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Ml Clitheroi'Advertiser &. Times, February 13, 195,9


WESLEY CLUj


CHURCH HEROE


SU N D A (February


Y - jN E X T 15th, 1959)


10-3C


R e ? . A. 6 p.m


f. M a cg a r r I IRev.


T. Chaims'ji arrpROE


CO N G R E br ij Borthwick


G A TIO N AL :CH


SUNO^AY' NEXT (Februairj Il5th, 1959)


MISSIONARY SOCIETY I


LOPfDON


Services at 1(Jt30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Worship conducted at 10-30 p.m. by i


MR. F. jS. LEGG (of Mbereihl, Northern Rhodesia), at 6 p.m. i by


of the world of Chris


o;


, “ Christ is street corner place as well draL”—4non,


REV. AL^l Come and iW


N gaunt


iiphlp God as part ■wide: fellowship ;'s Church.


Thought or the w ^ :


ihe Lord of the arid the market as the Gather


Moor Lam ■ C h


SUNDA (Februarj


e Methqdis I


Y NEXT 15th, 1959) i


R . C. BBO U G H TO N itj). ■


10-30 a . m ^ e IRev. | ■


■ ■ 10-3): t.m. : M r . F . BR ^ rTHWATTE


MONDAt at 7-


MEN’S ,F.


Mr. W. (of


V FEB. 16th 30 p.m. ■ V I


visit of Wesl^: ship


iiLLOWSHIP iy Men’s Fellbv/il Nelion). ;


ireaker: ; | ^ iE R T i


I


Manor Millthor It


l iA L L Avenue


SUNDAY NEXT (February'i 15th, 1959),


SUNDAY SCH( GOSPEL SEE


;oc1l, 2-15 p!m. yi(jE, 6-30 pirn.


Speaker:-


MR. PLLER . (of B lerfleld).


WBDNESD Women’s


MISS Bi . (of


AYjFeb.ath: Bright Hour


at 2-45 p.ri. Bh! 'Speaker:


lAGKBURN ickburn).


Prayer Mli at 7-(45 pin.


Children’s at 6-


; j- ' ■ - V inistr|y Meeting


THURSD/,Y, Feb. 19 th: »py Ho^


45 p.m.


WOMEN DAY


UNTIlli) will


at 7-30 p Rev. S.


WESLEY! I b^


i» V H X held Ih i CHURCH


TO-NIGHI! (FRIDAY) (February J|3th)'


i. h. S] 'peaker: 7FRENCH


CHAIGLEY, 1 ir. GLITHER()E ' J___i, ' ' . V ' - .1 !


SUPPEF: DANCE ■8 p.m. to 12 midnight '


’Supper lice •every nlghl


ipsed extension to 11-30 p.m;


IDINNERI PANCE


EVERY Tel.: Sta:


m - i ' %


$ jV i i jR D A Y iriyhiirst, 216.


Hodder 1 ridge Hotel i “ WEDPIBSDAY


■ ^ ' I


Glitheroe Naturalists! Society ' — 'I . i I


! Members’ Nigh| I


in the I ; ‘ i


G ram m a r Scjiocll at 7-30 p.m. pn' j


THURSDAY, Fi fb. ll9th j


• • i ■' ADVANCE: NOTICE


In Aid of the Church of ikig- land. Children’s society


branch,’St. Denys’, (Ellthi will be, held pn


l^turday, June 6 STANDEN,


by kind permission il MR. JOHN ASPlpfAlj;]


TO ALL MEMBi GISBURN, RIMING' DIS'TRICT BRANCr I CONSERVATIVE


I , THE ,ANND4l


General Mc^etmg , will be held m the


Ribblesdale 'Arms GISBCRN


Tuesday, Febru^ 17th a t 8-30 p.m., precided py


A DINISER at 7-30 p.m


i Tickets 8A e ach


Paythorne; or Mrs.j G. Carr, stoops Farm,'Rlmlngton.


to lie bought byi 14th----- , from; The Manager, Rlbj dale Arms, Glsburn'; Mrs. I. Wrathall, Moorhouse S^xm,


February ■ 'jles-


Clitheroe ConseTvati Club


The Annual eneral Meeting


wll be held pt ■mE CLUB


M O N DA Y , FEB . 2, { ' at 8-15 p.m.


Prior ' tp the Meet I


{will be a


HOTPOT; SUPP at 7-30 p.m.


ng there ER


WILL ALL {member^! PLEASE ATTEND,


“MOTOR TUIinQtii’^ A.S.M|— 1


— I ____


OVER A pkriodopI ^ S s W e save AVERAGED


80% to 9i% TEST SUCCESSElS ^


bur Tultlpn is * ackkewledged! as SECOND ’TO NONE It ' I SUPERIOR TO MOS'l’i


LESSONS GIVEN; IN 10DR town and .OVER TE£'


Agent;


MRS.: HARDCAS' The Temperance


wixa O E ^w m q ^ CAUi, write or ’


£5-^


I Pendleton and DL>istnct I Lending S()cijety, Ltd.,


THE


: 45 CHUBCHGA’rE.BOL'TON I (Oppodte. .Grand Theatre)


Phone 4085; VACUUM CHIMNEY SWEEPING


CARPET SHa |m OOI: FLOOR SGRUBBIN(j modem! electrict machim


G. E. PARKER


33, SALTHllLiROAD CLITHEROE


lE S l l f f i


io, i MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE i Tel.; Cutheroe 585


■WING FOR SPRING GUE — MetALL’S — W^LIt


SR


INEW SPRING' CATALOGUES !ARE HERE iYOUR INSPECinON . V . I


lU llTER ICK — ^ BLACKMi !OUR EXTENSIVE :^N G E OF .


l i tT O N S — LACES & T R IM M IN G S lARfe THE AGENTS FOR THE .


