CLITHEROE RADIO AMATEUR C^UB


A MEETING


' n e x t ! TUESDAY. (Noyeniber 6th, ^956)


jin the


STARKIE ARMS HOTEL at: 8-0 p.m.


All interested are welcome TOSStDE!


A DANCE will


! ADMISSION...3 - - i '


(including’refreshments): PRELIMINARY NOTICE C r — I '


litheroe Royal


Grammar School | (Girls) i j'WILL PRESET


PETER by J.i M. BARRIE


i on I i


Thursday, Friday and Saturday |Nov. 2^th, 30th and; December Isi, 1956 in St. Majy’s Sunday Schobl;


Reserved Tickets (3/)- and 2/-) will be obtainable i through i pupils at the School jon and ; after Tuesday. 13th November,; 1956. ; :


ASSEMBLY HALL Northgate, Black^m ,


Saturday, Novi 17th 7-30 p.m. ; ;


THE INTERNATIONAL


ORERA| ASSOCIATIION Artistic Director:


DINO BORGljDLI ’ present a further concert of I GRAND OPERA]


' CLARE EMILTON (Soprano) I


PATRICIA GRIMSHAW ^ (M^zzo-sopranp) j


ERICK AIKEN ] (Tenor) | j


BLACKBURN MUSIC SOCIETY CUblR (Conductor;! ’I


HORACE TATTERSALL


in a complete chinge of ' progranunej


Tickets 6s.l 5s„ 4s., 3s.'and 2s. R L. Baxter, 72, Kiiig William Sm'et, Blackburn, j Tel. 655Y


)F GLITHEROE


lANCE DAY NOVEMBER, 1956


!ayor dMr. Councillor JJ W. D. B attend at the Cenotaph on p h November next, fpr j the ^e Day, and ttusts he may be, aph by residents, and in par- i a public'capacity or jin! the


organisations in the Borough, p.m,


I j I is' Church St'eet, and organ-


.. :h should report to the Police, rpeession and be assembled by yor will receive in the Mayor’s ifrom 2-15 p.m.


, i '


R. B. SNOWDEN, Town clerk.


I^ND piSTRIC^'


PRAL SOCIETY ENTH '


HOWij BAl Hall, Cliiheroe


xm. to 2-o' aim. ■'


Modernairs Orchestra 5/.


'astl nlsslon Reserved


>F DRIVING :MAND TN THIS D lW iC T


lOTORS Lm


ICED A SCHOOL OF DRIVING ■:VEN in ! MODERN CARS '


HE SURE I WAY. THE WEELGATE WAY


BE USED IF loESmED J ROE 2241


Iter without I Fear


may with Fruit Juice bosition Essence


lUGGESTION: { ' P.L.J. LEMON JUICE, lone


|Y and one teaspoonjful of TION ikSSENCE'in..a gjass of I t I water. ' ' l


lion Essence 1/ip.aind 3/- ■ Juief 2/6 and '4 /l I bnts aj^e obtainable at': !


MOOREY


|AND HERBAL STORES T, CLITHEROE


ovembler, 1956 ' 1^'


i s or t Ihe Secretaries, Messrs. liCastle Street, Clitherde !


!. j be held cjn ■ : Friday, Novemba 9m


Dancing 8-30 p.m. to! |l-0 mm. MISS BRADLEY'S BAND


r r id lE i] pictures ipalnte|l Miss ' Junel Florep


by-Bbwland,i are being'


Heavv... of Mr. Heaton,


,ton. 28-year-old daug and Mrs. Willi i of Closes Hall, Bolt)


mlrei by visitors to the . . Exhibition of the New Eng Art iClib. which i opened London on Friday.;


1 ter iOF


' The other two plctiires hanging in the exhibition fare “ Blue Cineraria," and f 'M - buryj" a still life of a poifee- laln' cfa.b- ■'!


j


.for four years at the jSMe Schobllof Aft In London, |iad four |of her |plctures hung at


■ last years' eiAlbltion. | | One oY these, se.;-pcirti|ait.


' ' T ' * li* ' I ■ I I T was the turn bi tile men


: Clitberde, yrhen fithe Mbn’s Week-end - was held. They also feaye a film show follpwed by a| graiid concert;.


