... in her 80s.” The purpose of the letter is to thank two organisation that helped give her a happy Christmas. But the letter speaks the sentiment of ali oia folk who, more than anyone, appreciate every littie thing that is done to make life happier. The ...

... Moffat’s home to hear the message. A microphone and a loudspeaker were connected to the phone so that everybody could hear and speak to Eleanor. Eleanor's brothers, Jim, Tom and Robert, were there as well as her sisters, Anne and Christine. Several other relatives ...

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... difficulty when you are bringing shopping from dinburgh, or when returning from holiday carrying heavy luggage, and I am not just speaking for myself.” But people further up the scheme considered that a bus service to the war memorial would not be satisfactory ...

... !Labour’s Day Midlothian Constituen our Party held a day sc Sunday in the Imperia Edinburgh. The speak Mrs Mary Klopper, who ¢ a candidate for South A the last General Electio subject was African ...

... Labour Party, Lord = Hughes, Under-Secretary = of State for Scotland, - will speak on the pro- - posals outlined in the = White Paper. County Convenor James Meth- = ven, will speak on what = the White Paper will - mean to Midlothian, = These two speakers ...

... day. Spain is one of these places. Worried about the language? Relax, the Spaniards are honest and friendly. Most of them speak English and they are only too happy to help visitors see their country. They are fierce patriots and are justly proud of their ...

... cleuch Church Hall was filled with young people for a first-time-ever youth rally, with ministers of three denominations speaking during a programme which included pop music and folk singing. The rally began with pop tunes being played on a tape recorder ...

... one previous conviction for theft he was “a known and reputed thief” under the Burgh Police (Scotland) Act of 1892. v aet & Speaking on his own behalf Watson said that he had bought the property in good faith, thinking it to be legitimately taken from prefabs ...

... me. and the office manager smallest of the five then went on hardware at the new town of had organised the collection. |t° speak of vapounng writers Livingston: S.G.B. Fairchild, . I'm a fit. but fairly inactive who appeared to think that Ltd. will make ...

... of the Coal Board would create a feeling of insecurity in the industry. Mr W. Bannerman, Lothians secretary of the N.UM. speaking to an “Advertiser” reporter after the meeting stressed that the delegation to Westmingter next month is not against the present ...

... commented, “It is a disgrace that the peace of Dalkeith should be disturbed in this way on a Sunday night.” Robert Clyde, speaking on his own behalf, said that the beer mats he had thrown were not meant for Millar. He had merely been “larking about” with ...