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t Mr. Wood said o They could give


cases of sickness, a Mr. Wood took


tunlty to thank th for their support.


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ance to hear the Mr.' F. Thornber. m the; "remarkable


had raised £222 said..


he more they cp. interests . of ex-^


, the moh- ipuld do Ih lervlceme


nly on pensions. 'lut There was a gen


ade during the yi Social and memt


ported that the made a profit of £300 on the year.


iiid distress,


lie suppdfi' i'lihev - received, then their i worli of watching the lahd i their families; j


Ip .u also Ih


i he oppoT- il members


har. ■


The auditor, Mij, Heppard. of Bla


Officials appoint I^resldent, Mr, Secretary. Mr., F 'Treasureri Mr. J B Ciommlttee: M e


y, O’NeUl. P. Flt_ Barwell, R. Maynf Heron.


vllle. junior; H. Swales. R. Martin


askerville, senior;


d attend- isecretarjsrj iieport on' progress"’! ■ |,,, i j


i ers’ eflorts'fe. 4d., he


xn..' J. -L. tel ic tD um . rO- |club ihid m o re thhn


;(d were: All


[f Wood. iThpmbt


tAdqrbffc s s rs . H. Basket Slshpp. U T


H. a. Hhidr.


ientlne,' P.‘ ird and ?,


More homes are built


T>Y the end of la I Council, and


houses had heed CUtheroh since


according to the Ing return for E Wales published bj try of Housing Government. ;


139 Council and houses had been In Bowland, the 88 ‘ Council and


houses.


CCITHEROE j r f / i j f l ? / pie Irom 6 months to 2 years.


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April, 1946, latest hous- ipgland and Ithe Mlnis- and Local


In the Qllth'eroe Irural area, I ■: ■ 1


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120 prlvatq Icompleteji


st year, 419' 87 private built m


l^mister !tp broadcast |


fl^P: Rev. S. Ffrfench,


n i minister at ithe Cdn- g r e g a t i o n a I Church, Niewtpn, is to bfoadcast; in the B3.G. “jWoman’s Hdur” feature! jin the "light Programme.


Misk I'french, who has been j at Newton since; September, 1953, ’ spea^ about the work jal woman minister.


Before Ukipg oyer at New- [ton as the


jroe district, Mis6 Ffreiich ihad spent 12 year^ a s a I missionary in Inma.


I


7^ native of Lightclifte, I Yorkshire, she was edu­


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■trior to returning to Eng­ land from India in August,


■ S1952, she spent three


. \ months in the Bechuana '' Protectorate of ; South


Africa.,,, 20th. V ' j


It is expected that ijliss Ffrench will broadcast next Friday, February


cated* at ThPresby High Schobi, Leeds, and after­ wards worked hi industry for !slx years [before entering the missionary service.


worked .W a solicitor’s office In Blackburn for! , a short period- b'more joining the R;A.F. 12 months ago.' He attended P e n d 1 e Junior School prior to going to thb Grammar School, where he was a member of; the Scout Troop.


Senior Aircraftsman i Whlpp


AIRCRAFTSMAN WHIPP ' I


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was associated with St. MUty’s Parish Church, and .was a server there.


A native of Clitheroe, he


and Mrs. jR. Klllingbeck. • of Lowergate! , !.


His grandparents are Mr. | !


tended to the family in their bereavement. ;


Sincere ' sympathy Is ex­ I ‘ ; I


The funeral took place ilh Australia on Wednesday.,


' Iminister ever, j ; to be ’ appointed in the Clitlie-


q ODND!' the Lhi appealed Mr


IN PRESDENT i W i i p


Ijltherpe Britjlsh , ^giojn Club yesterday ,


sgion trumpet <amont; ex-seryicemeh,” iAlf Wood.! president, at the 1 annual


^m u n di^ ; Fter ^ail in Australia


^ITHERCE : people'" lyere '^Mphocked, to hear, of the; th, ill Australia, on Friday „ 19-year-old Mr. Ivoi|


Priestley, ^hlpp. bf 13 RafiJ way 'Vlewi Clltheroe,' whe died in hospital |folldwlng d road accident. i


AHe was serving as a Senior


with the Jblnt' Trials Unit of; the RA.F. [dealing with.’data' frohi the Wobmera Tbcket range, and Idled as a result of Injuries received after a car.! carrying folir R.A.F. men, had- overturned]


ircraftsman on secret work


• His mother, now Mrs. Ji Dolphin, -was preparing . to go to a dance on Friday—her birthday—When she received the tragic !news. His father,,


I I I


Mt. Lebnard P- Whlpp. : Was killed while serving as a pathfinder pilot In the R.A.F dhrlh^ the; fast war.


produced by ftar’


variety concert entitled; The programme,];which


tlctufed, are mfembers ry Plcl^ps.


