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CARAVANS AND TRAILERS MUSICAL, RADHO AND TV
CARAVAN, 22ft., 4 berth, good
£200 or nearest offer.-4 Poriar
Farm, North fykeham, after
6 PM. 251
FOR SALE, Thomson Almond 13ft.
6:n. 4 Berth Caravan.-Phone Swinderby
200. 252c
SHTE Wanted for Caravan, Lincoln
clintrict.-Box 1093. "Echo."
To LET, Luxury Residential Cara-
*tn, electricity, water. bath Private
Mts. No cad:dm:I.-Lincoln 20650. 251e
WANTED, 22ft. Caravan, In good
Condition, for cash.-Tel. Nottingham
248813. tf250e
AN EIGHTY CARAVANS SALE-Yes
Eighty Clean Low Priced Bargains
In Giant Sale at Humberston.
adjoining Cleeihorpes. Beach. Following
Large Exhibition Parr Exchanges
from £69 to £339-and Seaside Site.
adjoining Cteethorpea Sands available
for those who buy from Lin.
colnshire Caravans - the Fitties
Branch, Humberston near Cita, thorpes.-Buy at the right price with
a site at Lincolnshire Caravan Sale.
also at IngoldmelLs 251c
RESHDENTIAL HHRE. 4 Berth Caravan
to Let on approved site. -
Whbaeley and Creasy (Sales) Ltd..
S9/91 High.street, Lincoln 22742. 2520
SALT - 80 Caravans at Humberston
and Ingoldmells with wonderful seaside
sites.-Visit the Caravan Sale
at Humberston and Ineoldmells by
Lincolnshire Caravans-now on. 2510
LINCOLNSHIRE CARAVANS - Won-
derful E.:has:don over. 251e
LINCOLNSHIRE CARAVANS - 80
Caravan Sale begins 251c
LINCOLNSHIRE CARAVANS - Sale,
Ingoldmells. Humberston 251c
LHNCOLNSHIRE CARAVANS - Bargains
with Sites. 251c
LINCOLNSHIRE CARAVANS - Sale.
Visit Sale. 25Ie
PEOPLE wishing to dispose of Rood
quality Caravans or have private
Hire Purchase transactions arranged
for them should contact Newark
Caravans. Phone Newark 4201/2.
twfs260c
THEY ARE HERE at Newark Cara-
Vain. Prior to the London Exhibi-
PIANO, walnut case, by Chappell.
perfect order, accept £20 or near
offer.-Box 1441, "Echo., 250
AERHAL INSTALLATHONS. Repairs
and Removals -The Home Service
Radio and Electrical Co . Ltd. 286
High-street. Lincoln (next to Rad
docks) vishlte
ALL TYPES RECORDING TAPE from
your Tape Recorder Centre, also
Pre-Recorded Tapes from 251..-The
Home Service Radio and Electrical
Co., Ltd., 286 Highastreet (next to
Ruddocks). ftc
ASHLEY rOGERS, 10 St. Mary'sstreet,
Lineoln. Phone 23604. The
Agent for Pye Television, Radios,
etc. Part Exchange on your old
model.
B.B.C./I.T.A. AERIALS Supplied and
Erected from £7/10,0 - Blackwell.
29 SL Helen's-avenue. Phone 22478
wthf to
CURRYS Exclusive Tape Recorder
Bargain! The terrific Westminster
"J" model is fitted with the famous
B.S.R. "Monarch" Tape-deck and
has a recording level indicator and
superimposition control. Complete
with microphone, tape and take-up
reel. Only 19 ans. or on the easiest
terms in town. Immediate delivery.
- Currys, 304 High Bridge, Lincoln. c
FOR PROMPT eta Remo), RAMO
Television and Tape Recorder
Repairs contact: S Blackwell. 29
St Helen'sa venue, Skellinethoroe
road Phone 22478 to
F0.1 THE BEST after Sales Service.
Including twelve months free maintenance.
Buy Your New T V from M
Walton, Banish:101am TeL Sassing-
TENDERS
LINDSEY COUNTY
COUNCIL
Tenders are invited for the
Construction of a double hard
tennis court at Skegness Lumley
Secondary School.
Bill ofQuantities may be
obtained from A. RONALD
CLARK, County Architect, County
Offices, Lincoln, who must receive
Tenders not later than Thursday,
15th November, 1962. f256c
SALES BY AUCTHON
MASONS, FULLER,
CHATTERTON & HAXBY
TOP FARM, BHNBROOK
Between Louth and Market Raven.
