C L IT H E K O E A D V E K T B E R & T IM E S


BOWLAND WATER SCHEME RATE FOE COMING HAIF-YEAR


xgreat ^lentists the agnostic la


jg (or is it doubting?) that, the ict can mow anything outside of e For a scientist j to carry, this


lUld not) be certain of anything,. )r' of external realities nor even own existence. Surely if any-


mean ^iversal doubt and the of all certitude and truth, since


into the spher^ of science, it


lof the sfenses, to deny (or doubt) Ithe intellect can achieve kno'w- and to sit down charting mono-


could induce intellectual despair ifteningj of | the brain, this could, refuse constantly'} to allow the ct to utter: judgment on the evid-


lisly "I don’t know, I can’t know," [to my mind savours less of logic 1 of lunacy.: It is not the supreme


put the al 8, etc.,'


|m, Nottingham. IE VALUATION Ot LAND


V syste [many vbmen


amon


lication, of the intellect. i W. KENYON.;


t,—The letter, by “ First-Time i " is ti) the point. There ls_ a


convictions will fight 'em those


luncU n.eetlngs ulttee


lof party actions, I


[hi ■^1 buying


0 agnosticism being the only logi- ^ (titude loria scientist, I should say it; was the oije illogical atti- , It C£.n ;be achieved only by , one’s jnind to the evidence, by


ceptlon, t ' 1 ' ■; j' ■ , ' ' M


at their: monthly meeting at the Town Hall, ;Clitheroe, on Monday afternoon, i approved to principle a regional scheme 'to supply the, southern portion of, the district; with ivatef. A copy of a report upon water supplies within the district, prepaired byl Mr. A. Brooksbank, M. Iristj C.E.)M;lnst. W.E.,|, Is to be submitted I to the .County Council' for tlitof obsfervatlons. : j


Bowland Rural District Council,


the doming half-year should ,be 7s. Qsjlp. the £, making i a tjotal for 'the ydar''of 15s. 5d.


i t was decided that the.'irate for


. Conimitteel were made (subject to approval of the Regional Food.


Notolhatlons to the Food Control ' BUILDING : ■ ' " ;


,cer) as'follow: consumer mefii- ( Mrs. G. Lister, Mrs. , C.,


. trade members, Messrs. ,N. Water- worth, R. Herd, J. Howard, T.


j ‘inany people that the m i Is .breaking down, are hoping that :men of moral principles and ■ come forward lines Irrespec-


;. He would then know which } •to.turn.' I


[of Idhd.i. Otherwise it would | Information to the land specu-


bsuafly [because they land or have a scheme necessitate the :pur-


Issues and [party re driven Into


ippe' nb one,believes that the :e\offt”|ln: the: lind racket h a s ! solvM' by comn^lttee silence or ;


! ■


di ’They are, njerely making the i of things as they are. e only) thing that will end' th is ! of business is a public an d !


ie po^erj of compulsory pur- si To believe so ts not to under- i


ilally - imade valuation which ^ Id serve as a basis for taxa- for I compensation when governments


led, land, i The [price could be ,ght tb the test of. recorded


1$ yet there is no indication; that Labour . Party-\ylll give to the


fr'whei.'mfiklng decisions or in Isis.'. , ' '


' '


It respect "they ^ e no different the ’Tory Party. Nevertheless, in both parties right thing if


jmunlty the land values that mg .to] the coiiiinunlty, and' In


re are jood men woulc. dp the were free frpm their party . I


ilnatloi'.


[tlnuous process of betterment lall v e come to almost a dead I?' Vlhentthe people realise


'doubt in good!.time produce , But the point of high rents, rate i and taxes are .the [de- nlnlng factors. Shah we haye a


'Uses are: priority No. 1, and parties will promise these, .pd


I t land rent cannot be fixed by In-made laws,, 'then they [will Use that as land rent Increases ges and interest!fall, 'and 'there-, I hangs my story. lalley. . r


■ F.aS. ' I ! DUTCH PEOPLE NEED HELP


plr,—Seme time ago Clitheroe pie did good work in providing pltalltiy to Dutch chlldre a■ ' 5 ir '


preclatled. [ There stlll.lhoTyever, at need in Holland—an


ssilre !them[ it was touch


[rough the; medium of personal htacts I find the greatest need Ibe for boots, shoes and/ clqthlngi |her.n(^w or second-hand, and I make 'arraiigements ‘ for their


portunlty ffor [helping hands,


[rough, though there can [ be nO] Isolute guarantee of delivery to' a: jeclflc person. The members of le Du(ch Esperanto Society in : tterdam, whom I kno^ berson- y, would carry put thb distribu- They are. fairly stropg, and - now growing rapidly f after


[tributlon where they are most (ed'ed. Parcels are getting


|Mr.,,:T, pehue, ner


Igarett ay the lually


tog b ^ e d aind driven underr| lund under Hitler, when they ked to-thb sabotage movement;. H.[ Taft, of 6, Milton-’'


[dgmen,t from j the recipients,.


felr gifts to me, or to Mr w’lL L ip BRIE


arltably , disposed kind iweltome' Will


:Sented to[ Identify himself with - is apieal, and ydll endeavour to t fori'lonors a personal acknow-r:


s , tobacco and :mohey to cost [of .tijansport yvould be anyone


rley[


[Up-Bi}ooks,i ciitneroe. LAS5HOjLJS]i CHOPPING


[ The [;dlnistlry of Agriculture and Tisheries, after, consultation with Ither Ministries l and the N.F.TJ.,


