Spared a particularly devastating budget from Mr. Roy Jenkins, South Pembrokeshire should be able to look forward to a good holiday season. All the signs were set fair, with bookings coming in every post.

A suggestion was made at Narberth Urbal Council that a health centre should be built in the town.

Tenby Chamber of Trade decided to write to British Rail asking for the return of the goods depot to Tenby station.

Interest in Pembrokeshire cricket was flagging according to the views of Pembroke County Cricket Club secretary, Mr. D. R. Lloyd. At the annual meeting, he criticised the poor attendance at the annual dinner and the annual meeting.

St. David’s Day at Greenhill Secondary School, Tenby, was celebrated with their annual eisteddfod. Once again, the house championship and the Sydney Hughes Cup for the best individual competitor went to Anthea Brown, of Tudor.

Rugby: Whitland 8 pts Tenby United 6. For 70 minutes, this match was so poor that it would have been forgotten almost before the last clubhouse pints were downed. But a controversial penalty try awarded in the first minute of injury time not only gave Whitland a shock win, it transformed the game into a talking point for years to come.

Showing at the South Beach: Tony Rome.