SECRECY


jnqi ired: from about six wily we,


Ijerioos without iidm^ the fact District Council id about X2,00D wai told' thati were being ■J


iVjsre sbeing i


issue i)f; the Tinjes" it is Vaviisour, ylce-


Councih told a dctoiis of Hurst ause of ' the


0 ot the plant, 0 village might he supply 'for


■is 'also chair-


and! the R.D.C. errect.


erworks Com- uncll, I think his! statement


etter for ihe I tell the full sailing they


thfe: ratepayers under a,' cloak


■lhati a Public is lan urgent am led to


ttra illlii:


Ihb, eV especially


j WHALLEY ALIlilSHOlISES ' Sir,—Mr.; A. Hall may! fln.^ the


jPOSTBAG


f( llowing information useful in h s quest for the history of the


;Whalley. In Ks .will, dated 2nd February, ! 1837, fie also be-


A iril, 1835i Adam \ Cottam con­ veyed to'.Robert Whalley and fc|ur others a close Of land i form­ ing part of Grange Meadow in tlia township of Whalley to­ gether with four .'cottages, 'in trust, the rents or,;; profits from which were,; to be used In | erect­ ing a number ofi! almshouses for the reception Of poor' persons belonging to 'the township of


q^athed the residue of, his PCTSonal estate ; and several legacies on trust to his executors' to[, lay out- 'so' much iis they deemed necessary |ln erecting


aljhshousesi' ,on the ' above- mentioned ;land. ' :


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of I the almshouses and' Appoint new trustees, it being his desire, that,there should always be.'four trusteek bqsides the Vicar of 'Wialley for the time being.


prepare deeds and rules i and refeulatiohs -for the maintenance


lage has been iiie,' treatment! Ijblising.


ratepayers i 8d. in tile » waste (if


[LIE PERRY. totei- ■


’ ■ , To lan


| t the Broad Acicrington,


ihelr esteem, I the engrav-,


iBirph; of 61, Itreal, Cllth- Iwailet and IS retlre-


|71, had been the Calico


9n engraver,


irks| uhtll bts 1 became: em- Oak Print'


Ion,I Ltd., for 1 years. He: bd l.at the


lue from a a.lttee.


■he 'gift from ■ ,Mr. Birch


estate afteh death j duties! and legal charges had been met was iSr,749 4s. 6d.. of which £500 was represented! by a bond I of the Clitheroe Turnpike Road Trust,- and £1,073 ■ was invested in Dutch Bon^„


The residue of , his personal , !


. trfctees of! the late I lAdam C(ittam' on trust for the benefit of poor widows in -tbe lAlms- ho|uses, subject to the. conditions i contained in Adam Cottam's


will of 30th September, I 1885, bequeathed the residue i of her estate—£120, 9s. 3Jd., t(5 the


: Mrs. ■ Isabella Riley by' her


1898,. George Haworlhl of^ [Whalley, directed hii t ru s t^ to paV £400 free of legacy duty to, fhd trustees of the :Almsliouses, afid requested that 'the bequest


By his will dated ^ieth jAugust.


be known: as ih'e Halworth Charity. | |


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Report dated 5th March,! 1903, gives the following detaUs: 'Gross inepme of Adam Coitam's !Alms- hoipes.-£84 ;2s. There are six!


almsliouses and each occupant: reaves 18s, !8d. perj.month and: haif a-ton of coal per annum.


:A' report' of the Charity


Co nmissioners also | states' that there -was formerly ah almshouse at Pendleton', (date unknown) endowed by an unknown j person, who gave by will an almshouse' and a sum ot £30. pfoduc'ing 27s. i pej' annum for the, bbnefill of two'


Old School j House, j


pobr widows of Pendleton.' ' I J.'W. ksHWICK.; ' | j'


pownham-road, Chatburh. ' • The Charity Cobmissioners’i pe directed the trustees to


