tr i iV 'C ia i ie rg ^ 1- HON


plttyjepigramsj knew of the Km Jjie took In jthelr preparer


1 Aftw-dlnner ; speaking ■ Urn tvas an art. and each


wech had to ibe given the pncTOtrated attention ■ such Irh d em an d ed .


“


imp^ent journalist that i many others who- will i femain In i his debt will


-j It I was as a supremely mer iber him.!, He was a


pd whe^er one ate mean- pUe j were relatively unim-


■ jhisj demeanour. We realised


l l S iHe htaself wap a master of le written word. He knew . .power, how jto control it |d hpw to obtain maximum


T /new how to order his J>rds|so that people placed le emphasis in a sentence here I he wanted them to ace it. ;And a^ in so many- ■ spheres, his was the art


ject Jn the precise moment | . a sentence or paragraph.


I at concealed art, that made


ling that smacked of decep- »n, and he hreferred the | wkward 1 truth


Id shone through 'all his kltlngs made him abhor any-


R 'L The/sincerity that arked i all his conversation


Jd slightly contemptuous of Ibllci opmion • ■ -


tle white lie. He was!always


rr


|at he loved Clltheroe with Intensity that kept him


A away. Here were his )ts and here hb would stay, long the p^ple whose ;ents ahd ways he liked, id he remained the vision- I and Idealist


pn he found It. zeal, ifor all


sure! that he : world a little


leem In which he must ■ve sensed he was held by 1 fellows, he never - tried.- lerever ihe was and In latever company, to be any- Wg other than- Frank ! Igdale. He was a man who


hid,“ walk with kings yet: pp the common touch.”


Is, Indeed, a man the like of |om we shall not see again.


HA.W. I)ther apprecla tions appear page 3. Ciarioij at


I that the weather was reason-' relia,Dle, the iCSarlon had


aiijfoijtlJ Force ST Sunday, feeling sure


. med Mother “brewing up" swimming : nmj


ds Settle, where^ we had our al eleVenses, and met mem- l of many! of the district’s


I leavipg qitheroe along the St Becks road we headed to­


ing clubs. 1 i , .


xrous tl|an iisuallfor he made ■cry sn^rt ascent of the steep 1 out of Settle niarket place..


kmg. :


paving j SetUe, 6ur tricyclist . ft have been feeling more


[our scrlbej: although a iconr ^able number of summers | Jnger, had'; to resort to


Jige, now the property of the' flonal. Trust. ■ | mat quite a lot of


I adulpment necessary for. the l pyment of an outdoor meal by


pie had had' the same Idea that pad, for th6| field by Stainforth te was a mass of cars, tents


^motorlst.


[saddlebags; , . i ■ _ • *00*^ iour Istoves were ‘


1 ™ contents of


ps;of the Kibble. The less petic ones lazed and listened ’ provided by a mem-


Bter dinner,j the iiardlef mem- .tbe, Plunfee Into the '


p ,/ho I appeared to be


' portuble ,Wirel6to. waltched some '


Ip and took the old road into lie, where yours t^ y was left: '


g,


|ldent was waiting, and in V^ny with an old Blackbum pner we made a very leisurely


I found that our


eroe as the evening was beginning.


|


m wrek we visit; Bhott Knd I Fleetwood, leavWg caitheroe


I a.m. Any cyclist wishing to I us will be welcome


___ I SPRITE.


itlmated at ies.OOOj but already ! Wirt: of £5,000 I ban been ■


P, cost of repairing the organ lat CUtSeroe' Parish Church


by Miss M. A, South-


' of Longslghti, CUtherpe, ^ that the organ be jna-


ramlly gave the organ, she hing- the gift bemuse ehe ts


Jout three years ago, another ■her of the Southworth family,


IR. Southworth, met the cost ^ i new lady chapel at ' the Kh.


