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Jidy U I960 CHATBURN


SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVAL NEXT, 3rd JULY


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Vicar of pL Paul’s ' - ‘i;


• - ' “ Rev. R. PHOBAET, labden, ; I


NO & SERMON, '


Rev. A K BISBROWN, B.A.,| Low Moor.


COLLECTIONS WH-SUNBiY SCHOOL FUNDS WADDINGTC jN ME' I m


ANNIVERS SUNDAY


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ARY NEXT,


lODIST SS. 3rd JULY


iPreacher!: Rev. H. 'Aflen, of Leigh-on-Sea &RVICES — MOKNING 10-4^ :i EVENING 6-15


4-45 DHL- PR O O E ^W TO IHE CENOfAPH, for Past? and Present; Scholars..


^ nm • YOUNG; pBOPIKS SERVICE '


: presided )ver by Mi W. Holland, Clitheroe. DEMONMaATIO^ BY'THE SCHOLARS 1 Winnhg Flowers."


OFFERTORIES EW SUNDA,Y | SCHOOL FUNDS »l St. iPaul’s ; Low Moor illt; 3


Anniversary Services Sunday Next, July 3rd


- 8-00: Holy Communion. 9-15: Holy Communion. 10-30: Morning Prayer.


Preacher: THE VKIAR.


2-o0: Procession of Wltiless.


2-30: Family Service, j ^Preacher: ,


Retr. W. T. HODG St. Wilfred, MerO


Blackpool. ■ i 6-00: Evening'Prayer, j B


Preacher: Rev. H. HORNE, mI.A. Vicar of Chatbur?;!


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Preacher: , Rev. Alan Gaunt


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IVIAP^OR HALL Milltnome Avenue


UNDAY, NEXT (JutY 3rd, 1960)


SUpAY SCHOOL, 2-15 p.m. Gcfepki SERVICE, 6-30 p.m. Speaker:


Mr. S. Jacquest (Clitheroe).


WBpNBa>AY, JULY 6th: ij


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g e n e r a l MEETING PRAYEbI & MINISTRY


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SUNDAY NEXT^ '(JULY 3rd, I960)


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■ i Im '^vicAe . ' III OF WITNESS. ! - J.


WHAL ,EV: RETUBN VISIT.1-The Rev.


JJ E. P. Edwards, form^rBr minister at Whalley and | now a t Bare, MoreCaiinbei ,wa^ preacher at ■ the Sunday School annlversalw servlcM at WhaUey Methodist Churiih.


ChUdren^brbught flower^s to


the afternoon sendee at which the demonstration, i “ God Make My Life,’’lwas preserited. Mr, Edwards addressed the


scholars. ' ' ' B EA U TY , i- - A ' b e ^ ty


demonstration and coffee evening last week rs(^ed about £11 for the Chrlstihas fair at Whalley Methodist Church.


:


given by Mrs. Dorothy Allen, beauty counselor, and Mrs'' ' ' Howarth was nicdel,


meeting of the! season Whal­ ley Methodist Youth Club had a treasure hunt round the village on Wednesday.


LANGHO ST. LEONAED’S-St. Leonard’s


Sunday School had their annual outing on Saturday when"’ went by coach to Heysham


and Sunday School aniiiveipry services were hfeld on Sunday, Preacher at the I morning service was tte Rev. A.!: Green, Vicilr of Stillllatthew’s, Blackburn, |Mar- , orlfclHaworth and Robert wistle" read the lessons.


ANNIVEESAEY.’-T h e jpay ■In the afternoon the visiting


preacher was Canon Browping, of Whalley Abbey. Kathleen Bailey and Billy Arthur read, the lessons and the choir kng special hymns.’ At the evening service the


preacher was the newly-ap^in- ted Archdeacon of- Blackburn, Rev. A. S. Plcton, Vicar ol| St: George’s, Preston. • Laura Pteter and Ronald Scott read i the I’


essons.


all the seivlces. ' SABDEN


PARISH AFFAIES. - At a


[ Monday, attention was drawn to ' the paintwork of: 'the ’bus sh,elter adjoining 4, Whalley Road, | and the children’s playground equip­ ment, and' it was decided to invite lenders for this wprk.l


The County road safety organ­


iser's offer to provide road safety posters for display on |amp standards was accepted and a number of these signs will, be obtained. It was reported (that it was hoped to begin children’s cycling proficiency classes in July.


