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... WOMEN WANT CANAL WORK And Why Not ? A. P. Herbert Adventurous women with a desire for an open-air life are now offering themselves for work on barges, and Mr A. P. Herbert. M.P.. who has made a study of canal life, sees no reason why they should not ...
... mate of a motor tank canal barge receives the 8.E.M.. and the M.B.E. goes to Miss Eily Tolley Gaylord. described in the Gazette as the principal trainer of women crews for canal beats. . Gavford is usually to be found on a canal boat somewhere between ...
... Top& Attraction THE FAITHFUL HEART monek,on Roffe's Great Play heel the Comedy Theatre, London DRDICAT'ED TO THE WOMEN WHO WAIT Canal Popular Priem 64. to 2;. 3.1 Office Open 10 to 8.30 Tel 4788 Nnt %Tea: THEY WALK ALONE The Horrific Thrilier by Was ...
... Illingworth SPURN, Wednesday Spurn 11 miles from the butcher. miles from the doctor, and about SBO miles from the Kiel Canal. women of Spurn run to the top of the hill. So long they're in view we .fell all right, one woman said to me, ' but sometimes ...
... There are 200 0.8.E.s (18 women). 371 11.8.E.s (77 women). and 489 British Empire Medallists (99 women). There are also ten commendations for valuable service in the air. . . A wide variety of people and occupations are covered. Women range from the driver ...
... for hardy women LO take up work on canal barges has had at least one Halifax response. Mrs. Ruby M. Greenwood. of 3, Willowfleld-road. Halifax, is now receiving training at Wigan on the barge, Eolith. belonging to the Leeds and Liverpool Canal Co. Mrs. ...
... and the canal carriers who employ women will receive the same grant. There are already 140 men trainees under the new scheme, and most of these have been apprenticed on provincial canals. Colonel J. J. Llewellin is virtually Britain's O.C. canals, and as ...
... BRAVE CANAL RESCUE BY SILSDEN WOMEN ka Jo el& # 00_71 : , 1 . id - , , it t . . . li. 1 111 1‘ 4111 11r 4 , .4 * . ~ 4 0 ,,!. , . - , ...
... BUSY CANALS Family Life in a Barge While Mr. Frank Pick, of the Ministry of Transport, has oeen engaged on a Government tour of Northern inland waterways, a Yorkshire Post reporter has travelled over stretches of West Yorkshire canals, and writes about ...
... CANAL RESCUE BY SILSDEN WOMEN Two Silsden young women, Miss Betty Dined*le (23). weaver, of 14. : Longbottom Avenue. and Mrs. Mary Watson (31). housekeeper. of 27. Daisy Hill. are to receive the parchment award of the Royal Humane Society in recognition ...
... furniture came by canal from London to Masboro' Wharf, and thence was carted to the Vicarage. He and his wife drove to their new home by coach. The principal trades at this time were fork, nail, and gimlet making by hand. Many of the women made lace veils ...
... Canal Life Has Spice of Adventure E IGHT weathertanned, grimy, tired but cheerful women stepped on to the canal wharf at Skipton last night. They are the first members of their sex to undertake a course of training as bargees In the North under a scheme ...