The North Wales Weekly News from Colwyn Bay, Clwyd, Wales • 10

INTENUED FROM PAGE 3 10-NORTII WALES WEEKLY NEWS, Aug. fIIGGEST crowd on Bangor City's 192 ff. when Cardiff City were Welsh Cup visitors was under HAW. But to-night (Thursday) between people are expected to attend what must be the mast ambitious show in the up-and-down history of North Wales coast boxing. If the Bangor "bill" clicks a sell-out was bright future is promised North Wales enthusiasts.

Promoter Albert Davies. of Tonypandy, told me at Bangor, that provided the support was forthcoming he had big plans for North Wales and Bangor appeared 1., be an ideal centre. week was in Manchester's Central League side against Bury at Maine hoad on Saturday. Ms was IS years-old right book Martin Ucayali. Colwyn Ilay Oraivar School player and tast-ohnute deputy for wing hall Lee ter the gay in a sensor Walsh League watch against Flint Town United at girlas Park on Thursday.

Manchester won 3-1 and Martin had a good match." says Mr. Williams. was also I Manchester City -signed last. season and with other North. Waliana appeared in team, Acceptable? LLANDUDNO JUNCTION may yet re-enter the Welsh League i Vale of Conway Area).

Representatives of the parent club and the club run by railwaymen. together with at 4 league delegates, met on Monday. Nearly two hours diseiNsion resulted in Use railwaymen's spokesmen agreeing to place new proposals hovers their corn. mates. Last season, the railwaymen's area league team won the "Jack Owen" Cup.

Captain C. R. Tucker (president), Messrs. J. T.

King (chairman). R. B. McNaughton (secretary) and J. Johnson (assistant secretary) represented the area league; Llandudno Junction FC's delegates were Mr.

W. J. Roberts (chairman) and joint-secretaries S. W. Finney and E.

S. Daley. and the other deputation comprised Messrs. J. 0.

Williams (chairman). J. Edgerton vicechairman) and secretary H. Shields. AT least three footballers named Hanson travelled to Llandudno Junction on Saturday.

Two, brothers Alt and Serf, played ter Penntasnmewr; Use other, B. J. Hansen. came to is the Junction. Then he signed amateur terms.

Hanson 113. centre forward or inside left. comes from Doncaster to Llandudno at weekends. He has played tor one of Sheffield Wednesdays teams and for RAF representative sides. Coast lan, Matik (from left): G.

laroiews J. Lloyd Thomas. O. P. Williams.

R. W. Owens. T. Williams.

R. Jones, LI. Rowlands. Front: C. J.

Gilbert. T. Hunter (vice. captain). 0.

L. Williams teoutain). E. Reels, J. Jones.

H. Jon. Colwyn Bay Conservatives have won the Llandudno District Bowls League championship for the fifth season in succession with a record aggregate of WM points up. They defeated a Rest of the League team at Colwyn Bay, by 221-184. The league shield was presented to Tom Hunter by Councillor Price Pritchard.

Penmaenmawr tleague presidenti. PENMAINMAWR'S MAXIMUM In their match with Lianrwst. Penmaenmawr put up an outstanding performance, winning every game. Ponmainmarar 252. Llanrwst 1411 wid7F.

ia" Zrds 21. 0. Thomii 18; D. Toomas 21, T. L.

Roberts 6: R. Jones 21, T. Trtvitt "cricket-minded" I Spwit and i eV 1 tl. 4 i A et 0 It lir et 't 4'17" li 1 i 1 464 .1 6 4 From Paris MAIN bouts are between heavywciehts Tommy fart. former DlMail tale tiokler, now Welsh champion (expected to scale 14st.

3 and America's McCall i 1351. and Eddie Thomas, British and Empire welterweight champion and world uilie aspirant and Giet de Bootle. Holland's champion. At the weigh-in this afternoon. Thomas should be about lOst.

9. amid his opponent in the region 8. Promoter Daviots said that Faris bout la intended to Mt a MI top-ranking he would not nalisa ar il can. McCall, who Me IMM IMMO on the Continent. tiM dm to Maya Paris.

with Gist Is Geode. tor Bangor. on Tuesday. Farr has not previously boxed on the North Wales coast. He had arranged to stay overnight Wednesday at Caernarvon.

Eddie's comment EDDIE THOMAS, after his final work-out on Monday, telephoned promoter Davies. "Eddie expects a hard light" said Mr. "but witn a definite possibility of world championship in the Mame. he does net intend to make any mistakes." Jack Sutton. Cardiff (Welsh bantamweight champion) meets Glyn Evans.

Fishburn, in one of the supporting contests. ler the Farr-MeCall beim will be Mr. Ike Powell (Margeed) and ler the Themesde Rood, llght. Mr. Jerry Welsh (Cardiff).

The programme is due to begin at 7 o'clock. Special trains and buses are being run. Helping the promoter and the manager i Mr. J. B.

Roberts, Valley) locally is Mr. R. Pattison. Bangor City director. Was it I'M TOLD that Cardiff Citv paid Luton Town £BOOO for the, transfer of goalkeeper lorwerth Hughes.

the former Llandudno amateur. Reader has sent me a copy of a 'South Wales Football Echo" article headed. "Story of how Hughes was signed" In view of the many conflicting reports" lwrites "Citt. Llandudno would like him QECRETART E. Dryhurst Roberts (Llandudno) confirmed on Monday that his club were interested In Gordon Bremner.

war-thme Sesithif international of Motherwell, who for Wrerhiun. To told lust by the Llandudno dub) thst Bremner. a civil servant whose wife is from Cheater. is anxious to obtain a Chester posting. IN Switzerland with a combined Cambridge-Oxford team is John Coulter, of Conway.