-*■, to se :ve tea on Satufday at Moor Lane lilethodlst Chiifch,


| On Sundaiv Men’s Day


vices. '^ere 'held, I wh^nl preacher was thejRey Fentbn.l Inf; the


men’s chol^sang the anthem “AllTthat thrills my jso^ul Is Jesus” p d 'in the leveling “O that will notlletjme go” “All that thrills inyj ^bul


mor


congregation at tfhe [eyeping service with his “Hoyr vain is man’ Prpmisra Land.)’ .Mri,Donald G. Hartley Was a!t the'orgap,


Is Jesus ’ Mi|. Vf. Dbrnell pieced |the


Love and


'Singing of ’ apd!“The


j '[”*


by the Girls! Friendly Society in, Glltheroe Parish] Chufeh Sunday ISchbol lastFi^lday was the jpersonal appearance ! of Harry Rgthwell, jun|ior! who


/ ^ E of the highlights of |the bhlldren’s ' concert. I given


gavej several magical lltbms and


also taught the childfenitrlcks to d(| ajt Chfistnias parties


I yentrllbqulal i' actsj Md


'Gift.’ Tne:kev'.;^.'?Birtwell.'wa^Tn


two lone-act plays, “.Archillold’’■)


■ 1 * I


,, | !'*!


Mbml>ers of the p.k.S;


' .o. gaveav ■ entitled;


and “ The Fairies


the (ih£,lr and Mrs-iSleath 'pas at'the piano!.-


of Storth Farm. Newton, sus­ tained severe headJ Injuries when 1 ivolvbd In. an j accident with a cattle wagon'In!Chat-. bufn B)ad, Glitheroe, on Mon-


A 7(-YE)^R'-OLl!) jBbwlbnd farmer, George Iqhetwfiod.


bay. , j • . | I .| Y He was detained' In Black-


-burh Ihfirmary. !• i j • T^e ilrlverjof the wdgon was


Lang Tjarm. *


Arthur Mapsley, ' ojf Green Bllsborroy


nVfAN'ir people attended -“ ■*-Hu,nt Bfill held! at Bar- noldiwlck op Friday by ;the Pendle Forest and Craven Harriers Huht. Dariclhg jvas to the mu^lc o f ' Lew! Rgw- cllffe’s Band:


the cupled at


whldh Mr. Rl Capstlck vdas the M.C.i and Mr. J. R.: Bindley', of


Fojrty-flvej tables Were '


Gisburne Pgrk,'M.F.H;, th(e whist drive


oc- at


pre­ ' land), [Mrs. )(llen; Mrs. Clayton


Gent.’i ,).


ton) Mr. cons bum).


sented prizes tb: LaiJies. Mrs. BlrchaM (^Iton i by j- Bpw-


' (Chbtburn^);i c o n s . , j M;rs Holraek (Bolton-by-Bowlahd). 'i : Mr.iJacksonI (Rlmlhg- Mr. Jeffs (Clhatburn), Clark : (Gnndleton); (Gis-


S-Mr. J. Hea(on #.


*


.pLITHEROE Towh Cpunci policy of 'attracting h


;il’S ew


Industry to the tbwii-^a policy which I had ipet wilH success- must be pursued, as the pest safeguard off future protpeiilty, said] the Mayor of] Cllthbroe (Codn'clllor |J. W.! D.-Crltch- jt the I annual i dihnef, of Jlackburn- and iDlstrlct


ley) the'


Masteb Bakbrs’ 'Assbclatlop at Cllthefoe oh Saturjl^y.'


! - * I * l \ $


ITEILiD at Llttlemcior House, by permission!of,Mr. and


Mrs.It . U. Ljddle, bp iVedhes-; day, a|brlng-ahd-buy sale and afternoon tba raised £20 the lobthcoming bazaat of Clitheroe. Division | Women’s Unionist Association, j


for the


I *


,'MEMBERS o f - th e i Senior "••• Sunday i School !of chther


roe parish Church' have sept a t parciel of ,()hlldrenls clothing


this - week | to the I Ox Famlpe Relief Fuiid for fugees.


