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'teroe


'Advertise


Times, A^ril 27, 1951


DFASt op


ILORD SON CLITHfeRO


H t HIS o u t and KEB^ i t a GpiDE— -p*- td get you^^ I For yoiir conveTuehck sj^ciaJ Distnbuuc^ Gi^tres art being


■ I


opehedfarlimtedpmpaiasshoanbelov). ^lelfse apply for your o ^ t (, -----i„J ---------— — you shOUld 00, pehedforUmtedpmpdtasshotmbelow.


itea boik promptly note carefully jo^haf w f Jat t o


".EI4TRE.


,„ok, do hot tear it out; then take he book ■with your'identity card o a d i s t r i b u t i o n


Fill in page 4 of your present I 4 If your identity card doM not Pistfibutioh Centre.


1 )CM jyour right address, is lg«, or in very bad condition go ta'your FOOD OFFICE — not to a '


3 If


book which_____is due fijr renewal, to your loca 1 FOOD OFFICE not to ai Diitribution Centre.


identity! t o o r a grey


'4 Youj^ receive a leaflet your new ration book. Follow carefully. Be sure to register w j retailers f immediately you hi .1 your nejw bjook..


I WHERE TO G6 BOROUG] OF CLir iEROE


Ministry of Labour Offices, Loweiji Monday. April 16. to .Saturday, 9^ _ 30j Mon. to FrI.: 9—12-30 S^


NOTE!—Any person may collect d' I at one visit.


i | BOWLAND RURA^L IiiSTRICT I .. WEST $RApFORD; ReadinK Room F::l., 27 April: 1046,


vraiTEWELL: The I[otel. Whitewall Mon.. 30 April; lO-jo. i


WA^DDINGTON : Reading Room.


DujNSOP BRIDGE: th e Root Ballroom. ■ Thurs.! 3 May; lO-j-6.


1 ■


GRINDLETON, SAWllpY: Food Office; Grindleton, Fri.,-4 liday;-. 9-30—6; .Sat., S.May, 9r30 to 12 noon.


Closed for Lunch, M I N I S T


12-30 to 1-15 p m. each Office.


-Prompt application will save yo i Itittic and trouble RY


PO O D 1 May: 104-6.


MITTON AND BASHAlii EAVES: Red Pump Inn, Bashall Eavies. Wed.,'2.M


lay: 10—6;


ate, Clitheroe. aiy 5 (inclusiv .ments for others


hold a tempoT:


LABOUR CANDIDATES PRESS FOR BETTER REPRESENTATION


“S ^ M ROLLER’^ kiliSnO interest cquNcil Affairs


I / -^Party Chairman


second stage in Clitheroe’s ! Municipal Ejlection. campai^ toQlt place on Mon day evening Whenj the


' candidates. Hargreaves,


local Labour candidates addressed their first public meeting at Low Moor School. Unfortunately, however, as atj the ConservativV meeting the previous week, the audien by its absence, and it is doubtful whethe than si dozen people present including tlie[four The candidates are Messrs. H. Duckworth, A. H. Pemberton, and C. K. J. Price.


conspicuous were more


.


I would be: encouraging to those I' people; ■who were | trying to devote! their time ; to the


ance, Aldermjan W Wilkinson, presiding, sa id he was dis­ appointed at the lack of Interest, whlbh applied to, all parties; A little mpre interest


Commenting on the attend­


[ welfare of the towii. Stressing the need for a


certainly pulling the!:: weigh: and! had been giirm some very good chairmar ships.


sufficient confidence why do they appoln|t


these responsible asked Mr. Pembertcn.


vigorous council. Mr. C. K. J. Price said tihere had never been less iiit'erest in Council matters because the comfort­ able attitudb of the present Council was upholstered\ by their steamroller niajorityl.


stated that the (government had prevented them /“from building houses, but a cursory examination of the /Council minutes would i^hpW that


The Conservatives /had


eroe with thb result that there was no hopfe of the |


delays had dccurred Ip Cllth- good time, but thatl inordinate


I-houses.


