|5 ) i ‘


’


2 ' I Clltheroe Advertiser & Thrives, Marclp 4, 1949 L - So deliciously light I -^0.


. s u c c e s s g ith fhis reci|e •


dlvou can 'make it^’^ vaf] ranteid I


Britain Aclvanci


.'iTlBSijEVEyH n p iy .'


Hrii^toeroeli i3 a message to CUtherTO l iyisional Labour, i^a^y' at Its anriiaaV ct|H at Gr^at' torWood 6i^


^eahied of and ^ , Be le a d v jfo r cbmpUmenw when y ou . . , , ,, . ........


mall e this sc rum ptioua '; m ddihg fo r ■ g am iiy ! M d d on’t th in k th e re ’s a


Ijla l k n a c k 'in getting th a t mell-in- ath l ig h tn e ^ 'ih td ;your! pud-


g u a 'a n tte , success* ;.yoUj,\ c an’t , fail 1 H e ic 's th e rec ipe : . ' ?


nfc! With Royal Bakihg P owder to' r ;


Sin t o M e r 5 di. plain floor; I rounded


leas loorrRoyal Baking Jjowd(r,apirich of, \ andfoz. ji/jrar.'jRub in 2 oil niargd-i rine Add76«a /e /ie ?g.a iid^c ient,H’ar/n: bla^ coffee\e to make a s sttm oatter. P roou r he e mixture into a| greased b ^ ip S^injh s i^ ) ih o v e '’-W % p * ^


iff b


pap^r and pteam for 2 hours,' Berve with a sweet sauce.


This makes a lealiy </f7(cioKs,i light, ’ j | ,


steamed sponge judding with a marvel­ lous flavour j. Viujse e , you can rely on RoyaWor a perfect light texture. b^ au se ;, it's b len d e d io .th a t it raises jevenly, alii through. Expert jcooks always use Roy^. It piakesrsuccessful baking jure. ;


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Bureau,Standard^rt;M Ltd., Aldm " j ; 1


Write 10 Martjiorrile Thomwn, - 1..-—j—I


write, to e,


HAW.you aI cookery probect? • iliomwrt Cooi«r>i/trfrfce


riri Aldmch'House, 1


Mr. Eanttall, h a d ----- r vi with solid achlev ;ment wriich


$attiriay.7 fnie w s t fbpi


had astounded; tl|ie woifld. dbg the


adnlratlon


for Britain’s' “ twe nderm ni,e- cQvery i Expressed by Hr. Paul Hoffmaii. the ddi ilnlstratot of I, Marshall Aid];: Mr. sto::hb


Ainericah »r ; Amerlcaii: newr- ll''to


‘wasil.not: the- Only le


: Randall xt


' , I.


Labour-iDepartbent ilJouroal had stated:' thalt in iBrltaln “Ithe'vlrtuahdlss.ppearanchof: unemployment, more!: eqult-: able, distribution of pupphes. th ro u ^ ratlohbg and prlbe, control,i>and.{: housing, have raised' the',.economic position; of the! v?age ean er abOve that


Filch’ statement.


papbr •' to glve‘ utterance!' to P;S;


-The


ews'­ ”


P R W j a j n n i D ^


of ' the} mid if 30 s. j. . | rU medical'indices I lolnt to better healtlf than du:tag t^ie pre­ war years for t le population Us a whole;’’ I' ' . ' I [.


PHSI.CH Y IAS* I


CEPH08 Is hM®>"8W8 -wniwher'e, pawdan i or^ tabptj, doses 1/6, ^1 doses 3/7}.j Single dose 2jd; (incl.Pur.Tax)


' 1, 7I3T .r'V' -r '


a i d p r ^ e n t A :


j. ■


said Hr. Rand;ill,, had paid tWbutb {toll.thh work done W' Brltab * since th ; war, anfl M. Reyndud in Fra: ice had called upon the.iFi'ench people to follow the; herofc example of


i Thel Prime Mil lister of India, Britain- , I EDLFILLED


'I Th^se testlmomals lpo.uld be multi oiled, and they all added up to Ithe Unt eniable teuth that the Labour:Government


Y O U R O P P O R T U N IT Y ! i


' '4tti];iWalntlt Bedio V ;f|'g n S y '^


dafdsi—C o n tro l pric e 20 ^ i . a lii'iTieril , ^ ' J i fett'jSideboard. W o rth i£24.


buy; NOW! OAsH' OB


puelte Suites I gnp., ,


—Hard wearliig^


1,001 BARGAlj )IT TERMS


116/121, DABWBN S'


i iN i 'f’411


Opened iby -Edmondson’^ Ltd. ;for;Ci]egh Terms. ■iU.L


i Open Evtnini enlndtitlH .OJn. I: '7 I i


C T R N IT U R E — B E D D IN Q — T M P - P I E C E S l i lT E S I opin 'Buites, Fe w onlyi tJaual iwOi Bale price, 47


Pew only. 'To clear '1 Beautllully made. IW gn!


