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... improved by the rains of Sfonday. The greens could do with more rain, however, and judging from the appearance of the sky last night the cold rains of the spring season are yet to come. The County Licensing Courts were held on Tuesday. At most Courts ...
... But her cherished golden locket Ha. often dimmed hi: eye, While her Aar shove is. .hintmi - 17 d ;;it;,iTingit;Li; tlo sky. When night is closing rimed him, In the wastes of prairie hied, There' , a silent calf in solitude, He hears her last When you ...
... Princess. Her long hair was black as ti.e ateu's wing; beil w Arge, dark eyes were tho colour of the deep, dark blue of the sky at night. There was the delicate pink of the blush rose in her cheeks. She shall be called Rosomonde, said the Queen. The beautiful ...
... has expressed deep concern at the increasing brightness of the sky by night on account of various new systems of street lighting, and explains that his anxiety is due to the fact that night observations at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, are seriously ...
... to take the chair. Mr T. Stewart was toastmaster and speakers were Mr Tom Ness and Mr J. McGeorge . They Vas on a A Red Sky at Night, and Quest for Quality respectively. Critics were Mr W. Matthew and Mr 0. Scott while Mr G. Walker took charge for the ...
... system and it appears on the next page but one to an article by Patrick Moore, well-known 3.8. C. TV broadcaster on lbs Sky at Night% BALI TOTAL Ig The grand total►of £133 10/. was realised at the sale of work held by the ladies of St John's Church Woman's ...
... 1: Great Sleight Robbery ) Llo—Boniface’s Holiday (C). L3o—Watch With Mother (C). I.4s—News and Weatherman (C). Lio—A “SKy At Night” special 1969 (CI. 2.2o—Star of India (C). 3.45—4472—F1ying Scotsman (C). 4.2s—Play School (C). 4.so—~The Private Life ...
... T2o—-Star Trek. L 10—Softly. Softly (S). 9.oo—The Nine O'Clock News, t‘:«-srm Review of 1930 (C). 10.40—24 Hours (C). 11.15—The Sky At Night (C). 11.30—Weatherman followed by the Scottish News and Headlines. Closedown. B.BC. 2 (C)—Colour, 11.00—Play School (C) ...
... lo—Softly, Softly. 9.oo—The Nine O’Clock News, 9.2o—sportsnight with Coleman. 10.15—24 Hours, 10.50—Sportsreel. 11.15—The Sky at Night, followed by Weatherman, Scottish News Headlines and Weather. Closedown. 8.8. C. 1 9.15—F0r Schools and Colleges. 12.25—Nal ...
... Tom and Jerry. star Trek. softly, Softly. The Nine Oo'Clock News, sportsnight with Coleman, 24 Hours, sportsreel. The Sky at Night, followed hy Weatherman, Scottish News Headlines and Weather. Closedown. 8.8C.2 Play School. Hardy Heating International ...
... B.so—The Fiftles 9.oo—The Nine O’clock News followed by Weather (¢) 9.2o—Show Jumping (¢) 10.45—24 Hours (c) 11.15—~The Sky at Night (c) 11.35—Anglers’ Corner (t(t?s 11.52—Weatherman, Scottish News Headlines, Weather and Closedown T W P eAN S ‘3% k 3 ‘ ...
... O’Clock News followed by Weather (C). 9.2 o—An Hour With Clive Dunn s(:gc)l Clive Dunn’s Cinema 10.20—24 Hours (C). 10.55—The Sky At Night (C). 11.20—Angler’s Corner (C). 11.35—Weatherman (C). 11.37—Scottish ~ News Headlines, Weather and Closedown. 8.8. C. 2 ...