... which they considered both merited and deserved. Allied to this was the difficulty of speaking to men working on an assembly line and to office staff. It was easier to speak to the hither administrative staff over a cup of tea. or IL as sometimes happened ...

... Evangelists M. Cooper and D. Fletcher. GOSPEL HALL, BLACKBURN. Saturday first, 15th Jan., at 7 p.m. Party from Wishaw will speak and sing. Sunday, at 6.30 p.m. Gospel Service. Speaker: Mr A. Fisher, Whitburn. Do join us at these Services. BROXBURN ST. ...

... the message to the nation's farmers on Tuesday from Mr Charles Jarvis. Chairman of the British Farm Produce Council. He was speaking at the annual dinner of the Dumfries Area Branch of the National Farmers' Union of Scotland Too much attention, declared ...

... spoked about this matter but had been told quite bluntly that there was no further information. She quoted an Instance of speaking to a depute director at some length, but when she received a reply to a letter referring to the discussion the depute had ...

... from Chile placed orders for 300 Kesko O.Y. of Helsinki. BMC's actors worth £200,000 and* Finish tractor distributor, for speaking of the orders from a mixed bag of 600 10/42 and South America, Mr G. Arnold. 10/60 models worth £400.000. Tractor Exports ...

... suggestion was made that it might be a good idea to hold these talks in one of the local clubs. In this way. there would, so to speak, be a ready-made audience. On the principle if you can't attract the people, then join them where they congregate. this ...

... Bathgate. The time one noticed such a person was when that person was no longer there. They would all, miss Mr Corsie and speaking personally, Mr Gray said that he had known Mr Conic for the least number of years, but he remembered that when he and his ...

... at the debate, at which questions oral and written handed up during the meeting, will be allowed. The principals will both speak before and after the questions. Page 7 Objection to the 007 Touch An objection to the use of initials instead of full names ...

... a driver. John Currie 1371, of 41 Ramsay Road, Kirkcaldy, was not only fined £l5 but banned from driving for one month. Speaking to a Courier reporter, spokesmen for the County roads department and one of the motoring organisations said that the driver ...

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... Scotland College of Agriculture. The lecturer will be Mr M. W. Morrison. who is horticulture adviser for West Lothian. He will speak on a variety of garden topics with special interest to people strating a new garden. Subjects will be chosen by the audience ...

... supporters' club branches were represented. Mr Wilson, Craigmillar, extended thanks to the Broxburn club for its hospitality. Speaking on behalf of the players, John Cummings commented on the happy spirit prevailing at Tynecastle. The evening's catering was ...