Cambridge University Golfing Society captain and member of the Caernarvonshire Club. Conway. Last summer, he won three competitions in Switzerland and was presented with replicas of the trophies. FRED JACKSON. Llandudno Junction goalkeeper from Marletsgive the actual seyslde.

has signed professional story of what happened in the I farms City transfer negotiations with GRIFFITH IDeg- Luton. anai'3'i. Aberystwyth University "When Manager Spiers went left winger. has signed for Conto Luton he was after either way Casuals and will be in the Hughes er Streten. Luton team against Llandudno Res, on mediately offered Streten and Saturday.

as the English international was VALENTINE ALLEN who at the ground at the time, played for Llanrwst Town at Manager Spiers saw him. Every- fthyl on Saturday is Die son of thing in the garden seemed fine ex-Llanrwst footballer Fred when Sheten said he would be Allen. He has played for Llantdpleased to niiiy for Cardiff. loes and Chester anti has had "Than the big 'bur cropped Welsh amateur international and Streten refused to lire in Slacitaaal trials. Cardiff.

The City manager then CONWAY'S re-seeded Morfa went hunting for Hughes. pitch is being prepared for the found him. and Said him Up senior Welsh League match when he said he would mem to against Penmaenmawr Wed- Cardiff to live. nesday. "And when one realises that PROSPECTS are good at Pen- Hughes is some years younger machno.

where the United held than Streten. tnen. perhaps. trials oil Monday and last night everything in the garden is still (Writes our correspondenti. rosy! Machin, have re-entered the "And finslly.

the lady who in- Vale of Conway Area League. sisted in a bus this week that LLANRVIST TOWN have, the City paid £15.000 for Hughes signed Douglas Worthington, Is all wrong. They paid the left back. who has played for highest fee they have ever done Everton and Wrexham. for a goalkeeper, but it's not EEG DErrrEN, ex-Colwyn £15,000." Bay wing half, now Conway Borough-signed.

has been given At Maine Road permission to train on Chester's ground. ONE of Manchester City SPA', new ground scout Williams' North should be ready by September Wales signings listed here last 8. states secretary n. R. Roberts.

DIARY Mayor stresses value of Colwyn Bay festival Colwyn Bay's cricket festival was described as "a wonderful example of what an organisation is doing for the town," by the Mayor (Alderman Gordon Kerry). at a dinner given by the president of the Colwyn Bay Cricket Club (Mr. V. C. Wilde).

at the Pwllyerochan Hotel. on Wednesday of last week. There were nearly IN guests. including members of B. H.

Lyon's XL and the West Indies XI. THE Mayor was proposing the toast of the Colwyn Bay club. One had to go out of Colwyn Bay. he said, to find that the Cricket Club was famous and held in high esteem. It was a club which had been well founded by its leaders, past and present, who had worked and sacrificed mucn because tney loved cricket.

rie Mayor added that the, value of the annual cricket festival to the borough could not be measured. It was a wonderful example of what an organisation was doing for its some wno wanted to know what the town was doing for them. day's match for the Jamaican Hurricane Relief Fund, and said It was a splendid gesture by the people ot Colwyn Bay. Be paid a tribute to the founders of modern West Indian cricket. making special reference to L.

N. Constantine. who was unable to be present, and George Headley. Guests" was proposed by Mr. Wilde.

who also paid a tribute to the club's workers. He mentioned the presence at the previous Sunday's match of Canon Jenkyn Jones, the Vicar The two-day match on Wednesday and Thursday between B. H. Lyon's XI and a West Indies XI produced exhilarating cricket. Radio commentators described it as "real festival cricket." I could not have wished to have seen a better game.

551 runs being scored tor 14 wickets on the lest day. Highlight was C. J. Barnett's century out of 120 in 55 minutes for Lyon's XI. His 155 out of 199 included five Os and 22 45.

The game was drawn. The West Indies, who batted first lost three wickets for 34. but C. Walcott (123) and Everton Weekes (92) put on 165 for the fourth wicket. G.

Headley (34) scored his runs in 20 minutes and the last three wickets fell for eight. A "DOUBLE" After being punished early on. V. Mankaad twice took wickets with successive balls and finished with six for 106 in 25 ovem Due to Barnett's big hitting, Lyon's XI declared at 303 for (i. In their second innings West Indies scored 199 for 9 declared.

leaving Lyon's 1 to get 216 to win in two hours. Rain prevented any further play and spoilt what would probably have been an interesting finish. Walcott 470) arid Rae 449) put on 110 for the West Indies first wicket. A feature was the brilliant fielding. West Indies: Ist innings 319 (C.

Walcott 123. E. Weekes 92, Mankaad 6 for 106). 2nd innings: 199 for 9 declared (Walcott 70, Rae 49. Mankaad 5 for 67.

S. G. Shepherd 4 for 96). B. H.

Lyon's innings' 303 for 6 wickets declared C. Barnett 155. C. S. Nayadu 39.

M. H. Stevenson 32, Walcott 2 for 39). A collection for the Jamaican disaster fund realised £6l. Saturday's match between Colwyn Say and Hightown had to be abandoned after the visitors had scored 31 for 3.

Devon tour RYDAL DOLPHINS won one and drew four of their matches during their recent tour of Devon. Against Sidmouth: Sidmouth 414 (3 A Marshall 207, Bibby 8 for 157), and 97 for 8. declared (R Bibbv 5 for 38, Dolphins: 3130 (1 A Hardman 103. Crook 83. Beckett 44, Bibby 39) and 101 for 8 wickets Stewart 30) match drawn.

Against Torquay: Torquay 259 for 8 declared a Rowley 100 not out, Bibby 4 for 75. Butterworth 3 for 81). Dolphins: 196 for 2 wickets lW Beckett 89 not out. Stewart 56. Crook 42 not out), match drawn.

Against United Services, Devonport: Dolphins 184 (R Bibby 41, Butterworth 34 not out). United Services: 81 (Capt. Pakenharn Walsh 41. Williams 5 for 33, Bibby 8 for 44). Dolphins won by 83 runs.