Tories at their adoption meet­ ing, continu^ Mr.! Price, was that they ■were spending more on housing than the average amount for the country. It was, howevep. rathfer novel to justify, efficiency by expendi­


The defence put- tby the I ture. i


the people of Clitheroe had been deprived of gas and


It had been suggested that


electricity b^r- natibnallsation. but the gas ^as still there and so was the electricity. ,


Party fbrecajst that' the letting of houses would .dwindle and.- due to dilatioriness', that had now habpbiied. L


Two years ago the Labour


' Clitheroe. At one itlme the town I possessed ,qhb but the I Tories sold R.


j


LLGATE MOTtoRS LH) GLITHERO


?4HALL Al'JD BEDF


PETROL, O ^ , ET(j|. jrel. Clitheroe 22l.’ !ij


DE ALEIW


PRESSURE i. GREASING ANt) (REPAIRS. SALfe AND SERVICE.


COMPREHENSIVE STOCK of: I SPARE PARTS,


Price said they appeared to be a dead Issue in Clitheroe. He did not jbelieve! ithat the people were Indifferent to efficient administration, and the argument |Could, not be repeated too often. With a town the size of Clitheroe, it was impossible'for anyone to have an iritlmato knowledge of every bomer. The town should be divided, and In this way the people ■would' get to know the efflcient councillors. At present inefficiency did not come to light and the lion- hearted were not recognised.


Speaking! of wards, Mr.


Specious Excuses “ I am afraid the specious


e i^re<'


m n t t i i n i k i


S THE'^ WOllENtS GAS EED^IRATIOM


NATIONAi COMPETIT


■


now and


ION Based on [Traditional County Recipes The housewives of the North-\yest,have long ^ ' .y!:;


beei I proud of th'eir reputation for good cooking. Sho V the country that this tradi|tipnal s^Il still Uyes. Enter for ybur local first-rouhd contest to be h^eld in May. There are valuable] 1st, 2nd arid 3rd prizes for each stage of the competition. Ask at your Gas Showrooms for; Entry Form full details. Last ealrTes should 'be in by


'29th May. i ] | | ' ' ' Issued by Me North, Western Gas Bdard


FOR BREAD OF GpOD TASijte 4 Km — :: 'I i


G H -C L ask


A S :


5S CONFECtaONEl your Grocei ior


BEYER’S and be sure of sai E. VEEVERS


Q U A u fy : FOODS


Bakery, Clithercic tjlsEaction


LTD. - Tel. 13


L


I were presented by the Tories last week I are . not. good enough," said-Mr. i Price, “ and I would rejspectfully suggest that the future detailed pro­ gramme of I the Tories would be of ( more interest , than raising! the Communist bogy once more.


excuses foir Inaction which


“ In the whole of their speeches there Is not one pro posal for the betterment of the town. It should 'be obvious that the best way' to preserver oiir form of local government Is for It to be progressive/ practical and efficient. I feel sure that leadership c f this kind, backed by an electorate rwhich’ i Is kept fully enlightened [on Council matters and given !an opportunitv for expression' Is


the best safeguard for. the system oL Government. we dearly wisp to keep,” added Mr. Price..


Councillor. Mr. H. Pemberton also stressed the advantages both itb the town and to the electorate' In general, of- the wardaystein. If the town was divided Intb wards the Coiin- cilloris .would have to attend to , their work and this would result In a great Improvement In the administration,


The only retiring Labour Tdry AUiik


few weeks igo another Coun>- cillor anql himself were delegated to attend a confer­ ence ! in Manchester, at which the speakejr was i an acknow­ ledged expert on the use of land; It was pointed iout that for .each head of population there was •


iSpeaklng allegation delays to Mr. :Pembe


of good fopd-producipg land, “ When you weigh ithat up.


gatiQn on. the Tory


rton' - said! that a


of; , Government housing. ^


• progress


Price sdld the river at Brun- gerley could have come under the control of the Council but the chance •was missed: the centre bf the town could also have come [under the Council's control, but this Was missed;! thb water rights of the River jRlbblej could also have! b®er, obtained. At present! there whs a crying need j fbr a public hall In


Missed cliaiice| On facilities for the town Mr.


converting those lieehces Into -i


i Council '


V If the Tories hgve posts ? 1’


the market, the spjaker said It was decided that if th^ Council were to be responsible for compensation, phenj, they might as well be the' oy^ners and steps were taken! for th Council to acquire tfie 1 olde; stalls on the market.


