i ■' file Clitlieiioe GAS BOARD _____________
lemonstration Itltled:
I AND EASY”
I given In the |oms, Gaistie St.j
EXT, FEB. 3rd
1-30 p.m. on your old cooker if
IfEBRUARY 28th, 1959, SST BRADFORD
kRUARY 7th irightened-
ARTY
\DEB’Si party and to tki toind ■
— r
3ANCING. I / . ' -
SUPPER. , : i
a’s Box, Wellgate. returns 11 p.m.
eh Youth Group rs—
i , or at the Parish Hall; Ih, from 7 to 9 p.m. ‘
(ALLROON
LEY magement)
(ANCING IRDAY -
& fflS MUSIC ADMISSION 2/6
lable for Private Functions iS, TODINGS, ETC lo or BLACEBDEN 5331
If business LADBES’
[AIRDRESSER X, CLITHEROE
ransfer of her Business )T., Clitheroe
{, F E B R U A R Y 5th H o d d e r B rid g e H o te l
ICHAIGLEY, Nr. CtlTHEROE WEDNESDAY
SUPPER DANCE 8 p,m.4o 12 midnight ’
, Supper licenced extension every, night to 11-30 :pjn.
DINNER DANCE EVERY SATURf^AY
. Tel.: Stonyhurst 216.
CHIMNEYS SWEPT CLEAN-hy the
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FOR LITTLE MORE THAN UNO. COSTS? '
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Ie AN AM OLD WHARF. EANAM.
ion aU floor problems. ■ . Tel. Piakewater 42015
H ..S A V E L IN O BLAljKBURN. , Cave! your Old Flagged ^Flo^i
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Tel. »3M.
Estimates Free., No QbUgatfoo Consult
)J R U A R Y 7th . . I ^6 a n d 1/-
SHOW ICH HALL
.m.- . ! jahhertuscr & t m
PRIDAV. JANUARY Ugbting of Vehi
W7 pjn. to‘7-33 joth,;
kles; am.
^ following a furl brew of pollomyi Huri^t Green were " terday.
wDlTnow be able parties and other in the normal way. festivities In the villa
Tto means that
be curtailed becaus outbreak.
JTRICTIONS lip'P 0.3
■ther rblltis I ited
lf
gi'r-the, Christ
villa „ tO'
geh! 5 of
Icings mas to
gers hold
Liidi the
1 The health authorities however, encouraged at results of the antl-nollo cam
are, the
paign- Immunisation is fteely ivallable to those, ellpble
V send messages pathy to victims of outbreak at Hurst
HLITHEROE
R.D.O. ’ l5 of
■ Members-ialso Monday toil congratulate .the Medical OCQcer. (Hr.; J. H. Palrweather)i and Jie Chief
Oreen. .(clde 1 on
.the .
sym- holio
to «SN^T.%V. S
Public Health InspMtor (Mr. H. Cockshutt) on ti e m ^ e r In which they, dealt] with the outbreak.
(WHEN Mrs. R. Moy.e, of ^ ’ Rlshton.. gave a ti ilk .on
on Monday It was occasion on which spoken about the
the York Mystery Plays In Moor Lane Methodist $chool 154th
about 600 people from ;i arious parts of Lancasaire attd Cheshire have vlsltpd York to see the plays.
Since hearing __
by the Moor Lan Class.
PONGRATULATIC] Peter Forema4
^_________ e: lamination of the Socley of Incorporated Accountants, with ! in honours certificate.
Street, Whalley, passed the flnal
'
Grammar School,, man Is a member, of.R. Smith an Richmond Terrace,
An old boy of
ley for the Thornie r Hall (Committee, was on Monday by kD.C. under thel bye-laws.
A PLAN for - - ' - memorial: hall * *
phones Departmeri erection of overr graph lines ,to C Farm. Qhalgley, RD.C. have decld Post Office shou auested tb^^take' underground.