MASONS, FULLER,
CHATTERTON & HAXBY
are Instructed by 'Mr. J. E.
Fletcher to SELL by AUCTION
upon the premises on
TUEBDAYNEXT, 23rd OCT., 1962
FIRST CLASS LIVESTOCK,
surplus to requirements conse-
quent on his having sold the
Fulstow Farm.
600 CROSS BRED SHEEP
30 Dimmers. 220 Ewes iincluding
about 50 two shear). These
sheep have been running with
Suffolk and Hampshire Rains from
25th September.
350 Lambs, a large proportion
being ready Inc slaughter.
80 LINCOLN RED CATTLE
20 1st calf Heifer and Cows with
Servicet 35 11.year-old Steers and
'fellers and 2-5 Suckled Calves.
SALE AT 2 p.m. PROMPT.
Licensed Refreshments Available.
These- cattle and sheep are for
genuine sale and will include some
of the test owned by the Vendor,
who is one of the leading livestock
farmers in the district. 31r
Fletcher has always used top
quality sires and the stock will be
found to be very well grown,
exceptionally healthy and will be
sold in lots to suit every type of
customer.
Further particulars of the
Chartered Auctioneers, Corn-
market, Louth. Tel.: 2356/7. A561
FRIDAY LINCOLNSHM rrtin
1,4,41 /
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
BAILGATE METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday October 21st
10.30 and 6.0
Preacher: The President Of Co4erence
(Rev. Leslie Davison B.D.) C
MRS. K. M. LEAV
wishes to announce
that she WILL BE CARRYING ON T USINESS
of the late Edward John Leavey, kn as:
"LEA VEY TOURS"
ST, HELENS AVENUE, LINCOLN. Telephaas; 24128 251c
16th LINCOLN (ST. NIC LAS)
SCOUT GROUP
RUMMAGE SALE
OCTOBER 19, 1962
Reuter Men
Meet
THE first Reuter board meet-
' ing to be held outside
Britain in the agency's 112
years' histiry was opened in
the baroque, 18th century
Couven House at Aachen, West
Germany, today.
It was the start of a day's
events commemorating the
foundation of Reuters in
Archen in 1850.
T HE Conserva-
tive Party, for the
time being, at least, has
regained its old vigbur
and bounce.
Members of the Party,
Tel: Lincoln 26101
HE LAY DYING AS
GIRL SCREAMED,
INQUEST TOLD
ESS than a mile from Spilsby a van carrying four people hit the kerb, swung
L across the road, and turned over a Boston inquest jury was told yesterday.
Edward Graham Walker
(19), a forester, of 34 Queenstreet,
Spilsby, received injuries
from which he died hi
Tories' Confidence
Flows Back
After The Ebb
London-road Hospital. Boston,
the following day. Two others
were knocked unconscious.
The fourth, a girl, badly
shocked, was found scream.
ins in the middle of tile
road.
The two youths were taking
the two girls home from a
dance at Spilsby Church Hall,
the jury were told.
Robin Adair, of 26 Franklinsquare,
Spilsby, said that, at
the time, he held a provisional
licence. He had done about 37
hours' driving.
There was " a little bit of
play" in the steering and. because
the girls' bicycles were
in the back of the van. he was
"a bit cramped from behind." '
tion, we have assembled at Newark
the largest and most comprehenve si
selection of 1963 mobile ho mes in
the Midlands. Many are not yet offically
announced. Travel to Newark
and enjoy at your leisure viewing
these beautiful 1963 homes on our
big Drive.In Floodlit Display
Oround. This Is a magnificent preview
of things to come from
Britain's leading manufacturers. We
are now quoting firm delivery dares
and generous part-exchange allowanoes.
For bargain hunters there
are 59 Secondhand models. many as
new, to choose from, £50 to £800.
Think what you might miss by not
visiting the friendly people at
Newark Caravans, Faradon-road,
Newark. Tel. Newark 4201/2.
USED CARAVANS FOR twfs260c
LINDSEY COUNTY LINCOLN SERVATIVE
Ad ATION
COUNCIL EDUCATION
CONSTI NAL CLUB
COMMITTEE
BUILDIN Silver Street
RUMM E SALE'
SELECTION OF PUPILS FOR
SATURDA 20th OCTOBER
SECONDARY SCHOOLS 1963
2 p.m. dniieaion 2d.