On the HB-organlsatlpn of


licences hadl been granted In itllnpr" ■


was -at first thought and after much discussion, rapresenta} tives of the stallho iders Were •met. A‘ valuer wan enfeagedf but when the Counc 11-ga:ve hl^ figures' to the stallholders there was a hue a: id cry, so they were given th e [right to appoint a valuer of their owm The difference be .ween th? two valuations for the nini wooden stalls was 'betweer,


But this'was not as easy a:, £1.000 and £1.500,


also referred to iby Mf. Pemberton who alleg ed “ lobbying ” by Tory Counf clllors., Although the terminated In 1942, the rent was paid until 1948, ____ a [new lease was prepared bfr the 'Town, [Clerk. It was a difficult job and tie! Counc),! eyfehtually gave the | adctio: iTi'art representatives [notic that' unless the condition] were agreed to, the! leas would be terminated: After long discussion they (acceptei those conditions ar dlthe re: was now £ 120.


Auction Lease The Auction ^arl. lease was


lease samf when


. [ [


lease, continued Mr. iPember] ton, the cattle toll [ wias 2 per head, s;nd It was decided to raise that toll to;6d. Bnt here again there 'vas [a hu ahd cr.v, ,sp another! meetln ■wjas I arranged. Aftey fou hours, the auction iaart|repre sentatlves had not corivlnceL the Council’s repieseritativefs that the tollage should [not b[e


Until the renewal of thi


Increased to 6d. The reconi- mendatlon for that! increase was put forwanl : to trie CJouncil, but when It^ came to voting] said Mr. Pembertotli. he received a surp rise. I


ties had tried to compromiEe with the figure of [ 4d. and there |Was definitely] lobbying Ini the. Council to iccept thrit price Instead of the teconf- mendatlon of the [Council own representative,


The I Auction Mart! authori­


Very Serious ! “ That was very serious arid


If the -people -warit better Local Government in Clitn- eroe then they should giVe the 'Labour Party ! a| more equal representatioii in . tqe Council Chamber,” added Pemberton; '


I '! '


Qught to off er [to the [people of Glitheroe. Mri H. D[uckworlih said houses ■Were always tdp priority and the rate- of build-


'[Presenting a picture to what he thought the Cdunqll


Ihg did seemito have slowed down.


I


lack of Initiative and drive In the Council to get the [houses needed,” said ,Mr. Duckworth. “ It would be nice to [have the local I [ builders erecting the houses, but If they caiinot do the Job then ‘ it Is ■ up [ to the Couiicil to bring in those firms who I can, biilld houses quickly as,possible.” [ j


! “ It seems to me th4e Isja


! Each authority, he coq- tlnued, was allowed so maiiy licences and It W£ s up to the authority to bufd' to thkt quota; If 40 licmces ' were Issued and only 30 [houses built then the 10 [ ficencps would have been wasted as they} could not be carried over; Where authorities were falling beb'nd,.their, licences would be'cut'down I arid that was something ;he I people should keep In m}nd kll trie time. [


.


advocated by Mr. w-ho[ said that such a


of [the CorporatioE


Direct Works A direct works


departmeit was


ment: would ensure repairs and would [ hr the stores, and equipment 1: one c ent ral depot, would result In [far ecoriomy.


I Playing criticised


[only: half . an. acre


It Is Obvious that! the Ministry o f . Agriculture has '.to . watch very !closely that good agricul­ tural land Is not used for housing. , ■jThei result is that there Is bound to be discussion between valrious Ministries,”


Mr.- Pemberton said that although [the Labour Party had only four representatives on the Ctouncll they were


On Coilncll organisation,


said; [that Henthorn -/Park absolute disgrace could be found plqylng on the footpAths grourid was In sudh state.]


would be an asset to the-.to but [the question of; hdw long it would take to provide this amenity rieed golig Iij to.