[hich could ber than .those


I as reppto^ Orders, nlted the


Jlasshcuse arc'a to foodcrops. ’Ifie lounty War Agricultural Executive lommittee have! been: asked fo


[ho urdextake to devote not leM lan 7) per jeeni. .of th e ir-h e^d


____ ___ I of food; Fuel will i maJe available to tlho^e growers


devoted; to.crops


Irepar; a list, of such growers fpr ae Information] of th # Regional


bai Officers!] of. the Ministry :.pf liel a ad This, arrangemjent dpes


yer.iri.'-'


ir'which arej not-prodilcjlng p i ^ ^ or s^ile. As regards ' [rowers, produeprs of [


•piowei's who I are not p - r e p a r e d to liter Into anl ,undertaking i as de- Jprlbe. 1 above! wdjll be allocated otoy , 1 minimum supply of fbel for to® i areservation of their midleus stoqp i. Fof pi; mts and flowers, j j!


Ixlstliig artongemento .for' luppllJs will continue; [GlaisshoU^


S


nl, and [ownerso:| jple plant I coiled’'


j • i'*"


• gluishouses In prlvajcinot apply ’■


Q gardens , specialist


ilants i for I I specially


ons, j 'tlie


Horticultural whiih; ' have to gl bouses


y send; Taft. [


Clitheroe, I secretary of the : butch effort,, has kindly


I I


lidard o f ; moral' values — a rlbn to which iwe can 'always


lur tail i.?r Why| should we not V? Furthermore, the great, pressing heed bf the moment, thattwe are beginning our istruction, is o establish a


nyhow,


national what is


the valuation


■ al metoorlal service In Grlndleton/ parish Church.


members of the Council contri­ buted to a collection for a poppy wreath In connection with Armis­ tice Sunday. It is intended to hold


Following the usual practice, :


congratulailon to Councillor Gar­ rard : on hls[ appointment to the position', Qf' [Surveyor General! to the Duchy of Lancaster. Counclllbr R. Hltchln, J.P., pre­


cllfle)., ,and. Councillor! Tattersall were]appointed, to inspect some timber houses (similar to those to! be built} -to, 'this district): which are to'cobrse.'of creation at Watford. ■ It was; decided to send a letter of.


The Surveyor (Mr. R, Htoch-


Tittersall, Miss V. M. ^Gar^lett,■ Mrs. L. Smith, Mrs. P. M. Barlow,' Messis. R.' iEtltchln, H. Hartley, J.. Watson; A Garrard, .J.lEmwood;


:Holgate,: R. Spearman; ,and one; tradej; employee member, Mr. T j Blow, i ' '!


iitlon; dairy at RodhlU (3atei for Sawley Estate, Iltd;; -cottages at Newsholme, for Mir, J. E. Fattbrlni; cowshed at Fell Side Pafm, for J. Read. ! Consenf; was| also given In respect of proposed! alterations at Waddojw Hall, ifhe dairy at Rod- hlll! Gate}' the cottages at News- holme,' and the [cowshed a t Fell SldeFarm.


proved:' Conversion of a coach house at Gisbum! Park into, a cot­ tage, for Hlndley Estate Co.; alterations to outhouse at Wad- dpw Hall, [ for Girl (Guides’ Assocla-


’The following


MATTERS plans i were


Iron work at all the Council Houses, was reported to be In heed of re­ painting. [The Surveyor!stated that his workmen would not be available for i some; time, and It was sug­ gested that It shbuld be left over till spring.'The. necessary materials will be provided [for'toy tenants


The ^extem'al [wood | work and ! |


iCovtocil to R. Wdllbank, WUlc^ Farm] Glsburn, arid to C.W.S;, Ltd,, Higher. House, Mltton.'i


sided, and others present were: CounClllbrs J. Watson, L. CoUlnge', W. W. Dugdale, T. Holgate, H. Kay- ley, T. i Walker, S. Walmsley,- H. TattersaUiiWi Prc(ctcr,.T. Eastw()od .and T.'Robinsoa The ,minutes contained jth^‘foUpwlng:!


- proxlmately 12,543 gallonsrper,day;; Sawley, 98,000 (2,743); Rlmington, 307',000 (8,771): Newt[on, 71,000 (2,030). Thesfe figures were approxi­ mately thq sm e as in the .previous five weeks, | .


the ' Council’s mains for the five weeks ended] September 14th was; Grlndleton, 439j000 galldns, orap-


C^NSUWOPTION OF .WATER; This cbnsulnptlon of water from


'ibeen obtainable during 14 hours of was resolved ■ that the


■ A letter! 'frpm the tenant of the Thrqe Pishes Hotel, Mltton, com­ plained of the unsatisfactory state of the water supply! pointing out .that bn occasions no' water had


'. |[


'with a view remedied. A! Ministry


the day, .'It Clerk draw


ittentiori to the matter to 'the position being


related .to -the disposal of water supply-, facilities' and sewerage plants provided by the Govemmenij during thb war'In ribrinectibn Mth camps, hostels or factories. It was resolved to make, application to toe. Mlnistry . for' retention of a drinking water storage tank In­ stalled in connection with the R.A.F.; camp near Ray thome, as it would probably be useful to supple­ ment the homestlc' water supply at Paythorne during periods of shortage. |


Of Health circular ■ '


supply at Gisbum was in a very unsatlsf actofar condition and 'that part of the shortage was occa­ sioned by a I leak from the mato' in the neighbourhood of Coal Pit-lane.; It -vvas resolved ithat :the Clerk draw! the! attention of the owners to this matrer and urge that the necessary: repairs be effected.


