W W W m . 4. Clitheme Jldvertiser & ^ im e s^ July 1 :, 1952'


CLITHEROE WESLEY | METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL


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Sunday, July 13th, and Monday July 14th, 1952 ■


ANNIVERSARY SERVICES ; Preacher-: .|: -


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Rev. H. Morning at 10-30 a.m. - Ev.enlng at 6-ff p.m. ' ' Afternoon at 1-45 p.m;:


A D D R ^ BY REV. H.. NORMAN SLOAN. ■ ' - : i . ,


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Monday, July 14th, at J-30 p.m. " RFDUCnD pLIGION ”


A LECTURE BY REVn H. NORMAN SLOAN. • I Chairman: Mrs. Waltw Foxon .


MUSICAL ITEMS BY WESLEY MALE VOICE CHDIR. THE! METHODIST CHURCH ; CONFERENCE


PUBLIC MEETING ' in


-i' WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH j|| i>31 6'i :


TO MORROW (SATURDAY), iuly 12th ‘■'j - ! ■; a t 7-30'p.m. ‘


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' Chairman:,. MR. R. J. SOPpRjof Barnsley , j i


.Speakers: ! REV. WALTER, FOXON -! ■ ■ ■ : i — AND — j ■ •


REV. W. OLIVER PHILIPPSON, MA. MUSIC BY UNITED CHOIR ;


CLITHEROE FOOTBALL CLUB SEASON TICKETS


for the comlnrseason, please apply to the Secretary^or any Committee-man. in writing please, stating .numppr of Stand Seat previously held.


D | LANCASHIRE . COMBINATION MATCHES ONLY—


No. Increase in Prices: STAND 30/-j GROUND W j / You can become a member immediately by applying to the Secretary or any Committee-man.


BLACKBURN COMBINATION MATCHES-r-ALL PAY. . Secretary: ilV. Witfon, ,158, Chatbiirn :i^oad. \


/chairman: 'A. Pickup, 27, Wellgate. ‘ ' • I—y^Treasurer: \ J. Marshall, 7, Radeclyffe- Stmet.


' ^ ' Committee:' H,' Bailey;;..87; TO :r J-W. Woodworth, 25/Graf ton. St.; _


’ ■ . -4;F.:Biack.burn,25( Cardigan Avenue; • A. Hargreaves, 20, TOitewell Drive; W, Hobley,c 32b, -King Street; ■ R MacNaughton, 2i Carlton place.


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:-i A. Bennett, p9, Chatbum Road: ^ •: W. Bemiett, l ? i WhaRey Road; ■


c o r n e r HOUSE ■ BOTTOM OF KING LANE | CLITHEROE


DRESSES. ^ Choice of wj WX,. OS, XOS '


PYJAMAS; Floral.'W'WX, OS. NIGHTGOWNS. Large Selection from 14/6.


STOCKINGS :" Nylons, Fine | Si|k, Rayons, Lisle, Silk and Wool.


isELECr/OlV AND- VALUE. i


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH


r Clitheroe SUNDAY NEXT


. j (July 13th, 1,952)'


Worship at 10-30 . dim. and ; 6 p.m. coriini'cted: by


ReVi C. J. Guildford f


! MOOR ^ANE ‘ Methodist ! Church CLITHEROE


SUNDAY NEXT (July: 13th; 1952)


Conference I Sunday 110-30 a.m. and 6 p.m.;


Rev. T. H. Sheriff - ■i-V'.


'(of Torrlngton) ■ , T


CtlTHEROE & DISTRICT CHAAIBEB OF TRADE


JULY HOLIDAYS


tClHOPS (except Food Shops) ■ ! will be CIX)SED at 12


II'


Food Shops will announce individual closln)^^ arrange­


ments. J.iORDi President Wm. D. RUSHTON, Secretary


o’clock day, JULY 19th, until , the f o l l o w i n g MONDAY MORNING-WEEK (July 28th).


TEL. 663.


WHALLEY CfHEMA


TeteoHone;! Whatley 2111. MON'..' TUE8.. WED.


ESTHEjft WILLIAMS and RED SKELTON in


Texas Carnival THURS., FBL 8AT.


SPENbER TRACY and DI «A LYNN in - in''^""!


T i e ji^eek.dBvs, 7-30.


Saturdays, 1st House 6 p.tn. 2nd


House, 8-1S il.m. ' Prices 1/3. Children 7d.' OOWNHAM !A GRAND ■


WHI ST D R IVE will be held in


THEl GROUNDS OF DOTOHAM HALL


(by kind j/permission of Sir Ralph A^heton, J.P.,.D.L.)


