I iy NATURkiKt faced ttie main TiorHnn '


e of Mull « S o s t a


VANDALISM


TO GOOD USE wasi put to


straWberrles. ; . we»lro.n, t . « Unique,


-pf u"tS' rg' ssLirSnLal


chat ^nd a cup of tea.] I t was dn one ofl tliese


occasions th a t I thojght ^ r asking howj the crofteds con


SSixf , '*' L T \ n d f rt 4 S


' Hf^Nbistructlve and S lightening. I;


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see l^oUows, in the rocks formed after years of itself


these Were : thrown into the 1 ;


. In tils way, fthe fish were encouraged to keep m ‘ the .


f,®a and so provide thejmen-‘ i folk with good Ashing ail the year round, j


me Peter, 11 shall alwayj re-


membeiiHe |was a.Ane fellow’ enjoying; a good laugh and f only wljh I had the spfe to


evening!light in that crdfter’s cottage In Loch Don.


tel soihe of the talds he i related i as iwe sat iri the


ing. undeed, he said if r k^aar t Point l would


Peter told me of hov thpiy^ ‘'^4 Ash­


W a y , P e t e f S r nearby cottage'for a


fj4 'r e a ^ ‘ . PoWdge, liberal 'bad to be •


r good!


have karted let us have! less vandalism and wilful dama^ge on, the many allotments and poultry holdings In the


Sir,—Now school holldiys birough. 1 ; ' ’, . ; ;


|lmaglne the dibiay ^ d disappointment, to [one work-'i In'g man on the Salthlll; Road allotments when! he dis­ covered his cabin broken irito arid a valuaril^ Incribator had


been thrown and rendered useless


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exert their energy.to better purposes.


1 POULTRYMAN n6 aids NEEDED! []


I’d! dearly love to have a crack, Alas, I cannot—as you know> It’l RIJDE to answer iadlris |! back! ;■ '


Sir,—At “Mlslsmith,” arid i: Mailam " A," i


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offer t^e obvious; answer-i- meri 1


ticians’ [art, and of this the civil state of both your fair corij'esppridents (and I’m quite sure they are fair) Is in itself compelling truth.. !


[


confess sir, that Mrs. Allen’s: generous offer of a “ facial !’| fascinates me. Who knows wha^ hidden chrirms her excavations (She’d have to dig pretty deep!) mightj reveal?]


At the same time, I must


ring] Mrs, Allen, and we’ll make a hate!


1 '


Wheu 1 ll'acla


Indeid! Thank j


It may improve my prospect? Ibaslal,


ve undergone this i ■ !


you very much ' ' ! ,


JBjllFEL j - i


workers who have been pour]! in g 'h ^ the countryslde dur-^ Ing !tne |heat wave' realised: that [We were going, from onel ;o another.; : . ]


SAlute to farmers j S|r,H wonder :if we city


Industry ‘in] the


worth’s


heart of :'WordsJ' immortalised lakes


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This is an opportunity tori good to I miss! Give me a


beauty! They are sufflclentfy attractive to the ladles wlln- out|-.resource to the beau­


Mr) EtUfor, I coi^ld. Of course, ’ ,50,000 tractors compared vrtth Id no artlAclal aids t!o


Strictly between , you and I,


In 1938; we .had half-a- dozen combine harvesters and


• 35,000 ‘combines and more than halffa-mlUion tractors at work on this year’s hi^rvest.


I believle that the ‘ total number of men and women on the land Is fewer than one million but their total pro-, ductlon is worth some ^ 1,500,000,000 per year.


steel workers, textile opera­ tives or engineers we ought to salute the farmers and farm­ hands as fellow workers on the production line,


|E. iTIMMINS ■ 1G[ Devon Avenue, Levenshnlme,


Manphester, 19. “


'’"^were: sUghtly Injured on Saturday morning when their car was Involved In a collision


■: Henthorri ^ a d and thorn : Street, CAthleroe. The irijured driver .was j Bernard Robert 't’ownendi of Manygates Lane,i WakeAeld. The driver of the


with one 01 Messrs.Tonillii- son’s'taxis i t the junction of


A driver and his passenger in collision t^i • So whetber we are miners,


his chalet,He talked with Wilf a > Margaret andj . as | the picture sh4s became Idly —


Ajc * U I Llord Clitheroe


i ■ ■ I as a sponsor


othey sponsor was Baroness Elliot, of Harwood, a life peer­


! taxi was Arthur Buchanan, of : Standen Road;- Clltheroe. ' ■


Conservative garden fete and rally at Glsburne Park, home


of Mr: and Mrs..-J. R, Hlndley. In June.


