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The following are returns in the old bird homing race from Penrith:— MONIFIETH CLUB (99 birds).— Ogilvie and Fenton, 1182.1, 1175, and 1157.4; A. Sturrock, 1178.3 and 1146.9; P. R. Allan, 1171.1, 1166.2, and 1162.5; J. Caird and Son, 1153; R. Sturrock, 1109.2; J. Cobb, 1086.8; a

e•OLF. Carnoustie Club Faces West Unique Incident at Medal Ceremony Two of the best known members of Carnoustie Golf Club were honoured Life Membership in the Clubhouse Friday evening. Recipient. of Life Membership medals were Mr Alexander C. Ogg and Mr David Low. A company of :

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For &imam Cowden . . . WOOL MOCKS lIERKEITEX. N 11 WOLSEY. frogs from TWIN SETS, from SKIRTS, from 2 1 9 Margaret Mac Lean 34 1.

The Tories are showing themselves far too cock-a-hoop altogether about the outcome of the forthcoming General Election. Already some of them are talking about the resounding victory that will be theirs and are dividing up the offices and honours instead of applying themselves to

Carnoustie and Broughty Attractions Table tennis looks like being more popular than ever this season. Furty teams will take part in the Dundee and District T.T. Association League competitions. Carnoustie Niblicks and Broughty Y.M. will play in the first division; Broughty Thist

Grove Academy won't forget their visit to play Forfar Academy in a hurry! The Loons won 14-0! Carnoustie public and private bowling greens close on Monday, the autumn holiday. Good news for Carnoustie tennis players. Three of the Links Courts may be reconditioned by next season.

the• seat of the former Montrose Burghs, addressing a meeting at Dumfries on Friday night under the auspices of the Dumfriesshire Unionist and National Liberal 4ssociation. said that the free nations of Western Europe and the rest of the world had looked to Britain to give a lea

11.30 a.m. Rev. JOHN W. CUMMING, B.D . Kirk Session and Congregational Board meet at 10.45 a.m St. Rule's, Monifieth 11 a.m. Rev. F. S. GORDON FRASER, B.D. 6.30 p.m. Rev. NEIL, CAMERON, M.A. MUSICAL SOCETY send NEW YEAR GREETINGS to all Honorary Members and Friends and• remind t