The Littlemodrj


ilghtirig. of Cllthe :oe and the “ tod (many dark patches off the! main street ’’ were 'me tloried by Mr. DucfeWortK;/who pdlnted out that. ill thO little villages were extendirig their lighting systems. > Although Glitheroe might


The! Inadequat e, ? t r e A t not ibe trie


Ih uS us t6


no JORTTY IS


.to bear ini the-right quarte:-s. The Queen’s [Hall could have


authority for- lighting, th . could at least -bririg pressure


been a -perfect community hall, but It was allowed to f o,


When the! Council was more or less equal; In numbers, a ’bus station was planned and accepted,-lbut[ there was still no ’bus station In , Clltherbe. That was in 1945, and It was not unreasonable to as.suine that negotiations would still be, going bn In another fi^e years’ tlmp. Those were a T?w of the items over which trie Tories hdd let the people down, he Added. [[


|


time the thing said, was becoming' more like a'sleepy villey than ever.


in possessing two fine local papbrs on whom the p e o p l e could rely to furnish fair and' unbiased reports, and It was a great pity [that [ the Tory, majority did pot trust them. It was only I a short time [ ago, said Mr. Hargreaves, that the Totv Council were reminded that the peopl? were being kept in the dark, ij It; was left to the Press to iremlnd them, and that was a very sorry state of affairs for any towm to get into. It [was time!*-Cllthefoe woke up.! and by that he meant the Tory Council.


Clifcheroj was very fortunate i I;


•had been secretary of of the -i local


of U.S.D.A.W; for [ five years and he had also travelled widely, visiting 14 countries. During those travels he had made a special study of the life and social conditions, so he was riot entirely withe ut


1 b r a n c h


would like to see made !in Clltheroe. jMr. Hargreaves said there should be a municipal cemetery, i The p r e s e p t cemeteries were In a shocking condition i and would remain so until they were taken over by the local! authority, ij'-he playing' fields, of the town were a disgrace and although the -Tories were - grumbling about delkys. j there, was no^ a state of affairs in which one of their own departments liad riot the [time to ! attend [ to matters regarding: the com­ pletion bf I the ; Llttlemoor playing field.;


jxperieneb. ! j ■ Stating ] improvements ,he


:


the 14 swings were missing, one seeHsaw' waS' missing, and the others wer? not safe for children [to play on.' If there was a direct ' works departirieht in the [town these thlrigs could be kept In repair. Even th^ field Itself was a danger to chlldreri owing to Its condition,- and] the same conditions prevailed on the


On Henthorn Park . six of


Castle plkyingffields. ' ji -


On Front Row “ Do .you see the Town


. ‘


Councillors arounp ? ” queried Mr. Hargreaves who abded that slncb -his -lioniecomlng he had: enjoyed many happy hours in ([the Castle Grounds, but it was doubtful whether some of the Councillors knew where tile (Jastle [was, excent when there;was |a pageant. Then, he said, they could be found sitting on; the front row.


c a ri d 1 a a t[e s. Councillor D, Crltchley -said he would con­ fine himself! to"local matters and not] National'politics, as their opponents ' would . no doubt like, in order to take the electors’ i mlrids off the real Issues b election,


Sppporting the Labour


Special Study Mr. Htogreaves ! said he


date,| Mr. [Arnold Hargreaves, told the meeting It was about Council got some- done. ! Clitheroe, he


Thb fourth' Labour candi­ Lady V^orsley-Taylor, nresider


tured as she made a ourchasi held in the Conservative Clup Fayre, which realised more of Clitheroe, Miss D, E-


. . Clitheroc. on Saturday afternoon 1han £40, was opened by| the May


t of Pendlqton Women’s Inslitute at the Pendleton W.l. j Spring


Rushion. Lady Worsley-Taylor presided.