I , ' 11 Following the recommendation


sum of £10 to each of | the churches in the village foi' the purchase of music.


j It was decided; to refer t) the


posed cattle grid in CUtheroe R«ul and the' obstructioh of light to' properties by trees ,in V^alley Road.


READ MRS. S. HAWORTH.-)-The


death took plaqe last week at the home of her daughter at Blddulph of Mrs. Sarah Haworth, of 32, Church Street, Read. She was 78.


shipper at St. John's Church- Her husband, Mr. S. Haworth, died about thrqe months ago.


She was a (regular wor­ m A maccied son and ithree


married daughters are l,eft. ^ The funeral took place at


St. John’s Churchyard the Rev. R. Probart, Viesr, bf Sabden, ofiaclatlng.


| WHIST DRIVE.—Mrs. |W. A.


Sllnger was M.C. and; also won the special prize | at a whist drive In the Conserva­ tive Club on Monday. Other winners, 1, Mrs. G. Spedk; 2, Mrs. Maxwell; - cons., Mrs. A. Browltt and Mrs. J. Pollard. Mrs. J. y. 'Whlttam presented the prizes.


'


hound worth about £40 escaped from its lead In Read on Saturday night, and Its


VANISHED.-cA racing grey­


whereabouts are unknown, Mr. G; Blckerton, of. Well


Street, Padlham, was exer­ cising the dog “Chanbe I t ” when another; dog flewl| at ■4t. The greyhound ran away and


was hit by a'car. : l| I t then ran off In the


Padlham direction. I ;| “ Chance I t ” had! won


many ra c e s ' at Blackburn, Bolton and Keighley.


TOSSIDE OU’nNG.—Children! iposslde


School had an'outii^ to More- cambe on Friday organised by the headmistress. Miss Ham­ mond. Parents and friends also


accompanied the par|;y. A stop was made at Lan­


caster to look round (the castle.


r i EORGE BEAVAN WtaiSON, of “Oaklea,” Qoomargh, was at Clitheroe i yesterday


fined £1 for leaving his car with no lights at jl0-l5|p.ra. In Castle Street, CUtheroe, on April' 21st. I


He was- also fin^d £1 for ! 1:1


allowing thelcar to s to d on the offside of; the road during the hours of; darkne


were rboth'Injured In a road ■ - ■ ' on


accident Satuifdaj


Th m Dag^,


at Browsholme night.


3tor cyclist, James W. Primrose Terrace,


MirflHlll, was riding-with other motor cyclists when he was th rom from his machine.’ He was | taken by. ambulance to Blackburn Royal Infirmary suffering from a head Injury and iabr&slons to the legs.


Hli nbhew, Gordon Dagg,


of Bbwer Street, Mill Hill, who was [riding pillion, was only


slightly Injured.


No danger of biis strike


a t a meeting of Rlbble Motor Services bus, crews


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at Blackburn on Wednesday, it iwas! agreed to: enter negotiations between manage­


ment and staff over the dis­ pute which caused a strike last week-end.


A spokesman told an '“Advertiser and Times” re-


'porter yesterday th a t there waslno danger of a strike, and that all would be back to normal I by this week-end.


Magistrate ‘ Taylor.|l '• ■ ' ' '


FflHE illaypr, Coun. William 'Shdrples, ’was yesterday


welcombd to his first sitting on Clltheroe Bench of Magis­ trates' ! by the presiding magistrate; Lady . Worsley-


Mr. Trimby:


Bench [were Mrs. B. Bowman, French and Mr. R.


Othet members of the M


.


