Friday, t9th januAry, DUNOON WEDDING The miarrtagte took place ia the High Kirk of Dunoon, Wednesday, 10th January, between Sub-Lieut. Robert Aitken Salmon RNVR., only of the late Mr T. J. Salmon, sO’idtor, and Mrs Salmon, Belvidere, Bo’ness, end Miss Mary Black, elder daughter o

Labour had gained a majority) the County Council, having 34 of the 52 seats Results.i Dalmeny —Rev W. Neil Sutherland , unopposed. Abercom —John Fergusson 221; Thomas Sneddon 73 . 1 Garriden —Rev . T Water Lund, unopposed. Rinnci! —William Wotherspoon, unopposed 1 LinlithgowEast

Mr A. M. Bis £tt, Bathgate, an authority on history, customs and traditions of the county of West Lothian, wri the ‘Courier,’ deals with an Inquiry regarding Cock’.eroy:— This hill has been commonly spelt as Cockleroi in an effort to assiociate it with a French origin and, by th

The appeal I made last week' for funds to purchase a self-propelling chair for a local man ha* met with a response that leaves me speechless. Within four hours of the ’Speaker'’ being on the street I had many visitors—some men and women X know, and some I didn’t know—but all wit

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RED CROSS. Surgical Dressings Work Party. The Work Party met in a social capacity on Tuesday night in Austin’s Tea Rooms. Bellsnill. Among those present were Mrs Stewart, Murdostoun Castle: Mrs Main M.8.E., Coatbridge; and Mrs Dale Logan, Newmains. Miss B. D. Gordon. local vice-

The funeral took place on Tuesday week, Mr. W. G. Gardiner, of Winfarthintr. Deceased was 70 years old and had been a Special Constable in the last war and this. He was born in, and was one the oldest inhabitants of Winfarthinir Th'e Rev. V. C. Wynburnc conducted the service and