... Mr. Hatton to illustrate the subject. Describing how the Arctic Regions were discovered in 330 B.C. Mrs. Hatton Went oh to speak of such phenomena volcanoes, hot springs, ice fields and typical vegetation of that part the wdrlo. Little harbours packed ...

... through a course study and training in domestic matters. The Industrial Welfare Society at whose headquarters Mr. Bowntree was speaking has been urging the value of cooperation in industry for over 30 years. The stress that has been increasingly laid on Improving ...

... To Children ■REFERRING to the tendency *’ to cut down expenditure on improvements schools the area. Canon R. O. Brimley. speaking at Lancaster Divisional Education Executive meeting at the Town Hall yesterday (Thursday), said that maintenance of the premises ...

... show, her mother being the Society's pianist. Miss Thoms has voice of remarkable depth, power and clarity; she also has good speaking voice and a pleasing stage presence. Her Phoebe Meryll Is true to the Gilbert and Sullivan tradition- Through Roy S. Hardy ...

... churches rank high indeed among the glories of England and her heritage, and the Dean of Winchester is undoubtedly right to speak out about anxiety over ways and means preserving them. It is not quite good enough to say that we don’t deserve to have them ...

... activities make their working life &clety Vltal PonMwitlon A Young Firm . Standfast Dyers and Printers is, comparatively speaking, young ton,ln this ancient city first seeing the light of day in .1923, when It was founded by the late Sir James Morton ...

... Farm. Caton. WINDER.—In loving memory of my dear Mother, who died March 31st. 1948. We think of her In silence, and often speak her name; but there is nothing left but memories and her photo in frame,— From her loving daughter. Hetty. Tom, and grandson ...

... former colleagues of Mr. RenshalL the guests and Joined In the tribute to Mr. Renshall. ' County President's Appreciation Speaking as President of the Lancashire Referees Association, Mr. H. W. Hunt, of Preston, said it was a pleasure to ha associated ...

... are out to help you not to catch you,” said Mr. Mackay, senior inspector to the Ministry of Labour and National Service, speaking a small gathering of retail traders the Empire Cafe, Lancaster, on Tuesday evening, Wage Council Acta. Mr. Mackay began ...

... strong gale, blowing people almost on their feet Cinemas, theatres, and •cafes did the • most brisk business, but. generally speaking, it was a stay-at-home Easter, with egg■ rolling indoors. Enforced Indoor Festivities Sixteen hundred children from Lancaster ...

... Cavell swung the ball across to Hayes, whose shot beat the keeper all the way. This success encouraged City, who, generally speaking, were able to keep Wigan on the defensive but they were unable to advance their score. City Lucky And Unlucky The visitors ...

... officiated the afternoon service at the Wesley Sulvard Street Church on Wednesday. After an anniversary tea. Mr. Paxton, speaking to large audience, gave his well known lecture. “A Wandering Scot in Yankeeland,” which be related his experiences, interspersed ...