21. Mary Cartwright - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia dame mary cartwright was a leading British mathematician of the 20th century.She was born on December 17, 1900 in Aynho, Northamptonshire where her father http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Cartwright

Wikimedia needs your help in its 21-day fund drive. See our fundraising page Over US$145,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! Mary Cartwright From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Dame Mary Cartwright was a leading British mathematician of the 20th century. She was born on December 17 in Aynho Northamptonshire where her father was the vicar and died on April 3 in Cambridge England In October she entered St Hugh's College of the Oxford to study mathematics, one of only five women at that university studying the subject. She graduated from Oxford in with a first class degree in Final Honours. She then taught at Alice Ottley School in Worcester and Wycombe Abbey School in Buckinghamshire before returning to Oxford in to read for her D.Phil. She was supervised by G. H. Hardy in her doctoral studies. During the academic year 1928-29 Hardy was at Princeton, so it was E C Titchmarsh who took over the duties as a supervisor. Her thesis on zeros of integral functions was examined by J E Littlewood who she met for the first time as an external examiner in her oral examination for the D.Phil. She could never have guessed on that stressful occasion that she would become a major collaborator with Littlewood over many years.

22. Archive Handlist Pre1920s – BEAVER, Beryl E. (1918) BROOKSBANK, Ina (1917) *BURNETT, Helen D.(1919) Mrs LAYBOURNE *cartwright, dame mary (1919) CHILTON, Margaret (1918) http://www.st-hughs.ox.ac.uk/library/handlist.htm

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23. Dame Mary Lucy Cartwright Translate this page dame mary Lucy cartwright. Il padre di mary cartwright era un cristiano,e quandolei nacque,era il parroco di Aynho.Quando lei ebbe 11 anni fu mandata a http://www.geocities.com/palestra_matematica/matematici/cartwright.html

Dame Mary Lucy Cartwright descritto il suo eccezionale senso per la storia. (trad. di Damiano Lomazzo) Torna all'indice dei Grandi Matematici e Fisici

24. DPMC - New Zealand Honours: New Zealand Order Of Merit Roll cartwright, The Honourable dame Silvia Rose, PCNZM (20.03.2001), DBE (1989) STOKES, Professor dame Evelyn mary, DNZM (1999) TE KANAWA, dame Kiri Janette http://www.dpmc.govt.nz/honours/lists/nzom.html

Note: This site's content is accessible to all versions of every browser. However, this browser may not support basic Web standards, preventing the display of our site's design details. We support the mission of the Web Standards Project in the campaign encouraging users to upgrade their browsers. Skip directly to: Section Navigation Content Other resources Cabinet Office ... Advanced search New Zealand Honours Honours Secretariat Overview Order of NZ NZ Order of Merit ... Contact Honours Principal and Distinguished Companions of The New Zealand Order of Merit and Knights and Dames Rolls correct as at 15 August 2005 Until May 1996 all New Zealand knights and dames were either Knights Bachelor or knights or dames within one of several British Orders of Chivalry. In May 1996 The New Zealand Order of Merit, of five levels, was instituted. The first and second levels of The New Zealand Order of Merit were knighthoods and damehoods. In May 2000 titles within the New Zealand Order of Merit were discontinued and new designations were approved for the first and second levels of the Order. The various insignia (badges, breast stars, miniatures and lapel badges) for both levels remain unchanged. New Designations, 2000

25. Notre Dame Theatre Chronology 98 Sponsoring/Producing Organization Notre dame/Saint mary s Theatre Venue WashingtonHall Maltilda B. cartwright Judith Muench Big Jule Mark Skrabacz http://classic.archives.nd.edu/theatre/plays098.htm

