INCE sent a telegram to his mother at Fleetwood and she went to see her neighbours. "And I spent the rest of the week carrying parcels to the Post °Mee." she told me. "People have been very kind." But someone was not so kind over there in Harwich. When at last the waters went

Town Clerk Mr. Alan Smith said at Mondays Finance Committee meeting that the gifts woulo be collected and stored in response to a request by the local

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STIRZARTR.Tin - e - e - no - r of my son. L Cpl. R. Stimaker, tilled • active in De*fuel. January INS - Prows mother. brothers. in; and Meet. It Avon Green. A day to remember. sad to reran Without farewell he left us an TAYLOR --Treasured memories of o r dear baby. Clarence. die

FLEETWOOD RESERVE beat Blackpool Old Boys 5-2 in the second round of the Fylde Cup on Saturday. Despite bad conditions it was a good game and even with the score 2-2 in the first-halt but Fleetwood ran out worthy winners. Cookson (2). Minns (2) and &angleld scored for Fleetwood.