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... Una. fin COUNIEIR JANICE HAD BEST SCRAPBOOK O UR winter scrap-book cool. petition has now - horn judged.. and as a result the winning entry is that of ten-year-old Janice Davey. who lives at Sunnyside. Copsalc. A special prize will reach Janice shortly ...
... Central Townswomen's Guild, she will visit the home at East Grinstead and will take one of her scrapbooks with her. Woman's work IT IS interesting to see from the nominations this week what a large number of women are putting up for their parish councils ...
... than had expected. So many miles so many places. From them Mrs. Caustoit brought back a wonderful collection of coloured pictures. shan bags from Burma. a kimono. toys and novelties from Japan. dolls from Honolulu and Hong Kong and a host of memorie. SEVERAL ...
... idents Eileen Johnstone and Ursula Kitton, pnnflgt Mary Bowron and longest-serving member Flip Martin. Jubilee record in scrapbook FIFTY YEARS of Ferring Women'’s Institute were presented in scapbook form at the group’s special anniversary lunch last week ...
... £37 From Fair JARVIS BROOK’S Christmas fair was opened by Mrs B.ow, Mayfield, group leader, who expressed regret that the branch president. Mrs. Iddon, was leaving at the end of the year. The fair raised 75.. and stallholders were Mesdames Muddle, Soane ...
... 50ft. from the point of impact. Angel said him: “I did not see anything; there was no light on it.” Of the five bus passengers, two were injured. The lorry's sidelights were still on. but were dim. Giving evidence. Angel that after turning from Highstreet ...
... spoke * Humour In fiction,’ which he illustrated with readings from his favourite authors. He was thanked by Mrs. Howe. Three new members were welcomed by Mrs. Marley, and also visitor from Five Ash Down W. 1., who afterwards judged yellow flower competition ...
... Gcf ). FROM Mr. Waugh's Glum New World to Mr. Angus Wilson’s Gay Old World of the 1920’5. Mr. Wilson is our nearest contemporary equivalent to the early Waugh and it is appropriate that he should have produced this delectably frivolous scrap-book of a naughty ...
... into DEPARTING from Worthing in the near future will be a ~:an who was once a household name in the world of dance , “usic He is Dave Frost, who ••,ree > ears ago came to Worthing to manage the Flamingo country Club at The Boulevard. t;oring. Now tne ...
... Hall on Saturday May 6. On VE Day, Monday, May 8, Ditchling Symphony Orchestra led by Herbie Flowers will be playing songs from World War II in an informal open air concert at the museum during the afternoon. Ditchling Museum is also celebrating its 10th ...
... since 1945 Christmas! was celebrated in a world free from war. But absence of war does not, as we have learned to our cost, really to our cost, in hard cash, mean peace. Listening this week to the 8.8.C.'s Scrapbook for 1914 one could not help being struck ...
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