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The Hall, Lowergatei ST PATRICK’S


Ball and CabaTet


FWDAY, MAR. l^th j Dancing 8 p.ra, to 1 a.iJi, ! AMBASSADORS BAM


i A dm is s io n 3/6d.


ckets on Sale from Memliers if tlie Pantomime Conim|i -tee


i^oinens Unionist Ass0c. ■ I


Ch’theroe Branchj ' -I


i MARCH 6th NO MEETING


iMARClH 13th


)bffee Evehingr I, AND GABAREi'


BRING AMD BUY STALB ADMISSION 1/-


TENDERS BOBOUGH OF CLITHERCE


IaLE:0F ICE-CREAM AND OTHER REFRESHMENTS


_ I EDISFORD PARK


Ipplicatlons • are Invited fod tlie Iright to', sell ICE-CREAM ma J toTHER ‘ REFRESHMENia rin


Ipplicatlons must state separately . ■lire terms offered In respect 'of;—


Ithe Parks Superintendent,! irbe Icastle, Clltheroe.


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■undorslgned' In a plain sealed ■envelope endorsed "Sale of He- I freshments—Edlsford Park”! not' 1 later than NOON on lOth March ■1956. Attention Is drawn to ■ relevant provisions of! Hie iFbod ■ Hygiene Regulations, 1955, further ■information oil which may bo l obtained ' from the Senior


_ .(b I Sale of .Other Refreshments: l ■and should; be! dellvec^ to the


" iai Sale of Ice-Cream; i !


IThe ihighest or any offer will not I necessarily be accepted.


^nltary Inspector.


Pnd March, 1956._____ : DUSTBINS


town Clerk s OSQce, I'CIttheroe;


I B.S.S. 792/1947) during period 1858, to 31st Marc^


I capacity, taper sided, non- I corrugated. weighing 23 lbs. with


'enders are Inylted for supply-of galvanised dustbins (21 cU.' ft.


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE I


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I selves to accept the lowest or any I tender.


he Council- do not bind themr i


.own Clerk s OiSce, ^ Clltheroe- ; Brd March,; 1956.


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, ; R .B. SNOWDEN, i' Town Clerk.'


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JFurther i particulars and tender I forms may be obtained from the I Senior Sanitary Inspector, Health I Department, York Street, Clith- I eroe, and tenders must ■ be I delivered to the undersigned! In I plain sealed envelopes endorsed 7 Tender .for Dustbins " oh : or ,- before 24th March, 1958 i ;


I 1957. ,


accordance with 1 'i


i ! , i R. B. SNOWDEN, i L '' , ,


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■ Town Clerk, ' . i


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EDISFORD PARK, CLITHEROE i larticulars inay be obtained itrota


®I)t ClitliiiMt


gHilitrtM&fimfK FRIDAY, MARCH 2l d,i 19561 f Lighting of Vchloles:


6-18 R.m. to 6-29 a.m.i W P ^ . Hilary


Drbn, Con^eryatlve ?reston South, Grbn, of Whins isabden, has knnou engagement to Mr. Olairry, Conservative llltheroe Division. Miss Green, iwho |was edU' ated at Moira Houie Schi^I, Sastboume, and later itooK; a:


daughter of


_ M.P. br, ajna Mrs. Hoijfie,:


ikiced Ker Normlan


agent, for


for Preston .South .since the; last election. In 195(i and 1951! he unsuccessfully contested! Nelson abd Colne,


I Her father has been M.P. j , !


of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Clarrv, ' l iShelfleld House, Slielfleld,


Mr. Clarry Ig! the elder ^n;


leaf Alcester, Warwickshire - ‘ He has been]In ih|s present: )st! since 1951,! and previously:


■^alleyj'Gdlf' Club andiBlaek- lurh Rugby|Clhb.•


" ' *'L 'e.''


phufch.iGlithefoe, oh Sunday, d ,by [Mr.'' R], ;'Wrjgley, ^he holr, In the morning- sang,;


HOIB sermons web preabh* ed at Waterloo


lethodlst


‘[if I-ye 'keep .My' Commai|d-1 hients" ] and,, ih: the .evening, - ' Come i and Worst Ip]” a.nd ‘ Lead mndly Ll^ht." In! the evening !.lsc), Miss: ylvia ! Abbot] :.,render'|ed


liyitheiRev. K!' D. Lane, Chatburn.: and ;the Rev.. Wrlght, ol|NeIsbn. CoUbtlt^ns were for ch(3lr funds


‘[Brother.Jones’s Ah,” accofh- i anled by Mr. A; Joresion the Tgbl. ] ,1 j. ' ■ ■The services |were conducted


Gre6n,i eldest : iln Alan


CARS IN'JUNCTION CRASH


Children help missions: The^ receive award^


I Juvenile I Missionary!: Assoc a-: itlon (luring morning pervlce at iPlitheroc Wesley Church on'


presented medals and certifi-] ates to ! members [I of the


THE ilqv. ! F. A, I Payne,; • superintendent-1 minister,:


Sunday. 1 Total money raided for missionary funds during jl955;was £62i3s. Gd.i;


secretarial course, bits been a; Secretary in the House l of dommons for nine n!ionth8.|!