* I. , I ( # ! ! *


Sharp, manager I jof Hall parm.j to ipeipbers


“T ^ IR Y ^ subject of a talk


COWS’’


Clitheroe Y.F.C. at their m Ing i at the 1 Grammar


on Wednesday night. ! He thanked by Mr. MJ Halsall


was by Mil


Mr. IR. Berj:y. Mp E. Ll'Und presided.


;et- lOOl was and


the Mr. ton of


lOAD


THIS WEEK’ ■ safety] slog.


Better go slowly


safelv than svfif * by me wai


.hicl . TOPPlf i fr/i tVio ! HvfQjd Re-


poliiical atuation. we find ourselves at this particular moment,” said Mr. R. Heath Smith, O.B£., T.D., B.Sc.,,.ad­ dressing pupils^nd parents at the 402nd Speech Dayi of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School in the King Lane.Hall. yes­


tSEE THE W P U P ’’ PERHAPS If we had communed a little more with the


liduci^on chiefs Speeti Day tall: Js


wltljout kbodwlll Mr] Heatli


terday. • “ i:t is a


Officer for]the South Derby--


shire Division, made these comments latter advising, the, boys to embrace every oppor-


: ment during the past 30 years, i he spoke of the responsibility of present pitolls who were going, to live through 50 years of


tuhltiv' to jtfavel., in a: world which was speedily shrinktog. Ouillning scientific develop-


rapid deve opment. “During I iyour schooldays


equip yourselves so that you; can meet [these developmerite


and lthe life in front oLiyqb whlclh grows dally more anq- mord comribx.’’ :


’ (PASSIVE; PLEASURE: ;


' passive entertainment. >, . Reiading,.; said, ,Mr. I Heath


. He also ilrged the guard against the' frittering awai of |too,'much, time on


Smiih. was'i the- most satisfy-


.irigl persdnal pleasure, chat couljl be enjoyed: I Mri He^tf SirilthrWhd.'pre'-:


governors! -Col. L . : C. Klng- WilUJnson', T.D. J.P. ' A il vote! of thanks to Mr.


HP3'ih Smith was- proposed by 'the'head’boy.-L.-'-C6l33.' -;


, ; | , . I Smith. Education ' i ; people overseas, we should not be quite in the delipale


situation which c,an |go off bang in a mombnt, oodwill and wisdom.” ' ; > : '


ITHREE youths who enpered' ■


' discharge on payment of ■£4 14s. 4d. costs at Clitheroe; Magistrates’ Court: yesterday.


one week-end In August! and; drove lorries round-'the yard, causing £11 of damage, were; each granted a conditional;


lorries in i yard ■


• a railway goods warehouse;


mitted the offences, expressed regret; A 16-year-old | was earning , £3 6s. Id., and! two 15-year-olds £3 5s.! and £2 3s.


The three youths] who ad­


4 d ' • 'Y ; , ' ' REMEMBRANCE I


Sir,—May I, through your col-;


umns, remind the !public; that wooden crosses .will this year be available ! horn poppy ' sellets to:


ClltberoB. , i ! Artajigementa have| peen .made


sented th e prizes, was "in tro - ] so that any person « n plapt one duce’


June, ■ poppy-',Organise,:., W. 'BRAYSHAW. i ' I d bsl th e chairman of ! of these crosses m the Garden of


Eemembranco which, was consor crated at the Castle Cenotaph last


I ■


"DIRTHDAY greetings to Mrs. Oddle; of “Overbeck,”


Waddingtoii.i who Is ,87 to- morrdw, and! to Mr. T. J. Hol- gate.'bf 3 Tpp Row. Downham, who lls 84 on Monday.


two IJO


to


pHARGED. at 'Clltheroe yes- terdayl with taking a car


wltholit the' owner’s consent. 23-yehr-bld Patrick LyPeh, of 31 Nplson j Street, Low: Moor, was fined £3. i


. !


• uslfigia car without'Insurance and jn . for driving without a licence.' | ,


He!i'.was plso' fined £2 for ' , |


, Lynch, who pleaded' guilty was fold by the Chairman (Col. R. G.j Parker) that If he did not pjiy'.the fines within


in or


Miss- Heation, who trained j ||


has just';' returned to IClbses Hall after Tiaving been jex- hlblted in 'many art g^leries through^but the country during the pas; 12 months.