2


BedstoadsJ^Ftm size; £7.7s: Clear ^ l2s: Includes.rortiM Bedatoads'-^lt. slze,;B gns. Bale £3 19s. |6d. includeS sprlrtB:


S P O f t Y Q tr .—B U Y N OW ! BESIT .VABUE J IN ' TQWN'I


, 4 ’. r". . 1 ' T ' . . _ • I


D / ^ R I D C X & , i BBIDGEi iBL&UKBUBhl.


'


Pre-war 4e8lgil^e Oood ddsigns.. ^


years, Said been packed


had to tell' It with conviction and truth,' as those In other countries h id.:vdtnessed! and spolbn. ■ •Tliey had to tqll of morel-being done than by hriy previous g( vernment In toe countiy’s hi story. ‘


planning - and conttol, they ensured woi k for all, that| they, had carried out a vast system of social security, kept pown toe-.cost of ’ood'und savejd the country fro n the robbers and black:marketeers, taken over some of he • essential in­ dustries for toe ■


They hat ; to tell -how, by !


n a t i o n , and carried!' toe country through a period-of national b ihkruptcy—treated by the war Md prophesied; by .Mf,.Churcllli — and enisured toe ■, biifde]i was " equitably shared.


benefit of ,toe


which' re realed the practical application of the Idealism of !,theii movement'to the work of Sovernment asj be- bg so successful as to be almost nwacmons.


In' trntih, it was ■ a teCord


when it wj s remembered the Camfe to power In 'a];war- .ravaged, world, a worldI'^lth air its ramifications for sus­ taining life battered to'pieces. a world where the homes and


It was the more mlraeuloui


industrial; cefatres of th e peoplb were m mere rubble. ' It'.was 11 Iworld .where toe


had kept faith ihth the tyork- bgipeople and b ' their four years ihn^ fulbled I pledges


despl lb the hare work involved arid the I adverse Wor ld econc mlc condl ions.


come ' 'their I way than];'the speeqhi by- Preildent jTruman bnjttie: state iof the-.Union,-in iwhlclihe had hiked for a' good part of the proferamme which had SO far enge ged the atten­ tion] of the. I Labour GoVem-


'No: jreater Coripllmbhtj had menLi


, defciiy the I tr uly mlracUlOus acmevementi.


; This; iof 'course, was very affffirent from' | what, Ipne iredlin the Press, , a n f it sebbed everj effort whs to hfel made to discredit! and


__ If! one made comparl- sonsl iwhether in p roduction


■ s T 'i i '.


lA bctorlei and ihops wherever you go. Nuroleu are helping worVen f irp off thp itrain,of. nolle and c o h ^ j traUon, relieving the weariness and tedtuiri of long hpurt: of'ttandlhgain'a tlKlhg.'vFor wmM m their;partiwlar dll^ltles. Welfare OfBoefs descrll» Nurolew as .'Mndlspehsible"i ii , '


| ; afrlendl


, foruo l^raedlclM


. / i r ' ,l I


' . l/3d. a ID'S tin Incl. purchase 4/id.» 50's bpttle met, purchase w ^ , j.


' ■ -! . 1 ; -J .1!. ' far the pocket bid fiondlbg


rr'-T'.;;. jLAr...\;iT£..'J lvhical r-acDUCT - A h -


! ; ' ! i ' 1 ,r... I ' ' j


Medically approved'and prescribed.! From'your |Own qualified Chemist at I popular prices* |Atway$ keep iome Nurolets handy ^ to help yourself, ,your hmlly. | . or


balance IwkS In housing! or kgamst'.them.;


Governmeun /.rid this was at a


iducatlonJ . favour o:


the the


or exports,I tie redress! of grievances, soilal legislation.


„ tlinb wheri t il Internal and e X t e x.n a 1 c onditlons! Vrere


. ■ [ '!!"■ ■


IThey.jwould. iritelenthusl


Their oppoiinnts would ion- itlnu 3 ithelr mlpreprqsentation. 11 i t ln u p t o s t lm u -


S The re Would he They [ would''k3ep;ai,


dltc’i! fight jfo: toe tlon of their, own


im f o r t h e i r l a s t - p r e s e r v a - p r iv i le g e .


'c o 'u r i t ry ’s ::rustritlon ;and 1 failure, . bf ;.ils despondency ' arid decadericp;


of itelimg toe peoplL ;e o f t h e '


-flgurbs ofmtti culoqs recovery, alny ■ -Hore ; tt an .they could


achi eve was the | ability to airrae away! trie stark inaked


what they! worild I never


i the K!per}rrier t, as had i frdip! bther'' cojintrlps.


