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... After talks on the West Indies we went to a lecture given by the Reverend Foster on the Afro-Amerindian Background to Caribbean Legend and Life. This somewhat forbidding title was the inspiration for an interesting lecture including some entertaining ...
... school bikini limited to ten minutes. After this pleasant afternoon we saw a film entitled The New Caribbean which gave us all a glimpse of what awaits us. The blue waters of the lagoons and the silver beaches with waving palm trees were only some of ...
... Grammar School for Girls were met by their parents on Tuesday when they arrived back at the school after their month-long Caribbean cruise. It was a very nice trip. but 1 thought it could have been a week shorter. as we spent a lot of time at sea. said ...
... locations in sion role he played a hip- on a remote Pacific island • pie sporting a Jimi Hen- Charles Bolton calypsothe Caribbean. and with where Gladstone (Sidney. 0 music.i s drix-type thatch in Doc James) the disorderly MI worth. Robert Mitc: urn ...
... London those who slept out, 19 Branch. will be running a year old Miss Ann Phil- EALING BROADWAY rail tour on March 22 The Caribbean Overseas Amain lips, of the Catering from Paddington to Did- Ealing Town Hai, on Saturday. NMI Allard School. was taken to ...
... and financial sup port should come from the Council. therefore help us to make Ealing beautiful. E. TRAIL (Chairman. Afro=Caribbean Association) vet others only one to three years. There is also metal used in manufactur ing processes which can not easily ...
... S. Gill. Mr. H. Dhillon, secretary of Southall's Indian Workers' Association, and Mr. J. Barney. secretary of the Afro-Caribbean Association, both expressed opposition to the bussing scheme. Mr. Marten Grubb. Ealing community relations officer. said: ...
... second place to Mary Still in Oratorio Class. 1,500 loan for centre A LOAN of 11.500 for fuinishings and fittings for the Caribbean Overseas Association's nev, centre above Acton Old People's Luncheon Club in the old fire station. vvas approved by Ealing's ...
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... This property has been disused for a number of years and the present negotiations have been going on for 12 months with the Caribbean Association. he said. This will not be to the detriment of the luncheon club. he added. Councillor .Johnson Haight said ...
... EALING councillors on Tuesday accused the organisers of a petition protesting at the use of the old Acton fire station by the Caribbean Overseas Association of misleading the public. They made this charge after the Amenities Committee was presented with a petition ...
... marchers were protesting at an Ealing Finance Committee proposal to approve a £1.500 loan for the -..,, ' OR setting up of a Caribbean Social Club on the first and . second floors of the old fire station in Acton. ON— The ground floor of the The letter said ...