[GER SEWING MIACHINE c6.


NG, by


les.


TLE j Cafe,;. i


i. MOOR LANE. ClUTHBROE. ' EI_ _00


cbritt B nMW,


PBONE OWN i ,T BOBTES ve


GARDEN FETE .. !ty „


■ ■


NEWS I FROM THE DISTRICTS W


W H A L E Y


" Why dp I sav that?,’’.which dealt! with the jcrlglns and meanings Pf some expressions, was given b y : Miss Greenall


GUILD.—A talk .entitled


Readj Sabden and district Trefoil Guild at their monthly meeting at the + Vale House Cafe on Tuesday:


to members of the Wihalley, i


Sharpies and Mrs." M. A. Basin;,


parishioners of Whalley iParls parishioners of i W h ail 1 e y


SOCIAL. About I .100 I


Ilocal eroe).


Parish Church ] enjoyed a whist and dopilno drive, dancing, and musical items at a 5 social In the school on Shrove Tuesday. -


Items under the I direction of Mr. A. Tattersall, who ar­ ran g e the effort for choir


funds. ,


compere, i and contributed by tag, Miss D. Tatt Hlndle. and Mrs.


Mr; F. 'Bullock, was the solos were


M


rs. T. Ware- irsall, Mr. C. S. Bate.


FOE i l(II88ION8.i — A Shrove M.C. SLAIDBURN


Tuesday brlhg-and-buy sale In aid of hpmej atid overseas missions


was held m Slaldbihn Village Ball on Tuesday evening! Hie produce stall was I in the charge of Mrs. Laming, Jthe fancy goods stall was kept by Mrs. Bully, Mrs. Tom­


kins was in; charge {of the jumble stall,!: and : Miss, Llttlefalr' the refreshments.


' j


’ An illustrated talk on Christian work overseas was j given by the Rector, thb Rev. G.;B. Gaze, The proceeds amounted to over £37.


SERVICE.-—Prizes for attendance at Siaidburn PAHen Church Sun-


day School were presented at a children's {service on! Sunday after­ noon! by iirs. G, H.{ Gaze, wife of the Recto^. Parents and friends also a^nded.


, |


brldge had an unbroken attend­ ance. , Others in order of merit were Linda Walker, Patricia Wood, Anthony Lawson, Stephen Wood, Margaret ; Taylor, Mary Taylor, Christine j Taylor, Susan Taylor, Geoffrey ^ankland, Joyce Taylor, WUUam Townson, David Wood,


In the {uppersroup, David Aah-


James Read. In the tower group, Muriel Ash-


bridge also had an unbroken attendance. Others in order of merit were .Brenda Barrison, Bar­ bara Gaze, Philip Walker, John Thompsori, Freda j Taylor, Colin Townson, Richard Taylor, Marjorie Townson; [Geoffrey llawson.


W.I.—Miss k. Coites, who gave


a demonstration of handwork to members [ of Slaldbum W.I. at their February meeting, exhibited many,, example.s . of the .various crafts. Thanks- t o ' her were ex­ pressed by Mrs. Chadwick. Mrs. L. 0. IKlng-Wliklnsdn presided. Mrs! P. Rigby was the winner of


a competition for the best covered coathanger.


- 1 LA NG H O COMEDY.—St. Leonard’s Church


Soclali Club -pre^nted the farcical comedy " Love's a Luxmy," by Guy Paxton and Edward V. BaUe, in the 6(^001 pn Saturday and Mon­ day evenings.


;! Although: handicapped by a


small 'stage, the players acquitted themselves 'weU. |


Taking;part were; the Misses B,


West, J. West, E. Jdekson, Mrs. B. Alnawbrtli. Messrs.! C .' Ainsworth, J. Ellis, {D. Kewley, A, Smith, J. EatcUffe. f , Thej play; was produced by Mr.


P. Shav^ i Stage {lighting and effects! were by Mr.; A. Smith.


n e w t o n FARMERS’ BALL.—Nearly 300


people attended the fanners’ ball and iWhlst drive'held in Newton Institute I on .Friday night.


vided i by the iBibble Band. Fourteen tabled were in play In


Music ! for danplng ! iyas pro­


the whist room, supervised by Me. a. Howden. Winners were: Ladies; 1, iMrs., Waddlngton; 2,


Mrs. ! Worswlck; 3, Mrs. Grab- tree; ! con.i Mrs. IH. Townson. (JentS.: 1, 'Mr. J. Briggs; 2, Mr. J. Rigby; 3, Mrs. A^in; con., Mrs. B.. 'Townson. .


afternoon, thP annual prize dis­ tribution! was held at. the Con- Ghapel { '


FBIZEj DAY. — On Sunday Tha service was! conducted by


Miss Mairy Rushtoh, assisted by Christine Breaks, Sandra Rush- ton, Michael and' John NoweU and Jim 1 Whittaker—aU mentoers


of the Sunday School; { ’The address was given by the


Rev., !Sallle Ffrench, who later presented book prizes to the scholars. Best attendeis were (Ihristine Rushtdh, Mary Rush- ton, andi Audrey Rushton.