Archives Notre Dame Theatre Chronology 1967/68 School Year Faculty Rev. Arthur S. Harvey: Director, Associate Professor Mr. Fred Syburg: Associate Professor Mr. Reginald Bain: Assistant Professor Mr. Dennis Hayes: Assistant Professor Mr. Charles Lehman: Assistant Professor Miss Mary Kay Vrancken: Instructor The 1968 Dome tells of the addition of more classes to the Notre Dame Department of Communication Arts and of the beginning of an experimental theatre headed by Fred Syburg. (1968 Dome) Play Title: A Streetcar Named Desire Author: Tennessee Williams Dates Performed: October 20-22, 26-28, 1967 Sponsoring/Producing Organization: Notre Dame/Saint Mary's Theatre Venue: Washington Hall Artistic Staff Director: Rev. Arthur S. Harvey, CSC Setting and Lighting by: Charles P. Lehman Cast Woman: Margo Endres Eunice Hubbell: Patricia Moran Stanley Kowalski: Martin Doucette Stella Kowalski: Karen O'Donnell Blanche DuBois: Judy Muench Steve Hubbell: Robert Allen Harold "Mitch" Mitchell: David Graham Pablo Gonzales: Lance Davis Mexican Woman: Maureen Coyne Sailor: John-Paul Mustone A Young Collector: Richard L. Homan

26. Notre Dame Theatre Chronology 78 Marian Wheeland, Bernadette Lang, mary Caryl Dale, Geneal Kramer and mary Fleming JB cartwright William Mills Daphne cartwright Beverly Watson http://classic.archives.nd.edu/theatre/plays078.htm

Archives Notre Dame Theatre Chronology 1947/48 School Year Play Title: The Pirates of Penzance Author: Dates Performed: Dec. 4-8, 1947 Director: Cecil E. Birder Stage Manager: not found Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Savoyards Cast List Frederic: Bob Ruetz King: Roy O'Neill Ruth: Elaine Bruck Major General: Thorson Mabel: Felicia Schroeder King's aide: John Commerford Sergeant of Police: Bill Mills Other speaking roles: Frances Hansen, Petrina Mitchell, and Peg Gardner Girls' Chorus: Elaine Korth, Geraldine Posvic, Nancy Shanahan, Betty Nolan, Marie Nussbaum, Pat Moran, Marilyn Brennan, Rosemarie Nemeth, Gretchen McCaffrey, Rosemond Feltes, Sophie Karras, Marian Wheeland, Bernadette Lang, Mary Caryl Dale, Geneal Kramer and Mary Fleming Pirates and Policemen: Lou Almasi, Larry Metcalf, Harry Reich, Dave Schoen, Victor Smith, Bob Hochman, Dudley Birder, Norv Geier, Howard, Hornung, Richard Finnegan, Don Curran, Bill Danzi, Bob Schlosser, John Laughlin, Bob Duffy, Bud Marshall, and George Jones. Notes: Source(s) 1948 Dome, p. 389

27. The Mathematical Association - Supporting Mathematics In Education 1951 dame mary L cartwright MA, DPhil, ScD, FRS 1952 KS Snell MA 1953 ProfessorTAA Broadbent MA 1954 Professor WVD Hodge MA, ScD, FRS later Sir William http://www.m-a.org.uk/association/organisation/presidents_of_the_association/

Home Contact Us Join the MA What's New ... Site Map Search: Education Primary 11 to 16 Post 16 Higher ... Feedback to QCA Resources Conferences Local Activities Periodicals Professional Development ... MA Library Association Presidents Page Organisation Who's Who Rules ... Links site by acumedia Presidents of the Association The Association for the Improvement of Geometrical Teaching 1871 T A Hirst PhD, FRS 1878 R B Hayward MA, FRS 1889 Professor G M Minchin MA, FRS 1891 Professor J J Sylvester MA, DSc, LlD, DC 1892 The Reverend C Taylor DD 1893 R Wormell MA, DSc 1895 Professor Sir Joseph Larmor MA, DSc, FRS The Mathematical Association 1897 Professor A Lodge MA 1899 Professor Sir Robert S Ball LlD, FRS 1901 J F Moulton KC, MP, FRS (Lord Moulton) 1903 Professor A R Forsyth MA, ScD, FRS 1905 G B Mathews MA, FRS 1907 Professor G H Bryan MA, ScD, FRS 1909 Professor H H Turner MA, DSc, FRS 1911 Professor E W Hobson MA, ScD, FRS 1913 A G Greenhill MA, FRS later Sir George 1915 Professor A N Whitehead MA ScD, FRS 1917 Professor T P Nunn MA, DSc, later Sir Percy

