... , as one of its speakers, Mr, Cadzow will be speaking about the Luing breed of cattle with the breeding of which he has been concerned. Finally. Mr. H. B Huntley, regional mechanisation officer, will speak about machinery. and the important subject of ...

... tourists and pleasure visi« lors from further afield, The only other service trade ol 'particular importance is hair|dressing. Speaking of trends in employment, the report says there has been an overall reduction of 11 per cent in the number of FELTON Ym people ...

... discussion, but they have got many farmers worried, and will no doubt form the basis for an interesting talk when Mr. L. S. Foster speaks about new cereal varieties to Grassland Society members at an open meeting at the Black Swan, Stobhill, next Thursday. Moreover ...

... gap. He welcomed Canon Hinkley and referred to his ministry, all of which had been served in parishes in the North-east. Speaking - on the theme, “Where is my King?” the Bishop said it was the duty of Christians to proclaim by the quality of their living ...

... claims that at present there is a basic incompatibility between the traffic and land use functions of the town centre, It speaks of traffic flows exceeding the environment capacity of the streets and warns that if the functions are to be retained, trafic ...

... Cullercoats. Busy days for M.P. VISCOUNT LAMBTON, M.P. for the Berwick Division, will be speaking at several functions in the near future. He is expected to speak on the Rhodesian situation when he attends a coffee evening in the Links Hotel, Seahouses ...

... Example Speaking to the other apprentices, Mr, Skipsey told them: “Don’t think parochially, Let this young man’s success serve as an example.” Mr, Skipsey, who retires in May this year, revealed that the Christinas Day power cut which affected parts of ...

... evolved by Dr. William Smith, he said, Surprised Dr. M. Kay, acting head ol the cattle centre at the Rowet! Research Institute, speaking on urea teeding, surprised some people when he said it could be wasteful to supplement straw feeding with non-protein nitrogen ...

... not think|hearq Mr, Tripney shout ang Shiel was driving fast. “I leaned|at the same time saw head. forward and was about to speak|lamps coming straight towards to Davig when the car was|him, He became flustereq and —————|pulled the wheel over to thy é left ...

... runs down stream and it is then a case of reeling in, The flanks of the fish will soon collapse after landing and generally speaking it does have a fishy smell. The tail and lower fins will be ragged and the gills white or very pale pink, Freshwater maggots ...

... our dear daughter, Lorna, and dear mother of John, who died February 8. 1953: also dear Eric. who died February 28, 1962. We speak your names, Mention you often. God bless you both, You are never forgotten. — From John, mum. dad and family. Shilbottle. MOODY ...

... meeting with prayer, A discussion was held on Unity by 1980—Possibility or Pipe Dréam—with Mr, B. A, J. Crookston (Methodist) speaking for the possibility and the Rev. P. Rendell (Vicar of Kirknew‘on)--doubtful. i e Various snags and benefits were explained ...