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... SPEAK OUT Although the laity cannot appreciably increase its clergy’'s financial condition, it must recognise the problem and speak out about their concern. “‘All the best and informed opinion is that financially we are in a real crisis. The system may ...

... Speaking of awards MORECAMBE Speakers’ Club members held their annual speech contest at their latest meeting. Eric Stead was the winner with a speech called ‘the lost childhood’ and John Blackwell was runner-up. Judges were district president, lan Charters ...

... Public Speaking.”.. “ Practice makes ,n'r_'fi’('linn o el Society Business Meeting. If vou are and attend vour Society can be impm\o'd. Every Co-operative Society carne=th desives 1o help its members attain a better standard ol living—but ean only do ...

... unable to speak Her dogs, Tammy and Katie, realised that she was in trouble and went across to Miss Waite, 23, who was asleep in the same room, and barked in her ear until she woke up. : b ...

... Euro-speak THE language barrier is the main hurdle between Northampton business breaking into Europe, but a series of language courses at Northampton College could fix that. The series of 10-week intensive courses will cover either French, German, Spanish ...

... Shirley speaks THE Clarendon Out and About Club held its monthly meeting on Saturday. Members enjoyed a talk given by Shirley Burns on her year in office. =~ Raffle winners: Mrs B Denwood and Mrs M Marton. The next dinner will be the annual meeting on ...

... barbara to speak lished by the Government tonight. This move follows the strike action threat by the building unions /hich came in reply to Mrs. Castle’s ultimatum demanding that the men give up Id. of their pay increase, which they have been drawing ...

... Speak up VILLAGERS who attend Moulton parish council meetings will no longer have to be seen and not heard. A new system has been introduced where the public can air their views for 15 minutes at the beginning of each meeting, after a six month trial ...

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... TO SPEAK OF THE MOON the lecturer said the view which had been thrown on the screen would give his audience a notion of the general features which the moon presented. There were mountain ranges all over its surface. The entire size of the moon was about ...

... FIGURES THAT SPEAK. Councillor Gordon, in reviewing the work of the season, said there had been 14,219 players on the greens, compared with 11,132, an increase of 3,087. He pointed out, however, that this did not mean more individual players, but more ...