It was .reported that the water


SUGGESTED REGIONAL SUPPLY : SCHEME


Mr Arnold Brooksband, M.Inst.


C.E!, M.Inst. W.E;, In a repbrt, out­ lined h is ! proposals fo ra ; regional scheme to supply 'the southern


,pf the report be submitted to the ^County Coupcll for 'their observa tlons.


DUNSOP BRIDGE AND WATER


j UNDERTAKINGS _


portion of'the district, lit was re­ solved that the,(^uncll approve. In principle a scheme, and .that a copy


carried put at [farms fo^,^Jhe cleanliness of cowsheds, dSlrles and utensils. ;


■Thirty [ - two Inspections! were ! | j


RFCOYERy OP EVACUATIOR I .! . [: EQuiP|®NT


,


a Ministry of Hejalth: circular gardlng recovery of beds and bed­ ding xer(ialning Iri the custody of householders, whlbh was orlgtofdly Issued for; the [use of billeted, per­ sons. . It ; was: resolved that out­ standing!. , iequipmqnt be coliebted and returned to store.; ■ ' ■! | ' A letter frbm^^ ijhe Yorkshire


The Clerk reported the recelp


■ Licences fori the production of “Accredited" milk, It [was stated, had beeri granted by [the County


■prepared; to undertake the work themselves.


j.' | ' . |


•thUt the Council [ should take over Uib Gisbum water undertaking, and a deputation!-was appointed to meet .the company’s representa- ■tives.


■tatioh frpm the B[lndleyiiEstate](jo.‘; ■ mnnity.lwhen: they are forced,


should take over! responsibility for the water supply, undertaking; at Dunsop Bridge. |iesolved that|the offer be gratefully 'accepted.,. Referenbe was made ■to the liivi-


CONSERVATWB SAY “SQUARE DEAL’’


“ 1]IEVER ABUSED OUR MAJORITY”


! -


the statement by Labour that the Conservatives only do, any­ thing fpr the welfare.ofthe’ comh


: addressed by the; Conservative candidates in ; the . Municipal Elections.


declared Conncillor H. Cook jai a meeting on ! Monday evening ini St. James’s School, Clitheroe,


:


Town Council, It Is true, but I think they csui -at.least give.i-us credit for the honesty of our convictions, as I give them credit for their opinions. We have never hbused our- majority, and have been; as • fair as possible," added Councillor Cobk. ■


“ We-have a,.majority on the “ There is no justification for


Ladies At thej


of local not a I do cj


services. at the long pfei


repres commi


Aiiil Geihlemen, requ


fi »nhco


toive t ty io an


and tote trust furthei,


add to ti count;ry


' USi' ;c : o:e e


tovenji dent : toeni


have decided toj offer toy [..Independent candidate jnlng election, [rover a lave made a close study i mpnt affairs. Although


St of many ratepayers of all sections of the


,ie


of advanced economics, have the necessary; tact for the .ratepayers to mpartlal. discretion to


;eneraB; wet


, -toy project ,likely to i-betog of the town and


’y.


Clitheroe and district to worth­ while plays perfbrmed by capable artistes has beeri reflected to the large audiences iof,!rplays! to the Parish Church Hall. On Friday and Saturday, “ The [Co!^ Is Green” (Emlyn Williams) was given, and onl Monday.and ’Tuesday Sheridan’s classic comedy, VThe School ]for Scandal,” was thb attraction. Pre­ sented under thej ajusplces . of the Arts Council, which [has now taken over the activities of C.E.MM., both plays were, well-istaged and pro-' du<^.


The interest bf the people !of T ra c to rs a re sp e ed ie r than


•horses, so th e r e ’s a .g r e a te r s t r a in on implements., 'F a i lu re


■ to re a l is e ithi^ c'auses. iiore breakdjwns lihan anythin!' e l s e .


i^Your enemies a re r iu s t. d i r t , . loose n u t s ,!.maladju^'iments , i ’ and la c k [o f lu p r ic a tIo n I


1 ,,


Emlyn Williams Is a. fine crafts­ man of the theatrb and his play,


I Councillor: I. T. Rushtbn,- who presided, said that while CUtherbe


'■ ,.....


jtum: of [peace. Councillors! were needed who Coiild Jackie thlsworki puccessfully. First need was houses for - the.. men who- had been ,de- prlved of home life during the wax> (and this would be one of the malm planks In the Conservative pro- gramme.q'Other needs hicluded a cottage hospital, a maternity home; and baths,,.


' ;. .


