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and held last ^


Nil. E presid gene^


NG Cti J. 'Ycj: at


Dalitrlct


and thwall e,


thanisa ■were


.1958 vere el as fojlows Hindi


he


Georte Harrj


Uhe chalmkn, Mr. T. Laxton, tteasiirer, Mrs. H. Thistle-


it the eek. i


■'oiced.hs T officers


. gave to the


their retiring Mr.


GISBURN1 'ke, :,Yl


meeting of Xpung Ooron


Co


lllSERVAIjlVES. — • ' k:


rj ie-j>resldent, i ith annual .[he Gisbum


. jnservatlves 1 ktion Hotel


reports, ant* committee Gomall.


A. Le ivey, M P.; Mr. D. J. Yprke and - Sir. D. NdSon (chsdnnan, Skiptin in Div. Y.C.):


jy; vlci^ presid nte, Mrj J


Barbira’ , tary, HildA Thurogood.


Lofthbuse; vijce^halriii^, Wbddlh'gton Pate;


' Tli i coinn t


LeoniJd Poa Edga' Goni Davie Metes I and ' Cony. W


10. /C kup


and partn^if, and. pianist,


.pi’i'visrii bum , Ybijt


the bottom spen. two the )it. ;


vlsitfd Ba^ Burt ley, las'. .Th2y went


la ;e; itr^urer, Jack assiktant secre-


chalmm, secretary,


le ijklll comprise ., Elcl Dugdale, Trkvor Laxton, Jai ette Palmer


Aft 5T the meetli were enterta: ned


__g, members by Dick Hoskin coi aedlan-singer


ink lio


Ar'angem^iit were] made by


Club met i: :donday . Jook:


YfUNG If. tie Glsb


his : Urns 1 of Hoddej


wee dy wh I he Lis.


WHiST.- |h1i11| . Colliery,


p arty of ,Gls* Johservatives


.... 575 yards t° till 1 shaft, . and <n a tour of


fir the visit , D. Newlove.


ARME um Yc the, eveniijg CUtl


werb expresi son add Fred'


_ Ij.rksoi. Will tarns, inoe s. Miss


. Monday


lall Eav.^ a, tall


.1.—Mrs the. r


bovll of bliss wai won by Miss Mrs. W. Dugdale


oith. Spurge m,


’ was


!i' jl


a n d N uW - ^ ' ■ !;v ^r- AUTO AT ONLY


SoMll score a ^ n adjustment—pin-?


Ml :ul] rp all the :T34^T(


U kT .V .fo t ins, 2001250


>rACIDC mis.


ithja 14' picture that n ^ s no jtimel Tl^oinew


iilf Uii


set tiai an(__ sound cdntr3 suppressiojn and fic; technique for perf ;({:1 vena!rcalinetj i t '


cWesI tirrret-tuninj , interfered rit-facing i ;t44'viewin x l7 'x l6 ^ ,|


c tube is juh One feature of a automatic X limiters,


picture flutter


!c4'speaker—cveO' g. Compact


walnut


SBB AND rax soam YOJR T.Vi AND RADIO


XiMfiT SPECIALIST


Geldard


Phoiit 945


'i I [ALLEY ROAD


ILITHER^E JECH STiiiEET; PAD^E^


! Phone ^ 945


SASY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED' compdiition for 'the best


beiS decid^ to o ganise a visit House, the seat Devonshire in


;ng seednd place. rjuring ■


Dei byshire


Chatsworth _ the Duke of


grewes.i | Y h is t ' winkers


iiplno' drl Hargi


Mbs Strlckl gecn, while


Chpw mid winners


Mesdames :king.| ■ ; !


1 he swlkl hal the firm ol le wai laves


Mrs) in the


and, t Mrs.


.The 'SURi in


:per 3eaty. H id ar


c ia i tb u r Werston b: As lociation he d on Tb


II:ss:iM.


va ive ag , pr zes to: ifch vaite;, CO 1., Mrs. Sqiallely:


Mis. R. Oil iti( n,‘ |Wlnp re ilised.


Hr. ^ CUR


WHIST D.ownhp:


f-hour, Which a whist, and organised' by ind Miss Har-


Wjre Mrs. Chew,


Strickland ,'were domino drive.