A BLACKBURN ------- clyclltt and his nephew


crash motor


County Divisional Suryeyor en­ quiries received regarding el pro-


of a recent parish mating, it was decided to make a further approach to the owners bf liower Holme Field regarding Ik uie as a playing field, i The funds of Sabden Public Band have (been handed over to the! SaMen and the four


Parish Council for disposal. It was decided to allocate


meeting of ;Sahden Parish Ojoun- cll held in the County School on


j Mrs. Beyan was the organist at


Round cinic


entertains of Clith;: match at


M


em Rou;


The mi


fought dfi victory thus bro long line


taken! Waddi


After'; Table in iei battle


l ERS of Clitheroe •Id Table on Monday d the Rotary Club roe In a cricket Waddlngton.


dtch ended In a close •aw, with the moral


gplng to Rotary, who lught to an end the )f Round Table wins.


ngt(on, e game, supper was


; the Sun Inn,


Trejit for the old folks


f rL D ^ Y ladies of Clitheroe Hospital and the town were'


given !a day out on Saturday, when ! members of the Old People's ; Wei fa re Committee entertained them at the club


rooms.;


i Member^ of Clitheroe Round Table jproyided transport for the old people!


coloured film of Canada by Mrs. Wallbank'jand Mr. Dixon.' After tea, a' short concert was given by Mrs, 'Alien, who sang and later < played for community


On arrival, they were shown a singing. ' Mrs, Parker gave Lancashire


dialect monologues and a group of ladles gave a humorous wax­ works show.


The paky was organised by Mrs. M. l|7hlteslde.


Hffi. E. ROBINSON A native Of BUUngton, Mr.


Edmuiid ! Robinson, of 13, Brownhlll Road, Blackburn, died In hospital on Tuesday,


aged 61. ! Mr. Robinson was employed


at Green Bros. Abbey Mill, BUlingtbn, and was associated with St. Leonard’s Church, Langho, in his younger days.


Blackburn a numberof years ago;and was in business as a greengrocer In Brownhlll:


He ileft the village lor Road.! ! , , He Is survived by his widow


and daughter. A' service In St. Gabriel’s


Church. I Blackburn,: preceded cremation a t Pleasington yes­


terday. j : ; : MB- J' SLATER One of the most prominent


members of Moor Lane Methodist C h u r c h , Mr. Jonathan (Johnny) Slater, of "Torre,”' Chatburn Road, Cll­ theroe, ^led In hospital on Friday. ;He was 55.


Mr. Slater was a trustee of the chuirch and a member of


'th e choir' and among the offices he had held were those o f ' secretary, treasurer and


leader. ' i He was chief cashier for the


North Western Gas Board (East L a n c a s h l f e Group)


Blackburn, and before the Industry was nationalised was chief cashier at! Clltheroe Corporation Gas Department.


A native of Clltheroe, Mr.


Slater wUs an old boy of; Clltheroe' Royal ' Grammar School. Keenly interested in amateur dramatics, he: was particularly successful' ' In character roles, being a mem­ ber of the Technical School Theatre Group. He had also produced for other groups. !


At one time he played


cricket for local ^ubs., : He was a past president of


the Clltheroe .'branch of N.A.L.G.O. and was secretary


of Clltheroe Toe H for several years.


,|,


and a marrle^ daughter. 'A service 'at Moor Lane


Mr. Slater leaves a widow


preceded Interment at West Bradford Methodist Church on Monday. ';


MR. T. S()WEBBUTTS


week of one!of the Langho district’s oldest residents, Mr. Thomas Sowerbutts, of Ivy Cbttage, York. He was 83.


The !death!'occurred last


Good Health! Good THE TWO GO [TOGETHER


: Mr. kowerbutts served In the Fitot World War, being taken prisoner In early 1918.


After] the war, he resumed


his work at , Spring ■ Mill, Langho', until It closed and then worked; for Lancashire County! Council highways department until 111 health forced him to retire In 1938.


He had lived In York all his


life and was a member of Whallei District branch of the British Legion.


Church, conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. H. Townsend,


and step-daughter. A serace In St. Leonard’s


MK F. THOMPSON I


Mr. Francis Thompson, of "Sunnyview,” Bentlea I Road, Glsbum, died a t his home on Monday after a long Illness. He was 77. '


A ileterah of two I wars, | Mr. Thompson served In the


Boer War arid also the First World' 'War.!being decorated with the Mons Medal.:


He had lived in Glsbum for


many years,! and was well- known In the district, having been a signalman on the railways until his retirement.