RATEPAYERS THE ! SHAREHOLDERS I I


the question of municipal finance, and) briefly touched; upon the way money is! raised and expended.! He compared the running of a town with iithe [ runrilng of a company. The ratepayers were the share­ holders, and their dividends were represented' by the .amenities and facilities [which'the town provided. The councillors were .the “ direc­ tors’! appointed by the ratepayers, and their fee !was the pleasure to be derived from adtolnisterlrig!the town’s'affairs. Mr, HJ Blackburn said, he -was


Councillor J. Driver dealt with


parambunt problem confronttog Local Authoilltlia '3ood houses, p whether erected by din ct labour or by private enteipfisi , wl r receive ; my whole­ hearted SuppOt, providing they .are substantially built and equlppto, as far as possible, with those.modern labour- saving devices which'will lessen the work, of t ie ho isewife.. I haye heard a suggesUoii for Bats as an expedient | to the hpusiig ptjblem. This, I Ptomise,, will be vl 5orou >ly opposed by, me, as I am all for privacyjOi home life.' |


Housing; Ii; my opinion this is the


Interested! In providing as ;m,any amenities' lor the public .as M reasonably possible,! and thought partlculalr attention should b e ^ d to the Castle and ite grounds. Pub­ lic batito were very'.desirable, but there w'qre many services! toore Important. :


Whitley Council enclosed a metoor- anduto on the rehabilitation ^nd re-settletoent of. ofideers returning for [ doity -after war service. Re­ solved th'at .the (Council approvb In principle! the recommendations set out. In view of the stoall.riutober of the Council’s officers concerned, be


individual consitieratlon to given jin !each: ca^.


■


! :■"!:' 1 ■ THE SLIP AT WHITEWELl


ascertained to settlemerit of


The recent slip at Whltewell was


,t[^?,l) „the .pipe. line, .had',settled, causing the collapse c>f the 9-inch


Board’s pipe track. It.'was reve?iled‘


have been caused by the Fylde Wqter


'surface rirater [dralfl, .and this had caused siirfacel water,to seep alorig the' line Of the Water poard’s 'pipe track for sotoe distance, washing away. earth fouridations of the highway.!


the! parstpet -^al of ithe Coilnty Bridge at Dunsep Bridge, which had been knoqkeq- down by a mlllr tary vehicle.


owned by theJFyJde Water bu The County (jourictl Is:asking Board tb dedlealte. the! land formlrig [part of the highway.


on the [Clapham road ! on ;


vleyori referreh places which havq been constructed ■..............


! A letter from Repairs have been- carried out to i I


houses, but tor Industrial develop­ ment. Negotiations for the dcr velopmeiiti} of the. .borough had, to be kept (secret .as. far as possible^ but there were -several buildings which would' be. comlrig; ■vacant! and for which application had' beeii made. Other amenities Included' facilities; for sport'land additional playing space, for children. : .


CbuncUlor C. Chatburn; em; lasisedrnot only 'the need .foi;


EMPlioYMENT WITH GOOD ' WAGES'


the County Sur- to the passing


■ ^and as


County Goiinc] tance of [ Gertoan! prisoners of to help With c|e4rlng: up some of the road-side ,ydrges[ which., had become ! overgrov^ vnth noxious weeds. iThe pourity Surveyor


HffortS'were!: being made bv to obtain- the a p s - war


the


way within the district requiring lattentlojiL I ‘


quested details of lengths of-tog


HOR'riCDLTURAL LECTURf: j ^ ; II


schi^meI GISBURN C 0 u n ,t!y Agricultural ■


to the^offer bn behalf of [ the Duchy of Lancaster ' that the Council


Further consideration! was given WEST3I0BLAX])


BEAUTY SPODI FOE NATIONAL TKUST


part of it, has come into the hanp of, the National Trust as a result of the efforts of the local Pansh CounqiL Well-known to thousands of'Lancashire and Yorkshiiie folk who, ;are lovers of the countryside, the Knott ‘merits the " description of “ a bit of unspoiled Eng-;


Amside Knott, or a considerable or.’bus.',


and satisfaction in learning that only a week: previously, the .Grey Court Fellowship acquhed a ' large house— formerly a residential school—known


There will be still further .intel’est. ' ■ '' i


I people have I been enabled weekly to eiijoy a restful and recuperative noli.'-


as “Parkside’’ situated at the foot of The Knott, m order to extend the work which Grey],Co.urt, .Hest .Bank, has carried >on sb successfully and ihten- sively, and where some fifty, to sixty


day. It! is hoped to open " Parkside [’ to visitors early next -year. Delight­ fully situated, 'it overlooks the Levens estuary land; commands a panoramic .view of the Lakeland mountains.


; ORDER S^^D POTATOES NOW. ■ : -M ’! !i • i-, i : : 1


:; exactly ihowj they stand [and will be jWe to arrange ‘theri stdoks in good i ; time for, early I deliveries. ::


' Seed! potatoes from Scotland come !to England knd Wales chiefly by rail (Ond sea:; odtbber, November and D^ j cember are the months when the raU- I ?ay compailies can best' carry this 'trafac. ! Potato growers aretherefore .advised'to Order their seed' for next year’s planting as soon , as possible. If mis is done,! suppliers will then knqiv


.drew .attention to [a scheme wh$re-> by public organlsatloris could [ob­ tain, 'free of charge,'! lecturers, on food production to allotments and private gardens, i ' ! .


