Education ^


lew R.C, sdiop| I a step nearer


Dr 1960-62. i '


ANcksHIRE Ed u c a t io n Committee has prepared school building schemes


fent of five - form entry Icondary).


[In the 1961-62 programme 1 Whalley IR-C- Secondary nve-form . entry as Instal-


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IThls is the latest move In Tie scheme to erect a iRoman Jathollc secondary modem


dan^ielr of tijihg comniercialiiied


(TTHE penetration i ofi educar -»■ tlon by a . materlallstlo had


and sdcular civUldatldn already gone far, and


la^ the ninth one to be dis­ missed.'


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Fhool In the' area. Much dlf- pulty has been experienced 1 obtaining'a suitable site,’ nd when a site at BUUngton. as eventually put forward It


members of the Rotdtv Club of CUtberoe yesterday week. The I Archdeacon! sa d that


further, said the Archdeacon of Blackburn, the |V^.'C. H. Lambert, when hel addressed


the process of gdlnfe Infuch was, In


BY-PASS; WORK MAY BEGW THIS YEAR


many accident^may begin this year, it was’^reported at the imonthly meettiiB of Bow land Rural District..,-Coupcil


T^ORK on ihe longi-awaited trunk , i road Bridge ! to


, . II , ■ J ' ■ ■ I I' ' • s at Clltheroe on Monday.


he would be a gret t deal happlejr if he could fe;d that the growing conceijn for education was Inspired and directed by an undersjAndlng of the ' real purpose of, educa|lon.


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becoming Industrlallseal com­ mercialised, career-ebsessed and i salary condlouc,” he addedl


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lived the needs of people Id to understand their Qce can be placed upon


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“ Education’ Is in da ager of


he'-Whitehall letter, giving the hews, that when work


stressed the ineed| fpr_ the t improvements,' were to'? lit


began would depend Oh the length of time iti took to obtain ’a n ' order relating to


.•ffeedeld. ' :


side 1 road: works! and In obtaining entry to the! land


Counl J; 'Spensley isald he did not thlnk'the autl^orlttes were


Commenting on j tjhd letter, • i - ' , i , ^ BThe' scheme ’ Ihcllides a secondhty ,roadto link Ihe


out I'the notorious islnklng stretch by the'rlverslde. The Council.1 who kave long


oltbn-by-Bowland road with the new-trunk toad' cutting


trying! very hard to gain entry to thei land, i ! I '


I'! He knCw from conversations with the owner of some of the land concerned that no approach had yet been made, though this particular owner would i welcbine an approailh in order to clarify his position.


i The ehairpiin. !cbun. T. H. Aspin. remarked that though the Ministry! had „promised t to carry out Improvements to


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pegotlatlons to obtain the necessary order for side road Vorks, and entry to the land Required.


hhe road 18 months ago; they : j r 'BUST ROAD'


boaches. bound for. the West Coast'resorts. use.'thls road in the summer, making It one of the busiest routes In the area. i


:! Thousands of motorists and : ' . i


jomes to .a bottleneck .at Smithies Bridge, and the ro'ad twists and turns along,,the bank of the Rlbble., .before ascending the steeb 8ktarp-: h n t '8t Sa’wley. '


A vVide road from' Ch'atbum h the condition of the road,


build a hew ro ad'in this: are a jtpr years.: ,


ave : pressed 'WhltehaU,; i to j


I l'Ih 1966. WhltcJiail 'repre­ sentatives met members and officials of the CJouhell at the siteafter i repeated requests.


told that a! new. rodd was planned for 1958-59, and Whitehall 'promised Improve­ ments to the existing road.


■ ! Later, .the Council were For litter!


.'TALLOWING a report | by !-»• SnrvfiTTAr' Mt


that! 45 , litter bins were required In the area. Bowldrid Rural -Council have decided t o ! buy half the required number for distribution in the larger villages. '


Surveyor, Mr. E. Berry, * T? UA'inr I '


)y Bbwland Magistrates, who jxpteksed,' grave concern lat


'hole area a^ a death.trap, ; Bbwland CoilncU, back dp


Local motorists regard! the Yoking Tories in ^ock Parliament ,


' find Sfcipton Divisions [of the Kouiig' Conservat(ves Asso- 'ciatima 'held a Mock I'Failiatnent at'the Coionatibn BoteL


^'BE! Bo^e of Comihons came ilo . the^ Bowlalrid. area last week—or at least a rtouca of it. For the Clltheroe


HoTtbii-ih-Craven.


