From the Wylye Valley Life magazine, Friday 1st June 1984:
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Bourton. New detached house. Hall, 2 Reception Rooms, Kitchen, Utility, Cloakroom, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Garage, Garden. £64,950. John Jeffery & Son, Auctioneers, Estate Agents, Valuers and Surveyors. Salisbury (0722 335337).
From the Wylye Valley Life magazine, Friday 1st June 1984:
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Ridge. Luxurious and impressive split-level bungalow. Porch, Hall, Galleried Dining Area, Sitting Room, Study, Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms. Central Heating. Double Garage. Landscaped Gardens. Excellent Views. £90,000. John Jeffery & Son, Auctioneers, Estate Agents, Valuers and Surveyors. Salisbury (0722 335337).
In the Warminster & District Church magazine, December 1981, Fred Woods wrote:
Christ Church, Warminster
The Youth Happening in half-term week was very enjoyable, and about thirty young people from the three Anglican churches in Warminster slogged through the mud and joined in games and worship together. They included some of our confirmation candidates. Those preparing for confirmation at Christ Church are Christina Bosley, Annette Crowe, Lara Gaskin, Steven and Julia Painter, and Giles Woodhouse. Please pray for them as they take on for themselves the joys and responsibilities of church membership.
A memorial service for Tom Yates was held at Christ Church, Warminster, on Friday 30th October 1981.
March 1981
March 1981 saw the formation of a Warminster branch of the Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament.
Reg Cundick and Danny Howell, writing about The Bunch Of Grapes public house, in the book The Inns & Taverns Of Warminster, published in November 1987, stated:
The Bunch of Grapes closed, and amalgamated with the King’s Arms next to it, forming one hotel and public house, with the name of the King Arthur, in 1981.
January 1981
The closure of Bush & Co., the furnishers, at East Street, Warminster took place during January 1981.
January 1981
Advertisement:
West Street Upholstery
111 West Street, Warminster.
Telephone 214583.
I’m Bashful the Pussy Cat, oh, didn’t you know,.
I belong up at West Street to the Lady who sews
Fine curtains and covers, dresses and skirts,
Anything really, even a shirt.
So come up and see me, any old time,
I’m hung up in West Street, on a nice tidy sign.
January 1981
Advertisement:
Graham Fear – Property.
Houses and cottages available in and around this area. Either ready for occupation, part developed or designed to customers’ specification.
22 King Street, Warminster. Phone 214597.
January 1981
Advertisement:
Graham Fear – Building
All aspects of building work undertaken.
Free estimates.
Specialists in sympathetic cottage restoration.
28 Emwell Street, Warminster.
Telephone 213745.
