... 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 ...

... ALL IN A DAVE WORK? A workman who was alleged to have struck another man whilst they were at work was fined £2. He was Fred Carter, who was summoned for assaulting James Joseph Beeney in the parish of Prant on February 27. Beeney. who was unable to speak ...

... ALL IN A DAY’S WORK? A workman who was alleged to have struck another man whilst they were at work was fined £2. He was Fred Carter, who was summoned for assaulting James Joseph Beeney in the parish of Prant on February 27. Beeney, who was unable to speak ...

... 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 ...

... Alan Brown) and Past - Presidents F. Woolley, J. E. Dawe, R. Claude Ashby. F. W. Cook. C. F. Hiscock, A. F. Shepard and Fred Carter. Each tent can obtain a maximum of five marks a day for general behaviour and everything else appertaining to camp life ...

... n their team consisting of Henry Watts Enna Hallett. Pearl Carter. Dorothy Houghton. Olive Croswell, Betty Mc- Mahon ' Fred Carter, Betty Grace and Grace Boacnist. The report for 1932 was read by 'Lient.-Colonel A. V. Jenner, D. 5.0.. J.P., and medals ...

... the competition. The team was: Henry Watts. Esme Hallett, Pearl Carter. Dorothy Houghton. Olive Cresswell. Betty McMahon. Fred Carter. Betty Grace and Grace Hoggust. The report for 1932 was read by Colonel A. V. Jenner. D. 5.0.. JP.. and medals awarded by ...

... J.P. who was president of the Carnival Executive. and the Mayoress. Mr. C. F. hiscack, chairman ot the Executive, Mr. Fred Carter, for.. sec., air. Haroid woson. organiser. Messrs. C. H. Paice and C. B. H. Clark, managers ot Carnival Fark. Mr. A. G. ...

... Amongst others present were Mrs. Crump, Mr. Geoffrey Cramp, Mr. Geoffrey Horseman, Mr. and Mrs. Savile (all of London). Mr. Fred Carter (Southampton). representatives of the Vortigern Lodge of Freemasons (Bournemouth), Miss Whitley (Bournemouth), and the staff ...

... 55.; Rotarian W. Burrough Hill. £5 55.; Past President Claude Ashby, £.5: Herbert Collins and Mrs. Collins. £5. Rotarian Fred Carter and Miss Hilda Woolley are again acting as joint hon. secretaries of the fund Contributions should be snit to the Financial ...

... Hilling-hurst. of 74 Pawleync Road. Pow. a motor driver. &aid on July 28 he was driving a ear from lAmilon towards Hastings. Fred Carter (brother-in-laal. George Eduard Short and Stanley Short were in the ear with him. He was drixing a Vauxhall Twelve. He was ...

... distribute 350 more parcels than last year. The President mentioned especially the tine organising work or Past President Fred Carter and Miss Hilda Woolley, the heavy labours of the scrutiny and general committees, the management of the South Western Hotel ...