■ |: ' !■' '! '■ ■ SABDEN MB. JOHN EXTON.-rThe death ’ Specidist i Needlework { j


occurred! in hospital on Friday of a well known resident, Mr. John Extoh, ol Clltheroe , Road, SalJden.


-He was 75: Preylopsi to | his retirement a


few years ago he farmed for many years ; atjiLane, Side Farm, Whalley


Road!' ■' '


sympathy is extended in her bereaveinent.


by the Rev, A. 0. Durrant, TOSSroE


t ra ted i t a l i about sheep and th eir diseases was* given to mexnbera b l Tosslde; Farmers i


FARMERS’ CLUBir-An Ulus-


Club' on ' Tuesday by Mr. ] Matthew, of Salesbiiry.


|


and ai debate followed, Mr. ] W. Askew presided.;


Many questions -were asked! He leaves a widow, to whom The iiliterment took place at the


Baptist hbriai grpundjbn Monday, when the eervlce waa conducted


! MR. T. AINSWORTH


Street, Clltheroe pltal yesterday,


over 40 Ainsworth. ofi Shawl died ;lr


A newsagent llri Cllther n years, iMr. T1


i Mr. Alnsworth) whojw worked as a drawer-ln ' ton mills before! becoml: 'newsagent and setting i(] Ishop in Shaw Bridge, tired some years, ago.


Ih


i He Is survived] by a two sons, and a daughtei]. Will be accorded]sympaf their bereavemerit,


1 The widow of j Mr. Chippendale, a retired „ Mrs. Emily Chippendale,


prldge hos-


e for omas


is 71, cot-


II! vfldow, , who


[P his e re-


,tny In


I MRS. E. CHIPPENDALE Ed'


gri


Littlemoor Road, Clltii! filed in : hospital on ihe was ’ 62.


Frl -.


Iward :ocer, of 8,


leroe, :lday.


, Both she and her hu;iband Were associated with I'elson Street Methodist Churep, Low Moor. :


her relatives In their beieave- {ment. The funeral took place at West Bradfotd Metpodlst Church on'Wednesday.


, ..... James Cpwperth {of 68 Salthlll Road, Clltheroe, died at his home yeste


i MR. Mr.


iwas 59. was a nativ- iPendleton. but had Uv {Clltheroe for 20 years had been employed at 'Field quarry. ' {j


Mr. Cowperthwalte. . . ^


i, During the Flrk Worlc he served with’ the North Lancashlije Re


vlved by his Widow-, sons and a daughter, tq


bereavement, j


at Clltheroe Cemetery Monday.,


Interment will take J{


MR, E. DCICKER


, The death occurred [home ori Wednesday {Edward Docker, of 58 •Lane, Clltheroe.


Band. '! Before his ret rement


(if


{ Mr. Docker, who . [was a native of the to\ was a member or the Be


lit his Mr.


wa.! iwa


islx years ago,: [he -wa:. ployed atI.C.I. JPrevlou i had been a stripper grinder! at Carlton Mill In jhls'; younger days workedj at Low Moor Ml


three fiaughters who pathy


He, leaves a


Clltherpe Ceme day


The


home Isobel street,


11 “be afccorded their Dereave


wldoW and a


Euneral takes p: ;ery on;


rough Moor


s 77. and


11.


ily, he and and had


about em-


Mr. Cowperthwaite Is


sympathy is extended lii Knv*aQ vom pn f.


e-qay. li


and ank


Sympathy will be acejorded ng a 69. The choir gave several


The hostesses Were Mrs, K. '


chatburn


i was ' organised ' >y, Gha fljiim Ghurch Plajrers In the Glmrch


WHIST. — :A wWt drive


Institute on Tuesday evening to raise money , for stage equipment.


H. E. Boden belijg tlje M.G, 'Lei


Ash Wednesday by the the Rev. ;H. Hardman. of the


services ;were donducti Chatbum .Parish Chuh


tlnueito do so every day throughout jLent. ;^ervices were


i The scholars School - attended the morning, and will


held. fd


There 'Vrere. l3 tablet!. Mr. LENT.—The . first


nten in


a service in con- Jnes- 'Dther


Vicar, Day


Wear


I .PANTOMIME, jrjscholarsj from Chatbiim ; Parish, (aurch ;E unday School, accompanied by | levefal R teachers, went with! the Vlcsr, the


I grindleton


i!WHIST'DRIVE.!-^e ^ Bhrove Thiesdayi whist] drive Was organised! by Grtotlleton Parochial Chufeh Gciuncll. There were 16 tables for whist, with Mr. Wj Wilson'as


: '


j{ Winners were: ladles:! Mrs. B. Holgate (Weit Bradford) Mrs. J. smith! (Chatburn)


Gents.; Mr. J. Smith ('3hat- bum); Miss Pyel (ClltheFoe).