^ k throupi. Wlgglesworth Forest Becks, to arrive Ifi


night'to a blaze at th / rear of Castle iCastings;! Ltd., Brooks . Works, CUtherp/ A small quantity of, vi6m, had caught alight. ^ - * * * ^ ^


JOHN E. H. BEAHDSWOB'ra, oI„ New ChurCh Road, Rawten- staU," BuccessfUUy appuM at


OUtheroe Magistrates' Court yes­ terday for the removal of a-! drlv- Ins disqualification Im p o ^ on him In May, 1967, for driving under me Influence of drink and for driving dangerously, 'rhje dis­ qualification was for three j years.


THIS WEEK'S 11 ROAD; SAFETY SlbOjAN


Where there’s a road There’s danger.


the yarioub pools below the ' i ' ' ' ■ R packed up oiir '


Ugatlng the depth of - water ' I ■ . . ; ^


|e fancied-.that -we could.do I


riving in Stainforth, we bed off the m ^ road ahd ^ed ; the | old {pack horse


pome to think of it. he wd the 1 requlremehts of bllng’s “ I f” perfectly. He


lalninents: and for all the ^ ---- — ™ his many


|re when all I manner of iptations could have led


--------- but for all


even to the little: aloof


But j at heart he himself i a serious and sensitive ®


appear; easy. | .


ter he was toughening us for %e greater trials ahead- and


taskmaster. Hours of the time of day at performed


so it would seem to


HE fight being made bv -*■ me patents of enudren attenulng • • trayinorne Scnool


admiration :irom those who' have watched I. the struggle between- parents and pm^- nets- ' I ■; , !.- . i';-. •


to prevent -tne school troin being Closed i has brought


.dot on a pianner’s map. it is a place which has a lue’of ftj own. It Is there thai their children begin tneir education —where they take their first faltermg steps Into the feaim of learning and knowlidge


their school and feel It can still serve a' useful' purpose. To them. It ik not just anotner


part In everyday life, helping m to foster the kplrit of com­


As with w church, so does a school play jan Important


parents a re right in th e ir


unity and family, i ■ ' And so wvhetlier or n o t th e


change In tn e s e .d ay s , when thej public a re so often charged w ith ' ap a th y and


I


Clitheroe; struck a snow­ plough and- sustained serious head and rib Injuries. .


odging In BroWnlow Street,


; was taken'to Blackburn Royal Inflrmaryv.by ambu­ lance tmd detained; -


would leave better place, But for all -


striving to-


Court' yesterday. ' a short sllehce Was' i -1 observed ; • In tribute to the memory of lAld. P. I?ugdale. who was vice- chaliman of the Bench, Lady Worsley-Taylor, pre-:


CO


sldliig. sald;!“He will be greatly missed,; both In this lurt and in the town.”


Clydi; Street, was seriously in­ jured in an accident with two other vehicles near Clltheroe golf I club on. Sunday after-' noon.


A iBIiACKBURN mptof-


Victoria Hospital suffering from severe cuts and bruises and a head injury.


He was taken to Accrington


Methodist Local Preachers’ Mutual Aid Association .was celebrated with a public meeting In Wesley School on Saturday.


meeting was addressed by Mr. T. Pamham. of Barrow-ln- Pumess. and Mr. P. C. Mlddle- hurst, of! Prescot.


Mr. W. J. Harrison, of Slaldbum, preside^, and the


, I


Miss R. Demaln. the accom­ panistbeing Mr. A. Lingard.


L.P.M-AJi. funds. * * . *


mHE Rev. SalUe Congregatlbnal


' leaving' the district.... — tember to' take up an appoint­ ment as minister at-Ludgate Green Congregational Church. Bradford.


at Newton since i.


was traUned at Carey Hall College. Blpfingham.i and served Ih the mission field in India from 1940 to 10531 ’ ' .. *. / * > . I


o Miss Pfrench, the daughter f a Congregational minister,


IWHEN a-- constable , sa,w ’ ’ Raymond Duckworth,


aged 17. of Hentborn Road, Clltheroe,!' riding . his cycle without lights iln Castle View, he stopped ; him and ' on


I Told he would be reported ..-.-.'-.-f,'.; pr riding "Without , 'Tights,


Duckworth sald./Lwanted to 86t home qulcMy.’ ' : / ; !