Mr. G. :B. Drayson, maintaining order.


t, The!room was arranged to represeht the Commbns. and M,pi for Sklpton, had the


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. Question time produced laughtpr, fOr some'of'the -questions Were arlythlng but Parllamentarv In their | con-


Coun. Donald H. Coates, of Cjitheiioe led-the Opposition.


,tent. ' ■ I ' j


,i Court. B. L. Cunllfle,'. of Whallby.i asked the President of the'Board of iTradeS if it were true that he i had laid in a stbek of Hong ! ,Kong pyjamas' since , the recent statement on the voluntary agreement made between this country and Hong Kong.j


wttacked by guided missile^


ith nuclear warheads! ; BRITISH RMLWAYSI


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Talk to US aijdliiowtoburnit


thbrpbm. open fife with a ii>iii,.R.i»a .ni|i'give you


thfem.^We’reyour local G.UiC. O^JjjlroVedaAppUahce rDistri- bUlprs :iahd .'*0 displayjpiis


8uthehbtvyaf^i;ybttwaiit,top. Come along and ask us about


yellow sign. |


Dtllyou'jaiow abotlt'lhe hew ctjnVecljir’ Jcbal Arts? . They polit hMt into eve^ corner of


When I iMlss Nina , Plckthall,' .asked !the Sebretary of State for ;Honle; Affairs whether the death ■ penalty V was still;, refelned. ! fOr; ' Welsh


was a Iposs extravagance. I There was! more amusement


■Hattoifellsts!,'. .' ,


take I '.to; introduce! severe penalties for people; found guUty of fcrlmes: X)f Lviolence. partfculMly' agai&t women.


had--ah 'alrTng. Ih the ;<juestion -put-bv 'Mr: Slmsoti! WMthead. of Climeroe; ‘ He 1 wished to


bout-Babden treacle mining


LS Comfort f pen ; and'thennostape control,


les a condnuous supply of Hot luwantit-kndatthetutnofatap,


Joffblir.!', : I : j' : : |i NT (Beiotv lift)


wat» pe/oto centre!—A Portablc-Gaa


ifrom any'j«dsting ‘Calor’ Gas |s j^ d y vrajmth and the colours


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‘IC-U.C Irifonhation Centro ; 4 BartonlArcade.'Deansgate


r.Or'at the '• ■ !|i !l^CHESTER :v.;rf sthere’s iiothiiig odosy asB nice


B. )E. DAy^ON, I ^/3P. Faison L&e, Clitheroe.


beingJemployed underground in Bahden treacle felnes.!’ 4


know’what steps tpe'Mliilster of Labour proposed j to f take “ to rbiriedy the sticky 'state of aaairs caused' Ijy 'children


.animal: feeding ; Stuffs [ that co*s ihave- been yielding less, resulting hi a Serious ishojrtage of certain types of shard


ab >ou't the quei estlon put to the M mistcister ol ai'a


There ,iw out


'Intended to start;work on the Sawley| by-pasS.


similar questions


Bar irbara Piate; of Glsburn; who wished! to discover when he


Following these and Other the House


water d r


water 1 supply. ;-This . ;i was decided at the Parlsh.Colincll meeting yesterday webk.


rnHE playffig fields :at Ghat- burn are to have , a piped


byoueaftHsruaJirt: It, enytohertv Ukt, ^'Caloif* apiUancts ythtvertatu^ Mark '.Ht cylinder that


epHP. terms NQWl


!)'ad jteeet Works,!T^l 2315


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Let the rain pelt there’s ai. to unfurl mountain comforts y(


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o u , . i a n d m e ^ ; . a c o f f i i S r e '


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inu jowl, and the windows clatte^-i&dlfae dov|i—thef6’s co^ burning in thej grate,


' isii hd idf brightness and-warmth fbj^


in. railiges in a


roU,i


■ You see feces and placed arid 1 whole I .• '


___,'fire’ There’8 riothipg so cosy as coil :'!it"Wt-i -1 „ , wi'-you, )U as no other fire ever Idoes.


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co^peratiH societies and C.I/.C. op^oved appliance distributors.


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for players ■ to : wash :them- sejlves after a game. This Is especially mconvenlent. for visltmgi football teams- who. have ‘ to travel! home ■. In, a muddy state.