WEDNEsIdaY NEXT, July 16 3|t-7-30 p.m.


including light refreshments Good Prizes


, ' ADMISSION 21-


LADIES’ HOLIDAY VVEAR 27/11,' 31/11.: | = ;


BLOUSES.! All Sizes and Colours. pW, W, WX, OS. CARDIGANS. White and Colours. W, -WX, OS.


ue to difficulties in obtaining correct addresses, etc.. will all Stand Members wishing to renew membership,


' J i I Nonuaii Sloan (Barrow-ih-Fumess)


MEETING "o f OLD AND ‘PRESENT SCHOLARS. 2-30 p.m.: SERVICE OF' PRAISE.


v ‘a . I'-'/l.-c WHALLEY


■ Organised by Mr. ;D. Blaclclfoge, Whalley Young i .Conservatives', held a “ Scroungers’ nigh t |’. bh. Wednesday.,' Mr.; J. .Wlggaht.and Miss E. ,Peel w^ire’the winners,-


YOUNG CONSEBVAXlVfes.— :-'',WISWELl |-';';


P. Pierce, vice-president, presided at the open meetihg of Wlswell Women’s Institute : in the Si ■on Wednesday |night


WOMEN’S INS-riTUtE.—Mrs.


. Park,: Burnley, next-month. [Mis* M. Leach, headmistress of Was-' .well School, gave an, interMttag talk on her world tour and of life In New ZeMahd. under teacher-exchange scheme. told members that while there, she came across ^ places with familiar names, siich as Fendle i„Hill and Stonyhurst: She was


arrangements; were: made „ children’s oUtlng to Towieley


She


. won by Mrs. Brown. A mystery parcel, given by Mrs. Carr was won -by Miss Leach. . Tea’host- effies . were Mesddmes .Bassett,


Pickup, Rawcllffe,; Smith Thomas


GJSBURN


were! Mesdames Smith, Evans and Peel.


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,Miss1 N. Precious and Mrs. Metcalfe. OBITUAEY. —


'in this district and was highly respected by all ■who knbw her


place at. St. Maryh Church, Gis- bum. on Monday; the service being conducted by the Vicar, the Rev, W; -M; Lister. Mr. N. A. Waterworth was at the organ. The hearers were her three sons and a nephew^Mr. J. Herrity.


POWNHAM


■ toijk place- -in :•■ St..-/Leonard’s -Churchyard -on--:Tuesday." -'The 'service which wad choral "was conducted by .the Vicar, i the Rev- E. ■


, MR. G. HORNBY—The funeral of.the late Mr. Geoffrey Hornby


had been a member of the church jholr , for 2^ years __


V; R. - ThomAs;


I Ralph 'Asshetdn and family, his wp)-kmates' . at ' Chatbum Mill, British Legion, Downham Sports Club; .the Church choir. Much sympathy is extended to a widow and daughter.


. were, flowers from the; staff ' and scholar's, of‘Dpwnham School, Sir


Clitheiroe F.C. Fixtures


QLITHEROE P.O.’s fixture. _ ; for the , 1952-53 season is follows


Aug. 23—Netherfield .......... 27—Southport SO-—


Horwich R.M.I. ... .......


Sep. 2—Southport- .......... 6—Rochdale __. . . . .


17— Fleetwood ......... 20—Lancaster City ... 27-


10— ^Fleetwood 13—


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11— New Brighton.. . . . . 18— Rossendale United 25— Oldham Athletic .


4—Prescot Cables ....


Nov. 1—Bootle 8—Morecaihbe ..........


15—Accrington Stanley 22—Ashton United .... 29—Chorley , ...............


Dec. 6—Nelson ; . ...... ....... 13— Blackpool ‘B’ r . . . . .


Jan. 3—Horwich R.M.I. .... 10— Marine __.. .. .. 17—Rochdale : "............ 24— Marine __............. 31-Wigan Athletic __


1953 Peb. 7—


/' 14—Wigan Athletic .........h 21— Prescot Cables ____ ..a


Lancaster■ City . .. . , . 28—New Brighton ___ .h


/Mar. 7—Rossendale United'. ..a 14— Oldham Athletic . . . .h 21—Bootle . . . . . .___.....a 58—Morecnmbe ............h


Apr. 3—Barrow ............ '. ..j..a 4—Accrington Stanley ..a 6—Barrow ......................h


11— Ashton, -United ,•........h 18^Chorleyi ; . ......... . . . .a 25— Nelson


. . . . . . . . . . . .h


May 2—Blackpool ‘B’ ... ..... a How Deaf are you?


