'- r


lotor. Services Limited Telephone: • Clitheroe 473


[CURSIONS


I” — Gaumont Theatre •STER '


|)epart5-00p.m. Inclusive


epart4-30p.m. V fare Depart 5-00 p.m. ) 11/-


with Bob Monkhouse MANCHESTER


b. 5 p.m. Inclusive fare, 13/.


lATIVE -ASSOaATION DIVISION)


INUAL NEETINe


leld in the


Ir e HOTEL JET — SKIPTON


FEBRUARY, 1959 p.m.


BISCUITS tare^cordidly invited to attend.


1.LL e BLACKBURN/. FEBRUARY, 1959


|15 p.m, grated Violinist


RAMME:: kL. ! .'i!!!.


JAFFA


lU S IC SOCIETY’S iSTRA ■ Conductor: Cedi N. Ooheij


JAFFA Mary Haydock ,


• ............... Sdrubert Mendelssolm


T .............: Hubay Suite) ERVAL


. ............................ ...... ...............


•••....................... .JAFFA ;


.............. Vaughan 'Wllllams Massenet Krelsler Paradis


, ' 'i Juslc Shop. 72 King William Street


• .............V - ....... .............' Beethttfcn : Area 5/-. 4/-. 3/-


rs AND SOCIAL CLUB FOND |■ ■ i


eld In the INE HALL


L BALL APRIL, 1959


| q p.m. td 2 a.m. to AND HIS BA14,D


^sio^ 6/- ; MAYOR’S WELFARE Fund.


TENDERS


, BO.WLAND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL


- SEWAGE DISPOSAL WORKS I WADDINGTON


Perm or Tender, Spedflcatlon and Bin : or Quantities may he ob­ tained from the Council’s Con­ sulting Engineers, Arnold Brooks- bank & Son; 48, SunbrUge Hoad,


The above Council Invite Tenders for the reconstruction of the above Disposal Works, comprising Settling, storm Tanks, Flltera, Humus Tanks SludgeBeds and appurtenant Works.


' of a Deposit of £5/6/0 (by cheoue payable to Bowland RJ).C.).


Drawings may be seen at the offices of the O o n s u l t l n s


Tenders Including fully . priced Quantities are to be enclosed


Engineers as above' or at the Coundl Offices.


Tenders are to be on a "fixed pnce” basis.


32, PlmUco Road, CUtheroe, Lancs. 6th February. 1969.'


Council Offices, i ■ ; I . LOANS ^ |||f5 UPWARDS UNSECURED


1^. WELF0R”o®R0AD.*LElMi8TEf^^ ! SAVE L IN O


Haws your. Old Planed Floor* Covered wItt Colourea^phalt b»


ROBINSON. HEY8 & 00. LTD.. , Th^ Old Firm, / T


Bolton-by-Bowland


held their meeting in the 'sdiool bn Tuesday evening.


Y.F.C.—Bolton-by-Bowlaiid YJ'.O. i i


iThe boys had a- film show


given by Mr. Beaver, of th e : Fat* stock Marketing OorporaUbn, !whO was thanked by Elchard jDugdale. The glris enjoyed A ■'wax-flower cbmpetltlon. ■


i' '


ocal Government. " L. D. TELFORD,


lln a sealed envelope endorsed ",Tender for Waddlngton SD.W. -rContract No. 1.” and forwarded to rmh mo not later than noon on Monday the 9th March, 1969.


The lowest: or- any Tender not necessarily accepted, any aooept- anoe b^ng subject to approval by L the MlnMry of Housing and


Clerk to the Council.


. ....... •


rad., arr. Krelsler .......... iGounod


^ydn' f()e Cliii$etoe l ^ e r t i s i e r


FRIDAY. FEBBUAlf Ughting of


IMS D.m. to Cimes


Vefii id e s ; 07 a.m.


T ANCASHIRE ^ going up 3d, in the £ .


mlttee decided to recommend County Council.


reaulred for ge: purposes and 9d. purposes, main; Library service.


Of this rate.


Finance Commli Coun. J. Selwjin


C)1 The .County Fi Oil


junty;rate is -^to 12s'. 6d.