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jr*ODN. J. M. air: Rev. J. A. K.
ridge Co u n t y Sphool. ‘
of Chipping, appointed governor,
■RmTHDAYl'gree, ■A* James'Hartlej, Street, ■ Clitheroe;
brates his 82nd bl Friday.
i;
m sB Clithercfe Cb A the (3hfls^ Cl Holt Radium- (Womm’s" Tru|s
acknowledge With sum of i J323 In lien to the''mfeifnory ' Mrs.
of :L|) * *
of -Peel. Street. C returning to .I.G.I. _ to take up,a slmil,a: Is succeeded hv:
jnan; at ■ the. Works. Mr. ,
Clltherbe":-factor)' Ltd.,
ORGANISED and Social
held at Friday.
a- social
!V; HOT pot games evenln
by Mr. and Mrs. was held at tl Inn. Waddlngton evening, Prbee aid of funds children and the has been foi Richard Heame’s fund lor spastlcs.
: kt I AFTER consld
-^ p o r t by thf Engineer on , isewefage scheme burn and Newtp R.D.C.’ Public' , mlttee have ir proposed' sewag works sites and the main.
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,MR s/ M; M •tYi.
M.BfE.-. . ch Darwen -Dlvlslc
week; This'was foU
Eccles. Miss E M.B.E., presided
I finnan of ii Women’s
, BRINDLE.
■Dnlonlst! Assocl about the Generfi,l CUtheroe 'Woin at their meet Conservative Cl
AW trnlonlste iti B
showing of coloi the Lake Dlstrl tour of Scotian^,
THIS' W
G O e a s j a n d g e t
dlon. s]>oke J [Election to Bb to : ,the yesterday
ijiwed by the _ ■ed slid
3t,arid ot j- ,i"by: Mr- H.
ROAD safety.
'PX ’S;__;_i, SIXiGAN
there
_____ les. of R. Garnett,
lermg the re-! Consulting!
malth :Com- ipected the jb' disposal the route of
)! proposed: ! at Slald-| la, Bowland,
by
t slxlyears process fore- ■ Lcutheroe
r Thomas,'
singleton, of Cen iml Avenue. Cllthero'e.'; # ■#
Itheroe.: Is illlingham, f .jwst., He «r. G. R.
;he Sports
(tliib of the I.C.I..
the Statip Hotel on e\vening; ■was
g , organised, J.j Robinson, e 'Moorcock i oh MbhOay
upper: and Not' once did [he isUp °nt|Of
, sqm of B45 iijvrarded .to (Mr. Pastry)
MBi -'wefe ,ln tor spastic
character M blustered about the:, stage i as the elderly offleerJ : : j J • He could hot; be; faiulted.
Every gesture landfinanne^to was just right It |a s another
■•appearance vSton on New Yelrs Day.-^ which he took part ^n a ^ of which he. was the author.
triumph
of which ! COMMANDI John F.
G’ j?l|?RESENCE thoroughly oi,
J o r d o n i homb in tne
iu S . He .wire! W ■ •A’ neat lirtlCR L I
with -an alf fed hwl :^ femmandlng 'stage; pres®“fe to carry off i,the part with aplomb.
who sfeped feo -7^ JVi ease a maid
given by Cy^t A
cameo was H. Hlndle, the part of
which did htoi ctetot. ^ He is to 'be complfinented on^ns
portrayal. 7Wffich slderable callSjOn Ife skill.!
! Stuart; s i e ^
Catherine Pfe^OH- to Obtain the besSresults from,
each.sltuatlpUi ' '
tormance de^erfeg Pf. wann -praise.' ’ ■
Robin T. Burr. I 1 J l
.inside the ch^rarter of Niwfe! a S6rVRHti W t
' TaU K 0 r n d d r i f e r got ;
• A small paitl as Major Plechanofl was 'well filled,[by
, i ■'
, |of flowers v , ithe late
ijonlttee of ■" Fund) anks the
alhcef and i Institute
tMoor,
liave ;EY and the
N:ie, Vicar e been
. of Long- Secondary
iihigs„
..to Mr. if 5 Moss
fho-' cele- iday next
■EV3LLOWING an appllication by the . Post Cfflc “ ]e Tele- fOT' the
l :h6 jap tele- led
iperry Tree (slitheroe
d — -- . the lines
hat the be’ Te^
id Co., of Blabkburn.