- ^ George Sheldon, M.P.S., Chemist, ■


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35, Moor Lane, cUtheroe, has pleasure In Inviting anyone who Is hard-of-hearlng to ..have a free nearing test and then try the hew Ardente "Hidden-Hearing" aid -and,hear the difference; ■


iculars. If through sickness, you this unsble to call, please mantlon


oose of conducting these free tests a' Call, or ■ write NOVV 'for an


anch'famiiy *


. Don’t let deafness spoil your life happiness of your friends


» moment longer. -


b A qualified Audlom'etrlClah will Pe In attendance at the above pharpiacy, especially for the - pur­


n- Tuesday, July 15th. between hours of' 10 a.m. and. 5 p.m,:


tppointment, or for further par­ fact,


20- f-Netherfleld .......... . 26— -Darwen ....... .... 27— Darwen


'Ur: ■ Hornby


lad until ''recently : been a bell'- ringer. A.mong thb floral .tributes


occurred yesterday week, of Mrs. Annie Spencer, wife of Mr. Lewis Spendfer of Gisbum Ootes. in her 65th year. Bom in Liverpool,' Mrs. Spencer had lived for many years


!• The death


Much sympathy is extended to her husband, three sons and one daughter. -The 'interment took


held m place of the.usual social kalf-nour. Prizes were . won ■ by Miss P. E. Smith, Mrs. C. Pate,


A Whist, and domino drive was


monthly, meeting of the Glsbum Women's Institute i was held on Thursday of last week, in the Council School. Mrs, B. Beni ley president, was in the chair, after the busiriess: meeting, troduced Mrs. Walton, of Bla:ko, who gave ah interesting talk on “ country superstitions." A com­ petition for the most amusing fancy dress costume was judged by Mrs. Bentley and won by Miss B. Pafe Mrs; J. Watson and Miss G. GAwling. The tea hostesses


WOMEN’S INSTITUTE. ^he and


■thanked by Mrs. A. Wood and Mrs. Say, ■ ., - : ' A competition for a fresh xult salad Tor one, in a saucer, was


the


! ,r : 'W A l) |W ^ ^ "'/j hI ,'!:sClft)EARSmuilN'&


' TOddlngton!':;Dafe. Sc eiijoyed/an


■ port.. ;,Lun(di%:Was/:-t'aken 4^^ PicnlC'fashfbri: oh'the: sands':'’ The party'lihftefwards ; spent'-


Forty-one :behior;;;schblars .'.di: ■ South-;


■ their time .Ihshopplhg,;;doh‘ the famlly'/ht; fioMed’ d ’ v ' '4


WOMEN;s( i I. iNSiTTUTE.--


There was a -feobd attendance at the monthly meeting j of Waddlngtonji iWopien's Insti­ tute on Tu®day night, when .Mrs. J. N-' jS-arnctt presided.' A .demonstration on ” 'the making of needlework rugs was. given byiMss Greehall, of. Dutton. She was :thanked by Mrs., J. Wolfenddn and Miss H. N. Gamefit; ; The monthly


competition .fwias f6r.-":m'y best' slxpennyworth,’-’ and this ■was won by Mli^s! H. N. Garnett,; with a scarfi purchased 20 years ago for'Sixpence. The tea hostesses were Mesdames Boothman, Bentley, Bowers,- Calverley, Chester, Cowglll, E. Berry .and-Liipton.


.wreath was placed at the foot of the cenotaph by ■ Martin Booth and Alfin Coates.


and present Scholars, a weL come was extended by the s u p e r i n t e ' n d e n t—Mr. E.


At the gathering of past


by the frilnlster to the follow­ ing scholars y/ho had passed the scripture! examination: John Forrest!![Ida Wadding- ton, , Alan Coates, Frank Walker, Peteri jjackson.


'


in the afternobh was presided over by Mrs. Eccles, of Cllth- eroe, and Mr.iiWrlght gave an address. A Ij!demonstration entitled “ In praise of Jesus ’’ was given b.’ij j the following teachers and scholars: Isabel' Pye, Mary ;l Bargh, Joyce* Bowers, Anne! Goldsmith, Ida Waddington, 'iJean Pickup, Peter Jacksonj Marlon Herd, Frank Walker, [Olive, Coates;!


' The Young'People’s Service


; smith, Martin: Booth,-Carollnie., Goldsmith; Duncan ■ Park- Miss I. Pye, Mrs. C. Wrlgley. Mrs; H. Weayer, teachers,- had trained thel children. ' Lessons were read by Frank


V»11VC.


Alan Coates, Keith Gold-


W8VAV*


Walker, Ida Walddington, and Anne Goldsmith- There' were ,


•£45 10s., an Increase of £3 5s. on last yea!rl


TheMR. H. LEEMING


Henry Leemlifg,; of “The Dingle,” died oW Monday, after a short illness.; j He was 71.