'm ince Coim- Wednesday


neral j county ’ for [special y for ‘ the


The chalrm:an


stated that tm recommending 1959-60 was coi radical c h a n g Government grai


There were al and inescapably


mittees .first p; estimates for nte Increaw In gros;


When the


amounted to tlon


of £Sm. gross; Welfare required


£376,000. Police H i g hw a y s £


duced from £6ji making the eg for next year


Finance Commltjt due regard to tl but after, a de: tile gross Increji


this itoi the Sj 9d.!wlU be


e‘ tdsk- 'of I rate \ for


requirements of notably educatloh, VllJl


o:


asking'for S.. lEduca- £3;


ijeparea their i^t year the expenditure


l line services, lous com-


tnerease


;hebe 'requests, ailed i review,


|£|295.000. and 17,000. The Je had paid


Health and a [further


lujity ; budget ■ m. groiss;'


a^e was ■ re.:- toj £5im.,


' cent., compared vrtth |1958-59, ‘ but the - educatlbn i service 'were ‘ Increasing ! thqlr ex-


The average Ihcrease for all committees Was H i per


pendlure by apifroxlmately 16 per cent


children entering the movement from primary schools. Ther. 8,200 more child: ary schools and primary sdiools,


This was due


would he opened more , than one


Thirty - two


Tecl^nlcal' ed' !dso developing


to' 2,000 more schools, and


[feh In second- 6,200 less In


of the bulge to secondary would be


liew j schools in 1959-60- 11 fortnight i


uqatloa rapidly,


the Budget woulld to the education per cent, would highways servi


some provision provement In th certain ilower cl


................... ...................Telemann


work which had higher priority previous years of the Budget . and welfare. In provision for the aged.


No less than <1 ■l:d was [f: servicer 13


per cent, of be allocated


e. for an Im- i stan d ard of


^lf led roads, been I given a


9i per cent, V'i as for health


eluding better care of the


...Qounty’s gross i expenditure was for salaries and wages— no less ■ than 49 per cent County Coun., S e l^ n Jones


The biggest e ement in the


said that he [ would': like to think that the future trend


of costa and prlies would slow down.


! j


unemployment fi Lancashire, some building hrojeqts were bring expedited


Industry and tab growth o: rateable value would 'increase the penny ratf [product and this,


The Increasi'd rating o:


general grant |n place of certain perceitage } grants] would benefit/the I County


together i with the


Council to ' t l e - extent of approximately J M. rate. But it would be rea lsed that this would only partly finance the


heavy Increased financial needs of the various services.


* *


MEW president and Dl s t i :


Association is Wi


WestWlew, wh(. T, Hesmondhal Lsae.


ham, Is the preslden Mr. T. S. Prihgle.


an old girl Grammar Sch< completed thf examination Association.


:


rtONGRATDLA ^ Glenys M. < 60 Salthill Ro


31itheroe Grocers


ceeds Mr Parsor


Huller, 01


(Jf Down- >-el6ct.


.ijlONS.toMlss OddleJ BjA.. of ad, Clitheroe:. 6f Clitheroe who 'has


o he; Libra:


"DIRTHDAY gi ■*-* W. Trimby. lands. Glltherop, 80 tomorrow.


Day; and to M: of Salthlll Cotf whose 83rd hi Wednesday,


Padiham. ^ave displaced perso: Wheel Club d: their meeting and Royal Ho


the Inner


She was Hall. c A business


members were the president, Llddle, preside!^.


eded the ' . * [ 4 In addition, vlch pockets of


be for the Including


than In


.tee, iCounty trohys. J.P.,


jOf bllCthe


mplicated by ^s In the Vstrlicture..


50 continued additional


HIMOND. CAMBIEN (DANILO) I' BHENDA COATES (ANNA) I


Sochty’s presentation bane Hall bn Monday


JEAN HITCHON [ (VALKNcIeNNE) JOHN SNAPE (OAMnjLB)


Final preparations ire how ibblng made for ClUheroe Ama tear . .


night and the: matinee.: bat [early bobhing Is adyisable.'-' IMlss Brenda' Coates 'will


take the part Of Danilo, while the comedy department 'will again be Jefl by Mr. Geoffrey C.: Scoweroft.. who Is cast as Baron] Zeta.


