... dances. Meals obtainable. Watch this column for further particulars next week. Tickets 10/6 obtainable from Sylvia. Ladies' Hairdresser High Cross Street, St. Austell; Niles. Confectioners, Duke Street, St. Austell; and from The New Cornish Riviera ...

... e t y Looe is about aboutlO ti v r e i t t . main meal tr a y I: asse mb r o t r; l :a w ly t es th ' really warm 25 minutes later than at Par.agrinut room enjoy when be w t m im th e onion. mushrooms, a tin of earlier in the evening even though up surplus ...

... 10 THE THURSDAY 11 PUBLIC NOTICES TODAY LEEK METHODIST CHURCH 330 pmE BAZAAR Opener: Mrs ARNOLD LIDDICOAT 730 PROBUS PRIZE MALE CHOIR NEXT Preacher: Rev Raymond Pineli USA 11 am 6 pm Tretliowel Social Hall Coming Attractions Thursday DRIVE £3 top Commence ...

... I. NEW CORNISH RIVIERA RESTAURANT Applications are invited for the following staff for SUMMER. 1966 Beach Cafe: GRILL COOK SERVICE HANDS Restaurant and Bars: WAITRESSES BARMAIDS CELLARMAN KITCHEN H STOREKEEPER ANDS Please apply to MRS. M. LEEKS. NEW CORNISH ...

... restaurant with winter banqueting and busy summer trade: permanent position and generous wage.- Apply Mrs, Leeke. Win. S. Ellis Ltd. New Cornish R,vieru Restaurant Canyon Hay. at. Austell: tel. Par MPS ONDON, Wimbledon. MOTHERS 4 HELP IS or over, wanted ...

... picture will consist of a part of the blue bay and yellow sand and of lerithen and its pretty slope with tts weather shorn Cornish elms: the picturesque Primmoo Cottage. terraced and set in the aid, of the hill—altogether a beautiful coin/xis - - tine, ...

... Lagebor; Lady Ilole•wortla St. Aubyn: a competent farm servant.—Mr. Hone (Board of Agriculturc repteeentatice): Hr the wow asked for more wages —Lady Bt. Bhe has told the fanner she wtil not continue to work for so little coasidering she has no meal.—Mr. ...

... meeting of St. }Slimy Gate Playing Field Association In Leek Seed Methodist Sunday School on Tuesday week. The hon. secretary, Mr. D. H. Marks. thanked the committee for their work, especially the ladies who organised most of the enter-• tamment . The site ...

... clams and ran against the how caning it to make a dsels whirls broke tie harne , s anti abaft. and threw bOiresapanisi ut, Leek sly bone* were beokon, and thsy with alight irquirie.. A reiAbour klieg! dote them to their Niue at (~ Moor. Queans. BABY WAS ...

... STOVE:. I cheap: first offer.-Newsaay 2510. ELECTRIC good working order. CS: Chromium Kerb.! Porth Bean Road. Newquay. GIVE CORNISH KITCHENWARE.-Cl e f It at The Old Malt House Olass and China Shop. Lostwithiel. IN OOTH tion. paizteLaliy's 9. Atlantic Road ...

... Dorset The Cornish side included F W Glasson the Cornish champion A W Glasson and Mr Mills with Messrs Willoughby and W Mewton of the Liskeard Club Eighteen -players of the Liskeard Club assisted the Rest of England side The three leading Cornish players ...

... J. .Liddiooat, M. IC. , nt. C. Barri. . .J. Beasetto, land E. J. Kraus. A. Grim. 8. V. Brewer, W. low, W. J. wke, anial. Ladies Dress Omsk at Factory Frames, Wm, Habit clot Tomb, Ild. Iw~li. stew, Bloom Maassls, Ozfeels, Prim* White Calicos, Linings ...