This oar is one of tyyo in collision at the junhtion of Woone Lane-Eshton Terrace, CUtherae, on Sunday. It was driven by Mr. Idris Davies,lof The Bungalow, Lolw Mbor His wife and two children were passengers. The ol her car’was driven by Miss Peggy Hammond, of BiUinge Avenge, Blackburn. No . ;


I ' one was hurt.


eld': a similar position in’ biinty Durhaih. -. i | Mr. Clarry 1^ a ireniber of


ALL SET FOR


POLIO I^E^ents Asked to] giyij consent


gCHOOLCHILDRES in CUthe^f^ have tl f" ipoilo-vacclne forms which require tl


parent. j'Nearly 17,000 fonhs have beeh clrculatf


rlurserles . . , » * *'^**T*|


5 Divisional Health Executive area,'Whioh The form states that a vac-;


cine'has now been-discovered! that,; Is believed to- confer a" degree ; of protectloii; against, pollo'myelltls (Infahtile para­ lysis).


■ ['!j A 'ilinlted supply of the vac­


cine iwljl be avallablpi In !May and Juhe' and will be'restrlcted to' children bbrh’ between the years 1947 and 1954' iriclusive.


Tlie' ivacclnatlbh, ijwhlch is:


f chbol, started: ,oh Saturt^ay t7ith ah enter-blnmint given! by the Bingo CjDncer!! Party! of ] Dafwen. ;Mr. |R .- Blackburn. presided. Procieeds imounted! to £!12''12s.i|:


ijpHE men’s week-end :at ihe; *■ I piitherbe jCongregatlohal:


j ■' I Oh: isuhday. { th e , brvices'


wefCiconduct^ by tie iRevj J. | (jl. Mmwardi.of Bury. kt'W-.': ■pafdell: was the 'soloist: a,nd’ he ! choir, I led anc. accom- lanied by ■


Mr. | E. S Hartley,:


(n aid of church funds; ’ .' ■ f l'i ;:4: ^ • » ]■ !


lang'the anthem ‘‘yilliln the' Vprdl Eyerilng’.’f ! Collections, imbuntlng to about B12, wke,-


veekly. ;, meeting of - thei Vomen’s Co-oI)erat:ve*; Guildj


fRS. A. Hallows, gave],a Cfn-i , ferenCfe report ^t! the.'


Send for FREE ILLUSTrAteD- opipE to; Entertainme|ntS' ilanager. Room Z, Marine iHall.i j


iTRAVEL IN RAIL COMFORT ' ! ■


Wilson. ; Mrs. Swalb presided. | '' .at. ’ *‘ at'' - a.


(jin Tuesday! Sectlo isjof the: bulletin wdfe i-read by j|fs.l


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'Fleetwood. ; . !■;! ! i : jl


•


DUT £2 lbs.. V as-raised; t for 'the:eqhlpmeht ‘bf


- Club oh Friday!” The M.C lancing,' for which; music, Wa provided by! the Ainbassadp: Band, was'Mr. |H. Lord;


^oVer Scout Crew oflTpc' H d.ance In the Conservativ


Cloakroom! the Rangers.


I Baracuta p p f t l i d l ! l •


feceive awards to mark ifeafs service with tie firm “ veterans’] di^er atljBlaiik- i


'DR ClltherM employees of:| ;Rlbble Motor Services ydlli


|)ool'on Tuesday. “ ' : j : ' They are Mr.’J. T.. Yates ajndl


fr.;)J.:Chatburh (conductors),] Ir,' J. Brown (garage worker);'


ihade 'to 105 TohgfsemM ployees, brlnglh^th-; total' £59^88 of ,whom\are still ■tjhei servlet of thf-coippany.