Against Somerset Stragglers: Stragglers 257 for 8 declared 119. II Butterworth 3 for 67. Bibby 3 for 128). Dolphins; 176 for 6 4.1 A Hardman 54. Stewart 41, Bibby 38.

Crook 341, match drawn. Against Paignton: 226 for 8 declared I Butterworth 4 for 69). Dolphins: 130 for 5 'Hardman 43 not out. Dick, 411. match drawn.

MORE WATCHING THE GAME Responding, the club chairman ifdr. fri. Pinnington) said they had tried to popularise, cricket in North Wales and to some extent had been successtut At one time tney consioered themselves fortunate 11 they had 200 spectators at a inatca. To-day attendances were often in the thousands. People in the district were becoming cricketminded.

Mr. Pinnington added that it was hoped to start on extensions to the Colwyn Bay ground on September 3. He paid a tnbute to the "magnificent band of voluntary workers in the club," making special reierence to Mr. P. G.

Gadd (organising secretary of the festival). Mr. W. E. Lewis (fixture secretary).

Mr. R. H. Moore (captain). Mr.

P. H. Finch (secretary) and women helpers In the tea pavilion. Earlier the toast of "Commonwealth Cricket had been proposed by Mr. George Duckworth, the former England player, who took part in some of the broadcast commentaries on the Lyon's XI v.

West Indies XI match. Mr. Duckworth said he first visited Colwyn Bay in war-time when many successful cricket events were held for charity. Response was by Mr. V.

J. Hazare, who has been appointed captain of the Indian team for next winter's tour of India by the MCC, and by Mr. E. Eytle. who captained the West Indies XI.

44-- of the parish in which the club was situated. he felt tnat the Vicars presenc3 had given the club a spiritual uplift. By his action inc Vicar had braved criticism. Responding. Mr.

B. H. Lyon. the former Gloucester capiain. described that day's match as ''the tinest game of cricket played in tne country this year." Mr.

Pinnington presented Mr. Wilde with a silver salver from the club committee in appreciation of his efforts on behalf of the Cricket Club. 11,000 SAW THE SERIES RAIN prevented play in the concluding match of the festival on Sunday between R. H. Moore's XI and an Australian Professional XI.

About 11.000 peop le saw the week's matches. play been possible on Sunday it would probably have brought the attendance figure to 15.000. The first game between North Wales and Glamorgan attracted 4.000; the Colwyn Bay v. Lewis' XI. 1.000: Denbighshire v.

Lancashire find. 1.200; the first day's play between Lyon's XI and the West Indies XI. 1000, and the second day's play. 2,000. 1 Attendances at these games are evidence of the successful efforts of the Colwyn Hay Cricket Club to popularise cricket along the coast and a tribute to the work of the officials.

especially the organising secretary (Mr. P. G. Gadd and fixture secretary (Mr. W.

Lewis). "COOKSOW" CUP FINAL IWe are asked to state that prices of admission to the NORTH WALES soccer diary Lla ndudno Junction Pvillheli District "Cookson" Cup final at Bangor on September 6, differ To-day from those advertised in page 4. Counts League: Rhyl Wrex- The new prices are: Stand 213. ham. ground boys 9d.

SATURDAY. --Rhyl v. Tran- I mere Rovers Wellington Town v. Bangor City. Welsh LeainW NO YACHTING (Div.

1): Bethesda Athletic v. Club race Conway One- Conway Borough. Caernarvon Deign Deganwy ar- Town v. 81. Ffestiniog.

ranged for Saturday, was rwst Town v. Colwyn Bay. Port- abandoned owing to the soumadoc v. Llandudno. Llandudno therly gale.

Junction v. Rhyl. Holywell Town V. Pwllhel District Holyhead Town v. Flint Town United.

k.o. 3.15. "Cookson Cud" (preliminary Llandudno 4 a.m. welcome to nary round): Bangor City V. Wrexham.

Vale of Conway Area: Llandudno Res. v. Conway Casuals. Colwyn Bay Ret V. motor rally drivers Llantairfechan.

Dyseirth Area: Llanddulas v. Rhyl Sc, County League: Port Vale Res. v. COMPETITORS in the Chel- licitv Association, and Mr. E.

ham sandwiches at a refresh Rhyl. 1 tenham Motor Club rally Williams. publicity officer. I ment stall loaned by the Conn- arrived at Llandudno between The West Shore Garage eh and attended by Mr. and sue: Runcorn v.

Bangor City. a.m. an a.m. on Saturday served as a refuelling and rest Mrs. Mason Jones and Mrs.

L. Welsh League (Div. 1.: Caern3r- 4 centre and Red Garages staff Kelly. von Town v. Portmadoc.

Rhvl morning and were met at the were on duty throughout the Llandudno Conway Borough Garage. West Shore by i t. Th ey a so rov id a Competitors expressed apv. Panmaeninawr. Wrexham Holywell Town.

k.o. 6.30. Councillors H. Neville and T. breakdown service covering proval of the arrangements THURSDAY.

Sept Etarrasford, Mr. T. Turner area. The Publicity made for their comtort during son" Cup (11nal, held over): Pilling. chairman of the Pub- Association supplied coffee and their brief stay in the town.

Llandudno Junction v. Pwllheli District at Bangor. "A SPLENDID GESTURE" Mr. Eytle expressed thanks for the collection made at that I CO "6 oclock). Dir.

Taa7 Wakes and Mr. Hodges, of he led are seen in this "early amine picture at Ike canteen. On the right, Mr. E. V.

