----- iirnian WHITACRE In the held far surrounding the place where we dwell. A great many boles have appeared, I can tell, Nature was bulldozed by man In _ his quest And alas! he found gravel though not of the best. From morning till night in this dear little place. Once full of

'Me following officers for have been elected by Castle Bromwich Residents Association: Mr. W. S. K. Darlington, chairman; Mr. J. N. Ski'don, vicechairman; Mr. G. D. Pintold, - secretary; Mrs. H. M. Maeda. assistant secretary; Mr. G. D. Hubbard. treasurer; Mr. J. Neal. recorder;

rTY-SLIt members attended first meeting of the season of Colselin' Tea Club. i-ariers-1:e-m—arliailisT—collection of slides of Old fascinating. Older members saw Coleshill as they remember it 50 years ago and even recognised some of the inhabitants on the pictures. _ The new ven

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— Thar; wagi — once a little girl called Rosa who had quite a family of dolls, and dte loved them all dearly--all except one . This one. Marina. was dressed in a sailor blouse and pleated skirt, antrhad a round sailor hat on her bead. And dine clothes wouldn't take off, and what

October meeting of rem , Women's Institute was held in the Memorial Hall, when the president, Mrs. A. Moore, was in the chair and welcomed one new member, Mrs. Hollins. There was a good attendance of members present to hear Mr. Livealey, of Coalville, give an interesting talk on

Tamworth Borough Council's cultural activities group tuts agreed to a recommendation by curator Claire Tarjan that Roman and British coins to form representative collections should be acquired for the Castle bluseum. Group members decided that Romano - British arclueological mat

Police officers, travelling in a patrol car, saw coal fall from a lorry on Tamworth Road, Furnace End. The lorry driver. Victor Ivan Wilkins, of TA Browns Lane. Dordon, near Atherstone, was fined £2 at Coleshill Magistrates' Court for having an insecure load. He pleaded guilty.