John Rushton 4’Us The concert ralsbd' £20


they talked;


tbeir way td .! '■ victory li :!


tTHE shield for gaining most! points In V the i ! Settle


fteglon of Young farm|< Clubs annual public spjeahlnL .competition was won jhy Gls-I burniY.F.C. with 20 [points a' Settle on Saturday. ■


regional


Glsburn now hold [all thi t rophies l ; ; THi


riirihers-up for the];' shleli were' Rathmell, who jhad, I points, while Conlstqn, wit! five'points,, came third.


■ ■ RESULTSi|


speak for four minutes);' 1] Richkfh Parker (Rathmell); 2, Terry Hodgson (Glsburn)l; 3, Elizabeth Horn (Glsburn).


Juniors (aged 10 to 15 tc


to speak for seven minutes) 1, Freda Graveston (Gls burft); 2, Margaret Dugdah (Rathmell); 3, Barbara Speal (Glsburn). :


Intermediate (age^ 15 to 21


of .oiidteroe; Parish] Church Yoath .Group who presented af Zodiao r in, the school on Saturday.


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e manager, and Brepda Pye was; r tor. church; and ybiith; group funds.


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included' sketches, skiffle , music, and; community singing; was A play, “iLate EXtVfc’ was proddeed by Elizabeth' Plhder. |


for the .costmncsj '


HEALTH AND THE CITIZEN By a Consultant Psychiatrist


TTEALTH authpritles have In the past i been much concerned In the education


Comffllisslbn on [| the law relating'to mental illness and


of the public on-many special aspects of health and disease. t The recent publication of


he' , report of - Ithe Royal


mental deflclenoy . and I of which the main recommend­ ations have beeh embodied! In the Bill how before Parlia­


ment. present a new challenge to those authorities to pro­ vide education of i a different


kind.


street and, Indeeq, the local health ' authorities, are con-; cerned, perhaps i the' ’ mosti Important sectlopsj of ithe .report are those! whloh deal with measures ^ 0 jbe; taken for! the i prevention of mental 111 health and 'forltne care of those who are mentally 111, and who are,-or! should ,be living In the community.


So far as the mari-ln-the- -■ li'' ' '


speak for nine minutes subject chosen from handed to , competitor ' mlniites before): l,jPatrick


Seniors (aged 21 toj 25 tc


Hargreaves (Glsburn); i2, Peter Child (Lawkland); 3 Arthur Atack (Glsburn). | ,


[Frarikland; speaker]: Brlah Procter;


Farrington). ; Talk to us


about coal knd how to burn it


Do you know about the hew convector coal fires? They pour heat into every comer of the room. An open fire with a back bpiler fitted will give you ;allthehptwaleryouwant,too. :Come along and ask us about


ibutors and we display .this yellow sign.


i them. WeTeyour lopal C.U.C. Approved Appliance Distri-


S p r in g c o m e s s o o n e r


i C v I ' 1 ' : i' ■ . ■


to grass that g I I ' j


ro w n iw i th


,'Ratrimell (chairman,] Norman t h a n k s , Phylll s


(chairman, Dorothy j Clough speaker, Enld WeUock; thankt Kenneth Towler); 2,jGlsburh “B ”! (chairman, Frank Masorl speaker,. Mary Wilklrisonl; thanks,' Tom! Wilkinson);' 3,


T^ms: 1, Conlstbn f‘|A’


Tlie judges were:'Juhiors andiseniors: Mlss D. Harrison,


of Sklpton; Mr. F. Edlngtor, of Sllsden; and Mr. D-i A. Webb, the We s tmo r l a n d County Youth Officer.


