... demobilised with the rank of sergeant. He held the Queen’s South African Medal, two General Service Medals, and the King George VI. Coronation Medal. Supt. Ballingall was a loyal and conscientious officer who held the esteem of the public in all parts of the ...

... proper and fitting celebration of the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. Mr Pryde, Town Chamberlain, secretary and treasurer of the Coronation Committee, asked permission to hold a flag day for the Coronation fund on 25th October, and this was granted ...

... Nov. 1952 KING GEORGE VI. MEMORIAL FUND Sir, We crave the courtesy of your columns to bring the attention of the people of Fife to the arrangements being made in the county for the organisation of local funds in support of the King George VI. National Memorial ...

... CORRESPONDENCE CORONATION OIL Prepared by former Cupar chemist Sir, Those of us who have seen the magnificent Coronation films have been thrilled and inspired by the majestic dignity of the religious service with its ritual investment of Her Majesty with ...

... reported that the County Councils’ Association had agreed that the question of subscriptions by County Councils to the King George VI. National Memorial Fund was one which should be left to the discretion of the individual County Councils. It was agreed that ...

... St Andrews, last Friday. Holder of the Defence Medal, a George V and Queen Mary Silver Wedding Medal and a George VI and Queen Elizabeth Coronation Medal, she moved to Ceres in 1949. Miss Husband was born at Struthers, near Craigrothie, the eldest daughter ...

... towards the funds of the Scottish Council for Industry. A donation of £5O is to be made from the Common Good Fund to the King George VI. Memorial Fund. Accounts amounting to 14s 4d were ordered to be paid, and recurring and other payments, amounting to 6s were ...

... to thank all who contributed to our collection. Approximately £2 los was gathered, and this will be donated to the King George VI. Memorial Fund. Guide meetings will resume on sth January, and there will be a Patrol Leaders and Seconds training on 12th ...

... our affections. We loved him. And there isn’t anything, stronger than love when all is said and done. How’ true of King George VI. Britain! In all the millions of words being written concerning the King’s life, certain w ords and themes recur and stand ...

... given by statute to Local Authorities to control and allocate animals intended for human consumption. In the reign King George VI. these rights were appropriated by a war-time creation called the Ministry of Food, with a tendency to overflow into the ...

... Between the wars, he' commanded Battery (now the King’s Troop, Royal Horse Artillery) till the beginning of 1938, and in the Coronation procession of (Continued on next column.) / otresnonddncc. r . i.m CUPAR HARDIES Sir, —Being interested in the correspondence ...

... interludes with his violin. Music for dancing and games was provided by Jack Blyth and his Band. CORONATION COMMITTEE. At the monthly meeting of the Coronation Committee on Monday, a previous decision not to publish the names of subscribers or the amount ...