... prosperous New Year and hoped that he would he able to meet them at next year's function. (applause.) After grace by Bailie J. R. Thomas a very delightful dinner was served by the staff of Bo'ness Co-operative Society Ltd., after which refreshments were distributed ...

... brother-inlaw and family. COLLIGAN. In loving memory of our dear mammy, Martha Findlay, died 30th May. 1944, also out dear daddy. Thomas Colligan, accidentally killed, 10th January, 1949. No roved ones stood around him To bid a last farewell. No word of comfort ...

... was long before I could get him to distinguish between one tune and another. This question was asked and answered by Major Thomas Illitokhurn, Edinbergli, in proposing The Immortal Memory at the 23rd annual supp , ir of the Winchburgh Lea Rig Club in their ...

... and John Gorman, tenors; Thomas Rutherford baritone; and David Stein, bass. MrJames Lawrence ably discharged the duties of accompanist and at the close votes of thanks were accorded the organiser on the call of Lt.-Col. Hardie, to whom a similar compliment ...

... County Wills Among the recent inventories lodged with the Sheriff Clerk at Linlittigow are tile following:— Jotizi Hardy, draper, late of The Inch, Bathgate, 022,494; Miss Matilda Jessie Dougal Brand or Scott, 3e West Main Street, Broxburn, 010,309; Michael ...

... 32 Blackness Road, to 40 Braehead Drive. HALL MANAGER GETS MORE POWER Bailie Thomas raised the question of the Council at last meeting con- Transfer of Tenancies. Mr G. Hardie, 9 Preston Park, to 4 New Well Wynd. and Mr W. Y. Yates, 4 New Well Wynd, to ...

... called on Mr James G. Hardy,' the congregational treasurer, to present his financial report for 1952. which showed a total Chris tion Liberality of £1.844. The accounts were unanimously ii , bipted on the motion of Mr John Hardy, seconded by Mr Robert ...

... him. The Fiscal agreed that there were signs of injury to accused. The Justices, Messrs J. Fergusson, Pliilnstoun. and W. Hardie. imposed a fine of £1 with the alternative f seven .lays' PRACTICE FOR DR. MALLOCH.— Popular Armadale merlieo, Dr. Malluch ...

... new rugs below Butler's price. B B C ACCREDITED Station 579. Day-old chicks, R 1.R.. L.S., R. a 8.. Br.L. S., Blk.L. s R. Thomas English, The Shelling. Houston Mains, Uphall; Phone Dechmont 54. ALWAV/ 3 Clothing bargains at Supply Store. Uphall Beds. ...

... the windbreak which ha.l been planted two years ago. Councillor Hardie—lt is deplorable. Ex-Provost Fleming said this sort of destruction was going on all over the country. Bailie Thomas said :Ivry would have to report the matter to the police. Councillor ...

... the loyal Coronation Fund. • 1.C.1. RECREATION GROUND The Rallies were unanimously appointed as follows:—First Bailie, J. R. Thomas; Second Bailie, A. G. Merker; Junior Bailie, John Geddes. Cotmcillor John Brock was unanimously appointed Dean of Guild. Bailie ...

... it waS tatty right that thanks he aceople , l Bailie Thomas for the tremendous a mount of work he had done as Convener of the Coronation Committee. He had done a very good job. Councillor A. G. Hardie said that word thanks was also due Mr Edmiston for his ...