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... 'THE HIT SONGS FROM SECOND ® WORLD WAR HERE’S your chance to win a super J)rize — a Max Bygraves recor featuring all the hit songs from the Second World W%dr. ax Bygraves and Parkfield Music have joined together to produce ‘‘SingaLongaWarYears”,a nostalgic ...
... IN BRIEF ? History society focuses on Second World War EARBY and District Local History Society is researching the effects of the Second World War on the town and wants people to share their memories about those days gone by. We want to know what effect ...
... Tommy’s poignant reminder of tragic raid in Second World War FIFTY years ago, Nelson war veteran Tommy Jackson embarked on the daring World War Two Dieppe raid. He was lucky to survive, Thousands of allied troops were sent to Northern France in an invasion ...
... parade service Bark the aniversary of versary o the second world war — eacefully and with sifl:y. was no protest from any Peace group, and fears that there may have been seem to have been entirely unfounded. Carol lmkim, writhfi on be! of Nelson CND, assures ...
... Ken’s call to AHOY there! Did you serve on the vital convoys to Russia in the Second World War? If so, you could be in line for a special “thank you” medal from the Soviet government. Nelson ex-serviceman Ken Holliday says there are still veterans of ...
... MEMORIES of the Second World War will come flooding back as the 50th anniversary of its outbreak is marked by an exhibition next year at Towneley Hall, Burnley. “Burnley and Pendle at War” will z)ok at everyday life at that time, taking in aspects such ...
... Keep on truckin’ Dick takes delivery of Second World War US army vehicles Mr Chitty with one of the Norway. By PETER DEWHURST FOR sale — army trucks. Low mileage, ten-wheel drive. A snip at £3,000. And only 45 years old! Pendle businessman Mr Dick Chitty ...
... rider for ‘Monty’ AN Earby man who served as a despatch rider for General Montgomery in the Second World War died on Christmas Day. Malcolm Goodwin (88), of Stoney Bank Road, had lived in the town all his life. He served in the Royal Corps of Signals ...
... o A BAND of men who saved the lives of troops on Second World War battlefields from Burma to Tobruk held their 30th annual re-union at the Great Marsden Hotel, Nelson, on Saturday. ’ The big occasion was the get-together of Number 12 [ General Hospital ...
... Before the second world war, Barnoldswick had no council houses, but now it had 488. Earby had just 16 before the war. The latest figure in the town was 350 council houses. 5 ...
... THE site, off Knotts Lane, Colne, where an unexploded Second World War hand grenade was found earlier this year has been given the all-clear by the Ministry of Defence. ...
... They meet again A FORMER Pendle man apprentice before the has been put in touch with Second World War. Foran old RAF colleague — mer colleague Mr Peter thanks to this newspaper. Haydon, from Aylesbury We carried a story last in Buckinghamshire, was week ...