,nd Mrs. Spur- Beaty, Miss B.


5:


hostesses -were Lund. Hartley, d Hodgson,


DOVVNIAM , —


DRIVE ,m Co


iilanch a i


n,


Ladies: Mr£


add iMiss lYlml tie


S.j'Coiijlston. for


Jeffs. Mr.


lir he' die?


joulstoii ement


ursday Whall ly.


I nmittee of the Downham: and the Women's


Organised! by


list drive was last.


presented the ., Mrs. Cowper- ;T. Watson;


1,1 the Conser-


Gents.: 1, Mrs. Holgate; con., Mrs. Robinson


tiie meeilng the mem-


scenes vall^: by


•Prizew: "t and r Inst were.


ifoyce


..ung Farmers’ I^imary School when Mr,


;i IS.—Members G ralveston.


lerpe, showed in the Ribble sys. Thanks Roger Han-


■ipners at the domino drive


; ■ kn Its.


V railing. Dorn' 1 arker.


5ASHALL EAVES Spurg


pnthly ids W.’


c on liven


ijtute, Gisbum, Whist: Mrs. ick-out, Miss


1C, and 6( mmlttee for ilMted as d renaected I residin’i; Mr. J-: R-


b ___ , savement; of


iwhat Mr,;' Add


rple.- with a. Jjlalay^ Keny^ Since the


urope.'


former colonies notably India, f^ i& n , ’.Buma, Malaya and 'the,^^la,..Oja8t. ,


jj-


^Utfjr to. granl to ■


lion Is referring ;to IMau Mau, and I cannot leally believe'that le iW any syiipathy for a gang if ; barbarous. Africans, teadl ig on Ignorahce supefstit on, who ; openly


n sey Kenya;,


or it? As


think Mr.' Addl- , though clever.


avowed the ek<hcatlon of j the wffites


assuine Mr. Ad Uson refers to|our- cam laign agah St the Communist terrorists. : He 'e,: too, we have only attempte i' to eradicate -a


lln Malaya; too, I can . only


we , have given do:


mlawless gang ur]derers and hof robbers;, orl


aving done that; Malaya her free-;


plades, and Russ'ia's —


trylii! their


be between oir policy in these 'h^al


cpmlpkrisOT can theoe


actions in teiminatlng an ; up­ rising of the Hungarian people, ^ -’Ig to win back control of own land?


A'k for the ‘‘unmanageable" it is only


ijigarian re nman


"unn


couitrles—^whe have achieved notmlety in tie Press. Thousands others wio- have behaved,


who ha 'e been unable to down in their inew


ifegeable" lugees, ones


thenselves wM never! be mentioned in the newspapeis.


■ LOYALIST. ■ I !


I Sir,—it .preparations


;eon presided meeting of on Monday, 'Yeast Mix- jy lMiss Long-


talks shoul !thi


, ___id


THE SuAiMIT TALKS' is


3S


ihaye due , success after less years. ;


: ij know I si being pro-S thdt the W- bebn more Soyiet Unloii


So abb:


det Union mt their!


have


thd peace b regi


importanije


le in keeping!with of the project— the 'world, i land


Imperative j that for -the summit


;krd for the need of more than 11 'fruit-


si all be charged with loiriet when I: ' say 'estem Powers have Ito blame than ’ the


kllected from; the official documefits advances to) the


The last drive of Clitheroei Golf


whist drive Saturday, Tierman su tables.


HE ladiw Club or


janlsed thelij [ last of the season on


’ vhen Miss 1). I-


bjl the lady cbulthurst, Mercer; 2, con,, Mrs, E Mjr. Tebb; cQii., Miss tibn was wo:


ipervlsed play! at 11 . i I ' '


The prizes were presekted captain. Mirk. ,J.


;o: Ladles—1, Mrs. Mrs. .Parki,rison;


artley. Gent.js: 1. .Mr. F. Walker;


^agarl A icomketi- in :by Mr. Tebb.


1N his s


w^s a competi-1 ;r £6 was,


thanked every- was M.C. and


COtlNTRYSID] ^ f a tu r e


lofeical; if Of j course,!