-


n'eliher argut the aldmlt the ; success. Hope reti.rriing to i oweri did not Ub iritoat direction. But hbwever mUbh! they, misrepresented. However much they deluded


, Their opponent case


ouTd n o r o f


toe:nselves itllat the General Election would show a Change, he was convinced therp copld he rio going back to the old days!of Toryism and reaction.


w^erj and'tear of


R d d to s e ts , hke itacist things', arc snjbject ib the t^ e . Noijnedicine. arid no


oficratlonican re:. tore their ' youth ; an old sqt means repair, bill i ^ dHong long pfcriods without any


noci


. ■ 'taihb.vl^hc only dire is:a NEW SET—and yep Ihow muci iyou hive;, been


si


r ,■ missing, i You’ll mid jCliarity Wa:


; nidio shop''and tnne 'Wbll spent.


r t.'- i- i A'.d l i n i: p " * f ■


will realise then I ' ,i" ’•


ihg. Drop d the iinafovement in tone


into your neare isten for yourself, It


lie St


tod ' [Government] however, had!; to guard against being luffed Into i t se^e of false Se^ty.'All the pblntere were. thsE.the stru jgle' before them womd be' the most sevbre and hlttof In their experience. T'


a I bitter struggle ‘lends aril suripor;prs of


‘Tofles; then a-'generation of pbpple will rejoice. FeUI In tolsi and wi! destroy for: a generation' ;he | hopes and aspffktionsio:,mUllbns.|’ ,


i [‘ If f6r i2 moffths We" all give!! of our entoe efforts, ensmtog rthf "defeat of ,toe


election woU! d be fought, said Mj'Ran’daU, already emerged. Foti the Torl3s, omclally, they iwquidi-have np programme, but! without] great difficulty :se cbuld' bb


je lilies on -(which, the


quoted of wjriat [was In their miridsto 1idp. d ,


ebUpter'ariti ve:


dpw»^nd at ollshed ub sbon- as pbssible/iTht iirlbe imlchanlsm 'whlild ,be"'arbwed to !operate, sdi;that ‘ ?iiceshandi profits would go rU 'Cpnprplled to the Impoverlshlir .tint r-of' toe: wor­ kers and toe enrichment of s toe wealthy There would be


i-obd subsfdies wou.^------- - ili be. cut


Aiq i<3rHIOK":'rL C O N W A Y S T E ^


v l p i t e c T " " ' !(H 6 ,1 M A R K E iK ; l ^ l tAk C E ? C i a t U E R O E - rf''-rrr--^


PPllfelebtof' tairfshar'es-for-all wpiildlgo. -Triere would ffe toe rulii of I thelr [houslrigi pro- gl famnle and agricultural policy. Social : servlet would


b!m,e. ^ de -; nationalisation.


:dmbtleto''fj^bK^ sf


vri'ti i i ii'e'criEto..i!


ii


.tiiey':h^'-i-i.- pfli L ab t^ u j^ i


,., ;To


[iffi/ibritne'Story dumphs; [They


REBLY i'Randall,


afford I to udm t' the success bf' ■' '


n o l e t - u p . t h e t a s k


scorched-eafth; policy had laid b a r rb anl 'waste vast areas


Has Wo WorM I Greiater Triumpli^


• ? i t i 0 p ! —CIJTHEROE MJP. ___ ___ fohgiit l(jr,” said Mr Hari y 'Randall, M.P,


e liayi5 succeeded in laying t}ie foBnda.tibns> societj' of . mankind whici/ the pioneers


;at a'Shroyetide Social,In the! Schbphiwm onTuesday, wnepi


Chvufch, WhaUey, were present


TifANY parishioners of. Bt. Mary and All sSalnte’


'the 'Ylcar* toe i Rev. iC. -R*; iBrown, banded a cheque fdr| ! £39 to; MT-i Herbert'mp.vvlesi; verger of; ■.to'e*'ehuifeH ' for , 241 yCars' until - his ■ retirement! some- months ago. jMrs.i Bowles was presented with a; bouquet of tulips by Mrs.


Brbwn. 11 . . I ' I


MaMngi! toe presentation,! K the V rjVlckr described - Hr,;


■


vergei ’! who met visitors to; the chuich in a friendly,' Itoidly, cprdlal way. He wte not one of! those who frowned at ipeople! "who walked iound; toe churbh off a> wet Saturday, afternoon. leaving a ■ trail of;


howles i as “ toe smiling


dirty: footmarks after -toe church had been made ready, for the Sunday services, com-; mented Mr. Browniy ;


' Hundreds i of thousands of visitors toi 'Whalley Church would thkn]c Mr. Knowles for his smiling .welcome, which had probkhly idone more good for toe ; church than anyone could realise.


' . .; ■ ' R e f e r r l l ig to . H r . K n o w le s ’


k n o w le d g e o f t o e h i s t o r y o f W h a lle y : [C h u r c h , M r . BrowU , c p u t ln u C a , “ 'W h e n I f i r s t c am e


h e r e i fiiad .n o t b e e n l n ,thC c h u r c h tw o n i ln u t e s b e f o r e h e h a d l a u n c h e d I n to a n a c c o u n t ' . o f I t s b e a P tle S a n d l t s h l s tp r y .”


