... finest herds of pedigree attested Friesians in the country. High yields, an average of 4.31 butterfat, and many Challenge Cups speak for the herd's success. There's nothing to beat CHURN says Mr. Masters, who adds CHURN los to a ground mixture of homegrown ...

... national chairs an. whi; will speak on the organisation of the Young Conservatives; Lt.-Cmdr. S. L. C. Maydon, M.P. for Wells, who will deliver a lecture on agriculture: and Mr. P. 1. Bell, M.P. for Bolton East, who will speak on industry and ! industrial ...

... welcome to all visitors present. and expressed thanks to the Rev. Kenneth Toms of rum hanilloi-Sea for consenting to come and speak at their Rally, and to 1 Mr. S. Kelvin Johnson. for his services at the organ that evening. Musical items included a solo entitled ...

... concerned t i.eperirnent with the tape-recorder. to be a very useful member would be properly informed of the the yetina people speaking in turn Council. I as soon as fusel details on selected uue , tions. and hearing had spud. As far as Wed- their own voices ...

... that they would have to retain some of the wooden huts at Kennion Road despite the comple- I tico• of the nt•w building. Speaking ot academie nenkvemcnts. Mr. Good: said inspection of the work of the fourth year led them to believe that the standard was ...

... return to help them in building their children into the worshipping life of the Church. THE LAMBETH CONFERENCE Bishop Wilson, speaking on the Lambeth Conference to be held next year, said it was the ninth such Conference to be held. The last Conference was ...

... Somerset man, born and bred among us. living among us and knowing our problems. and it gives me particular pleasure ask him to speak to us on this occasion, concluded Mr. Clothier, RAMIS TIN STANDARD Mr. Paul llobliouse thanked Mr. Clothier for his overlavish ...

... Headquarters, at the Anglo Trading Estate, instead of at the normal meeting places. Speaking for the Society will be Mr. C. V. Smallbone (who won the Society's Public Speaking contest this year) and he will be seconded by Mr. A. R. W. Connock. The Civil Defence ...

... BRITISH LEGION MEETING AT MARK Mr. J. Salvidge, service secretary to the Mark branch of the Briti sh Legion, speaking at the annual general meeting, said the facts of the meeting were made known in order to combat recent criticism 'appearing in the ...

... herds of pedigree attested Friesians in the country. High yields, an average of 4.31 °. butterfat, and many Challenge Cups speak for the herd's success. There's nothing to beat CHURN says Mr. Masters, who adds CHURN los to a ground mixture of homegrown ...

... There is only one quota figure and we are assured that it does represent all that will be asked as a matter of duty, so to speak, from the parishes. The chairman said there would be a rev ision in two years' time, and any Irepresentations which were made ...

... on as the N.F.U. we would be kicked around by all and sundry. The Union speaks for us with voice which represents the large majority of farmers. continued Mr. Thompson. Speaking of subscriptions. Mr. Thompson hoped they would try and persuade the doubters ...