!l A competition] was w{m by l^r. R. Mendes.


ji-MeniberS of I the c6uncU served a pie ana pea supper. DO


drive in aid of tlie Sports funds was held ' in School on Friday. Mr Barto; was M.C. j for lO: Mr. S.' Coiilston, chalrmdn


WHIST DRIVE. — A|;


sented prizes to; Ladles:!! Turpin; 2. Mrs. ieroe); con., Mrs. Mercer. I


Jones


r. W. Robinson I


j; Miss .B. ,Halstead was Utlon winner.


Doknham W.


whist Club


(CUth-


M i Gents.; 1,- Mr. jp. Merc a:; 2, Harrison,


{; About £4 was raised.


ables. pre- Mrs.


con., I'Mr. F. compe-


on gesburn


Friday, Glsbum and District Y.F.O. held their I annual! fancy dress; ball In the Old Vicarage Cafe, Glsburn. - i i


FANOY ORE88 ! BALL. — On ; Winners were: i Original: 1, K.


(Coco):,2, M. Parker (Victorian Lady): 3, Mrs. Milner (Ganner); special prize; B,; iHanson (Cru­ sader)., . . I I I


r' ' ■


Dene.) also iYJ’.Ot eup; . 2, W.;i Graveston (Billy i Cotton): 3, J.v


Humorous: 1, T. Laxton (Terry


Jackson (Departed Spirits). Couples: ij Mrs.! pare and -M. j


ChSw (Modem and Old Time Milk- 1 maids); 2, Mi!.’,'8nd] Mr8.:0. Bargh; (Jnr.) (Do It Tcp'Mlf):' 3, B. '


ev. H. Hardman, to see a lanto-; |nime at Bradford on Friday.


Speak and 0{ Fa Eric Coates arid A then'and now).


Atack,(Fashion,, Mr. and Mrs! Roberts, Settle,


and Mr. andj Mrs. Forster, Cllth- eroe, were the judges. Mr. J, 8. Precle us was |m.O. ■ i


Y.F O .^ n Monday members of


Glshton YF.O. were given a film show by P.C. jBcokre, of [ Settle. The film dealt iaifi'h rbad safety. Mr. M. CovfglU ipioposto a Vote


of thi nks, Mlto C| ij’ate ^condlng.; COFFEE EVENiko.-MembOT Of


Mothers’ Union evening and brlng-and-buy sale at the Vicarage on' Shtove I'Tuesday. Mrs. W. Ml , Lister opened the


fits by over £18. WOMEN’S ll(8TITUTE. —! The


monthly meeting i of { Glsbum I Women's Institute ' was | held in the Primary School; Glsbum,; last week, whto 'I Mr^. I R. |Capstlck,


president, pr^qed; Mri. J^ S. ' Precious reportedi on her attend- , ance a t the Roto- Safety {meeting. I


L. Betts, who gaye! a most inter­ esting lecture' onj Housework in


the ' Modem ] World." She | was thanked. hy Mr^ j J. Fronkland. Mrs. Betts judged the | competi­


tion for bulbs' in; a bowl, land awarded first prize to Mrf Ellison, 2nd, Mrs. Precious, 3rd, Mrs. Jack- son, and 4th, Mrk Capstlck. i


Mrs. Capstlck' |lntroduoed |Mrs. i


St. Mary’s Chtajch, iQlsburn, ^eld : {a coffee i


sale.' The Mothei{s’ Union fund bene-'


MUn^ (The Ashes): 2, R. Hanson ; (Firebug): 3,!E.!Allon (Camay). . Character:'! i; I Ip. jaargreavea


, I


Bpl(on-by<fiowland Motor. Servities {Limited WeDgate, G!itheifoe. ' Telephone: ailheroe 473


in St, Catherine’s Sunday School last week.' The proceeds Were In


and beetle drive organised by the Sunday School teaohers was held


aid of the 'scholars’ summer outing.:


■for the, beetle drive,; the winners being: Ladles: I, Miss K. l^^th- all; 2; Miss y,. Brierley; booby, Miss G. , Taylor, (^hts,; 1, Miss E. Orossley; 2, Master J. Wrath-


aU; booby, Maater |T; Reynolda D A competition was won by Mr.


. Brou^ton. ! ' JREEN


to ^ S ^ h a ) ' T polio outbreak ta the village; ' itock '(Fashion' *1^0 children’s party was held


Christmas- ibecalise of the john'siC.lof E. School


itponed from


on Saturday. 'The children were .entertained to tea by mothers and metabers of the Mothers’ Union. ! A film show tvas given by


the Vicar, ! the j Rev. G. A. Parker,, and his ■ sons. ; Each


A hot pot supper, followed by w ^ t apd domino . drive, was held In iSt. John’s C. of E.' School on Monday. Prizes were presented by


child received a present. nHlST AND DOMINdES.—


Miss V. Hull. the-Hurst Green village queen to:,


Brown; 2. Miss iW. Standen; 3. Mrs, H. Wllcock. Gents.: 1,^ Mr. J.' Alnsworth; 2, Mrs. E.' Jacques: 3,{Mrs.; Jackson. -


Whist: ladles: 1, Mrs. M.


klnsori; 2. Mr. R. Bailey; 3, Miss Holdep. i


W.I.—taupplilg Women's Insti­ .CHIPPING


tute meeting was held In the village hall; last week, when Mra Milner, a native of Chipping, gave an. Interesting talk on her two


visits to her- son’s farm in Rhpdesla. The competition; for the best


------------ ^ ^ ^ _________ d _ S OBITUARY James Garfield Fowler, of 41,i


West View. Iciltheroe,! died ati his home on Wednesday, aged !


