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... realm of sport We in Aberdare however passionate interest in recreational activity have no option None of us will deny the of the adults to use their hours of relaxation on the local bowling greens where do we fit Are entirely forgotten by powers-that-be ...
... secs: 2 H M Yates (England) 3 R Daymond (Wales) yards back-stroke men: 1 J Brockway (Wales) 1 min 09 secs 2 R Wardrop (Scotland): 3 R Franks (England) 200 breast-stroke ladies: 1 E Gordon (Scotland) 2 min 49 8 secs: 2 J Wrigley (England) 3 Margaret Dowsell ...
... those Rely on DUNLOP The World's Master PORTER’S voting enjoying beer was roval prince brother the present Fredrik But th moment pun intended) for Aberdare travellers came when enterprising Siagelse reporter who lost at Nyborg the use the ferry's loud speaker ...
... of the world’s greatest game and I am tempted to ask: How come that the people of Aberdare have forgotten that their town pioneered professional soccer South Wales (2) Aberaman Aberdare were the first actual South Wales clubs to reach Welsh Cup final and ...
... Transport's best bowlers were D E Jones 5 for 28 and E Miles for 13 SHOCK FOR LLWYDCOED IN CO-OP CUP LLWYDCOED batting first in the semi-final of the Co-op Cup competition at the Ynys on Wednesday week could muster only 49 against Aberdare British Railways ...
... come stay with us Mrs Northton he said “May Jimmy and Graham come with us to the park? “Yes certainly Malcolm replied the twins’ mother “Only don't get into any mischief “Don’t worry about that Mrs Northton Uncle Joe will look after us well” said Malcolm ...
... consideration of the club's application use the enclosed field the Ynvs (now in the occupation of Mr Trevor Wigleyi as football ground and for lease ground the present lease March) Mr Rosser said the club were to the Council use the Cowfield to fulfil fixtures ...
... the late David and Mary Phillips Ynys-lwyd Street A well-known businessman Swansea the bridegroom served as dispatch rider World War II- Given away by her father the bride wore a full-length powder-blue dress blue hat bearing a net head veil and carried ...