LITTLE HILL FARM, WELLESBOURNE. WARWICKS. THURSDAY. 18lh, 1952. BREEDING. RIDING and WORKING HUNTER CLASSES for Hunter*. Ladies’ Huntem and Children’* Ponses. 41258 IN PRIZES ENTRIES CLOSE; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Blh, 1962. For Schedules apply to:— THE SECRETARY. . Estate Office. Kin

CAMBERWELL HOSPITALS MANAGEMENT COMMITTEI ST. FRANCIS’ HOSPITAU CONSTANCE ROAD, EAST DULWICH, LONDON. 5.E.22. YOUNG Men and Women required PUPIL ASSISTANT NURSES, for 2 years’ course training for admission State Roll of Assistant Nurses. Candidates must be not less than 17J year

on many new players, Warwick Town and Saltisford Rovers are relying on the nucleus of last year’s sides for the 1952-53 football season, which, for West Midland Alliance teams, begins to-morrow. Warwick Town will be at home to Allans Cross and Saltisford Rovers’ first match will

a state * » preparedness lor any emergency. show ! New leader sooner was the extent of the North Devon . . _ . .. flood disaster known county group of Warwick people who have The club, since its inccption aftcr the war, fo j ury Street, than clothinK A been discussing quite info

3« ALEXANDER.—In loving memory at mother, who passed srway on August 19th, 1948. Always in our thoughts' John, Heather and Yvonne. APPLETON (William). —In loving memory of my dear husband and dad. whs peaced away August 2Srd, 1990. Always in our thoughts. Loving Wife. Jack. Molli

Exhibition of Photographs loaned for ONE WEEK ONLY by Canlcy Crematorium, Coventry, to FRED YITTLE NEW ADDRESS-18, Jury Street, Warwick Also 20, Victoria Street, Warwick wbo will be pleased to reply to any question on Cremation “WHY GO TO LEAMINGTON!”

The proceedings opened with the children's fancy dress parade, for which there was a large entry. Competitors assembled at Seeley 's Crescent, and paraded to the show field, to the accompaniment of music provided by Messrs. Gregory's radio car. The costumes were judged by Mrs. S