- ...1"^ v j : . . . ' WAR YEARS


Mr. Knowles’ work- for the school aid church’ during toe war years and paid tribute to Mrs, Knowles for toe^assist-:


The Vicar also mentioned


ance she had ^ven her husband In his many'duties.


of fertile land, wherp ships and trails lort had 'been, sunk and made -Immobile, regard less of hm lan need, a world of scarcities, cold dlsconifortlng ahdiincon mnlent to,everyone


' That was the world toe La'bPu r Government faced when it cliitte t o power,[and it


was against, that backCTound that they had; wPjrkied, struggled and' triumphed. I believe we have laid the


tlon to-hfflclals of toe-church that H r .’Knowles waS'cbn- cmetaker of toe day


It was a matter of gfatlfica-


tinuing-------------------------- - school, ^concluded Hr. Brown.


a formed churchwarden, who presided] also paid tribute to Mr. Knbwles’ work for toe church*


'Mr. Roger Green, of Whalley,


foundations of a new society of mankind which the plpn- eerS' dreaned of- and [fought for.!-I als) believe that those of us w!io; still dream ; our dreams-' a id halve our visions must dedicate! p u r sje 1 v e s afresh. I have hever doubted that toern are counties num bers of nien and women who


canbe stl nulated andlpplred t o -


stand.


urgent ai d compelling, toHve of our mtlre effort during 1949. It must be a mighty effort-^a sustained effort:' Do this and we'advance: in* 1950 to feven ireater triumphs,” he


“ We have a dutylN. then, coricluded.


PEEPS INTO 2 5 Y E A R S A


ISxtrac s from our i; March 7th, 19


M 3 0 , . ! issue of I


IViTt. E ROGERS, B.A., of Clltheroe Royal Grammar:


School, u rged the formation of a local branch of toe Workers’ Educatioial /Vssoclatlck [when


he lectured on the “problem of.!.. Prbfeess” under ' the auspices of the Clltheroe Co-operetlye Education ]Cpm-


irilttee. The jjlaternlty and Child


Welfare Centre. wa^ trans­ ferred horn the Town Hall to toe Caste House.


Weeks, represented Clitoeroe at an electricity supply InoUiry at Burnley Town Hfill, when


“ The ' Town Clerk, ^kr. W. S.


toe Lancashire Electric Power Co. applied.' for permission to build a[ 'power stsltloh at Pddlham. Clitoeroe It was


toe meal for which we - . . -i .-u


thanked


members of the church for their gilt and e^giressloM of aphreclritloh'and assured them that although he hW ceased to. be verger he still looked for­ ward glAdly to being able to do much : more work for toe


Respo:idlrig, H r . Knowles _____ the ■'Vicar and the


church.j. j-!^


Mr. P. jTownley, of 'Whallpy, and Miss M. Leach, head­ mistress of; Wiswell School. Amplified^ music for dancing was Irirpvldbd by Mr. Richard Chew, and a join supper w^ served Iby toe ladies ,of toe church.! Proceeds were for tpe Bishop’^ Aprieal for Church


The social was' arranged by Schools. ,1


THE PAST 50 YEARS a PO


Extracts from our issue of .[March 3rd, 1899


progrbsslve 'way,' Great Tlhr- wood, or ‘ Little CUtherbe,’ | as It is sometimes called, iS iStUl going hheadu ] ', r


“ "WHILE blltoeroe goes! on . T'^ lri. tob old routine, ffn-


• ;r


wood; urban District Council, plans for a hew weaving shed and sejverall new streets were approved. ■ [ .


. “At a meeting of toe Sar-‘ !


families leaving Cfftoeroe. | Up to a wbek or two ago toereyWas


“W'e still hear , of whole


strong expectation that some­ thing would come _of_aiy toe work at Salford Bridge——.


but.’ most' people ’are losing hope, for ‘the mystery of the mill remalnis unsolved.” |


stated had not-yet decided cn an electricity supply] but toe,, company "was prepared to. supply tfie town If re quested.”


nouriceti of . Mr.-P. H. Fleldtog, headma iter of Clitoeroe CPun- cllSchopl.r .


The/.designation was an- '


elected chairman of; toe Rlbblesc iale Bowling League.


Mr. I Brindley was re­


elected captiln of' trie Fleet-^: wood ,E nd • -Knott md Qolf Club., 1 It. W. S. Weeks, Town Clerk pi .CUtoeroe, whs elepted Presldeiit'^ of ’ the' Blackburn ineprpe rated Law /issoclatlon.


/Unateuc * Dramatlcj Society’s pdoducllori r i f '“''What hap­


Taklr g part In thi Catholic


pened '10 Johes” wbre:—Mrs. ClaytPi, toe Misses P. Wlnck- ley, A. Pennington, L Beare, H Wid ffey arid-W. DewhUrst; Messrs'. W.- Claytori^J. walk- den, W. Cornwell,,VI". Cromp ton, J, iDewhursf iind J.; R. -iWifickijyKl: r-.' ' 'j.' . ; '


Mr. ' Herbert p’orcest' waS!


!the-‘'Cowbh'eds In itheir. area wltooilt being dominated! by any other authority. . The,


couritey districts to inspect cattlribn fatfris supplying rnffk ‘i ri the! city. iHe Council con­ sider itoey-iareT able to look after toe'toealth of the cattle; and the sanitary conditions of


Council unanimously objected to tob Bill granting powers to .iHantoester j to send representatives


i n t o t h e ^^weD Laying Test


! Leading positions at the !ead of me winter- period (fourth, month) of the Lancashire laying tea at Wiswell .yiere; .