Edith C. Thompson, a son and daughter. !


I


He (leaves I a widow, Mrs, i


■ Cremation' took place yes­ terday at $klpton.


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The demonstration was M.


TBEASDBE.-r-For, their it»i, last CHATBURN 0 Ul )ING. — Scholars of


Chatbtim School had an out­ ing on Friday to Chester Zoo, Wallasey and New Brighton. They I we re accompanied by their (teachers, the Rev. H. Home: and Mrs. Horne.


iIqW MpOR fo otball—The iBnals of


the five-a-3lde football com­ petition will be played at St. Paul’s Church, Low Moor, to-morrow. ;


the


In the I men’s competition, semi


' finals


between ISearcraft Paul’s B.


i ladies between


Zombies, St. Paul’s A, Veevers and Wesley A will be played. while


final , Is and St.


PREiACBER.-nMr. C. Walras-'


ley, otgahlslng secretary for the N o r th ; Western area of Dr, [Bamardo’s Homes, preached jat St., Paul’s Church on Sunday morning. In the afterrioori, he spoke to Sunday School scholars..


SCOjDTS.--About £19 for


the S?out Troop a t St. Paul’s Church:: was raised a t a^ Jumbl^ sEle on Friday.


FIELD DAY.—Scholars and


teachbrs of Union Street Methodist Sunday School had a field day: on Saturday at Bashall Eaves. After a picnic tea, sporte were organised for the children.


jEnt- MYSTERY TRIP. - The


ladles of 1 a myster week, I with


Black,Horse Hotel, Helllfleld.. i MITTON


Low Moor Club had 'V drive yesterday dinner a t the


COFFEIJ.—A coffee evening


last week a t Wlthglll, home, of Coun. and Mrs. R. WUllara-; son, raised more than £25 for the funds of. Little Mlttoni and Dlstdct W.l. ahd World Refugee! Year.


NEWTON !AEY.—The chapel


annlveijsary and flower services were hrid at the Congregational Chapel on Sunday. The preacher at both! services ,was the Rev., G. Badley,! of Gt: Harwoo^ and the organist Mr. 0. Johnson.


• In ' tke afternoon. the choir sang the anthem “ I will extol .Thee and in the evening “Great Is the Lord."


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BASHALL EAVES 8CH(M)L TBIP.-Soholars of


Basball! Eaves School, accom­ panied jby teachers and parents, travelled by .00^ to Anflileside.


Theylhad a motor laiinph tour


to B ^ e s s ' end after- lunch they TOfed Lancaster, Castle, Anishihg the day at Mbrecainbe.


Thanks 'to • the teachers,- Mrs.


Leeming'and Mrs. Saul were ek- pressWrby Mrs. Chaw on behalf of Chilian and parents,


' HlU,RS’T GREEN . _ . W.1.4Mt3. Gomall presided at


l . .. ! ■ .


,day, iweek. Mrs, Nlckson, of Knowlel Qreen, gave a resume of


the monthly meeting, of the Women's Institute, held yester-


the varied subjects voted upon during :the W.I. general meeting in London.


A Scottish travel film was


given bv Mr. and Mrs. Eccles. The I audience enjoyed an


original entertainment of danc­ ing, sliiging and a satirical TV show. Mrs. Ainsworth' won the competition, A bring-and-buy stall helped to raise funds for the refugee year.


'A..Ecclte, J. Holden, R. Marsden, Duxbury, 0. Snape, G. Holden and A. Snape.


Tea hostesses' were Mesdames


the past year, It was revealed at thei annual meeting of St. Peter’s Guild In the Guild


Hall ioii Wednesday. ; .1 '


Earlier In the day members .


CLUB DAY.-A profit of £662 had been made during


!


of th;e guild, with their bannei:, and accompanied by Hurst I Greenl Brass Band, walked in procession from the village; to St. Peter’s R.C. Church, Stonyhurst, for mass and a Isermon by the Rev. Fr. W. We|)b, S.J.