Autupin fayre raises £325 church


rTA^EEKS of hard work by ’ ’ jmembers of St. James’s.


Church, Clltheroe, were re­ warded oh j Saturday , when their!'autumn Ifayrd raised £325;ifor bhurch and school


funds],: ! i ■ ! Marly pbople were present


to sejj Mi|; B. P. Kermode, principal of Moorland .School,


perform the opening cere­ mony]


I


duced; by Mr] S. Curry, head- master-of St. James’s, and was presePted w i th 'a buttonhole by Miss Jean Redman. Mrs. KerniiJde received a spray from;!'Mbsier Ffed Cbwper- thwalite,, ahd Mr. Curry was\ presehted jwith' a buttonhole by Miss, Jean Chappell.


Mrj|' Kermode; was Intro­ Another jpleaslng feature of


the cbrenicjny was the presen­ tation' of’ [flowers to Mrs. A. Parke;if and Mrs. Bleazard,


two elderly ; ladles who had worked extremely hard in pre- parliig forj the fayre. |


which Included drapery, cake, fancy] vegetable and': hard- wareJ|enjoyed a brisk trade.


The well!- stocked i stalls,


OH SO g e n ; ^ : i Downham Drama Club i excel “iL^IDIES in Retirement,’’ a play about wpich th e : late


fir,” I was presented by Downham 'Drama Cliib last Friday and Saturday. |


James Agate wrote “This is worth goihgjto the theatrp ;


This village production.' for'which everything except the wigs [came from ilocal sources was not unworthy In Its way to stand: beside such commendation, j


play Is set In 1885 and


the skilful.direction!of Emily' Metcalfe was seen at once ,in its pace. i


! ',


hiim brought out. Ini excellent sljate of preservationj the cor- ■ ct period;- ■ . ,. !


As for the dresses, Down- The stage setting was in


keeping ahd showed the thorough work of Elizabeth Hornby,: stage, manager, and the carpentry 'skill of William Todd.


THE CHARACTERS .1 i


each member of a cast' is klnown intimately 1 by the a,udience. it is only acting which has got inside the characters of the; persons p, 0 r t ,r a y e d. and: having done 'so expresses jthe'm as t|ie author’s creations,! that cfin make US’forget the person who‘.lives next door, a); the next farm, or maybe keeps the village store..


i In village dramatics, [where.


i We saw life, ]ioble and weak, 'pathetic and humorous, crafty land open, philandering and [Steadfast, amoral and rellgi- 'ous.


I . !| , ', ! HELPLESSNESS j , Our emoloiis were rung jin


pity; ekasperdted by childish' helplessness in adults; anta­ gonised by virtue berating th e : generosity | accepted for th e ' questionableness of it s , sour­ ces; astoniihed by the quick­ ness with, whjch lechery ahd larceny covered Itself with the


White sheet of penitence de-


hind ■which it still pursued its purpose.


! We jwerel amused by pun­ gent word and comment.


I : j , ' '


“i Choir Practice” was [ th a t ' the words and music of the “iMessiah ” were secondary to village character anp passions!’


get the Ribble Valley in see­ ing the Thames estuary and almost tasting its incoming salty spray.


i Here we wefe riiade to for­ , ’ i ' | : ! We were not In the Welfare


State, but in the, individuality of the Victorian era. j'


two days hb would go toiprlson for a;jmoiith., The car.! belonging to Mr.


I RELIGIOUS OUTLO()K


John'C. Southworth, company director, of I Fairfield. Eastham Street, Clitheroe. was left parked near'the Castle: gates. Lynch told the court he had


been Very foolish, “i I pave no idea pow to drive. I had been In the car about live minutes.


There is no explanation. I suppose.”


i We saw not our neighbours' cjomportlng themselves ihi strange styles arid' manner­ isms, but a post; Dlckdnslan: parade which made reql the i dlimate of the ’80s.


ligious outlook were revealed riiore clearly and quickly than in many text books on these' subjects.