T l^T week what


I


jn of the wbn ght of ihb, gold


a'lility' is not' i-


STANDARD 1 Pi STAND/^


JEW CARS i


JANT Saloon. ?


.' ■ ill FORD ANGLIA Die Lrae Salopn SED Ci» RS Alls' 'IN Ill';' ; A30, 2-door 4 e Luxe; cohdiiionj snail mileage; ope owner.


S'rANDARD 10 Super. Dual tone. Radio, heater, twin spot] tU i mirrors, Aink mats; one owner;


4,CI00 miles.


S' 1:


;iy RUF


Rimington, Near Clitheroe 254


I! EkNG GISBp FORD r


HIRE PURCHASE : I


I 'Any


agents: T IANDARD


; TRIUMPH


-iNSu: Vehicle Suppued


CES —EXCHANGES immaculate


vsitors -to )ubt[hav


sk veral suchias s'int, conjmon qn n veal a


eyolutions I menti )


uhanoeuv and the


iwllderment of tli


the goldep lecturing, j y audiekli'gard,


[ leople ij] s;lves--a


.governs 1 ig disp losslble?


These


cbnsi 1- cohtro 7


ijiromised to giv( lei* to be a very lersial, explana erful powers oi len plover. ■


1 this bird; | Qn


tiis , (onflned


the e seen and watched


similar the


tli( ese


more


:bs pe: b:


it Mit ice put ’ ng


ined -tl le plov :r


j the oontraryj, dunlin am


outstanding led entirely


seSsi de -will n-


the foreshor- faculty,


an


e fantasti birds.


iilformed by this rds I mentioned.


_a a member o; forward a que:, the . fantastib


I fact rtgardin j because whe:


Doubt lyisly, 11 thought, many ust ihive simila


i.ays- aid


4nd ohvi (.elight i orts of lemarka'] :ect uniiD


here, atrt s , mbs,'i ogether


As the


lumlng ollowlng


There


inswer First: y- hen:-a inderpali


. low jis y IS Is oft


It iia


Ipirds ■iously


caUsk SHEER BELIGHT


qake for


Jle, how- in an. I


flofks no'cr Intel


')f flyng tantbstlc


rever.


idlllsions and wha aestlhg, all -turn


bo-ofdinatlon. wheel and t-ui


'Is rid iigri of the lead ir ind .th|en! the remalndpr turn as if


___ later the lighter ts flas i |n the -sunllglit.


single command, the dark mantje,


lotions !dre the result of a lead,er


all 'so fasclnatirig, b it achieved? To suggest, :en tl e case, that the


acrobats.' Most is the pey-


to the wing .the shew perform all


. asked then - question—whqt such bewildey- how are they


Storriihg win Saturday


edfle,” the golden re Mrs. J. Gre Eload, W1, second anc


The show Kfennel C Show at G!


drill icB


’TlOUR Gisbum i on - Monday


at holidays sraiite


tehsioris during periods in order heavy holiday traffic he


Yorkshire and t Bowland klaglstrat


an application ' merclal: Hotel, the Rlbblesdale White Bull, to


the'Gey Inn, Arms and' the open betWeen


bjy


9-30 aim. and ll,a .n . ;3n|'the following dates:


, Easter Monday; ind Tue^ay,


Aprll-7th and 8th; Whli; Mon­ day and Tuesday, Mat -^Bth ■ Bank


and 27th; and Holiday Mbnday gn<^ Tuesday,■


lUgllSt


3 p.m. to 5 p.rh.iwES refused by the Bench [after Supt. T. Denvir had pointed out [that this would meanihotel^ being open during the whale of the afternoon.


August 4tli and pth An application to Aperi from


Gisbum was not a holiday


centre, but a place thrpugh which; holidaymakers passed en route, addeji jthf spperin tendent.


But the never


^irep souid^d


r r m o .[cars were p^rk^d near the Starkle Arnjs Hotel on


Saturday, ready to rush Glith «____


eroe firemen to t, should the need arise.


But the firemen


wives and friends enjoy their annu without any; in from the siren


ikond show on —“ Storm of lyelll- ! nlne-monjth-old


itrlever, owned by igory, of Accrington alley, won two two third prizes, was the Sccttlsh


u'b, Champlfkshlp asgow.