Accrington MrJ Fore^ the staff
. t ; Thorn- Memorial
wooden
approved Clitheroe . jullding
to,! Mr. King has
The meeting waA arf * *
: had talks
■anged uadies’
icola); I.'S. Fell! (Petkofl); ;J. F. Gordon (Saranolf); D. Melville (Raiha); ^ Ri Curry - (Bhintschli);, and S. Bennett ■ (Catherine). [ j, j
.(NI Members of thi cast pictured are: J.-Kprndorfler ,, | l|,_ ■'
• -j BOY ACTORS TRIUMPH
IN G . B. SHAW PLAY Satiie on militaristn
Royal Grammar School another opportunity to .display the range and abiUtyj of its enterprising dramatje society.
fTEORGE Bernar- i •Shaw’s delightful satiie on militarism " Arms and the Man ” has this week given CUtheroe
■ of the proUfib pUywright^had Its opening performance by the society at the Parish Church School on Wednesday
The play—one of the first to be presented from the pen night. ■ ; i I I•The play, set In Bulgaria
strong demands! on thb cpst, for-the success! of the pro
i ! n the mld . lSSO’E, !makes
duction depends to a' toge extent on the i correct! main taining of pace. I
! But oJice more the of the 1 society; are meet all demands. with all their other preseilta; tlons, have the jadded jburflen Of having to h m boys take female roles. ' ,;
member^ able; to
. j/ , j
i! And yet. a stranger walking ueoeivcu.ed
blever acting. make-Up and, costuming.':
d c
nto the i hall would be to the
ing up the guise, nbver for a moment betraying
I ' The boys pldylng I female foies always succeed! in keep
; : thanks | ;
are other beem.
j |
iMlss I. Evans.1 They ImVe’ moulded together an excellent iteam., drawing 1 out ffie best In each player , so.] that the
skilful and undefstandirig production by the | head master; Mr. Gerald Hood, and
The production
than what! they I reflects
;hat they •; |
£100 stolen in hotel raid
'I'HE theft of cigarettes, spirits and wine, worth £300
i play ■ moves
that smoothness arid i rh ^ to which Is the hall-mark of the successful proeluctlop.
i FDRTHER HONOURS
/the play would brffig! further I hpriours-to the society. ■ |
of thfe first act m 'Wedriesday , there was little dpubt that;
F r ^ the opeulug minutes
■ i t :'also:; bestowed honours on Davld'Melvllle. vfho turned in a superb performance
Ralna Petkoff.j He had the difficult task Of malntatotog ; the bearing of a ; demure , yoiing' irilss who prie niK.rit
^ pertofmaace -vas. wholly. Creditable, and It 'Wasr hardf 'to. believe that he was, really ges';ufes and; eiac -Uy in;
uneitnectedly feds In hfer bedchanber.
to
a boy. His mannef were
keeping with, the; l^art. B: ‘Stephen. R. Curry.]as Cant;
seeks refuge 4h hpr —was also'
to.be co^plfepnt^d
luntschli r-:,the^im^. who,
■ffils acting In "the | opening scene. In-:iWhl|;h, fe! gave , a
■
on a first-rato perjfop.ancp.! Particularly noteworthy ■W
as
realistic Jnterprptatlqn of .the exhausted solffier., aesperatoiy .In-need,Of,.sleep.;.