“Adam Cottam Almshouses” at Vlhalley. !■ ' |i 1 ' ! By, an indenture^ dated 24th


Chainheif For Ful


Shops Contravening Half of Ti ad


'I j ' i I ' ' ^ mm -Traders Told


fioNTRAV^riiriON (If halt-day closing regulations by ,>[ certain Clitherod shopkeepers is definitely illegal,


'T


at; the Imperial Cate on Tuesday night. ed hv'


MfJ W. HartlfeV. on behalf of the! Clitheroe Grdcers’l Assh- clatioii, who said a niembfr had tomplalned i that 'Oi.e tradesman ( In, 'the | town closed! on Monday .afternoon


no I half day at all; aijd' the Association was anxious that the Chamber of Trade should take action t<) stop thel pra'c-


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;:ana that subsequent offende"'- ' be! brought tp the ' notice the appropriate authority.!


Chamber, of Trade, Mri IJ. Lord,'said that Clitheroe Auc­ tion Mart held .one bf| Its biggest sales o n , Wednesday afternoons and tha t certain stalls were 'ppen theije i foy trading purpdses. Quite i q number of shdpkeepers jn|thp vicinity contended tha t If il‘ was permissible ! for | thi stalls to open then It was per­ missible for them to! ope; also.


Vice-president of! i t ] !


said Mr. Lord . ! I COUNClIi STEPS


“!It Is deiiiltely il


Council 'was taking steps ti ensure coihpllance of !thi regulations.! ahd that he ha(l approached! the Town |Clerkl who was willing to meet | a! deputation Irbm the, Chamber to idlscUss the' niat,terj fullyi "The department concerned, Is taking the matter seriously” he said.;


He ddded th a t ' the ,


Mr. Hartlejf, said f t ihould,' ! be made clear that It wqs per-i


Opera Week^s


. £343. This was announced',


r iL ITH E B S '- ' i Operaltlc duction of; " month has charities by


general comniiytee on raday when It w ^ decided ! to allocate -the money as TOllclw.s: Clitheroe St. John Ambulance


meeting of ' the,. - sooHetr’s a t


cer Fund £30:; GUtherhe Tpe H £38: St.l Denys’ iHqnie Clitheroe £30:- W i^ Orphanage £15: Society Local


the Blind £ 20.


, ^ T S O N ,, B R n u t s " i


i 'M TH E R E O 'D


T R A D E M A R K


T.V.


15in. Tube'. Cabinet | 25in. X 251nl x 36in. hi^h 'polishe.i figlired -walnut,


. loin. Console, only £99/jla-. With . 3 - waveband ■ [Radio TVIO C.R.


£119/15/- (exclu^lhg ;aer:al). i -4. I , I iny. packet of W ■jo faster Hluhijfi W


CHILDRE^ ! Join ths “Hischlef Club". Send til rights Blscnlls or Cake|aod !id. Stamp tor rjgh'te Biscuits Ltd., South Shields. | [


Also the !(3ornlr Consolp type ; loin, £j7/i5/-| l4in. £79/ ,5/-1


AMBASSADpF T.\',


11T. TABLE RECEIVER lO.C. CONSOLE RECEIVER


VISIT AND


OUR


DEM0NSTRATIOI SEE THE


ROOMS LATEST


Brigade £ 16Q: I Mayor’4 Wel­ fare Fund £50: Christie Ca^r


For Cllarities OE Amateqr Society’s


Rio Rita benefited


a total sum of prp-


local ■last


I tradesmen with: the bye-laws' 'governing half; day closing,.


Chamber


He suggested th a t Itne riiipht


fUrhlth


Clitheroe Cnambw of Trade was told at its annual meeting 'filhe j raattei) was rai-^-_


mlsslble for shopkeepers to open on 'Wednekday afternoon' -proyldlng the 'half day wds; taken on Saturday.


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instead of 'taking! the recog- nlsk half.day on .Wednesday,, Other I tradesmen were taking


tice and ensure that the half day closing (irder was jprob- erly, observed! -j


, The, meeting agreed, to ai proposal that | a deputatlohj from the Chamber,'comprls-; ing, Messrs. J. I Lord and W.| Hartley be appointed to meet; the Town Clerk for further; discussion of the matter.


