... Garrocher Farm, was observed by a police car patrolling the arca and they followed. They believed the driver did not want them to speak to him and he accellerated 1o a speed up to 80 mph over a distance of 17> miles. It appeared, said Mr Gibb, that Rennie had ...

... The Galloway Gazette, Sthimbir 3'065: 1961 Speaking at the opening meeting of the new session of Wigtownshire Antiquarian Society, Mr A. E. Truckell, F.S.A.(Scot.), Dumfries, made the assertion that Saint Ninian was not the first Scots Christian. Mr Truckell ...

... police saw the car in Coronation Drive, and as they had information he was in possession of a controlled drug, decided to speak to him. Kyle was spoken to outside his own house. In the car, the police found a cigarette packet containing a resinous material ...

... members to welcome at the next meeting which will be on Tuesday, 4th November, in Broughton House, when Mr A. D. Watson will speak about *“Birds in Galloway. ...

... into practice at his school by way of a set of complicated papers knows as ‘The Arrangements’. g In the feature, Mr Machell speaks of the difficulties involved in “‘interpreting ‘The Arrangements’ into practical teaching methods suited to our conditions ...

... her steep hillsides, her byways, or even on long stretches of her highways, you’ll find those marvellous dykes eloquently speaking of a bygone art that remains a source of profound wonderment for us all. The immensity of some the boulders incorporated ...

... Not Cissy Mr Irving Millers report stated that so far as the festival was concerned verse speaking was not allowed to be the orphan and was not relegated to a back place. The spoken word was deserving of practice and through it they learned the poetry ...

... Employment Minister lan Lang told the European Parliament in Strasbourg today during a debate on the European Social Fund. Speaking on behalf of the Council of Ministers of the Community, the Galloway MP reaffirmed the Council’s commitment to the European ...

... provide schooling for children. If they could not, he said, they should be fighting the government for more money. Mr Heron was speaking in response to a letter from regional Director of Education Mr John Purves. The letter was in reply to criticism made by ...

... Mrs Geddle. Newton-Stewart. versatile lady who had come to speak to them on ” The Children and the Woman's Guild.” After explaining the real meaning of the Guild. Mrs Geddie proceeded to speak of one form of service which claimed priority in their work ...

... with the verse speaking competition. Mr Maurice Jacobson, Mus. Bac., A.R.C-M., was the adjudicator in the musical section: and Mr Irving Miller. JL.G.SiM., L.R.A.M.. A.TjC.'L.. M.R.S.T.. in the verse speaking competition. Verse Speaking Friday’s results ...

... Impressions of Scotland NEW ZEALAND exchange teacher David Morton was Rotary guest at Stranraer on Monday. Speaking to the topic, ‘My Impressions of Scotland’, he described his visit as “‘a dream come true”’. With a Scottish father and Caledonian connections ...