LITHERLAND EXCEEDS ITS TARGET
Litherland's "Salute the Soldier"
Week was up to yesterday (Friday) well up to expectation. The figures announced
at noon were £76,441, or £1,441 in excess of the target, with
two more day's results to come.
CAPTAIN
MALCOLM BULLOCK, M.P., sets Monday's figure in Litherland's " Salute
the Soldier " Week on the indicator outside the Regal Cinema. With
him are the Chairman of the Council (Councillor J. Lloyd Parry), Councillor
A. N. Moore (Chairman, War Bonds Committee), Mr. T. Moran and Mr. J. Pilkington.
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LITHERLAND WINGS
FOR VICTORY WEEK
APRIL, 1944
APRIL, 1944
| A receipt for £2.10s for the above appeal, which Heather
Betteridge, age 6 years and a pupil of St Philip's School, raised
from raffling a LEMON. The lemon had been sent to Heather from a neighbour Lal Bates serving in the army in North Africa. |
The Betteridge family lived at 35 Norman Road off
Harris Drive
Crosby
Herald 13th May 1944
