... School on Wed dropped gi in one match occur Myreside on Saturday mi •t tea, whist drive, and dance visitors his garden He was Rugby fifteen met the Wat jely instrumental in starting the ashieis Rock Garden Society, of took place in the Corn Exchange on Friday ...

... CRICHTON CUP • SEVENS AT MELROSE The youngsters’ Rugby field day at the Greenyards on Saturday afternoon was favoured with good weather, with the playing pitch, however, on the hard side. Three cups were competed for, and the large gathering of spectators ...

... Frater. Junior Rugby.—The meeting of Gala Juniors and Melrose Juniors at the Greenyards on Saturday produced another closely contested game, which ended 5-3 in favour of the home team. Tom Rutherford converted the try obtained by George Frater, and W. Ormiston ...

... half-time, Miss Margt. Swinton; booby, Miss Olive Pierce. With the Royal Artillery. —Mr John Crawford, popular member of Melrose Rugby Club committee, and a sergeant-major in the Home Guard, is now a Royal Artilleryman (Anti-Aircraft Driving School). Jock,” ...

... 4. OF THE GAY 'N I N grm REUNITED Two stalwart members of the Mel-' rose rugby club during the nineties met in Melrose quite recently after 40 years. They were Mr George Frater, at present on holiday after 43 years in New Zealand, and Mr Jim Moffat, who ...