Local i Government Board Is bad eribugh without other outside Interference.”


j


' Mr.! Philip: Snowden spoke; o n " Individual liberty under Socl£dIsm ” ' at a lecture; aiTaiiged by the Clltheroe SbCifU ‘ Democratic Federatlori iri toe Public'H^. '


ance'at St; jmries’s: School'tq welcome toe new Curate, toe Rpv.,;Penrlto Bluett. ^ " i f


There was a crowded attend­


' Saibden, Chortil Society-pkri formed * Hriydn’s “ Creation 'f In toe Board School.


: [ ;


elected pieslderif of -Low Mbor Cricket Club, H f J- Birch, - secrettuT.' and Mr. J, Coates, trei^urer. v-'.-'r


,Mr;! .Ni l Garnett was- ?e-!- [■;


irieetln rY S f , .Whalley .AgrlT culture! Assoclatlor. MrinH, Bottoii|ley retired fron^ Ijthe


, An akverse balan 3e! of £31' was reported at jthe ariririal


prbSldbnpy and was succebffbff by Lieiitenant-CoL


Bramlpy'Meade. Dlxoin)]'of, '


Louisa Bbptoman,.of Oakdbne, 'Rlmmi t o r i f S c r i f t iT i i i o f '277-Esl iforirtonabb;


'More^uribe.


of Ma fiff CFpp; Miss Rallhei Dean ,


I MU* v .v u u ^^a>siou <*w (75), oVNewby; ; Mrs,


*


'rif-'^-QriridlKbtiV'M^ .Booth, (83), pf the Almshbukesi 'Waddlhgtonfi Mri'-'^Wllllattr


“ . UttGdiBcimiSTiANi : I


■'' 'Biri^to^’ii'"'W ^ ‘'c'rikis .which ■Ismbtolngdessrthail- $t conflict , between tiyo opposltie religions fot^the:csoul'.(n''nlkfl, said [toe ivrchblshop. oL York


; atiMdliriSton; F.?We,irelIglon IPoks on man. as a cog. In k gnatimachinei^iifith^iiPiirigfed^ of his <3n toe.oiflki/bsmd.


HmipRlBibkkter, awardid 'i^th ■Tjrikep for dairy, catle 'toiMihttff-


' aorwlch, arid' ’ii' i'Wkll-^*


; .bbftriaryi — likrs! i EffzaDetn Grlmtoaw, . o f , Waddlngton;: Mlssf'Hlzafieto' Leemmgv,(29);-


Sutcliffe ■ Veevers ’ (24);;i-')rif Waterloo, UUtoerbel


!


. ii RjGrime, 432; 2, A. Wi Gandy, [|93: ,3, J..M. [Eilxton, 33^. |


I ’uWampibnShip:: • 1; • ' T. ,jH, Barker and Son (L.S.), ,689; !| 2, Aj.ir Binning (R;iR.),:;666i:; | 3, EJ - Grime (RXR.). 658.;; : Rffode lalarid Reds; ! 1,- R. ;;Brpreron, 893;.I 2,. C. o. :WUmoti:'381;;;| 3, Milligan Bros., 372. Light!Sussex:


' (B.R.), 363; 3, M. V. LarkWerithy (WW)),'■338^ A.v..?light!: ' 1,[R. Teesl^,.(!B.Ii.), 324J 2, A.;Wil8- Ibri j(B.L.);-276;i '3, D. E. Kitcnin


AY, : heavy: ! -1;' A. Chester j W.W.), 379; •; 2,' M. : Jackion


336;l ‘2. :W. Butler. 277; :'3, Iffd- dite'Chlcks, 208.


(Br.L.), 262J : . “ : ! white Leghorns: 1, E.!Hobson,


- >]'


daiej, (B.?,)] '203; .l^, C. Smalley'' (RllRj.r^88L:i:'3,!’J.:;Hi: Mbore" ■(RXR:),'I72; "- Light; 'T.’N.- Dins- dalel (B.Is),-A80; •.v2,:TR.vStraw^n IAri'c.)>~'rl61i.;r.3,i'iti.?Bunting(lbn (Anri); 169; . ' ...... ........ ’ "


'; T^ee biidk'hekvy : 1,’ N.; ifos- J - auction AIAftT


ydd'bbws and heifertjoril. hoe.


•Useful shoijj: of [63r T E L . -,v? "71 V't-I •111 mm i'-. !l - s T i ; ! ,A R R i \ ! : 3 t > at . ® i s i S o . “ Clitheroe ftufal District; .. ...


Cheque Presented Tq Former


Far^s Urgently In i of Electric


] T ' Council To i Presk For ^


the larea' was [streHfed ait ' the, ioHtkly ilbetlri'g of Clitheroe iiral 'Ilistrict Council , - on [onday.'


orgAni needifor AuppUes ' lof 7ciecliticity,.)tp'i farms 'bi


ji CounclllPr fhornleyj a Jorisultatlve


[orth - 'lyesternl Electricity ioard, asked jif toe Board had bpUed to! toe .CbuncH’s'query bncemlhg the supply of elec- nclty to various!part of toe


________ Council of toe irea.


'The Glerk.jMr. iT. P. Rush- ori, said he had written irglng -toe i provision of; a ipply to : Thorniey, Twlston'


'■'I-:.!- '!