[
He and' Pavld ' MdvUle successfully’^set the
the rest of
the.play, through--
,M.i ■ - for
out which they never jfeU from' the - Ifigh I 'standard achieved In t f e
a soldier
t and about £100 In cash from .1 : 1 ;
he WeUsprhigs Hotel. Is being Investigated- by:Lanca shire police.
a lonely position near the road through th e , Nick of Pendle, Is thought to have been broken Into during the early hours of Tuesday.
The hotel; which occupies - They] as
: Much time and i labour has I been put In behind :the scenes
by an'enthusiastic executive 'staff.
, Members of this are: Stage' I Managers: ; Messrs. Wade, '
B.Sc.; J. Owen. B.A., H. Pickles.
, Stage staff, Effects, and ! Properties: M. J. Nlland, J. D. Rushton, R. L. Garner. P. A. Aspinall G. C. Shorrock, C. P. Bolton. J. T. Hall, K. Dawes, W. A. Briggs.
Kay; MA. Make-up: Mr. and Mrs. J.
Barnes, M-A.; House Manager: Mf. ,R. I.
Douglas. R.W.
Decor: Miss I. Evans. Business Manager: Mr. J. A.
Bigger bus es n ^ d a better
r^ad: Councils
ffelHEROE R.D.C. agree witn Downham and Twis- ton ; parisnl' .council tnat
Improvements are nicessary on, the! roadillniung -ue two villages If Digger 'Duses are to be used, on tins route.
]to ask the County D ,visional surveyor to report on tne matter.
I Tli's : Was agreed at the Rurali Council's meemg on Monoay, wneh it was aeclded
IsA liPubllc Health Act notice
pasKet! near tne briege over vnifemg brook, camuj atien- io tne pena,is loi lug ruDbisn into tne
to oe nxea to ti e utter a
Stream; I jj i *1 * • *
j My. ! M. C. Dalwson aaoiiiohai PudUc Health in-, Spedor, is to attend a week end jscapoi lor i-UDiK Heaito inspectors at Lnsie.’. from Iviay atn to H)th.
!' , ; ' '’f
proilused electricity ime tc Hrodanouse iarm, wnalley |pe Placed undeegrouna
Ihe i Council wajut the
tne i'eortn western E ectricitj 'aoartt is to be loid.
, * * *
Couheu are ; ihemse ves tne iigiitmg autnority, ,tre Coiin - pu i c a n n o t acceit rbs- iponslblilty lor trie l!arklahds jnoilsmg estate, tney arejtp |teil| tne Parish Counc I.
Since C h i p p i n g Parish i However, the (3oun- ill woiild
Ihaie no objection to Parish Council, fixing a stree; lighting bracket to'one of the
!' '! ^
Entry was gained through a window at the back of the premises. ;
he proprietor and his wife, were asleep upstairs,!as were the staff.
t Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lowe, ,
, I ' I
premises, but no alarm'from them was heard. .
Three hart in two-car crash
Infirmary after; sust^mg :cuts and bruises In a two-car collision.on Longslght Road, BUllngton. on Saturday night. RA car driven by Mr; | H. 8.
.rnHREE people were jtaken A . to B1 a c k bh r n poyal
Castleford; acCompanlM by Teresa Crawford, aged 15, also of Gastleford., toavdllng In
ltsOrt;' Of Hughes Street; the direction of Whalley, was
Involved -In colUsIoi) with a car driven byt Mr. [ Jack Butterfield, of ' Le'ammgton Avenue, Blackburn, travelling In the opposite direction.,
Women’s' Guild the weekly meeting
Co-operative Guild fe day e vening'1 Mrs. Nightingale. J,P..' spo: her experiences as a trate. She was .than Mrs. A. Moorey and 1, Hallows. Mrs. E Wife sided.
FOR J_____ ”
Two dogs are kept ph the, !
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I “Dam,: Bridge,” the Council are" asking the County Divi sional Surveyor to iook ipt)
the!': matter.
