A COUPLE, who lived in Jersey for over 20 years from the mid-60s have celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary at their home in Truro, Cornwall.

A MAN who is writing an account of life in a prison camp in Germany towards the end of the war is hoping readers can help provide information about a Captain J S Le Mesurier.

Wynn Rowlands, of Pows, in Wales, is trying to trace members of the Everett family who were evacuated from Jersey to Shrewsbury at the beginning of the war and returned to their home, 14 David Place, St Helier, when it was over.

ISLANDERS are being invited to consider joining a group on an overseas aid project in Rwanda.

A WOMAN with strong Jersey connections, who has retired to the Island, is hoping for help with research into her family tree.

Paul Davies, of Scotland, is trying to trace a cousin whom he has not seen for over 35 years and who he believes is living in Jersey.

Ian Blakesley, of Bath, has written asking for help to trace his possible connection to the Gallichan family, of Jersey.

SOME time ago we showed this photograph of Oxenford House School, St Lawrence, sent to us by the Channel Islands Great War Study Group.

A woman who received a Christmas card from her sister living in Jersey is hoping that she will now get in touch.

Norman Tennison, of Australia, is trying to trace relatives of his wife whose mother was Hettie Kendrew.

Ian Le Sueur has been in touch in the hope of tracing his connection to a family friends Tim and Jill Clark, who live in the UK.

Brian Parritt is conducting research into Private Leon Le Venois who was born in St Helier and was killed on the Somme on 20 August 1916.