1 9 , Lord Crathorne opened a


for Richmond- Yorkshire, and ex-Mlnlster of Agriculture, when he was Introduced. The


ess, ] who | became the Arst women to act as sponsor In the I ^ s e of Lords.


as a sponsor for Lord Cra^ thome, formerly sir Thomas Dugdale, i Conservative M.P.


0 N Friday at the House of Lords, Lord Clltheroe acted^


for the ph^ose of be|tlnf( arid was. ordered to pay costs to ^7 9s.


trates’ Comt yesterday amounting


of Burriley,: said that ; after observations 'had been! kept P.C. Bllllngton and I “


Mackay we?e Instructed' to enter the De Lacy Anps.!


P.C


June 12th, PC. BUllngton; In plaini clothes,! went into jthe


people enteriiig the premises. Ten -minutes later; a 1 man


hotel,; rirdered’a drink; and clear view! of


stayed Ip a ptosltlon where he could-


It contained a sheet of Iplnk colourea notepaper conta! Ing a n|amber.of names, ^ an amount ot jmoney. ; |


l?a<> ■ ’f t iif I 'tM I


J at the ]fear Of the bar. !,lilr. Bower polntell out that |on j each pccaslori of such vlrits


position.!: ' : j ' |,


envelope and did


The man who brought the ‘les


,pf white written He tobk


/ f s g o o d ' s e n s e m e r t o


gas mains! 1 I •U R IE R / j |N AFFOjRDt


Ji-size, easy to cleiiri undergrillj and ■th convenient, economical thermo- f s even a roomjC litenail drawer in per is fimshed in gleaming vitreous


I and the gas taps come in. a: choice I your kitchen decori


has another big hiohus feature that Is oven roof svjingsJovm at the touch


1st-ever-cleaning-i-an extra every wfe will appreciate.:


■on wide service Bas cookers, fires,! water heaters-,


■fridges, the‘Courier’is backed by a ■e service that delivers fuel regularly ■itain..Wherever yiu liv6 you can' ^ ■eeitatyour'CalorVGaadeaWsl


l/Jd m your /(Itchenl , v ' e s pliatice will involve < x Cylinder der will give ydu full details^


pt Works, Tel <^15, prry Lane, Tel I3194,


TR EET, LOONNOk W.| m B


- n AGKBURN


Tel; ( Btackburn 6332 FUaolLS


................. . . r Distributors for .


EASE:


12-54 another man ent e.r„„ed and gavp the, licensee a s|lp


— — £5 from a waistcoat pocket and give this to the licensee, I who riaid, “You have £8'to come back.” .


paper |on which wire a nutnber of names;


J }


lot on.” I He did not buy a drink either. : I


The| man re|plled “Put tie ;


loes more for you than any other form !of heating. Every [ul gives you ‘‘THREE E” Service.


.CIENCY• , ECONOMY: .


It gives automatic service: constant hqt water more quickly day tod night. It givies constant even-floW heat at whatever tem- pefatine the; thermostat is setl Oil sets new standards of cleanliness and riomfort for modern living..


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with oil there is no need to think about hot water or heating forimoriths.


C)ili heating is clean and odourless, smellj ash, dust.;


sy. BSSO FOR HEdmlO MODERN HOMES PROM -■ ' There is no smoke, no


Today oiUBred-eatxal b<hdDg is within -the- reach of every’householder, ‘;^nd-delivcrj' from. HARGREAVES comes; within 24 hours of


telep h o n in g th e o rd e r;


It is cheaper thari gas pr electricity. Once the tank is filled ! ■ |


his dlrinrir, and about 1 pjn. a man came through a side door and when Informed that the licensee wals at his dinner he walked upstairs.


|


the! llcerisee' came down arid entered tpe bap Mr. Rushton


Shortly^ afterwards he and


was;,handed a (Blip which pe placed: wth the other slips: :


-Arstj” ; ■ Jj for 11s


poUce offleers the hotel


gave the licensee a slip of paper and a pound note, arid Mr. Rush|on said “ I will take your money oiit for the bet


At 1-1(1 p.m; another man ' T


The nian replied ‘‘It Is only SLIP OF PAPER


On Saturday, June 13th, the a'galii( entered


They ■ sa\E^ reading' the rac:


the -“Daily Mrror.” Afte. doing so he gave the license ; a sUp 'rif paper tlty of jnoncy.;


soil harid^ to'Mr. Rushton ? slip of Paper notes. He said 16s. from :lt.”'


with £7 iri ‘ Take, out £^


straighten up l4s. for yester­ day.” ;


hotehand said “ I want to strmgfiten up so- and-so’s bet. He- wants to


running- tljatl da ■Another ^an


lame into the |Mr. Rushtop


tion relating tri! betting be­ tween Mr.l Rusnion and: the; man, the dl?cui?lori ceriterln§ around : horses;' ■ • •


There followed a conversa


•which werE y. : . :


at different times, a nan who wajs ng columns ol


with a quail -Another per-


Mr. Bower r dded that the ill Icensee |eft tpe bar to go to


not buy a drink. ■ At


the: licensee placed It ori a shelf behind a display counter


After I consulting the list,


j slips were placed in such,! ia left!the ' prem


entered and gave the lleerlsee an envelope, Which he operied.


