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... GIFFORD Non ember 7. 1979. HARRY GIFFORD. Ours Is just a simple prayer. tO keep You in God's loving care.) Aunty Lily, uncle Tommy, Irene. Aagellgue and baby Diruelle. GLOVER e,owmber 6. 1979. JOSEPH (.LO Molds are few, fretless ale deep, loving memories ...
... this newspaper. Anyone disregarding this intimation will be VV. proceeded against. Written and Composed by TOM MELLOR and HARRY GIFFORD. Moderato. Sung by Miss DOROTHY WARD. ...
... BEAR disregarding this intimation win be proceeded against. Words by TERRY SULLIVAN. Sum by ALL PRINCIPAL ARTISTES. by HARRY GIFFORD. ...
... CHARITY MATCH, ULVERSTON ▼. BARROW. At TJlrsrston, for tho beneflt of Our Day Fund. Tho Diversion team was captained by Harry Gifford, and included several tho Barrow regular team. Play throughout the first half wa* close, neither side being able to develop ...
... showed they were in really good form. It seems clear the club will be particularly iaet and strong in the back division. Harry Gifford met with an accident, and had to retire during the first half of the game. He was tackling Fred Williams, the speedy winger ...
... disregarding this intimation wiII be 9 • procee ded a g ainst. Written and Composed by WILL LETTERS, ALF. J. LAWRANCE and HARRY GIFFORD. Sung by Miss FLORRIE FORDE. :r In . :r ds— I t o :— :1 1 see s— In s— Id s— 11 1 s— :n . t o s- :1, Irl t- 1— ...
... generally rise the occasion tbeir own ground, and Barrow will have a stiff task to face. The Red and Blacks will have Harry Gifford back in the three-quarter line, whilst at half-back Faiiowfield will take the place of McKenny. The forwards are a fine ...
... that, and also get on opposing backs who happened to have gained possession of the ball. Daniels played well, and did Harry Gifford. The latter’s services when Broughton Rangers were on the Barrow' line were extremely valuable, and if the same six forwards ...
... which they performed very well for a young team, having several promising players. Some have left the team now, including Harry Gifford and Alex. Logan, of Barrow fame. They, along with Hackcy, were the founders of the club; Jack Livcsey, who has been playing ...
... inlicensed driver Lonsdale magistrates, yesterday, irotection orders to Thomas D. n respect the Peel Castle Inn, . and to Harry Gifford for the Inn. Ulverston. Griff Griffiths. of Ynys-Tawe, Valley, a surviwor of Rorke’s Drift ious battle of the Zulu War ...
... and Rigg both failed feed the men playing with them, and it was generally left to Faliowfield or send out a long pas«. Harry Gifford a tower strength at full back, but cannot always expected U» cope with every attack, and attempt ime-t made to polieve ...