Wuu. Llandoineb pieblicity Meer. 1 1 ,4 .1 9 0 1 0' i 0. .1 4 7 4 7 il l' .4 4 i A IN British Legion Home in Wales The mansion, formerly residence of the late Lord Buckland at Bwlch. Breccnshire.

was opened on Saturday. under British Le.gion auspices. as a country home for disabled and aged ex-service men and women. Gift of the mansion. with 80 acres of freehold land bordering the river Usk.

and a sum of g. 9.000. was negotiated by Capt. Nelson M. Price.

of DO lais. who was founee.s chairman of the British Legior in Wales 1920-21. Donor of is Capt. M. H.

Llewellyn 00 the Mrs. Llewellyn. 1. home will be known ai prosfield House. It was Opened by the donor's daughter.

Mina Aan and will Sena Wales and Monmouthshire And the boraer counties. Won at Oval STVALL visited Llandudno on Sunday. The visitors were disouseed for 61 and Llandudno replied with 87 for nine. Gibson et .71 O'Connor A Earlam 17. Scowaill ct Ainsworth Pownall 7.

Tlndle 3 O'Connor Esrlam 10. Heap Tunnicliffe Earlam 7. 51 Birch at O'Connor Kenyon 13. Wilde Pownall 14. Godfrey at O'Connor Kenyon 6.

Sullen lbw Pownall 3. Housley Pownall 0, Sinn' not out 0. extras 10. total 87 for 9. Robinson did not bat.

Llandudno bowling: Gibson 4 for 14. Heap 2 for 26. Robinson 0 for 7. Scowaill 1 for 0. Sullen 3 for 5.

Rtfandesa had scored for 3" at Llandudno on Saturday when rain stopped play 13. T. Gibson 0 for 9. 2 for 16. Tooth 1 for 111.

9nd were away to rn who were 102 for 2 when the game was abandoned. FIXTURMI Saturday. County Officers V. Colwyn Bay 2nd. Llandudno v.

Bangor. Bangor 2nd v. Llandudno 2nd. St. Asaph V.

Llanrwin. Braids v. hlochdra. v. Brooklyn Su v.

Wernerth. 'Cormorant' says COLWYN BAY Cricket Club captain. R. H. Moore has scored 1.686 runs.

For the club he has scored 1.302 runs in 28 innings. being twice not out. for an average of 50. He also heads the Denbighshire batting averages with 268 runs in four innings average of 67. He also scored 105 for the MCC against Shrewsbury School.

Alf Catitley heads Denbighshires bowling averages with 13 taken for 100 average of 7.7. Ken Bents (Gresford) had 22 average of 9.7 and It. Doyle (Colwyn Hay) 14 wickets with an average at 11.2. Short stories LEAGUE LEADERS FIVE SEASONS LLANRWST LLANDUOGET GARDEN FETE Chlnee of data to Saturday. September 8.

at 3 pm. UP IT CrOOD second-hand furniture you are after. dcm't miss thus opportunity of visiting "John Goddards" at ti.e Town Hall. Llanrwst. Every Fair Day and alternate Market Days.

MR. HOWELL JONES, 4otiedur, Rave the address at Sunday even.hg's C. PelSan mission meeting VETERAN SPORTSMAN. Mr. W.

M. Wakelel. Grammar School teacher. was top-scorer fnr Llanrwat Cricket Club. at Bryn-y-Neuadd.

Ilanfairfechan. last Thursday. He made 32. I LLANRWST JUDGES at DolgarrOg Horticultural Society's annual show on Saturday. will be Miss E.

M. Hughes. Mayfair (handicraft) and Hugh Bery (honey). 0 rFiCiALS and players of the Caernarvonshire and Merionethshire County Cricket Clubs. and officera of the host club.

Liaotwit. lunched at the Victoria Hotel. on Saturday. Ran prevented play in what would have been an Interesting county on the historic GwYclyr Park turf. TEAM at home to Colwyn Bay on Saturday: Alibis: Worthington Gregory Macdonald, Kenny: Harrigan.

Westhead, Alien, H. Williams and Peters. PRIZE-WINNER. Muss F. Butteril).

Tan-y-Coed. Maenatl. was awarded the prize tor "reserve best exhibit" with her poodle, Julie of Bluerushes" in a Match between the Colwyn Club and the Terrier 'Club at Gwrych Castle. on. Thursday.

DELAYED has been holding up harvesting on many lowland farms. On Tuesday. an agricultural officer said the position was not yet serious RIVER Llanrwst. early on Monday morning. the River Conway was near floodlevel following heavy rain.

During the morning the level of the water dropped and by evening the riverbanks were lined with anglers. READY AND WILLING. With three enterprises lined un for September the Football Sunporters Club is once again early in action following the summer lull. B. Bacon.

Bryn Ynyr. has been reelected representative of the Local Education Authority on the N.P. School board of management. ON HOLIDAY in the district from his home near Mold. the Rev.

Tom Griffith. on Sunday. preached at Scotland Street C.M. Chapel. of which he was for.

merly pastor. The bride's grandmother wore a navy blue gown with coat and hat to tone and the bridegroom's mother was in grey. with red accessories. A reception was held at the Victoria Hotel. 50 quests attending.

after which Mr. and Mrs. Etches left for the Isle of Man. For travelling the bride wore a fawn dress with tweed coat and hat to tone. The bride was presented with a silver horse-shoe by her small nephew, Gareth Davies.

Cwm Penmachno. Wearing a woite satin gown. with veil held in place by a feathered heaa-dress. and carrying a bouquet of red and white carnations with trailing fern. Miss Myfanwy Jones.

elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. it. J. Jones.

Franeylfa. Lianrwst was married on Saturday at the Parism Church of St. Crwat. to Mr David Goronwy Andrew. only on of Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew. Cae'r Geiliog, Tafarn Fedw. Llanrwst. The rector.

Canon S. Jenkin Evans. animated; organtst was Mr. Ugwen Kerry. The bride was given away by her lather and was attended by her Stater.