To Send Deputation on With Authorities


I Clitheroe Officer Looks After Sc Pacific Islands


'XTOflllE I bn leave from his duties ok an island which


provides! the setting for ihe famous musical play " South Pacific,",' is 'Mr. George Bris­ tow, son of Mr. G. Bristow and the la te ; Mrs. Bristow, : of “ Carlcott,” I i Pendle - road,


Clitheroe. i ' : i -


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: Mr. Bristow is a district officer in the Colonial SerVice in the-New'Hebrides, and phe field his; duties cover is a wide one. He' Is, Mr. Bristow told an “ Advertiser and Times ” reporter, on Tuesday, a “ maid of all wprk.’! '


, • i District officers havd, amcing |


;remalnder of the holiday th 'individual members.


, |


;ls to give service to the public. :If the small , shopkeepelr :doesn’t then,the big combines will-and we shall be out on our ears." .


i people In the town who re- jOulred service from shop­ keepers. “ I think tha t the first duty of the shopkeeper


j ;


holiday closing Chamber it was mendation and


'jrtent that shops close on the .-Monday, Tuesday and Wed-- nesday of the!July holidays was defeated by] eight votes to, five, and It was decided to;


Put-to the vote, an amend-


AMENDMENT LOST !


' i , . ■ j


Mr. T. Morton pointed put ;^hHt, whatever


the period of


a^eed by the only a recom- not an order.


th a t during last year’s holidays,, there were many!


Another member observed


■question-of uniform ; closing had deteriorated greatly, anfl! he thought It time ,that th ey ' gave a lead by recommending that shops close for a small portion of the holiday week, leaving arrangements for* the


on holiday closing, Mr. Lord urged that for the sake of; Itsr future, the Chamber- should not recommend th a t ; shhps close fop the full week; during the July holiday. Thp


I HOLIDAY I CLOSING j I During a lenkhy discussion I


other duties,! to , see that the' law is 'administered in the areas over which they have control, spi th a t quite 'often, on tours! of his extensive “ parish,” '■ Mr, Bristow may


I have to; see: that justice! is I meted out to : sonle wrongdoer -.among the natives. • . , |


police, and the journeys to the different islands-are madejby launch., Those who have transgressed are brought be­ fore! Mr.' Bristow, who then passes senterice of Imprison­ ment or fine, as the! seriohs- ness'of the c;ase merits.


Hq is accoinpanled by native I


the final say,!however, as the natives' qre safeguarded aglnkt miscarriage of justice by the- fact that evfery sentence oii fine has to ibe by a I higher


District officers do not have


confirmed authority,


REMOTE AREA


of paftlcularj importance In remote spoti such as the New Hebrides, which- are' largely undeveloped; and It Is to them , that much of! the on-the-spot


Men such |ak Mr. Bristow are


judicial arid! administrative work falls. | j


.on which ships taking parti In the battle of the Coral Sea during. ;the| last war wbre based. ' I t was also an American base in that part!;of the South Priclflc,


Mr. Bristow’s headquarters are at Santo, a -large village,


; Santo’s other claim to farne


'continue the practice of for;-! mer years bvx recommending that shops close from noon on the first Saturday of the' holiday to^the following Mon­ day week.


!—Whlt-M(jnday Tuesday and Wednesday ; Tradesmen-s; HolidayWednesday, Jiinej


: days — Monday, September! , 20th, Tuesday, September 2lst. Wednesday, Sepjtember 22nd.| !


July ' 26th; September Holl--


, The ChambeV decided to! arrange a ■ whist-drive and' ■dance on behalf of the CUth^j eroe St. Johi|i Ambulance! Brigade and -to make a dona^ tlon of £5 5s. to the Old People’s Welfare Building, Fund.'


i


Is: Easter.—Qoqd Friday and Easter Monday ‘Whitsuntide i


The full list of holidays rej- commended by, the Chamber'


'23rd; July Holidays—Satuir ;<1^.-July! 17th,' to Monday.' ■


Is the fact that it provided the local setting for the musical play “ South Pacific."


boy of Qfitheroe ■ Royal Grammar School, will be returning to! the New Hebrides InJupe.


