... to the best of their ability; to be fair with all, and temper decisions with sympathy whenever possible. PUBS WELL MANAGED Speaking of licensed houses. he was glad there were only 16 in the Glendale area to serve a population of 7,000. Reports generally ...

... NEXT MEETING TUESDAY FIRST. JANUARY 10th, 1950, in the SCHOOL, LOWICK, commencing at 7.30 p.m. W. Hogg, Esq.. Clackmae. will speak on Cattle Breeding and Management. All interested are cordially invited to attend. G. REAVLEY, Hon. Secy. ...

... Again there was a large attendance and again a deep impression was made by a beautiful presentation of the play. Singing and speaking were excellently well done; the costumes were colourful and the lighting effective. Great cred.t is due to the young folks ...

... approach £BO millions or per haps £lOO million if nothing is done.” So much for Nationalisation.” Will leave the housewives to speak for themselves as regards low prices and fair share for all The electors want facts and not bedtime stories.—An Old Elector ...

... and believe the local contest can be conducted cleanly and squarely, even if there is plenty of straight from the shoulder speaking. Brigadier R. A. F. Thorp. Sir Arthur Comyns Can and Councillor .1. Davis will be the principals on the stage. The electors ...

... the service, at which over two hundred were present. A NEW VENTURE Taking as his text the words from Exodus 14. verse 15: Speak unto the children of Israel that they go forward, Mr Gibh urged the members of the Mission to think of the occasion not as ...

... Berwick. As an introduction. Mr Parker described where historians found the material for writing histories, and then went on to speak of those who had attempted to write histories of Berwick—Fuller, Johnstone, Sheldon. and Scott. After giving a brief description ...

... Thornington House on Monday. the Hunt drew a blank in the nearby Whin and Colonel's Cover. At Buttershone Whin hounds started speaking when a brace was found on foot. Leaving the vixen behind, they went after a big dog fox, which ran very fast by Moneylaws ...

... Y.F.C. PROGRAMME BERWICK Young Farmers have been looking ahead and for the next three months have arranged for experts to speak on a wide variety of subjects. The Club is to meet on the first and third Tuesday of each month. except in January. when the ...

... of jesters for generations, but, in truth the law and lawyers of independent mind formed the one sure bulwark of freedom. Speaking vehemently against the ‘‘absolute power” of the Executive, Mr McDonald ended his speech with the words: Unless the principles ...

... a remarkable and heartening development. St. Boswells win speaking contest Four teams four members, representing st. Boswells, Teviotdale, and Young Farmers Clubs took part in public speaking contest in St. Bo'sells Hall, Monday evening. St.Boswells were ...

... Lees. Mr A. Lothian. secretary, thanked the Civil Defence Club on behalf of the Legion, Mr J. A. Vandore replying. Dramatist speaks at Coldstream Film Production from the Inside was the subject of an address given by the Fon. William Douglas Home, the well-known ...