CouiicO \^ill discuss hq ises
V;i;lng programme for 1959 is to be considered] by [the Housing Committee.
rffilTHEBOE R.D.C.’s buUd-
letter, reported at tlie CouTr cll’p meeting on Monday, saying that If the I CbiujcjU wished to , resume building;
.This follows a tefitehab
the Ministry should be tojd as |j soon -as - possible; of the nujtnber o f , houses it wi.s proposed t6 start during tljc year.
with particular ref irence ’ ;o the Council’s bousing, sites at Rlddlngs Lane. Whilley. and Ifeflord Gardens] Barrow.
‘The’ matter ‘was 'dlscussM Naturalists ■ ' ■ of Clitheroe [Women’s ! r ■ . ■ ■
,iked by S's. E.
Tues- E.-. ,F. ke of jiagls-
pre- __LL _
byl! Mr. P. Kean b) a large attendance at a n eetlng pf Clltheroe Naturalists’ Society last night week.... J ,,
A day at Dalehjad” tjds
the scenery around Dalehe^. arid many close-ups of ts bird life, notably the nestlig of!'a pair of Canads, geese
EXTRA WEEK’S HOLIDAY lARY SC pH O pIpl
^
T lANCASHIRE primary schools ^ A-( holiday: to.'brlngj ihem iri line —if a recommendation of No, Executive: meets with apprijval.-
the Executive’s.-meeting, at Whalley on Tuesday. Ari amendment that secondary school holidays shojHd . bej
The proposal ;was made at
ities gave parity o ' hplldavs, but the county lagMd behind.
-many neighbouring authojrl-
cut to make. &em ti^ as primary schoolf defeated.
t Mr. R.. ., J.. , Chad: [
mented th a t,; It was question of teachers additional - holidays. securing parity' of ------- among the different schools.. Many parents, sale Counj
eacher’s representatf'
e same, ■was !ick. ! a
seeking but : of lioUdays
F Ainsworth, , con plained] that young children’s-; lolldays were too loUg, Many mothers
holiday.,-.. ,:
went out to work, but in some cases had to remain dt home throughput the. .long bummer
A Blackburn ', headmaster,. Mr. J. iTafbuck. atatgd that
. i i t was reported , that i h e , Executive h ad , been asked to
, com-: , not a
draw up ' new plans | . (or stoondary: edu'catlc n to i tne light of the Government’s
five years. I Mr. A. J. Rogejson, Divi
proposals for increased edu cational building In the next
feggestlons for short imd iTOg-term- organfetlon i "t s'doondary schools citilred by the courty.
sional Education Cfflcer. sfid of
General Purposes should be held to cUscuss ]the
aiI 'Thri Executive di elded that ’riiatter.
special ' meetlnj of-: the T,.— Committee
.will have an*ext: a wepks ■with secondary schools 5 Divisional 'Educatlop
. Mr. Kean, showed slides of ! ' the subject of a lecture
A. iBrooks about he !baa conditions of the fiotbridgf ovet the ' River C ildefii at, Wh'alley, known locally! [ ap
Following a report [by CoW.
: houses, providing details wiere' settled with; the Council’ .Sufyeyor, Mr. H. Cocl(shutt|
s W
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M i '
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C.R.G.S.! P I^EK T “ ARMS, THE. B
3
AN accident In which-tWo of accelerated' the. death ,of
in .one of the vehicles. ' on A vasiajr, yv/uwji
adventure.’!-But the 73-year- Od ndtlPTlf.! was have had only months to live.
r?VTan+nwa» ,’D„4. rf9_trOQr-nlrt
patient' i l i
^ as foMr. Chrlstlsonl-.was one of
ambulance from: Queen’s Park Hospital. Blackburn, to CUth-f- eroe Hospital; i-,.who were Involved In the accident with a second ambulance, . at the entrance to Clitheroe Hos-i pital.
ur, patients travelling- In an
Keswick i Drive, evidence of
shlre .Coroner. Mr. J. A.' Dunkerley. that he had been assured that the decision to transfer his brother to Cllthe-; roe Hospital was advisable only a few days before the move was made on December ■■2nd. ■■■I:'.
told , the Deputy East Lanca:- identlflcatlon.i ■■■
.mortem examination, told the Deputy Coroner the two causes o' death; uraemia and chronic n e p h r l t ' i s , werei accelerated. by . pulmonary.