Bury, had lived In Clltheroe for 45 years and had been em­ ployed by the same Arm all his working life. ] { . , , { (


Mr. Fowler, who was bom in


member of thd Royal Fdrest Lodge l)o. 401.1 j


I Cremation takes place at Pleaslngtonj on jMondAy. ;


. l ; ' • I [ ] I


home on Wednesday LUlas AUiso a Ffanklar West View, 84.


MRS. L. k: FRANE^LAND The deat


h occurrefi at [her; of Mrs. d, of 76,


Clltheroe. Bhejwas


Frankland had llyed In Cllthe-| roe for mariy years anfi W her


Born In i Edliiburgh, Mrs:


youhger dalys worked for the Garnett family] { :


J. COWPERTHW.UTE iWalte,


who of in


glilient. sur-


LWar.


.Miom ■tjhelr


three


place on


oyal


corded her musband, ^ 11am Frankland, In reaveraent. I i |


Much sympathy wll. Mr. hls i be-i


be ac- 11-


Clltheroe Cemetery tomorrow.! MRS. E. M. HATf|[ELD I


The funeral takes place at


of 26, Downham(Road, Chat-i burn; died j at | her home i on' Wednesday at thb age{ of. 70.


Mrs. Elizabeth jMay Hatfield,'


' Until u few years ago, Mrs.' Hatfield had worked at Chat-,' burn Mill as a weaver:


William Hatfield,' she was associated I -With Chatburn{


The widow of Mr.' James;


Parish Churc{h.{Sympa]thy!will be accorded; the family in! their bereavemeiit.


Parish Church! Iprecedes the! Interment tjiere ]ori Saturday. I


A service In, , ch a tb u rn ihi Much sympathy wlHi bei i


MR. H. itAMBERT { { ■ i l l ' ■ 'I ■


accorded the widow, son I and | daughter of I Mr. ; Horace i Lambert, of Traflord Gardens. Barrow, who: died in hospital; yesterday week, j He was] 48. -


Preston oh Monday, but adjourned until next Monday.


An Inquest was ‘ : oi^ned at'


Royal Artillery' during the Second World i War,; but was discharged disabled.;


• Mon- lic'e


ibient. at


MRS. I. DUCKWORTH The death occurred at her


on Sunday ■ of Duckworth, of 45 Clitheroe. •


81, and a n^tlYe of Pteston; was the widow of. Mr. Harry Duckworth and h ad ; lived m Clltheitoe .for 2i8 yeaik ; She was associated with Waterloo Methodist Church


Mrs! Duckworth, who .—was


her relatives In ment.


Sympathy wll be acctorded


yesterday ;at Preston.' MR, J. G.


, -The ! fiineral


Ashworth' and Prlmrdse Blea


Form r nuerly insidi


their bereave- took place


F O l^ R chworks,


e mamger at Smith,


Mrs. Peel


sister, sym-


son,


upholsterer at | Calderstones Hospital, ahd was a I member of Barrow Reading Rpom! and of the Crl(iket Club. I. ]


He had been {employed as ■


The funeral took place; at Whalley parish Church ; on Tuesday. ^| ],{ !


,East View, : Pendleton, on ;Saturday.;-| ,'■{. ; ; j ;, {{


Iment just {over 20 years' ago) Miss Catherine Muriel I Me-] earthy died at her ■ home, 4]


' Assistant; Mqtron ^t Cllthe­ roe Hospital until her retlren


; Mr. and Mrs. | William Justin McCarthy, and '.resided In Blackburn until her retlre- ' m6nt. • ,! ■


! Miss Mo(?arthy, who was 85, was the daughter of the late


I She was an excellent needle­ woman. for her position as, assistant matron pad in the;


{ .


old days edverW that of;seam- ; stress for the Institution]


i Sympathy will ;be accorded; i her relatives in ithelr bereave-; Iment.


] '■: i ■. ; - -lVnSSc|M.|McCARTIIY I Mr! Lambert; Served In the; i I I '


A Freem ison. I he { wafe a , I ' j


Sympathj| will]be. Accorded


h|s widow, iWo! sons, land six daughters In their bereave­ ment. ■ r I i . ! I


MRS. F. M. NELSON


home. 18, Taylor'Street, Cllth­ eroe, on Saturday of Mrs. Frances Marla Nelson. She was 72.


The death occurred at her


she and Mr. Nelson had farm­ ed In various parts of the dis­ trict.


Prior to their retirement, :


her . husband-, and - son, to ■whom sympathy Is extended In their bereavement.


Mrs. Nelson . is survived by ! 7,


Wednesday at St. Mary’s Gill Church. Barnoldswick.