Among those present were


the Rector of Stonyhurst College, the Rev. Fr. D. Boyle, S.J.. the minister, the Rev. Fr. J. Tranmar, S.J., Fr. Webb a n d 'th e ! parish priest, the


Rev. Pr. M. Mooney, S.J. Arauhements had been set


up on I the village green.


£5(^ from coffee evening


A COFFEE EVENING, with; a j kitchen shower, cake


stall, games and sideshows, was held In the garden of the home of 'Mr. and Mrs, E, N. Banks,; of “ The Coppice,” Chatbiim Road, Clltheroe, on


Wednesday. The event was organised by


Clltheroe and District Boy Scoutsi Association ladles’ committee and raised £50 for Association funds and the fund for, sending a Rover Scout'from Clltheroe to the World Moot In Australia.


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Sports Jotting


I Clitheroe F.Cj.


prepare for n^w season


■pjPROVEMENTS and repairs are going ahead at Shaw


.m a tch :in Lancashire Com­ bination Division I Iji Au^st.


Bridge i^ th a view to having a . much Improved playing surface: ready for the opening


, The da&iage to the' roo!f of the stand, caused by a winter gale,;Is; how being repaired.


At the Shaw Bridge end,


the pitch to the right of the goal has been -levelled, and this will be a decided: Improvement when com­ pleted. | j,'


! :■-. Retuifflng of the goal areas


Is being done and the com­ mittee feel th a t all work'vrtll


g rove beneficial for what 1§


successful season. Tlie flhanclal ‘position does


oped i’wUl prove to be a


not permit any hieavy expenditure, and the volun­ tary, help being given Is greatly! i appreciated. Much more help Is. however, needed.


' Severtl' p l a y e r s have approached the club, and the trial matches should see,some new faces. ,


Procession of witness


A ' PROCESSION of witness of ; j scholars,


teachers,


clergy and parishioners of St. James’s : Church, Clltheroe, walked' ! roundthe town "on Sunday;' for the Day and Sunday iSchool annversary.


The procession’s route was


along Eshton Terrace, West View, Victoria Street, Woone Lane, Hlghfield Road and Brownlow Street to the church. The service was con­ ducted by the Rev. E. Wynne, Vicar of St. Gabriel’s, Black­ burn, and formerly of Chat- burn. ! . : ,


Leyland Parish Church, was the preacher In the morning and the: Rev. G. H. Gaze, Rector ! of Slaidburn, In the evening.;


The Rev. C. A. Powell, of


more than £100 and were for Day and Sunday School funds. ! i '


Collections amounted to


One good turn


A S a gesture of apprecla- tlqn ' for the rate


to CUtheroe Rural District CouncU saying they wish to exempt the | Council from payment for Ihe use of the hall for the collection of rates in May and October.


Doctor now


riONGRATULATIONS to ImIss ^ Jlllj T a y l o r , eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George |Taylor| of “ Raydale,” Chatbum, who has gained the degree of M.B.i Ch.B. at Man­ chester University.


eroe Grammar School and later The Mount School. York, before going to university to read medicine.'


Miss Taylor attended CUth,-


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.55, AUSTIN A.40 CARS:


1958 AUSTIN A95 de-luxe saloo i. Immaculate condition, as new throughout.


1958 MORRIS 1000 2-door saloon; heater; birch grey; one owner; very good coiMlUon.


1958 'WOLSELEY 1500 saloon; beige and maroon; radio; j heater; one owner; good condition.


1958 AUSTIN A.55 de-luxe Aalfton; heater; one owner; ! good condition.


1954 (Nov.) FORD lOcwt. VAN; reconditioned engine; ' !' very good condition.


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PRIMROSE GARAGE Whalley Road


(CLITHEROE)^ L MITED Telephone: CLITHEROE


- Clilheroe 883 (3 lines).


We are appointe d dealers for 's luggage. :And


in a car, otiien No peering) left behlhdr


|yciM«tfi •niAtrA C48U


M M mmw A U S T I N . MAGPIE “ IH CLOTHES WITH A DIFFERENCE” ;at a reasonable price.!


