... team to beat. The fact that Havant can field five or six sides a week The next big event on the bnckev calendar was the WRNS speaks strongly of the power of the club. Other clubs such as Southsea and Cosham have maintained their usual standards and they ...

... many who admit the newspaper's informative value but fear its influence, said Mr. E. T. Symons (Editor of the Evening News) speaking to portsmouth Round Table yesterday Staff of provincial newspapers live among the peopie and work with them, he said. They ...

... £25d00 in 1950 to over £61.000. Mr. P. G. Bantleld clerk to Cranbroot Rural Council. revealed on Thursday last week. He was speaking at a meeting at which Mr. !Hanley Calcutt. parish council chairman. presided. and called by the rural council to explain ...

... Council music included the hymn : much enjoyed by a large conshould take its courage in -Praise My Soul. ' gregation. In speaking and both hands and completely BrAoadr ga enn all. was held at singing the young people excelled. change the whole pattern ...

... meeting Wednesday January 6 pm British Legion Club Limpsfield Mr R Barrington Brock (Viticultural Research Station Oxted) will speak on outdoor grape cultivation and wine making All “sippers” welcome (Advt) THE GATEWAY Secretarial Coaching Centre Woodhurst-lane ...

... accessories f the Speculation that Tunbridge Wells, married Phyllis, Ann Manton, or honey- interested. but legal; • cannot speak. he sh in Mild. He he would take legal advice about till Central Station would be moved to' daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. W. ...

... motion was overwhelm| ingly carried. The ex-Chairman _of the Association, Mr. M. M. Wiles, D;,‘dn’;’ho“:gfid..?’cx{;if'la speaking _from the platform, || pirandello is about a sch‘:woly denied that such a measure w:s nyaster O matrios & YOURS giri necessary ...

... hope of house themselves: but as older ccntinued peace and prosperity, people cannot usually get mortand rather too narrow to speak , gages. let council dwellings be only of the local problems of rry I available for them and mainown constituency. Joined on ...

... message scrawled on he expressed his sincere ern_ the upholstery. The merge? ;lathy for Mrs. Watts. You want to get your rakes Speaking for the solicitors, seen t 0 1 Mr. Anthony Harvie described Mr. Watts as fair, kind, human Lighting Scheme • end tinde ...

... the Scientist will speak on “Transport in Future This will be followed by a lecture on Tuesday by Mr J S T Looms leader of High Voltage and Hot Gases” and next Friday Dr Magnus Pyke manager of Glenochil Research Station will speak on “Will there be enough ...

... senseless destruction of fine old buildings, of trees and of the countryside, is going on all over England. ;\)J:;:;:l:_e, nor speaking thire own :lvm‘m we “nh hire (grchitec(l ) : . th artistic appre- We have the right to think for SRe Pannese W i i ourselves ...

... full police backing He ; admires the spirit of those part. Mr. Kay. whose and of humour help to put trainees at their ease. speaks highly of pupils and instructors — both of whom come from widely scattered areas of Kent. ...