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■ ^ Celebrated their- blr|thdf ,ys ( n Leap Year Da^ (Tuesday, February 29th)iiw^ Mr,,;Ver­ dun i Allen, lof ;46,j: hlttiempor: Road,,whoiwas |4C| tor'iw^ it': 10?).' He Is employed by the i North ;,, Western | Electricity j 3oard at Blackburn. !;; 1 - * '! -*j I; *■ 1 i:


A MONO bhe i peepl^ ]■ ho I


Iffi-THPAY . , krUln^s ':Mrs,.J. H/ SlniMony of est View,-CUthejioe, who


1 bn Tuesday.] ' ; #• *


lEST RAINWEAR ; at '


lY & fS SHOP


t'T. |Cl|tHEROE : JOE‘829- '


^OTE: ; B()YS’ ;SIZES


il^GE OF CLOCKS


Intal Manuiachire


]i6/^ TO ;50/- GUARANTEE


CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE


Old; People’s; Welfare _ t ee,', a jumble - sale he|d in thei.Old People’s Club bn Ffi- qayi raised about;£8,


"MJGANISED iby 1 Committee; o t ,


Commit- *


were 'hosts! at - a party at . Bashall y7ednesday.1 A|1 the clubs ;took ^ulz at: which i thi'


rpHE girls'' of ^ ! Young; Eanr


Master was Mrs] J. winners were! Bowl lyith 21 ipolrits. Music for 'dancln!


itlded by My. H, 'I ,


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THEyouthigroup *■ Parish iOhurc jiipble sale;In ithe


e:s Lj'ap:


Clltherofi i’ “ Cllib


part; in questlo


'brgh!':'“


Dbug; bl


Tii a id Forb


wasiipiji :las.


iohooi m ROAD. SAFETY SLOG THIS •\Ve1 ^ s"


N o b o d y elsfril w I fu r t y o u ; ! l y h i and: hurt ypui


Clitheroe held, a


frldawweek: It] talked £81 )s. for thClr funds.!


the Social Cl|thei;de


ihdMr. J. R. Gudgeon (htter).: be! ,1


At the dinner awards wlB


to Ini


free jof cost, entails two injec- : tlons with an Interval of nbt less'than three wepkt between' each injection.


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, Should the Initial] supply o f ' vaccine: prove Insufipclent. in May! and June, children - wUl': be glyen priority whdn-further! supplies become; jjayaliable; after November.


j-;.:- ' I ;) , -^.STATEMENT: '-Il- ' !; Withj'ia; view,;to] helping


parents and 'guardlai^ to come to, ai decision on the offer of this [new' vaccine, thie M.O.H..


-for !!the.-trough Ishidi Rural : 'Dlstijict of^ClltherbeljDr. J, H. Falrweather, was approached' by tlje ‘‘Mvertiser anjiT-toresI’


- ] He' made “he follbwihg'state-:! r iment; ■ -■ - ;-ii ” ,-■ / ; --;'i


“ A; careful; study] of -,thei ' ayallable ihfolpiatloh leads "10 the iConclusion that,; th is ,vac­ cine iJs-as safe andjjhafmless


. Il ' : ■


.and-!'free from reactions: as' was; thb case when ip h th e r la ! immunisation was ihitrpduced.


I‘‘The'percentage; of children


immunised dgalnst diphtheria in Clltheroe and district has tor I many years been .'higher than for mbst-dlstilcts; hnd it!


ina:iaged by ] vantage of thib privilege; ,“ XMd! ..cases.' of | diphtheria '


..is .hpped that- people In th is , 'are^vwill again take! full'ad-;


chh; Ithbugh' very rarely, .occur; itotlibse immunised against it. ]


‘'In the sam'e'way ;|ib doctor


can; guarantee th a t ! all child­ ren! immunised against! polio­ myelitis will, escape]] biit the


'Children; who are npt Immu­ nised are .'five times: more likely to develop poljomyelltls than,, those who are immu- nisbd;!':]. - '


■ j]' : !‘'rnjs fttidlng is the-resiilt o f ;


■ statistics complied'; after hun­ dreds of thousands :bf children had[been. toim.unlsedl; :


: rf>yB^SI®E’’DOSE ■ ] f '^ e n ! diphtherjaf Immuni-


-! -


satibh i was begun,; i f was -hoped .that two doses wbuW' .glye cbihplete protection I for an' indepinlte period, but i t was ■ iater found that ; a j [‘booster”.


- dose was desirable four or five years after the first ilmmunls-


•ftlon, 1“ I


' |‘Slmillarly, It may] be found desirable, to give a “ booster”


: doSdi in'] the case of polio vab- ',cliie,| -■' ]i-'


;; | . ].'■ “


'dt'fwiil last-ifor'. ah,i indefinite -■petl0|(hi,.^,-


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Health Organisation B.M.R.C., alhey wep! ;satlsfy “themselves .L safety of the vaccinp


ehcefbf one batch d: us^i^hi! America, the of Health have! be ^ _ cautious about launc:ilng -this Immunisation campaign until. In conjunction with tfi'e World aiid the able ! to of ! the.


‘Tri 'view of the earfy experi-: ^vaccine


Ministry- :beien | .very I i Mm. CHILDRP


bei, 1955! at; least lOto. ohild- rer- have been immunised with a ’racclhe similar ti^| the one offered,] and.no incident pas cofieto] li|tot of any |ill-eff3Ct,


‘Between May ahdl; NoveU- ‘Tif I Canada last ij^ar more


thsn; lip. children - were! vao- clnited iagainst ppllb without 'ralihkpi.


