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I !is Hoy:11 I lightwss later Buckingham Palace /\r� not five, �, p,mows '.iOld for two MR T,W, WARD SHAW Jome� Chri<;,tophN pe;:,cefu\ly at attcnd(•d a MePting with I llh Fphruary, 20IJ8 pennies? Yf�t not one of them i s forgotten AND MISS E,K, CURTIS home on 7lh February 2008 aftN d short 5 t 1 r ur The r.ngagement is announced between illness bravely borne ;;iged 72 years. Europ,�an Commissioners at Thc Princess Royal this morning �� �3!�e !fl'1Io1�ite�':0to :��tg! �ii��� Tom, son of John and Madeleine Ward, Beloved husband of Amy and devoted lhl' I leadquartl"'rs of the opened Andrew ( '::ir11egie I fouse, you are of more value th<1n many of Fore st Row, East Su ssex, and Ella, e t i n Europt.>an Commission, Berlay­ Piltcncrieff Street, Dt1nfermlinc, sparrows. LukUnited Kingdom Permanent Airport, London, from Argentina. service at St Mary's Church, Thorpe at please, donations, if desired, to Diabetes big s ister for Reese. Representative at his Residence. Miss Lucinda Hanbury was in i Y r 0 s, UK c/o E J Gu mery & Son, Funeral Clarence House Mr Clive Alderton and Mrs attendance. THORNTON on 11th Febru ary 2008, to ff de��e�� 1� sf��{y�2 ����cRi��� o� Directors, 68-70 Ombersl ey Road, Rohan (nee Au l d) and Daniel, a son, H enry Cancer Research c/o F Harrison & Son Worcester, WR3 7EU. 13th Februarv, 2008 Hannah I--Ioward are in attenChristine Borland, Mark Fair­ their accomplishments - only and that, of course, is some­ Caroline, daughter of M r and Mrs Michael National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society THE JUNIOR KING'S SCHOOL, Perkis, of Sherington, Buckin ghams hire . c/o Nigel Chamberlain & Pa rtners, nington, Tina Kovats, Alison two of them confine them­ thing that humans can't do," une re t r t s CANTERBURY (F ral Di c o s) Vic oria Rd, Bi hops Formerly Milner Court is holding a reunion MR R, HOLDEN t Turnbull, Richard Woods and selves to painting - suggests Other artists Will be visiting Wal ham, 5032 lDJ. 01489 892640. for past pupils on Saturday 17 May 2008. AND MISS L.C, H!TWISTLE McMANUS John Valenti ne FRHMC. If you woul d like to attend the JKS & Richard Wentworth, plus Matt that the exhibition, which over the next three years of the The engagement i s announced between 29th December 1929 - 7th February 2008. OKS Reunion Lunch, please contact: Richard, son of M r and M rs David Holden, Clark and Chris Bird who work opens on June 4 and will run scheme, which is supported by Beloved husband of Lynn, Father, G'pa. 01227 595669 oks@kings-schoo!.co.uk un d e e s e nd u se of T bri g W ll , K nt, a Lo i ,, e together as United Visual Art­ forthree months, will show con­ d u er nd s t e the Galapagos Conservation a ght of Mr a Mr John En wistl , ��d�� rit�\·�����) ����� f� ft��ed ists, are working on schemes trasting responses. Trust, whose chief executive, of Crook, Cumbria. by burial. Family flowers only; d onations that will be the subject of an The scheme is part of the Toni Darton, says that the THE HON WILLIAM ROBERTSON to St. Joseph's Parish, Bedfo rd. To place death notices, exhibition in the space this sum­ AND MISS K,D,L, HOBSON PRENDERGAST John Hume, Brigad ier, · acknowledgements museum's contemporary arts rapid growth of tourism and The engagement is announced between DSO MC and ba r. died peacefu lly on 9th mer. The eventual winner will programme, of which Bergit population over the past 15 William, son of Lord and Lad y Robertson February aged 97 years. Funeral Service or notices please call ,. be installed and unveiled on of Oakridge, of Dorchester, Dorset, and at Salisbury C re matoriu m on Friday 22nd 020 7680 6880 Arends is curator. She says that years had led to Unesco Karen, you ngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Febru ary at 2.15 p.m. Family flowers on ly, the bicentenary next year. artists were unconventional in declaring the Galapagos official­ John Hobson, of lChina Club, Hong Kong, held Day Care Centre, Guide Dogs for the valued at £1,426,872 net. forthe museum. level of the museum, and will aspects of the Galapagos, _on Tuesday. Blind Association and Hearing Dogs TerenceJohn Press, of Stanton Speaking after a two-day be known as the Darwin Room. conveying a distinct impression for Deaf People. Wick, Pensford, Bristol, left estate familiarisation at the museum, Avril MaryGordon Pearse, of valued at £1,404,926 net. In the other commemorative of the habitat and the threats Latest wills Cirencester, Gloucestershire, left Richard Wentworth says that initiative, the Natural History they face, and engaging with his estate valued at £2,436,058 George William Chapman, of the museum was inspirational Museum is sending 12 artists to both the human and scientific Reginald Millson, of Bucklebury, net. Tre'rddol, Machyllneth, Powy�. forartists. the Galapagos islands to help issues." Berkshire, left estate valued at She left £20,000 each to the National leftestate valued at £1,224,520 net. lG