venue next Wednesday. And the "star" on that occasion, will be none other than the Queen Mother herself. Anne. chairman of the Zodiac Amateur Operatic Society. will be among the 700 delegates at a reception at St. James's Palace to mark the 75th anniversary of the National Opera

BATE—In loving memory of my dear mother (Mary), died February 19th —From daughter Mary and Harold. Her name shall live for ever. On through the years of time: For there'll never be another Like that wonderful mother of mine. BATE.—In loving memory of my dear mother (Mary), died

PAGE FIVE rismemsessmememiesmiememsonsmomme • '!Honour for Balfour head! Mr. Edgar Parsonage, head- National president-elect, has master of Balfour County Secon- I agreed to represent the National &try School, Runcorn, is to be in- President and the Director of stalled as County

Regulars at the South Bank Hotel have had more than just drink on their minds over the last year. In between pints, they've been working hard to help make life a little bit more bearable for people less fortunate than themselves. And the result last Saturday was a 030 cheque, wh

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