Miss Gaynor Jones. and her cousin. Miss Nada Jones. Ahergele. The former was in blue silk gown and carried a Victorian posy of mixed flowers: the second bridesmaid gowned iii pink tafteta and her bouquet Ot dark red carnations.

Bath Ware feathered' head-dresses to tone. The best man was Mr. Gwyn Williams. formerly of Bryn Ynyr. Llanrwst.

ii friend if bridegroom. The reception was at the Gwydyr Cafe. Illness prevented the attendance of the brutegrooms parents and also caused a curtailment of the honeymoon. To the bride, the bradeginom gave a necklace and bracelet to match; to the bridesmaids he gave brooches. At the Llanrwst Register Office on Saturday the marriage took place of Miss Eira Williams, 44.

Cae Person, Llanrwst. to Mr. Bertie Roberts. 43. Cae Person.

The witnesses were Miss Susie Jones and Mr. Gwilym Hugnes). OBITUARY. Rev. J.

H. LLOYD-WILLIAMS. On Thursday. suddenly, at hi. home, the death took place of the Hey.

John Hugh Lloyd-Williams. Cellan. Llarirwat. lie was 80 years of age. Mr.

Lloyd-Williams, whose 'father was at one time head, master of tWe former "137113 School at Llanrwst (now the mineral-water works) spent his boyhood in Liverpool. He returned to Llanrwst in 1930 as pastor of Scotland Street (CM.) Chapel. retiring in 1936. the year following his death. He continued in ministerial work as a guest preacher.

For many years prior to 1930 Mr. Lloyd- Williams held. pastorate in Manchester (Moss Side) and previously wap minister Clynnog. also being in charge of a denominational preparatot school. He was a member, and one-time chairman.

Of the Llanrwat Grammar School governing body. The funeral. on Monday. was private. At the house a service was conducted by the Rev.

W. E. Thomas and at the interment at Bryn Eurau. near Clynnog. Revs.

R. Lloyd Edwards. Clynnog. and W. H.

Owen. Bryn Eurau. LLANGERNYW CLAY PIGEON shoot organised by the local dub on Saturday at Bridge Inn fields was in aid of British Legion branch funds and the Abergele home for the blind. nner in the local class was 16-yearsold Arthur Evans. Garnedd Bach.

Open class winners were: 1. A. E. Loyd: 2. J.

Edwards; 3, Glyn Jones. FARMERS VISIT TRACTOR FACTORY A group of farmers from North Wales visited last week the headquarters of Harry Ferguson. Coventry tractor organisation. The visit was arranged by Messrs. Hollingdrake, Llanrwst.

The party was taken on a comprehensive tour of The Standard Motor Company's Banner Lane works, where al types of Ferguson tractors are manufactured. phase in the assembly of these are now being produced at over 300 a day and are in use in over 75 different seen. Married at the parish church of St. Grwst. on Saturday.

were Miss Veronica Jones. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Jones. and grand-daughter of Mrs.

Ellen Jones, 15. Wellington Place. LI a rwst. and Mr. James Leonard Etches, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Etches, Woodford. The Hydro, Trefriw. The rector. Canon.

S. Jenkin. officiated, and the organist was Mr. Ogwen Kerry. Given away by her uncle.

Mr. Thomas Anderson. Wellington Place. the bride was gowned in heavy pink crepe with a veil and hat to match and wore a spray of pink carnations. She was attended by her sister.

Miss Grace Ellen Jones. who was attired in iceblue heavy crepe with veil and hat to match and who also wore a spray of pink carnations. Best man was Mr. David Roberts, Glan Conway. friend of the bridegroom, and the groomsmen were Messrs.

Ivor Jones, Wellington Place. and Arian Davies, Cwm Penmach. no. cousins of the bride, ft: 4 DOLGARROG CINEMA. 'Tuesday.

September 4. Glenn Ford. Rhonda Fleming in The Redhead and the Cowboy. Friday. Bob Rope Marilyn Maxwell in The lemon-Drop Kid." Dancing champronship Dancing well up to the standard witnessed in the closing stages of the big "All Britian cnampionship was seen at the Winter Gardens Ballroom on IFriday.

when 15 couples coin, peted in the North Wales open professional championship. The I winners were Major Eric Hancox I and Miss Betty Wych, of Man. ch ester. The previous evening Mr. Alec Taylor and Miss Betty Lewis of Blackpool, beat 30 couples from all parts of the country in the North Wales open amateur championship.

Tne prizes were presented by Councillor Charles it. Payne and given by J. E. Payne, Ltd. The Judges were Doreen Behan.

London. and Adele Ruscoe. Nottingham. both all British" champions; Frank Allback, London and Harold Tootill. Liverpool, Fellows and Examiners of Imperial Society Teachers of Dancing: and Mr.

Albert Bellington, president of the Empire Society. Teachers of Dancing. It was the first time for the event to be held in North Wales. WINNER BY ONE STROKE The Manor (Alderman Bennett V. Hughes.

J.P. congratulates "Bob Jones" Cup winner R. W. F. Painter master.

1 1 said he a i 4i i ea i tir way, after a morning round of extende.l the club's lease. tiT nett. in bad conditions, returned 161-22-139. he was ex- CLUB GOLF pected to win the Caernarvon- i Allitrgals and (Conway) Golf Club's Michael Roberts 49 gross. "Bob Jones" Cup open comae- Owens and A.

Emery 67 tition on Sunday. Steadnuut MI. Prises we Then 29 years-old R. W. F.

given by 1 It Painter, also a Caeznarvonshire 4" WiMants. Club member. brought in as T. Sudall um captain (Mr. afternoon card of 66 nett.

and W. 0. Thomas), who beat Richards by ona stroke- too prizes. At St. MAN on Sat-166-28-133.

urday. 4-3, with Other results included: 36- three r'''''' a 'vad- Swill" holes scratch, A. M. Goodwin Pie 75 ICaernarvonshirei 149, J. 1 ed mum seco m- Moody iCaernarvonshirel Morning medal.

