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... DUNKIRK. SCHOOL BOARD ELNCTION.—Ths election of a school board forth.. pit sh has pawed without • cortest. All of the old Boom ere re-elected with the exception of Mr. B. J. Marsh, who is ileccerided by Mr. O. A. Ilink+. The board is now cooedgated as ...
... DUNKIRK. A sale of plain and fancy needlework took place in the • schoolroo on Wednesday aftarnoou la , t , Led addi m tional interest was created from the fact that the proceeds are devoted to the (lurch Missionary Society. ...
... DUNKIRK. THE APSIXT limn of it each to 33 old parishionars were dietrlburerl in the Schoolroom on Friday afternoon, by the Vicar (Rev. W. 7. Spriogett), and Mr. if. D. Barnes, one of churchwarden.. litres you CIIILDRIW.-31r. E. ff.. Dawes, of lifoxnt ...
... DUNKIRK —great ECHO series next week DUNKIRK . . . a magic word In British history. The B.E.F. lightiai with its back to the sea l end the lisde bows that ease ow to snatch victory Iron Hitler's grasp. Next week, the Echo will recapture that supreme of ...
... Dunkirk In 00 minutes. fishermen had taken off more than 100 in two rowing-boats and a motor-boat. Old people and mothers with babies in arms were given ority. • But the rescue operations stopped when the tide left the boats high and dry and it became ...
... DUNKIRK Tara to the back page for a special feature ea the Kent scenes of 20 years ago. ...
... DUNKIRK. ; SCOWL Bouts roan el the trieastal at • School tee Dunkirk ' was declared ea Wards, last. by the reteratei Olen, Mr. All.. Tamen. Oaly boar were resrived. viz.. %ha W. J. Mr. WE. Mr. G. A. sad Kr, w. who thetelede rweleeted, sad they will to ...
... and W. Wentworth did not bar. DUNKIRK v. FAVERSIIAbI. Dunkirk sustained their find defeat season on Saturday last when playing at home, Faversham beating them by 38 rune, and thus avenging their defeat at the hands of Dunkirk a fortalght previously. Dowling ...
... THIS Dunkirk IT wasn’t all heroism at Dunkirk . .. the ~ *““ miracle ”’ of the evacuation would have been complete if it had been. The shore-based French naval authorities eyed the British with suspicion, even hostility. SOME SOLDIERS, LEFPT ON THEIR ...
... DUNKIRK. SA I IS WORK.—The annual sale of work, etc.. for the benefit of the Church Missionary !Society was held in the Schools on Friday afternoan, October Ist. The weather was most favourable, and a good number of parishioners and friends came and ...
... DUNKIRK. Carom —Os Friday last • betwera the Horne Club and a watch Canterbury, ebtray old studeata from the School, and timed the Canterbury Wooden. This term proved to be inapplicable. for their proems was not although they were iividestly socid playas; ...
... DUNKIRK. roastow Misetose.—Tbs, taisaionary meeting we. held in tbe church schoolroom on Widnesltiy evening, and was well attended. The Rev. W. J. oringstt presided, supooted by the Right Rev. rtsbop Speedily tilernbilli, Rev. J. A. Baldle (Bough:on) ...