... shooting a magnificent score of 68-5, 63, to win by three shots from Sandy Train and partner with H. Young in third piace on 67. As Graham and Jimmy were only allowed to win one prize, the scratch prize was awarded to W. Miller and G. Baillie with a score ...

... morning Frazer Hutchison struck the first ball of the gent’s final, little knowing then that it was going to take a full 36 holes to determine a winner. ...

... A BLANKET CHAT. It was in July, when the Wool Market was tiluggiah mid Prices very Low, that we entered it and made a Bargain about Blankets. Very few Blankets are needed in July and August, we Stored our Purchase until a more convenient Season. ...

... scoring of a standard that indicated once again that winning the trophy was going to take a super round. The early scores posted in the clubhouse confirmed that a low 60s score was required to lift the prize and it came as no surprise when at the end ...

... OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. JOHN ORK, Haiudklsnlu, begt to intimate to the Inhabitan'a of Kiittlh and District Chat baa Opened HAIRDRESSING SALOON at 49 MAIN STREET, where be hopes to merit than of Pnbhe IVronage by giviog bia careful and pereoaal attention ...

... devastating form. He is now doing two songs plus his latest overseas hit ‘‘New York New York’ plus a mime act This is a man of unlimited talent and who is a household name in the Cumbe[nauld area. His latest LP, which is also in cassette form, can now be ...

... with a view to having a chat with each other, and theatre nights or Jjust whatever we decided we want to do. The main objective is — we will be company for each other and maybe we can, all of us, try and pick up our lives again. Let’s give it a try. The ...

... Provost —If were to give to loth August. Chat would require a broad hint to gel ready to go. Appldgant explained that had depend on the summer trade to pull things up. The Provost explained that the Government had a scheme provide tor cases such this. lir ...

... ahonld find prepared tor the heaping of th* feast. They did a* they were directed and found all thing* *zaotly a* Jean* aaid. They delivered their to th* good man of th* ban**, who allowed them, a* J**ua had aaid, large upper room prepared and all mad* ready ...

... BUILDER A MONUMENTAL SCULPTOR. Yard at Bntrsnoe to A aid Able Cemetery. Home Addreee—Wood bead Atcoqi, Kirk inti Uoeh. ** - be left at CkvmicU Office. Kibylb. BALE OF Pin STOCK. CHOP, IMPLEMEJTS, Ac.. a TWKOUAR, KIRKINTILLOCH, FRIDAY, IStk Nmtmher, O— ...

... claims of the Gospei and to give it a chance to prove itself to you. M&W“M“Whm,I still want to thank you uflepflvlqcolmw-fi--friendly and lovisg community and may the bless you all. — Yours, affectionately, Rev. S. A. MARCH ...

... RuthVen said ,it was a very unfortunate mistake. Mr Stevenson—lt was no mistake. I do not accept it as a mistake. Mr Arneil said they were all agreed that (reporters ought to very careful. They saw again and again reporters making a preference of certain ...