JouncU’si anxiety i for the re- i Saining kreas.to be supplied. ' In Its reply, the Board had


jid thei'outlying parts of ihlpplng Hei alsastressed the


.biles, but stated that owing to l,he shortage of materials 1 bore urgent: work was being mven priority. I t was, how­ ever',^ willing to investigate ;>pecmc: rieeds. '


fidlcated Its I Intention to de-


JSewerage Scheme wps comr pleted, iCoun. T. A. Starkle t asked If the Council could be


old’tod total cd^ti The Clerk said the final. figure was £7,940, [against an estimated


cost of !£8,000. I A^BEY GATEWAY


was statod, had Unformed the Councllj that WHalley- Abbey West Gateway was scheduled under the Anclerit Monuments Acts that It was one Pf the. finest ijnonastic gatehouses In toe country andlfii no chfcum- stancek could they agree, to Its demolltlori. iThe Mlhlstry added I that three months’ notice [had to be given by the. owners of any proposed works


The I Ministry I of Works, It


' conflicted with 'that given by the.tiloceskn Surveyor, and


COUNCIL PROCIEDDRE


. .ThCilpouppIlls I) minutes were, i more' imformative than those


' that nefore the adoption of ' mlnuties the' chairmen of top;, principal committees i should give a'brlef summary of: toe chief decisions of the month, j ' Mr.i Stafkle thought the


! of- many councils, said' Mr. Rushtbn, when [Coun. 'Starkle mentibned toe i suggestion by toe “ [Advertiser and Times”


Couripl l could, consider whether there; ought to be more! discussion 'at Council meetffigs attended by toe Press)


nbtetil the suggestion, with a view |tp It being discussed. It should be remembered, how­ ever, itoat In s u b m i t t i n g minutes for adoption, he folr. lowed the procedure bf read­ ing, toe heading o f' all ,the minutes, and It was [Open to ariy member of toe Council to ask .questions.,on them,-or p give- i lnformation o f . general


!Mr.i Rushton said he had .


Interest. —, ', . [ I GOOD EXAMPLE


;Deputy PInariclal Oflfleer arid Depiity Clerk, with the Inter­ mediate certificate of 'the Institute' of Mu n i c i p a l Trekisurers and Accountants, i Tri(e Council was ,pleased at ]|*ir. [Wilkinson’s, success, skid


Jambs Green, chairman, pre­ sented, Mr.. E.' Wilkinson.


During the meeting, Cou'n. lA C O (of: ,LEU S T B ^ WORKS •,rW(! lEHODSE)


FW SANKTpY EQUI! a MAHON GRATES


ilviENT TILE FIREPLACES


^ ow ro bm s 1 3 / 1 2 , T H <


T e l e r ih i ih e : B L A c k f r ia v s 8282. ^ S r a 'R 4. TH.


N k -l[ 10 n a 11 Hairdressers’! Fedeptlbn.


See Is


that i/()ar 'Halrdressen meinber!;;of ithe


E^ter jBolidays


Appointments if or!‘' Perming Ine(p [ Tinting and SettL should be booked NOW.


To liok your biSt this sue remember that-^ |


[.-


“ “EAUTIFUL HAIR-.N:^ IR(DFESSION/ffj.' CJAP


:'v slt your Jkalrdress t i u 68 i t


Do hot tour 0


t eturo. —M' i •f:our


,futL._ , tnlnlni


MttfUt O•S '.w r .,


W tnlpl eoi ■dvane.


ind oar ' if,


P i in c


rrItOiiC nuneo'


CoDge lOntant to.J a a f i .


iredt Mill


lit - of tnl ! eouru.i t it: Outhiir I


ijie; odwinil


: ' n S EMBLE$ jfS YOUR


I . SAFEGUARD, ' '


' \ ' [ '•]''! 'f '■ •' 1


he had 'fecblve'd'no reply to a ' letter ! pointing i but to the Ministry that' the Information


a f f e c t in g t h e G a tew a y . ■


’The IClerk told the. Council


i that It was possible the West land North - East Gateways, were being jeonfused. ;


! The Him. Mrs. '/Vsshetpn said ill famis in [the Twiston area were badly ;ln need • of ■ elec^ liclty,' and she hoped Coun^ iillor Alrey would press for a supply, tb be. afforded. ; Counemor Airey assured her i he was pressing, the, matter as in]ich‘As he cpuld, for he. realisedilts'importance to toe farming community. Noting that toe Downham


' elop rural 1 electricity ; sup-1


J. M. Alrey, of member of toe


i


the chaiimari, anti would epntmUe


They hoped his exan pie woii Id encourag^e other riiimbers of the staff to take examination


------ ---- - tjO


llrusted fib progrej


I animals [should be stunned or ' otherwlsb; i rendereq uncojn|-


Council'bf Justice !tc______ i t ,was akteed tb ’SU Jporti aiy steps taken to ensuie that ill


Foilowlrig a letter .


f r o m t i ' A n im a l


:OM FO s c lo u s h e |f o r e b lo o d 'v |a s :d r aw i |. w e ' a h e [SHOE BODKiS


/tT TP LIBRARY


Class ‘*"A1 2493 Ui


2495 2496 2497


2503 \ -


2505 .