“ MERRIE EN(3LMJD” ; aiTHEROE TO GO AHiAD '


men attended Friday’s r|e dispelled ^


more member


carry on with grave doubt.


the chklrman mittee, (Mr. F. J. Hargrrives, was enthusiastically received, and meriibers of the com eany pledged; sustained support after an appeal by the ducer, Mr. L.[ Hardy.


The. declslbri


announced oy of the i:om-


-pro-


Hajgraves i'mbressed chorus with the necessit; regular attendance - at rehearsals. Hitherto, singers had been few, and hoped that still more will the 35 who ivere present on Friday nlghtJ along wl|h ,a women’s cimrus of more 70.


Both 'Mr. Hardy and


male It is join


y of the


Mr. the


rehearsal, the date of production] [which is central feature of Cllth^: Festival celebtatlons, has put back one week.: show will no'W be presentfed in the Castle Grounds on Satur­ day, July 7th., Tuesday,


To ,, give rriore time I


roe’s been The


for the the


:10th, and Saturday, July AMONG |


tHE BEST


men’s chorus for support, Mr. Hardy said now a final decision had reached he was sure that the production would rank among the best! that had been sented iri Clitheroe. Altb the production date wai not far away, he was confident that with regular attendance at rehearsal?, the con pany would be well. preparei [ for the first week in July.'


Thanking members ol their


14th. the


that been


After the aeclslon to carry on with ' the[ show had been


July thrin to - the show.


TLOUBTS concerning the future of Clitheroe’s F’estival of Britain prbduction o f ' ‘Merrie England ” were' effectively day night


, ii . i n response - i ! ■!■ In response to an a p p e a 1 fo r


b f the m ;n’s chorus, a sufficient [number pf rehearsal and it was d e c i d e d , t o the future o f ' which had been in


announced, a vocal repeamal was held under the leadership of; the musical [director] Mr. Leonard Marsden} and friem^ bers of Clitheroe’s Fesrival of Britain Committee were Im­ pressed with thei enthusiasm and the high standard| of the


chorus. i '


Honour|| For Nursing I [Sister


- is' recognised by | an which the King his co on Mrs. C. E. .Wilson Pimlico-road, ClltheroeL ,


T ONG and devoted sej:vice to ^ the ambulandi


movement honour nf erred of 67,


Clitheroe St. Johri Airibulance Brigade and Nursing Division, Mrs. Wilson has be[en admitted ai a Serving Sister] j in the Venerable Order of ' the- Hospltal of St. John of Jeru­ salem, an appointment which can only be - made ■wltli the approval of the KjfiS. j [ ‘


A nursing sls.ier! In the


Since joining the Clitheroe Division In 1930, [Mrs.I Wilson has served as social secretary and nursing riivislbn secretary. For 5i years during!the war she acted as hoiibrarj; super­ visor of the canteen which the Clitheroe Brigade! established for ■ Servicemen statibned in


Safety Committee! pic-


Fayre The orcss


PendletonW.L Fayre Realised £40 ^Fi


m


Council


Village Late-Ni


QOME time 4^ ton Villagej [Hpl! requested t|iat a


■ '! ■ I


sidered District to presk the Services [Ltd., the service.! , At ! tlih m6et|nri of the


Saturdays, b


Col ■Fen


H L -Glithe uncil v:


eroe Rural ho decided


Bibble Motor to re-iritroduce


Council I [ori Monday. Coun­ cillor E/' Holgate, Pendleton, asked, whetlier trieto hod.beea any further djey6l6pments.:


P. itusrito! t!


posals to the [Coriipany. Thie Super,Vidor’s owri view, how; ever, ,wds that


spoken SuperviE that he


___ ___ wdulj or. - ,put


that; the Bervlce! would supported.


to Ri-bble Mo Following


'Council are the service


. FESlIVAl Cduricillor


that the —-n . from Clltlieiloe ( to should be Sunday riiom: use was beim


In Ireply. j tpe. Clerk,: Mr. T. said he had the: ' Clitheroe -had stated the nro-


!bo[


running!a ’bus lf!tb ere was no justlflcatibri-for doing so. and at the irioriient there did not seeiri:


it Titas rio use


bejany , -guarantee be


rialf-hou]'ly service Burnley


suggestion by Services Ltd..