' if:ns noting


presents prj is no visual sbcondly, if presence of Sat the bir 1 cf: intelligk iiinds.


c bservers so £s so man birds and


This wi


dnee' with itelligence


i w


station 1 their


ol-'nl-Irt,


able to dinner


Among those pr^sept Divisional Officer


enfuptions were


Barton, ^


and Ex-Dlvislonal C'fficer J. C. Crabtree, of Accrliigtpnl and Ex-AssLstant Dlvlsldnal Officer A. WIncott, of: Nelson


sided proposed Toast, and the tOpM


Fireman G. Frost, who pre­ V|, «...


Lancashire County] Fjre Bri­ gade.


BY N A T l R ALIST from man


iblems. First! there evidence of this and we acknowledge the a leader, -we imply have a high degree


______ wild life ■ for, that laatter are :iot at all in accord- the human 'idea of


lething of a problem of the - actions of


;e and! leakining cause to I! many


Of coursi


lirds posse k ;ence or njti ■


]-eason to ' in tune hey have


I


'there is o. show that without rei


show that ng mind


wonderful plover and


However,


vellousi pn creatures. Geese,


^Je havt


lur presen i [enquiry, for it has leen sugga


whether we believe a degree of' intelli- it need not affect


.. ted, and I have every believe it, that,' 'being ijjth Nature iherself, 10 need to reason.


fpONSISTENT


l _ |is Inconsistent: and iitenlng.


c(o;


plan and themselves


evidence enbqgh tb the so<alled jreason-i


I


oislderable evidence to true Nature knows


, let us return ibtions- of the i others anfl the mar- jision flying of these


rto the golden


aware, us'?i; 'all observers' ate


one at acting as leader be few mome strict for: bird at th-


o I In formatiori : with he head apparently a leader. Should this


matic and birds movp one mint Similar a the gold] dunlin. I


The. acitSdn


a ly maintain a' strict, ilien in flight Arrange


.il .ot we find that in a 1 s the flight assumes latlon with another head of the bolumn.


^ were in command, itjons take place' with plover, stint! and


_ is perfectly auio- v]ihatever happens'the Along and act as if


obviously actuated by All, It'seems, are in each I other by an i Tttiey behave as ons act in' a constant hs manner. -


■Whien in flight


itijey are, rie; mind, ich iwibh; ml bond.'


• Some may call it .. telepathy[ which' gcveijns[ these flights and I ;see no reason to disbeUeve sucli'a, si gg^tion.


lamioniouB form of


■ m : _ijrid and


governed by the sul conscious and the student ol physiology knows how efficient can be the action 0^ the subcousclous. We do not need any coi^ibus effort to breathe or to maintain the


It ik as If'the ei tire flock is


function I of the! heart rhythm of 'th ^ vitel continues unnot*''"' ’’ perfection.


UNDERSI^AN


acquire from Natur^_si{icl: ledge as 'will evenitu " to a real imdersti meaning of life.


sincerdy convinced sit on our mborlan. the 'aerial' m^oeui f a s c in a t in g a^ creatures I [become what at times appears hopeless struggle'0^ search for trjith.


book, gives us .all we We I may have som'S understanding 'hei language, -blit there reason to believe tl a t ------- would pay more amplt dividends ithari much nuclear and


natural history. N riu: :e, | In. her would know.' Idtobulty in and


surely be through iihb study of The , highway to' ;hls must - I but efforts every


of dur scientlflci atomli, research.


P I s o n s f<BP g o o d 'F a r m i n g


that; Nature., can learn nothing from man, but man can and 'will ------ ■ -ih know- lead him of the


It has been said .


ipiN' quite truly,


Of ithis^I Am fu' iy aqd most anld |when 1


•ek of 'these CjOlourful


n


a-ware of be the in his


‘'3 And watch!


yet the organs


in fiieir u s e F i s o n s h i g h - a n a l y s i C P m i p o u n d a first grazing aft^r 'winter should h^ or e of ;hJ best.


iTl get this kindjof ^ a s s if you pijt down thd right ins high analysis;compounds now. Sjpr ng gi’as s th a t


wo: II ks harder And fon.lfifcr for you!