E. F. Richards thtrrivel were tg 78-11-6 T. A. M.

Goodwin 73- A ymne, 3-70. Afternoon: R. W. the Painter 110-14-34. T.

Foulkes i i rl efacs (klaesdu) 113-1840. Foulkes Tta Four-ball better-ball against 4 Wm bogey (SaturdayL John Edwards D. and and W. Swart Militants (Caer- a lr aw narvonshire) 4 up. Gordon and Dnk b.g.y George W4ll.

2 up: E. Oi and LaMia (Caernarv on 111-711 zkieb i 27 Richards and A. Vasa (Caernar- mrso lit Neer yonMslre) up; L. G. F.

Noel's dlyliftn. Win W. P. as 7 'ren Mire) 2 up. Mrs.

B. The Mayor (Alderman Sennett Bronze: Mrs it- 48 78 9. V. Hughes. honorary D.

Sc Mek 11. number the Lloyd 31-10 1 re- Club. who was Ustrodueed by play. the Captain Captain (Maio, D. A.

B. it li. tors: 01lv R. and wet and Mrs. -M .) 1 41 1 ii 7 0 1( 4.0.

Funeral of Dr. Huw Williams The funeral of Dr. Huw Wil.iams. J.P.. Gilfach.

Llanrwst. was on Friday at the new cemetery. Present among the many townspeople were representatives of public bodies and organisations. A service at Gilfach was conducted by the Revs. J.

S. Jones. Colwyn Bay, and D. M. Roberts.

Trefriw. and at the graveside the rector of Llanrwst. Canon S. Jenkin Evans, officiated with the Rev. J.

S. Jones. Also present were the Revs. Enoch Davies. Llanrwst.

and Byron Hughes, Chief family mourners included Drs. Vernon and Meurig Williams (sons) and Dr. Harold Williams and Messrs. Arthur and Jack Wi llama. Bath.

Others attending were: Dr. E. Lloyd Williams, Llanrwst; Councillor William Thomas. J.P.. chairman 01 Llanrwst Urban Colwell.

and Mrs. Thomas; Councillor R. E. Holland. J.P.

Dolwyddelan. chairman of Nant Conway Rural Council: Mr. William Hughes. J.P., Llanrwst: Councillor Robert Jones B.Sc.. Councillor John Owen Jones.

Mr. Tom Roberts Mr H. Parry Jones. Mr. E.

W. Parry, 8.A., Mr. Owen Williams. Mr. W.

Ewart Roberts. Mr. W. J. Roberts.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Williams, Mr, John Lloyd, Fron Ganol.

Mr. E. E. Jones. Mr.

Llew Jones. Mr. 0. R. Owen, Capel Curig.

Mr. D. Howell Jones, Mr, David Thomas. Councillor Gwilym Llewelyn. Mr.

E. Marshall Hughes. Mr. A. Idwal Williams.

Mr. J. P. Hughes. Llandudno.

Mr. J. E. Roberts. Llanddoget.

Mr. Percy Davies. Llanddoget. Mr. John Owen.

Llanddoget. Miss Thomas. District Nurse. Trefriw, Mr. J.

G. Lloyd. representing Llanrwst Bowling Club, members of St. Grwst Lodge. Llanrwst.

Wreaths were received as follows: In affectionate memory of a devoted husband and loving father. from Mama; Harold and Gwyn; Vernon, Kay. Nicola. Mrs. Wilson; Norah.

Judy. Micky; Aunt Madge; Gilfach; Mr T. H. Morgan, Rhos-on-Sea Mr. and Mrs.

David Thomas Cassy and family. Southsea Bill, Yvonne and Elizabeth London: Mr. and Mrs. Idwa Wil'iams and Roger; Mr. and Mrs.

H. Parry Jones. Hendre: Mr. and Mrs. -T.

M. Williams. Gwynfa; Mrs. and the Jenkins. Eirianfa: Mr.

and Mrs. Scriven Williams: Mrs. Jones. Mr. and Mrs.

Perkins. Arwel: Martin and David. Birmingham; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bailey.

The Abbey: Mrs. Connell Smith and Violet. Gwydyr Hotel: Mrs. Litherland and family. Dinorwic Cafe; all at Dale Cottage, Llanrwst; Mr.

and Mrs. Morris, Boots Chemists; Mr. and Mrs. James. Bowerdene: Mrs.

Keets Jones Cyffdy Hall; Mrs. Smith and Pat. Western Australia. and Mrs. Morris.

Betws-y-Coed; R. 0. Edwards and family; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Berry; Mr and E.

Parry Edwards, Bran Derw: all at Minydon. Llanrwst and Dorothy. Salvadore Street. Dundee; Frances. 12.

Pendref; Mrs. J. Edwards, 1, Cae Person: Ken Hughes, Anfield: Mrs. David Roberts. George Street; "Babs" and Will Mona Villa: Mr.

and Mrs. Daniels and family. 50. Cae Bob and Jose 12. Cae Person; Mr.

an Mrs. Owen and Menai. Bryn Tynllwm, Conway: Roland and all at 22, Marl Lane. Llandudno Junction; Nurse Rowlands, Oak- Llandudno Junction; Mattie; Mr, and Mrs. B.

S. Bacon Bryn Ynyr; Mr. and Mrs. 0. R.

Hughes Ardro: Mr. and Mrs. Llew Philips. Bank Buildings: Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. Parry, Grammar School. Mr. Herbert Hughes.

The Meadows. Capel Curig: Mr. and Mrs. Marsha'l Hughes Mr. and Mrs.

Emrys Jones. Vaughan Street. Llandudno; Ivor and Rowena. Penmaenmawr; G. A.

Dunnett. Perthi. Llanrwst: Mr. and Mrs. A.

