probably haven't done in years! Forget your new Christmas thriller and The Times crossword. Instead, fiddle around with a pencil, paper, a few figures, your 1981 budget, and think about your wife and the house. Particularly if you spent more pre- Christmas than you intended. Did

26-28 STATION 26-2$ STATION ROAD, COLWYN BAY. TEL: 31605 26-28 STATION ROAD, COLWYN BAY. TEL: 31816 THE job partnership of Mr. William Flint, Colwyn's Librarian and his wife Margaret, who works parttime at Colwyn Bay Library, breaks up today when Mr. Flint retires. Mr. Flint of

REDUNDANCY, short-time and recession ... 1980 has not been a vintage year. But local councils have shown some faith in the economic future, with Aberconwy investing f1.73m. in a leisure centre and Colwyn well on the way to completing theirs. The most striking story in January, t

A CONWY Valley farmer has increased his wool clip and the quality of his lamb by using a total spectrum worm . John Hughes, of Hafod Han, Ysbvty Ilan, ed all his lambs thoroughly in March and October and it has produced some of the best lambs Llanrwst butcher Gwilym Williams has

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pensioners! Sir, May I add my support to the letter suggesting half fares for pensioners on our buses. Surely it makes common sense to see that a bus running with 'halt-fare' passengers is more remunerative than on almost empty one. One has only to look at the recent success of