The funeral took place on MR. R. S’rCBBS


hairdresser ta Church Street, Clltheroe, Mr. Richard Stubbs, of 6 Fort I Street, died at his home on Sunday.


Formerly ta business as a


born In Blackpool, but had lived In Cfitheroe for about 50 years.! He] moved his business i to Whalley Road before the last war.i and


Mr. Stubbs, who was 78. was


Legion, he served in France during the First World War. For many years' he had read the, Roll; of Honour at the Remembrance Day services In St..jaynes’s Church, where he wa^.“ a Parochial Church Councillor.


then became hairdresser- at Calderstohes Hospital. A member of the British


- ,


the Clitheroe branch of Ithe Old Age Pensions' Association and an honorary member of the. R.A.C).B. , j


He was also a member of !


about 12 months ago. leaves four daughters. I who will be accorded sympathy In their


Mr; Stubbs, whose wife died bereavement. * ' , A service in ; St. James’s


Church, : conducted by the Rector, the Rev. J. S. Parry, preceded ! cremation : at Ac­


crington on Wednesday. MRS. J. WAITES


Clltheroe Hospital on Friday of Mrs. Jane Waites, of 22 Bawdlands. .Clitheroe.


The death occurred at


been ta Queen’s Park Hos­ pital, Blackburn, and Cllthe­ roe Hospital ; since last August. , ;


Mrs. Waites, who was 73, had {


had worked a t Low Moor Mill, and for .the 15 years up to her retirement five years ago was employed at West Bradford Mill. She had-been associated'with C l l t h e r o e


, A native of Clltheroe, she


Wesley Church for many years.


i ] . ;


widow. Is survived by a brother, to whom sympathy Is


Mrs. Waites,; who was a


extended Ip his; bereavement. i ’The interment, at which


officiated, took -place on Tues­ day at Clltheroe Cemetery.


Anniversary


Methodist 'Church, Clltheroe, on Sunday; when the preacher W8&: the Rev, R. C. Broughton.


aang the anthems-"O Praise God In Hls I Holiness,” "Ye Servants of Gofi” and “God is a Spirit”, and the Introlt “Lead me'Lord.” Mr. D. G. Hartley was a t the organ.


D u r in g the day, the c h o i r


PHOIR anniversary services V were held at Moor Lane


the Rev.: A. B. Macgarr


Parochial j Church Council, a whist drive, ta the Wbitewell Hotel on Tuesday'. evening raised about £15 JOs. for the funds of St. Michael’s Church.


WHIST.j-OrganIsed by the


WHITEWELL I -


. 1


M.C. for whist, and Mr. Fred Coates for dominoes,


1; Mrs. Sowerbutts; .2, Mrs. Parker; 3, Mrs. Crabtree; 4. Mrs.' Hayhurst. Gents.: 1, Mr. Holt; 2. Mn! Green; 3, Mr. Salley; 4, Mr. T. :dople^.:,


i 'Whist winners were: ladles:


1: Mrs. Greenwood; 2, Mr. W. Calvert; 3. Mr. J. Pye;


!i Domino prizes were won by'


. NEW , CARPET.—Members of the congregation of St. Michael’s' i phurch, Whltewell, are to make a new carpet for the altar'steps. ; :i Money Is being collected for


materials for the carpet and the Mothers’ Union have held several teas at the homes of members! towards this fund.


/ IMtU.—The annual: meeting pf


the Mothers' Union was held at Whltewell VlcatoB® .y63t«f<lay week, The Vicar,' the Rev. T. B. Held,


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opened with prayer, and the secretary’s report and the balance sheet were read.


iMrs. Sedgewlck ati.d Mrs. Rich­ , W. Calvert. | -.j 'i\'.


ardson were replaced oh the com­ mittee b j Mrs. {Cushing and Mrs.


. ! W A D D nSG TO N SHROVE -TUE8DW.—Organised


:-hy ;Bt. Helto'8 ChUS’Ch. Mothers' llnlon, the' annual whist and domino drive was held on Shrove Tuesday.evening, iMr. J. B. Herd M.d. and Mrs] T. H. J. Haw-


Mrs. M. Hacking:; con.. Mrs. B: Heron, Blackburn. ■ i.


:, . :


'j Dominoes: 1, Mrs, Q. Me; 2, Mrs. Cavana; con.J Miss M. Sagar. I A home-made supper was served hy the ladles’ commlttto.


SAVE LINO


Have your Old Flagged Floori Covered with Ooloure^aphalt bi


ROBINSON. HEY8 & CO. LTD.. The !oid Firm,


Tsixia presented^-prlzes to: Ladles: L Mrs. D. -Waimsley; 2, Mrs. D.


Bblton*by-Bowland


Underwood; con., Mrs. A. Smith.. 1 Gents.": 1. Mrs. Hi'Whltealdo: 2.


Y.F.O.—Boltop-by-Bowland Y.F.C. held their meeting in the seboo Ion Tuesday evening.


j; The '■ boys h a d ' a film show - given by Mr. .Beaver, of tbe


I .'stock Marketing Corporation, ..uRP 'Iwas thanked by Richard Dugdsle. The glrjs enjoyed ,a wax-flower


competition.' ' ]' { I Mr. WiUlam Haslewobd was TEj^lDERS


BOWLAND RURAL DtSTRICTi COUNCIL .


