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... Shirley speaks THE Clarendon Out and About Club held its monthly meeting on Saturday. Members enjoyed a talk given by Shirley Burns on her year in office. =~ Raffle winners: Mrs B Denwood and Mrs M Marton. The next dinner will be the annual meeting on ...
... Speak up UNGOBSTOPPERS - an everlasting taste of humour, satire, sketches and speeches - is the title of an event at Modieys Restaurant on September 9. Run by the Associated Speakers Clubs, this will be an informal day of improvisation for anyone to enjoy ...
... Speaking of awards MORECAMBE Speakers’ Club members held their annual speech contest at their latest meeting. Eric Stead was the winner with a speech called ‘the lost childhood’ and John Blackwell was runner-up. Judges were district president, lan Charters ...
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... Speaking up for the demonised By STEVE RUSSELL WRITING as a newspaperman, | would leave myself open to certain ‘pot-and-kettie’ accusation were | to offer derogatory comment about estate agents. Undoubtedly, however, there are some professions which the ...
... Mal speaks against racism - o ...
... Mum speaks of benefits to everyone ...
... Ladies speak up at their AGM THE Morecambe Ladies’ Speakers Club held their annual general meeting at the Elms Hotel recently. President Margaret Law chaired the evening. The officers appointed were; president, Anne Blackwell; vice-presidents, Doreen ...
... planning application will be entitled to contact Lancaster City Council in order to register their intention to speak. Anyone wishing to speak at the June meeting should register their intention to do so with the city council’s administration service on ...
... LB Speak in new season PRESIDENT Amy Singleton welcomed members to the new sea- son’s opening meeting for the Inverlune Ladies Speakers Club. Favourite speeches were lead by Amy Singleton, Margaret Gardner, and Pat Jowett. The speeches were ali evaluated ...
... Results! SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS ...
... Speak up for your rights By MICHAEL HILL STUDENTS from a local college have challenged the Government to ensure disabled people have a voice - and proper training to use it. Nikola Rennie and Jenna Jones, who both attend Beaumont College in Lancaster ...