Dr. H.l G. Pfen, of Brier-r field, who conducted the post
eimboUfe.
embollsn) was probably caused or . was: the result of the Jolt Mr. Chrlitlson received In the accident] 13 days before his death.
mboUsiri' In
the.^ doctors view; ,[ • / ■ ^
at Quefe’s Park' Hospltali told the CDeputy Coroner that Mr. Chrlstlson had entered
'~Dr. P. J. Hebberti consultant
hospltall In 1957, . and from early 1958 hls| condition had steadily deteriorated.
|
Chrlstison was fit to be moved, and had seen him at ClltheroE Hospital on the day followlni: the accident, when he seemed “ Remarkably little shaken!
He wds satisfied that Mr.
pected: While L posltlon post mo: felt tl: bllltles Palin’s embolisiri,
Death death, accident, , pltal.
ham S he was contain, patients
In chatp after r so. and Into when tl:
He pi
rest fa ■were foil, attendaju a str'ef ■ . slipped
sitting said as the. ani right IT
the re vehicle, John
!
' The was si opened ambulai
NO't UNEXPECTED I he
Mau .ri.ce Knowles,
Jl. which accelerated was a! result of !the 'i-
Itreet. Blackburn., said of ST,mONARY.’BUS
laLsed a stationary ’bus unum 'Road, [CUtheroe, •eqelvlng a signal to do l . was' turning slowly
iUr off-side of his. Smalley, who was
e hospital] grounds ere was an [Impact at
..ibulancri was pushed •oiind s.b that It came to icing Clltheroe. In it ir piatlents and a male
next' to the driver, i result of the collision
„jt . Chrlstlson was on it:her"but had partly
itill oireratlng . as he the back: door of the
ice.' i ' ; JTEUCK CHAIR
•said when the collision occurred he] struck his head ,on 4 fertablp chair. He asked
eel Street./Blackburn, the male nurse In the ambulMce.
P Francis Canning, of Little
Gardners had ^ood year
A
. AUotmW Holders’ Qar- ■ deners^; Association, Ltd., last
meeting' Of the CUthetoe
’week. ': [, Mr. :T, Blrkett was rc-
again be secretary and A. "Hfeows- treasurer. . committee; were re-elected
,
Kei.ghtley ^
Is - thf Mayor. Coun. James Entwlstle. j
The Association’s president .i'i
electetchairman, and Dr. R. E." a:^ S.; Hansen vice-, chalrruan. | ' - Mr. E.'
■'en'bloC.' [ ■ ■
year thfe for some years was repbrSe'd at the annual
MORE sUccessfui trading •:
a balance of probaf- ]vas In favour of [ Dr, issumptlon that ithe
) to comment on [the 'tem examination: he (Dld-
driving an ambulance, ilag a number! of to 'Clltheroe Hos-
■had not been uUex- Dr. 'Hebbert sadd. felt he was not In ,a
A f foohsh "costs
I-
supp Os I returning; from Ho er 'at the -Wellsprlngs
krijer £30 w a CUthero'e man
overturned at a comer.' This wan stated a!t (jlltheroe
tel, Pendleton, ; his van
.the Influence of drink. He 1 was fined !£20, and
Maglitrateb^ Court! yesterday, when] Leslie Hanson, aged 26, of Mltton View. CUtheroe, pleaded' guilty to being in charge of the van wlrile under
ordered I to pay doctor’s and advocate’s fges totalling £10 10s. His licence was endorsed.