Th^ embody all tliat!' Is GOOD IN STYLE' QUAUTY and


(sole Stockists of the' ' ..celebrated “ D A K S ” a o th e s


sh ir t s b y . I and . ROCHES'iraR , ,' VAN .HEJUSEN tern . ARROW


with Ties, Socks and' Knitwear to suit all tastes. 1


■ M There’s something ‘ ! INEW in HATS & CAPS


' ! , by CPRISTY’S M IW DESIGNS IN' : ,


RAINCOATS by BURBERRY’S ' and other fainOiis makers i .


FRED READ & — HIQdl-GRADE TAILORS


CO„ LTD. ti OUTPITTERS —


9, MARKET PLACE j- Telephohe: dltheroe


- CLITHEROE 58 j


!


SUACKS make a direct appeal to - the well-: dressed irian. .


9?L®?<!®Uent choice oJ two-p iece s u n s , JACKETS &


! dfl)e Clitljem ^D d cm s ic r & f im t s


1 LlghlfnB of Vehicles: I ■ - -I


1 10*11 |p.m. to 4*1» a.mi I fbIDAT, JOliY’ 1st, I960


' VIEWPOINT


1 “ Advertiser and, Times ’ th i s ' w^ek walked a lover Bi Rlbblesdale and i the cburitrmlde in geperal.! He was' very annoyed. iThe


ITijTO the office; of the


reason for his annoyance Is reported on this page.


He had iiist had his anger aroused bv. the amount.of rubblshlleft on the bank of the Rlbble by the Coe. This


beauty I spot, pictured on this.'! page, is ,a, :iavpurlte place with both local people


' and i vl3lt6x8,:; but some, of those who visit' this lovely stretch of river do not care hbw:.-they leave It.


-


Last weell-end, the place was Uttetedlwlth rubbish of all h ln d ^ p ap e r ,,. tins, potato


peellrigi tnfi. remalris of flies-cyen ,:ci6tlririg.' No wonder tha t a' man- who r e s e t s the countryside was sickened and disgusted -rjby what he saw. ^ " ! ; ' ; '


' irf! these days of quick and .easy* transport, hundreds of people flock' into the conittryslde each week-end. I t Is' right that they should for the countryside, Is part of the E n g l i s h m a n ’s heritage, bull It )s.wrong Oiat they should leave that samel countryside' looking like ’a litter bln. ;


,


Farmer^ are on j occasion accused of being unfriendly, towards the townsman. Who


' can blame them when they see 'land ' littered with rubbish, fences broken down


; and I stock Injured by I broken glass and the sharp ! edges; of tins? i;


In Rtoplesdale and'^Bowland we have some'of the finest


countryside: to be [found In England. Clltheronlans need not go far from their homes to enjoy ; amenities for which those living In less fortunate areas [nave to travel many mllM,|


Local people welcome visitors, who [bring benefit to the tradespeople of the town and district* but: they do expect.that those:who seek


relaxation and enjoyment amid! beautiful arid'peaceful surroundings will leave those; surroundings as they I , hope |to find them.


Some local people are perhaps not altogether blameless In this respect, but 'the chief culprits would appear to be among’ ! those _who come from; out of town. :|!


, be hoped'[they !'Will ” 866' that the countryside Is left, tidy and not looking like a race course at the end of a [


' meeting. | '


If they do that, ’ then the day riiay come when a lover bf the countryside will enter the ‘I Advertiser arid Times ” office to iglve news of happier things along the. Rlbble.


TVR. edwArd JACKSCIN, younger son of[ Mr. and Mrs. W. Jackson, of ' 2, Mlltbn


: Avenu^, Clltheroe, recently i qualified In medicine at Man- i Chester University.


He was 'awarded honours in his degree and gained a i distinction In [Surgery,


i In ' I April, i he (won the medical and surgical clinical pflies I at Manchester Royal Infirmary and jin 1957 obtained, the BBc. degree with first class honours In physiotherapy.


