Lincolnshire Echo from Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England • 9

LINCOLNSHIRE ECHO Wednesday April 7 1976 Tel Lincoln 26101 Echo-Ads 32333 LINCOLN 25 pts NEWARK 4 pts coin side The ball starUp to move forward by Jjpppt and in the fespp ing and quick outside breaks began to give his threequarters more space and time Points became inevitable BjpNewark wilted under the pressure Dave Saunders gaining much good ball had one of his best games of the season ea The points came through a Sanderson drop goal tries by Whittaker Sanderson and Frank Horton two of which were converted and a second penalty pilgrims 21 Newark 3rd XV 8 16ETIN RMtALA A LINCOLNSHIRE snooker expert has chalked up a hat trick by being appointed senior referee for Standard the World snooker championships for the third time in four years Mr Bill Timms of Algitha a Road Skegness did the job in 1973 and 1974 when the championships were held at two different venues in Manchester He missed last year when they were held in Australia but this AU BRAND HAMeg year they are back in Manchester Will he in charge during the whole of the championships from April 11-23 A referee for 12 years and a former UtttiftttMifce League secretary he will be handling such famous players as Hurricane Higgins John Pulman and Ray Reardon jmL all former World chafppions I RYVITA CRI3PBREAD BAILOR RED SALMON 15 oz Tall Tin IABISCO ATIME and TED CREAMS iMn SCARLET GLORY PERSILE3 Special Trial Pack SUPASAVE STRAWBERRIES 131 oz Tall Tin TOMATOES Tall Tln This result saw the Ril-ims past 600 points for season becoming the ghest scoring side in the Has no recollection below Housing repairs list still high REPAIRS ordered for council homes are still higher than normal due to Ja misery's gales the city Housing Committee heard Housing Director Miss Grace Quixley said there were still 2820 repairs outstanding on March 18 compared with 1924 on December 25 last year -tJ She said this figure was partly due to a backlog of repar work following the gales but the situation would soon be back to normal was seen by the police He told them: just do not know what Mr Readman said MUhra teetotal He had still not fully recovered from Misfcs who guilty to drivini due care and atte WMio sad 1 endorsed that they have nov matches in row tJUSssL WITH EVER CAN Of: GROiMV2 VtNYl SMDfLSfOV price mril2 OUR NORMAL KLEENEX TWIN TOILET ROLL REGAL CHOC-O-DOODLE Multi Pack Choc Biscuits BELOW CUT PRICES UN BEL IBVABIE PR tUST ARRIVED AU Si VALID (976 VALID UNTIL APRIL fO 1970 CLOTHING UNISEX CHEESCLOTH SHIRTS Fit 11 sizes and swipes Alloner8llVij while stocks last LADIES and GIRLS' CHBIBiCLOTH SHIRT Styled to the iatcjt fashion short and long si waist button through ill oojours and sizes I lr All One Prici i T- 24 lives saved on lines coast BUTCHERS Very competitive prices for best quality meat for your freezer BEEF $Hjp 20ib RUMPS (OR bon 8 Up 201b SIRLOIN (on bon) wetlhniW 7P ioib Sons steaks 75p 101b RUMP STEAK WHOLE PILLET STEAK E120 WHOLE TOPSIDE (boneless) WHOLE SILVERMOC (boneless) $0p 20lb THICK RIB BEEF S4p 301b CHINE BEEF 52 151b BEST END 5Sp BRISKET (on Done) BRISKET (boneless) 101b 3TBW BEEF 10lb BR STEAK MEN'S SCROOGE TROUSERS Wool polyester 28 to 34" walit All latest styles High waistdd three buttons and zip fastening Flared leg a All One Silly Price UsUO A MEMBERS of the Lincolnshire and South Humberside branch of the Royal Life Saving Society saved 24 lives on the Lincolnshire coast last year Mr Lawrence Byford Chief Constable of Lincolnshire told 120 members and guests at the annual dinner Mr Byford who is president of the society congratulated them for their work and for making nearly 3000 awards to people who passed their examinations He also presented awards to Mr Knaggs Mr Barrie Mrs Mar-gason and Mr Marshall A silver rose bowl was presented to Mr and Mrs Webster for their services to the society as past secretaries The annual comnotition realised £250 half of which will buv equipment for the Life Guard Corns on the Lincolnshire coast ACRYLIC ROMPER SUITS All with motif STOLE cyciB Supavalue HAND TOWELS 100 Cotton LINCOLN youth Paul Fretwell borowed his bicycle to ride into the city centre But he then sold it for £5 at a bargain shop 'Without her permission the city magistrates heard Fretwell (20) a stock assistant of Swift Gardens pleaded guilty to stealing the £55 bicycle from Mrs Elsie Fretwell He was fined £10 and ordered to pay £55 compensation Mr Bill Buckenhatn for Fretwell said bis client bad been unemployed and short of money when he committed the offence cjiLJLizzicrjLzicrjczic SUPASAVE star eouaon Sirr 2b ilk SUPASAVE ajaE star Coupon UpoffMo WAP $(JP4SAVE LINCOLN WHOLE LEGS Sip 101b LAMB CHOPS lP PORK 10lb PORK CHOPS 80p WHOLE LEGS PORK SOp 101b PORK STEAKS a 55p 101b PORK SAUSAC2E SEP 101b BEEF SAUSAGE I tP 101b LlWm 30p fREEPACKINO fAECOEUVSAY JHn0 Uficoln 25473 to ms us in BEAT MARKET CORNHILL LINCOLN AT umotAI.