.ofProsecuting. Mr. 3.^. Bower,
Glen and P.s. J. Crabtree saw the van on its side, i Four men were standing! a^und It,
Burnley, said thatilnsp. D. ............
one of them' Hatison, who admitted being thb driver.
and hesitant. ' Told i he was being] taken to j Clitheroe Polled .Station, hg said, “ I haven’t' had much?’ ;
Harison’s speech was slurred
Hanson as being [under the Influence of drink/ [
son had been helpful and CD - operative, during:' the examination, and had; per- formeri some of‘the standard
Mr. Bower said that Han
tests VplL. Mr* J, Hould
Clltheroe.
had gone to Chatbufn to do some
that Hanson, opera fehearsal.
off. :' amber winking Ught
repair work
met friends In an fetel, where he had a glass ol beer. He had another ►. at I a Barrow
• On returning shortly before 10
tl) CUtheroe I p.m., he had
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hotel i before going wife his friends to - the Wellsprings Hotel I for supper. !
bottle: of: beer and two whlsMes, which while they
There, he' d r a n k a
ihad not made him drunk, had made! him unable to have proper control of the van:aS he had drunk them quickly.
ro I the -way back to Cllthe : On
the van ’ had mounted' fee verge:,' and ' HansciH hfe
siding: said as It was his fest offence Hanson would not he
Lady -Woreley-Taylor. pre ' ;■ ;■■ .
disqualified.' | . - i ' '.“ This,” she!told ,him. "hM
BILLIARDS
bowland district billiards LEAGUE P.W.LPt.
rtvnr.TMG'Hlong Clltheioe Road to] Whalley, Mr. I. Hope, of
Mbte^ist drovb Witbout care I
CJockeiUl Terrace, Barrow, moved to the!:cro]mi of the road md' gave 1 he appropriate ihand signal before]: tunflng right Into the O.WB
Abattoirs. Aust ■ A
Cllihdroe, travelling behind Mr. Hope knocked him off his-bi cycle as he began toiturn. ::
car ! driven by' Herbert; (iBoriker, of . York Street,
Magistrates’', Court yesterday, "when Bowker,.was fined £2, Jmd
Mr. Hope; 'Who bad hot been s injurW,' had given .a, dear
Ins). 0. ioien, prosecuting, bM were! Ire-Ji 'Thli was alleged at; Clitheioe
his - llcenc© endorsed, and 'was ordeT'id toj pay lOs. Sd. costs lOT’ dxlvli g fwithout due c ^ e and a t t^ ' -Ion. ! He pleaded guilty.
beginning ife turn, and Bowker, said the inspector, should ’have braked and reduced speed, [ ! In court, .Bowker said, Mr.
lgna.In iadequate time before
Hopes position on the crown of the road had given him thejlm" press ion !that Mr. Hope was gotof to '!go straight on. iThe hand slgnld waj very late and'be had had, jno time In which] to slow down.
I
Newton ..... Chipping ... BathmeU A Tosside BathmeU B
...... 8 7 1 14 1 6 Chipping V. Tosslde
!l00 D. Seed .... 'W. Emmott 79 jlOO W. Seed .. H. Newhouse 74 1
100 R. Freeman W. Mltton 85 ilOO B| Mereer__D. Askew 37
NOT ONLY ijxjae rilate* with CB 95 alloy gridi lo long-lived that ffl^needed a longer-lasting separat^, NOT ONLY Pofecmicropororis plastic separatory
virtoally everte/mg in battery serviw. ^ - i .:
lOO li. Longton • ' , W. Tomlinson 62
100 R. Mercer ....' J. Clark 83 , start 60
600 ; li Tosside v. Newton
59 W. Tomlinson | ; I
420 B. Bretherton 106
29 D. Askew D. Walmsley 100 72 J. aark ,. G. Walmsley 100 63 W.-Emmott E 'Bushton 100
125 start — , 600
‘ACC»INGTON^COMB, DIV. 1 — I"
Cedar! Swifts . i.. 12 6 3 3 15 Helmshore Dtd. White; Ash-........ Helmshore Meth. BroefeaU .......... ploneCT ..... ....... -Acc. Collleriee ..