28. Regentville - Bibliography, Unpublished Sources Item 29, Attested copy dated 5 October 1844 of Conveyance cartwright to Jamison600 ac 171–172 ,List of landed property compiled by dame mary Jamison, http://acl.arts.usyd.edu.au/research/regentville/20-2_bibliography_unpublished_s

2. Unpublished Sources Archives Office of NSW: Attorney General; Colonial Secretary; Letters Received 1825, Letters Received 1834, Jamison to Colonial Secretary, 30 January 1834. Letters Received 1835, Jamison to Colonial Secretary, 4 February 1835. Jamison to Colonial Secretary, 27 May 1836. Letters Received 1842, Jamison to Colonial Secretary, 4 June 1839. Jamison to Colonial Secretary, 29 July 1839. Jamison to Colonial Secretary, 18 February 1842. p. 99, Major James Stuart for Sir John Jamison, 30 September 1830. Fulton to Colonial Secretary, 19 September 1826. Council of Education; Item 440, Application for the establishment of a Provisional School at Regentville near Penrith, 1 July 1868. Item 441, Copy of School Roll, July 1868. Item 442, List of children of school age in the area, July 1868.

29. Women Political Leaders —Historical And Current Dominica, Prime Minister mary Eugenia Charles, 1980–1995 New Zealand,Governorgeneral dame Silvia cartwright, 2001–present http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0801534.html

Home U.S. People Word Wise ... Homework Center Fact Monster Favorites 2006 TFK Almanac Quiz: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory SpongeBob Lemony Snicket ... Fantasy Books Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... Women of Influence Queen Elizabeth I Archive Photos Benazir Bhutto British Information Service Margaret Thatcher Country Name Reign Angola Queen Nzingha Argentina Lesser Armenia Queen Zabel Bahamas Governor-General Dame Ivy Dumont Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed Barbados Governor-general Dame Nita Barrow Belize Governor-general Dame Minita Gordon Bermuda Premier Pamela Gordon Bermuda Premier Jennifer Smith Bolivia Prime Minister Lidia Gueiler Brazil Queen Maria I Brazil Empress Isabel (regent) Burundi Prime Minister Sylvie Kinigi Byzantium (Roman Empire) Empress Theodora Cambodia Queen Ang Mey Cambodia Queen Kossamak (joint ruler) Canada Canada Prime Minister Kim Campbell 1993 (4 months) Canada Governor-general Adrienne Clarkson Canada Central African Republic Prime Minister Elizabeth Domitien Cherokee Nation Wilma Mankiller China Empress Wu Chao China Dowager Empress Tsu-Hsi China Dowager Empress Longyu Denmark Queen Margaret I Denmark Queen Margrethe II ... Dominica Prime Minister Mary Eugenia Charles Easter Island Paramount Chief Koreto Puakurunga Easter Island Paramount Chief Carolina Egypt Queen Hatshepsut B.C.

30. Leaders Appeal For Green Shirt Display - The Observer - News The Independent Newspaper Serving Notre dame and Saint mary s The ideainitially came out of a discussion between Baron, cartwright and Jelani http://www.ndsmcobserver.com/news/2005/02/03/News/Leaders.Appeal.For.Green.Shirt

document.write(''+''); The Observer Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... Breaking News from the Associated Press at the New York Times The Independent Newspaper Serving Notre Dame and Saint Mary's document.write(currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); var story_id = 850929; Home News Leaders appeal for green shirt display Apparel would symbolize unified support for new report on diversity By Kate Antonacci Published: Thursday, February 3, 2005 In an effort to show support for the report on diversity being presented to the Board of Trustees (BOT) this afternoon, the Notre Dame student government declared today to be "WE ARE ND" T-shirt day. Members of student government hope that students wearing the past season's football shirt, or any other green shirt, today will make a bold statement about student support for the report. "The initiative is a way to bring together the student body, to prove to the Board of Trustees that the issue of equality on campus is important to many students," said student body vice president, Karla Bell. This year's football shirt supports the idea of campus unity, which is exactly what the student government was looking for when presenting this report.