Mr. Brlst(|w, who is an old I*


Minister Dies In Clitheroe Street


tU iNISTEb! at- Walker Fold r-*- Congregatloqal .Church, near ' Cllthqroe, for seven years, the Rev. Haydn Wllber- force Gallop, M.A., of The Manse, 'Walker Fold, Chalgley, collapsed arid died In King- street, Clitheroe, on Friday ‘afternoon.’ He was 72.


!


■at Goldboriie, Warrington, In 1912, where he remained'for five years uiitll taking a posi­ tion at Mossley, Manchester. In 1917, remaining there until 1930.


' PREVIOUS APPOINTMENTS


' For the riext 12 years he held-janothei' ministry In the Manchester -area until taking up an appointment at White- field In 1942.' After five years there, he ! moved from the Industrial area to the rural surroundingk of Walker Fold.


his congregation and friends In the district is , extended to his widow arid' sOn In their bereavement-


The sincere! sympathy o f


Getting Ready For Clitheroe M


J- for the forthcoming municipal elections in Clith­ eroe are already being made


■ pr e l im in a r y preparations


in local political circles, where discussions are In progress to draw up the final lists of candidates.


YOUR HE -


^DEOF U ^ f o r t ] THIS


\LOOt-> ■ ! I .,


Produces a much larger pic­ ture -than the average Min. screen. Cabinet 20in! x-OOin. X 18in.. high, in polished walnut ............. : ......... £65 i


(excluding aerial)


A . VVEBSTER & SO N S


77, ST. JAMES’S ST;,| BUimLEY. Phone J822/3766 (BURNLEY)


..................... ■ ■ • I : i BE WISB /


GERLiSTING UK,THE EN


rjlbiifiihrtn D AN t) I And


, fO R [IdRK AX I PRICES' IIfree !


1' ' re s s :


! ILITHEROE Ho^‘ ^iCES OJn • ■ • '■ i .


Say$ SIFTA SAM ) >iPPt./GAT10N


Stoved Vacuum Sale for Cattle Food. Mineral Mixti res andj all | D^ir^ Pilrposes. Also Agricultural Salt fall qualities) jfer the land. Write to add-eii bilov [for Free Leaflet */.,ricultura( Salt as a Fertiliser**


} o 6 < iS (d t\


PALMER MANN a,,Cp.|LTD. Si/t. Silt Worla, Sandb.c'h, CheiM|»*


'! ASSETS EXC^EP £I8.000,(XX).


-SAVE FOR THE RAINY DAY- ! Eitabiahed I8SI


' i .WITIfl THE BINGLEY ! I


SHARES jio/o ' II I , 2i% , i


' Writ! or cill for'llluitratto i; INCOME TAX PAlb BY j He SOCIETY


Uoil Aecnti^VARLEYj EDMollDSON A Cei., ; BRADIHS CHAMBERS CASTIEGATE, anHI


tivint (ulltst partia


- - T t l l l l . Itit. ’


bincLey building SOCIETY


BINCLEY • YORKSHIRE, RESERVE FUljlO £854.817 „ „ „ „


Be a Regular Saver. From 2/6 to £10 per month :iC((epted. SUBSCRIPTION II PAID-UP SHARES II DEPOSITS


2%


AMITED -


C 111 h e r 0 q Congregational Minister, assisted by the Rev. Edgar Jones, of Blackburn, conducted |a service at C l i t h e r o e ; Congregational Church, on Tuesday, prior to cremation q t ! Sklpton. The ashes are being Interred in the Isles of Mail-


The Rev.! C. J. Guildford. i ''


Gifts Dedicated At Chatburn Church


by parlshlorjers of Chatbum Parish Church were on Sun­ day dedicated by the Vicar, the Rev. Harry Hardman,; In order that they might-be used for the first time on Easter Day.