A' letter from !the :West Riqing Organiser


i T GISBpRN.


land." Some^ eight miles from- Carn-j forth, it can easily be reached by'train'


general meeting! was held : on Montoy, but.: was i only poorly attended. The balan'oe Sheet showbd a' healthy state bf affairs, due; mbinly to incretod members’;, subscriptions I and billiards receipta ''Officials Were elected for [the coming.year, with Mr. ;J.!S. Precious, secretary,; apdiMr. .A. Parker, treasurer. p lt‘"was not possible to’proceed with any


■ LISTER INSTITUTE.—’The anifuai , . y .1.


owing'to' inability' to obtain a 'care­ taker. Al further appeal is to be made to try to fill this vacancy, iri order that rtoreatiOn.'for.'leisure noUrS' may be provided during! thel winter for youths


rogramme fori the! immediate, future, |


not pay! refit. We , must'have em^ ployment and: good wages. Ret mtodtog electors that women who wanted' to. go to the clinic with their children had to push peram­ bulators up the hill to the Castle; Mr. Dlxbn Inquired whether it would not be possible to have a building to a more convenient peti­ tion. The Conservatives were out to give a “ straight deal.” ; ! ; Mrs. a! a. Roberts, who claimed


years’* experience to the building trade might be of some use'lp coni ridotlbri t^th houstogj On' Industrial development, he said lit was no use, building new houses'lf people could


Mr. T. Dixon thought his forti^ outdoo


in dlfl^reSt paijts of 'ihe'towniwill have my clbseOt coi slderatlon, more so ! In view of Ihe licreasing motor trafdc and ItV'danger: to. thej chUdren. ( ,


i ! !


F - Ih the


open


As a lover bf sport and play-fields'


_____ 3r Every Home: l| feel, too, cthat this & prscticablel A lopal finan­


a batl ments. CUther


mo st hi mble dwelling requ, „ a id h .door sariltary arratige- A bith for [every home in oe Is wl at I would Uke to toe.


I will end lavoi r to make olif old town- the real bisincss centre of the Kibble


especially in industries and


... If elected,


Valley.; f Public bathk;


____ . to e ^ t . I . toleMyJ sug­ gest that i he irovlslon: :of' publlCj ba|fis mightlwel, be considered as, a ^' war memi trial to those of jour, town and rural are i who have mi suprento sacrifice.


1 I-


vided the I lathi are standard and com- wl;h those of'other t iwns. We


necessity will


inances j ermlt, this j long-advo----- .„ have my support, I pro­


When labour arid


was proud of its war-time record',* much ' work of , a reconstructive nature-Is I necessary with the ire-


.. ’■ r .b v f ik l,


, <•- ■ Welsh countryside m


set :to i f f a remoto


part of the 19th be; Itury, holds 'the attention throughbio to its three acts.


ivUlrige; of [ the In the latter


The action' takbs'^ilaoerlfi tiiejllvlng ropm of 'a . Iiqu%’M'-th.e -Vvlilage, and covers arfEOTWIofi-three.'y^s.' Miss Moff-at, i&emew owner .'.of the; house, arrives i fiill:: of' reforming


i i ; ■


natural torimM'1pk^®&c^’ for having a igoedjMgl^to^iof'de-' votiM the.r;f|awi-iMsurei'hours to study. Discovering tiiatTond'-of the young men has jk!-'!brllllArif”'And' original mind bemridi his 'surface uncouthness, ' Miss [ Moffat concen­ trates; her .energies upon him, and he Is driven, 'coaxbd, bullied and encouraged in h l | studies, so that he I eventually .-vijlns an : Oxford sohblarshlp. His wbrk and achieve­ ment seem, to h^ve been In vain whbn, in the moment of success he Is faced with the result of a solitary I ffidlscretion with Miss Moffat’s hou^kee^f’s hussy of va daughter; But Miss Moffat fights to the! end and tonvhu»s him that he has a; greater du|;y ltd maiklnd as a whQle than to one unworthy In- ffivldual, -and the! play,erida with heri taking on thefitask of bringing up the child, after she had safely! got' the father off her hands..


realises theilfdrcb (rif B(Wiiai'--'i''and Ignorant pi'bjUdiii'ds! ' -whliih strive, to mar hm:;pliLhkfM-'M^


zeal, determlried •tid!'kta'ri;%''isdhool' for i the young:: mlriers;ri';She 'soon


t


whereby : Inane lal. assistance ,i could ' be liven bn ;i;lon(-term policy to anyone ,


ial Scheme .:ould be .investigated;


selves Ho Ifadubtrial d'^lbpmerit,”|and. connection with lighter agriculture.


