... Jan 25 1951 WILLING made light work of catering arrangements at Stanley Unionists’ supper in Temperance Hall Friday THE PERTH RINK skipped Tom W Morris (second from left) won Scottish Curling Championship at the Ice Rink ...

... the side wa with rec tn boar the doors were st rale, the front ‘the hall was besieged people eager for Ths deer lies of panctually at seven o'clock, and in a short ti seat ip the hall, except, of course t the reserved seats, was occupied. fat had the Committee ...

... remitt of the to the ia to give ® one went the Bill, and to rey New report D.! f the Austin, Fel. Inst. Patent not d on n of ae Morris, metallic rail for printing and e ad- Germain, call bell keyless or puzzle paddiocks, Hawke, bor he is Richter, automatic ...

... to learn this voluntarily then he musk be taught the dignity of ANOTHIR of the victims of the Ibrox disaster, Jona BROWN, a Govan carter, passed away yesterday, making 23 deaths in all. From inquiries personally made Lord Provost Cnissome undentands that ...

... Garry, Mr and Mrs Lennox Beattie, Mr and Mrs Moss, Mrs and Misses Cardwell, rs and Miss Schlesinger, Mrs and Misses Thomas, Mr Morris, Misses Gwyther. Mr and Mrs Ireland, Mr and Mrs Boehm-man, Mr and Mrs Osmond, Mrs and Misses Malcolm, Mr and Mrs Meldrum, ...

... MOVEMNNT IN TIM COUNTRY. LAST night Nlr John Wilson, M.P. for Govan, was the principal speaker at the annual social meeting of the Free West Clow h Temperance Association held in the Chu.cli Hall, and presided over by the Rev. J. W. Robertson, the *militant ...

... streets of allow. In the country vehicular tralfi: is carried on with considerable difficulty SAMPLING Winn:v.-11r John Wilma, Govan, will in the C.mitunna on Tuesday ask the Lords Advmmte who' her he is aware that small sample of whisky are being freely ...

... Muirton on Wednesday night far the Ix-ague Rosebowl final Jeanfield Swifts and YM and they little to make forget cold the lively hall and the stiffish breeze blame for the poor standard of plav Neither appeared to be master the conditions could only he described ...

... aleastnd W. A. Mill, P.R.0.R., Govan, and the Rev. A. tallow., Shield., the Rev. Jame, Mendelson, M.A., Lisesteem, Mnli•lt Central Atria., to seas, t Mena Serena, eldest theabtee Jobs Remy Useldson, Req., J.P., Old Hall. Whites, Oaitbneas. DEATH. THE ...

... receipts the envy of many a • Third World dime- pm. PTF. NE WT finished well on top Methven then missed a Nor. Mr Murray's Govan works teem might argue a League Divbion 1 A.S.C. v noon and au the AS.C. but had hard game in the first here Brian Campbell ...

... Megginch ; Rae, Marthly ; Thomas Roy, butcher; Robert Keay. City Chamberlain; D. M. Macka , , solicitor: F. J.P ; Dr Paton, Dr Govan, W. tlarrison, Newmill ; D. J. Wilson, Bank of Scotland ; Alexander Hay, live stock salesman ; John M. Fraser, Invermay; Wm ...

... • sill p note ha the Dri Hall Itor mush owlet 7.3 d p.m., drew drill order, with leggirga Buds vi I attend, NI! attendance of all mooeite 1: Walauder. recruits dual at 8 out sk ; Tour-day, mitts ac 8 o'clock ; Friday. Morris tube sho tang in reerooa ...