Arrangements are now being
made for the selection of pupils JUMIIILE SALE
for secondary schools in 1963.
In 1963 all children born
Y.M.C.A.
between let September, 1951, and
let September, 1952, INCLUSIVE, SATURDAY, 20th OCTOBER
SALE.
who habitually reside in Lindsey,
1961 Astral News's'le 22ft. residential
are eligible for consideration. In
at 3 p.m.
condition immaculate. £340. Safari
UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. addition, provided the parents are
14ft 4 berth touring model, £175. 1960
agreeable, an under-age child born
Bluebird Challenger, residential
GAHNSBOROUGH HOUSE FARM,
Admission 3d.
between 2nd September, 1952 and
,model, excellent condition through-
LEGBOURNE
out, £275. Berkeley Statesman. 4
1st March, 1953. inclusive, may be
berth, 22ft., 41715. 1959 Cresta left..
(Louth 3 miles) accepted as a candidate if be/she
4 berth, touring model, £215. Sprite
is specially recommended by the ST. JOHN'S HALL,
For SALE by AUCTION on the
Alpine, 4 berth, touring model, con-
premises by
Read of the school attended as
ERMINE
dition immaculate, £180. Berkeley
being in all respects suitable for
Courier, residential model, 4 berth,
MASONS, FULLER, consideration.
£200. Brush residential 18ft model,
Particular note should be taken JUMBLE SALE
snany extras, electric light. etc. £90.
CHATTERTON & HAXBY of the age-range for the normal
Several new 1962 demonstration
on instructions from 3fessrs. C. age child this year. It is slightly TOMORROW (SATURDAY)
models now still available at greatly
different from previous years and
reduced prices. Hire perchase terms
Hunter and Son, who have sold
available. Botto and calor gas ser-
the farm, on
is applicable to 1963 only.
3 p.m.
vices and accessorlss. Residential
TUESDAY, 0CTOBER 30th, 1962 Parents of Lindsey children
Hire Service.-Whiteley and Creasy
attending private schools who Admission 3d.
60 AYRSHHRE DAIRY
(Sales) Ltd., 59-61 High-street. Lin-
wish their children to be con-
Colo. TeL 22712. 252c
CATTLE
sidered must apply to the Director 2/6 OPEN SWEEPSTAKE
IMO RCPT. PEMBERTON, on site_
of Education. County Offices, Lin-
BP. arranged. Offers. - Box 199.
MODERN IMPLEMENTS coln,
2/6 Pool Optional
immediately and in any case
"Echo," Lincoln. fan
and MACHINERY not later than Friday, 26th Over the Rails
October, 1962. The name of. the
for 100 acres pupil, address, date of birth and SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st
1962 FODDER OFF 15 ACRES school attended should be given.
It is not necessary for any appli-
9 aan. - 12 noon.
(in lots)
cation to be made in accordance 10/- added. 5/- Largest Fish.
Sale at 1 p.m. with this notice on behalf of 2/6 Lucky Peg. Entries:
Full details in card catalogues children who are attending schools BRICKMAKERS ARMS
from the Chartered Auctioneers & maintained by the Lindsey Educa-
Estate Agents, Cornmarket, Louth. tion Committee.
Tel. 2336 (2 1ines). A597
F. J. BIRKBECK.
BOX NUMBERS
Director of Education.
The use of Box Nurrmers for °nada
County Offices, LINC0LN. for Sale or Wanted is confined to
10th October. 1962. 1250c onvate acIverttsernents
LINCOLN CITY FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS' CLUB
DANCE
SCOPWICK VILLAGE HALL
SATURDAY, 20th OCTOBER, 1962 - 8.30 p.m. to 11.45 p.m.
ROCK 'N TWIST to the sound of BUDDY BLUE and the
BLUE KATS. Buddy, Vocalist; Keith'," Solo Guitar; Bill,
Rhythm Guitar; Ken, Bass Guitar; Mow, Drums.
Admission 3/-. - i Tickets Limited.