Indu itrlil D >aces 53 ii


ii velopmeint: The wide ' our town lend them-


with A l f re d . B u rk e as John Goronwy Jones, the dour, saved ■Welshman; and [phattie i&laman as IjBessle Wattw, 'the wayward, sensual, and yet 'ever^ttiactlve daughter of the'] jidusekeerier, ■


Eveflr' character was well caM, Out­ standing. Margaret l^rOon W Miss


Moffkt, Katm.eenjMlchael\.as.Mf& Watty, Haroito.jLajag',: as Morgan


■ally^ilack. of i'audlblllty toust have proV-edr Irkscmel.-to! soriie'i-Of' '.the audience, but It [was never'Suffi­ cient to detract froui the: all-round excellence 6f; the .performance,-! 'f i Sherldan’s'.'icomedyji'.’Mlhe ^ b o l


fori Scandal,”, wastflisfc'pro’daced at Drury-lane "Theatre'' to'' 1777” and


Evans--ea(tot'!;'gkye.!r'dlstinctlon [to itheir;roles}"'-and,''the other;-parts were- .adequately ji flUedi". Ocoaslbri-


X


-j^Your a l l i e s .are in yoiir • 'to o 1-box! Ipok a f te r i^em'. Wra3j sparmers jin'dus';e,r[.'i Pad ioos^ spae'esi wit!i A f t3 r .u s e , put| to o ls


I . c a r e tu l iy ayvay-—a spe finer ploughediin i s aspanne


Carrj^; always a fey? chaip apd s im i la r [sp a red in a th e ;'to o l-b o x . l i t may sa'Ve f ia l f th e l:’armi


Keep


:V,opk they


|io s t . l in k s t in In


an-hour ’ s ! walk ..back j to in s tru c t ic in l^ o k s in (the


^hop: you’l l know where;; are '■then.‘!''',:i|..'| . . ! ' . ! 11; ;


[Tighiien any 'loose inuts ^ndiigo -over jevery g re a se r .with' 'gun every morning. .Wipe .off fiipplea: f i r ja t ; greasy again atYaeai time's.


the 'd i r t


YOUR' MACHINERY :WILL LAST LONGER IF Y(iu 'TRAVEL I SLOWLY dN HARD


EVERY mm A BETTER U U :i ■ ■ A


THE TO BG)Rii


FR ID A Y ] O C T O B E R 19, 19 4 5


iA G E tR O M Y , jS C d T T . I..


epEndent candidate.


'TEIE •R»U


ACTORS QP THE lUGH. OP CUTHEROE.


PLAYS IW


LARCX AUDIENi^ e.E.H.A. SUCCESSES


HIM 0


T H R E E


this wffi le ny only appeal to[ you. ’Therefore, hoping to b your suppe


•yours to ^rve, Blj SCOTT.


to be practical, said I she wa,s; !par-- tlcularly Interested' to social, wel-- fare, h*ome life and health services! Ever since she left [school, hOuser work had been her chief occupa-^ tlon. She knew something of the “ hard way ’’ of domestic work; and she realised the great help house­ wives obtained through the modem labour-saving devices. Emphasis-; ing the need for women on the Council, [she said [that on kotoe questions women could see farther


tiian men, and [their opinions shbuld; be especially useful to con- nectlbn “


provision'; of maternity accommo­ dation; and clinics. I


with ' soclari welfare,, the


THE NEED FOR NEW j I INDUSTRIES


are need^ as quickly as possible. If Cllthefoelis to grow there must be! new Irid'ustries, and' accomtoodar' tlon must-be fbund' for, those [who were employed to those Industries.! A common requlretoent for both housing and’ industry -was wjater,' the demand for whibh would grow.' Clltheroe Council, with Its Con-: servative | majority,' had made plaris [to meet this demand by the construction of a neyt reservoir. Councillor H. Cook said tiielonly;


CouncllW W. Christy said hbuseS


18, St. 101


Lane I place bn both moril attended.' the -Rev.. Manchester


I Th


and he courses.


trlbuted L ing they


who has was the bass vplce in the reel: and a: demon contrast of the soli c An pui


Mr. No;


"Besn tol hymn |‘C Sullivan’s verse' was.. congregatlc the last vf


ongrega- ondonde


conductor! organ.The d312.


Mafy.’s l^treet. Cl theroe.


E l iN E M l ar nua I '.occasio i In [ the i Moor


DAT


etbodist'Church calendar took Hum


celiv


Elenfieth Blo&am; BD.,_of tfie Toe. !!i Area red tw( forcefi


ing Tl.i


in nan ung


stratei


ladre, dis-


e-'eniig soloist, his resonant beiig heard to advantage " feehthe Deity within ”


Taylor, of Accrington, at Moor Lane before,


.It nal __ several items.


san a


WIl .Implicit, imentfd- male singing,


IS tie expn <1 c ■ ■


lis powe| ■ “


arm ye brave,”[which . In marked slve reridering


'oime mto M®! y® weary.” to _ -adbl’s Largo, i and the


with! Mr. G.jCowgUl at the iu:ch unds bebefited by|over.


iifig by R e n' united


; se. Mr.


Loit Chord." ’The becond - 'St. Taylor, arid the with the choir in W. Taylor was the


way of replacing w.hat had been lost III tile export trade Is by pro­ duction.; A development commit-, ■tee was In touch vfith leaders of industry, ;and every qffort is being made'to obtain new Industrie^ but the q'iiestion generally asked [ was “ Can you house our work-people?” . Mr.[ R. ifl. Hartley said


of the village, who are without suitable alternatiye accqmmbdatlon.


ing iri the Parish! HaU on Saturday night. At the invitation of H to Taylor^ president of t^e Glsburn bnd


District iiYoung Mrs. Taylor, members of the club and


other friends, to th[e number of about 130,. engaged in El; Dorado; whist wd dominoes; : PrizesJ presented


YF.cl-!-There' wak a i happj^ ■ gather­


: Don't end ure r h e um a tk paii^s, backache or arindiy disorders


advisory bommittee,; vice-presidents mid


Taylor, were won as follows: wiusc. 1, Mrs[ Irving;: 2, !Mrs. Breate; (wm. Mrs. Johnston;! blcjden, number


;i r hep yourself well and fit for


H. Spencer. Gento: 1, H. Moorho^, 2, R. Breaks: don., jC. Parkinson; hid; den. number, H. Snilleton; senr. Domi­ noes:''Tom Holgate and; Geo. Brass.


