THE only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson, of Poultonstreet. Fleetwood, Miss Margaret A. Wilson. married to Mr. lan C. Commie. at St. Peter's Pariah Church. on Saturday. The bridegroom, who is the est son of Mr. and Mrs. Ul l Campsie. of Agnew-road. Fleetwood, is an engineer d

THE Fylde Water Board are negotiating for a site on Freesall Hill of 70S square yards on which it is intended to construct a reservoir with o capacity of 100,140 gallons, and a pumping station. The proposed scheme is the outcome of complaints of rest. dents living on the higher

Directors of . Ltd.. recommend a dividend for the past year of 10 per cent., the same as in the previous year.

MAN who would never have survived dockland's ribbing this week if he hadn't a sense of humour was Bill Corrigan. of Cop-lane. Fleetwood. who loads fish at the railway sidings. Bill won for judging in the best order ladies' nightdresses in a Sunday newspaper competition. " I had

B AD weather indescribable to those who have never been to the Icelandic and White Sea grounds brought long-distance trawlers to port late this week. upsetting schedules for regular supplies. Some vessels lose £2OO for every day late. The expensive Red Hackle lost £250 a day.

A PTER a long illness, Mr. John Wilding, of Warren-street. Fleetwood. died in Hassell Hospital, last Wednesday. Before he retired. Mr. Wilding was a shipwright, and worked for R. Newton and Sons, - Ltd. and James Robertson and Sons iFleetwoodi Ltd He was.the son of Mr. and Mrs.

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