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7e1: Lincoln 26101 FRIDAY LINCOLNSHIRE ECHO OCTOBER 19; 1962
FARMERS' "YES" TO
MARKET SURPRISES
SURVEY TEAM
A SURVEY carried out by Nottingham University shows that slightly more
farmers in the East Midlands would vote in favour of joining the Common
Market than against.
Of 120 usable replies re- Britain's entry into Europe in make to their farming if
ceived to a questionnaire, 51 the absence of greater assur- Britain enters the E.E.C."
(or 42.5 per cent.) were in ances on the agricultural Mr. Jones points out that
favour of Britain's entry. terms, the proportion of far- the results, which "may not
Forty-seven (39.2 per cent.) mers in the sample of respon- necessarily be representative"
were opposed, and 22 (18.3 dents which is in favour of indicate that men with bigger
per cent.) indicated that. if joining is surprisingly high. farms are more in favour of
given an opportunity to vote, HNFORMATHON NEEDED going in — and while arable
they would abstain.
"Like most other sections farmers are predominantly in
Mr. Gwyn E. Jones, an of the community, many of favour, dairy farmers are
agricultural economist, says these farmers appear to desire mainly against.
in an article accompanying more information on the as- The survey was made in
the results — due to be pub- pects of the Common Market late September.
lished in the forthcoming which may affect their 1iveliissue
of "Farm Management hood.
"Major changes are likely HORNCASTLE WOMAN
Notes":
to result for British agricul-
OIES
"The results of this in- ture if the United Kingdom Mrs. Ivy Tempest. of War
quiry show that farmers are joins the Common Market, so ing-street, Horncastle, died
1 as divided in their attitude that one of the most note- yesterday, aged 58. She was a
to the Common Market as worthy results of this inquiry daughter of the late Mr. and
the rest of the British popu- is the relatively low propor- Mrs. J. Lowe. of Horncastle
lation.
tion of respondents (less than and wife of Mr. Fred Tempest
"In view of the unwavering one in five) who indicated ad- She had lived in the town all
Opposition of the N.F.U. to justments which they would her life.
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For Leonardo
The Game—Not
Glory--Counts
A BRILLIANT young footballer from Gibraltar,
who has come to work in Linooln for Ruston and
Hornsby, has joined a Lincoln League side — Burton-road
— and he made a very impressive debut for
their reserves on Saturday.
He is Leonardo Antonio
Guilliano, who has played
for Gibraltar, including
their match a year ago
when Leicester City were
their visitors.
Guilliano was born in
London, but lived most of
his 1ife in Gibraltar before
coming back to England
three months ago. He has
lived 14_ y ,gad.
Lind
When they saw the
strange name appear in the
Burton-road team in Friday's
Echo, several other
amateur clubs made in-
FIRST AID
ON THE
FARM
CLASSES on first aid on
farms are being run in
Lindsey for the first time. Six
weekly sessions are being held
in Binbrook primary school,
and of the 23 students who
turned up for the. first, 10
were Y.F.C. members.
The classes result from a
suggestion put forward at a
N.U.A.W. meeting at Binbrook
last April — but none from
the village is yet taking the
course.
Mr. Stanley Brumby, of
quiries aboutthe capabili-
ties of Antonio.
But they are wasting their
time if they wish to capture
him from Burton-road F.C.
Guilliano joined that club
because he wanted to play
among friends and he has
settled in well.
His best friend is John
Hudson. a Burton- d s
wart who was
centre forwar
day's name a1 Ruston-
Bucyrus "A." er in-
side right Guilliati
And Hudson was repaid
for his kindness when Guilliano
laid on two goals for
him. The third in the 3-1
win was netted by outside
left Barry Acaster.
WITH HIS PALS
Burton-road secretary, Mr.
J. W. Thorpe, told the
Echo: "Antonio has said that
he does not want to be put
into the first team yet. He
would rather play in the
same team as his pals.
"He said he was not sure
how he would play in the
different style of soccer in
England before the game,
but afterwards told me he
had enjoyed it.
"He is a stnall lad, but
his dribbling and clever
sense of tackle are his big
asset. I was very impressed
and be came up to
all exnertatioos"
STRONG DEFENCE
But Mr "Inarru. cairi
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Lincoln
One of the lesserknown
aerobatic
teams of the Royal Air
Force but one which
has been very active
this season is that of
the R.A.F. Flying College,
Manby, flying
Meteor F.Mk.8s.
Led by Flying
Officer G. Rorison
(winner of the Wright
Jubilee Trophy for
aerobatics in 1957 and
196o) the team is from
the College's Advanced
Jet Refresher
Squadron (comanded
by Squadron.
ader R. A, Whyte)
from R.A.F. Strubby.
The other members
of the team are Flt. Lt.
J. A. Bell and Flt. Lt.
J. P. H. O'Neill.
The team is here
seen inverted over the
southern outskirts of
Lincoln.
Ministry
Says "Yes"
THE Ministry of Housing
has agreed to tenders
submitted to Lincoln and
District Water Board for the
construction of a 21in. main
from Newton-upon-Trent to
Drinsey Nook, Alderman F.
W. G. Todd, chairman, told
a meeting of the board yesterday.
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