’ . i 2508'


touchable M. R. Anand.


Gikll Yard .1. fU. ArcHe|r. Lancer’s Lalce,


/|ME. Bailey. .


Miss Hargreaves ,F. Bake! Tib World In


L i f e C om e s t o i


2'5tl6:- Rlchardsonb :Forke ... ..i fi


25141 2512


2510 2515 2523 2529


2535 2537


.2538 235


2539 2540


2548 2550 2554


'5839 I " *


3708 2555 657


-2556 2557 2559


1023!' Gpod Intention •K, [Benhkti


Rococo anti! £ Rrim ;.


df. iit'h I Bliridlbss.


Biified! Streani


G.-A. Blrmlnghm. E. Brace.


L r ic ln d a Bj^a jffb rd I , ■ ■;M.|Bj)yd.'-


BkekSagai.] P.[BOTi:ne.


Si)mewhere i i Slieiicp, ■jiv:. P. Bripd,,_


Tihe Comfort Tree!' . S, M. Cufrpy-


Y*ourig Kangaroos Pr.efer Riding', I Croaked -the


ijRaveh,. p


gklt of Youth Cr-----------------------


mllantz . .. Parcel of Reg


2545 By Auction 2546 . ■ "


B.Pisch .1 ■ ..i' i' ■ lex.


H.'E


City Of Bells E.Gbudge. Ucarlet Featffer


e r . er.


Curs in Closer .


_______ D. Ma ,clkail, I | .


gues J x i t


■iralnCltade'S ;: [ IB.S. Mo


rhe Justice of the


Setuhi' to[J ilria H . lela


'[h .the' Evidence


■f My


I (i)ii.


I uj. Lane. i


The Barber of Tub [' N. C.


iLMerier.; gan., f o e . '


'nnaturai Death I ' , D.l: Skyers.


_____ D. L. Sayers.


?he Jungle Itates ofiGtate


Road ... J. feather Share


Time Enou 'F.


( ja s t l e Gllli l l l c o d em u s i ....... : 1


Look Away P .,G |


, R.'Sabkilril. 'Teeth' bfj' the


Rfi./he. Jiikei


rfoii’ - - —nr, MCTt ttf ■ 24. MOODMEALTH fliiffPVRELIEF


Theodora . 1 |1 ;■ Al Seton.


■he Mouhtjaln and [the E[ Shurlock.


,. V. Sinclair. ' [t


V. Sinclair. F. Stafford.


'rlorlty foi Death! 1 P. I'yane.


StelgniJlier. ;h Laterj '■ K. Tennant,


an ■ f ■ . M.!. 'Wklsh.


D.


Uncle Dynkmlter . Wodehouse.


■ I ■ . L.T.'White. Look Away! irtlj.


I r p Bmkaghe NighboW told “t| w Doan's Pll^


Aeumatic pains, | lumbago, sti|l| aching musaes tmd joints or oonuno^uiinary nisorders due to thiggiwkidtiey gtoon when ypu SQ^ga ha^py


YK7HY PUT [ UP with needle^ ' dispmfort fixim' backac^


.flityMr


people , bless the | dsw they to^ D ^ ’s [Backache Kidney Filh This wwl known diuredc a^d urinary antiseptic helps .sluggish kidneys ro earn (rat.their funeddo of ridaiw the oIom of excess uric kdd tnci other impurities harm^ tohealtl (Jtateflil people, everjf- whete, recommend Doan’s Pills to Ih^ ff^da and ineighbouis. ' [


: ' idioriroiids of'' heal-


L'ala-nt. i N. Jkbobi


]


STRAl ?1AI


Offered ty growers 'with yein| of oraotl lat experienoe.. Qrown on virgi I soil under expert supervielm. -Railed In the hardy E^sex conditions. .


and ' ei ring : delivery ans ([dantl


We I off ir you fcirl'lmmedlatc HukLEY


EM I At 75


These ire j strdhg, healthyl i!Wq|l*rpdted 'plants.


'tifioatb flat- |n| boxes. p!,assenger


L. d aVl


Ministry- certified stook,. cer-l Packed


Forwarded train.'


Sens . FARIf.


iMkooH; ! Teienhone Teieg'ijul; Piahte


IwiiHt'OWARD HIlilt PLANT


ESHUN1 Mk<iOR. ESS^X,


Tiptree 127. Qt. Totham.


SHOES prciAus


FOWliR^S


Agent for “DI ■ '' ■ ■-I


' E ” Shi I: 114, WHjMJ.EY l|lEW ROA


fiASTVY|Lt, BlkckBURN JlNA" and


T P.