Court yesterday he was fined 10s.


At Clltheroe . -Magistrates’ i


AN 'Tuesday, members. of ^ Clltheroe. ' Trefoil IGulld visited Read HaU, the home of Mrs. A. Hlndley. who showed members rouhd the beautiful gardens and house.


j '


of her experiences during her recent travels }n, the Par East.


Later, she described some 3£i years on the , ntoe’years. Md a member of


: tune at the .mohthly eourt at .Gdndleton on Monday, j: ; ,


toe/Bench '.tor 35 .'years, Mr. E.j Hargreaves 'sat.for ,the: Igst


Wi ; E. S, WeekSi Mr. J. L. Lumley;: on behaU of the advocates' and Insp; H. B! Cusworth on behalf of the police.


hat Mr. Hargreaves would be greatly missed pn the jBenoh,


his .' tribute to those


magistrates, Mr. Lumley said it had filways been'a pleasure for them to appear at Bow- lahd Court. Iiisp. Cusworth


the


associated himself -with the remarks.


t i Gouh| R. WUilamson, s£dd iAftef Mr. Weeks had added


. 1 ffJnbutes to Mr. Hargreaves were - ;pald by his fellow magistrates, 'the Clerk, Mr.


•ABAlRMAN o f Bowland "Magistrates for the past


examining V the machine; found It had> : no''lighting' equl’mient.


C o l le c t io n s were for


Ffrench, minister 1953, Is iri Sep-


Solos were contributed by,


occupied the pulpits In churches , of the Wesley and Moor Lane Clrculte.


On Sunday, local preachers j


fTHE anihlversary - of the' Clltheroe branch o f ' the


cycUst, Fred, Smith, of


. JRE’ the business began at! Clltheroe Magistrates’


which he was travelling with other workmen! hear White- well i Vicarage. | on Sunday, l John King.' an irishman,


iiTER 'falllhg from an agricultural! vehicle. In


they think strongly "enough about the m a t te r te m ak e -a protest.


It . is' a , welcome


with being content to let the plahners rule' their lives.


pomt o f . ■^ew"- isi n o t - so important as. : th e ' fact th a t


M


A g a rd em p a r ty on Saturday a t ••Lowfleld,” CUtheroe, th e home oi Macdonald, raised. .£115^ for th e funds of Clltheroe Parish Church,bf


---


stalls and.conKpentlons, and the attractions: included a dancing display by Mary Waddli^ns dancers and a gym display by] the Parish Church; class.-led by Kenneth Lord. Tm event was opened by Mrs. Macdonald, who was presented with a bouuuet by Ann Walker. A coffee even’ns followed In the Parish Chujrch Sunday SchpoL


------ - -yuc luuus vx x,uxxxciuc raruu LIUUTC41, There were various AI£RT P C. CAUGHT


/ 20-year-old Clitheroe probationary policeman • Gordon Schofield as he made his way round the quiet: streets. It was Just after eleven o’ clock when the dark outline of Messrs. Castle Castings, Ltd., Brooks Works [loomed up ahead. The foundry seemed in darkness. Suddenly how­ |ever, his attention was caught by the flashing of a light.


LONDON SAFE GANG He and colleague are commended TT. was jusi another patrol on a warm May night for


He then heard a noise. ! ;


rp.c. Schofield did hot rush In.' Instead, hfe! went for help, contacting P.c. Gordon Ormshaw. whoj-ls 24. To­ gether, they crept into the building—and catight a gang of London safe-breakers red-handed.


at Lancashire Intermediate Sessions at Preston on Tues­ day, when the constables Were commended for their vigilance.