.Kemple End ail|ihls life and had farmed there for a num­ ber of years. He iwas associa­ ted with St. Pmer’s -Church,., Stonyhurst.


member of / well-known farming famllyi [had lived at


Mr. Leemlngll who was a


Requiem Mass ! at St.'Peter’s Church, Stonyhhfst. yesterday, before the Inferment at St.


sympathy in their loss. The Rev. Fr; I,Thomas said


Joseph’s Cemetery, Hurst Green.


;; p MR. LESLIE FORREST ■ ii |! ' ' "


A member of! aiifamlly well- I Moorcroft, Biirriley - road,


known in the. Clitheroe ■district, Mr. Leslie Forrest, of


the- late Mr. anh Mrs. Richard Forrest, and ItVBd at Stone- hill Farm. Grlhdlrton,‘ for a number of years,'[before going to' Accrington, j /•


------------ -------,1hok place at Accrington on Tuesday.


MRS. G. A! i ROBERTS


Mrs. Gertrude Annie Roberts, of 3, Caernarvdnfroad; Blrk- dale, Southport,


nesday, after a long illness..' Mrs; Roberts; Iwno was born


A former ClitHefoe resident, I died on IVed-


Henry Roberts, |she had been associated with [Moor Lane Methodist Church,


Bradford Methodist Church on Saturday will be con-, ducted by the Rey. F. Smith,. ;


brother and ai daughter, to whom sympathy jwlll. be ex­ pressed in their bereavement. The interment; at West


She leaves a j sistet one MRS. M. SMITHIES


Monday after a' short illness. She was 76. '


wife of ,Mr. Wdlteri Smithies, of 2, Conway-avenue, Clith­ eroe, died at ■ her home on


Mrs. Margareti Smithies,


the daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Hobson,! and lived ,in Salthlll-road - bmbre leaving the town almost 40 years ago. The wife of [the late Mr.


in Clitheroe 74'yehrs ago, was


Loynds, of 25, Newton-street, Clltheroe, 'died She. was 73.


Clltheroe in jher youtfli, and was| employed at the Com­ mercial Mill until Its ilosure, and! later at Carlton Mill. She; returned there during the war; years, when the Bristol Aircraft .Company occupied


daughter of the Mrs; Thomas born at Colne.


Miss Loynds.


! Mrs. Smithies, :who ' was' well-known In; the Henthorn- district, wasibbni at Black-! burn, but had spent most of her; life in Clltheroe. She! had been employed a t Salford


'.<7 wtrrnsrfirrTL-.ruX .-i I - . i . ■ ■ -.'■ ..


■Mass will' be [offered before the Interment !o-da.v, Jbseph’s Cemetem.


.


Sympathy lb extended to a brother and a, sjster to:their bereavement.


tion' with SS. Micffiai!! and John Church,'where Rbquiem-


the [premises, to work in the canteen. She had a life-long associa­


at St,.


Loynd >,■ was Blie-cime-to


who was a late Mr. and


„„


old Commercial Mill' for years, - Miss Elizabeth


MISS E. LOYNDS cardroom [operative at


on Tuesday;


He leaves a widow and two .who, -!, together brothers, will iij .their loss.


i


_______ __ — age of 43. Mr. Forrest was th e : son of


He4 in hospital week 1 after an


His two sisters will have i !| ' A Stonyhursti farmk, Mr.


G.' Altham anj^ the organlsij^ was Miss M. Speakmtoi (Collections i iamounted to ‘


musical Items! hy' the choir. ai(d scholars a t I all services. The choir master "was Mi!:'


Slaldihg. ■ jji ' Certificates!;were presented


were large congregations at the .Waddlngton Methodist Church Sunday School anni­ versary services on Sunday. The .Rev. James Wright, of ■Whalley, was! the pre.acher. In the aftembon, scholars and officials,[accompanied by past schola,rs|hnd niembers of the congregation,' walked to the village cenotaph, where a brief service .mas conducted by the, . Rev. Wright.. A


ANNIVERSARY. - Th . e r e


, lYOMEN’S !jtNSTiT'uTi!--Miss! | j j. EaStwoodi yloe-pr&Ideht, pre-! ! sided at the l^uly /me. jting .of the' [Slaldburn Womea’s Institute.'^ Ah I interesting ;talk'. ;'6n ‘I Traditional ' iLancashire:, F^rei,’' . wf s i^yen :■ by, iMlss Wood, :who fiu’hlahed-'the i membefs4 wit^seve:’al'fr.ecl^^^ ;and' was afterwards Urnnkfed (jh'! ;the. proposition of lijhS! Gib'sbh;' |A cbmpetltii^ ■ for ' the'"beSt! ■


-.SLAj^ym


■|by Mrs. J . ’.Leemins.' Tfie'tea 'hostesses were Miss E. Howard,


[Mrs- Bleazard,JMrs. D/.HuUy and Mrs. Gibson. ..


