... Coronation Chairman Councillor Ernest Tidswell was unanimously re-elected Clmimtnn of Tmwden Urban District Council for the second year m at the annual meet ini; the Council Wednesday evening, and Councillor Granville Bannister was appointed Vice-Chairman ...

... immediately that a Coronation fund pool could started. We have been very unfor tunate tins period for raising money, as there have been two serious events during the past six months which have taken all our attention : the King George VI Memorial Fund, and ...

... and thanks were expressed to those who had taken part in the event, the warden. Mr. J. Shaw. The Coronation. Records of the Coronation the lute George VI. were played illustrate an address, given the Rev. G. A. Williams, of Habergham, at the weekly meeting ...

... iativ»n avei.ijic c “dole'' during the period Irom Cbri-tmas. Earby County Branch Libiury moved from llic Old Grammar School Coronation 11 ill. Biimoldswick Manufacture!*' Association disagree with the proposal two weeks' holiday to coincide with towns in ...

... more to the Coronation of our Queen in June, I would like, through the courtesy of your columns, to thank most warmly all those who have helped—and are still helpingin organising the appeal for the nation’s memorial to her father, King George VI. Through ...

... last year. The Coronation. An offer by the Burnley Rural District Council to act retailers” for Coronation souvenirs has been accepted Foulridge Parish Council. The R.D.C. said that by buying in bulk they would be able to supply Coronation mugs and medals ...

... limelight, switched on the country for the Coronation, to be switched off again so soon? Was the world to see the British people prepared to follow their young Queen —or see them retire into their shells again? The Coronation was a “starting point of inspiration ...

... Pickles Hartley, he who gave Colne Hartley Hospital, in commemoration of the coronation of King George VI and his Queen Elizabeth, now the Queen Mum. The clock first chimed on Coronation Day, 1937. ‘A survivor of the town’s once flourishing textile trade, a ...

... league leaders. Coronation Fund Effort. A whist drive was held in the Guild Room Saturday, organised by Councillor D. Hudson and Mrs. R. Hudson, on behalf of the villlage Conservative Party branch. Proceeds' were for the Foulridge Coronation fund. Prize winners ...

... the Coronation earlier this year. First half of the programme consisted of Elgar’s “Pomp and Circumstance march” suite from The Royal Fireworks” by Handel, “The English Rose” from “Merne England” and an actual recording taken from the coronation of King ...

... the citizens of Trawden and Wiiuwall. The year 1952 has had many set-backs. First, the loss to the nation our beloved King George VI.. who served all well to the end. the relatives of our older inhabitants who passed during 1 extend sympathy. To the young ...

... pursue the question that evening after the meeting ended. Coronation Expenditure. Not few Parish and Urban Councils have expressed various views on what is reasonable expenditure for the Coronation celebrations, but now there is some definite guidance as ...