Bums,, aged 31, demolition worker, of Dunlowe Street, Shoreditch. Ronald William Gibbs, aged 28. motor driver, of Engerfield Road, Hackney, Arthur Frederick Jigglns. aged 26, tailor, Hamlet Court, Kennlngton Park Road, Ken- nlngton, and Robert Pennl- card. aged 26. a commission ' agent, Redmonds/Road. Step-


The gang. Henry Arthur


ney, pleaded guilty to break­ ing Into the ofBce with Intent :to steal. '


''Sentencing Bums, Gibbs, and Peiinlcard to five years Imprisonment and Jigglns to 4hree years, the Deputy Chairman, Judge Edward Steel, said they .were an organised gang of professional criihlnals.


high stakes. Someone had put you up to it. You have not told the police who that was. You^ expected your journey to be well worth while and you must have known your punishment would be correspondingly great,” said Jjidge Steel.


L“ ,'When you came up from ondon yoii were gambling on


' iHe added. '“ It may well be that the shortness or absence of your records Indicates your skill at organising- such eM>edltlons.” , .


: ROUTINE JOB -


■fhlstrated and brought to justice: a motorised and scientifically equipped gang.” ,


prosecuting, described j P.c. Schofield as a ■ “ humble policeman, who; while doing a"iroutlne job on his !beat,


at!ill-15 p.m. hn May 7th. the attention of P.c. Schofield; a, probationer, policeman with only 12: months’ sepvlce to his crMlt, was' attracted to a light flashing in A window at


Mr., .temple described how


round' a large safe in the ofiffee. The ofiffeers handcuffed thhm and took them! to the pqllcejstatlon. . ! ;


, acetylene equipment; a crow­ bar,' ' ‘^nches, gloves and goggles were among the load o f ; property the gang had t brought to Clltheroe to aid


IMt":,!;! Temple' said 'oxy- phem .to' their attack;on the


the imen pleaded that a man In London had; suggested committing the offence and


London to a hired car. Thitoligh their counsel, all


remises. They had left


he efept Into the darkened biflldlng and surprised the foju’. men as they huddled


To'gether with P.c. Ormshaw Mr. lE. Sanderson Temple, 'The capture was described


and Pennlcard had previous convictions, Gibbs had one previous c o n v ic t io n and Jlggtos had not been to trouble before. /


they fell for temptation. P.c. Schofield i said Burns


brought to the notice of the' police constables’ ‘ superior officers.


is comments ! would be 1 Councillors, at


Clltheroe R u ra l District Council at the Calf’s iHead Hotel, Worston.i on Friday were the Mayor and Mayoress of Clltheroe. Coiin. and'Mrs. J. Entwlstle. the Town Clerk, Mr. B. B. Snowden, and Mrs. Snowden, the chalrmah of Bowland R.D.C.. lOoun. T H. Aspin, and Mrs; Aspln'. the Clerk. Mr. L. D. Telford, and Mrs. Telford. Col. -Leonard Green, and Mr. Ellis Tomlin­ son. heraldic adviser t6 the Rural District Councils’ iAsso- ciatlon.


I i


chain presented last! week to the chairman of! clltheroe R.D.C., Coun. E. Holgate. >


Mr. Tomlinson designed the


Rural District j CPundll of Clltheroe was proposed by the Mayor and respond ed I to , by Coun. Holgate. : , . !


accompanied by Mrs. Holgate. proposed the Loyal toast, and Mr. T. P. Rushtonwas toast master. The toast of the


the premises. He then heard . a slight noise and promptly caUed tor assistance. .


proposed the. toast of the guests, to which Mr. i H. S. Bentley, -Divisional Planning Officer,. 'Lancashire ' County Council, and Mr.H. Cockshutt. Surveyor and Chief 'Public Health Inspector to the R.D.C., replied. |


man of the Finance and General Purposes Committee,


|


presentation to Mrs. Hpigate. b Entertalnment'was provided


Hullaiid, Miss Joan Slater, and Mr. John E. Pye.!