I Bolton-by-Bowland WOMEN’S INSTITUTE-There


was a- large attendance, at the jnonthly meeting, of Boltop-by-


arrangemeift of flowers was won


TO ilSHAP AT ■; . i


. 'i' . HELUFIELD a g r ic u i M '.!


Nuttall Tat;t|er;sall, The Gables. ■


Helmshdre-road,'' [was


;at ■ Clitherofi j Magisrtates’ -Court yesterday ■ fined £10 for : drtving 'a[ yar ^without rtasbnable Consideration, and


. £5 for failingifo stop a^ter an accident. He [had to; pay-1 ah advocate’s feelof fonr gniheas and coists amounting to £2 12s. ■ ■ ■ ■/;';[|/''.


iHolden, A competition in arr egg cup iVas won Parkinson, and Mrs. son. Tea was serve hostesses.


BILL!


erthWaite, of speaker at E Church ladies ITuesday... jiresided.


46,000 Vital


hospitals in their work,' Miss F. E, Kilmartln, of, the Blood Transfusion I Centre, Man­ chester, disclosed vsfhen she spoke to Clitheroe Rotarlans ^t their meeting yes;erday.


.Clitheroe is a their blood


part, f re.giving to help ;.- the


blood transfusion Miss Kilmartin said had been discovered blood was not alike. In addition to the ma n blood groups,, there I were over 200 smaller categories. [ ,


I Tracing thd history of the service, that it that all


! IN FIRST WAB


cpU for donors had been made in a local Red Cross detach- nfent, and .from that small beginning h^d grown' the national blood tra!nsfuslbn service. Thel service worked oh a regional,'system I and the- a m was that j each town and


! In the First World War, a


district should be completely stlf-supportlng. In regard to its blood transfusion service.


stressed- ’ the. need mbrfe'- ybung people to become blood, donors.


jconcluding; {Miss Kllmartlnj ::| . i |


Thanks to' Miss Kilmartiri were expressed by Dr E. R. B. ■Jifurray.


8 E Obituary


Bridge Mills as'‘a winder, and was ■


two daughters;!who w[ill have sympathy in [their loss. ,


' Ceimetery yerterday was con­ ducted by Guildford.


on Sunday after cycling from hl^ home to the) fire station in response to ‘ an emergency I call. The coffin, drajjed in a. Union Jack, was bonie on the fire engine [to the Parish ChiirCh, where a [funeral service was held. Afterwards,! cremation took -place at Skiptd'h!


Fire Brigade'walked ih front of the cortege.:at the funeral, yesterday ' bf i Mr. Harry Taylor,! of j 13, West-view. Clitheroe, who [died suddenly


MR. HARRY TA,YjtY|i0R ilembers


of | the (jilltherbe , ! .


Mr! ‘ Taylor j had. been a vollmtary Jneniber of 'p e Clliheroe Fire Brigade for 25 ye^rs, and held the, rank of leading fireman. He was 49. For the past two years he had been employed as a textile warehouseman by .Messrs. W. T. Searson Ltd.; Cuthiroe.,


A well-knowp Cllthpronian,


of Foresters tor[more than 20 years, . and' / was actively associated w i t h Cjitherbe Parish Church, where he was a rtiember of the choir for m a p years. !


Mf. Taylor had hem sick steward of the Ancient Order


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sons, who will! have d e p sym­ pathy in their bereavement.


He leaveral widow and two [ GOLF JOTTINGS


Clltheroe - Course; during the foijthcomlng- week, .To-morrow (Saturday) fourth qualifying round for the Captain’s Prize.- Tuesday next, the re-arranged team match against Wllpshlre at; Wllpshire. Wbdnesday


The following''i events are Place on; the


Mxt, a Greensoihe, Competi­ tion has been arrahged and-Is open to all Full and Country Members. All Interested Ilh the latter two events should enter their names on lists)to be found in the Clubhouse!


CHATBURN AND DISTRICT


TWO-BIRD CHAMPIONSHIP CLUB ,'


I


NANTES RACE ( July! 7th) 1. Webster and Son, a b e d


e f, 1675.47; 2, Vi Aldersoh,' a h e' d, 1674.94: 3, V. Alderson a b e d , 1866.71;[ 4, Cottam and Law. e f. 1573.77: 5. G. Riley


■e, .1408.79: 6, !Robinson and Son 1273.00.'


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Cdngregatlonalj'Church. .She leaves! a wjdower and


associated j 'With Cllthe'roe


The intermieiit at: St Mkry’s thb Rev, C. J.


