... MISS J. BRIERLEY The award—the Medallle d’Honneur dee Epidemics—made by the General Council ot Prance, will be presented to her by the French Consul-General. M. P. H. Mire. Miss Biierley left her native Roghtcn at the IT become nursing sister In French ...

... MISS J. JAMIESON Jamieson worked for the Common- 1 wealth Relations Office in Delhi.' Ind , a. Returning in 1 960 she was a bookkeeper at Highways Mate. Chor:ew, and also worked at Ley:and Motors. Ltd.. before joining NA.A.P.I. Now she la on embarkation ...

... threepenny Mr. Maland conducte d a gift dedlcatoition service on Sunday mornbloom which carries - leisUre time in social clubs and. one station on P°c th k e eL tr h a e ln w j 'i us li t ri f d or e , Loa c a tg e lico r o o d . played by Hilda one RhodeSian ...

... Yvonne, nine, Their a Bdinburgh, and their mother a certified midwife tho near-by . Brockhall Hospital. D*t- Chief hupt. In local hotel hw ' Neighbours d they had t«»n Mrs. Thomley said the last time Mr and Mrs. Marshall together ft r.e saw: Mrs. Marshal ...

... Tomorrow (Thurcdayi at ifnouirie*. D Blackhoret. | CARUFOOT—On June 25th. horoital, WIUaIAM. the husband of the late MARY J A NEC A of 13. Chat hum-road. Lonaridee. a«*d Cremation at Carleton Friday at —Amangementa. J. Parker. Tel. Lontrtdfe 3254 C\RR ...

... count. Harlequins C.C. V. R.A.P. Kirkham. on sunday:—W. Yates, G. ldillward.i E. White, J. Fawcett . .. Buttery. M ' Doran, .1. Hall, R. Nightingale. L Batley. D. Ranger. A WU3der Preston ttolt Haat Lancashire Handicap: Dr Tod. 79. 10-89; H Ashton. 85 ...

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... saved. A strong drive by Morrison swerved wide the last second. Booth narrowly missed shooting a second goal on the run. and Hepton missed an open goal when Booth raced through and centred. Milne's persistency earned well-taken equaliser Halsell. Foster ...

... MIRACLE WORLD D Greening «Winner trained by Budge Ruoners «lly Clear River Ww More Sauce ‘B Switt) Chase iA Gratitude (W Autonom y Dart) Dentate Christmas Crackers (8 Ta! vera (D Ryan) Mira World Russian Gold G arkey) Queen of France «D Smith) Beit.ng ...

... 66 N Sutton Exeter D J Rees South Herts J A Jacobs. Llndrick 71 j H. Moses Sand wen Par* . J Fallon Huddersfield .. 70 M Faulkner St George's Hill .. 71 A D Lock. South Africa .;. 71 C C Potente ...

... MISSED MEALS Diamond said that he had beenl busy that day and had missed two meals. only having two sandwiches. He had several drinks. but was amazed when told he was unlit to drive. Asking the magistrates to give him a chance. Diamond said that a susptmsion ...

... MISS MORTIMER IN FINAL After a gruelling first set of thirty games Miss Angela Mortimer (Devon) reached the women's singles final of the Pan-American •lawn tennis championships at Mexico City yesterday She beat Miss Althea Btgson (U S.) 16-14. 6-1. and ...