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... J. Fisher (Wimbonie Arms) £4O 10s. Mot Eira Williams £l9 18s. 7d: Mr. Phil Jones (Dowlais Inn) £l3 17s. 3d.: Mrs. J. H. Goodridge_aslbot Inn) £i 3 1511. Mr ; David Evans Horse and GrOnm) £7 16s. Id,: Mrs 9, Thomas (Cardigan Arms) £7 155.; Mrs. 8. .1 ...
... Paul Giles and Mark Price were in top form for the Scallog who are now joint top with a game in hand MARTYRS 2 CARDIGAN B 5 Champions Cardigan B came away from Martyrs B with a solid 5-2 win This after the Martyrs won the first two legs Wayne Titcombe was ...
... 'Jargon, marble and bror.m clock; Mrs. Davis., Claremont, Cardigan, cheque and cut glass decanters: Miss Evans, Cardigan, tea service: Miss S. Evans, Cardigan, dinner service: Mr. Ben Evans, Cardigan braes fender and Ereirons; Mr. and Mrs. J. Evans, Highbury ...
... Mount Pleasant Church, Ebbw Vale. Also with Mr. John Gibson, of Orin. on the death of Ids brother-in-law. A further vote with Mr. Gibson in his continued illness was also , Messrs. John Williams and John 'COn d to eainvey this during the dinner hoer. It ...
... completed by the Hospital Committee for a children's party to be held on Wednesday. January 6th. at Bt. John's Hall. FUNERAL OF MRS. C. HUGHES.—Mr. John Hughes ison). Luton. Beds.. who was unable through illness to attend, and Mr. D. Owen Jones (son-in-law) ...
... James and Paul Giles Pant Club Mike Mahoney and Trevor Nash the Pantyscallog Paul O'Dell and Wayne Titcombe Cardigan and Terry Mochan and John Davies the purnos Club KEVIN Rogers came off the subs bench to score what could prove to be one of the most ...
... year Howard Parry Dave Marsh and John Stonelake were given a rapturous round of applause Special thanks were also given to Malcolm Hope for organising the evening Awards Juniors: 1 st Geraint Thomas 2nd John Chard 3rd John Smith 4th Craig Davies Seniors ...
... cup's competitions disappeared Pant led 4-3 John Holpin beat Len Davies to square the match and in the final leg Trevor capped an outstanding display beating John Kinsey to give victory the Pantvscallog Cardigan travelled Club and promptly found themselves ...
... the Cardigan Post °Woe ! Poe the defence an elite was ant up to the elite t that primmer was at Cardigan at the time whim ' it wan alleged the order wag culled at St. Invmall's. Several witnesee spoke to having her at different place in Cardigan within ...
... brilliant play from John Costigan and Tony Lewis paved the way for the Troedyrhiw Ex B’s 5-1 victory over the Dynevor Arms The Whispering Wife sorry Dragon (Nice joke Viv) Horse and Groom A threw away a 4-1 lead to draw with Pant A John O'Brien played well ...
... old and faithful member of . dune,:- Messrs. Jenkins. John Howell , , mon C.M. Church. Time fruternl took place Edward John Jenkins. Edward Williams, ou Saturday lost at Pant Cemetery. the Rev. and John Williams (White-street). Mr. 1), Eurfyl Jones, Pontmorlais ...