At present it Is Impoklble ' ; i


decided.' that the : pltytog fields !merit a. part-time groundsjnun. and, decide i 1 to


advertise for one, ! ■ 1


; Mr. G. P. Womersley, who presided; .welcomed Mr. 11.: B. Boden, who hag.been co-qpted on to the ; committee. In place


of Mr. J. C. WUcock. whe has left the district. ■


The Parish Council aJso


of Transport by Miss was


a topical. touch


•poser,: i .".To. ask the':Minister of Ambultinfe ap'd'Fisheries ’syliether ithe Jimitatlon of. fishing.' g ro u n d s 'has so affected: i the. contents' of


Mr, ;iPeter.Moore,ioi Critrie- roe, ! weighed Ih j with I. this


about a question put' byi Miss Elalrtej' :Tufner.. of WrtbUey, whowanted to.i know what Steps thjB Becretory pf State for HPfee Attairs proposed to


There : was . a 'topical mote


Railways. Sir Brian. Robert­ son. having his initials placed on certain furnishings, which


wished to ask the Minister of Transport what steps ! he t proposed to take to, prevent


Miss Cynthia 'Blackbuni he ; chairman of. British


mirth i.was that riut! by Miss K. Smith, of Eence, who wished to know ' what 1 steps the'Minister of Defence pro-. posed I to take to defeiia Glsbum' railway sidings' m a the' event of their beink


Another question to produce !'


he proceedings were opened by -the Speaker’s procession. Job df


debated a measure Introduced by the Minister of Education and proposed by the Prime Minister; !‘That this house, realising the poor ; toholastic achievement and i the ; low LQ. obtained by supporters of


the .Red Rose,, approves of the Government’s 1 plans to provide additional' educa-| tlonab facilities In the, County Palatine, so that Its‘Inhabi­ tants lean be brought up to the. high standard,! of Intel­ ligence and business acumen


An AMENDMENT


Prhne: ■ Minister’s : proposed motion. Mr. D. H. Coates, of ClUheroe. moved the follow-j


As ,an amendmeilit to' the


Ing amendment,-7- i j . 'j j] "Llrte 1. Leave 'out irom!


:fvheTmlng dlflaculflesi’due to he fuhdamental l[.. lack! of


.Speaker called for a Division. This


I ipollciwing the- debate J the I resulted in a'majority


)f 11 for the motion, voting jeln'g 48 for and 37iagalnst.


a- Trie! wi^lilnbwn local! joke S.C.E. RESULTS ?ight nupils 'from Olftheroe -Olrls


■IGHTEEN boys from CUtheroe l Boyal Gtanunar School 'and


BOYS


ri. I. Baron (Maths): French); G. P.


W, d! Akew (Ertgllk iriag;): Kj'Bafrett


graphy) ; P. B. Hartley (Art; Chemistry); R. ■ A.' I ; Kindle (French); P. H. | Loftbouse (fchglish lahg.,'Maths); 'j. Nich­ olas (Chemlstry)'i P. Robinson


(Maths).:';b . Taylor (Maths); J. R.- 'Wad ding ton I (Maths, Ihemlstry); W. .Wahhsley (Art, R. Webster


hemlstr'y); Chemistry).'


GIRLS


V a le r ie Aldersou (English j.):i Eithno Bury


Ltog);;Isabel Rose (Scripture):, .tnl&a ; Shaiples . (Scripture); |ean Waddlngton (En'gllsh Lit).


t,);' Rosamlnd-'Pogg 1 Prankland (English Lit.); ithia ■ Pickard . (E n g 1 i s;h


(French): N. Sarsfleld (English Lang., Biology); G. q._Sho^k (French',' Maths); G. W. Symms


Euglish Ijlt.); ..R. A. i Dobson. Scrlptme); C. L. EUson, (Geo­


N. Brown


ubjects in the G.CJl. examina- lons (ptotaary level), takert in November.


rainmar. SbKcioT ;'have -passed


qualities of leadership shown by.suppbrter3;of .the 'Red Rose.' approve of the -Government’s; plans ito provide additional! sducatlonal facilities: Inji the; County Palatine soi that ' the natural talents of 'its inhabl-i tants ban be fully ; developed' with a view- to them being rbed In . an. atterdpt to..bring' ;he backward people of :Y6rk-| hire rup to as. Ihlghi! ah! iducatlonal .standard', as jean' ■easonably be .expected, ’ bear- ing;'ln !mind thb almost over-


House’ to end artd iadd;' Being aware of the great


nteillgeiice. characteristic qfi he Yorkists.’” ![ j ;':l ■ '


I ■ I "" ! ' Smithies


“THIS'SEHVIS A GOOD BUY!. .