Bowland Women’s Institute held! | ,in the ■ school on IWedhesday- eyening, Mrs.! W.- Heaton pre­ sided, and an interesting cookery demonstration Iwas given by Miss Byrnell, of Biackburh, for the N-W. Electricity , Board. I Miss Byfnell was. afterwards. thanked by Miss Dawson an CO


d Mrs. ,G. for a posy j by Mrs- N. D. Parkin- d by the


rcTON


p SOCIAL HOUB.-:Mrs.i Cow- Baptist


‘ M ss , E,


Darw.eh, was tpe illingtob social


Help J Service


in the region


than -46,00) donors of which


hour - on Adamson


I Mr, Thomas:; Parker, Spring Farm. Downhaih. said he was


driving ,hl^ car along Castle- street, Clltherde, in'the direc­ tion of Whalley. TOen he approached the [bend at Castle Gate, he saw a large car, driven by d e f e n d a n t , approaching.


,


defendant’s car .was on the wrong side of the road. :


-MOVED OFF I '


Mr. Parker said he immedi­ ately stopped and got out of


, his car to wa^k I towards the defendant’s carwhlch seenled' to be slowing down, but as he did so. It appeared to acceler-. ate and moved; off. He then


■ approaching frdm the Whalley direction, was | ; being driven about three-quarters oh the wrong side of the line in the centre ,of the road.


j


I NEVER IN [ACCIDENT In the witness box, defend­


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the kerb and no part-of it was over the centre i line. The car driven ,by the defendant did not stop.


Mr. Parker’s car was near to


30 YEARS TYRE BUSINESS BEHIND EVERY SALE


ant jsald that in his 30 years’ experience he.had never!been .Involved in an/accident; At the time of, .thb incident he was not in . any particular hurry, and he approached the Castle on his correoyside. ■ It


■pajrkpd about, four yards from thfe corner. : [, : ■


.cat did not stop, aiid though he looked through his driving mhrror, he coiild not see him.


I wrong, side of the- road. ITiat would J)e suicidal behaviour.' ■


! W. (^. Morris (Instructed by Messrs. John Taylor' .and Co,. Blackburn) said It was absurd to suggest that the whole of Mr. Tattersall’s car was on the


_ dounsel for the defence. Mr. CLOTHES OF DISTINCTION Le t .us


[ In the manner suggested,’! added Mr. Morris.


I “ I ask you to'say tha t Mr. Tattersall was driving’ round the corner perfectly 'properly, that he stopped momentarily, and that no man would drive


Hltchen, W. Blrcl, L. Cowper- thwaite. J; S. Me ;calfe, Jbhn- ,son. ■


' ■' ■ ! [ . ! ■,


F. L. Hudson, IT Hlncks,! K. Procter, V. Taylor, M.' Wabh- brook, K. Dewhurst, N. Bush


^ Rlbblesdalei Wpderers i l -


A. Bush, J; Scott |G. Edmond­ son, A. Lord.


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Reserve, N. Tlirclfall. . Meet at Ground 1 p.m. !


I R. Carus, H.' Yates, Entwistle. Clitheroe H—R; Keys, i H


[Hammond. G. ;! Clark, ! r [ I Thompson, R. Waddlngton,! K


Forrest, H. Jones, [A. Cams! D


Holden, J. Cowman, s. Jack- son.


W. R. Southworth; M. Plke.i W Davies, J. Marsh, A. J, Crab- tre^ P. Wilkinson, E. Musson,


Hodgklnson.


Iddon, H. Washbrbok. ; K. Eccles, , B. Entwistle, D Punchard. K. E. Weaver. D.


CRICKET TEAMS Ribblesdale ' Wanderers—R.'


FOR HOLIDAYS AND LEISURE V SUPPLY YOURur o u t f it :—


y o | i .Quality Clothing at reasonable nri|es.


EVERYTHING FOR sR;1-o76?^'k?J-?iJi:? l\aV: »


Blouses 12A, .Knitwear: etc


BABY AND THE JUVENILE:— Cardigans 12/11: Cdats, eto esses' 12/11


NEW DESIGNS FOR THE JUNIOR MISS : - * Cotton Dresses and Two-niece Suits Golf Jackets, Coats. Skirts!


Trouser [39/8: Tlrta^Shirts 20/£ :‘'i?oniin sTfrts ts/e- wcar.l etc. A LL SPOR-TS GOODS AND''irO'yS.


rmiicore ■ 'IQ/C4 aa /#


(all Dents.) /


Tel 6627 i


FOUR BEES make I ' ATHLETIC


NORTHGATE — LORD BLACKBIJ


HOUSE, i VICTORIA ST..


12/11: C e l l u l a r JLinen.atut Wool.