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tributed money towards materials while others had assisted in the making of a falr-llnen altar-cloth and a mat 'fo r ! the • credence, trimmed with deep hand­ made ;lace;llrilngs,


Several ladles had con­ ;


embroidered I'with a, cross, was the g if t 'o f Mrs. L. C. Klng-'Wllklnton, while Mrs. G, C. Freeman} had given four silk IBlble markers, embroid­ ered! In the liturgical colours of -white, pdrple, green and


red. [ ', .' '!’ !.'■ ■


Two smaller brass vases had be'eh given anonymously ■ ■


tinguished a!chimney fire at 37, Salthlll-'road, Clitheroe. on • Tuesday morning.


I C h im R e y F ir e Clitheroe Fire Brigade ex­


son and daughter had con^ trlbuted twol brass' vases in memory of Mr. Lawson’s wife, Mrs. Margaret Jane Lawson, who died some years ago. - A green silk pulpit cloth,


Mr. Norman Lkwsdn, his


, A NuMbEB of gifts which ' have recently been given


Town Council will be i con­ tested, and two of the four retiring councillors will not be seeking re-election. They


Four seats on Clltheroe


■ whom, are retiring for health reasons.


arq Councillor J. Driver (Coii- servatlve) and Councillor R. Trlmby (Labour)., both of


Party, with only'one retiring councillor this year, must find four candidates from outside the Council. Two of the three retiring Conservative mem'- bers. Councillor C. Chatburn, the Mayor-elect, ;and Coun­ cillor J. 'Wright, will seek re- election, and will be joined.by two other candidates to be nominated by the party.;


This means that the Labour MAJORITY AIM : '


Labour and eight Conservative members. Labour must return two candidates. The Conserv­ atives on the other hand must return all four to gain the.i one seat that will give them a clear-cut majority. ^


Council chamber, which at present comprises


To achieve a majority In the e i g h t


parties will announce their candidates within. the next week or so, in readiness for the beginning of', the election campaign later next month.


I t Is expected th a t both COTTAGE/ SOLD,


was sold by auction for £900 a t the Swan and [Royal Hotel. Clitherde; on Tuesday after­ noon. The freehold accredited daiw farm, Bustards Farm, Rlmlngton, was withdrawn at £3J00. ; '


FARM WITIJDRAWN T«HE. f r e e h o l d cottage


“ Brook Villa,” Pendleton,


charge I of the church at Walker Fold since 1947, and was to have retired to Chat- burn In the! near future. Born Iri the Isle of Man, Mr.’ Callow began his ministry


Mr. CallCjW had been ’in j .


Waterfalls Cause Waddington Floods


dington is stated by the Parish Council to have been caused by residents erecting weirs in the village brook in order to form small waterfalls in front of their bungalows.


I that ! officials should ■ meet the Parish Council for consultations on the spot.


were told this on, Mon­ day and it was decided


Village School


* Removes’ During* £1)500 Renovations


' P H I L D R E N ; attending ^ Peridleton School have, along with their teachers, been “ evacuated” to Wlswell School until their village school is renovated.


estimated to cost, about £1,500, began last week, and


The repairs,' which are.


It Is expect^ that It vrlH take six weeks tp complete them. In the meantlme/the 25 schol­ ars will continue to attend Wlswell School with their two teachers. Miss Gregory, head­ mistress, and Mrs. Wild. They are transported ' to and from school by ’bus,


I


successfully and' was/made possible by the co-operation of. the managers ' of Wlswell School.


ary transfer of I the scholars, the Vicar of Pendleton, the Rev. E. Hurford-Jones; said that the scheme! was working


Commenting on the tempor­ ' COST DIVIDED; The work of renovating


Pendleton School, ..said -.the, Vicar, was being done'by a Lower Darwen firm, and the cost would be divided between the Ministry of Education, the school managers, and the Diocese..