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! “Inj spite of. staie^erits 'to' the-mto" sug'gestfhgi that the,-


. been In use long ehough dor the "British Medical' Research Council; who vouch] for'the efflc;acy, and safety of this vaccine! to say honestly tpat


loiiff „ydll, the pratect|oh ilast?’ Ob’


' (‘People naturally ask:! ‘How vlblisly, the vaccine has hot


■ vaccihe


■ by one me: nberj'the feeling'oL the meetli g whs gen,er.aliy In falvour of i he lihmunlsatlon.i ;


' the Divislc nal Edu'cationl; Exer /lutive No. 3 mebtlngiat Whal-- I'ey bn Ti esday“"whdfi ] after anxieties;- had' -heSh expressed


discus; ed by .paeinbers nevi polio vaccihe,


-experlmen:. anti i make guinea pigs of thousands of young children?.” ■ -]' - i ■


If the \ accinatlon ■ di(3 yof


prove succ issful,|he ,vfas deep- lyiconcernf d at ' happen to futuf


“I ; thin I the treatment


'^hbuld - hare befen given faf more trial ifefore! being passed onto the.'lubltojat large."


, formation about the clpe,' ' ■ ' '


' Tn favout of the vacclnp was


Mrs, J.'H. l^’alrweather, w|fe of Dr. ;J. H, Fiirweather. “If you hadtoeen a .child .suffering from; pbllopyelitls,” .she- said,


!‘T] am cert iln ypu would be in fajvour of 'pcclnation.”.


waltod until It jwas sure as It piissiblyi CO lid be ithat-the vac­ cine; was sufe.


The Ministry of Health had


Gyeat. Harwood,] was confl dent about the yacejne. .The only reason son e,doctors had-uttle knowledge about vaccination for pbilii w IS because the jvac- clhe 'iwak.siarce]! They!would come! to 11 arh ;|more about it when It beifame hiore available generally. County ( ouncillorJ. .Wilkin­


Cbuncllkr F. Alnswort i, of


son, :,bf'Cl: therpe', said; ‘[The Medlijall Research ] Council would riot allovf it to become usable-If l;;wa$ ;not safe for youriristefs,'’ ,': “ A protes ;J agalrist the term


“guinea] pgs” was made toy] Mr. j] Duni; “This is only one'


taifavouroi-the cussing I the question o f the thi t the public;


sc


man’s riph lion,”!' he -'declared.- The immuiilsatlbn was'purely voluntary. There was ho qom-; pulsion-alx-utitl Mr; J. iW. Brewer said he] was Executive I dls-.


Mr. Dins iale passed round a cutting fnm .a dally news­ paper In which, a Lanc^hire councillor was] repprteji to have-depleted the lack of liji new vac-


Mr! E. r Insdple, of 'Hapton; as ;ked: “Is it fair to hiir'bhild-^ reh br parmts that we should


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is week been given e signature of a


MwL/Aa vii|wtaaouc u vaaiwUgi* ViiiilvOy schools to.reaph all;eligible ihlldyen In the'No.


d through clinics, includes Clltheroe,


family do stor has not been Infbrmed,' the Lanijashire County Co incll! have fo^ard- ed to all doctors in thls-prea a full accour t of jth'e whole his­ tory of this vadclne anh par­ ticulars ol the! linmun^atlon scheme, which | they , stfongly recommCmi.


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. ,"I1 [you: child developed poiibmyeinis with accompany-' ihg paralyi Is you would be full of regrets th a t ; you had not takeh-'advi,htog]e of this offer of Immiinl iatloh, and if jl toad children ’ox this' age; group,; I would wel(bme |the oppprtun-' lty,of givlr g them this protec- itlpn.’’-' . :


j , O n e < b j 6 ^ t S y | ) u t


a certlfiiiate or seal. iThe rebll plents were: ;


5s. 6'd.).- ■


1 Children collecting miire [than £5 received a-medallor


bar to medal, i Othefs received, !


Medal; Marjorie Slater (£5 !j| '


•'Bars to existing!I medals Wendy K. Payne (2nd bar) £5 ils. 7d.; David Scott (1st bar), £7 10s. 6d.; Jdhn Gbr- doni(lst!bar)i £5 18s.; Roger Dugdalei(2nd bar),!!£14 5s.J


John Rjicroft (2nd Ibar), £5 6s. 2d.


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. Certlflijatesf Elaine Smlih- son,i Hazel iPoulds/ Wendy


Bradshaw, Carole Thompson, Diarie Kerneen, Kathleen Breaks.


