... SPEAK 1 voted. I voted for the man. not the political party. In a small town such as Melton, 1 do not think politics come into elections. I voted for the man 1 thought would do the town the most good, The man who will stand up and speak on my behalf for ...

... Speaks on GOD'S HEALING FOR YOU TODAY! BY THE POWER OF GOD: The sick are being healed and through Jesus people are finding true freedom and purpose in life SATURDAY 3 APRIL to LOCAL CONTACT: MONDAY 5 APRIL JONATHAN KENT at 7.45 p.m. 0664 500625 GLOUCESTER ...

... Speaking up A REVAMPED annual town meeting where Melton people can air their views could be set up. Borough councillors want to find a popular format which will attract more than the dozen or so citizens who bothered to turn up last year. Council leader ...

... speak out even if the national government withdraws support from refugees, there is still obligation on local councils to provide ‘shelter, warmth and food’. That makes it the responsibility of citizens and public representatives to speak out against ...

... YOUTH SPEAKS ELTON Rotary Club, just recovered from the frivolity of their Christmas party at which I gather several of them were moved to tears of laughter, iistened soberly and admiringly at their meeting on Monday this week to Mr. J. B. Eagles a son ...

... Speak now POLICE in the county are in urgent need of people who can speak, read and write Japanese, Cantonese or Mandarin. The languages are needed to help police and courts communicate with people who cannot speak or understand English. Leicestershire ...

... LEARNING TO SPEAK Tue Workers' Educational Association always shows enterprise in its choice of subjects. 1 note, for instance, that two experiments in adult education are now being made by the Melton branch. In association with the Asfordby branch of ...

... EXPERT SPEAKS Mrs. K. Wood presided at the March meeting of the New Barkby W.I. and Mr, Gilbert of the Brooksby Hall Farm Institute gave a talk on the planning and cultivation of herbaceous borders. He also judged the annual bulb competition which attracted ...

... SPEAK NO EVIL Mrs. A. Wise said she was sure there was a great deal of disappointment when non - acting members could not go, Another member did not think there would be an influx of nonacting members at the rchearsals if the rule was altered. Mr. Green's ...

... Speaks Jtsell M. Mallinder, J, Griffin, H. Pickard, C. Brown, D. Stanley, J. Fennelly, D. Oxby, J. Spink, R. Brown, THESE ALSO SERVED The orchestra was led by Miss U. Smyth, and included Mr. S. G. Hough, Mr. W. A, Jackson, Miss M. G. Rose and Mr. C. Broxholme ...

... STRAIGHT SPEAKING The 10 Conservative members of Melton’s 12-strong Urban District Council were summoned to a late-night meeting at Melton Conservative Club on Monday to meet senior officers of the Divisional Party Association. It is understood that the ...

... HE COULD NOT SPEAK Somerby’s new representative on the Meclton and Belvoir R.D.C.— Capt. T. L. Hubbard—rose to take part in the discussion of a Housing Committee minute at his first meeting last week and was told he cculd not do so without first reading ...