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tions and organisers of social events in the village are hav­ ing to look elsewhere for premises In which to' hold their meetings, dr are having to postpone them until the school Is back in; use again. ■


Meanwhile, local organisa­ The parish meeting ■was to


have been held on Monday night, but had to be deferred for this reason. . , ' ,! '


Rowland Rural Council


F L O O D I N G in the lower part of Wad-


:'\7ISITOF !V: ■ Parte


benefit fropi -work which has! been carried out by Clitheroe Corporatlo I’s -Parks Staff.


Park I this summer ■ will to Brungerley


!■ lan d at the Crossbills end, which was once,marshy, has now been drained and the ■water dlvqrted Into the main stream, which empties Into the River Rlbble. '


taken near the “whirlpool,’! (f'an be seen the culvert which has been congtoucted over the! stream In place of glazed pipes, which previously carried the water.. ' '


! In the [ above photograph;


of carrying the heavy volume of water in wet. weather, and It is hoped that the culvert ■will be able to cope with the flow of .water during heavy rain. Miniature , parapets have been! cast from concrete blocks, tol. 'put the finishing t|)uch to the culvert.


-The pipes-were not capable


cause the [land to be boggy In this area, but now that a new drainage system h a s , been carried out, this problem has been overcome.


! SPRINGS TO BI l i t is


fieved that springs ■


, [ I t Is hoped eventually !to tarmacadam the path seen In the photograph. .Further tidy­ ing and improvements to the Ilark will be carried out by a. scheme spread over a period of about five years.


thing; formal, but to le t 'th e I fa rk ! retain its natural appearance as far as is possible,”' commented the Parks Superintendent, Mr.-., J. Hall. '


! “ The object is to have no­ , I


'Clitheroe; Traders’ New President


■T^ optician. Mr. Walter Leqmlng, IF.B.O.A., of 17-1$ Moor.-laneJ wqs elected presi­ dent ■ of the Clitheroe and district Chamber of Trade, on Tuesday night. He succeeds Mr.: J.-Lord, who has held office ip r : two years and now be­ comes vlce.-presldent.


i Mr.! Leemlng has been a


member of the Chamber since lie entered business in CllthT broe twenty years ago. He qnd his wife are both, qualified opticians. I


dent-elect,! Mr. w. D. Rushton was re-elected, secretary, a position , he has held for 27 years, and |Mr. T. Morton con-, tlnues' as treasurer after hold­ ing office for 16 years. Mr. W. Kllner was re-elected kudltor, and Mr. ^W. E. S. Weeks, solicitor.


I mc. W.i Plckthall, Park- avenue, was appointed presi­


'


were-Mrs. I J. Aspden, Mr. W. Plckthall, ! Mrs. K. Bulcock, Mrs. M. Hardcastle, Mr. H. Mashlter, Mr. E. Callow and Mr. S.jHems.


Appointed to the committee


officers were expressed by Mr. T. Gooby. ,


' Thanks to the .retiring B lo ck


ing agricultural machinery' stuck i ; under s the railway- bridge: at Bllllngton on Sun­ day, the tyres of the machine on.the trailer had to be de­ flated ' betofe the road cbi/ld be cleared.] ;


HE'N -, a heavy motor ” - wagon and trailer carry-'


rqad repaito. Is Irii operation at the bridge and the road


:! . , i Single line traffic, due to:


was blocked for about half am hour. ■ I :


A CLITHEROE .jeweller an(i


clllor, staff:' come for ti also


FIVE-YEAR PLAN OR PARK REPAIRS


Rate Down 81


Olher Envy


Fini Councils [Will a t


meeting in Clitheroe on Mon- day.|i


Dugdale, |cha landl Rurji C rate|i()f ZOs. redu ctinn In ti)(he


our [financial cnvy,'’|


Councils , J ‘budget I , ■ :■ ' ; , '


satlsfictoily quate proylslin,


mlttei said ;


I- 1


position reduced rate, sa Porteir-Hargreave get statement


I “ I;find


mytolf in


froni' 5s. 2d. to £ for Councl


Bowland wou|d Hike [to state that


the ■£. H i


the rate,


good bxan.pie of providing. In­ creased services |at a'reduced cost, but he clould.not predict much .'hepe f of a further reduetton In the future; ., ;


Cou


ng il' total of 20s. in had set a


tor I' fn


had to be added the County


was due to “ tyln Ifalls ” in the pAst..[7 la the present year, they had spenl; £1,153 less than had beenjbudgeted for. arid tpey had ffit that they to retulm that amount ratepalyers. ■ r . .