,).9) !at crift. per al


spring gra sinjg—Apply Fisons 31 (9.9.15J) or li’ls * ' ' per alcre, or Fisons 4|L (10 srel For early hite apply 2-3 wbeirs


10


o^ivth normally starts, and top dress vdtTi Ni )r the first mazing.


L i F i s o i n s h e l p y o u


Th( ire’s a Fisol a Technical Representative in your district who can help you with your use of fertilizers, spray chemicals arlc. in numerous ■ other wayu. Ask' your mei:chant to pv.t you In touch with him. You jiay ijicthingr experf; adriloe and service.


for R in g y o u r m erch a n t today! I


Then^ conver ini even they bi| ■cneape


w ith ! I 'V


I


ions 32: 18) at before trogea


Make the m st of youp first 5razing^ ol


to Jiat hotels were


ex-


Wbst ■between


Id a y for


Coast.


gyanted cbm-


Sui'ely the cld'"imperialist"■ lyth can he |ii smissed once and ^h ali in vie jv of our expressed seU^ovemment


possesions whe a they are re^y Ifor thejuse of bmte force


■ pur rraaintog colonial


:| Grtet Hrltalr 'on the other hahd has llben ted many of her


RUSSIA AnID ’


■ERS’ - ,BRWAIN|j


Sir,--There Is a vast'dlflererice itwem. Russia's deliberate en- Europe and


l^la ' ahd Estonia, and has taken Girtrol of nsst of Eastern,


IiUsslb' has totahy absoibed. the Baltlb lepubllds of Latvia, Lltbh-


IIJC ''*?*'* a-/* ; end of , the


in calls. Brlitaih’s Od of iron |in gnd'.elsewhere, I


».v«


OPINIONS .Britt hi


; I ' am pressing, official 'evidence of to the Soviet Unionl , no sucefess to; datej


insist, I [


'td.ha've4(^..,lhh 'case.'..4, , ■ •_ ■


cor If the'evidence Is not rorat


cilkeroe.i'Mr;;BlchkM Into W • ^


but a few from the Russian side: •D^einbCr, 19T5.:^oscW


Kpeky tbmmls^oq. . , : . June, M948. — BN.


se of ator i!


ihlnster; fpv the. re » rd s .|j : I 'space iflli ■ allow jpe to qiwte


; i f


ference :of ...Porelm TMJnlSfre agrees.-that Great- > j t o d jointly- sponsor , a U.N.'


e


Energy (^mmission complete::'banning weapons, destruction of


setting up of an control authority, jurisdiction ; of Nations Security Investigate alleged , tlon of fissile material,


____ ets Se


Aiomlc sAxattic


stocks, use of atoml: ereriy for peaceful ■':) -pi •irposefe, ■ ' a i d


nte'nasibnal the


■ October,' 1916.—Moloh disarmament r e s oH u t


and use' of .atonik mUitary purposes.’


idojlution! hi


Illicit pioduc V W.1- noves


_ luncil J to


tmiier the I'nl)


United Nations Asfeembw iicjud- Ing, " as a primary obj^tlye .the banning of the t


a aniifac ;uring erergy


4. AbDISON. for


Waddingtbn.


oming ■adtMn. ^wlU I'be I deemed -ii'suggat thkt tibiliM


Wy I ask pH gM 'C W j^ f tives, to. sit up anc ;:talte, nPUw.


Western Powire'Jn diSMkaraent during .-the yfers under’rp l^ .


her-$Wo'a. 5 had ishbll


for


I i h ive bit


pDuncil baclfs pick for


( P : I jliMort '.tM,; peopl(e


policeifiiiii TrtfSDB ; R.-P^ is


ChlpjJng-.ln their plea realdpnt poUceman.\ :


pA''eop coun


netitl6n,'j sighed by e.i was sent, to the :11 by the Parish C


the attention of the Cons table' of Lancashire.


LonCTldge, four miles aw a 'await! the building, of poUcIe house. • '


iThei last dohstaWe mOj


« iM^antlme, a police call has heed erected in the ilage.tl'i - . . ' •


. rural iofuncU.