SMART WEAR FOR BOYS, YOUTHS ANE MEN:— Gaberdlnp Raimvear, Suits, Sports


BpiPs Snorts WEAR


bend, a car came towards [him. This was-just; oyer the centre line of t)he 'road; the dirivef had no option but to go lover the centre, as he, was over­ taking a stationary vehicle


was absolutely Incorrect to say that the whole of(}iis.caii was on the wrong side of the road he was: he'gotla'flng[ the


' '


To. the best of his know­ ledge the driver; of the other


AND TYRES ARE FITTED BY EXPERTS ONLY. |


Stanley Smithson, of d'. Mlll- thorne-avenue. Iciitheroe, said he was standing at the junc­ tion at Castlh Gate, s The defendant’s c a r ,: which! was


reported the Incident to the police. An Independent' witness. Mr


going to collldh head-on with his car, ; bu ; the driver swerved and caught hlsLfront offside mudghard.


i T h e , I t looked as though it Was


Application, for A. BURRO'W, Secretary, East Vljw, Hellifle'ld.


222,


■Tel.: Helllfleld Schedules, Enti'y Forms,.etc., to:—


report, to the police within 24 hours was dismissed:' He pleaded not guilty to all the suttimonses. '


A summons: .of.'falling' to ■ •/ ' 100 YDS.


7 SILVER TROPHIES. £6^0 ST 9th, 1952


SATURDAY, AUGl PRIZE m o n e y '


GLASSES for. CATTLE (Attested and Non-Attested) SHEEP, AGRICULTURAL HORSES! HUNTERS’ HORTICULTURE. HANDICRAFTS and HOMECRAFTS' OPEN DOG SHOW.


T


FOOT RACING 220 YDjS. 44[) YDS. 1 MILE


SPECIAL FESTIVAL SlEVEN


Entries for all


the aboye Close k :'st Post, Sat. Aug. 2nd. RACES, including


ORSE RACING SWEEPSTA^S.


TURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETk^


, - ANNUM. ■ " 4 ■ ■


■ i FRIDAY. JULY llth. 1952.' I ',-■■■ ! I : ■ ■ ■ . 1 :


! Lighting-up Times ; I


ip-3^ pm. to 3-59 a.m. [!ALTHOUGH jt has by n |


■ ri^ans escaped unscatheJ Clith'etoe has not had [to en| dure! the, worst' 'effects of Uhl textile trade recession ; ai ex-perlenced In less fortunatl


L ^ c ^ h lre cotton towns, '


i . position,: Clitheroe i has- -a | I Interest in (these matters [hi I less feijual ithan that',bf .Utf i neighbours.! !' ' ! [


[I]


ence;J' plitherocihas | leprhpj the danger' to a' town whlcf


[ In the hard school Of experJ


.•h'as all I t s !indurtrlal eggs,. !i ' the one basket, and siiccessfii attempts have been toade i l past 'fears to attract' a nuriil ber of [ ne'sV. Industries to -thf town.


■ i Thli' policy isj in fact;!;i replica o f ; what 1 the, .preser.l moves :: aim to lachleva-t'al attraction of new [industries t l Lancashire, an d ; the 'subsbJ quent spreading of the emJ ployment load. { :|


the chief Tdlfflcjiltles 1 is ..obvi ously, going to be to stabilise 1 at a level appropriate to, th demands of the industry.


•.[.[■ \* I *


;Pharrhaceutlc£il 'Society:-/ 'Great Britain! held at Liver- -)POol and Edinburgh. ;, | : |


of Mr. and Mrs. F. Green,;' 28; Salthill-rpad,! Glitherc on .his-recent success in ,tb' chemist-and druggist'! qUalif ' tog


I examination bf ti


cussed current affairs;atihei monthly me'eting bn Thursday Mrs. Slinger opened the dis­


■jl/TEMBERS of; the Clithkoi I Co-operative [Party! dis[


; I '


Reliable ,


FOR SERVICE CLOCKS AND


I


■ Complete Range consisting of 30


[ ■ ' [NOW IN STOCK


Striking Clocks p d Full Westminster Chimes, Westclox, ■


, Smith’s Alarms : j


Smith’s, Umit\ Avia, Roamer WatmeSi -'-all Fully ^ ' Ouairante^d', and Service ' Ajteriosales ’ at .


ATLOW’S . ! .; 20,, CASTLE . STREET JTHEROE


of [SPRING-WOUND CLOCKS, from 21/6 Tlmepiecet, 8-day Models, i-hour


!, IN WATCHES


' F o l l ow i n g supper, [ th remainder of the evening Wa spent in social activities. | Mrs Swales gave monologues! an. Mrs. Eccles was the piaiilst, Mrs, M. A. Pollard presided.: .


' *[ «


. TTiHE i third of a series' df ' handicraft; lessons ! [was


given at the meeting! oil thel Clltheyoe W p -m [e n ’[s I' | Co­ operative Guild on 'Tueka.v night i Instruction-wds igiveh to stencilling on fabrics and, the: designing and cutting of stencil plates.. | Mrs. Fletche was the demonstrator, | an Mrs. R[oyle gave| instruction l: lace making to .another grou of meinbers. Others j'enioye a whist and domino drive.


