... case received Council had turned down a support from several fellow- similar scheme for the very councillors. He con t to speak after a motion that parish counci 1 s should consider the provision of street lighting in their own particular villages, favouring ...

... visited by their ; parents at any time. Those . who acre in hospital for more than three weeks could also be visited. Geni speaking, however, it 1 was better to keep to • children dawn to the minit mum. The story of the Lady ho marvelled was reto:d to ...

... omnibus New Year resolution from one of our local correspondents. Prom now onwards, he writes, I shall think kindly of and speak nicely to:— • I—People who complain that the story they wanted to read wasn't In the issue they bought. 2.—People who tell ...

... together, It there was a panel of sittersin to call upon, the night life of Hunstar.ton would brighten up considerably . Speaking as a private individual. Mr. Watkiastm sa:dl that he would to a' community centre established in the town. Father D. V. ...

... trepidation. Noone especially when feeling a bit chesty. likes the Idea of modern science seeing right through them, so to speak, and spotting signs of the dread tuberculosis. But surely even fewer can, without terror, contemplate the Idea that the germs ...

... crew of the John Evelyn, which came in Lynn last week, although all Scottish. allowed it to come in without any celebrating. Speaking to the mate Robert Manson, of Lentick. he told me that the ship was a Flamborough Head at the time, going from Blythe to ...

... Advertiser this is what some of the candidates had to say: MAJOR F. J. WISE, — Make no mistake, a return Mr. Sidney Dye, speaking at a meeting ot Downham Market Labour Party on Tuesday., expressed similar views. He would have preferred a summer election ...

... Tony Deane was ally striklng as the The dancing of the ,of Hunatanton Lovelies l excellent. chonis I Generally speaking. the produotion opened slowly. gained pace rapicify as it went along and ended on a fast, gay, colourful note. THE CAST All Baba ...

... the ISS employees. Ossir wives trim& M tho Slssit-Mes R.P. LWOW staff dam* at Um, • a a Lyme. i &twirl/we, Ty. 17, 3 Heacham speaks for youth needs: 'Communism out ' WHAT WOULD you like to see in 1950? Continuing this special series of personal views which ...

... been saving, it was now not unexpected for withdrawals to exceed, at times. weekly savings. It was to be regretted that was speak on' gambling, be said. Athough one or two members disapproved. the meeting decided on a large open rally being arranged for ...

... said, I shall °facially approach the Church with my ideas. Mr. Miscall, who makes all his own characters, takes all the speaking parts, and pulates some of the puppets behind the scenes —he is often assisted by his motheris spending much of his spare ...

... Jephson. CBE. paid special tribute to an old soldier who WOl e the ribbons of the South Africar. war Lieut.-Col. C H. Winter. l speaking of the Army Cadetsl In West Norfolk, said: My Problem is to And leaders for these toys. I would be more than grateful if ...