At 1 ^ 5 p.m. on Friday,


^ushtoO’ who was represented by Mr. D. Race, pleaded Prosecutinil Mr. J. A. Bower


j“How much Is he , putting on (today?,” and he Was told f‘ 32s.” The man theA said, "I; wUl settle mine now."


Mr. Rushton then said,


Slips were then placed behind the bar.


I A^iady then entered the par and said she had come tri relieve Mr. Ru?hton, but Mr. Rushton said “ I : cannot leavi until I have got! rid of thesi bet?.


1 More slips were placed behind the counter and • the police could see about eleireri slips, but estimated there would be about 16 Slips there.


E ntered the hotel ,on Saturday June 20th, about 12-30 p.m., tut: .not together.: At the time there wouldj bri about 20 reople In the holjel.


The police ofideers again


tlons handed to Mr. Rushton I a slip of paper. Someone else ordered , a drink ani(lt gave to , the jllcensee a slip iof paper


A man who was reading the DaUy .Mirror ” pacing selec-’!


!


ajid several pound notes., Mr. Rjusl|ton put the money in his


h;inded Mr. Rushton a slip of! paper rie said “Can anyone! decipher this? I can’t.”


back pocket and the slips in: tfie Usual place. When a n o th e r person


pan. Insp. Glen and PH. Ball esme Into the premises. Irsp. Glen caUed Mr. Rushton to! him and produced a war- rmt which, he explained;


Mr.-Bower said that atil-35


gave-him authority to search th|e premises.


from under the counter, and tried to push past|the Inspec:- tor to leave the bar, •


and asked what the -klips of pater were. Mr. Rushton thisn handed to th'e Inspector four betting slips referring to bets ;On 12 horses running that, day;


The. Inspector stopped him


was a book relating to the making of bets.


The police left the premises atl|l-^0 p,m. and Mr. RushtOn w^ detained. Wh,en formally ca|itlqned and. charged he


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replied, “There are (just four betting slips and I didn’t take an|y more, but I ring them


through.” ! 1' ■ '


he; I-T ng them through.”


Told he would be reported, 5! said " I t Is-only ,'plffllng.


' i : . LIMITED NUMBER


pjmp^ed; it was pqlnted put trial; trie Retting! was! wlfiri a limited number , of persons.


tions were to be ‘perfectly frank. Mr. I Rushton had taken


Mr. pace said his. instruc­


defradant's favour It should be isolated out that as far as the ■^aVallable evidence was.


Mr. Bower said that in


a green tin containing money. Alongside the telephone there


P.SJ Ball took possession of


Rushton moved quickly 'ay, grabbed some papers


USUAL pioACE I - ■ 1 !


^HE arri val of the , jW^alJey: hotel was


M ^ fldiet. afternoon and had tea outside very friendly with theib al■l.■ ‘ KEPT GE HOTEL Licensee was seen taking bets £10 op eacri of three summonses for keeping his premises


u I ■ ■•T' / T ---- 'vhen Wilfred Rushton, aged ® W.Arms, King Street, was Oned!


ijollce with--a' search warrant at a described at Clitheroe Magis-


i-'F «r s «CnT»;'T


Si. the the


We jknow “ boys wUl ibe boys ’’ but I appeal to them to


plexity iof machinery: that was rnore suggestive of ..the factory than the held. '


Ing machines, Q(jmveyor belts and eyeii automatic compost mixers; all gaily painted in' vivid bli es and reds, pre-! sented a pcene of mechaiUsedi activity undreamt of by the' Lakeland I poet, who “Wan­ dered lonely as a cloud.”


Comblije harvesters, plant-'


for one <if these rare sunAy summers !to realise the com­ pleteness of the industrlali revolution In British agrl-' culture.


It seenls we have to, wait I only able t


of our food requirements but now with a greatly iricreased: populatloii we are producing: more thari half.!