V. Thomas. 9. Station Road: all at 18. George Street.

and Mrs. Bevan. Newtown: Katie ai mham. 26. Cae Person.

Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Walters, Elwydene: Mr.

Charles Eckersley. Trefriw: Mr. and Mrs. G. Roberts.

Neuadd. Cae Llan: Williams Bros. Llanrwst; Mr. and Mrs. D.

Jones. Plas Isa; Penuel Chapel: chairman, members and officials of Llanrwst U.D.C.. felow magistrates of the Llanrwst Petty Sessional Division and their clerk: headmaster, staff and pupils of Llanrwst Grammar School; worshipful master, officers. land brethren of the St. Grwst Lodge; Llanrwst Bowling Club; Master, matron and staff of the Llanrwst Social Centre; Llanrwst adi am clerks School; ks ofth! I the patients at the Social Welfare Establishment.

Llanrwst: Denbighshire Bowling Association Committee. Births, Marriages and Deaths The charge for announce- Mesita under this heading ti 4 lines or under Ta. and 9d. per each additional line. Alf such announcements mutt be authenticated by the name and address of the sender.

and In ease of tlEngagements' by taw signature of both parties. ENGAGEMENT WOOD ROBERTS. The engagement is announced of Eva Constance. lir, Conway Road. Colwyn Bay, eldest daughter of Mrs.

C. Roberts and the late Mr. Elwy Roberts, to Clarence Wood. RA.F eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Wood of London. BRADSHAW On August 22. very quietly. at St. David's Church.

Penrhyn Bay. John George Bradshaw. late of Rochdale. and Joan Mary. younger daughter of the late Mr.

P. Irving Dutton and of Mrs. Dutton. Cranbrook, Penrhyn Bay. At St.

Mary's Parish Church. Norton. on August 23. 1951. Donald Lindsay of Penrityn Bay to Irene Walker of Norton.

Co. Durham. LLEWELYN JONES-- ROBERTS--August 22. 1951. at Jerusalem Welsh Presbyterian Chapel.

Penmaenmawr. by the Rev. Nefydd Hughes Cadfan. M.A., and the Rev. J.

R. Jones, Llanfairfechan, leuan. only son of Mr. and Mrs. T.

Llewelyn Jones. Compton House, Llanfairfechan. to Eurwen. only child of Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Roberts. Rocklands, Perunaeranawr. North Wales swimming and diving titles At the North Wales swimming and diving annual championships in the Bay of Colwyn Swimming Pool on Saturday diving displays were given by Edna Child.

Empire games champ on and ex-triple National champion and John Webb. former one -metre springboard diving champion and an A.S.A. gold medallist. Demonstrateci before a large crowd were somersault pike. reverse pike, swallow and comedy dives.

"One of the most graceful displays ever seen in this part of the country" was the comment of a spectator. Results Men's 440 yards reestyle, Peter Fox. Buckley (6 mins. 11.5 440 women's freestyle, M. Keeley, Buckley (8 mins.

9.3 100 yards women's backstroke, Christine Platt, Colwyn Bay (1 min. 41 women's springboard and firmboard diving. End Soffe, National 3 metre springboard champion, retained her titles; men's 100 yds. freestyle, D. G.

Lewis. Wrexham (88.4 girls' 100 yds. freestyle. M. Keeley (I min.

40.4 men's firmboard diving. the holder. L. Hackett, ColwYn Bay, retained his title: 100 vds. girls' backstroke, Wilma 'Thomason.

Colwyn Bay (1 Alin. 41 RE ARRANGED PROGRAMMES A comedy gala postponed from Tuesday of last week. was given bv members of the Colwyn Bay Amateur Swimming Club on Friday. The swimming club gala arranged for last Thursday was postponed until to-day (Thursday). I Another postponement owing to weather conditiegs was a bathing beauty contest I which was to have stag'ed on Sunday.

It will be held next Sunday. he Ltd conipany The Qui, Mostyn Use cat Oa. Printed by R. E. Jones 6 for the Proprietor' North Wales Weekly Nev, and publiahed by the latter ny at their head office Conway.

and at 68a Etroat Llandudno. in county of Caernarvon. and I Coed Pella Road. Colwyn ts tie counts of Denbigh. RUBY WEDDING 2.

1911, at St. Matthew's IChurch, Stretton Warrinoton. 'William R. to Elizabeth 'l3 Pennine Road. Birkenhead.

DEATHS August 23, ill hospital, in his 52nd year, William John Sinclair Archer. dearly-loved husband of Eileen and dear father of June. Interred at Llandrillo August 27. Llandudno Road, Rhos-on-Sea. BURNS.

August 28. at Fredena, Rhos-on-Sea John William Burns. M.D., F.R.C.S. (E.) (late of Rodney Street. Liyerpnolli.

dearly loved husbard of Elsie C. Burns. Interment at Church on Friday at 2.30. DAVIES. August 28.

at Eirianfa, Dolwyddelan. S. (Sal). beloved wife of E. .1.

Davies and mother of lorwert h. Funeral (public) at Saturday, September 1. at 2.30 p.m. August 22. at home.

Marlden. Albert Drive. Deganwy. Lessie (nee Wilde), dearly loved wife of Charles Arthur. Interred at Great Orme Cemetery August 25..

WELCH. On August 24. 1951. at 17 Rhiw Road, Colwyn Bay. Charles Albert.

aged 67 years, husband of 'Ellen Welch. Cremated at Birkenhewl Crematorium yes- Itrday (Wednesday), August 29. WILLIAMS. Awst 29. yn Bryn Gwenddar.

Henrhyd. Mary. annwyl briod William Williams. Gwasanaeth cyhoeddus ynrz Nehavel Tabernacl am 2.30 dydd Sadwrn. BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE -Loving birthday memories (August.

