and Mrs. Arthur Parker, Chest - nut Avenue, Neath, and Miss Marjorie Marchant. S.R.N.. R.C.M.. daughter of Cur, and Mrs. Fred Marchant, 12, Eastern Avenue, Cymmer. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. I. B. Davies. The organist was Mrs. E. Williams. Given away by her father. t

A request by Caerau L.T.P. for an additional tennis. court in Caerau Welfare Park was read • at Tuesday's meeting of the Welfare Committee o Maesteg Town Council. It was decided to request an estimate from the tennis club but to point out that the council had prior commitments a

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I Invite at least one reader affected by the selection method for the teachers in Glamorgan to come forward and confirm or enlarge my facts by putting his or her name to them for publication. In a South Wales daily newspaper this week an anonymous but obvious school-teacher wrot

IThe paced Bridgend players out..ced the opposition, and with a plentiful supply of the ball from the set scrums were unfortunate not to get more than two tries in the early stages. Haydn Evans and Selwyn Collins. the Bridgend halves. made some clever openings which were carried

Maeteg the loss of 2 wickets. MAESTEO COUNCIL R. Hopkins c Ace b 0. Morgan 1 A. O'Brien b G. R. Morgan 2 D. Delahay b G. FL. Morgan W. J. Jones lbw b T. Davies I B. Walters c W. Davies b Morgan 0 0. Watkins c Davies b Morgan 1 J. Jenkins b T. Davies P Lloyd lbw b G. R. Morgan B

Burma Athletic was no match for the lively Caerau Rangers on Saturday at Brynna. The visitors swung the ball about with - - skill and speed and their finishing was always the more aceirk.ate. In the first half V. 3MITU completed his "hat trick" and K. THOMAS scored two goals. Ha

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