! There are still a few seats [available for every performance I be seen ;in the title role, and Mr.


l j ; . | ; '


I AiiDther well-known and jjlopular member of the sodety, Mrs. Jean Hitchon wUl play the part of yalencienne.l M ||


;Parker (Sylvia), and


imaddifion to the princlpali/who have served the society well, for many years, there are/talented newcomersj hi Mr. William Taylor, yvho will play Nlegus. Miss Anne [John Shape ((iamille).


Stole bottl^ of milk I


d I [ granted a : conditional :,jlOStq] ;


piart,’’ [said Lady Worsley- Taylor, presiding at Clitheroe Magistrates’ Court yesterday, when Stanley Holgatej Han­ son,; .a: 59-year-old labourer, of iDuck Street, Clltherob, appeared charged with steal­ ing jtwp bottles of milk frojn the front of a house In Salthlll Road. He pleaded guilty, arid was


’! fTHIS was an extremely /d-*-[i fboUsJL action op your


said [ that Mrs. B: Hargreaves was


away from the f ront ,of her house with two: bottles of


heri-she saw Hanson walking


ischarge on payment of 3ls. ’i'.--


ilnsp. D. Glen prosecuting, 6 I returning to her] home,


w3 SalthlU Road, CU,theroe, ' [Hanson entered;a house (in-[


i bccupants that she wa s golilg to tell the police.


the opposite side of the road, and a little later Mrs. Har­ greaves! told one (if the


i.'/'.On her return shej found rthat:- the : . milk had been replaped.


i


:: When: queptloned by a police oSlcer. Hanson admitted , the ofleiice j and said, “ I was going to take the milk honie, I t was daft, but I did put it. backr I


, i


[bt^ rockei gas bias'


ceillngs.i steps. 1 : b ir


(WHEN a gas ' explosldn r o c k e d the j Judge


rlppqd I up and p i a s t e r Bhowereg from] walk and


‘•t: The new licensee. Mr. Jerry Duerden'. and his wife were In the middle of] moving irito


■ I'


■the premises from the Rein­ deer iHotel. Burnley. |


-pon. [Jeremy. A window also: blown .out . : Plaster fpll in first-floor riioms.


'; FloofblDards were blown'lip In :a:]room being Iprepgred for the : licensee’s [two-year-


beentcaused by a fau electric'[wire running slde.ajgks pipe. ^


t registration


:iteetlngs- t o : 'of 39' Bawdf


i .1 who will be


;1age. CUtheroi rthdsfy Is on


4 ! GREEN ]a member of


ihs to the Innejr Clltheroe. at


Wheel Club of B talk about


i ]d by Mrs. P. tsl


at - the Swab bn; Tuesday.


meeting pn talk, i Twenty jpresent. and


!Mrs. T/ V.


Friday raised ,. Sunday Schoql Pond. .


! A J UMBXjE ;S: Congregatl i:


le! ; T " IniCUtherqe Ichool on


£ 1 ^ for th> Decorating


A CAR went throuigh a waill ■ Ijlfe botto|a


against a tree : ■■ pe,


of a 60-foot' sl( ] ROAD.S^


in Burnley Road; Whalley, tills week :anc iCaj ■'•aine to ; rest


C’S SiiOGfAN


Better let|t|e ta r ^ a s s y o f j oiverlyou.


ii. valentine’s '8. Ada Briggs.


' I The blast Is thought to have


t in' in along-


^ Cpnfirmed


rrHE Bishop of Burnley, tjhe RURev. G. E. Holderness,


administered confirmation 5li c a n d i d a t e s from Mary’s 'and 10 cafidlda; [from [ Chatburn i in (jUltheiee


'Parish Church last week. Our heritige


piss Jessica liOfthouse, r ; well-known Laheas;


aiith()ress, spoke ] about Local Heritage’’:,at an o; meeting of


the, (Olthefoe


branch: of the 'Vomra’s Unionist Association In the Coiiservatlve Club yesterday week. :


j Afterwards, the membprs ■


looked at many of. Miss Lrft- riouse*s! sketches of scepes and interesting buUmngs


’the area. ; Miss E ’R. Garnett, M.B|


presided, i '[____ j_ sa^


; t‘-:Vfromj';ice^^ g HEN:[a sheUpi'


pbllCe l and farm ' rescued; the atUmal.


