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Because the Crosville Mater Oarless had • virtual monopoly on the Winaford to Middlewich route they were exploiting passenprs traysthog as far as Crook-lane. Mr. H. IK alleged at Tuesday's meeting of Wasford Count& Mr. N. divisional elelle.r for the CsiWaal. 210 11 at te the Mow

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Brothers regret dance hall conduct TO LEAVE O RD Strte n d ) IBallrooon because of their conduct. two Winsford brothers continued to shout and swear oUndlle. consequently. were snessett. Me vas at IMlsslilisisa• NI limaday. Clerks Ileviard Dram illeb. a slsel sod Ain Dresse III).

EVERYTHING about Rudheath and St. John's 17th annual horticultural show, dog show and pony gymkhana on the St. John's School held on Saturday was bigger and better than ever. Record receipts of approximately £l5O will go towards church funds. After three wet years in succession.