WADDINGTON


The above Council invite Tenders for the reconstruction of the above Disposal Works, oomprislnsi Settling, Storm Tanks, PUtersj Humus Tanks Sludge Beds and, appurtenant Works.


SEWAGE DISPOSAL WORKS


six Inches of hemming, was won by: 1, Mrs. Xyson: 2, Mrs, L. Cook- son; 3, Mrs, R. Seto. -The social half-hour took the Xoiyn o f B e at the Clock."


Dominoes: 1[ Mrs. H. Par-'


WOMEN’S CONSERVATIVE ASSOaATION i I I (SKIPTONI DIVISION)


j I IHE ANNUAL W 8U NEElhfi ,{ ' , . will be held in the i i


DEVONSHIRE HOTEL NEWMARigET ST^ET — ^KipTON


WEDNESDAll, 25th at 2-45


FEBRUARY, 1959 p.m.


4 , TEA AND BISCUITS All members and supporters lore cordially invited to attend.


KING GEORGFS HAIiJL • BLACKBURN [THURSDAY, 26thj jREBRUARYi ]1959 !


Leader; A, H. Bullock | j


BLACKBURN MUSIC SOCIETY’S ORCPSTRA 4 -----—


with the Celcbraljed Vlollhlst {; ‘


,1 MAX IfJAFFA {{' I ,


1. OVERTURE; “Rosamundee" 2.


(c) Londonderry Air


Accomtjanlst;. Mary Haydock { PROGRAMME:


(a) O for the -wlnga' of a Dove. (b) Hejrl Katl


. . . . _____ ........ , ; IV^X JAFFA


3. Ballet Music from "Faust'' 4. Two pieces or Strings— (a) Serenade ........................


“ English Folk Songs " Suite


(a) Meditation _____ (b) Tambourln Cblnols (c) SIdllenne .............


IPPA


BOOK NOW at H. L. Baxters, Music Shop, 72 King WUUam Street I.CI! (aithCToe) SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB SECOND


Symphony No. 5 in d miinor ' ' Balcony 7/6, 6/-,{ 5/1


Area 5/-. 4/-, 3/-


ANNUAL BALL KING LANE HALL


to be held In the


FRIDAY, 3rd APRIL, 1959 DANCING from 9 p.m. . to 2 a.m. to


EDDIE McGARRY AND HIS BAND Admission 6/-


| 70% OF PROFITS TO THE l^YORjS WELFARE FUND. ' Beethdven


(b) "The attack on the Wlnd-'t] mills" (Don Quixote Srite)


n - ' DnSHVAL . . . . . Trad.


. . . Schubert .. Mendelssohn


....... Hubay are. Kreisler


. . . Gounod


....... Haydn .. .Telemann


•Vaughan WUllams


.,............. Krelslcr ....... Paradis


............ Massenet ■ Mr. G. Bralthw^te was, M.C, ■


EST BRADFORD i THEATRE EXCURSIONS COFFEE.—A <)dffee evening


“SOUTH PACIFIC” -Gaumont Theatre , : l . ! ' I ■ ' - ■ Ma n c h e s t er ;- "m ^ i


Wedjiesday,Feb, 18th: Dei^5-00p;m. ] llndusive Sunday,Feb.22nd: . Depart4-30p.m. I j F a re Sannday,Mar(di21st: " :::Depart5-00p.m; j I \ \ f .


** CINDEREl^yA-: with Bob Monkhoose ^PA1ACE''THEA’TRE I. MANCHESTER


Saturday] March,7th:: i Dep. 5 p.m. Inclusive fare, 13/. M i iClitflct’O E PBH)AY, FEBRUARY 13th, 195!


ISttbertteir & fimejS I' ■ • 1 .11 'i' ''


\\ !


In the £ . ^The; County Plnanc'e bom-i


ounty Council.


T ANCASHTRE county rate is | gotag 'up 3d.—to!l2s,i6d.


' Ughting of Vehicles: : B-45 D.nL to 7-07 a.m. i '■il


1 \ f


mlttefi decided on Wedn^dayi C to recommend this to|jthei


purposes, lhalnly Library servjlce. .The chairman ' of ,,


required foyl general purposes and 9d. for


' Of this rate. 11s. 9dJ wjh’be'


recommendlhg a rate I fori -1959-60 was( compllcatedi by|


Finance Committee, fcolmty: Coun. J. Selwyn Jonte jlJ.P.i stated that the tdsk ] ofi


for I the: thel


cdiuityl sppclal I


, ,,


i ■


radical ! c h a n g e s ta'i lthei Government I grant strffettae. | There were also contimied i


mlttees first prepared tbtlri estimates foy next yfear Ihei Increase in gross expenditure amounted to £6im„ ;Eduea-L tlon asking {for an Incredte: | of £Sm. gross: Health 'ahdi Welfare required a lurtnerl £376,000, PdUce £295,000, atid! Hi g hwa y ^ £127,000. The| I Finance Committee held pdldj


When; tlii various cJm-l


due regard te these rdqiiests.l but after a; detailed (review i the gross Increase was re duced from;!£6Jm. to -£5!:hj.,n making/ thq county : (ludgeti


- cent., compared wJth 1958-59.! i but the education j ^rylcei were Increasing theli| exi;


- all committees was' lU p*!


pendlure by! approximately 16 per cent,


i- ' ■ | {'■ ; ii This was due to 2.000, more;


children' entering schools, and- the! movement of the {bulgij from primarv to secondary


prlB[iary schools.


f | Conductor.: Cedi N. Cohen I


would be opened In 1959-60-f- morh than one a fortnight.'


