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... TIM 1.4 BERKS. Mr. CYRIL COOK proposed the toast to The lat Berks Troop Bey Scouts, coupled wlth the name of he A.S.M. Fred Carter. Responding. SCOUTMASTER A. HEARN re-counted the history of the troop since the war. and said t* largely due to the influence ...
... rear lights, Arthur J. Attewell, 36, Springfield Road, Wantage; John Partridge, 27, Church Street, Sutton Courtenay ; and Fred Carter, 3, Belmont Terrace, Wantage, were fined 15s. each. For cycling without front lights, George Reeves, 2, The Cloisters, Wantage ...
... team; 3, Evelyn Barrow’s team. Slow bicycle race, boys, over 10 years.—l, Fred Carter; 2, John Hammond; 3, John Fletcher. Tvre race, bovs, over 12 years.—l, Dennis Tarry and' Fred Carter; 2, John Fletcher and Mervyn Reynolds; 3, John Hammond and Harry Lamble ...
... by Tice and Montague .. , everal others doing their got within striking dial: all over winners when, at moment. enter Fred Carter former taking the ball it ?—clesn rnen in four deliveries, and ~. run out from • well-judged 4 r: , That Stoke way when ...
... Griffin and P. Griffin (daughters), Mrs. iTurner (mother-in-law). Mr. Ralph Griffin. Mr. Jack Griffin, Mr. Fritz Griffin. Mr. Fred Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Beck, Mr. Aubrey Best, Mr. and Mrs. William Forder. Mr. and Mts. Frank Fortier, Mr. Walker and Mr. Griffin ...
... 62nd installation of the Vale of White Horse Lodge of Freemasons was held on Thursday last week, when Worshipful Brother Fred Carter installed his successor, Bro. Percy Tidyman. Worshipful Bro. P. Tidyman invested his officers as follows: —1.P.M., Worshipful ...
... the Mena () C. Brown, however. proved to the occasion. and eventually prat vu won by It. It has been testlSOn to me that Fred Carter has never before maid as on Saturday—in first and carried tot without giving a chance. )44141, three 1w seven; Kedges, four ...
... , 59. ROW T. CHECKENDON. with their customary repreassured of running-up Stoke with a chance hitehurch Hill for second Freds Carter and Frewin: T 1 g AS ever, keen as mustard :tie event. The homesters, once in a way, did not customary pair: their cap°M ...