"I WONDER would you watch 2- the switchboard for a few moments I'm sure you can handle it perfectly!" The charming mistress of the switchboard didn't really leave me with very much choice. As one who had viewed from as far as the confines of the office would allow the daily stru

Lower Whitley, who are considering joining one of the local leagues next season. showed their form again on Sunday with a 20-1 triumph over Veneers. West hit six of their goals, and five came from Bradford. Other men on target were Russell (3), Tuson (2). Rapicy, Fisher, Wilders

WORLD Cup referee Ken Aston WSi jeered off the pitch by 5 , 000 local fans on Boxing Day, and although his decision to abandon the game was obviously right, my sympathy goes to the crowd. It obvious at 2 o'clock that the already frozen pitch would not improve under heavy snow, a

Birthday greetings were sung to three members of Newtown and Redlands branch. Entertainment was by the branch's own concert party with Mr. Waldron as compere and Mrs. Williams at the piano. The chairman, Mr. A. G. Robey, welc-mted the Rev. N. Richardson to Christchurch branch's

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ADLEM. In loving memory e a dear Inother, who passed away December 30. --. F . c;r ever in our thoughts. —From ber loving family. RENVIELL.—In memory of my dear wife, who passel away December 28, 1960. —From her husband, 48 Ramsey Road, Reading. DtlTFlELD.—Treasured memories of