Chatbum ......... 10 9 1 0 19. Hasllngden Gf^e 12 8 1 3 17 2 4 16
Hlghams 13 7
.6 .1 6 13 5 1 10 n 4 2 6 10 3 3 6 9 2 3 7 7: 2 3 8 7
P. W.D.LPt.
93 W. Mltton N. Haslewood 100 47 Newliouse S. Rushton 100
'fOtef wl UMriM W. & Fi » m 0N LTD. PRIMROSE GARAGE
WHAIIBY RD., CUTHEROE Td. 883/884 (Two lines)
1 *.:-> ««»S4fi< C)r7WffEjyr ,z>* rr.“ I
BUT ALSO a[ container jbiiilt pf Hard Rui)bcr-+ tough and shock-resistant ltd outlast .EMdoiplatei living their M life insulated by Porvic, separators
I Recent dismeUK, My u t fM for ipisrmmeiit in the Silver Exlde, rake performance andfength of life
Id a new peak.\No sltmdard car battery like Ihir keu been made before^
leven.byMdel ,
been! an extremely foolish episode In your Ufe.”,
'Tim e s e, ihe nearside' wheels 'Of
across the road and turned; '9venj' '
fooUsnly braked wife, the result, that the vehicle ^lewed
an I electrician, after, an
defeni._„ I [met FEIEjfDS
iiworth, idlng,
said of Dr. J. Macdonald [certified
T| he ope cream every .worna i should ha\^e 1 Helena Rubinstein b e Au t y
O'YEBMIO^T CREAM
Beauty Overnight Cream will do!moi|e for your skin in two weelri than two years nomial care. It is aii entirely new cosmetic conception, devised to feed your] skfn o f nature's way.: It contains
onlyinatural safe cell-feeding ingredients-and bccatoeiof thip will toil all types of slcin, all ages of beautyj 12/6. Large sfec 22/(,
CHARLEi CLE6( CHEMIST;
5, Churdi Stireet, Tbuphonb 591
Clitheroe i h ED AFT^R w
^Ambulajnj^^ itt ci*asfir-mq(ii^t told 'S Back Hayhurst Street,
stated
ambnlknces. were; involved James I AndersOn Chrlstison, Clitheroe, ^ who was a patient
This 6pJnIoil;,was'reache't}iat the''Inquest at Clltheroe 1 Tuesday: wjien the jury'returned .'a verdict of
to
Chrlstlson ihow he was and he said he I was “AU right."
of Spring Street,' Accrington, said 'h e ' signalled, the first ambulance 1'to overtake his ’bus which] was stopped.
Alan kelghtley, ’bus driver, CASlk
Mr. G. Chrlstlson, of 62 Bury, .giving!
second ambulance a signal to slow, idownl but he did not
He [gave [the driver of the
appeared i to brake, but because the road surface was wet this did not appear to have any effect.”
appear to see It. "As riel was ‘passing he
staff I nurse at the hospital, said 'Chrlstlson told ,her - he
Annie Irene Pomfret. a
received ttie. abrasion: of the' left knee '1 In the smash.”
James Anthony Knowles, of Eastmoor I Drive. ■ Clltheroe. l driver of the second; ambu
bv Mr, R. jJ. Hardy, a Man chester barrister, elected not to give evidence.
ance; who was represented mm TEWVIS
RENTAL from'7/6 weekly.
A . E. H A R G R E A V E S
i MOOR LANE & WOONE LANE CLITHEROE ,i Tel;.' i 683 '■ ■
I ,1 ] i II of a lArGE JRANGE of
TELEVISiblV o t |% D I0 by FERRANTI I ’. ‘G.E.C. ■
j
PHILCO J ALl^A ', C O ^S 6<^ . E T C .
CUtheroe Advertiser & Times, January 30, 1959 / /
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