-*N work. Nobody can afford to be hanfficapped and made miserable


by backache, lumbago, stiff a i^ g joints,'rheumatic pains, urinary


mid blidder disorders,* giavd jOr miy symptoms of slu g ^ kidney action.


Mr. ’Taylor officiated (as M.C. and, with Mrs. Taylor, gave the prizes. An appetisirig supper ^ s followed by an entertainment by the ‘’[Meistersingers” concert; party, Burnley.!',Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were heartily thanked for their hospitality by the'lVicax (Rev. IV.i M, Lister), Geoff. Clegg and F. -WrathalL and a most enjoyable; evening ended with thd singing Of “For he's a jolly


good fellow." i' I ii I. !:


' able to filter fixim the Mood toe hatmtol impurities which so onen tatito [pain and discomfort. ,• I iHtolthy workers iiii all trades^ hnd gratefully recommend Doan a [Pills, i IFfty tu t try them yourself r


bring welcome relief ftom these ailments by helping to deaqse sluggish kidneys, so [that they gre


[ Doan’s Badache Kidney PMs D O A N ’ S i n ■'''! .


CUtheronlan he had the welfare of ■the town 'very, much at heart,' and anything which was ifor the benefit of the community -would have his whole-hearted Interest. !


os a ■ A :'i : ... ... ■ :! ■ ' LA’ 'Esr


CEEIS'IMAS I’OSIING DATES.


and palrce s intended for Christmas delivery I ovi srsea 5 to the principal forces arid countries ere:


(correspbnflencf) December 1st.! AS.E.A.C. and S.E. Asia Aif Force:


AustraUajanc New Zealand: By air ir mail, December 7th. j


Ceylon Ai: Foi ce, IndlaJ and^ Ceylon: By air, December 7th; surface, Novem­


India ICommMd, Ceylon Command, ' ' ! ber 1st.."


cember CM.F.


by surfME, No'fember 10th . \ j : Aden-|E|eceinlber 12th; [November 1st.


SouthS frica:: Air, Decembef; 7th; ' I ! ] !


Middle East, Persia arid Iraq:' De- :2;h and November, lOtl


vember I st. vWest Mi' whether


■ Gibrallier: (except parcels only)


ember |1 ( B.O.A.P


and November November


Canada


teacher School] at church.


The ____ and il9th


December East Af; lea


. B.L.A.; December 12th lir 01- surface route), k


December 12thj and No- i


I '! -


December 112th [and 8th : December 1st (parcels


U.S.A.:'December 12th; 26th (except parcels); (parcels (only);


newljy - annotote^ ".t


preSefit! hidad mlstreSs iat New- ■ -


,ldU '


■ A'man : own he


1s but salying iji wiser to-fii Pope,


Jias ay tl [j-anci '.Eshlre. I, -r '■ I


should never bd ashamed to been in the wrong, which a other words'that he is an he was yesterday.—


! The objects we!bursue and the spirit we riianlfest reveal our standpotot. |and show what: we !l are winnmg.—Mary


Baker Eddy-:' ■ il i : i' h ;


: Srennahd’s Endowed lum. Is Mrs. Durham,


head


North Africa! arid] Malta: 12th and Novetaber! 17th.; Decemberj 12th| and No-


The late, t di tes for posting : letters | u '


Whenion Irs res


Cfi'l SI


THE RESULT OT WjlBBY AHD AHXI^ l Nothin* IrnpaiM i !s«iur, rttiin W-4e


anleaa prompt atepa di'e ttten there la danger t{ neurasthenia. Remtobtr, Ae nerrea .caUnot


elp it-you are “■alf nenrea.”. . . .. J!_M Ail w


satL riffi


Q10 rcmcuy.wcsvc dA the blood, and the hirect-to the blood,


..--L- J i


ysttai than 1 worry.' '(li playaslich havoojlut Mder ita influenoe you ropn b^.me a nerVotis week. Yon row dM)esied,:xrntaUe,Mto^


has become lO diwr^ijed di»t yon «MOt n lie'trouble ia dne to denra aUryation.jMd


rlieeo'aad worry pter tnfles. ..Yott to tot want to woflp, tnt.yoM n ^ tu


.It 14 nnW


rouble iii many thousands of cases. A coprse • pf Dr. Williami.Pinlc Pilla .will quickly^ g\«


b, ia Dr. WiUiama F,-— r-— ---, alood created by tM«e bmi. acppliea to Itarved nervea just .the felementa th-y n.-w tn Ihia way theae pills hive banished neryoua


increased energy,.keen abpeUte, strong steady nervei and robust.he^th.' .


iKu them', Is. 5d. a Jox nclu.ding purehue tn


Sb build up your wrvpus system by ta^ng ^Williams brand pink PiUa.