■ horns.


red Spring Lodge. Wh(i Road. Sabden, thli


stranded oti ; the


1 across the 40-yd. wide lot ge. looped round the anlmpls


i The'rescue was; made _ jibieBhs of a lope^ th rem


hands by


wdek, ■ ,


was 1|C6- al-


AGAINST


MUSIC AT HOTEL But Bench aUows appticanon


I F a seven-day music licence


village hotels, the Sunday peace of Hurst Grebn migbt be disturbed by noise and rowdyism.’


granted to oni of the


[ This iview was put a t Clitheroe [Magistrates’ Couqt yestei - day, iwhen the Stonyhurst College authorities .and the [parish [priest, the R?v. Fr. W. Thomas, and other .objectois ■ [opposed an application' for a seven-day |muslc. licence " I the Eagle and Child Hotel.


on Sundays betweep 8 p,m. and 10! p.m.. and th a t no singing would be aUowed.


application along with those made h]? other Hceiibees in the area on condition that music would only be played


, The i Bench granted the


Flu: Position .. ■ !■"


I ; i ■ ■/ ■ aldlng, said the magistrates j Lady/Worsley-Taylor. p re -


could not '• discriminate be­ tween applicants and they must all.be treated alike.


^ood sense of the licensees," she said: -


feel the question should be left' to ' the good"'taste ’and


1 " I t is impossible to : say yhat miislc Is suitable for a Sunday, I and the magistrates


tI Insp. D. Glen stated jihat


improves at boys’ school


■'■! ' / .


alhiost back to normal folio w- in'g the outbreak of j’flu amtng the boys :last week] But ' he pijsltlon at the Girls Gra ' mar School had reversed W]ednesday when I the - g returned [after th^j mld-tejrm bteakl ■ .


he police in Clitheroe'had lio 1 strong objections to the granting of seven-day music licences: But the Chief Supt.


Lasi week, at Grammar School.


thought'-that it was a matter for the i Bench to decide, and he felt .that If the licences were granted the magistrates Should make a condition that onlyJmuslc appropriate to the


day ' should , be played on Sundays.


-


Walmesley Hotel, Bmlngtqn. bn Tuesday floorboards were


[::No:one was hurt, although a .barman, Mr. Sid Hereford, lyas! [blown down the cellar


I ■ '


i Mr. J. Houldsworth. of Baldwin. Weeks and Baldwin, Clltheroe, for the applicants,


said that they would have no objection to such a condition.


UNDl^IRABLE CUSTOMERS HI In lihe case of the Craven


L. Constable, of Garstang, Objected on the grounds that Severn day music licences iwould attract ah undesirable type of]customer to the area.


eifer Hotel Chalgley, Insp.


L He also objected to the granting of, a seven^ay licence to the Eagle and Child Hotel, along with the Rector of Stonyhufst College'and the


were I away; and It Ttas anticipated that the posit on would; be Improved after ;he mid-term break.


School. 96 TUiiro r


At I the i ,


120 ■ pupils out of ,450 1 ad stayed at]home.


very serious, i j On ' Wednesday, 'howeier,


Medical'Officer. Dr. C. Royle, said that: while the outbreak was widespread. It was


The, C l i t h e roe'Scholls’ Many j people ln| Cllthelroe


had ’flu! but so far; there had been no: ierlous compllcaldns, as had [been the case durjng the Aslan ’flu epidemic.


people Recovered after two! or three days In bed, '-ind regular I four-hourly doses of asprlri, arid required only qne


visit from a dottor. Generaily, said Dr. Roj^le,


ATTENDANCE at! CUthefoe Royal: Grammar School Is


of "iThe Merry:Widow" which begins a week’s nm at th evening;


.


