Tenby councillor and former Mayor, Mr. D. Colwyn Williams, claimed that the town’s municipally-owned De Valence Pavilion had not been run efficiently for the previous 12 months. Clr. Williams made his claim when he asked that seven recommendations put forward by the De Valence standing committee be referred back for further consideration. One of the recommendations concerned the appointment of a manager for the De Valence and the standing committee had suggested that a manager be engaged at a gross wage of £20 a week, plus 50 per cent of the net profit after apportionments of central and establishment expenses as per the estimates.

A large plate glass fashion window in T. P. Hughes’ Tenby store was damaged by vandals.

Mr. George Hancock, of Uzmaston, was appointed chairman of the Pembrokeshire Federation of Young Farmers Clubs.

Land was so scarce at Tenby Cemetery that graves were being dug in the pathways, Alderman Ivor Crockford told members of the Borough Council’s general purposes committee.

Rugby: Tenby United 11 pts Neyland nil. Tenby may never have been in danger of losing their championship match, but they gave one of their most lifeless displays of the season in collecting both points.

Tenby Round Table had pleasure in presenting Bob Miller and the Millermen, also for the first time ever in Pembrokeshire, the country’s leading steel band, Tony Charles and his Carribean All Stars, at the De Valence Pavilion.