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... Frankens, living in Hillingdon. the years. He travels from pensioners £5, except Sweetcroft Lane, An enthusiastic reviewer Hampshire to take part. ,Saturday night. The Beck Hillingdon, would get from the Gazette wrote: His book, he explains, is in Grange ...
... Robert Blackburn, even used the beach at low tide. World War One changed all that. Early flights were fraught with problems as pilots sat in open cockpits, buffeted by the wind and cold. After the second world war, aircraft development ideas were sought. One ...
... north-west Lon The best things about the camp don representatives came from were meeting guides from other Hillingdon. A 13-year-old Ruislip girl was chosen to be an escort to the world Nicola Setteifield. a leader of 6th Northwood brownies. • $ • 1 • H ...
... decorated floats. The WI always entered a float. and members ran a cakes and handicraft stall. A treasured photograph from the group's scrap-book is one of the parade in 1953, the year of the present Queen's coronation. Following the theme of a historical tableau ...
... the Charter of the British Legion. Mr Durrant. who served in the Royal Army Ordnance Corps during the Second World War has kept clippings from the then Advertiser Gii/ette which show how the club has developed since that first meeting. He has lived in ...
... stunning terrain, she included some Aborigine style drawings and pictures of crocodiles and birds like magpie geese painted from photographs taken during some of her trips. At present, most of her time is taken up preparing for an exhibition of her work ...
... of the company were guide Mary She organises reunions from her Girls who are St Martin's guides Groves and ranger Constance Castle guiding period every two years, with today, still benefit from the work of who, when they were leaving St Martin,s Church ...
... would let him see it out. Now I have to impress the new manager it is like starting from scratch. Ruud Gullit said he felt I thought I was the best player in the world. I don't think I am the best, but if you do not have confidence in yourself, you might ...
... hospital became world famous for its heart transplant expertise, and the research which goes on. It was the first hospital in England to perform life-saving operations on children from the third world and wartorn countries for the Chain of From previous page ...
... CLUB REPORTS Fourways Women's Club Oak Faro Club yet complete, Sandy Wiches, Jean Pat- enjoyable ramble from Chorleywood AT THE last meeting, 'rhea Mclntyre MEMBERS have enjoyed a variety of tee nand Sarah Smith's entry for the through bluebell carpeted ...
... the green from a photo or postcard. They meet at 7.30 in the Park Lane Village Centre. Find out more on 0895 823343 or 823092. Take away a trout ANGLERS will be able to fish for their supper in Batchworth Lake, Rickmansworth Aquadrome from Mash night ...
... the days of the paper that preceded yours. my contact with the local paper was, at best, sporadic. Since it covered the news from a large area. I must confess that I only made the effort to look at it when I heard there was something of Harefield interest ...