Intermediate: Mrj L E.


l; Ketterlngham, of Bkipton; Mr. lR. Foster, of Kelbrook; and] Mr. G. H. R. Smith, | 0 ^ Tadpaster. ■


Team: Mrs. A. Taylor,! cjf Elslack. , [PoUq jabs;


P OLIO Inoculations in Cll­ very good response from


Good resp^se from chil(|ren theroe have met- with a


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F o r a re a lly e a r ly bite, lajpply Fisons 32 (12.9.9) a t -3-5 owt. peri a cre'to dry, sheltered fields. |


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lithe; reason for \ th e ’ % i-;proce7dT much!iPqyond| the rinumbers of oldei- peopfe


I This was stated by Dr] 'c. ‘Tlni6 Times" reporter that he felt ■


children up to schooWeavln g age; but the response, froin people In the 15, to 25 age Srpup has been dlsappolntln;.


[Royle, Schools Medical Officer, [who told an “ Advertiser-arj^d


being Inoculated m s the [fact that it was difficult ;f6r them to get dfl jwork in order to attend clinics.


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that as many as ppsslble pf the! 15 to 25 age group shoufd receive Inoculation.


The authorities are anxlol | MR. C. H. B. I --- ___ ^ ___tVlof Q 'this case. mNevertheless, the! subject (h •' I j - i ' ■ . ITCHELL, HRM’S


Clltheroe, Mr.l C. H. B. Mitchell, of 17 Penidle Road, has retired! from the post of warehouse managbr.|


first employee of| Messrs.; W. T. Searson To mark the occasion, Nir.


Mitchell, who had peeh with the Rrm since 1047, wps presented with an j' Inscribed


gold wristlet watch by tpe directorate and employees yesterday week-


The presentation


by the chairman of Commander J. V,


Motte.


was made dlrectob, B. De la


i member of Clltherpe Trades Mr. Mitchell hat been Fisons for good farming


on behalf 6f local coal merchdHIlf co-operative satieties and C.£(.C. approved appliance dlstrtbulors.


UTIUSATION COONCII,


issued by the COAL J .


Jjj . - ’ ■ V. •099 ]


and Labour Council for 47 years, and secretary for; p.yer 30 years.


T;U.G. longT-servlce.j award recognition of hlk servlqes the Trade Union ipovemeijt.


In 1951, he' received the ----- ’ ' In to


•idr. Mitchell Is also; member of the mbnagemqnt committee iof j the; Clltheroe Co-operative Sciclety. " ■


He will continue to serve


the Trades Council In jhls ■capacity as . treasurer and secretary. ,


A “ beat” the police enjoyed


eroe section of the Lancashire Constabulary In the j King Lane Hall’on Friday night,


TMEARLY 600 dancers attended the annual ball of the (Jllth-


,.W jpharltles.;


■Wlgham and members of;,the Clithcroe section [organised .the event, [ the proceeds of which ei(e for police ! welfare i and ,


Inspector D. Glen [and Sgt. J. i i [ i


'■'^'^Among, the guests were the Mayor: and ^Mayoress of CUth­ eroe,- Coun ■ and" Mrs. !j..,Ent- wUtle,' Chief Superintendent J. Woodmansey and Chief Inspector


L. MAudSley.-, " 1 “ [ ■ ■;


; -Th6' Special Consliabulary- was represented byi Special Chief Inspector G. 0. Taylor.


,


Odton 'and his Band, i of Blabk- ,Jrarn,'and'Sgts.-J.. Wlgham and


Music was provided by Jock tt'Honiiail were, the' M.Cs. ' : -


•YEE, RETIRES Ltd., of


fore, for something to' bC' said, through thq medium of the Press, about this par­ ticular kind of| I Illness—an


It seems oppoiltline, there-]


illness not of the; ;iddy but of the mind,


|


been successfully tackled before. ;


This kind of problem has . | i


from tuhercoloslsi has been! reduced enormously, in some age groups by well over half, a result which could cer­ tainly not have been achieved without the co-operation ■ of both doctors and Citizens,


For example, the deqth rate , TIMELY WARNINGS ' :


come about but fpr j timely warnings and coristant propa­


A CHANGE of this mag- nltude might hot have


ganda. , 1


were displayed In tram cars and motor buses reminding the public labout the , dangers of spitting,, and warning them


