HELPING HAND. To help Hungarian child refugees John Bright Grammar School choir will present Arthur Somervell's work " Christmas," at the English Presbyterian Church on December 19. Christmas music will be played by the school recorder group. RECORD.—Proceeds of St. Paul's Churc

SCHOOL SPORT.—Colwyn Bay Grammar School hockey first team lost by 3-0 and the second eleven by 2-1 to John Bright Grammar School teams. The Colwyn Bay football team beat Abergele 6-1 and the junior cross-country side lost by 34-44 points to John Bright Grammar School. Rodney Tay

THREE areas in Caernarvonshire offering a possible site for a nuclear power station have been investigated by the Central Electricity Authority and a study of the technical factors "has almost been completed." This information was contained in a letter from the authority to the

Four candidates ihort-listed, will oe interviewed by the Denbigst o = Standing joint Committee on ber 20 for appointment as Chief Constable of Denbighshire. The present Chief Constable, Mr. Philip Tomkina is retiring in March.

The half-yearly meeting of Rhos ruri-decanal conference was held in Llanddulas Church House on Saturday. The rural dean, Canon Jenkyn Jones, presided, with the Rev. T. Peter Jones as decanal secretary. The Rev. E. T. Jones conducted a short service. - It was agreed that the quot

RHOS WARD Conservativ, Whist Drive, to-morrow Friday), 7.30 p.m.—Mount Stewart Hotel. Admission 2/6 including refreshments. FEATHER WHIST DRIVE to-morrow (Friday). 7.15 p.m. Admission 2/6. Church Hall, Elwy Road, R.P. Bowling Club ORATORIO EXCERPTS.—Mr. W. Doyle preached at the

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Television dealers have also been busy. There were three of their vans in the village on Tuesday and already television aerials are to be seen on the roofs and chimneys of many cottages and farms The Aled Council are to be congratulated on their forward Planning which made it po

Last week's winner of the £2 2s. "lucky spectator" prizt offered by the Weeklu News in connection with the Llandudno Lido bathing beauty competition was Mrs. Doreen Chalmers, wife of Mr. Peter Chalmers, of 75, Encrum-road, Dundee. Staying in Llandudno on holiday with her husband