... which have taken her to as far apart as Europe and So America, the West Indies, Caribbean and the Azores. Interspersing 1 demonstration with numer: ...

... Despite the inclemont weather outside members of the South Church Woman's Guild were transported to the sunny climes of the West Indies with Miss Alison Fyfe of Monifieth Guides. Alison showed a selection of beautiful slides taken in the Caribbean and described ...

... Travelling By Slide Members Woman's G f the South ( had been transported to the West Indies. With Miss Mary Mann, a former Forthill Primary School Infant mistress, who resides in Monifieth, as their guide, they trod the well-worn paths of the Holy Land ...

... down memory lane, using as the base, cruises which have taken her to places as far apart as Europe and South America, the West Indies, the Caribbean and the Azores. Interspersing the demonstration with numerous anecdotes from her trips, Mrs Blair created ...

... East and Japan on HMS Fearless, and then spells at the shore base at HMS Caledonia in Rosyth, aboard HMS Berwick in the West Indies, back to Caledonia, on to HMS Antelope before taking up his current position at Rosyth. 3 Mr Barclay, and his wife, Marion ...

... of sorrow and success. ‘The West Indies: Fifty Yearg of Test Cricket’ by Tony Cozier (Angus and Robertson £5.50) is another engrossing, well illustrated book for cricket enthusiasts. It Is an analysis of the West Indies’ achievements in Test cricket ...

... Shanks’ next. commis- Sl nder Guide auspices was n December, 1931, when she oroceeded to undertake Girl Guide training in the West Indies. From Kingston, she went to British Guiana and then to the Windward Islands, after visiting Trinidad and Barbados. This ...

... took her suitably prepared of sherry before- trip down memory s the base, cruises taken her to places s Europe and South = West Indies, the nd the Azores. ersing the on with numerous from her trips, Mrs d several different gements illustrating he places she ...

... shrewdest cricketing brai era. His story, which is il is a mixture of pain and of disappointment and d sorrow and success, ‘The West Indies: Fifty Test Cricket’” by Tony (Angus and Robertson £ another engrossing, well ed book for cricket enthu 1s an analysis of ...

... and one of the first people to qualify as a trainer of other Guiders. She had been on training tours in Australia, the West Indies, and various parts of Africa. She had led a big international camp of Guides from 20 countries at Geneva. As a small child ...