Its social, economiCf-ai d re­


p genteel but impoverished: spinster under the Obligation laid upon her by her father


until murder was accepted as Ihe means of keeping her pro mlse.


j We saw'the. deterioration g f ‘


A b


nee magic


MAGIC and’ mystery were! In •r^^the ah' on Friday when, the Gatholirii Youth Club, Clltheroe, held their Hallow­ e’en Brill at The Hall. Lower- gate. 'i -


¥ mystery |! doorwriy. j [ - ' i ■ ■


against the walls and an- lllu-1 rtilnated skull decorated ];he'


[ These and other decorations'


had been nape by the girls of the cliib. Thisy also made the cakes land other food—with; names Ilk.; iDemdike Kisses ■dind pevH’s Blood. !


. mysterious- -especially when; the food was eaten; by candle­ light,! with a cauldron bub­ bling [In'.th; comerl: ,


i j


. ! Mr.; John Dlxop' was M.C. for dancir g !and i Eric Ash­ worth and his barid provided'


the m u s i c . i I, j:, I


Club held ri HaHowe’en'’'soclalj on 'Wednesday evening, when; aboutj 50 people | atteniled.;


Thd Parsh Church'.Youth. Music fer dancing, In the


Parish,.Church Hall, which had been decorated! with tor- nip lanterris and ipasks. was provided bk the Robin’s Nest Players, led by [Mr. Eric AJussijiri. , I: .


[ ' At j thP I 'Congregatlpnal


Church, Clltheroe. the Y()ungi Ladles’ , Fellowship; held a iunlble 'sale on Friday which raised aborit'£6. h i


the .I/mcaihlre Youth Clubs' Association.: Who ‘leach'lj'fe- 'ceive 15: per cent.


m abers ritid friends


Rlbbiesdale ClitHeroe.-attencled[a Hallow-j


Of the


j Mothers’ Club of: ! Nursery School.;


e’en party and liot-pot supper, at the nursery on Wednesday.: The [ proceeds of the event, arra'nged by, the 'staff, were! lor the children’s , Christmas! party.


net),'. He tormerly had a men’s wear shop'


rde; I lett £12.362 ( £12,281; InMoof Lane.


'B. JAMES WILKINSON,; ■! Of Pimlico Road, Cllthe-


Club'Week; efforts 70% Is' for' club ffunds i The rest is dls-i t^buted 'through the CUthe-! roe pistrlcl;; Committee to' the Natl(?nal Association of Mixed' Clubs an d : Girls’ Clubs land;


I Of i money raised a t , these' | Avt(|gether very'njagical and: ! Witrihes w?'^® silhouetted' ■ | .' I The-point of Ivon Noyello’S‘


' The cast was Lucy. Gilman, N d n aP Roblhson; Leonora Fiske, I Betty! Todd;!,, Ellen Cyeed, i May [Barton; [ Albert Feather, Trim! Pringle;- Louisa Greed,; W Rushton;: Emily Creed, j Lilian! Nelson; Sister Theresh, Mar| Sharp, i ■ |


Annie* Jones Ihqve set a high' imark [in; Ddwnham : Drama Club’s [historyi


mehtldned GoobyJ Ma:


' Theproc to the


j


■eds are to be given! ge. Hall Fund.


Thes'e. with,, those aireafiy arid with; Muriel! garet Hornby, and'


Mr! A. Willett-Whittaker, M.A., County chats with the winners in elocution which


' i (Wbsley). '


judged. They are Kathleen Bush (Whall (I^halley), Eutp Duckworth (Waterloii) i 'i


Dramji Organiser, he had previously ley); | Ian S. Fell and Ian Sharp


Studio."! presents the interior of the studid at Bretton IHall, Wakefield: , the 'W|est Riding training college for teadhersi at whicp Ml$s Heaton hasjire- centlir been teachtog, 'In­ cluded in the painting is flection of Miss Heaton ^tiidlb lairror.-'


Oi^e of them, entitled fh e


toie Clttiieroe 5-2 n.mi to G-48. a.m.


L ghting of Vehicles i 1 .