Before the war ,we were :o prodrice'one-third


and fellri I saw Ifarm workers last week-end in blue dun­ garees’ coping vylth a com­


Tlffi BENNETT MILY MEET MR. BUTLIN Tips for your


trip into the countryside


wish to leave the countryside as. they And It, and also to


keep the friendship of the farmer:


boys pushing dqwn a storie' boundary' wall.: • Recause ofl this he could jiave.* lost many sheep jknd Ij^bs.:- As it was, o tbe prank -Caused ! £20-worth


A farmer foun4 a gang of f t t e m a g e . roperty.' ■ ■ . ' , j p, Pleajse respect other people’s f


■ Sheep wortyirig by dogs Is ,a very big worry to farmerk lAs a lirjaBplt, many farmers


near Wg ciUeS have given up cheep searing have I: been farmers have


24 ewes and limbs to dogs Please keep


lead wherevei .livestock may be about.


lost as many as your dog on a


their feet cut. their mouths torn and their Insides dami aged. through tjagged tins and broken bottles.


Valuable livestock have had i


and bottles and other rubbish into Aelds. 1


Don’t trample on them or toss lighted cigarettes into them-


And remember that grass is a crop, :


worjJi of damige to his hay­ ricks. |: " I Please treat crops with care.


In the course of a fortnight one farmer buffered £l00i


Please don'.tl throw your tins !


Recently there cases where


6x24 'lOxia 11x28


8.^ ^ -If BOOXiUf 11.25 X a


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Into the country. Here then, are a few hints for those whb;


J)URIRg Clltheroe holidays, many people are going


Clith&roe Advertiser & Times, m 24, 1959 Special Notice to Fariners tod


Agricultural Conb^qctocs We are now in a posltton lo (iWe rJu


(jompletp wift Tupp and TO ’ESGBianoe for Y0D^(


I TOl;cah supply any iwouLD


typjpiL 9ASE t "0


aR demands "TO


cq y er ! lEL -


^ aOYER i'l


the bets simply as a favour to his own customers, and he had nc)t taken bets from all and sundry.


I were the same as those seen on ariother occasion.


that some of the people seen on one occasion by the poAce


many more people of that category,,'liked an odd Autter on a horse race and put on odd shillings and half crowns.


tne hotel to make the neces­ sary^ aqj^suq^ents. That was the fuu I extent* 6f the oetting which had taxei piace on the premises.


One o| the men seen by the /as tn ; bookmaxer called for tne slips.


dence, Mr. Race said tnat they nad seen iri all 10 people on the three days.


Examlnhig the police evi­


public' houses-without let or hindrance.


GREEN TIN i . I The money in the Igreen tin


was loose cash '-that was placed there to pay such


as being (|ut of date, Mr. Race said It was GUbertian to think that If the people concerned had gone to a telephone to place their bets Instead of walking into the hotel to do so, there would have' been no breach 0^ the regulations.


Mr. Race said that Mr. Rushton had held a licence for 10 years and had been at


the De Lacy for the past Ave years, durtog which time the hotel had j been modernised.


Mr. Race] invited the magistrates to express the opinion that it-was riot a -bad case ancl to show their opinion by inAlctlng a very small penalty.


lOs. ch^ge )!• £1 n o te


Commons


fTHEBE were cheers and laughter In the House of


last week, when.


. £4 103. chqnge for a .^ l note the other day.


;dlre,ct that the £5 npte be iprlnted 'inj colours different (from' those of the :pr'esent t serle? to avoid corifusloH with


he £1..


j Mr. Errol, Economic Secre­ tary to the Treasury, said the


Chancellor would look Into the matter.


50LD Sy:6/iOC£/iS ' '.iM j J


for -Darweri, which includes the : Bllllngton and iLangho area) asked If the Ch'ancrillor of . the Exchequer i would


Mr. c. Flettoer-Cooke (M.P. ' I


, i- ' I ■


y£Cit


during questions coricernlng confusion between the £5 note and £1 note, [a Con­ servative Member stated that Lady Tweedsmulr (M.P. for Aberdeen South) had received


Always buy your family Vjcget. . . the bread


I, Wltfl i J !'' eat,


1: 'End the home-made flavour. . . easy to


.. melts in the mouth. . . sliced, wrapped sealed with the guarantee of goodnets.^'


things a? mUk, laundry and newspapers Criticising the betting laws


the whole loaf I


Dealln ;, with the number of betting ,iUps and examining them rii deiaU, Mr. Race sub­ mitted that the; bettmg was I of a very small degree indeed. He suggested that It was no more tnrin went( on at many


bets anq nad telepnonea tnem to a bdqicmaKer, W


came in .with bets for several elderly | people, iwho, Axe


One man, for instance, A new kind


Tne licensee had accepted HO called at


ofshoeiyitha neiy kind of comfort


Taverner $2/6 ' C o u n t r y M a s 'd e .


II I It had to be borne In mind


DAN LORD


5, MOOR LANE, CL TELEPHONE 48(


ROESON THE VELDTSCHOBN PEOP


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