... PAGE Once unemployed, Mr. John Croghan is city's first citizen His mayoralty is democracy SICK MAN FOR SENTENCE Must be punished for attack MUST NOT DRIVE FOR SIX MONTHS Motorist's utter at its best disregard for regulations THE elevation to the Mayoralty ...

... CHESHIRE ADJOURNED QUARTER SESSIONS. Tnese sessions were resumed at Chester Castle on Saturday morning last, before Mr. Horatio Lloyd (Deputy-Chairman), Mr. W. Wynne Foulkes, and Mr P_ Ewart, in the first court. BATINQ APPEAL TBOM BIBKSN3BAD. The first ...

... the Chairman ofthe Flintshire Quarter Sessions, the other from the Chairman of the Den- bighshire Quarter Sessions, stating that if the pro- Ced change took place it would deprive them of a , as the Quarter Sessions in those counties took place in the same ...

... stop fingering buss in a Chester coffee bar, a-17-years-old youth attacked an assistant, it was alleged at Chester Quarter Sessions on Thursday. Albert Prederios Piggott mbourer, Winchester-square. Lathe Estate, pleaded guilty to assaulting Mr Geo Roy Barlow ...

... extremely grateful for their very 'valuable contributions. The Carnsettee were welcomed by 'the Deputy Mayor of Chester. Mr. J. Croghan. who was accompanied by the Sheriff. Mrs. Grogan. 0111 FR LOCAL NEWS 111 •I I tt BUSINESS AND PROstI %OWEN'S CLUD—A . led ...

... notices the Burgomaster and Town Clerk of . ore 'he iength of the river Remagen. Dr Beaming. presented to rs) the Mayor. Mr. J Croghan a painte committee received good ing of the town of Hemmen. together for doing so. they would ask with a plaque bearing the ...

... an adequa.e supply blood for Its needs. Sessions for drawing blood from prospective donors are still held. but, for some reason. the attendance at these sessions is alarmingly low As an example, at a recent session 40 donors, who had expressed their willingness ...

... Section has been organised for Friday, and on Saturday, the week will be rounded off with a concert, incorporating a bingo session. Under the chairmanship of Mr. S. Pickstock, the activities at the club are varied. The Old Time Section is highly popular ...

... Davies: Maids of Honour. E, Hogg. M Cowbum. J. Cowburn M. While. M. Bowes. M. Daven',»ort. Dean. L. Rogers. J. Cummings. Croghan. Bath. P Wright W, A Edgar. P Hales. K Vickers. M Williams 8, Owen. M McDermott. M Davies Vera Malone. N Catherall. C. Clarkln ...

... paid big overtime rates The chairman (Aid J. Arrowsmith) said it was the same wherever there was private development. Aid. Croghan said he had read in the local Press that 20 people on the City Council had seen a plan for the re-development of the city ...

... AT LABOUR HEADQUARTERS Victory celebrations at Labour Party headclarters were tinged with regret at the defeat of Mr. John Croghan in St. Marra Ward. ••We are here in joyful mood this evening dec.ared Mr J. H. Reece. who presided. Announcing the results ...

... all visitors. especially members of Federation and other Guilds and was pleased to pre- 1 1 sent a spray of flowers to Mrs. Croghan, the Mayoress-elect. Refreshments. served in party style by tars. Thompson. Mrs. Oregson and helpers. were most enjoyable ...