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... CYCLING -9-- [By T. A. RIPPER] THE PROGRESS of the .\ylesbury• Wheelers for 1935 is even more remarkable than during 1934. In fact the performance of a number of riders who were novices in 1934 this y . ear eclipses all previous seasons in the history ...
... CYCLING —.— By T. A. RIPPER, Hon. Rio. Aylesbury Wheelers The Aylesion y Wheelers experieneed very rapid progte,-s during 1934 and 1935, and it might have been expected that 1936 would have shown an inclination to take things witty. On the ctintraiy, ...
... —Suggestions always interest me. I await special proposal! Meanwhile 1 spend my perm money at The Chiltern Library. Three rippers for 6d. last week. I hear that you had Seven Pillars” for your week’s reading. I’m keen on The Fool Hath Said,” Anthony Adverse ...
... Woodcot, Stubbs Wood, Chesham Bois, Bucks. 11th April, 1938. [To the Editor of The Bucks Examiner.] Dear Sir, Boot and !Ripper Limos. From a perusal of the letter of Mr. A. Graham which appeared in your issue of the Bth inst. it is evident that my good ...
... stations trailing connectors to be fitted to various lorries, linking up of water supplies at seven points, 1 Pegson road ripper, 1 power rammer, telephone to be installd in main and auxiliary fire stations, uniforms for auxiliary firemen (at a later ...
... at the present time come home with awful tales about this and that desperate character being about—the latest is Jack the Ripper. Some children get quite nervy about these sort of tales, and it takes all the parents time to induce them to put such silly ...
... been used as objectives for inns. Best thanks of the members are due to Mr. and Mrs. Butler at thicketwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Ripper, Aylesbury. who have also entertained the Section to tea during the year. Other than the Sunday runs, the most notable event ...
... Aston Clinton, on Thursday, so members and friends dining under the chairmanship of Mr. H. Peppier. The Secretary (Mr. A. Ripper) welcomed Mr. Peppier, and thanked him on behalf of the Club for the presentation of the best Club 5o Cup, and expressed regret ...
... elected members of the General Committee, and Messrs. Bradshaw, Ghysens, Hayward and Ripper members of the Handicap Committee. Messrs. Stevens, Nash, Thorpe, Ghysens and Ripper were elected timekeepers. It was decided to continue affiliation to the North Middlesex ...
... thanks: Tinfoil, stamps, razor blades: Ellesborough and Newton Longville Women’s Institutes, Mrs. Dimmock, Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Ripper, Kimble School children. Miss E. Robertson. Flowers: Mrs. Priest. Aylesbury' Girls’ Club. Potatoes: Stone Women’s Institute ...
... elected members of the general committee; and Messrs. Bradshaw, Ghysens, Haywird and Ripper members of the handicap committee. Messrs. Stevens, Nash, Thorpe, Ghysens and Ripper were elected timekeepers. It was decided to continue affiliation to the North Middlesex ...
... which Mr. J. Pearson, of the High Wycombe Club, responded and at the sante time submitted The Aylesbury %Vheelers. Mr. Ripper, Club Secretary, responding, said: We have some topping Clubs in the North of the county, and one or two in the South. So ...