Thje rural cburi|cil;ls'to •red


draw Chief


-y, to new


to


l-box vU-


Pre-view for M [usic Club


i


a : to


wdlcomed -a number of mem­ ber's of Clltherqe Muslp IClub aj recital of chamber


Tj ia recent meeting,' Cllth- terpe Gramophone J oclety


music, The' programme cons


cert thie


iteiks at the forthcoming Of the Music Club Turner String Quar


to! -play Mozart’s Quartt t


lilted of con- when


;e't are m B


flat, [nicknamed “ The B o n e 'o f Beethoven’s late tets Opus 130 In B fl£ Schumann’s Plano Qulijt thejlatter, the Turner Is to he joined by Myers.


Hunt,’ quar-


Quartet 'Charles


t, and iet. In


At the record recltil, the


Hbh. Secretary, Mr. R. 1. Kay, introduced the Mozayt and Beethoven quartets.


Alfter the [interval, Mr.


Charles Myers gave a n ost in­ teresting introduction to the Schumann Quintet, demon­ strating the principaljfsatures of It pn the piano in a manner which considerably Ulv mlnat- ed I'tne gramophone, perform-


iance which followed.


mqn was'


subei, Mr. H. lA. Coat welcomed the[ visiting berk of the Music Clu e[x'i>ressed the in thapks to Mr. Myers Kay


. Mrs. R. I, Kay, tl taken byithe hoi


the absence of th( chair- ;;s


e chair trea- who


mem- lb and


leetlngs a Mr.nd


£16 for motliers 'Mothers’ Union of


llltheroe Parish Church


, sbd £16 10s. for ttelr own ads 'when they organised a aiple sale oh Friday


l '5) 150


.f r im news this week that Iti has now been definitely


decided to close Blackburn auction mart and cattle; mar­ ket Contrasts sharply with the position In CHtheroe, where the mart Is thriving.


Ir 'fact, it Is doing so .much


business these days that the company has plans to expand: They want to take oVer fur­ ther! land on the market for extra pens. . These proposals are [ now before the Thwn Council.


|The [orl heriiq la;


need to rec our. I become providing the towns some .basic cliltural startlhg


' [


They are a further, Indlca- 1 iloij I of Clitheroe’s. Importance


as me centre of a large. agri- chltural area. The number of noiif attested stock at the mart Is now negligible, but in spite of melr absence the number of cattle passing through It continues to Increase.


! *-' * *


WACH year 900 boys and girls ■ [from the towns train for


woi'k on the land under the Ministry of Agriculture’s town boys and girls agricultural training scheme.


lut this scheme, I under­


stand, ends In March, 1959, be­ cause it is felt that It can no longer be| justified. Also, faci- llti-es available under the ap- prentlceshlp scheme—which the Industry set up In 1953


are open as [well country.


10 town bOys and girls s to those from the


n


Bavanan [RS.


Germany, trated by


3N, of Wilp-


[)ld- People’s Club yesterday veek ib iu t h e r . holiday, m Her talk was flluf- coloured sUdes.


;shlre,|, spoke , to Clltheipe j :


■y thapk the th^?v hurled ,ln fkls, hilt


The


ing from s[ened by Arctic con


of . the training In the wartime lit additional lah-


icent years. It has larlljj a method of


oys and girls from .4th faclUtles to get knowledge of agrl- mdltloni^ b e fo r e irk In the Industry.


ul last week when came. Sheep were many places on the the number was


* * farmers were


sinall compared to the size of the flocks.


nger of sheep starv- lack of keep was les- i;he shortness of the lltions.


continued- emergency feeding would have been -necessary thjls could have been a


If 'the.^how and frost had


costly bus: ness, apart from the probable low of life among the


FARM FARE


/j*' j-''-', ^ by The Gleaner


COUNi


Cl 13 propel


i I ^ T U E i ^ pulsorir : scheduled :


•I' Monday.


j andagaraf ; some ownli, : property,


; Fifty ijoroughS will be swi a laundry,


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FOR HI 'OK HEB


FDR: ETERNITY,


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tecond tiand ■diamond dress, •neasemen^ rings from


, wedding £4-,10 to £9


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,.ERS & Dli VIEECHANTI


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Special out WILLIAM I


Agents forij p da! & Eotaf


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