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... as the Barr Board Area A copy of the draft nits been depuaned at tar inner we Cleric ut tit; Cnesture County Council. St. Johns House, Cheater ai,d moo at the aloe of the MlPirriERY OP A01(1. e-ULTUHE ANL) FlSetErt IES Somctur House, St. Andrews Place ...

... being called out several Lines. in no came wart any .crinus damage reported TO ACCIDENT.—John Albert Law:ess. of Nta.n-sirett. pleaded guilty at Proclaim Arms Irate; Court on Wednesday. lo drly.ng a inn or-cycle without being insured ownst third warty ...

... CHESTER mum gas. Shoot, Rare. AT OUR BRIDGE STREET STi 0 sperta Ankle Cesepetitian. Means Shy Young Ladies Attractive woollen cardigans in sshite, pink or blue. To-day (Saturday) 3rd June Stele • Refreshments and Licensed Lau Thereafter each Mee k d ay until ...

... Utility twin West View le RR 18/3 yard adman.. maim apes 'Me Newman breeds Butterflies at 00 le am lo •pm daily. sets, cardigans and lumber j ANCHOR MOTORS ackets by all the -13utWrtly Pans to Kent. or seat °usenet In The Cathedral Refectory PATTERNS ...

... Ministry of Labour permit, from the under. signed, to whom completed applications alsou.d be sent nob later than 6th June, 1962. JOHN O. Director of Education. County Education Offices, City Road, Chester. CITY AND COUNTY OP THE CITY OP CHESTER. CITY ENGINEER ...

... City centre. Oise stile terms —C U. Observer, Chester. 4221 lIRAWER clewing bought, such as • shin& 010 uwea. Jumpers, cardigans. covers, linen. spas. Ues, baby clothes, underwear, groves. etc make parcel up: we collect or bring to:— Manchester Wardrobe ...

... stt Ord and tab'e linen carpets and rues: oromcit nosh ray- I' RAWER clearings ouught such as shirts, b:oth.es. tumners cardigans. covers. linen. soots ties. baby clothes. underwear, ggyves. etc.: nuke a parcel up. we co,:ect or bring to.— Manchester ...

... food imports could be obtained only at the risk of life; our ships that survived the U-boats were needed mainly for troops and arms. Then the housewife submitted to privation and was willing to make her sacrifices as part of the war effort. Butter, bacon ...

... Middle East. presented by the Right Worshiphil Death Of Mr. J. F. Bennett Minor of the City as Admiral of the The death of Mr. John Ford Ben- If there were a vast nember of places, then they were not filled with You should be very proud of them, Dee slaughter) ...

... . Chester. ARGON Bicycle. juvenile; suit boy 41-9 encelient condition: east £lO 17%. lid.; trirgain Ns. —ll, Kinerasc West john Neu ton School.. R. W. GEORGE LTD.. 67. Brook - M.. O Cheater i Tel. 24746 i for I/olis' Prams. Des and Chairs. Juvenile Cyder ...

... SENTRY WHO LEFT HIS POST Because His Worries Seemed Intolerable TOOK G.O.C's CAR Sentence of forty-two days was =on Driver Peter John Harry a National Serviceman in the R A S.C.. stationed at The Dale. Chester, at a court martial last Friday. He pleaded guilty ...