Saunders, Valerie Cross,


Seals


Valerie Sharp, Hodgson, Janet Ci Elaine Ei and'Mai


‘ ilKathl^H


Brayshaw, I Christ ne


Melyyfn Edmonds inJ us, David Hothers ill ondson, Janet Septt Eaktwood, I'


existing certificates! Rita Kay, Robin Sllnger, Janice


^ai ety team wms quiz


,0LITHEj6ii beat' Ndrtl ^ “ East Lancashire -by „ pojnts to )6 at Great Harwedd on WednjsdE^ in the East- Lamtashlre road-safety .qilz com,petltlon. j


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tem weie Keith TOlteslde, Mary Birtwistle, Frarik Tayjloi and I Cyntlila; Downhill; ' .


Members of the'ji wlnnirig P.c. J. Dunn! was quizmasler,


and,|judg(s wbre Mr.; J. Ains­ worth, CoimclUor J. Southto ahd]lnsp. W. Lord. I


Bacup or next round!


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CUtheroe lylll mert eltljier Rawtenstall ih the


_____ -resedtoh.


-cancer £l'7 was raised


jumble sale held in the Ccn-| gregatlon£,l School ciriiFrldjay. The I chairman of the Cllt roe comm]ltte(j is Mrs. I. Da'- son.]-;


.at „ Mr. G. Hood


RockeU trailiiig white stars


; ]E]IGHT rockets trailing white stars, were seen coming in


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pairs ' from'' ;the i“Blg End” of Pendle ;and i»he Parish Church Tower ]on Saturday night.' :


ling laid ion by the Royer Scout Crew of Toe H. They were the s i^ that two Scouts on Pendle were .going to start] slgrialllng,to .another two on the'tower.“I ' ]


:'


. But, at the last minute, the mist came :dowri. Two rockets'' from] the jtower, meant that the exercise had been called '


not, hdwever,' deter the - four Scouts, B. Howarth, B.' Mac­ Donald, A. Snape and J. Green from; carrylng dut the second' part of the:; test—that • .of camping ori Pendle In the snow!.;


off.^' ! j] -v! ' The. weather,'conditions did


' ]. ■ ■ , Just; to sbe what tempera­


ture It wus,| they took a ther- mom;eter which registered 21 degrees Fahrenelt on Sunday morning—i l degrees below freezing point, r,-i .


ices to wen


Hairdresser rose bowl


ijtitlon against 36 other comi e- tltorq from all; over Ehgland


national halrpressln^ comi e-


iome, tyophy ion! by Mrs. --Tlfha:


second' attempt to [win this coveted trophy. In 195t—the riatlqnal event Is held only every five years-Bhei finish^ed seventfi among a similar nuijn- ber of competitors.


It! %as utrs.. Slngletoii’s


competed>for annually, the In­ tervening contests being of la morylijical character. I


■ The rose bowl is, jhowevbr. I


Workmanship earned jthe prl ze for Mrs. Singleton, whose wlri- i hlng' ? t y 1 e I was- ,a! simple 1 brushed-back.'dfessirig with a! blight [fringe;' at the front,] ^vlifg a sleek, smooth, appear­ ance. fhe style had to be suit-, able I for everyday wear.


Originality lof design- a:id


ilonj a three-day event at .the fVlnter:; Gardens,' Blackpool, was 19 -yar-old Maureen Mc^r- fls, bf King Street, Clltheroe,' who! if apprenticed I.to M)s. Inglbtpn. 1


'Her model at theibompetl-


Youth groi|p ii o -act


ne ,, ■ p ’fob,


l'•fvlucn Ado Abdut Soriiethin fri the school pn Wednesday.


.pression fi rtriiarksi


natiprialisbq; assessments' byithblGas mkde]!ipt: iihilerl the


mcineylsp prpvlbions arid - Vaiua : .'^eriith


Council to the Nprth-Wesfem Gas,. Bo^rc '-this; week. The lid b'kck underithe: )f thp! new'Rating


•“ ;lon ifot.i I


, W,efe applied I for , BQabdb. Thesei.are' jspeotiye 'to- 1952: iCti!


i gas] industry yras; ' -reduced rate;


-


wood) -hoped“ 'that -people: !- would not ibtam a Wrongllm- om Mr. Dinsdale’S;


•A REP'UNp of: j£740 4s.-was made jy: Ciltheroe Rural


could- khov - their views Mr.' W., lllynnj '(Great Har-I Messrs,


lays, “1 'White ;Elepharits” and


, Thie. prpdufcbf wab'- Mr. A. jWoodepek ami,Mr. J.-Brlerliy was the. stage manager. T: le furniture waS loaned' iy Hotherball anci Forre, it.


, Those- taking part; weri:'’ [‘White!Elephants”: V. Fatten'. Di Parktasota IB. Blekzardi P. Rawbthorne, Q. Quiglpy and Ji Biackburn. “Much Ado Abo it Sbmethlng”;, M- CoWley,- IS. Swalesi B. Hall, E. Atkinson, P. Bylggs,' Mr. -J. IBrierley and;H. Cattqm.