' ..N.EXT
John Hare, the Minister If. on the other hand, the
of Labour and a survivor of new Tory appeal fails, it will
the July purge, was hardly be an ill omen for the
more inspiring. General Election, now
He welcomed the call almost certainly to be held
from delegates to introduce before Britain becomes a
Open until dusk Weekdays.
legislation based on the working partner in the
Sundays 'e p.m to 7 p.m.
principles
Tory European Market.
Industrial Charter. Edward Heath's and the
This charter, raid to be Government's negotiating
YORKSHIItE CARAVANS
the Party's most progres- troubles are not over yet.
of RA Y LTD.
sive and forward-looking Their timetable has already
statement, was issued in been badly dislocated.
Doncaster Road, BAWTRY.
FARMING, GARDENHNG, etc 1947.
If the Labour Party acts
Nr. Doncaster.
SWINGING "BEAT" DANCE
It is still on the shelf, obstinately inside as well as
Tel : Bawtry- 366 7,
A BETTER CLASS TURF. Weed
gathering dust. Mr. Hare
treated and prepared for lawns to NON-STOP JIVING, TWISTING TO TWO ROCK GROUPS,
outside the Commons it can
ftc
spoke as though he wel-
61t. I 1ft. lengths. 2/6 per sq.
make things very difficult
ea.
Free delivery. Free laving charts
comed its spirit. But, he for the legislators as well as
with every order.-A. Lee.. Station.
WHITELEY & CREASY
Starring Barry Adams & The Swingalongs
stated, it was not the time the negotiators.
road, Bottesford, Nottm. Phone
Bottesford 430. mwf256
for legislation yet.
from York (Britain's answer to Gene Vincent),
ROHOSOYTHE will cut Iona or
(SALES) LTD.
He thought it best to con- Rticll'n,g The
short 1011.S2 with ease DelininStraliom
arranged.- Hare and Co. East.
PLUS
tinue to leave it to the lag-
59/61 HIGH STREET,
gate. Lincoln 27635 tc
gards in industry to be
FERTILISERS, thect!cldey J.1 Com-
Sedge Peat. -Calvert. Burton- post, Brook Ford Si The Victors
inspired by and to follow Rainbow
LINCOLN.
road Tel 28150 thfslacc
the path of the enlightened
GARDENHNG. few days autumn
(Cleethorpes)
However there are
clsariag pioneers. without compul- obvious dangers facing the
We now have on vie* the new
unhil:.-Box 1096, "Echo."
GET AHEAD with a Merry Tiller
sion. T.ahnur Party if Hugh Gait.
DANCE, Sat.. 10th Nov., ham 317
PART EXCHANGE your old T.V2.oeer 98
which has been through a
Radio for a K.B. "Vanguard" 19in.
T.V. Set. Housed in high gloss super
in the BLENKIN HALL, NEWPORT
slip Paldao veneer cabinet with
twin-tone fabric front. Separate
volume control and only requires
V.H.F. Tuner for the sew 625 line
ON SATURDAY 20th OCTOBER
programmes. Only 891 gns. or easy
3-year terms, which include full
maintenance.-Currys Ltd., 304 High
at 3 p.m.
Bridge, Lincoln.
RADIO. eiev icon. Tape Recorder
Repairs. Collection and delivery
. Admission 2d. Refreshments C
Fatima:ea All work guaranteed -
The grim memory of
The Home Service Radio and Electrical
Co., 286 HIgh-street Inert to
Orpington, the other by-
Ruddockel, Lincoln Tel 29022: S
elections and local govern-
alarketplaee. Newark. Tel 2762
"VIOLENTLY"
thfstc
ment polls, and of the crisis
SAME DAY SERVHCE for all your
of confiaence caused by
His speed was between 23
Television Re airs M Walton.
Bassingham. Tel. Baesingham 917
the July 13 Cabinet mas-
and 28 m.p.h., he had his
278cc
sacre, are all but a bad
headlight on, and was driving
TAPE RECORDER CENTRE-for sour
dream. The tonic of Llan-
well to his left hand side of
New Recorder! Appoint , I Agents
and Service Depot for most leading
dudno has worked wonders.
the road.
makes Fell range of Tapes. Prerecorded
Tapes acid Accessories
But is this Tory con-
The van just touched the
Easy Payments. Try before you buy
fidence justified?
left hand kerb, and went
- The Home Service Radio and
Electrical Co., Ltd , 286 High-street
FeW would disagree that News Commentator
rather violently across the
(next to Ruddocks). Tel. Lincoln
29022. wthftc
the memorable rally has
road. He tried to correct
WONDERFUL VALUE! Currys exclu-
sent the Party rank and file
this, and that was the last
sive 162A Westminster Radiogram
out with fresh enthusiasm
with automatic 4-speed changer.