Operatic and iramatid 6 King


except' for Saturday I Bdmond Cambien 'will


Ail READY FOR ANOTHER OPERA W 13th, 1969


HOTEL THEFT: TWO MEN ON RAIL


One!!accused of receiving I


’'Magistrates’ court yOsterdaVi and- was remanded on bail rhhtU Match 3rd,


:/,j -


•the Five Barri with .receiving In'cash.


Tni..,- n . -—


A second man/ Raymond Peeley, aged 33, licensee of —-'.s' ^ —


ed Gate' Hotel,; Salmesbury. aippeared charged ' all'the goods; with, the exception ;of the £20


1.'.! TTv-Ay-1 : M aJ >iVinv*evAr1


i Malfinson. who had /been: remanded In c qstbdy:, ] on his


first/appearance week, .had been baU of £100 surety, and a on his parents


he appeared Monday. Feeley


I There objection to


that as MallliiMn . had .beeh charged with another house­ breaking offence In' Westmor­ land, the pollbe requested' a further remand until March 3rd, when they hoped to be ready to prb(:eed; jwlth the case.


Det.-Insp. j 1| blxoh. said


was] hoj' polite ball, and


Feeley had t^ree businesses in Blackpool, jin addition; to his I tenancy bfi thq hotel, his own surety ■would be enough to satisfy the police;


prepared to s tand as bailees for.Malllnson.


she and h e r Mrs. Malllhson


husband owned their own House 111 Waterloo; Road,, Blackpool, and th a t ; it was valued at £2,500, ;


court that she


told! and


Trades ] prei


M Cduncill


Clltheroe Trades And Labout Council, In sudcesslon to the late Mr. T. lYrigley, yiho had held the -office: of jiresldent


r . P. CHHISTIE has beei appointed: president of


I


.for: 16 years. ,.t Mr. J. White! was appointed


vice - presldfent, and Mr. C. H.[ B. Mltehell [was re­ elected secretary-treasurer.,


Youth tee.


Council,; aiidi, Mr.| White reported on tlie work of the " ■


■ Employment Commlt- Safety Congress


odt of 368 were absent. the Boys


146 pupils


Girls I Grammar out of 450' pu; ills


. R. B.' Hargreaves;; of Black- bum, at the] (juarterly meet­ ing Of the Clltheroe Borough and i Rural | District, Joint Road Safety Committee In


A REPORT! on the National Road Safety Congress at Bridlington 'ifs.s given by Mr.


. the. Tovn Hall last night '.week, j


II Mr. E. A. I Parkliison pre­


sided and Miss Cynthia J. Downhill, th i | secretary, pre­


sented the Secretary’s report for the quarter and also read the Junior Accident Pre­ vention Council’s report. ,


on TV


,ho will: meet his constituents in ' Bolton hall on February 27th for a programme in the B.B.C. television series " Who


H/fR- Charles iFletcher-Cooke, -t’-*- Conservative M.P. for Darwen] wh constituency includes BUUpgton and Lang-


GoesiHome?’f


parish priest, and the llcen- cees of] other hotels In the


parties,' Mr. J. - Wilde, of Preston! said that Sunday was the day on which parents visited r their sons at the


college. I The': college authorities had


village 'on similar grounds. Representing the objecting’


SCMOOli CARETAKER SAW 1 MUDDY FOOTPRINTS


Modem [School and stealing 24 maps, four fcUs. 2t fountain pens, a cigarette


nesday charged 'With brealklng breaking es


no wish to he obstructive, and hah no objection to the granting of a six^ay licence,


but they felt that the noise and possible- rowdyism that would be caused on a Sunday were likely; to upset the' tenor


residential, hotels In the village objected because they


of tlie village. The illcensees of the two


felt that their visitors might be annoyed by the coach parties ^hlQh visited the area;


Cyclist hurt


ffiTAR'TING off from the teih- ^ porary traffic lights at the railway bridge at BlUlngton cn Sunday, a enlist, .T h ^ a s


