... FARMERS NEED LEAD ON COMMON MARKET Leaders must speak The day on which the final decision as to whether Britain should join the Common Market or not, looms nearer and nearer, and the farmers of this are still without any dear-cut directive on this issue ...

... Tam spotlights educational anomalies Speaking in the debate on the Scottish Estimates Bill in the House of Commons. Tam Dalvell M.P., suggested that the shortage of Roman Catholic teachers might be related to the seeming lack of opportunity for R.C.'s ...

... Grand Committee last week, and quoted a letter sent to bins by David Cook, headmaster of Salbardie Primary School, Bat hgate. Speaking after Mr lobe Brewis, M.P. for Galloway, Tam said that there were several matters be wished to discuss in relation to the ...

... WEST LOTHIAN COURIER FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1971 I t '.0. 4 . 0 11”. fa/54.0, A last Frida . Primary Regional Party. the speak Mr Eric of Midlotfii Planning Cc He said of change i but the thr when the rePresel!tol the comes mo calthre of more impo I would ...

... anticipated, when some of the coarser grass species. such as Perennial Ryegrass may have been included. FINE GRASSES aGenerally speaking lawns should be composed of the finer species of bents and fescues and by doing this growth will normally be slower and less ...

... unen ng and Technical rector of the Nobel Division I.CI. Ltd.. was speaking L.D.C. man Di about the future development of education in the New Town and said that he believed the speaks at future of industry lay in its integration with further educebon ...

... in Scotland, according to figures given in , Edinburgh this week by Air Marshal Sir William Coles. Controller of the fund. speaking at the Scottish branch annual general meeting. The chairman of the branch. Reverend Dr. , Archibald McHardy, presided. Sir ...

... Assessor has not said anything to the County about them as far as I know. and I am totally ignorant of what has happened. Speaking at a meeting of Linlithgow Town Council on Tuesday. Mr lan Cameron. the Town Clerk, said that for all new property. private ...

... Police Judge Stewart asked what had happened to would stop interrupting. Can I the feasibility report planned not finish speaking on my three years previously, when he motion? I withdraw it and am had been on the baths comgoing home. The Parks Superin- ...

... Glasgow; Principal in hands you can rely on, skilful and experienced hands. teacher of technical subjects. Bank of Scotland speaks in accents you understand; Craigshill High School- Kober M Nimmo. Larbert Hig 1• is the Bank for all who plan for tomorrow ...

... last for the time being . Craitobill and Howden. At the amnion. and the club will re-open on end of the day a total of pi Speaking to representatives - Monday. September 6at 7 p.m.. bags had been fißed and as of the New Town's 150 odd , in Howden House ...

... forenoon Rev. Seedy had five wheelchairs to pick and choose from. He chose one of the latest collapsible models which. so to speak, was in showroom condition and had sca-cely been used. Rev. Sandy and the Kirk Session were perfectly willing to pay for the ...