Thirty - two new sihoolj '


also developing rapidly. | |i No less than 61 per cinti oi


’Technical, education was


' some- provision for . provement In the stand ird of certain lowdr classified roads. I


the Budget y^uld be allocated to -the educatldn service; j per cent, itduld be for; tlje highways service, inc uding


work which!-had been g^en a | higher I priority thap ' jip previous yejars: 9i per ceut.{ of the Budget jvas for neal,th and welfare, including Ibettey provision fer the care p£ -uiE aged.


.County’s gross expen,dituiB| was for salaries and wages-|-l no less thdn 49 per behi I County ' Coi n. Selwyn JorieS I said that te would lljje'itol the future-tfend f I prices would 'slow I


■ The blggqst, element ta Difel


think that of costs and down.


unemployment ta Lancasiife; some buildlpg projects-. ve):e I being expedited.


in addltloh. with pockd -S pf


Industry and the growth I p£ rateable value would incjiease the penny rate product ahd this. ■' together 'with i the general gnnt in pladLioi certain, percentage grants; Cbdityl ;ofl


The


would I beif^fit the Council ton the extent


.heavy. tafteased . flnapclal needs of the various services.


approximately a 9d. 'rate. It would be realised that would only partly flnanqt the


thls l But


"VEW preildent of Clitirdroe and D{lstrict Grccers’


. I -


TYest.'Vlew.i who succeeci jMr.I T: Hesmondhalgh. of P3tson| Lane. Mr. T. si Pringle, of l!)bwn'-


Association- is Mr. J. Bui eij, ofi


ham, is th; president-e ect. I


rtONGRATULATIONS t ) M i


Forms of Tender, Sptolflcatlon and t BIU of Quantities may be oM ank & Son. 48, Sunbrldge Road!


1


Drawings may be seen at the offices of the C on su l t in g


Tenders including fuUy prlci i Quantities are to be enclosed


Engineers as- above or at thi Oounoll Ofiaecs.


necessarily accepted, any accepti ; ’ ance bring subject to approval by


I U D. TELFORD, Clerk to the Council


ocal ; Government.


jCouncU Offices, i 132. Pimlico Road,


lOUtheroe, Lancs. 6th February, 1969,


LOANS 11. WELFORD ROAD, LEICESTER -


£S UPWARDS UNSECURED Si. RICHARDS LTD.. „


;The lowest or any Tender not L the Mlmstryi of Housing anc


Tenders are to be on a “ fixed Price". basis. I


—Contract No. ;1." and forwarded to reach me not later than noon on Monday the 9th March. 1959.


"n a sealed ! envelope endortod Tender for iWaddlngton SD.Wi i


Bradford, i, Yorks, on payment of a Deposit of £6/6/0 (by cheque payable to Bowland RD.C.).


salned from the Council’s Coni buiting Engineers, Arnold Brooks^


|


^ Glenys M. Oddle BlAj, 69 Salthlll Road', Clitlteroe| aa old 'llrl of Clljtjifero


exajninarid i of the L Associatlohi


GrammarT" ’ completed I


■ V- ' '


B


Day; and -to Mrs. Ada Briggs of SalthlhlCottage, CUt”^'"'’ Whose 83rd birthday i Wednesday


lands. Glitheroe. who 80 tomorrow. St. Valent


*


M R S . GREEN, a mem the inner Wheel C


and* Royal Hotel ;on She was thanked by


to e h meeting at the


-Padlham. Igave-a talk displaced persons to the Wheel Club of Clltherfij


Tup M


:HalI. :. A .busmess meeUng


Llddle, presided. piej


ceded’ the talk.- T members -ivere present the president, Mrs. ^


IA JUMBLE sale in Gli Congregational Schifl


Friday raised a in d a y School Deco


Fund.'


' A CAR went throughi ! ta Burnley Road, Wm


dills week I and came t against a itree at the c of a 60-fo6t slope.


I this 'WEEK’S ROAD SAFETY SU)Gan


Better let the ckpas^yj» ilMB pass over yoa:


wall iheyl


/ehts im


l ■'in k


lihefpi .(fpl


l4 'ub ol aboui Irinea le; a< S'Var


irthday greetings-toiMii W, Trlmby. of 39


' * i '


! ' ■' * i 1


’M . w h ( f |h a j the registj^a.tloir


; Increased -rating


schools. There would 'b^ 8,200 more children In secondj^ ary schools and 6,200 I;ss-lii \ • V


and Inescapable additional 1 requirements of some serylbes ! notably education.


j [{ ‘i


for next yeali £53im, gyoss. ■ ’ ' The average tocreate fdi]


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