FRIDAY, I NOVEMBEl| 2nd, i ,956


IT’S ALL SiyilLES FOR THE WINNERS


FESTIVAL OF YOUTH A GREAT SUCCESS


200 people enter Wesley show


UtrORE than 200 pe(|ple from T1 churches in the Clitheroe Wesley Methodis) Circuit are this week taking; part in


the circuit’s third Festival! of Youth. . The festival opene(iion Monday and ends tomorrow'night


after a week In lyhicfi young people of the circuit haVe dis­ played i their talents l,n classes ranging'from elocution to handicrafts.


Is to bring together the youth of the circuit In comnj' tural interests and to


The purpose of the festival the opportunity for, tlhem to


on cul- provlde


express their varied jtalents Imaginately and creat.vely In, friendly competition,


has attained that of previous years and those taklpg part


■ i , The standard of the festival


have earned warm and well- deserved praise from 'the judges.


The elocution, Bible- reading


and dramatisation i classes have be.en judged by iMr. A. Willett - Whittaker, County Drama Organiser, ■who has ex­ pressed himself, well satisfied’ with the performance,;.


These remarks ha'fe 'been


endorsed by'., the jiilges of other, classes.


of the young people has given the He,; to the populdr belief that “ Rock ’n’ Roll,” bnd tele­ vision :are fast, becbn|ing the chief Interests of present day youth.:


The enthusiasm and ability , j


meant i them spending much of their leisure time in prepar­ ing for this event,


j But it Is not a festival con­


fined entirely to youngipeople. Adults, too. are taking part. The classes In this (section have attracted marly j entries and include those fo : poetry competition, hand - writing, photography and coolrery.


sound start on Monday night, when It was opened bj^Mrs. T. Taylo);, of 'Waddlngtpn, who was Introduced by the Rev. Francis A. Payne, superinten­ dent minister.


The festival, g o t ' c ff to a THE EXHIBITTON A highlight of the festival


was , an exhibition of vork. Particularly topical vere the


selection of prize - winning maps of the Kingiom of Israel and Judah, ceplcting ancient times, but spotlight­


Bringing a feeling of con­


trasting serenity to tiie scene, however. Is a beautilul piece of photography—an elegant white swan afloat, caught by the cainera lens betvieen the V-shaped arms of a t:ee.


■Another which catches the


eye is the delightful'‘[halting In the a i r” of a herring gull, wings outstretched and every detail of its aerodynat ilc form dlearlv:' visible.


[ ' ■


to the photographic [section by a well-balanced view of Pendle Hill, taken fron' an un­ common angle.


• A purely local touc i is lent


graphy and maps. -T: bles are • filled with dellcatdy em­ broidered garments ai d taste­ fully decorated cates and pastries — youthful 'entries which augur well tor the future.


But it Is not all 'photo­ ■ r ■ . , ; ' ' ; , MODEL-MAKWG | Amorig the boys’ entries In


' driven monoplane, both giving the appearance of airworthi­ ness of [a-high degree,;


attracted craftsmanship, of first-class quality.


The woodwork sec]ion' has [


A lot of work, tcQ. ’must


have gorie into the miking of a 'miniature classrooiM, com­ plete with teacher arid nine pupils.


[ '


cigarette boxes. In fi.ct most smokers’ requisites [h£,ve been used in the fashioning of this very cleverly-executec school­ room scene, which 1 >oasts a piano and even a rad ogram,


Pipe-cleaners, matci boxes,


theme, canework exhibits rind dressmaking help to form what Is really a splendid tri­ bute to the patience, ,:kill and craftsmanship of thf 'Wesley youtlL';


Posters with a Chijlstmassy ' '


True judges are: Madane Bessie Collins (girls’ solo, bo;'s' solo); Junior choir); Mrs. M. Bmithson (pianoforte); Mr, A. Wlllett-Whlt-


taker (elocution, Bible feidlng and, dramatisation); Rev. G. B. Ken- drew (Scripture quiz); :)r.; W. D. 'Oliver (essay and poetry competl-


I '


