Sorry its not them in the 1960's they were both were separate companies Wilfreda operating from Bawtry & Beehive operating from Adwick.
Your getting close there are at least three similar items for sale on e-bay at the moment that will give you the correct answer.

West Yorkshire?

Sorry not West Yorkshire this was a well known coach hire company located in Doncaster

Buckley's?
Welsh's?
Wilson's?

Sorry none of those I dont think they were around in the 1960's.

The company your looking for were based on York Rd

Edwards?

No there were Standard Triumph car dealers next door to Thompson's Vauxhall Bedford dealers

Heres a bit of help the name of the company appears as an advert on an item that's for sale on e-bay. the item that's for sale relates to the Dons.

Parker's?
Yes definitely Parker's Luxury Coaches!
It's in blue in the bottom left hand corner inside of a programme from the 60s.
And on the front.

Well done "Stand - Offish" it was indeed Parkers Luxury Coaches

Here is an easier question for everybody

Can you name the Dons Director who discovered a football player who went on to be a England international star & also name the player concerned.

I would have thought that at least someone would be able to name the player.

I thought we were supposed to ask the questions Geoff .

KK

Go on, I'll try Kevin Keegan.
(If wrong, I have a plan b).

Yes it was Kevin Keegan now can you name the Dons director who discovered Kevin playing local league football & took him to Shorpe United for trials.

Dons directors should have been scouting for Rugby League players. No wonder we've always struggled. I bet KK was a crap centre.

Here is one for Geoff. You mentioned Beehive Coaches, can you name the firm Beehive took over at Adwick, and the owners claim to fame.?

Would it be Kildare Coaches the owners name was Earnest Hart who played centre half for Leeds United & England.

You Got some of it right. The bus firm was owned by Ernie Hart and the buses bore his name. When he sold to Beehive he moved to Carcroft and set up a new business called Kildare which incidentally was the name of his house)

Kildare operated a Duple bodied Commer Avenger coach powered by a Tilling Stevens TS3 two stroke diesel engine.

And the driver was a little fat chap who walked with a lisp. I.m loving all this trivia, it will be next season before you know it. By the way I never got to know if the bloke who sat on the cold concrete steps smoking his pipe, ever got piles.

Yeah he did ... he opened a carpet shop.
Funny old world innit?
Well not on here it ain't.

Heres a couple of clues to help you, look for the names of a local trophy shop & a local darts league

Bob Nellis

Yes it was Bob Nellis