I Firemen [ fight coUegie blaze


roe, • Great, Harwood and Accrington brigades fought a blaze a t ' StonyhUrst College, while' most of the 'students Slept on,undisturbed. / ;


I^ARLY on Sunday morning, firemen from! the Clithe­


' Two fire engines from Clitheroe ahd one each from t Great Harwood and Acertag-


by using fire extlnghlshers.v : Tile fire ‘ was conflned to


the .preparation room at the old 'laboratory arid/.tohiiture and apparatus wCrC toilpusly damaged.


^ / j . '


break was caused; b v an' electrical fault! .


It Is believed' that thi Out­ scen; Firemen remamk' -. at the e until about 1.7-ajr . Prompted


TNSP. GEORGE STRONG, formerly of Waddlhgton.


Inspector in the MettORoUtan Police


has 'been promoted Chief


on arrived at the collfege at about 4-20 a.mi to find that t members of thp staff hgd got


he blaze almost under control y Mr. and .; Mrs. : Peter Mr. Cockshutt also made a Coiin. Arnold Brooks,jehair- Coun. Hoigat^, Iwho was


A MONG the guests at a dinner party held by


Judge Steel added i his own' commendation, j h He expressed the hope that


a letter to the court In which a; representative of Messrs. Castle . Castings,',. Ltd., had commended the two police officers for their .efficiency


Arter Mr. Temple had read


! C|Ktheroe ^in I gives dresses


! for Festival


'J1'’H1ANKS to the generosity / of the Clltheroe: concern


I - ' ' V '


Inresehtatlves gave them!their final i fitting ' for thej dressS which Messrs. • Searson' have


donated to the Festival. -


- yesterday travelled to'Buxtor . Cllffieronlans will have an


' MeOTs. Searson'liad thJ dresses voeclally designed, and and It was the. designers who


ffiay In the “Advertliser and toroes; shop windows wlthm ^he n?xt few days. ' I -


■


opportunity of admiring thi dresses when they on dlsL


Hazel Bennett, and her retinue TOl Comprise eight iteenagfe attpdants and four small traln-bearersi


The! Festival Queeni is! Miss


I. Williams, acted a s ;h judgfe In March when th e girls werfe Chosep a t a dance IhiBuxton.


; of theffiiim. Mri.


lor T.! Fogg, says that never before! have a Buxton Queen


F The; chairman of! the Welli estival Committee, Councllf


and her retinue had ;such beautiful dresses.


! : |


gratefpl to Messrs, Searsoil whose! gesture will enable the committee to donate a large ' sum to charity thaii 'wouh otherwise be the case:


His bommlttee is extremely


be the! British Empire' Cance; Research campaign, i


Their chief beneficiary wll ! ^ ^ T' !


Ne^ wardeii for WiUlley Abbey


tiary pf Blackburn Cathedra! is the; Rev., R. F. Bfowning M.A., -BD., Rector of Greal Haselely, Oxford. He wllltaki up hls'i new appointment earh in August, and will also hole the office of canon theologian The'Rev. Browning] who is married with a family o?


three^^succeeds Canon F. Har­ ford (h:oss.


