WEST DRIVE. PORTHCAWL A auperlor Detached Residence. Large Entrance Hall, Cloakroom, Lounge. Dining Room, Kitchen, Three Bedrooms, Bathroom. Garage for two cars and good Walled Garden. DYFFRYN ROAD PORT TALBOT A substantial Semi-Detached Property. Entrance Hall, Lounge, Dining R

A.A.I. Cbaztered Auctioneer and Mate Agent,. Surveyor and Valuer 33 ALFRED STREET, NEATH Telephone 728. The following properties are for sale by Private Treaty: ELANSAMLET.—Maes-yr-haf. Bi-detached Bungalow but* 12 months ago and comprising entrance hall, lounge with bay window.

OFFENCES arising from drunkenness have gone up by 12 per cent, so the statisticians tell us, and no doubt they ate rigbt. For every hundred who committed some drunkei. crime last year. 112 a similar crime this year. . _ _ - That is a downright serious situation and I think we ou

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I will have to get another commented a 21-year-old labourer when told by P.C. A. that his driving licence had expired. Kenneth Whelan. of Church Road, Raglan, was reported for the offence, and at Port Talbot Borough Magistrates' Court last week was fined El. Whelan, who admitted

: , 'l2 l ' - . • •, ' Pictured leaving St. John's Church, Skewen, after their wedding are Mr. R. Thomas, of 18 Castle Street, Skewen, and his bride, Miss Irene Thomas, of VI The Highlands, Skewen. [Photo: Glyn Huckridge, Skewen.

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(To the Editor) —I was most interested to see Aid. Lewis's _ proposal for shortening school holidays to "save spoilt children from boredom." It is typical of many of our councillors at the present time to resent any sort of criticism from below, and apparently Mr. Lewis is no ex

The monthly meeting of the Glynneath Women's Institute was held under the chairmanship of Mrs. Winship, J.P. . A fibial demonstration was given by Mrs. Avril Morgan, of Margam, who has betih chosen to represent Glamorgan at Olympia. Mrs. W. Barrett accorded her grateful thanks o