.The fecluctjon In the rate S S I


ought to the


about said who, e xplqlneq; th a t from the sale !(f: qui lorry


“ w i : liiay superannu itmn.


and !a : similar been £


they aved in


compijeheii slop, Porter-i;


By tome


lad tax ree


charge of £54(1 on a Grlndle- ton hpuslrife toneme, but they had been late starting dn the is.cheme, giving them,la total.to.vlrig qf^l,265.


budgeted


i which ' justifl he said!


oyer! long had IPirsued i bulldlhg up a


I T?) redued the


The! Couny^


id In reducing the rate, " ,! ■ ' ' i ■ I-


ipade


special irateq of■'•the 1 parlshto .were:


Additional In


ford stre'et GrlBdleton, burn ajhd M


H.( ip i


___________ Rlmlngtori, Waddlngtori uid West Brad- Special fates, of 4d.'f()r- llghtlri


tlonal] Items, r Bdwland, Qls')i


2d.: Bolton-by-


wton, Slald- 'radford.


1/iiiitor To !sl Guides


E ;1ngl in 1, visited at !B:o(khall'” ‘“^


CoWhyJ a; Hosdltal at


"Itill


TlftjSS K. |.rOAN, STRON(J, U'+l .eMenslon adviser for th'e Glrl| fitoldel.l Association ' Iri


wh'd|ape too handicapped to join pormal (jprijpanles.


Extension. Guides are


stories, !then' handed' over to three llsableq [ Post Guides atteridhig as visitors, j


gentoalTslng-song. T i On S^unday, a Colour!party thrie (Rangers welcomed gue it of h jpouf at Calder'-


fixed [Inside the'i headquarters, and the dlsamep Post Guide's guarded It, sitllhg on chairs. |


Tfib bounty Standard , was [


^BINDLETON houtoholders at. Lane. Ends want a


COUNOL HEARS OF eItc


public; telephone kiosk im stalled in oroec that help can be; summoried in cases ' of accident or| illness. At present a| journey of about two miles hto to; be made to reach the nearest ’phone.


'signed by iriany of the .Villag­ ers was drawn up last year, and Bowlarid Rural District Council wfote to Mr. G. B. Dfaysqn^. M.P. for Sklpton, stressing ;the urgent need for a 1 telephone . kiosk at that point, I i i •


j Efforts to obiain aetelephone hqve so far failed. A petition


i '■ 1 ■


cases was Mr. T; Sllverwoqd, Clitheroe.;


The auctioneer: In both ; -


again at .the Bowland Coun­ cil’s, meetlrig a t Clitheroe,. on idonday, when the. Clerk, Mr. Aj ;R. IBaskett, reported that the provision of a telephone kiosk at Lane Ends was down on ;the|Rural District Councils’ -Association’s Hst for discussion atj their next meeting.;


■The! matter was raised


(The allodatlon.of telephone k'osks,; said Mr. 'Baslpett, was


UJLAGERS’ PO ’PHONE.


■ 1 1


made thr DUgh Couhcll


in a the


anfeurTt of after! all


catke! from ____ reriorled


____


distiuss i method of allocation ofklpskk on a Final [word


fclasls of costs.. in the matter


ocijukants ' i hadl'had s()nie| dip tancdl iin a ;teleph/|i|e.


waf stated, that six miles of needed to can


made! lristallatl(in of


vehicle had btpken down- at that 'po jpoioiipt last week and the


!ai Pos tOf f ice order


to walk to


When approaches - were Idst yekr tor the telephone, it 25 poles ancj


ph: into In take


unde: prejii:


by the P(jst Offlde-authorities that k corislderable amount of wotk] would b| Involved,: and :fqi,, unable to ■ork withou-;


Mr.1 Draysohl,'was Informed ice-


licln thd[ s ipply cjf tele- other iireas.