' tlon); Mr. D. Moon (handwriting)';' Reid’s, of Burnley (pos er design and decorative lettering];' Miss J. Heaton, of Bolton-by-Bov land (art and model making); MlBi Dorothy Sd’


encer (map drawing); [Council­


lor G. Calverley, of (jlltheroe (woodwork ahd model-making); Mr. W. Houghton, of CUtheroe-' (metal work); Mr. R. 31. Pye, of Clltherori (photography) [Miss A. Russell, of Padlham (drissmaklng,- embroldery, knitting; tatting, felt-, work.'caheworic);, Mrs. J. Cowman, of Rlhblesdale .Moden 11 ' School (cookery). -i , '


| i I ELOCUTION [


Parker (Wesley), J. Wilson (Whal­ ley). C. Hudson (Chatbu-n): 3, A. Booth (Waddington), ■ ; ,


(7-9): 1 .1. Sharp (Wesey); 2, C,


C. Townson (Chatbiirn); '3, S. Fell (WhaUey). '


TT '• • ;


Clark (\TOaIIey). D,, Shearman (Whalley), J. Peel and iW. Peel (Paythome), M. HopwooJ (Water­ loo).


(7-9):: I, J. Wilson (Wialley). J. . "[ ESSAY ■' ' ' ; !


2 . 'JT; Caras (Wesley). B. Coates l' quick chrage In the : (ay, had been (Harrop): 3, J. Pepl (Pa 'thyme). • j congratulating themseL/es bn an


J. Hodgson (Wesley);


M. Booth (Waddlngton)l - ,


(12-14): L M. Shearmi njlWhal-. easy! victory, I 'ey). J. Cownerthwalte (Waterloo), I ' w .


• (15.17); 1 C. Daries (low Moor) _ Itri Urstidraw of the reason, , Tqe result ai^ gave tne league nave the leaeiie , : (10-11): L K. Bush (Wialley). 2,


the model-making se( tlon are a large glider and a [power-


For hot only has the iestlval demanded their clost'i atten tlon for one week but has also


2, Ji Lord -(Whalley); 3, J, Carus (Wesley).. ^


POEtnV — COMPOSITION (7-12)! 1, J. Hodgson (Wesley);


.


2, J. Cowperthwalte (Waterloo); 3, J. Parlslnson (Waterlod);.


H. Cowperthwalte (Waterloo); 3, J. (3arus (Wesley).


(7.10)


2, S. Jones , (Waterloo);I 3, H. Richards (Low. Moor). | [


(11.13)


(Waterloo); 2, ,B. Catr-(Stopper Lane and V; Woods (Chatburn); 3,. J. Parkinson (Waterloo). .


(14.16) :


and J. Cpwperthwmte'(Waterloo): 2. D. Scott (Wesley); 3, S. Carus (Wesley)] ,


(1M4)! 1, W. Payne (Wesley) .


J POSTER DESIPn I |. 2, (15.17) ,lei).


2,1 J. {jhadwlck (Waterloo); 3, D. Shearman (Whalley). '


!(7.iq):j 1, J. Wilson (Whalley); j


I ’ ! '! ART' : I


J. i HodgsOn (Wesley); 3, 'D. Hother- sall (Wesley).


ham); 2: J. Carr (Stopper; Lane); 3, P. 'Wlllan (Whalley),.


2, J. Carus (Wesley); 3; R. Mason (Slaldburn)..:


(7.11)


(Waterloo); dlhgton)! 3, V.


(12.14)!


1. J. 2. J.


2, A. MoKlnlay (Whalley) ‘ Dkvles (Low Moor). -


1 ,and 2,|T. Gate (Whalley), ; '


(Stopper [Lane).; ■ j ; Model-riiaking (in Balsa wtod);


' Model-making (in other' mater- ials): L B. Coates (Harrop); 2, J. Hyde (Whalley); 3, F. Robinson (Harrop)|


Alderson[(Wesley); 3, B. Richmond (Whalley:).


ing the centre of the present battles betweenJew a: id Arab.


'(17-21),: ,1. P. Wrlgley (Waterloo) i


r(VVaterloo): |2, E. Robinson (Har- '(17-21): -1D. Kermeen (Wesley):


vfater/ob).'^ (13.16): 1,


op).


^ P. Breaks (Wesley): 3, F. Oapstlck I (Chatburn). I


2,i J. Peel (PaythOfne): 3- S. Kay- lay iPaythofne).


(7.12): 1 ,'IcDavleS '(Low Moor); EMBROIDERY


ton); 2, J. Cowperthwalte (Water­ loo); 3, 1. Waddington (Wadding-, ton).