Brow pi;obkm will,, be. soly;ed ' ■ top of Sawley Btowr+tbe scene of


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, BChinh the stall .at.i the edffee: mbrijlng. held by the .Mayoress's 'Ladies’ 'Cohwttee in -thei Mayor^s Parlour bin Saturffey hie Mrs.:J. H.! )Eto(reatheri ;the .Mayoress (Mrs, J. Entwistie), Mrs. M. Byrne, ahd !Mrs. T. U. Xiddle,


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rtUTHEROE Music Club V sponsored a Lleder recital last week; for the third concert of the ,1958-1959 season, held In the Parish ■Church:Sunday School.,


, The recital was given by Miss Use Wolf with -Mr. 'Matm Isepp (Pianoforte).


programme, between four of com the most' fanious Lleder


828), Brahms : (1833-1897). Hugo Wolf (1860-1903) and Mahter (1860-1911).


! Miss Wolf divided her 1 posers: Schubert (1797-


Included | Das Rosenband” (“ The Garland'Of Roses") one of those Lieder whlcri looks so beguUtogly easy, but which req'ulres very skilful management on the part of the singer.'


i The S c h u b e r t group


(“To be sung on the water”) with Its delightfully mtmg melodih line riding upon an


that exists In Yorkshire.” I i 1 ', .i'


with “ Die, Malnacht ” (” The May Night f’). The tone colour of this was, perhaps, a little weaker than It should be. due to raising the; tonality above that originally written by Brahms, but It was none the less a beautiful performance.


this song was exquisitely por­ trayed by iwth artistes. ; The Brahms Lleder opened


In the-.Flelds’!) was another song requiring skilful nuance, as for example, the phrase “Mir 1st, als. ob Ich Ifingst gestorben bln,” which has to be, prevented from giving a feeling' of dreaded death Instead of the unearthly serenity needed by the Words. One need have, no fear of a mls-lnterpretatlon of points like this in the.'hands of a singer as skilled.as Miss Wolf.


GROUP OF SONGS


:by ; G()etIie set to music by Hugo Wolf. All these 'songs belong , to the period of 1888 and. 1889. and feveaLsome of


After' the Interval, came a group, of five songs with words


' HAS NOW CQMMENc


'Wolf’s best work,, writing as he 'did with sheer inspiration,


to the words, and portrayed de their changing moods In a


Knaben Wunderhorn,” written while ' the cbmposer was Kappellmelstet 1 At Olomouc. ■


rom an!- "anthology " Des


not the least being “Um Schllmme kinder artlg zu machen” (" To, make naughty children, behave ”).


he ! also compotori intricate pianoforte acbompanlriients to a lafge number of his songs,


with " Sceijien ‘ und Meideni” (Parting . ^rtd j Separation ’!) gave ‘.both Tartistes a /Aance to give , o f ! their best, which they certainly did.


; This Jolly song, together


to Ihls - beloved”) and the. ever popular.Schubert “The Trout,” both of which were much appreciated and con­ tinued the fine; standard of. performance achieved by both artistes'thtoughout'the' even- ing. ■


■ilh response to an ovation from the audience. Miss,Wolf, accompanied by her excellent partner, gave,-,two encores, one by-Brahms (“ He walked


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a retired farmer, and a former churchwarden,' was there to hear it for the 65th. year In succession.


arish Churqh! on Sdii'day; Mr. -Thomas''J. Holgate, "


One of the oldest! residents' in the village,' heard the 'sermon preached this year by ■ lanon Fi) *.' Paton-WllUams. Rector of Prestwlch and a former , curate of Christ Church. Blackbum.! I ! ’;


ptovlslons of - the wU of Sir Ralph;.. Assheton; M.P. tor Dllthetoe in the'Long iParlla- ment, ■ arttf. fin.. ancestor ; of Lord Clltheroe. who attended


|rie service with La?y Cllthe- Mr.'Holgate. who'Is!86 and,


MR.HOLGATEliSTENS AGAIN P_ the Assheton Sermon was preached at Dowhham


by the Vicar,. the , Rev. W. Allen, : and Lord Cllthetoe fb'ad the lesson. ' , , ' . ' ' ,


,The service was conducted ,The ..Assheton, 'sermpn will'


i Thei s'erriiori ’ prea'ciied irinually. accordlnj; to the.


be preached at Whailey Parish " Church on. 'Sunday


morning' by, another dls- Ungulshfed, ibreache'r..;the‘ Rev. H F: Cfirperiterl Canon of Westminster Abbey. -


,|Mrs. W. L Tfidd was at the Ai® ’S LOM’ m s r


settings for the. voice with many vocal difficulties, but


' Mahler not only wrote vivid


w four songs by Mahler. The f ords of. three of these come,'


lightful manner. ofThe final; group consisted


Miss Use Wolf brought life


thus ..matehlng: the genius of• the poet .whose words he chose to set.


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