Not many years;ago]notices


of a £5l penalty jwhlch might be Incurred, yet we no longer


see these notices.; 'Why? Becausoi the sense of res­


ponsibility of the citizen: In pf the prevention of; the spread


enlightened the [public about disease and Its -prevention, i Ts It too much',to expect


tubercolosis has increased, The health auihorltles have


that the same can be done In the case of mental 111. health —not, of course, by threatened mo n e t a r y penalties—but


rqaspns for this? Airiong tpiem are fear' and,' riiAy ignorance, and very likelyit


What are ^ the possible


absence of obvious causes mental sickness that can readily' u n d e r s t o o d [and


tiib'ercolosls. ; 1


accepted in the same [way that: a; germ Is now universally accepted as the cause; |of


.-’TiHE statements made in the -A House of [ Commons ! re­ cently by Mr., Richard Fort, M;P; for GUtheroe, when- he


Mental HealtJ)^ Bill dtirlhg its|s6cohd reading, and which were reported in the “ Adver­ tiser and Times;’’ give added topicality to this the first of a Series of articles on mental health.


took part in a debate on; the


because we do not understand lt!i It is not familiar to ,us because it has not !been , explored by ordinary pepplS. ;


■ ---------------— ;---------------u We fear the unkhown-


j


the pictures of dragons, ThSse wpre placed there; bebarse the map makers were Instruc­ ted to put such’ terrifyihg


Look at old maps and See


Images on areas as I yet uficharted. MYSTERIOUS FEARS


a¥PERSTITION„ a n o t h e r ^ cause of fear, has linked mental Illness with mysterious fears, such as devil possession..


burial In Consecrated-ground, but were often-Interred near cross roads, away from huiiian habitation? .,


j '


ted suicides are regarded as the outcome of, mental abberatlori, and coroners In­ variably refer to “ a disturbed balance of mind.”


[Today suicides and attemp­ 5, MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE


ignorance, and it is to | dispel some of the ignorance con­ cerning mental 111 healtp and Its causes that the Lanca­ shire County Council Health Co ■ ■


Fear mostly


consultant - psychiatrist write a series of articles,


which this 'Is the first, j i I ■


['the public conscience to, the problem? t Let it be said at once that


rather' by the awakening of


he Implementation of many of the Royal Commission’s


allocation of publlif money, INFORMED OPINION


certainly ; I ineed the


1 man, mind] body and spirit —his behaviour and; what causes It, his loves and this hates, his dreams and his superstitions. -


Is surely ;that mental health is concerned with the whole


The importance of qU this I ' |


recommendations; wffi not re­ quire : fresh legislation, -but Will


AS no government,’ be it local or national, ; can


necessarily, follows] informed and | | lenlightened public ]opinion . IS [necessary in


of Its electorate, it Tl


does not commend itself to the ordinary cltlben.


ental ill-health!Is one which


[ Above all Jt 'enables him to i achieve the capa'city to :ive :.1


n harmony with .hfs fellow- men.


Three hour wait to book for


“Merry Widow”


Ing , for' [ Clltheroe Amateur Operatic | and Dr am at lc Society’s production of ‘"the Merry Widow ” opened at the king Lane Hall at’ 10 o’clock on Monday morning was a young woman wlio hid been waiting since 7. ami. |


fTVHE first person In ;the queue when public bc»k-


At 7-30. when the dc-ors


were opened, about 30 people had joined the queue, and the number steadily ingreased] so that by 10 o’clock the qqeue


reached half-way down.-the outside of the hall.


women, although there v[ere a few men among them. Some of the women . had: young children wlth them|


Most of the people were


The ope^ng performa,nce will be given, on Monday. 1.


Debs^ party A BOUT [Seventy teenagers'


•■■^at t ended the“ debs’ pary ’’ held in St. Catherine’s School, West Bradford, i on Saturday,;nlgj)t..,


’ 1 .


ated In Chinese style. Oapies and dances were, organised by


' ■; . The school had been decor-^"


,.Mr..! M. Gregsoh, and :^nter- .tainment .was .provl(led by jthe


Martians: Skiffle gihup, of Clltheroe. ■ '


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