!


rrHEinew Warden of jWhaUey Abbey and canon residen­


M and her retlnUe for It


of Messrs. W. T. Searson, Ltdl, yesterday was a hsnoy day for the ! Buxton Wells | Festival


len that the, firm’s rcr ' ■ ■' ’ "■ Dr. and Mrs. r J. The parents iare proud of PHIDAT, JDNE Bth,


LlghtinBof.VehlGlet: 10-4 p.m. to M8 a.m. ' ‘


HARGBEAT]^


.f/um and Mrs. iJ. Hargreaves, of MyttonEold Farm, LahghOi and Miss Lilian: M.'-Walffisley, elder daughteirl;' of Mr.'! add Mrs. J. Walmsley, of 37, King Street. 'WhaUey/j , ,


j , ,


; pearl; coronet :j"secured • her Circular veil and she carried a 1 bouquet of ■tvhlte orchids and llly-of-the-yalley. , j,


T-'f/. attendahefe ; were k to bride’s


sister of. the. bridegroom, and Miss HUary M. Smith. 'They wore Prlncess-llhd dresses of apricot satin brocade, \rith accessories in thnlng -shades of : nasturtim, and carried bouquets of mixed freesla.


Ml^ Elsie Hargredves,


which th e Rev. .„. Viedr of Clltheroe, officiated, the'hymns "Praise, My. Soul the;'King of Heaven” and


Ceremony, a t a Blrtwell,


greaves, the (bridegroom’s brother, and Mr. ' - - During the


Alan Duffy.


"Lead us. Heavenly Father" were! sung. Mrs. R. J. W. Bevan was at thi organ.


bridp travelling In a mink- coloured suit with accessories of e!au-de-nll; |


ellsprlnga Hotel and later h the [1 newly-^eds ! left for a


W. A Reception followed at the oneymoon In the South, the


were Iridescent glassware and a mirror from I (the District Bank, Ltd., Blackburn, where the ibrlde Is employed,


Among the wedding gifts


are to reside at 6 Bonny Grass Terrace. BUltogton.


: and ■ Mrs[ I Hargreaves


l^ilk ” |cyclists in Bo\|^and


jSlPitJNING thtdugh Slald- ^ , hum on Saturday morn­ ing pame the Tour of Britain cyclists on thjelr way to Blackpool.,


Marketing Board as part of the June Dairy pPestlval. this


stoe on Friday, -and on Saturday the riders , pedalled betwqen M o r e c am b e and Blackpool by a 1 roundabout.


■rhe tour eniered Lanca-


route! with plenty- of hUl cllmbmg.


. II ;


: The time-table i allowed 48 minutes for the 12 rough and hilly miles between High Bentham and Slajdbum, and almOEt an hour-and-a-half from Slaldburn to Blackpool, which Is one of the 15 Festival CenWes


put up by the Bowland road­ sides jand at each' stage town along! the route! a mobile mllk-^r was ;ta attendance.


Milk publicity posters were


regions, tocludhig a Welsh team,: one from]the Army, and !twa Continental teams-/. Belgium and,Prah.ce,


Among, the 80 entries were Engl^ teams ; from all


sented; their: annual! concerl In their', new school ha yesterday week to a large an appreciative audience.!


T^Eijglrls of C l l th e ro Grammar School pre


t The I i programme cOntalnei


audlei/ce and was given with a sensp of dash and style, i 1


Tjieljhther; Inovatlon I was j the 4rst, appearance of :al


to helb with leading the various' sections. In, aB, the orchestfa amounted ! to 36


players/ Including fouf wood- wlnd. !;


I


prisingly well! controlled per­ formances of movements from symphonies by::Haydn, Beethoven and Schubert,


The!' orcheistra gave , sur­


Jennifer Ward played "Le petit;fine blanc’^ (J.i Ibert) with great! success. Elizabeth Robinson sang “Hark the echoing air (fromj “;The • Fairy Queen' ”) by. i Henry


talent There were' twoj piano­ forte. solos. Joan Fra&land gave a merltous performance of “ The GplUwog’s I Cake- Walk ” ' (Deb u s8y )! .while


t The soloists' showeid that


Dunhill. Kathleen Sleath and Susan Turner gave a musical performance' of: the ipiano­ forte duet "Berceuse!’ from ‘fDolly” by! the French com­


poser Gabriel Paur6. i i WIDE Variety


Its previous high replitatloff '"r clear "diction to stogtog a ie variety : of sc