Twin Sapphire styli, only 29 gns.,
to tackle the voter on the
up in hospital.
of 69/. deposit and 103 payments
doorstep, at the ward meet-
Cynthia Cant (15), of
of 7/6, including -two years full
ings, outside the factory 161w Reports
Thorpe Bank, New Leake,
maintenance. Generous part exchange.
Immediate delivery.-Currys
gate and through the mass
offered a considerably more
said she was sitting in the
Ltd. 304 Hosh Bridge, Lincoln. c
media of propaganda.
V.H.F. RECEPTION with lust a
dynamic economic policy
front passenger seat and her
switch and a loudspeaker installed
The Party Conference than that advanced by
friend, June Barnes, on the
on payment of first week'a rental,
2/- weekly, Including loudspeaker
supplied morale, but did it Reginald Maudlin g, the new
knee of Graham Walker, who
No deposit. Free Installation. -
supply ammunition? Chancellor of the
was in the seat behind her.
Radio Relay, 278 High-street. Lin-
When they reached Tuthole,
coln. Tel. 24328. ftc
It was the brilliant hand- Exchequ,r.
ling of the Common Market Without claubt, Mr. Maud-
the van "just seemed to hit
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
debate, the personal ling was the oiggest disap-
the left hand kerb, went over
triumph of Edward Heath, pointment of the Tory Con-
to the right, and turned over."
She was thrown out. The
BAROMETERS, Brass, Copper and
Britain's chief negotiator, ference.
Pewterware; China, Clocks.-Larder,
21 Harley-street, Hull. Tel.
the new-found unity of pur- He seemed all too content
coroner, Mr. H. G. Frost said
96729.
pose and determination to let things jog along rs
"Very lucky for you, too."
HIRE of Hard Tennis Court, one
afternoon per week. Ladies Sports
that provided the elixir. they are, giving a little
They were "not going very
Club.-Phone Lincoln 27857. 251
stimulus here and there if
fast" before the accident.
SHED, approximately 10ft. x 61t.-
Delegates 1eft for home,
Phone Navenbv 295. 250
inspired by the call of their
absolutely necessary. But,
FOUND THEM
STONE GARDEN ORNAMENTS,
leader, Harold Macmillan,
in the rno:n, he would leave
ONE HUNDRED CARAVANS
Verna June Barnes, of Ash-
Figures and Paying. - Bo x 1459,
it to "Noddy" and "Nicky"
"Echo,- Lincoln. . . 251
and with a feeling that new
leigh, Toynton St. Peters, said
ON SHOW
WANTED, Child's Tricycle and Gar.
life had been injected into
to snake the running.
the van's speed was "moderat
BAWTRY
des Swing. good condition. - Phone
It is. after all, in the
28909. 250
their party.
ate." She just remembered
Chancellor's field that res-
hitting the kerb before being
Large or Small, we have
Everything possible, they ponsibilLy mostly ties in
ANTHQUES of every description
rendered unconscious.
them All.
urgent:y Wanted by Jacqueline
believed, was being done to winning back voters dis-
George Alexander Price, of
Stevenson, 8 Ballgate, Lincoln. Tele-
meet the needs of the day, gusted with the pay pause,
Fordington who was driving
New 1963 Models arriving phone Lincoln 27022. 307cr
BIG PRHCE OFFERED for Old Gem THE HALL FARM,
to give Conservatism a new industrial stagnation, and
towards Spilsby, and Ric
Daily.
- Barnabses. The High Bries, SoUTH RESToN,
meaning.
with the Government's
Evans. 135 Lambert-road,
Jewellers. Lincoln tc
Lincolnshire
CASH otterea for all types of Washers
economic policy in general.
Grimsby, driver of a bus corn-
Louth 6 miles, Alford 7 miles.