31. Iowa Caucus Brings Attention To Student Voters - The Observer - News The Independent Newspaper Serving Notre dame and Saint mary s cartwright isin the process of registering to vote via the nonprofit Rock the Vote! http://www.ndsmcobserver.com/news/2004/01/19/News/Iowa-Caucus.Brings.Attention.T

document.write(''+''); The Observer Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... Breaking News from the Associated Press at the New York Times The Independent Newspaper Serving Notre Dame and Saint Mary's document.write(currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); var story_id = 582650; Home News Iowa caucus brings attention to student voters 34 ND, Purdue students attend Iowa caucus to work on John Edwards' behalf By Kate Gales Published: Monday, January 19, 2004 Notre Dame students are voicing strong political opinions as the 2004 campaign opens in Iowa today, reflecting an unusual contingent in an era when a high number of college students and their peers are not registered to vote. According to the Federal Election Commission, 18- to 24-year-olds have been significantly under-represented in presidential elections. However, many Notre Dame students are registered to vote and are actively following the 2004 campaign. The first caucus takes place in Iowa today, where the College Democrats are currently working on behalf of Sen. John Edwards. Casey Fitzmaurice, president of the College Democrats, organized the trip to Iowa to support Edwards in association with Nick Smith from Purdue.

32. Royal Society | About The Society | History Of Science | Biographies Of Fellows cartwright, dame mary. Professor Walter Hayman FRS. Chesters, John. ProfessorGeoffrey Greenwood FRS. Copp, Douglas. Professor Ian MacIntyre FRS http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/page.asp?id=2290

33. Who's Who In Ixion's Wheel dame mary Archibald {r}. Member of the original Cabal. Admiral Anna cartwright {r}.High Admiral during Moritz III s minority, and member of the http://www.ukg.co.uk/oldgames/ixion/whoswhoi.htm

Who's Who in Ixion's Wheel Now Including a Number of Organisations and Other Bodies! A B C D ... Z A Note on Forms of Address Forms of address vary slightly between the nations of the Wheel, but they betray their common cultural ancestry. In Pangaturan the situation is slightly different. King Geraint is Your Majesty, and his family Your Royal Highness. Counts and Countesses are addressed as Your Lordship / Ladyship. Heitmen on the mainland are addressed as Sir or Ma'am, elsewhere as Your Lordship / Ladyship. The Domna of Yapen is simply addressed as Domna. Knights are Equester or Lady, and if married the title vests in the partner. Pangaturese knighthoods are never hereditary unless granted on the field of battle. Otherwise as above for Lapang. In the democracies of Sibutan there are no titles, and most citizens glory in the simple title of Master or Mistress. A very few Sibutani retain titles their ancestors held in other realms. Some, furthermore, are honoured by their city with a professional title, such as Master Architect, Mistress Doctor, signifying excellence and rarely awarded before the late stage of a glorious career. Finally there is that over-arching institution the Dramatic Way. The Dramatarch is His Holiness. Hierarchs are His / Her Grace the Lord / Lady Hierarch, although outside the Empire they are usually just called Hierarch X, except those such as the Hierarch Chirurge of Rangar whose title embodies a function and is always referred to thus. Medarchs and Prompters are simply addressed by their title and surname. Introspectors are Fra or Suor in Lapang, Brother and Sister elsewhere, and invariably lose their surnames.

34. Supplement Two unpopular that the southlands rose in revolt, led by dame mary Archibald. The Minister of the Navy, Anna cartwright, rose to prominence and was able http://www.ukg.co.uk/oldgames/ixion/supp2.htm

The Mimer's Well Supplement Number Two: Khoiak the Sixth 996 Attack on Gelt Town! As I write, lurking in an upstairs bedroom at the 'Woolgatherers' Arms', the roar of cannon and crash of falling masonry is all but deafening. The 'Lady Veronica', out of Port Levaca, is bombarding Gelt Town with all the fury at her disposal. What, then, has brought the horrors of war to this sleepy town, basking quietly in northern Yapen? What, but international intrigue and espionage, would be my guess. For the fact is that the local authorities, commanded by King Geraint's agent Major Relf, have rounded up a Sib spy ring based here in the town and at nearby Castle Villus. The spies are currently being held in the Donjon, Gelt Town's fortress, and it is that building which is coming under the most ferocious fire. Willoughby Marsh Adderbury Playhouse Nears Completion The daughter of a Salemi vintner, Sakahalin joined the Company of St Aula at the age of fourteen, and had committed herself to a life of Introspection before the Dramatarch summoned her to Palawan after seeing her famous triptych 'The Temptation of St Monksilver' in Galena Auditorium. Though the tremendous size and scope of Sakahalin's works are already famous throughout the world, the Adderbury Playhouse is already said to be her greatest achievement yet. Medarchs Boiled in Rast Does this act spell the opening of a new chapter of Lapangi heretic-bashing? If so, it can only give we free folk of Sibutan cause to give thanks to our ancestors who fled the Empire's oppression, and to have pity for those poor unfortunates of the North who seem doomed to labour under its yoke.