“ Dut the work! ■


jvlre ‘ would be ■;[ .. 1


EASTER WEDDING GIFTS LATZ


DESIGNS I IN DAY.'STRIKE,


BAROMET^ERS, ANTEENS OF


WESTMNSTER CHIMES. ENGLISH CUT GLASS. ',ESS CUTLERY.


DLD WEDDING CATLOW s Is IN NEVsl-. DESIcInS.


}p, CASTLE STREET, CLITIIEROE


AND WATCHES-


hadloeeti for ali’pbone'box at Lane r E lds,


satisfaction, the | requests'


svitli there


I member- who - a


certain that


their j nbxt meeting, were to Association, who, at


HCounty' .basis Rural. District


: I - ' : - '


[PRIMROSE MpT woo'NE


TELEPHONE


QR WORKS ANE


|CLIl|HEROE 45


mo'fe lyhen Lahgho Rangefs spepded up ihelr normal meeting to Itoye time ftor q


pahyT amd Tr«(ill Guild dancedl. for toblr guest honour : wh(j responded taking hart Ic tfie dancing. Mlks [strong joined In once


Bfpcihall Rangers- l


,e iweek-end, those


Calderqtones


companies Langl/o


Glsburn, THE KING


< . Metheys! Ibis .■will literes BrCi:ad; contains' 25' In tha Tiljaf Sunshine :Let your I family enjoy


iSEi70N1


Com- fOl^-


by ALL BREAD Made (nlw by ' . ., • '


vitartip. this


' ' ■


BEN WOESLEY LTD., NOBTJ END BAKERY, DAi;WEN •*


emat oriiil Units of Vitamin D . . . Growing (fiuldren need it. ;o(lh- bread at;, every, meaL ;


. . each l-oz.i of Veget


items (led tor, son


. Iddi-


ani im.


last yea;’'s estimate,” ;he iPlifanpe chairman.


De criticised


■ y.hid CO


■


plant and a raised | £133, amount: had rinectioh with


TAX' REBATE


pro(!ess'beyond ■his orij:


reclalbied from iri- £^59 dating back e a r i They had tor a : loan


said Couri- rgreaves, the


[the Rea Test of


sound policy in (irking balanqe them I feel


mber of lyears,


recominendatlon to was approVqd


and /staffs,


IS in / a t i n g T ^


EAT : 7lND ENJOY C L T H E R O E


TALLEY FD. Phoh() -483


'


I 34, CASTLE ST. PhOM 735.


Your ReiJairs—ifor Better Results. MAKE NO M STAKE-


to th i t 4s.!6d. 115s. fid. ;mak:


15sJ6d. FO! Triqreiras e re


report! maae by pounclllor .A. H. PorterfHa (greaves, chair­ man ; Df the Flhance Com- :8, I Goui.cillor' Dugdale he thought It s


Commenting on the budget


had bfeen made for the future and they had a jery satisfac­ tory halaUce to c irry forward.


atqment. ! AdC- he thought,


was a ____ ' proposing a in a unique


Id Councillor s In his bud-


COUNTY


luctlon'df 8d. s. 6d. in the urposes, and


/’■'Oc, Ms,)| I Exci:'LUSIVEIjY at feel


!I ; I I ,-Mffi


I w ith : // hi I Li


ncla] --SAYS CHAIRMAN VVE no lioubt that other


Bowlland’s Wtion ’


. - I sal i Cpuricillor W: W. ' “


will look upon position ; with


on !of 8d. — was levied Co u|nciill’s


rmqn of Bow- ouijcil, when a in the £ — a


RO' joto 58/? w ith t / i


i; Fashion,1 , - can be


i, COMFORTABLE t i


Clitheroe Adveriisei S’ Tm y March 26' 1954


SUrMBLE FOR


FARM CARTS WITH OR ilTHQUT BRAKES


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