Mr W A Rayner (from Hampshire Chronicle)

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Mr. W.A. Rayner

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Looking for ex R.N. Artificer Apprentices, especially Series 33 who joined up May 1958. 50th Reunion planned. Need Ronald David PERRIN, Last heard of in the Winchester area to join us. Contact No. 01375 642057 Thank you Bill Rayner

bilsyl@tiscali.co.uk

10:47am Thursday 13th December 2007

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