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... for the Blind: Olive Saunders, Ivy Sutton. Betty Selwood, Gladys Gale, Josephine Marsh, Jean Chappell, Nellie Chappell, Donald Vines, Bettie Bennett, Charles Rud'cr. and Edwin Carter. The cillection realised the awn of £2 6s. 2d., which has been forwarded ...
... yesterday i, l * a tl?,,. lile tserby. curr»HV on J TrlKuero. which l ?. l ads any apprcci- obialnaßle. VQw t u accornpan Donald Vines when they the Q uee Mary ork messa ge). He hijjp series of matches l on' Pa been decided.— ...
... Institution bravery a Frank Dunster, 41, and Roderick Jai bolt• ailiayling Island, Hampshire, wf 17 people from the yacht Donald vines winds and high was , e4 at the ei addiester Harbour, West Sussex, in Mr Dunster, a senior hehnsman at I Wight lifeboat ...
... an accident between the Round Rill and Barkby Turn yesterday when I three Syston schoolboys were badly hurt. The boys, Donald Vines, of Melton Road; Albert Edward Buxton, School Street; and Douglas Kirby, Church Street, were cycling home for dinner • ...
... ge Grimes), the most welcome ft of a son (Anthony Alezandrel._ Novo 17. W 5511 VINES.—On Noy. 11, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vines (nee Lily Clarke). at The Laurels Nursing Home, a brother for Tony (Jeffrey Leonard). W 3379 WREN.—To Doris (nee Branstan) ...
... /raKSM^^^aaf. -,_ ■ -'^RHSKI —..j| Kr.Al - _^;' | -'/■) | .y. Je? « ■ S^.. Bpr 4 Pm, M: :N m& 1 m-;' N 'k'^ LACOCK.— Sapper Donald Vines (R.E.), and Miss Eleanor Stevens, both o! Eacock, on Saturday at St. Cyriac’s. ...
... thankful. too, Most the I've found — I would wish the same to you. All the year around. uld Vines, Sunda) 7 Brutk worth, 2604.—Donald Vines, Sundays lull Brinkworth 2605.—Frances Reeves, 176, Niah•st Wootton Bassett. ...
... -ee year. ; and Whiting of the satoo address% to 30 months. Whiting and were both stated to have previous seetem-es. Donald --.vines conviction. f.r larceny an.l assault. DRINKS ALL ROUND Mr. John Streeter. Drutevuting, said that salem. an elderly man ...
... an accident between the Round Hill and Bark. by Turn on Monday, when three Syston schoolboys were badly hurt. The boys, Donald Vines, of Melton-road : Albert Edward Buxton, School-street : and Douglas Kirby, Church-street, were eveling home for dinner ...
... building upon cement and brick blocks—a costly undertaking. LACOCK SCOUTS SWOEN-K. On Wednesday of last week Patrol- Leaders Donald Vines and Brian Wicks, 2nd Patrol Leaders Tom Edwards and Ron Jones; and Jon Wicks, Ivan Selman, Roland Parks, Douglas Murray ...
... on the general run of play which was vigorous throughout. Although without their captain (Gwyn Rees). Noel Allsopo and Donald Vines, Cross Keys set the pace in the first half and Walter Moon made a good attempt with a penalty xick, but the ball fell short ...
... Ruth Shemeld 20494, Shaw 29836. Joan Symonds 34540. Ronald Sanderson 38408, Ernest Streets 41001, Albert Thrower 5185, Donald Vines 33536, Edwin Wiikley 15011. Georgia Watkins 14649, Barbara Wood 16117. Ethel Waite 9998. Walton 14846. Edith Watson 7462 ...