... Thomson concert party. Tea and biscuits were served at the interval by the committee and ladies helping from the members. The Bryant concert party took over and gave a splendid two hours of music, singing and violin playing, which was much appreciated by ...

... had let her down and she was left with Mrs Bryant accompanying her on the piano. Despite this the evening was very good. Mrs Coventry sang many varied songs that all knew and could join in the chorus. Mrs Bryant, as always, was playing superbly and gave ...

... Falkland (Fife Cup tie) on Monday 1%lIb; lan Little 1 rainbow 1%1b; A. Falconer 7 browns, all put back. The lake was stocked on May 18 and it will be stocked again on June 18. There is one tagged rainbow — and the prize for catching this trout will be £5 plus ...

... made for the branch to start up a forum. Entertainment was by Mrs Bryant’s concert party with Jim Bamford on accordion and soloists Mrs Clark and Mr and Mrs Calder, accompanied by Mrs Bryant on piano. Mr Simpson called for a hearty vote of thanks for the ...

... Georgios King easeesoes eeper e thanks to chairman, president Helen King. Prospective members are most welcome and details may be obtained from the secretary, Ella Leslie, telephone 262683. Kirkcaldy Old Parish Church Womans Guild. — Mrs McCaig, president ...

... Dunferm“n.: Irene _s ecMen - He works with top Earlier this year hurch Office f who've rolled up their Brady, Kelty; and Alexander Bryant Ji;cgc;g;:'d:;atlgg;wdf & names including ABC, Graeme married Sky “The department, as | sleeves and given more than and Eileen ...

... Grant. There was also Dancing on Sunday evening to the music of Davie Thomson’s Band. The singers during the evening were Mrs May Downie and Alec Holmes, and the Spot Dance winners were Mrs Lamb and Mr ]. Sorley. friends were remembered. After the opening ...

... minutes were read and approved. Mr Henderson, treasurer, gave a good report of the finances. Members were entertained by Mrs Bryant’s concert party, with soloists Mrs Maureen Clark and Mr Alex Smith, violinist Mr David Low and accordionist Mr Jim Bamford ...

... wish the badger well, to write now to their own MP and ask them to attend the House of Commons on May 10, to support Roy Hughes resist any attempts which may be made by atiny minority of MPs to “talk-out” the Bill. The Bill is supported by a coalition of ...

... to the fortnightly meeting on Wednesday afternoon. After usual business, the compere introduced the following artistes: Mrs Bryant (pianist), Grace McLean (vocalist), Alec Smith (vocalist) and Lindsay Hastie (keyboard), who gave a marvellous performance ...

... vote of thanks. New Links Branch S.O.A.P. Association. — The fortnightly meeting was held in the Philp Hall on Wednesday, May 29. The president opened the meeting with the singing of the first verse of the 23rd Psalm. The secretary read the minutes of ...

... with proven track records, B ant . . . launching their biggest-ever drive for spon- by DAVID FOTHERINGHAM 2nd on that basis may be tempted to raid Ayr's stable to .gn N P sorshi bring the free-scoring and highly rated import Richard Qu a I |f| er ' & & ...