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... Speaking Competition There was a capacity audience comprising people from all parts of the Division and including many Young Conservatives, at a Speaking Competition held at the Party headquarters in Hebden Bridge Jlast Thursday. The winners of the Sowerby ...

... COOPER - SPEAK Mr. Donald Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Cooper, 7, Osborne Place, Todmorden, was married at Heptonstall Slack Baptist Church on Saturday, to Miss Mary Speak, daughter of Mrs. F. Speak and the late Mr. James Speak, 15, Smithy Lane, Colden ...

... The Pentagnng . speaks! s AN “Evening Tele- § = 4\ graph” reporter who . = telephoned the U.S. base % = at Alconbury today to ; & check a report in the T ¢ national Press that all = U.S. bases throughout = = the world had been put = * on an operational ...

... GENERALLY SPEAKING in most oI the professions you receive anm account fo: each interview. Many charge for verbal ideas and advice alone, and this is right anc N LIFE ASSURANTE AUVISORY SERVICE, 41 Broadway Peterborough iBS a Iree service for those who ...

... Speak up “This hospital must be preserv: ' as a small seélf-contained general hospital, a local hospital, part of -a group. not become an appendage to the hospital in ...

... fnglish-speaking There is no language problem in the international division of this charming little island. Evervone speaks English on all but the most formal official occasions—an English with a West of Ex}iqland accent to it. he tourist trade is focussed ...

... ‘Speak out’ IN the face of all kinds of conditions scream- ing to be rectified, too many of us find ourselves afflicted with moral laryngitis,” says evangelist Billy Graham. “Our motto too often is—Stay aloof. Don’t get involved.” But the power to speak ...

... Archdeacon speaks 7 s Public Notice to Whittlese | ¥ !NOTIS]E I;ohereb_v gin s at bert Livni, Rotarmns '{;OB.C. hFXeltton I?oswl, Pete a o ! borough, is applying to th Tflfilg“',‘g’; Oé S‘;)nf‘:‘»?(?:? Home Sficretar,\' for naturalisa . U, Je ALLS tion ...

... SPEAKING COMPETITION the Sobriety Hall Jast Saturday, when g o a party of over 200 sat down to al Mr. Michael = Sutcliffe, a che-l capital te:. -erved and arranged py | Chairman of the Sowerby Conserva- | the Ladics’ Committee. After tea an “)'“‘ A ...

... Literally speaking CITY publicans have a reputation for being unruffled, but I wonder how many would react if a six or seven year old youngster walked up to the bar and asked for six penn’orth of maggots! Phil Strickland, mine host at the Royal Oak, London ...