Farewoll gifts and a goodluck handshaka for the Rev. Norman Adcock (right) leaving his post as assistant priest in the Cockington Parish to become Rector of Lapford, N. Devon. The handshake was from the Rev. F. R. Chatfield (Vicar) at a parish harvest supper on Wednesday. . ..,

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A dance was organised by the sth Torquay (Sea Scouts) Group Committee at the Oswalds Hotel. The M.C. was Mr. Bob Edmunds, and music was supplied by Jimmy Bowles and his Rythmics. Premium Bond prizewinners were: Mr. Tony Lear. Mrs. H. M. Dolbear and Mr. R. H. Harrison. Other priz