Brennan, of 7, BUlington t o - dens, BilUngton, was Involved in :a loUlslon wltllAriony


broken left leg, afid hW seve-


driven by ’Trevor Dunbabin, of Old Road Side. Bllllngton. ■ Mr. Brennan sust^ned' a


, ral stitches in his left anMe, i to d his right leg was badly I bruised and cut. After treat- [ ment at Blackbdrn Royal In­ firmary he was allowed to go home; ‘


I*


AFPERED for sale by V/ auction on Wednesday by Messrs! Hothersall.and For­ rest, of Clltheroe. the house. 2 In'dustrial Terrace. iBiUlng- ■ ton [was -sold . for |£1,270.■


Solicitors Messrs! - Ramsbottom;: Llddle and Dixon. Clltheroe.


ufit


jOfiengei Insp.l D.> Glen, hrosecutlng,


watcl^ and 4s] 4d. In' ca^h, A M' ' • J


ll the boys' aqmltted the es.


'said that on }'■ Saturday. 'January 24th. the school ct .re­ taker, Mr. J. 'V. Alderson; left ithe school'at mid-day ■ffitli all


doors krid wlndow^s secund.


,the Imerior of the school, discovered- a : riumber of


[ Returning the next afier- jioon. he [ found several win­ dows open, and oil [ examli Ing


muddy! i I footprints leading from the;lopen windows to the


classrooms. Everything appeared to be


In ordwHbut the police vrere Inforthledland P.c. J. Burpett beganl Inquiries. .


a, teacher. Mr. W. T. Ssed, went Ito :a stock-room and found th'at a number of n aps and other articles were missing.


! On ’^ e sd a y . Jafauary 2ffth, , , 1/ a The. police ^ere Informed,


P.c. Burnett Intefvlewed the boys I a t : i Clltheroe 'Piillce


nd on Friday. January 30th,


station In the' presence of their parents. The boys ad­ mitted having CTtered the


school^ ' very [ ' ' ■


Imposing the toes. C^u: of 1 serious vl6w of the


J. W. ID]- Critchley. preslc iln; said that: the Bench toe k


worried future.


about -


courtlakalni then quest^dn; of ;a flni


“ If you come ■


A MEMBERlot a well knowh [ James DixOn Slater,-/head­


Ufe |iitieiid)er Clitherqe: fami ly Mr.


lenclesj and > iwere Ivery, CUbheroe J Royal [iGraipmar the toys'


master of Alder [Grange Counts^ Secondary SchoM. Rawtenstall., has been niaqe a life meffiber' of LancMhlite Schools’ Cricket Assoclationj^ Mr. Slater.lan. old boy of


i School, and second son of .the S late: Mr.' tod Mrs. J. W-


before the wUl be no YOulwlU:-


be sent away." ’’* he sald.§ blater, of Cjhestef Avenue, has


' 't^ce,. and has; represented i'Rawtenstall t o e 1933. [


een a member of the.assc^ clatldn foti31 years, chalrmata


aqd case,


A others, aged pine, 11 and 13, were eached fined £^ when they appeared at Clltheroe Juvenile Panel on Wed­


enterjhk a


T>WG 12-year-old Clitheroe boys, together with tnree


propelling pen-, lady’s [wristlet


Rlbblesdale


Old folks are entertained


i ' ■ ■ j I ..


jUIEMBERS df' CUthetoe Old People’s 1 Welfare Clqb


Mayoress, wun. and Mrs, James Entwlstle. a t a paify and concert in the Congre­ gational Sunday School yes- terijay week. | : ;


were jolned’iby the Mayor and


: 'The Mayor presented prizes for the snooker and dominoes handicaps to Messrs. H. Par­ kinson, H. iCjarke. ;T. Ham­ mond. and R. I Lang. ;


A varied programme Was proWded by several artistes. On Tuesday, a party of 32


']


, The trip!was organised by, Mrs. M. Whlteslde.1 ' |


members of the club, mato. a conducted tour of] the Oxo factory a f Great Harwood./:


report on two recent meetings' of the .aria Productivity


Mr. Christie submitted a


Mrs. H. Malllhsoh said that husband wete


the her


1 ; 31 E. SUnger


CONSERVATIVE SNOOKER Clitheroe B- v. Church :


, K. Houldsworth


19 J. ,Scattergood . n , J. Entwlstle


' 84 -L. -Whittaker : 40 H. Fielding .. 61 H. Blackburn 54 T. Quinton . r^ K. Wilkinson 76 R. Lawson . ..