'Swales! Oontrlbutloris Were made', by M. Atklnsonj T. Ben­ nett,! I.| Hardcastle, A.'Brlerle y. S. Brierley, D. Parkihson, p. iHall|and,A. Grant. -I; .


'the bhow'and tbe taake-pp krtls-t^as Mlsb E.-Laycock.


John Blackburn cbmperbd


i Milslbal Iteriis were, glvbn betweeri the't™ productlois,' the 'pianist being Kathleen


.herqp I Congrbgatloral .produced twif, one-act


Youth; Grouri: of the ------------ W in s


of Mrs./Irene Singleton, in King


riusTok ERS at'the ladles’ halriiresslhg establishment


yesterday admiring |a hacd- thej]ose bqyil Singleton , in ,a


Clltheroe. were test


■(pUTHfROfe Fire ArVittTAv«fk oti/4 «Brigade raced to the ITimrose works of


finh themselves slap in th-i middle of] a works! fire brigade turn


Ashworth and Smith, Ltp., on Wednesriay!, evening —to ■out.


. The I “fire” i yvas] a purely


Ima^nary one devised by the captain of the wiifks brigade to test the efficiency of his men! In an after-wor^ng- hours emergency. ] '


- however, being unaware of the surprise test, ! immediately telephoned the Cllitheroe Bri­ gade on hearing the alarm at the works.


the matter good-humouredly and the Clltheroe i fire engine was soon on its way back to the station.: ' ;


Evbrybody concerned treated SO RE-ASSURING


the false alarm- was answered was very re-jassurlng to Col. R.


The promptness with which


L. Owen, the works director of. Ashworth and Smith, Ltd!


He told q reporter that it


was very i|omfortlng to see the speed lat which an I alarm was answered by the Clltheroe Bri­ gade. l! ,.:],


before!] we happerilng,' certainly, promptly.


“ The fire brigade wCre on us


knew what was he j said.' “ Thqy turned out very


task for Clitheroe


■“LITHEHOE face jstiff oppo-- sltlon when Ithey travel to


. four, behind the leaders, Wigan Reserve.


i I ' .


-Green!; Johnston. The coach will leave Shaw Bridge at 12-45


■p.m., |' ' i! Snooker I League


'fTHE draW fob the] knock-out; .('• competition pf the Cllthe­ roe. Sunday] School Snooker/ Leagub] took place' this we.ek as; follows (figures - Ih parbn- thesls ^endtb handicap): Congregational (80) v. Uhat- bum V!H; “B”.:(70)!


, Chatburn ;V.Hi “A” (30) Sabderi“A” (40)J


, '(scr>).’’


M a r c h ; 8 t h ! a n d ] 1 5 t h , w l r i n e f s t o b e d e c i d b d ij o h j h e ' a g g r e - g a t o ' s e b r e o f b o t h g a m e s . "


Qrtadleton,(60) bye. . T h e g a m e k w i l l b b , p l a y e d o


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I Clltheroe’s team will be: Wallace; Henderson, Black- lock; TrezlSe,:'White. White- head; Flatley, Smith, Burnett,


Dfoylsden tormorrbw. They are six points ahead of Cllth-r eroe In the'league! table and


I.-.,-' !■ It was ari exercise In signal-' j :


GRAMMAR SCHOOL’S I NEW HEAD CHOSEN I Mr. Gerald Hoody classics scholar i i


I^B. GERALD HOOD,'; senior classics master iarid house!: master at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Boys’ Grammar School’,!


was on Tuesday appointed headmaster of Clitheroe 'Royal - Gramniar School from ]a short list of six.


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He succeeds Mr. Laurence Hardy) who was 'headmaster for' 21 years! until his sudden death in December. |


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with two young chUdren.. As a boy, he attended the-school' at which be i-has been a master since 1951. Hlh only other i previous iteacjilng post was’that of assistant English master' at-King! Edward VII School, Sheflield.


A Leicestershire man, Mr. Hood, who Is 34,! is married ' i |l


College,' Oxford,-fn 1940; where' he.,remaine(I until 1941. Me


Mr. Hood went! to Brazenose CASH OR TERMS


gained ]hls |B.A.j degree iwltli flrst-clalss honours.


1942 to 11940 Defpre returning to Brazenose, where he; took secpnd-class hohours iri tne final heinours school of! Eng­ lish In December 1948.', ’ ■ | j


He served In the Army] frojri


degree in 1947, knd took ' the Oxford University Diploma iri Education In 194^ ' ■ , 'j [


He WM awarded hls - MjAl


Mr. Hood flrkt served with the 1st Foresters arid then; with the 11th York aind Lancastjer Reglmerit. He became a staff captain I with S.E.A.C. ] ' and seryeci In Malaya.