The school' choir retained


an encore a delightful setting of " Dandelions by Thomas


Purcell to great style and as he school has no lack of


members . of. both gfammar. schools; with the aid' of j one or two!friends of the school


oint orchestra consisting of


and 'girls from the tw grammar schools who san two ; I madrigals' and th humotous part-song; ‘“Thd' GMltogs” (J. F. Bridge)/ which I caused considerable! mlrthj j on the part I of. ■ thd


wo toovatlons; One!!was a group Of boy;


CONCERT IN HALL


: Sponsored by the Milk


mllk4for-stamlna irace covers 1,350 miles In 12| days, ending at E^tboume to-|norrow.


groomsmen being carried! out by Mr. Jeffrey Crowther. the bridegroom’s'.: Cousin.- The ushers were MrJiJames Har­


est man. ; thC dutfea'' of


the J>ride. wore a classic gown' , of iWffite Chantilly. lace;’ the


away -hy herifalther, ,toll'skirt tormtog a train. A


the^scene of the wedding.-Pn' Wednesday ofi- Mr.' Frank. Hargreaves; younger son of '


. Whailey Parish'Church wasi


- ;The;: wkding,',tqok’ipia(|e at i 'St Paul’s:Church;':IbwJdoor.


Peacock Hey'Fat& Chi; ' and! Miss EUeen!^ton!'' oniy daughter oft Mr,’and Mrs. to Eaton, of Kirk Avenue, Low Moor.


the bride wore a full-length gown of white;nylon lace over taffeta, ’with- a ■•boulder'^' length veil secured'by-a pearl Coronet. Her bouquet wag of white roses and stephanotls. '


away^'by her father,


vert, the; bridegroom’s cousin.' They wore I ballerina-length dresses of, turquoise nylon, flocked (With white, with matching headdresses, and, white accessories., They car­ ried bouquets'of mixed sweet peas and jUly|of-the-valley,


Aim ' Brieriey; the bride’s cousin, and Miss Anne, Cal­


bMr. Douglas, Brownrigg'was MThe bridegroom’s brother, r. L. Longton, was best man,


Which th e Eev; J. A. K. Nye, y ic a r of Chipping, officiated, the hymns “ Lead us Heavenly F a th e r ” a n d j “ Love Divine” were;sungi Mr. c . R. King was [ a t th e orgian. I "


i A reception! followed at the Sun Inn; Waddington, and later the newly - married


Eaton, brjDthef of the bride. Mr, G. Davies j was the usher. During th e : ceremony, a t


the groomsman being Mr. J. o r


49C.C. engine • GOIL LIGHTINO # 17/6 TAX 200 M.P.G. # 25/- INiSDRAll^


couple,,left for a honeymoon in -the isle of Man, the bride! travelling in a coffee-coloured suit with creain accessories.


bride’s workfrlends at the Trutex lyorks of Clltheroe Shjrtlngs, Ltd.,' and a com­ panion set from the staff of Wplfen Mill Dairy, Chipping, where the bridegroom was formerly employed.


/are and towels, from the Wlthglll. .! i - j WILSON—NEWBOLD


I Mr. David' Wilton, son of Mr. and Mrs, John Wilton, of Lower GUI’ Farm, -Tosslde, and Miss AUson Jane Newbbld , daughter of Major and Mrs. 0. Newbold, of Botany: End, ' Amcllffe, sklpton, were mar­ tried on Saturday at St. Bar­


holomew’s Church, Tosslde.


! Given away'by Mr. Joim / Barker Llddle GUI, the bride


of red and white roses and lUy-of-the^valley.


coronet of diamante and seed pearls. She carried a bouquet


f white guipure lace and a BI As bridesmaid,. Miss Janet pore a ballerina-length gown W


ell, a friend of the.'bride, wore a short dress of white


red roses, white carnations, and small white lUleg.


