... Dorothy Ridiey (left) and P.W. Betty Ridley. [Photo.: Primrose of Morpeth.] X he annual féte . Edward J. Milne, M.P. for Blyth, speaking at t relid Eby Bedlington branch t:l t:e OI: Age Pensioners’ Association n Augus W EE Y : | B . E‘ E R R } . = g 2 % . I ...

... ished‘ o |Ya“°n Army. But among Salvation- Cameilia sasanqua is & shrub that| “Sparvew's Yard® by Audrey ISt it is customary to speak of * THE has been neglected for too long, but jt|Curling (Hurst & Blackett, 15/-), is FOUNDERS and to couple with the i ...

... Council Education Committee, said of the patients discharged 92.2 per cent were considered fit for some form of work. He was speaking at the Christmas dinner of the patients held at the centre on last Tuesday, when some 40 patients and guests wers entertained ...

... between the post when no goalie turned up! The “Spartans” second string lived up to its reputation of being fighters, and it speaks volumes for their attacking ability when one of their vital goals came from fullback Ancrum. Blyth are fortunate to have in ...

... music and chorip 'Speak- ing providea seasonable entertainment at Red Row County Primary School, ‘when the pupils presented their annual carol service The choirs were conducted by Mr. ‘T. C. Huggins and Mr. D. L. Head, and the verse speaking group by Mrs. ...

... You did not say goodbye, it was just as well, As I could not say goodbye to the one 1 loved sO well. 1 hide my tears when I speak your name, But in my heart remains the same. Will never be forgotten. Always remembered by her loving sister Molly, brother-inlaw ...

... again‘ discussed the dangers to road }traflic on the bank and it was agreed to ask the British Railways for a new bridge. Speaking on Tuesday night, Coun. James Haig, of West Sleekburn, a motorist, described the bank as not only a nightmare, but a “ daymare ...

... Tuesday night heard of his ill expressed fears about the }\ell-be:ug ness and 1t was decided tc write a :).’_ the town when speaking in a com-|jetter wishing him a speedy recovery mittee debate on the need for attracl-|ang soon back to his work ¥ % ‘ng ...

... you may get up to £4OO. Both owner-occupiers and landlords can take advantage of these grants. If you're a tenant why not speak to your landlord about it? Watch out for the Mobile Exhibition & Cinema Unit in your area ...

... you may get up to £4OO. Both owner-occupiers and landlords can take advantage of these grants. If you're a tenant, why not speak to your landlord about it? Watch out for the Mobile Exhibition and Cinema Unit in your area ...

... he was accustomed ID‘Pisa. and the Swiss lakes were seen in for his grand talk. ; i g tNV\.ou. ,of course, be s ill mors in speak his mind on any subject onlsych places as Italy ani the Mediter-| Miss Bell, Mrs. Davis, Miss Laidlaw. | teresting lif the ...

... Durin thg evening the club secrewas a bad thing,” he said. departments respectively. |tary Mrg Campbell s%or was presen- Speaking of Mr. George Brown's M. Jacobson said that the men iog yith a silver ashtrayeivn recognition declaration on prices, productivity ...