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... Friday July 2 1965 OBSERVER LEADER & FREE PRESS Page Seven THEY NEED THEIR MOTHERS By JOHN BOWLBY MD yHEN your baby is very small he will quite happily to anyone But once he is about nine months old he beccmes much more clinging And he stays clinging ...
... wounding a young man in the arm with a penknife Jenkins who pleaded guilty to the offence heard the man Mr Kenneth George Porter of Park Street Tre-forest tell the court that seven stitches were inserted in the cut in his arm ‘Put Up Arm’ Mr Porter said that ...
... OBSERVER-LEADER FRIDAY AUGUST 25 Mint workers The town’s civic leader Coun John Davies JP who welcomed the visitors to Pontypridd shakes hands with Mr R F Liggins the Chief Administrative Officer who will be moving to Wales to take charge of the Royal ...
... by Mr Oliver John who expressed thanks on behalf of all the members to Mr Tom Richards who has worked on the building practically all the daylight hours for the past six months Mr John also extended a warm welcome to the chairman Coun John Cheesman JP ...
... lifolund. Is, Bron-y-Dre, Cardigan; B. I. Caswell. Rosedale, 12g, Beaufort Road. 131rhowy, Tretlegar; Mrs. B. Jenkins, Peluhlw. Tatum- PotlierwYd. gr. Abertyswyth; Mrs. 0. I. Riley. Clegyr, Bt. David's, Pemba.; M. Miller, Horn- Arms, 43, Judd° Street, Newport; ...
... Viv and Iris Bryan Davies Glyn Morgan Howard Gibbon Bert Johnson Ivor John Cliff Cyril and Eric Martin Dave Thomas and John Prior Floral tributes: Loving Wife Win Joyce and Jack: John and Ann Rene and Laurel ( Torquay Clara and Arthur (Torquay) Nieces Nephews ...
... “THREW UP ARMS” Describing the actual incident when they were put off the train Preece said: “We just crossed the border and in another ten minutes we would have been in West Berlin when lady guard the train one of the frontier guards are armed came to ...
... 711 ROLL-ONS From f1 Black Lemon Mauve” Pink Blue LADIES’ CHUNKY 0011 CARDIGANS Frorn White Lemon Royal Green Coral Pink LADIES’ ORLON CHUNKY CARDIGANS WITH 96 COLLAR WX WOOL CARDIGANS Royal Coral 253 2311 Green OS ...
... MATINEE COATS White Only BABIES’ WOOL CARDIGANS All Pastel Shades From 96 611 Branches at : 70 TAFF STREET PONTYPRIDD 101 DUNRAYEN STREET TONYPANDY 68 PARK STREET TREFOREST Sorely two the valleys’ most beautiful babies John and Mary the twin children of Mr ...
... every garment that is likely to be taken off For instance cardigans gym slips trousers shirts sweaters socks and shoes should be clearly named and also coats macs wellingtons gloves caps hats ties Armed with a satchel full of labelled pencils and protractors ...
... lop and of John Street: Friends and neighbours of the bottom end of John Street. • • • OPERATIC WCIETY The Resolven and District Amateur Operatic Society, Under their conductor, ,Mr. Davies, 8.A., are busy rehearsing for a concert to be armed at the Welfare ...
... ever on likeness to Beetle John Lennon A number people Pontypridd had noted the resemblance Said : A lot of people say look John but It doesn't bother one way or the other don’t remember anyone stop me In the street and me John Lennon but a lot people seem ...