■ and Sdi ■the Friday,


Theatre, Blackburn, .including Doreen' Lundy. [Michael s t j Clair, [Sonny Martin andj Roy Murray] entertained i at.- |a cabaret dance,, organisedby! ■the 0astle Castings ‘ Sports I ial Club, and held'ati IJall, ! Lowergate, 'oni


A [ NUMBER ' I of jartisted i appearing ; atj the Grand


Jubilee; Modern Girls, i Bury St, Art; has_ beeri apppintedi


of to the staff [of:


student at Blafckburn School! of Art. : ■ . I :


ELECTRIC


WASHING MACHINES , IN STOCK; TOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY-i-


Hotpoint; - English Eleetric and Goblin


; .


' ■ , i j . ALSO '■ I COLDRATOR


'■ ■ ■'! ! . I ! at ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ' ELLIOTTS


8 , YORK STREET, CLITHEROE Formerly pf [wbllgate.


ROYAL Lancashire SHOW


ASHTOfTPARK, PREStON September q, 4,5 '&6 ,1952


; 0 Lancashire’s Greatest Spectacle


® ' ClassesforHeavy Horses, Hunters, Hunter Riding, Haokney Breed­ ing and Driving


9 , Thrilling Displays by Lancuhlre Mounted Police “


9 Open .and ChUdren’s Jumping * 9 Magnincent Floral Exhibits 9 ’ Open Dog :Sliow[ Saturday) !


e N T I l IE S F O R L A R c S u V E l T O C K U a S E ^ J U L Y I S t h


AJmliilon TIckta bousht prior to tht Show 8«3nrr.'>*n,T--.r--,.. „ J SubJUntlil dkeouni* on


. VWiU for pirtlculira-ej ■(, O o e p tr , S o e n U ry , D w b y H p u w , l2 ,>W ln j l .y Squoro, Fr«r,totr


---- , ■


No^dy else hurit ybu; wliy


’(vants to be I silly I


■' I:l ■ and hurt yourself? ■ TEL. 241. > ■!,■' .


SMALL HOUSfeHOLD REFRIGERATOR '


1 ■ t '


Clltheroe was held at ;The Cafe, Waddlngtori, on. 'Tues­ day, when ipembers [! were [ entertained to tea! by the new presidenl, Mrs. J. Spensley. [ !


tog president, invested [Mrs.i Spensley ■ .with the chain dfi office arid spoke ;bn “ fellow^ | ship and service.” |l


Mrs. A; E. Veevefs, the retit- . i


her hospitality lyere expressed:! by Mrsj F. Dugdale.


Thanks to the: president for'I ;


' *' .1 * !| # j, i


■ Fort, M;P. for Cllthe'roe,' met a delegation of road [hauliers in Clltherpei on Satiirda!y morn- |


VISI7ING the constituency !. lastiweek-end, Mr. Richard


,ing to discuss with them! the./ 'return to private enterprise of { the road transport [industry.: i In the! afternoon,! Mr! Ror t '| attended the opening, cere­ mony I of the I [ memorial' entrance at Clltheroe Castle.


I# * j' * j! i ’


,Finch Travelling [Scholarship: of Wesley House, Cambridge. :


Wesley Methodist:[Circuit,! the Rev. Ariios S. Cresswell] ^ho was minister at'' Chatburn Methodist Church . until two years agb: has won [one of [five scholarships awarded in this country! by the World Council of Chur;hes to study at the Theological Seminary at Bethel !l bei Bielefeld ' in Germany. Mr. Cresswell, who' is 23, hak also gained his B.A. degree with honours in theol­ ogy at Cambridge 'University,. and has been iawarded ! the-


WELL;-KNOWN ai riong ' ' members of the CHtheroe


ROAD


p u s WEEK’S I ; SAFETY SLOGAN


Suffolk; She was' form'erly ';al pupil I at Clltheroe .iRovall Grammar School, and ;a[


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the; [silver! School fori Ediriunds,!


/THE monthly meeting of the I Inner Wheel Club of


M IS S C. M. .BANKS, [of 87, Chatburn-road, Cllfhero'e, a_ student at Leicester College


cussion with a.short address,


riONGRATULATIONS to Ml ,W. D. Green! eldest sb:


textile labour force must cptil tract considerably; arid one b


Inevitably It s e ^ ' that tlid


■ Lanc^hire' as- a| developmenT • area!; By, the very nature of I’tl geographical and' Industrie


j Butil that does no t ' meail that:iClitheroe is not 'deepll involypd in the! present dltl cusslons bn the future of thl textile trade or to the atterap't; now [being, made I to secure th designation of


I North Easl 'I ; I


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