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16.6 ■OYS* IEGULATIOM SCHOOL COATS in <»vy pberdme from J -1 - » 80/8 to 98/11 I to Warwick A Warwickshire Advertiser MEN||i|fe Through special purchase -l 'lf doth, we arc to offer ~ you a unique opportunity I buy a super quality two- I | piece suit at an economy I price. Lates

All churches in Warwick Rural Deanery are to take part in a garden fete at Longbridge Manor on Whit Monday, June 2nd, by invitatSon of the Hon. Mrs. Austyn Reynolds. It will be the Deanery’s final effort to raise funds for the Laymen’s Appeal for the Diocese of Coventry,

STRATFORD-ON-AVON RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL,.

St. Nicholas (Warwick) playing at home beat St. Paul's (Leamington) U-0. Holy Trinity playing at home beat St. Mark's 7-2. St. Paul’s (Leamington) playing at home beat St. Mark's 5-4. Dale Street playing at home lost to St. Nicholas' (Warwick) C-3. An interesting match took plac

made by Mr. G. F. D. Wade, chairman, at the annual meeting of the Divisional Conservative Association the Nelson Hall, Warwick, on Friday. Mr. Wade said some of the leaders of the Liberal Party in the division had assured him they would use their good offices to. persuade their

for operating St. Mary’s chimes is a long and complicated task. On Monday technicians, as shown here, were making the Anal adjustments to the drum which selects the tunes.

Warwick & Warwickshire Advertiser 3 fe>N I fcK AtiVMc.N STRATFORD-ON-AVON MODEL RAILWAY PAYTON STREET OPEN EVERY SATURDAY APfERNOON For Passenger*. Steam Driven.

ALL CAR AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLE ENTRIES RECEIVED AND UP TO DAY OF SALE TRINITY MOTORS. LTD. THONE: LEAMINGTON SPA. 2593. No gates for Hampton Road When Coun. E. R. Bartlett, at Wednesday's Town Council meeting, complained that Corporation houses on Hampton Road were not provided