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nor Roberts ceived £IO when they came to North Wales. The games were riivived in 1966-67, for a tr: I period. i %-. 0 ' .:: , ‘ 11 ; 411111111C \ .::: ' . i :. - i 11P , . I . : Portmadoc's manager, uho has accepted an incitation to be the Coda F.A.'s teammanager in Scotland.

Llandudno- Borough and are now• almost certain to take the Sestion A championship for the first time. Borough Amateurs had new signings, Qeoff Ellis, from Llandudno-Borough, and Derek Brown ex-Penmaenmawr, but they still went down by the oddgoal in seven against Dolwyddelan. Bet

Wrexham AS T moving Wrexham were expected to coast to victory but Penmaemnawr's new-found confidence a n d team spirit made it a close affair. The atrocious eonditions--mist and the clinging mud made good football

The chairman of the plans committee, Councillor Griffith Roberts, pointed out that providing a plan complied with all the regulations there was no alternative but to pass it. do not think it is right to blame the plans committee," he stressed. If the plans complied with all the

FACT? The first "Helvetia" design (with the figure sitting) appeared in 1882, and the "Helvetia" (standing design) in 1882 and remained in use until 1917. William Tell, an early leader of a resistance movement at that time against Austria. was first commemorated in 1914. Contrar

AFrER pleading guilty at Denbighshire Quarter Sessions last week to administering ether to an eight years old Colwyn Bay girl. Gerald Hallsworth, aged 22, unemployed labourer, was remand ed in custody for a medical report Mr. Geoffrey )(Atoll, prosecuting, said the girl and her

After agri•-• , -.1 •hey went with him to a the park near the wood Hallsworth told the children he had decided'to play kidnappers. On his instructions the boy tied his sister's hands together with a piece of string and tied a handkerchief loosely over her face. Hallsworth then r