I


lAers


forevery^" W. &


)S ^ TIRE DEPOT F. DAWSO:


ESHTQN TERRACE G l I T H E Tel. 25|2


lO E


esPECTAcUs;:' hjii ..[cattl P sujsidy and toe; Jaflw tektilife " i r id u s t r y ; a r e ; m a t t e r


____


' h e r o f !E a r f f am e n t ,- J E l R a r id aU ,; . H e 'i.n toase[ln!,the,:HpUs^ deblarkffW p k '. t h r


concerned . are; or to te rC s t t o ' m a n y . l n


w h i c h h a v e b e e n engkBfftS a t t e n i l b n .Q f ;G l i t h e r l


Ja ffa ,-


agiuB vvi 13’s Meml


[ks 'ralsbi arid .thl


[f.Halrii


. 'Minlstbl ' spe'elkl


toe coni


's t l t u e r i c y . ■,, i j .. ij ^OE isotrie t im e ' Im e re h ^


[ b eW la r ix i e ty c o r ic e r i i in g t o o n '•w h o r e q u i r e - 's p e c ta c le s - ; f (T u^rheritT a r id ! m ed lcE ff p r i b H t e s u c h 'c a s e w a s b r o u g h t it


t . R k r id aU ’s 'r io t ic e d u r l h l I n te r v iew w i th ' p n e of; - h i


i s t l tU e r i t s a t G l l tn e r b e , ;7 h a s .[g iv e n -


^ s u r a r i c e . t h a t h e w i l l p r e y uriori- th e ’ o r it lc lk r f t t o ■ gli^ p f lo r ity j ; . t o 'I ‘sffeclaffy.- u rg e p


' c a s e i [ [!,;,[. :! H e b e l ie v e k 't l i l s ’c a n b e dp:


v i lu r i ta f l ly ','' h u ' - s h b u ld •' t h d


; b k e |7 ld e r ic e [ to .[ t h e c o r i t t a ^ h f e -W o u d 'llk e t o 'h e a t a b o u t ' l l ' p r o o f o f t h e r e a d y ] c o -o p e r


■ ' t u r n [ of! t h e 'oritW^^^ coe' f t o n J 't h e i r i fo r f f la t lb n t h a t ; . ,


c o n s t i tu e n t w h '6 w a k InW o uK h a s , j t io '^ _ b e e r i . s u p ^U e d , !, J ;


F a h n p r s f w in


; M ln ls te r f e b n e e t o f h i i l l ;


I w a i t i n g - 1 t o h e a r


01 ji 1IV,, ckttfe [Subsidy .ff Englkndj and ^Wfles/for..; m In reply',- tp Mr..,Rari(}all’s' Ir qulry and pu es t lPr i '. t '’ Mlnifetefl has’ arinounc.edi t the fatri' Pf f . subsidy shall , £4 peS head!'.for, breedff


,ave .bee from!' tr _g,.toe rk


heacl fpi’i.bther ellglhle..patt


In Uancakhlre: co n n in g - ' everTlnbr^aslnEJkpanpse|: ,1 port' trade. ■


Mrich concern toksvbeenf


S u ff' r e ni e - Comiharidet■ j a p i a n vfor'-'[ail 'jth


JAP/iNM-XE^TILEis : 1.


!ii 'iv;.!- !l'; M.;*:!; -J


Trade, In a .lengtffy .reply: 1 Mr. paridall, .said: j;' ' j ‘‘(feenetalH£ic|iftour-18 tl_


Pre4dentii.pfjnthe ;■ board'. I' of tektlles..'iTf ■ il


directives to j !Genkral' Ma Arthur. 'fosHkjesw's .QoVe: meht ;'ls jrepretentjed .'•.pn;, ,1 Fat Eastern, C[pmihlsslon,; a] by[ toe:-United -jHiI ngd'c' Liklron; Hisslonvi In .[Tot which Is; Ihi.ploseL andviCu tinuous contact .with) Cje/ie: Mac^rtour’s H^addjaarterjS.,


Powerai!The'-ffknimg is the -responsibility Far J Eakterfa','!Coinml8Slpri Washington, whose'! policy' d cisions'' are trarismitted'"Ii


sehted the 'inajof part:: Japkn’s"'expprt', tta'de,- ^a: proportlonktely' toby-'ktlll so.; I t 'Is; not, hbweyer, t p ’ck' that toe 'occupatlbn 'autoO|r ties are: en'cQufaglhg-.t'' dencyj- ;'V0ni'''’]to'e j --C'---- despite ' the .iimicatlons- , hea\[y Industryl Geheral Ma Arthur alms alt 'deyeloffing; more even:balkncpsof ;iJapai


'Wextlies have always rbpi!


various ' Industiries ['.than h bekij tffe pattern;njthert6...1 I ‘] Moreover, | althdugh'r'' t |


e Xiff 0 r ,t. - tradfe, between .t


prpriortl'on; pf - tkxtllfes to:otHI exports Ismbwlabbi ds [ pre-iwar, thbi Such, exports reduced. No i ja k ih g .p l a c e , , a t „ p ^ s e n t ; ,w l l t o e U n i t e d S ta te s 'C lp v e rnm e


}s very grek discissions


the pn this point."!'


'' Tc) this Mr. Ran(iall put liil supplementary .President was


not' do something! to ibrli p o u t some dlsbussltowhei :m:


py [these fekrs, ,Hayed,


light


ery strong fekfs ripw exist n Lancashlrei'-and If hei iwori|


asking; If to aWkre i of to


Pht'-toesan ! iyoluriieiil


cow s land helfeH'SucMft calyps. land: £,2 Wf: 8ff. i ff


The lapproprlate order wffl'U laid before Pnrffam|ent shortl|


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