363 Dominoes; Chiu-ch 3. Results:


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKER LEAGUE ,


. (Low .Moor 275, Ctiatburo 281. . Rlmlngton 322; Grindleton 367. Conservative Club 314, Barrow


OF.VV. 348, sabden ;S49;


288. Conservative Club v. Barrow 69 'W. Anderton


' 75 L. Whittaker I T. Reynolds


. 49-W./WlUckl6y . . A; McNab 41 G. Bretherton


scr. 314


B. Procter hanklcap


286


Satisfactory report


were residents—were prose­ cuted In Clltheroe last year for drunkenness.


ANLY five men ” women—none


and three of whom


Three people were prose­


cuted and convicted of driving while • under the Influence of drink.


Glen at the annual licensing meeting at ■


siding. congratulated the police onv' a satisfactory report.


day.] Lady Worsley-Taylor, pre­


PU B L IC N O T IC E S


WEST RIDING'COUNTY COUNCIL


The West Elding Education.Com­ mittee offer for competition a number of Scholarships and : Exhibitions lor a great variety of


AWARDS FOR FULLJIME COURSES IN FURTHER EDUCATION


Courses In Further Education. PuU particulars of these, awards may. ne obtained from the Head of the local Grammar School or Technical College or from the Education Officer., Further Edu- : ■catlon Section. County HaU.


aatlons for the majority of the


(FOOTPATH FROM ABBEY _R0AD TO THE SANDS. WHALLEY)


THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF - LANCASHIRE : :


’The Lancashire County i CouncU propose to make an Order under the Road Ttafflo Act, 1939,


(PROHIBITION OF CYCLING) ORDER. 1969 ,


:WlU be to prohibit cwcUng on - ■ - -


A copy of the proposed Order, to- 1 gether with a plan showing the; proposal, will be available . for- pubUo, Inspection at the' OonneU


sands, :Whauey, cil District;


.mauev.


' : Offices. Church Brow, Clitheroe, !


Obleotlons to the Order must be ■ sent' In writing to the under- slamed by 16th-March,-1969.


and at the County: HaU. iPreston. from, leth February to ’leth March. 1969.


douhty Hall. ' . PBES'TON.


Clerk of the County iCounoll, I


B. ADCOCK, I . I:' :


!■


Why put up mth damp uneven Floois


WHEN YOU CI^H HAjVE


A S im r FLOORS ' ;


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as amended, the effect of which ............ ■ —"—[ on a to the


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on ball of £ l6 6 ' oh his own surety.'until M:ilrch 3rd.


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Champions again after 201 years


TTHE champions of the Bowland District Billiards


years ago. '


ping, 'who are four points behind.


League are Newton, who last won the championship 20


'The runnefs’’up are Chip­ .'|


to the captain of. the Newton p team and replicas to the


iThe cup will be presented


team from the rest, of the league will play] the cham-


layers on Monday, when a plons. / , / '


on a small table has been vi,on.\ The winner Is Mr. D; Walmsley, o f Newton, who had a break of 89.


lOnly the prize'for a break . I -


f in a l TA BLE ‘ ;p.w.L.Pts.


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Tosside.................8 Rathraell B. ...... ' 8


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■EiBIC MALUNSON, a 24-year-old Blackpool inkn accased of breaking and entering- the] Wellsprings Hotel, l^dle- ton, and.steMmg a quantity: of spirits, 1,006 cigarettes, a 'itapfe/recorderJrand £20 ini cash; appeared at CUtheroe


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A. E. HARGREAVES P


MOOR LANE & WOONE LANE ® CLITHEROE . Tbl: 683 ,


Times, February 13, 1959 5; ['■


wards is the 31st March. 1959.


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