... * children attended sports held for them at Marsh Mills Playing-field on Saturday. The games were organized by Mrs. M. A. Turpin and a committee. The guests of honour tea at the Crescent. Woodford Estate, were four repatriated prisoners, Capt. Brown. ...

... the main road. To a question by Miss Burckhardt regarding the right of way to Flow Point, the Chairman replied that Mr. T. Turpin and he had done their . best at Newton Abbot Rural Council meetings, but it looked as if they had been led up the garden path ...

... NEW COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF declared that the freedom of the people had gone. Mr. W. Turpin, Bishopsteignton, said time would be saved if the Ministry stated their maximum figures for tenders and give Councils the right to go ahead if tenders, within those ...

... the danger ,of the public and £2 lor passing a halt sign without stopping. H i s licence was endorsed. Sidney Arthur John Turpin, taxi proprietor, of Clare-street Ivybridge, said that on approaching Tweenaway Cross, defendant came out of the old Brixham ...

... entertainment included a Punch and Judy show and a danr/- ing troupe. EFFICIENCY AND FELLOWSHIP. The Officer.Commanding (Maj. J Turpin) spoke of the great duty their fathers and brothers had performed for their country in the Heme Guard, and called for three ...

... Clarke (vicar of St. Andre Barbara Lee, Margaret Muriel Mitchelmore, Eileen * ,\. man. Mrs. T. F. Ford. Mr e Greenleaf, Derrick Turpin, nald Frood, Kathleen Ridley D. Moore, Miss S. Snow, Dean, and Beryl The production was X- . rter: sta * e manager, Griffith; ...

... series of contrary platitudes by the Ministry Food, but this was net enough. Mrs. Marshall seconded the resolution, and Mr. Turpin said that not long ago we were led believe that the people of Europe were starving, but when our troops entered Cherbourg ...

... Buffalo Bill. White Bud. Catch 'Em. Radio News; res.. Third* Choice 3.2o—Eastern Hero. Real Sauce. Sky Rocket. Guesswork. Dick Turpin. Terry Boy: res.. Red Planet. 3.4o—Newnham Prince. Gold Flake, S'.eigh Bells. Jubilee Jamie, Fine Cutlet, Klondvke: res.. ...

... This was passed unanimously, and was agreed to send copies to the City Council and 'ocal M.P.s. PLYMOUTH TRIBUTE. Mr. W. Turpin reported on a recent meeting at Plymouth addressed by the divisional food officer rAdml. Sir Arthur Strickland) and the divisional ...

... Consumer members: Aid. Mrs. J. Marshall, Messrs. Collier. Mears. Priest. Sparrow (city councillors). Strachan. R. R. Peck, W. Turpin. and P. E. Cross, Mrs. A. H. Garrett, and Mrs. A. Leatherby. ...

... been able to do a great deal for the battalion and they would never forget his tact, understanding, and sympathy. Maj. J. Turpin, speaking on behalf of the company commanders, said was a tribute to Col. Norths cott's leadership that though the duties ...

... Committee. Miss Webster seconded. Remarking that he did not consider the place would be attractive to expectant mothers, Mr. W. Turpin moved an amendment that the Council reply that it did not look with favour upon the suggestion. This was seconded and carried ...