35. CMJ Contents: September 2001 An Interview with dame mary cartwright, DBE, FRS James Tattersall and ShawneeMcMurran. mary cartwright (19001998) was a British mathematician who made http://www.maa.org/pubs/cmj_sept01.html

Search MAA Online MAA Home The College Mathematics Journal September 2001 Contents An Interview with Dame Mary Cartwright, D. B. E., F. R. S. James Tattersall and Shawnee McMurran Mary Cartwright (1900-1998) was a British mathematician who made important contributions to the theory of functions and differential equations. G. H. Hardy was her thesis adviser, she collaborated with J. E. Littlewood, and was Mistress of Girton College, Cambridge. Here is an interview, giving some details of her life and times, and some information that does not ordinarily get into print, e.g., "I learned that if Lefschetz stopped asking questions for five minutes he was asleep." Arctangent Sums Louis Bragg You probably didnÕt know that the sum of the arctangents of (sinh 1)/(cosh n ) as n goes from 1 to infinity is 3 p/ 4, take away the arctangent of e, and you are excused if you don't care, but here is a clever method for generating such identities. Models for Growth Elizabeth Appelbaum Exponential and logistic growth appear in almost all textbooks, but the growth of some tumors follows the Gompertz model, of which hardly anyone is aware. Here is what it is. Infinitely many other models can be constructed. Magic Squares, Finite Planes, and Points of Inflection on Elliptic Curves

36. Read This: Musings Of The Masters Some three dozen years earlier, dame mary Lucy cartwright said much the same.One of the distinctive characteristics of modern mathematics is its way of http://www.maa.org/reviews/MusingsoftheMasters.html

Search MAA Online MAA Home Read This! The MAA Online book review column Musings of the Masters: An Anthology of Mathematical Reflections ed. by Raymond G. Ayoub Reviewed by Annalisa Crannell In 1980, Kenneth Boulding (former president of both the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the American Economic Association), wrote about the conflict between academic specialization on the on hand, and broad liberal arts inquiry on the other. He noted, "It may well be that the only answer to this problem is redundancy, inefficiency, extravagance, and waste. One could argue indeed that the main reason for getting rich, that is economic development, is that it permits the human race to indulge in these last four delights." [ B ics , we gladly share the lore of the broad intellectual interests of great mathematic ians At the same time, we don't (except in exceedingly rare cases) study these interests directly. Few math students or professors have read Cantor's theology or Galois' political writings. For this reason, I welcomed the chance to get my hands on Ayoub's Musings of the Masters On the one hand, I shouldn't have judged the book by its cover (or its title). The subtitle of the book ("an Anthology of Mathematical Reflections") might be better phrased "an Anthology of Philosophical Reflections on Mathematics". And in spite of the Renaissance-evoking word "Masters" and a jacket that nods to Roman, Greek, and Gothic traditions, each of the seventeen authors included is a twentieth century mathematician. I was sorry to miss out on the likes of Cantor, Galois, and Euler (who after all Dunham names the "Master of us all" [

37. Janus: Personal Papers Of Barbara Leigh Smith Bodichon with covering letter from PB Tillyard to dame mary cartwright. ResearchInstitute in Cambridge to dame mary cartwright, Mistress of Girton College. http://janus.lib.cam.ac.uk/db/node.xsp?id=EAD/GBR/0271/GCPP Bodichon 4

38. Women Of Achievement B. 1217-1894, Janet Snyder Lambert, author of more than 30 books for young women.B. 12-17-1900, dame mary cartwright - mother of the chaos theory. http://www.undelete.org/woa/woa12-17.html

