CALX, to people to future events and encourage social and playing facilities was made by Mr. D. Jarvis. president of Hammer wich Cricket Club last week. Mr. Jarvis was speaking at the annual dinner and social of the club held at the Bowling Green Hotel, Lichfield. He spoke of th

Lichfield city Magistrates yesterday (Thursday) authorised distress warrants for general rate arrears for, the half year ending March 31, in the following cases: Mrs. P. Kononenko, Nether Beacon, Beacon Street; H. P. Harding, 17, Bird Street and 33, Bore Street; B. P. Jepson, 2,

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Lichfield police since October. 19S8, 54- . old Superintendent w promoted to Chief Superintendent. A native of South Beddlngton Surrey. Mr. remain the division's chief. Before coming to Lichfield he was charge Bilston and Burton divisions. superintendent sine© joined the Staffor

At Tamworth Music Festival Saturday, Miss Margaret Pitch was successful in gaining first place the Ladies Vocal Solo (Open) class. She also gained two seconds another two classes. Margaret is member the Lichfield Operatic Society and a pupil of Miss Eilleen Potter.

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MY FAIR LADY H with Rex Harrison and Audrey Hepburn. Special Tour for SUNDAY, MAY 23rd Visit to BARNWELL MANOR, Home of The Duke & Duchess of Gloucester. Also Seaside Days: RHYL; COLWYN BAY and LLANDUDNO. Also Afternoon Request Visit to: ALTON TOWERS. THE COVENTRY SPRING SHOW wi

Members of the Hammerwich Institute enjoyed a particularly interesting meeting this month. The president took the chair and several new members wero welcomed. Mrs. Perks took her place as the new treasurer and Mrs. Leonard, her assistant. Mrs. Wood is to work assistant secretary

rpHE result of a case heard at Lichfield County Court on Monday may mean that a local haulage contractor will be obliged to discontinue his business which it has taken 20 years to build up. Mr. Cyril Bailey, of 28. Shortbutts Lane, Lichfield, carries on his business on a site no