... TO SPEAK OR NOT - TO SPEAK As a result of a request from Mr Donald J, Mackay, director of An Comunn GaidhealacH, Lewis District Council will discuss today whether their future meetings should be held in Gaelic. If the idea was adopted it would certainly ...

... Speaking contest South Midlothian J.A.C. held their annual speechmaking on November 7 in Dalkeith High School, The judges for the evening were Mr. Harry Garvin and Mr. James Peacop. There were three senior teams and one junior team, as follows: Senior ...

... SPEAKING CLOCK NEARLY 3,600,000 calls were made to the Speaking Clock in the Edinburgh Telephone Area during the past 12 months, an increase of 25 per cent over the previous year. This popular service, the first of the Post Office Intormation Services ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING 1 quite agree that the extension of house building in every town and county in Scotland is bound to fut a big strain on the small builders. That is wh¥ the full resources of the big builders, and in Pmicular of the big industrialised system ...

... THINK : SPEAK on this day For suffering animals everywhere, BRITAIN'S MOST SHAMEFUL EXPORT. The photographs.we publish express only part.of the vast area of animal- suffering ‘that. animal ‘exp'erimehf,_atio‘r'ir.\fnt’ailS‘~,l;|f“_~i..r.qn iy — ...

... Time to speak up There is no way of ensuring that the industry’s major clients in Scotland—the local authorities —will behave in such a way as to guarantee that the traditional builders will be kept at full stretch. They will always select the contractor ...

... Learn to speak, the Conservative way Midlothian Conservative and Unionist Party are to have a speaking competition, based on the form of a television interview. The competitor gives a short speech and is then crossexamined on it. The final is held on ...

... “ RAISE LEVEL OF PUBLIC SPEAKING ” The standard of public speaking | among politicians, business men and trade union officials was little short of . national scandal,. it was stated on Saturday at the annual conference in Edinburgh of the Toastmasters ...

... Travellers’ Cheques speak every language ...

... Lord Thomson speaks of debt to Scotland Lord Thomson returned last night to Edinburgh, the city | which he himself realised had notJ:Mays accepted him, to tell ¢« WEAK-KN >OV | a distinguished gathering that he returned to acknowledge that W EED ER ] ...

... JUDY TODD SPEAKS AT “FREEDOM FOR RHODESIA ” RALLY ...

... CHURCH VIEWS ON SEX REAFFIRMED Archbishop speaks The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Michael Ramsey, reaffirmed the Church’s view that “sexual intercourse outside marriage is alwga wrong ” during his presidential address to the diocesan conference in Canterbury ...