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... FOR FORDS Bradford The result of the recent examination of the British Red Cross Cadets in First Aid, conducted by Dr. E. Savage, is as follows :- 3rd. year certificate. Herbert Evans. 2nd. year certificates. Raymond Pitman bWillie Hedges, Leonard Davies ...
... 1.30-3.o.—Midland Regional programme. 5.15.—8i11y Francis and his Orchestra. 6.ls.—Weather and general new.. 6.4o.—Luton Red Cross Band and Leonard Coning. (tenor). 8. o.—German language talk by Mr. Otto Siepmann. B.3o.—Regional akrwa. 8.36.— The Braga ...
... Ph IS =ma RID MOW 30011% Y. The Caen Women's Detach ment Section team took tart in the British Red Cross County ocapstitions held at Swansea on Bat‘rdaY for the Lady Lynn Thomas Cup and Medals. Of the eight teams which coin; eted Ca crphill were awarded ...
... who is resigning after many years' service. Owing to the unfavourable weatber conditions the annual Caerphilly divisional Red Cross rally and fete, whioh was to have been held in the castle ground., had to be transferred to St. Martin's-hall. Each detachment ...
... DyfFryn Maelor (122);. 9rd, Llysfaen (94). Silver challenge cup, open to teams of women in Wales and Monmouthshire: lit, lihyl Red Cross V.A.D. DM; End, Caernarvon V.A.D. (105). Mrs. R. L. Buckley Cup for teams in North Wales: let, Llandudno Division (150); ...
... came second, being 2 marks behind Caerphilly United Choir who secured the fired prize. Craw At the Caerphilly Divisional Red Cross Vete on Thursday last which was held at Caer- _ PIA), the Abertridwr and Senghenydd detachments had stalls there. The Abertrids7 ...
... Cardiff--Brno; Co o l; tar-traying IL Upper Brat; rrpairs and wwentng at Glltynydd. Cardin— nirisrint Good; I epos; s between Red. laser Cross and Si. Fagan', , . Cardin—Nests road wi,lrning at intervals Mirk en Buns Oslo& ead Bridgend ...
... died at Longstone, Derbyshire, while on a visit. 'During the war he went to London, but came bark and took charge of the Red Cross hospital rA Penarth. For his services at the hospital he was awarded the 0.8. E. After the war his health broke down and ...
... quite time that we had an addition to the regular police force in the town. Flag Day.—At a recent meeting of the Prestatyn Red Cross Society it was unanimously decided to accede to the wishes cif the local Motor Ambulance Association and organise their ...
... served in (France with the R.A.R.c. (Motor Tram;port tilection). He leaves a wife and four children. ICED CROSS FETE.—In last week's report of the Red Cross Fete at Caer.philly, the name of Mr. J. Howard Davies was inadvertently omitted from the list of st ...
... passing the final examinations of the Stactety of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors. RED CROSS CADETS.—The result of the recent examination of the Caerphilly Red Cross cadets by Dr. Edward Savage and Amt. Commandant A. Addicott Is as follows: Third-year ...
... Cardiff (brothers-in-law). LATE DR. CLARENCE °CARDEN. Dr. Clarence Reginald Dearden, 0.8. E., who was in charge of the Penarth Red Cross Hospital during the war, and who died at Longstone, Derbyshire, last week was buried at Penarth on Saturday. Serviee3 at ...