31) of my dear husband loving wife. family and lona. 9 Penmaen Palk, Penmaen- rhos. Treasured birthday remembrance (August 30) of my dearest mam. Catherine Gill.

Sweet is her memory. Dear is her name. Deep in my heart she will always remain. and Morris. Ty Gwyn.

Conway. IN MEMORIAM serchort got am ty annwyl briod Nellie a hunodd yn dawel Awst 22. 1950. 13 I wyddyn unig a lawn Gefais er dv golli di, Ond atgotion mwyn amdanat Bellach fydd fy nghwinni i yn angof gan ei phriod R. D.

Cadwaladr, a'r ferch bach Anne Ellen Arfryn. Trevor). a'i thad. brodyr chwiorydd. Ty Slatters, Bethesda.

loving memory of my dear mother. Frances Ellen Lloyd. who passed from this life September 2. 1950. Ever in my Gwyneth Cartref Melus.

Bryn Marl Road. Mochdre. mother dear. 'Tis six years You passed away. forgotten.

a rry Florrie. Beryl. 38 Plas Ner Estate. Deganwy. memories of my dear mother passed away August 29.

1945 "To love is to remember." From her loving daughter Eileen. Treasured memories of my dearest husband and loving father, Glyn G. Williams. who died at the C. and A.

Hospital on August 27. 1950. 47 years of age. I lived in hope. I prayed in vain That God would make you well again.

Then God decided we must part, 1 watched you dying with a broken heart; Some day God will te'' why The hest are always fi forgotten by his ing wife and con Ronald, Ivy House, Llewelyn Street, Conway. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS W. F. Lewic. Fron Haul.

27 Groesffordd. Penmaenmawr. sincerelV thanks all relatives neighbours and friends for their great kindness and sympathy in hi, sad bereavemeiit; also thidoctor and Nurse Ellis 'their devoted attention and lot floral tributes received. WILLIAMS. The son and daughter of the late GriffitH Whams.

"College House Conway. sincerely thank al! friends and neighbours to their kind expressions of sYm pathv and for all tributes; also the hospital stat! for their kindness. NOMONIALO. W. DAVIOS A SON.

Marble. Greatts. Mona, mats Douglas, Roal ete Co lwyn Tot OANIIIL ALLEN a lONS LTD. Funeral Mindoro. thivate "bone.

day. C.c)lwv•. Bay 3101 A. WAINWRIGHT. lianorlata ID Granite.

Marble and Slats. etc. Designs nr4eao fewi Apply. Cyfr 041 Colwyn Val sow. Llandudno Junction club chairman.

Mr. W. J. Roberta. tells me that last season's planer-coach.

Leslie Hagen. will be presented by the club with a a miniature the result of the "Cookson" Cut) Anal between the Junction and Pwilheli and District at Bangor on September 6. Coast bowls SHIELD MATCH WAS RAINED OFF Saturday was unlucky for 19. 1 down). Each of these Outdoor sport of all descriptions.

players, not having missed a One of the "rained off" fixtures league match, has the best was the North Wales Coast Arms- average of his club. tour Bowling League's champ' kinship decider between Rhyl, SECTION TABLE Waders of Section and MM- Final table. Section of y-don Park, who have headed Section B. The winner of this the Coast Lea match will hold the Lord Col- Pts. min Shield, the losers the Minydon Waterworth Cup.

Llandudno On the Old Colwyn (Dodd- Queen's Road wydden Avenue) green. three Lia nrws of the Minydon sloe had won Pen'mawr their games when the heavy Rhuddlan rain put an end to play. Rhos-on-Sea St. Asaph The replay has been fixed for Llan Junct. to-morrow iFriclayi evening on 18 5 612 the same green, and it is hoped onway to make a start at 5 p.m.

I Minydon Park and Llandudno, Section players who have will be in Section next seaqualified for the president's son, according to rule. The two: competition to be held on the, bottom clubs in Section green of the champion club on (table printed last week), Old Saturday, September 8. are: E. Colwyn and Abergele, go to Cooper. Llandudno (won 141 Section points up 1041; A.

Finney, Rho3-on-Sea (14. 104); J. Fox. croft, Minydon Park (14, 831. L.

Jones, Penmaenmawr 114. 65); P. Roberts. Rhuddlan 113. 69); J.

T. Roberts, Llandudno Junction 112. 461. A. Osborn.

Queen's Road 'l2, 21); T. L. Roberts, Lianrwst (11. 121; 13. A.

Roberts. Conway ill, 11 down); I. Rowlands. St. Asap), J.

Jonas 21. R. H. Edwards 17; W. H.

Jones 21, 0, R. Hughes 11; A. Hunter 21. H. Roberts L.

Jones 21. C. 0. Jones le(' P. Foulkes 21.

Hello Williams 19; T. Harrison 21. How Williams 12; W. J. Hughes 21.

E. H. Williams 16; F. Pierce 21. Ll.

Jonas 7: R. Roberts 21, J. Burgess 10. The last league fixture. a Section match.

Craigydon v. Rhos Park. is to be played this week. COUNTY MATCH The county match, Denbighshire V. Caernarvonshire.

will be played on Saturday (Sept. U. at Allanson Road. Rhos-on-Sea. and Blaenau Ftestiniog.

"WESTWELL" PLAQUECOLWYN BAY The "Westwell" plaque, competed for on the Colwyn Bay Constitutional Club green. was won by L. Gornall (rec. 5), who defeated G. R.

Ellis (owe 4) 21-16 in the final. Semi-finalists were D. P. Williams and R. E.

Williams. The plaque was handed to the winner by the club chairman (Mr. J. H. Payne).

A VALE OF CLWYD CUP Abergele's Vale of Clwyd mid-week bowling team won the A. Parry" cup. beatma Denbigh in the final at I Highbury (Prestatyn) on Thursday by 23 points. The cup was presented to A. Scott.

the Abergele captain, by the League president..