... omebod win or lose been an enjoyable experience appearing before you.” Mr Bathurs days when Sir John appeare another Wimbledon tennis playe Sir John replic relate a joke it a resolution difficult to keep. He added: “I have never witlingly insulted anvone ...

... garage operations could be given. Wren Susan Makarow has resumed naval duties after actingl as a seating steward at the Wimbledon tennis championships. Susan, aged 23, comes from Park Village, Wolverhampton, and is at present servin%li as a tele phonist ...

... From 7.30 p iwivt 22 am. Radio 1 joins Radio Light Programme (1,500 metres) \'('('ltT throughout the afternoon . wcludng Wimbledon tennis cricket Test match, golf, racing from sandown Park, and Henley Roval flogaita. 6.30. Those Were The Days sepies): old-ume ...

... prophet or advice, if only for one reason: old § ~ Although he admitted today on_t)tf dOI‘fl_S:J 9”5v s o hat newscaster, Wimbledon tennis star parents are much nicer to their 2 y S R that he ig still rather “muddled” mluebé a]Y’lr ually wipeg g or pop singer ...

... million! Indeed it was the report that Evans was paying Ali £300,000 to star in his film Getting Off, a drama about the Wimbledon tennis championships, that spurred Mc%ueen to end his hermitlike life at Malibu. They married in 1974, after Ali had fallen ...

... relaxes on a day out at Stourton, near ‘Stourbridge. i Taking stock of tennis A centre court seat for every day of the Wimbledon tennis championships until 1985 can be guaranteed for about £5,800. For the 96 days concerned that works out at just over £6O-a-day ...

... 7.0 News. 7.5 The World in Focus. 730 Any Answers? Listeners’ Letters. 80 The 100 Years of Wimbledon 1877-1977. The Wimbledon Tennis Championships — a look back. 845 Anngsu. William _ Colby, Director the CIA 1973-76, in conversation. 9.30 Kaleidoscope ...