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Pour acres of allotments at Pinvin. near Evesham. are being converted into a playing field for cricket, football, tennis and bowling.

Births O%E.S.—On November Ow e n. to Etnne and David a son, Nicholas James Alfred. PEARCE.—To Jane rule Weston) and William, on November 16. 1967. Christopher John Neville, a brother for Ruth: grateful thanks to doctor and nurse. PEARSON.—On November 3 to Joyce and John, a secon

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It W 35 a stormy day for Mr. Callaghan and the Government. Nearly a minuted thunderous Conservative barracking greeted him when he started to speak in the House. At times he had to plough on through Conservative shouts of resign." When he sat down lookii4 pale and tense after mi

last night are, from left. S/Ldr. G. H. Smith. chairman, Mr. T. Judge, retiring chairman, Mr. Reginald Eyre, M P for Hall Green and president of the Federation, and Mr. Michael Parr. honorary secretary. 7