Dr. 'Jackson was; educated


at St. (Michael andjSt. John’s R,C. School, Lowergate, and a t Preston Catholic


■es


Heathbr ' Christine ----------- also recently qualified with


!On Monday, he marries Df' “ ■ ■


. — -- -- ; him a t Manchester : ': ' j ' ■ * ' * '


; iThe! cdiiple met when they ; served on the committees of ' the men’s and women’s unions at Manchester University. .


f^NQRATULATIONS to ,Mr. Derek H .: Srencer* of


■ EUwood, College.


Many more' will visit the banks of the Rbble before’ the first chill of autumn Is felt,, arid It is, to


I *


I rnHEBEj I sporf I Boy Mcl i behind,


I


: and the! : gained l l ju l


In! th


1, Katrina] Walker. '9'; hou^l 2, Srlggs, 10 J 2, Diana .'d| 11 yearsii; Dorothy Wl| Handicap: Linda' Sail Jonw.


: Flat, 8 yei


‘ DolUn;' ; 2, j -Valerie Peo|


Walker;’ 2,1 bara Arklea Waterboutel Joan Burtol


Obstacle, I


Saunders; Olive Olarkfl


Skipping :|


Weaver; 2,| bara Arkle; Waterhouse!


iVlvlenne Al| iSaunders; Hilary Brow Elaine Dolll GjadysWall


Elaine DolU • Flat, 8 ye|


(Finder. 11J 2, Barry Nelson. Hal Lean;' 2, ,Sl niompson. I


Nicholas Davies, 9 ams; Jackson. 10| 2, David


man; 2, 'dlij Chapman.' well; 2, Ijh! .Tlttcrlngtoif 'McLean; ailchael Pi Stephen Py|


[3, Steven : Skipping,!


Obstacle, I ChUdKol


Blbble.., the stately Sion. Brig This is t | 6pposlt<|


serene' marred t ^ p e rs .'


! Broken rubbish; tlJ tasteful I ml


i I


' Webb. Ha ; Leah;' 2, Williams.


Flat rs Brook; House. 'Wladdlngton,


Who has gained his B.CD. degree , a t Keblc College, Oxford', and also he Arden Scholarship (Gray’s Inn).


An' old boy of Cllthera


Royal Grammar School, Mr. Spencer gained his B.A. (Law) degree ttt Oxford! and the. Holt Scholarship (([Iray’s Inn)


last ybar. , : :*


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■RIRTHDAY GREmNGS to jiir. i 'Dawsor i Lawson,


lYil, ; ly o- Y Y kj V M ----


, and to Mrs. Margaret Haworth of 62; St. Paul’s Street, Low Moor,' who wlU ;be 84 on Thur^ay.


■formerly of- Grlndleton. and now ( r e s i d i n g [|with; his daughter, Mrs. Bulh Hartley, at SUverdale, ^addlngton, who >111: be 91 bn Sunday:


; [ i!*'


effort ih the; garden at lAshlea,” L ^m b m


Whalley. home of Mr. and E. Ashcroft, on I'Saturday,


raised £85 3s. for the spajstlcs therapy cUnlC.


;j |- There was an afliemooii tea


and a coffee everilrig. a variety of sideshows apd amusements


i and a bring-and-buy sale. ; THIS .WEEK’S


ROAD SAFEffW'jSLCJGAN


Hornby; 2| Diane Cowl Nelson; 2,[ Raynor. 71 son;, 2, Georgina


: BlJUngton; I ard; 3, Jeal


: Obstacle leen Frank 3, phrlstlnd June NelsoiJ Raynor.


-r [Skipping,I kihson; 2i Jacqueline 1


Flat raCi


Price; 2, Compton.


2,: Stephen


Extri m


. THERE ( '


day’s mei slonal Ed,^ Whalley,


This wa


that duq number


teacher [ :Also a i


vision olj fittings theroe


, School. ! installed I


domestic] the art :


Rlbblesda from Sepl


teachj


:pye; 2, Irvj


Barker;.; ,2, John, Tayld Jackson; 2| Dennis hul McLean; '2,1 Sllnger.


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