The following now on any oonditian -Rine 25885
WHIST DRIVES AND DANCES
Instead of holding out
ing in the opposite direction,
HOUSE. CLEARANCE. t collect ate
show:
pay Highest Cash Prices fur Rags. MASONS, FULLER,
DANCE hopes of a bright, pros-
described coming upon ti's
eathers, Scrap Iron -Poetcaro to CHATTERTON & HAXBY
perous future-in a speech
scene of the accident, and
SPRITE 400
Homtby. Becksode. eettleham
BARDNEY VILLAGE HALL which ended 20 minutes
Phone 992 274cc having received instructions from
finding three of the van's
ECCLES G.T.305
OLD COLD Wanted for Cash A.s, Messrs. G. H. and 31. E. liotchkiii
SATURDAY, 20th OCTOBER before it need have done-
occupants unconscious and
SPRITE ALPINE
Seeondhaod Diamond Ring., ens will SELL by AUCTION on the
9 p.m. - Midnight he paid tribute to his
Gem Jewellery end Hal..marked
the fourth badly shocked.
farm on
WELTON TWELVE
Si.ser aria Antique Silver -W man.
sell, Silver-ureet and Flaxengate THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 1962
Music by DENTOLA sacked predecessor.
P.c. J. A. Port said he found
It became clear only the
SPRITE 3IUSKETEER Lineoln. Tel. 24209 to
marks showing that the van
TIIE HOME BRED COMMERCIAL
Admission 2/6
day after why Mr. Selwyn
ECCLES SAPPHIRE
rubbed along the kerb for 93
HERD OF
Usual Refreshments.
THOMSON GLENALMOND ANIMALS AND POULTRY
Lloyd had been awarded It will come later this feet.
67 GRAND T.T. ATTESTED
the verbal golden hand-
- 16 Elder. AND RECORDED FRHESHAN
A GRAND DANCE
autumn, when the six pend- The coroner said a ministry
shake. It was a part of the
1962, Scopwick will he held in the
irv, by-elections get uncier examiner had reported that
build-up for the undisclosed way. If the Conservatives go he could find no defect in the
e
Vl lage 'Hall, with Buddy Blue
ILLAGE HALL job to come, the inquiry
BAILEY SI A !SON
2/-, Pedigree Pupp es from Kennet wode Aster -' 56 Cows and Heifers:
"Nap" and hold, without sig- van which could have caused
'Club Reg.stered Stock. Alt perma- 6 Bulling Heifers and 4 Heiler
by
to Party organisation
the accident.
PE M NEE FON MUSTANG nently immunised; guaranteed for
veterinary fees in event of illness. calves.
0 - 11.45 Om. the former Chancellor. . A verdict of accidental
SPRITE WAYFARER and sold with one year's free corn-
ICTC
In aid of Village Hall Funds.
Attested since 1946, since when
CRESTA VILLA
prehenalVe instirance at competitive
Music by JIMMY MARRIOTT and
ath was..ceturned. The accino
stock has been bought in, this
rices. Miniature Poodles, Pekin-
HIS BAND
dent occurred about 12.45
SPRITE SARACEN
es
herd is well known for its health,
e, Yorkshire Terriers, Maltese
Admission 2/6.
t
reliability and excellent milk
erriers, Cairn 'Terriers. Wes:high-
TRAMP DANCE
a.m. on September 18.
BAILEY MONTANE
land Whites, Corgia.Cocker Spaniels,
production and the sale is a
ECCLES EMERALD
Staffordshire Bull Terriers, genuine dispersal sale, due to the
&Illy.
hams, Dachshunds, Sherand.s (Min owners . decision. to retire front INGHAM SCOUT HALL
PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS
PEM BE wroN RANCHER Lassiei; Golden' Retrievers, Yellow dairy farming.
BESSACARR GRANBY
Labradors, Salukis, Boxers. Alsatians,
Also to be sold ALFA LAVAL
e:c.-..Porse Mill Kennels,"
SATURDAY, 20th OCTOBER, - 9 p.m.-72 mid.
BESSA0A RR BELMONT Moor-road -( B 683), Bestwood Vil- SIX STALL THREE UNIT MILK
iaae, or. Bultwell, Nottingham, open PARLOUR PLANT complete with
NENE VALLEY TYNE
MUSIC BY GEOFF PETERSEN FOUR
10 a.m. to 6 p.m., including Sac- electric pulsator, vacuum pump,
day. Cal: or write for full details circulation cleaner, teat cups, etc.
GPO
Tel. 278217. 251c
Dress Optional - Admission 4/- - Refreshments c
ALFA LAVAL 175 gallon ELEC.