Dutlng his Army: < servlie] - ; , j |


.'hls'flrst visit to;Clitheroe, hrii relatives iln Lancashire. - i I '


Mr. Hpod, wh(l was making ■ I ■' ' '


for I the post of headmaster of the] Grammar. Schodl,;- which 'celebrated its 400th annivkrf sarji tm years ago,


’I'here were .MS appllcmits


plajnts that havj been ijeachj- ing].us,” sal(i Mr. Mark French, presiding over Clitheroe Liceri*- sing Justices yesterday,'iwhb'n' grapttag qn application for the] renewal of a music, sing| Ing: and dancing licence 'at Whalley Assembly Rooms, j


“fltHE Bench' take a: very •*•' serious , view of ■ thei coirij-


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by Mr. Martin cjoggtas. i I j At last month’s .annuai-


The application was -majde


licerislng meeting the chalrl- man (Lady Wprsley-TayWr) adjourned the ^application so tha]t Mr, ' Coggins, might appear!


■. I ■ ! ' ' NO OBJE|CTION


W. ]Wrlght said: ]“Mr. Cogglni In o]ur opinion, tries his best to keep the premises In order aid employs a poli(*eman to assist him!'


'erlng no objection, Insp. I ' j' , “ ■ “Apart from one or two lltjilk


Incidents we h ive no | co: ■plaints to make. ’


'tag! for his nqn-attendarci last month, said he, always <il( hlslbest to conduct .'the danbeb in a proper manher, “Weha,ve a good staff and a constable on duty,’) he- said.


kr. Coggins, after apologs' One ■ enthusiastic employee, ] Mr. French; “The Ben,;h


think your best quite! good enoiigh, hoping, that, there' will he ki


tlnue to do my best.” I “I will, CO , .


Orchestra play^ church


i n (if Cllther-31 Orchestra \|rent to Clajy tbnfle-Moofs pij 'Suriday- tp


acepmpany ; hymns in Saints’ Parish'(ihurch, whip! is “ temporarily -Without organ. ' “ _


the! Idea'of Inviting a sectb of the orchestra tag the evening


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■ instead of the voiijntary, | th e


of Lenten hymns, !


orchestral parts [o a selector :


wijici and brass cohclucted by whri had stayed smkli hours


ter |of the choristers and cob ductor Of the orchestra, hi


to play duf sefylce.'


the] music Of so:ne-.14 strlrig tastrumeiffe


Mr. Crdssley up into th( tl|h


usual org^ orchestra


played the slPw Ufovemerit frbpi Mozart’s Ifaffher Syin- phopy and accompanied the anthem, “Jbsu,.,joy o f man’s desiring.” They I also accom- pariled the staging-' of all the .hyipns,


Transport partt I '{the Uests, ] at ja


arranged by the;t;ransport sej: tloni of Rlbhlesiiale Ceinerjt, Ltd.' were Mr. and Mrs. R. Parknson. 'Mr. iParktasbn sales director of the firm. Til everit took place on Saturday at the Station-Hc^tel.


|dinner and social evenlni


Sabden “B" ,(30) v. Barfoiv M.C] for dancing and -phter- ' !;'] .


Mf. j Alfred (jJroolf was at tlje piano. .


i C6unclllor,W. Sharplek wks


talpment w^s provided by Madam Rose Clopgh (coritrk- to),iMr! Fred Wayweil (tenor) Mr*. I Jim Qulfrn' (ventriloquist)


RUFUS CAlRR


CENTRAL GARAGE, RIMINGTON ' ' TELEPHONE:' GISBURN


254 Tpe church wri; filled with


' Mr. 'Alan. Ctosf ley, the' mas­ * 0/0


has not beeh We arb


hnprovement duftag the nejxt 12 inonths.”: kr. Coggins:


Parish


' Thornleyrwlth-Wheatley ........


Twlsten ; .......... WhalleyWlswell


Worston


'(2) iMeter Rehts; {" to i" meters: lOs. Dd. 'per annum; ' i ! |, :


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(3) Supplementary' charges tor farriis not supplied by meter; ! I Horses: lOs.: Od. each per annum; i ; Oflw-tles: lOs. Od. each per annum; |


- ji" to 2",meters:, £1 per-annum. i


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(7) -Any use of water not Oovered iby Water- Hate on -the net annual value scale or by the above scale of .charges shall be the subject' of;a-speclal agreemept with the Council, i ■


(61 iPrivafe fire-plugs and hydrants: Is. Od.lper annum. (6) Churches and Ohapejp: i£l 10s- Od. per annum.


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CUtheroe: Rural District-Council Offices, Church Brow, Clltheroe,: Lancs.