PRIOR DATE HOME WOA INDEX NEXT DATE December 17 Go Directly to Calendar Zimbawa's Year of Woman First Day Cover and Stamps Compiled and Written by Irene Stuber who is solely responsible for its content 12-17 TABLE of CONTENTS: Men Only in British Colleges for 600 Years ! Suttee and Entitlement have the Same Goals Japan Used Mahiki to Control Population Deborah Sampson ... QUOTES by June Sochen, Ellen Taaffee Zwilich, Blanche Wiesen Cook, Doris Lessing, Beverly Sills, and Ann Bannon.. Men Only in British Colleges for 600 Years ! In 1849, Bedford College (The College for Women in Bedford Square opens at London, the second English women's institution for higher learning (Queen's, 1848; Newnham, 1871; Girton, 1873). Oxford University had been educating ONLY MEN for more than 600 years - the first of its colleges opened in 1249. PRIOR DATE HOME WOA INDEX NEXT DATE ... RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Suttee and Entitlement have the Same Goals In 1829 following Britain’s conquest of India, Braitain banned the practice of suttee in which Hindu women burn themselves or were burned alive on the funeral pyres of their husbands. Although most romantic fiction pictures suttee as voluntary devotion, the fact is that in many parts of India the widows are dragged screaming and tied onto the funeral pyres by sons or other male relatives who wish to avoid sharing the man’s wealth. Even those women who voluntarily mount the funeral pyre were usually drugged or tied to prevent them from trying to escape once the flames reach them. The women were ideally always alive when the pyres were lit.

39. Women Of Achievement B. 0423-1858, dame Ethel mary Smyth - British composer. At Cambridge shedid research with mary cartwright leading to a publication On the asymptotic http://www.undelete.org/woa/woa04-23.html

PRIOR DATE HOME WOA INDEX NEXT DATE April 23 Compiled and Written by Irene Stuber who is solely responsible for its content. 04-23 TABLE of CONTENTS: Obituaries Offer Wealth of Information about Women of Achievement Astronaut Eileen Collins Threatened, NASA Orders Her Not to Attend Hometown Parade Evelyn Sharp: Well Worth Remembering DATES, ANNIVERSARIES, and EVENTS ... QUOTES by Germaine Greer and Dr. Christine Biaggi. Obituaries Offer Wealth of Information about Women of Achievement Barbara Wardenburg who edited the excellent League of Women Voters' Cybervoters is a reader of WOAH and developed a rather neat way of submitting information about women to us: snail mailing woman-important obituary notices from newspapers in California. Later she began emailing copies of what she found on the newspaper web sites as well (which we particularly appreciated because of our growing eye problems.) HINT HINT if anyone is interested in carrying on the submissions from their area . . PO Box 6185, Hot Springs, AR 71902 or istuber@undelete.org

40. New Horizons For Women Trust (Inc) dame Silvia cartwright(Trust Patron) dame Catherine Tizard (Trust Patron) mary Ronnie Darion M. Rowan Alison Roxburgh Yvonne Saffery dame Laurie Salas http://www.rorohiko.net.nz/Horizons/NHWT-250.html

The 250 List as at 31 July 2005 Individual gifts range from $250 to $25,000. Our target for endowment funds is $500,000. Dame Silvia Cartwright(Trust Patron) Dame Catherine Tizard (Trust Patron) Elizabeth Orr (Trust Vice-Patron) The Parliamentary List Rt Hon Helen Clark Rt Hon Jenny Shipley Hon Ruth Dyson Hon Chris Fletcher Hon Marian Hobbs John Luxton Hon Katherine O'Regan Patricia Schnauer Hon Margaret Shields Marilyn Waring Hon Margaret Wilson Alliance Collective Labour Women's Caucus New Zealand First Women's Group New Zealand National Party Caucus Bev Abbott Carole Anderton Joan Allin Bronwyn Arthur Glenys Arthur Pamela Arthur John Bailey Balivean Trust Phillippa Ballard Rosemary Barrington Philippa Bates Jane Battersby Geraldine Baumann Ella Berridge Joan Bielby Maureen Birchfield Rosemary Biss Thora Blithe Kath Boswell Monica Brodie Colleen Brooker Dorothy Brown Liz Brown Roz Brown Ruth Bruce Family of Marie Bullock Merelina Burnett Vivienne Burrows Mrs N.E. Harcourt Butler

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