I ’ , . , I' :


___ All (tri^ size chewsti


3s. Sd.), T.


SatterthWsjite £ Son Ltd. YORK STREET. Tei. 191. .


Your Utility Furniture


We certainly reconmend thej practical Utility Furhiture,iijfnd .i{ you will bring your Permits along 'we’ll do our best fpr you.


: / ( \ .■! r; and lil the evening, n set to the


choir led' the and also con- In thelmom-


,day, wherii the services, . , and night, were well


e special preacher was •


In cpncl usloii, ladies I an gentlemen, It! 0 1 November i Ijsst, I[am,


Entirely different! from the realis­ tic [play of Emlyn WlUlariis, “ The School for ScMidal ” retains ■ itsl appeal through the brilliant, ricld wit of Sherldari and Its chanri as a period plec^ representtog | the mariners and piodes of a bygone jage.^Scahdal and[ scandal-morigers any ageiTuke


state then h ^ been. presented many times and to riiany places,


the poor, they Me always with us, but sympathy will (always bd felt for poor ,Sir Peter Teazle,.; the elderly bachelpri'who married a young wife.


FViav or* o.lmauo ml+li lit.


: drama or melodrama, everything depends upon audience khow- Jngi Mhat Is occurring. Much of the speaking has perforice to be tjack- stage, and, po^biy, the acoustics bf the hall are ■ riot too good', al­ though! certain I biembers oflithe casrtiiCouldi.al'wayi'be heaifi •with but' diffibulty.j' Jplm! Blatchley as Sir Peter Teazle'! gave a splendi" performance throughout—teasei and tprtured,.. bevvlldered yeti be ,witched by hislgalv young wife. ’Thi role of Lady ’^eazle was taken b; Chattle Salamari, [ whose clarlt: ;and diction wer^ a real. deljghtJ especially as toey -are allied in al [charming perisohality.. AUf'edj Butke, too, as'}! the hypocritical Joseph Surface,.[gave a briUIantj [chriracterlsatlop,'i closely foUqwei by Harold Lapg brother, Charles.


■the witty dialofehe j ^ d on Monday much of this quick qhatter was| lost, Whether It bb. tiotoedy, romance


I The play, which .the adventun ' his wife, Is V


I


face, tile benevbl^t uncle, (wasi soundly portraired by Gordon Phll- lott. Kathleen] Michael 'as Mis, Candour was -all that could be de-


a s . his reprobate sir Oliver $ur


jslred, and Avrll IJaU portrayed jthd unpleasant Lray fSneerwell with accomplished artistry.


■ Both plays werb produced 'Beatrix Leahmunri,! and the effec’ tlve decor was by! Frederick Crobke,


' ' TRL|SS OR TRLJSS0) ?


j liThe wearer I of a truss should jiiot ft I Our method of fitting |truss^ .or: I maximum ^mfort to the wearer. reputation for comfort.


National Health PreScri 13


. ' P


revolves around Sir Peter dependent upon


■and


Yes, she’s popular with the, Fpfecs—the girl inthe canteen. They think quite a lot 0{ her-*-arid( rightly, for witooulHer and toe service of good cheer wl|ich she brings,! sJ theiir lives wot id be-considerably harder!


■ vitalto.toeirwelfak ... . - ] :


,^he is B Ijink with home tp thousandj of op en who, though the war is ovifi afe still,serving;’ .she is the to.eSrheadjVf a service which is ,


But the efficieh|y of Naafi service is threatened liy a skous shortage ' of staff. Despitriril the efforts of the , girl iri to j


j i ' , iteen, there is a


danger that the Semces may gei less attention She must have more help — and hajve it quickly;. canteen duties. Npi?', and help to maintain this ' foil efficiency.: [ : j ’


harij is their right, yolvmteer for paid essential service at


Naafi, the official canteen ['organisation fqrH^.M, Forces in war


and in peace, neetls manageresses and assistants ar d cojinter assistants for .siervice at: home and abroaa. Mpp/y tpyoijrf loMl Employment Exchange; they will tell you'if there is! one of tiese pacancies in' an area where yw| are prepared to work arid (i( yqu are now in - employment) whether youtonebtain teleato,,


WOMEN: Hostel tnairnns to caijer for P?"Pijj 11 . i • ,


MEN : ' Grocery and bakery JtoremcnJ fumistilni'fit lorry drivers and mobile cantedp


l! [ NMFI NEEPS] ' j f O' ••'vice .dvprieoi In, VYsitarn, Eurojiet


MEN : I General clerks especiilly'cashifts and Transport clerks. WOMENGeneral clerlp, cuhii ra and fi^old mac|toe iterators,


,| 1 I :C/er/ca/, for iervl:* In WellernEufojio I | ;


WOMEN; Canteefi.managet'esseaiand countet assi ants, also women , ■ ! with sufficient knowledge, of home c.obklng tP. tram, as 1 n i


MEN: ■ ! ^iocay storernem: SERVE'l'THE


NAAFI trussed up.


fits ensures l^e; flave a


MUI .INEAUX EILNAM, BUCEBj ptionsi Experiilly Executed. ' J Canteen 'and hostel ctoks, mobile .canteen duvets. ',':[:_ , for sinri|C« at fiomoj,':-'. 11, , . • 1 fitten, thiee-con; ! ■ ■


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