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DATED this 27th day of February, 1956. i T. P. RUSHTON, .


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'I ■ ; I ■ icierk of the Council. :


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(4) ,Dse.of-Hose-plpes.for|an)r purpose: By written iLlcence'only: : fee'£1-per annum.'! ■ -


! ! Troughs; £2 each per annum-(one trough' allowed free I’ where minimum of 5 cow-ties paid for). ■ ;


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(1) -Metered Supplies; 2s. |6d. per thousand gallons, with a ; ,^rg e of IBliper. annum. ,


I vJI ‘ I The rieoond-SohedulB above referred to.- ! !-. s 'iMiscellaneous Water Charges ' ' ft •


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Downham-! Little Mitten Me arl ey, . Pendleton


Alghton, Bowland- ChatbuTh .................. Chipping


Bailey & Ohalgley wlth-Leagram


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I CLITHER0)8 RUBAU DISTRICT ICOUNCIL


NOTICE OF GEiW r AL RATES, WATER RAt E ANl\ WA'ljER CHARGES, 1956-1957


,^et out in the First Schedule hereunder, for the peiKJd of one year: commencing: on the first day of April, 11956, and ending on the thirty-first day of]-Mafch, 1967; I ,


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b oithe p 'water .Rate for the said period at the rate pt Three shUmigs In «MAV*w uwv vnvwvvuuQ , AUAatfVVAA


1 (2) ' that'on I thb-same .day the-said Council, vmder-section -26Ji) of the Public Health Act, 1936, duly!made and approved


y the


P (3) ^that on the samb bay the said Cinlncll, under the said i ublic Health-Act, 1936, duly approved thelmlscellaneous Water ' Charges for the said period as set but-In the Second.Schedule


, ]hepunder; and ' “ ' “ '


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Ihstalments due On the first day.of April, — ' " of October, 1956, respecllyely.


The First S(jhedule above referred to


:County Coun- General Rato Council)


Flat General Additional ! Rate


ll and Rural ' : (Parish District Council)


-15 916 g15 916 9 s! d.16 9 16 915 916 9:15, 9: I Item‘of .


General -Rate


Total twhich will be due on demand) will: be payable at the offices of,


(4j that'such cieni'rai Rates, Water Rate, and miscellaneous (e^ospt charges for water | supplied by meter


he Council at the addfess below by two equal -half-yearly 1956, and the first day


Kuril District Councli, being- the Rating Authority for the Rural District Of CUtheroe, duly Imade anej approve the General Rates


NOTICE IS HEREBY (1)1 that “on'the


_________ 27th day of February, . .. ... ______ GIVEN:- 1956, -the Cilthfiroe


Bench *Mrarning on dance hall |


'■ h WE CAN SUPPLY YOtlR


VETER IINARY NEED 'S ,|


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' I ■ . 1'. iNCMDING 1 I


P.T.Z. Powder and Tablets;- “ kinel ” Dispersible Ppwder for Worm & Fluke; Calcium Borogluconate; “Cetavlon”


Udder; Cream!; “Cataltae”:


Lorexane and DDJT. Powder and: Spray; “Entr£|mln!’ and “Marsan” for Blackhead In Turkey;Avlsol ” ifor Colds- andl Roup in Poilltry;! and Sulphamezathtae i *“ Nefco ” and (‘ Embazi Coccidlosls.


for :


; Laihb iDlsease, i and for Ewes suffering froml eidiaustlon after Lambing; ']


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Buy Your Burroughs I WeUcome I Lamb DyJenteiy Serum-from I


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CHARLES CLEGG, NiP.S. CHURCH STREET, CLiTHEROi


; | I mmisT ■. ■ [ i '[ ' ■ . ' l l ’ ll' P^ONE 591: . ]■ . .'I :]■ .


IVe also stock “Twin Cur,” the new remedy for Twin i i-


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Your Old jBike Taken iu Part Exchange


I . j A. E.r HARGREAVES ■V.-' '.i


MOOR LANE & WOONE LANE CLITHEROE - Tel. 683


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Hi 'i ' j l. FROM 5/. PER WEEK Jl


195^ Models io all


Goloiirei Makes and Sizes


Clitherpe. Advertiser & Times, March 2, 1956


WE INVITE] YOU TO CALL - AND VIEW i OUR ST(l»CKi OF


IKES


H(ajr aAeaif /a performance! The; Standard-Super Ten:


with-its: 68 m.p.h; top speed, 38/47 m.p.g. petrol consumption and up-to-the-minute amenities has become ai grtsi lavourlte with family drivers, who appreciate lits fine.perform|mce and economy.


pwcgjf4vi rr.T. ais.7jj) ror/u £846.7.0


STANDARD SUPER TEN ALSO IN OUR SHOWRcloMS:


THE "NEW FAMILY 10 £614’ :


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