Approval for works coating £62,550 to be carried out at Crewe's new sewage works now being built at Worleston, was given by the Town Council's General Purposes Committee on Tuesday last week. The Deputy Borough Engineer and Surveyor, Mr. J. Duerden, said the original contract di

LAST ON Wool Mottoy to orooo SISS for their hods on Mohr. This year Utley Bonfire and fireworks t Betio Court Farm on N lir 4—is expected =to and Is to conviction to the arm/sent that the event Is t c r ei Zrat of throughout Staffordshire. on the bonfire started way I n Au g ust

',.___ Messrs. SOTICIS THE funeral service and crema- Higgins Uncle John; Auntie Alice lion took place recently at Crewe and Eric; Gran, Rudheath; Jennifer of Mr. Stephen John Coombs, aged and Mike; Betty Eric and family; 21, of 19 Aldersley-road, 10 , ewe. Joyce, Alan and Uncle

The wedding of Mr. David Bryanl Harris, second son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Harris, of 37 Frank Bottavenue, Crewe, and Miss Barbara Joan Edwards, youngest daughter of the late Mr. L. J. Edwards, and of Mrs. Edwards, of 51, Whitehouse - lane, Nantwich took place at St. Mary's Church

The funeral of Mr. Thomas Irwin Benson, aged 82, of 20 Chestnutavenue, Shavingion, took place on Tuesday last week. A service at Wybunbury Church, conducted by Rev. S. Jones. preceded interment in the Churchyard. Mr. Benson, who died on the previous Friday, was a retired railway

FIRST... le=that Rural Council reproon the local committee of the Cony Roads and = comshould pivaz introduce Is stain streets Ml a public car easseend raf l as er. R. , at et R.D.C. onsets.. comndtta esseldestion a scheme for a public car park, oonvessinin. ea a Public It was re

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