■which the 'Vicar, the Rev. R. C. Allan, officiated, the hymns “Lead us. Heavenly Father” and “Praise, my toul, the King of Heaven’’ were sung. Mrs. Askew was at the organ.


I A friend of the bridegroom, Mr, Alan GUI. was best man. During the ceremony, at


and later the newly-anarrled couple left for a honeymoon to the Lake District.


PI A reception followed at the


reside at Brookslde Cottage, Tosslde.


ROE LEk VETERANS v. CASTLE VETERANS BOWLINO CLUB


10 A.'Chippendale B. Nutter 18 12 J. B r u n e i A; BoblnEon 12 F. iOrundy H Parkinson 18 M.i Nuttall . . . . W; Wlndle 15 A. 'Illingworth . . ' W. King __


18 F. iHowarth W. F. Strattofi, 7 17 J. Stephenson


cludliig " Non. Nobis Domlne ” (R. iQuUter),; the vivacious "TheijDance” (ijlgar). a weU controlled performance of the Angels ever bright and


fair .’p'(Handel), [preceded by a neatly sung recitative in which" the soloHt was SaUy Preston, while Jennifer Ward was the soloist to 'a recitative from “Alexander’s; Feast” (Han^). .


exThe choir was' obviously, cotremely! attentive! to 16 t nductor and| : responded


ost^tly ' to:'hls;j'wlshes, and was ;wefl accompanied by no


their [house condjul beth! Robinson. | '


music competltl sp lb n d ld , per: " ^ l s e ‘


( The “Derby’’ winner of this


less, than-four girls, with yet anotjier pla^ngf i with the orchestra.


(Dytoh) under' ■^uctor, EUza-


- whom had obvldilsly. worked hardd to . produce! such an' excellent prograhine, united play movements from


(dlrector of! music), both of


sonatas by J. S. Bach and J. Haydn, both of (which were muol^ appreciated. | : ,


! The school choh! ended the concert on a joytol note'with a spirited performance of "Oh : dear, whhtj can the matter be’’ (arrllCh! Shaw), which; accompamed by Mr. Myero in a suitahle manner,


was; .conducted by{ Christine Lonsdale., . ; 1.


,


mlstrtes). to d prtef: speech, said i| that- the' performera should realise ■ frWii" the re.^ ceptlon. they had received how i/much" their music had beenjenjoyed, ; I : ,


MlSk'' J . ' Cbarltoh ' (head-


! Shq went oh to 'say how pleased she was to. have members of thel: "brother” School taking i part ' In the- concert, and then; extended thanks to tfie ' frehds of the scMOl who bad helped In the


ways.heStra jtod to many other


Mlss Sarah Todd (violin : mistress) and Mr( C, A. Myers


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House Choir year’s House


118 ,W.: memson , . B. Nutter 16 S. Barrett ___a,: Stubbs 18 J. Ollffe ,. T Hargreaves 18 T. Waters . . . . G., Harrop 18 P. Holden . . J, Hatrlton 18 J, Southworth J. SwfUea


T. .Hanunond


, 18 P. WUson . . . 18 E. Baldwin .. '18 H. Skinner .. 18 J. 'Thompson


279 ' CASTU VETCRANS B.C. v. QUEEN'S PARK LADIES, , / BlAckburn ,


12 B. Nutter .'. Mrs! Garrlty 18 H, Briggs------ Mrs. Holt 15 H. Parldntoh Mrs.'Woodhouse


18 B.' s. Hudson Mrs. Smith jl8 J. Swales . . . . Mrs. Hales


. 18 W. P. Stratton I


18 E. Topping j


V Is A. Robinson Mrs. 'Gregory Is T. Price . . Mrs. Bannister is J. Kenyon Mrs. Smithies |3 B. Mitchell Mrs. Haworth


17 W. Penny .Mrs,"Hargreaves 10 F. Blley .. Mrs. IHaworth


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