Jlscdntlnued on igs As very little I made of It. the


during the jsu imer months.


represerit the- CouncllJ i Dedicatlor Cathedral On the Qperiln, Festival of.I Bid on 'May! 4th. |


io /request that be continued


l;[eremony'of the tain Exhibition


;he Service of t St. Paul’s ay 3rd and at


halrman of the


be expressed to Dr. u. Hi Fair- weather, Medical Officer of Health, and Mr. H. Cockshutt. •Additional Sariltary Inspector for: their ■work in brganlslngf tri,e-:recent [Festival |of Britalr. Health Ex-riibltlori.


The Councils thalnks are to


district repOTted by th- Medlcal Officer 1/ Include 12 leasled; 8 of-


.Notifiable diseases In th


cases of whooping


sonne dysentery; pulmonary tubei..., . three cases of scarlet fever.


coiligh!; 45 cases of; ie case of;


iberculosis andj A LIVERPOOL cslcllst. Mr.


Ablngddn-roajd.i Walton, re4 ceived spinajJ injures in an accident ori Boundary Hill, j,ri the Trough jqf Bowland, on Sunday e v e n in g .^


CYCLIST HURT Donald, (Christopher, of


the district. Her bthej: inter­ ests Include membership of; the Old People’s Vl]elfare Cbmf mittee ^nd the Clitheroe Road


machine w]hil hill. He was burn•,Royal


to have Messrs.: Tq


Mrj Christopher Is belleveid tile


! f Al n lance, and w ^ detained. ilnAons


it deseeding the taken-ito Black- Inflmary In. Ambu-


‘ his.


y r CATION ; Holgate .-will


acks


Plea For t ’Bus


l] Committee! late evening


'bus be! iritrbduc id on the Clitheroe-Pendletqn route


on was con-'


I


3f the municipal


- Tory, irtalority ,1s having the Inevitable deadening effect on the Counlc ll ’ s activities. Im-portaiit decisions have the appearance qi being cut and dried, arid [ the -proceedings generdlljf seem/ito be infected with a creeping paralysis.”


-democratic local government of our-.tdwn lis -at stake,” said Coun. Crltchley. “The bloated


“ I believe the vitality of the me evsny meX'/s Bipltairis


was mainly due to the obsoldte system; ■Which the Tories In Clitheroe Insisted upon retain­ ing, no ddubt because It served them well. If the town was divided Into wards this would never happen as then, -the Council would more f Airly -represent the I vIAws of the people. And; each district of the town would receive the attention it required.


Duckworth, liepart- speeily Ing E


greater which


fields'' 'yrerfe- also', the speaker, who


the condition bf was an Children cricket


faecaiise the a bAdv


Obsolete System This ppsltlon. he continued.'


! [■'


/nc/uc/e .AWjtStar,


i\ : / / / Into iill


■ A question . iiut. by Coun-r cIHor Griltchley to the Tories wAs, whether [they were In .favour [of the publication of C o u n c 11 ' and ! Committee attendArice figures as this, he said, was: the best guide to the Interest of ( each particular membeir.


; '


i Haslam for [ his services were ! voiced by [ Mr. [ J. Knight, ■assistant Inspector; Mr. CJ W. ! Wright, staff: {representative: (Miss F., Llinbert, assistant 'supervisor. !and iiMr. J.! P. Aspden. All s[ectioris of the Post Offi :e staff (were represen­ ted. , ■ ' I i[


4 ’ -"- Wa ;erl6o-foad. Clithetoe, was presented! with a baro­ meter by the Clitheroe Post­ master: IMr.lTJ Graham, at a ceremony at Clitheroe GJP.O. on Tuesday. ; Trie occasion was the'retlrAment 'qf [Mr. Haslam, who has beeh an office cleaner at the |G/P,0. t for -18 years. Best wishes and thanks to Mr.


Postal Veteran i ■ ■ ■jVfR. w. HASLAM, o f f 74,


( ■! ■ ,


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