'(13-16): 1. J. Pickup (Wadding­ !


. :


Di Kermeen (Wesley); 3, P. Breaks (Wesley);


Lane); burn).


(WhaUey). (17-21): 1, F. Capstlck (Chat­


, CANEWORK ■


Moon: 2, H. Richards (Low Moor) 3. J. Weaver (Waterloo). ' ,- (13-16): 1,-C. Davies, (Low Moor).


2, K. Kermeen (WeWey); 3, P. Lofthouse I Waddington). (17-21): F. Capstlck (Chatburn).


(11-16): 1. K. Aspln (Low Moor); COOKERY


M. Dawson (Chathiirn); 3, M. Townson; (Chatburn).


2. iV. Alderson (Wesley); 3, V. Woods (Chatbqrn).


(12-15): 1, D. Woods {Chatburn)


2, R. Duckworth (Waterloo). PIANOFORTE ;


ton). (16-21): 1,'P. Qulnh (WbalJey);


(7-8): 1, M. Hopwood (Wadding­ I


(9-10): l[ R, Weston (Waterloo):


2, ,M. Whittaker (Stopper Lane); 3, H. Cowperthwalte '(Waterloo).


2 ,(11'-12): 1. J. Rycroft (Wesley);


, E; Sims (Waterloo);!3, w. Paine (Wesley). ! (13-14): 1, J- Prankland (Chat­


burn); 2, J. Cowperthwalte (Waterloo);,,, 3‘,i C. Brltcllffe (Whalley.). , ' (15-16)'! 1, J. Fletcher (Wesley);


2, C. Davies (Low Moor); 3, B. Tattersali (Low Moor).


' Essay:: 3; Mr. G. Kinder (Slald­ burn).


• Map-drawing; 2, Miss P. Kinder ■(Slaldhurn).,


j , .


Mr!', C. Bu'nett-Hurst (WhaUey);'- 1, Mr. 0. [Wrigley (Waddington).


WPhotography: 1 and 3, Mr. R. rlgley I Waterloo); 1, 2 'and 3,


' Dressmaking; 1. Miss C. M. Downham i (Waterloo).:


'(Slaldburn). '(W' Crineworh: IL Mrs.; H. Penman '


Tatting! 1, Miss: P. Kinder’ -


1 Cookery: T, Mrs. C. El Greenwood .(Slaldburn).


Chatbum five Draw


Sabden 5; dhatburn 5 got [their first: poln;


: oil; Saturday', after a. surprls-


Inri ! recovery. T^ey thoroughly deserved It. tor jUst after,the In-


V. Woods Chatburn ; 3, J. Frank- ' terv'al Sabden were winning,5-Uf land (Chatbum).


irhe visitor’s', recovep: was cem- tt-- th=iw o . r«oT.„«r,, r ^ . • ort,


'plete. Sabd.en-, were : glvep'; little chance to[ become dangerous in the later stages of the'game, -and, goal


aftei goal' was whipped home. , The reslilt came as a surprise to


Sabden supporters wlio, until the


rtLI'THEROE will | field an urichanged teanf for their


visit,'to Prescof Cables 'Re­ serves tomorrow,: Teairi; Wal­ lace;: Henderson, placklock; Trezlse, 'White, Mather; Flat- ley, Smith, Burnett,' Green.


Johnston.’ " There aro still seats avail­


able Tor the coach trip-to Accrington',fon-Monday Nov­ ember 12th, for the final of the N o rthEa s t Lancashire Cup.:'in wlTlch Clltheroe face


Rossendale United: luniier.''the floodlights..


aterloo): : 2. Mrs., E. Steer, (Waterloo).


son, (Chatburn); 2, Mr.s, C. Whit­ field (Slaldburn); 3,; Mrs. C. E. Oreenwopd''. (Slaldburn).


Starkle (Slaldburnj. : ■ Handwriting: 1, Mr; P, C. Raw-


Ppetry! Cpmaositian; 3, Miss P.


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TATTING 2 (7-12): 1. I. Davies (Low Moor); FELTWORK -J. Peel (Paythorne): 3, J. Clarke


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