BUDGERHGAR BREEDHNG CAGES REFRIGERATED MILK TANK
YOUNG POSTMEN
for Sale.--:70 Burton-read, Lincoln complete with all ancillary equip-
24598.
REQUIRED
ment.
HARES Wanted. any quantity. any
DRILL HALL BROADGATE
SALE AT 1.30 p.m.
chstanse. Best prices eiven.-Frans
Buicelahr Ltd. Phone Boston 3383 Catalogues from the Chartered
A few permanent jobs are avail-
9cc Auctioneers, Cornmarket, Louth.
LINCOLN
able for suitable boys of 16 years
of age, for employment on Tele-
FIRST CLASS HNDOOR KENNELS.
TeL 2536 i 2 lines).
A598
graph Delivery and indoor mes-
Personal atiention. - Rowston Kennels,
Rows:on, Scopwick. 289cc
senger work. Basic pay at 16 is
£4 lbs. Od. per week.
FOR SALE, High Class Bo^de--
Collie Pups. Welsh CoGies, Golden
Applicants are required to take
Labradors and Golden Retrievers,
a simple aptitude test and must be
Terriers. - Mr. Wetting, Scopwick
prepared, with their parents' per-
Lodge. Ring Metheringham 220.
mission, to be trained for motor
thfstc
cycling duties.
FOR SALE, Genuine Toy Poodle
Applications should be made in
Puppy, white, bred, excellent pedigree,
champion strain. --
writing to The Head Postmaster,
Mrs. Parkinson,
34 Chelmsford-street, 19/20 Guildhall Street, LINCOLN.
Linta.n.
251c
251
GAMSTON KENNELS. NOTTINGHAM
I Est. :9261, one mile Trent Bridge
IA.82 Grantham), No. 14 bus. High-
LEGAL NOTHCES
t:ass Pedigree Puppies, all vaccinated
and permanently protected
against Hardpad Distemper. Alsa-
VERA ELLEN GREENWOOD
tians. Boxers. Collies.
adia., nificant reductions, in their
t
"Farmers' W se
most harrowing spring and
summer, are once more But the big question With the Labour Leader
convinced that theirs is the remained. What solid so clearly 1eading his flock
only party tit to lead the assistance had been handed against the Market-to the
nation. And that 1t will to party workers at Orping- utter dismay and anxiety of
continue to do so for at ton, Blackpool, Leicester his pro-European colleagues
least another decade. and all the other areas of and the Continental Socialaffluence
where the voters ists-there was clearly only
have been going Liberal? one course for the Tory
In what way had the doubters to follow.
"new" Conservative poli- Now they have a wondercies
out-shon what had ful stick with which to beat
been expounded in the the Socialists. But until
same hall three weeks Llandudno they could not
before, when the Liberals be sure that it would not
were the occupants? split in their hands.
In fact, some voters may
well think that the Liberals
And yet, the Labour Party
is not completely committed
to opposing Britain's entry
into the Market. The pro-
Europeans in the Partyand
there are many of them he remembered. He woke
RADAR at all levels-have far from
given up hope
The battle is still on and,
in the meantime, the disappointed
Socialists on the
Continent are being told:
"Don't worry. It's not as
bad as it sounds?'
Liberal
Danger
Some observers are wondering
whether the Tories
are still underestimating the
potential danger of the
Liberals.
Nobody at Llandudno
would have guessed from
the debates that the
Liberals were any more of
a threat than they were in
1950.
Most delegates were content
to agree with Aiden
Crawley, M.P. for West
Derbyshire, who exclaimed:
"In terms of politica1 history,
the Liberals have not
been born."
For the political "upstarts",
contempt was 1adled out.
Maybe this was justified.
Only time will tell. For
better or worse, no one will
have to wait long for the
verdict.
ably we O.
the one Socialist-held seat
where a by-election is due,
Gloom" the future bids fair for them.
Woman Wins
In Potato
Contest
IATITH gardeners on neigh-
' bouring plots rallying
round to plant and tend her
entries, a Gainsborough
woman. tragically widowed
earlier this year, has won one
of the subsiliary contests in
this year's potato competition
organised by Gainsborough
Allotment Holders' Association.
On the St. John's allotments
Mrs. R. Taylor, of Lea-road.
Gainsborough, won the contest
for the six heaviest roots,
with a total of 681b. 6oz.-and
it was due entirely to the help
of her neighbours.