By R4NDAL eOE molition lempty loon^, drob '"the


be i something ht as [ picked Jllen inasonry Jblsh.


)) sujriound^ (ng - broken


plvlllsar-


|up oh a plot yo'i battered [lay: b' little were


cn,,j had ! wete


Id ed


looking folight now and


plure bf Guy


burned several ndered had


femovlng.” | am; pln-


PaHlament merely' the;


jhes cf wall ping! among aething to; Whejn they: zabe effect; I'dance hall.!


|iple are atiu I irek andv


old me she Isame house


One old


of ail were pieces' of I bright out of


*6ken plcturei fws p a p e r s [wlU.iage. I


Is ® i


the ^:tlioubht of I l e a f f Another lacljf, who | also h Z


^ hated on h e r twn ;blurted out that


kltehen nobds when It rains After; tiilmb 'a few more


minutes, hoover, she wksn’t so convlnclM,


.1 ! must be


similar projects , In ' thk rauntry, bibbably smaller than; most, and the Town


right t f ln k ] ib y ' ' ; r em f f i people from|the,se houses Into


Council li certainly doing!the


more pl^easant and clean surroundfngk


. ; I ,wui admit ,that I was


stooping in exploring l then l| ha'fe


To ttian ?


relieved to reach the bright sunlight cf the main.road and lose myself W the hustle and bustle of ffifi, town, after 'n back alleys,


edging do


..Jbr archways and filthy yards,, but never lived hbre


haditbjmove to some charac-­ terless Coi n lilUl house, and for those still sticking it out, yards ahd stioets have special and


3people! Who hW


„.,uoo own otfcklng I significance


and brough families.


generation they are


No! I w(


manage to all.


houses, but homes, house Witt, sometimes,


the memories.


Many of thbih were born iri these hous 's, grew up, married


’'"""'^''^^up their own


dnder the older feel regret. To!us


old uhhyglenlc


.J, tp them they are Gne might move very little effort;


, 3ne can pever quite move a home at


Whallejy Jj^ad, .Clltheroe ;e so many other


„„„ ------ : at :l the anhual meeting of Clltheroe (^n- 1 servatlve Club on Monday Reference was madej by the


A use support the was made


the club and club politically,


evening.;’ ' ' 1


worth, to the d£ ath last pear of Mr. Richard Fort, M.Phfor Clltheroe.


chalrmah, Mr, 1. C. South-


Aid. J. H. Satterthwalte was re-eleCted president, I Mr.


j, c. Southworth chhlrinan and Mr. H, Bit ckbum vice- chairman. j ;


I


agam be, carried out bylMr. F. H. (Morris, while; joint treasurers are Mr.i C. G. and Mr.l J. Hoyle., Cbun Roblnsoh Is auditor,


Messrs. J: Don^ghan kni H. Waterworth were elected to •the committee, j


Women’s Quild


fpHERE w w a large alttend- ance !at the; aniiual


meeting on Tuesday of |the Women’s Cp-operatlve Gufid. ' After the ; yeprly reports


and balance! sheet, officers were elected as follows; I President, Mrs] E. Wilson;


vice-president, Mrs. E. Hal­ lows; ■ secretary; Mrs. Pollard; treasurer, Mrs.


Allen; committee memt Mrs. Hornby^ M: and Miss C


iham. ■ D. Walker Secretarial dudes will once


Roe T.


PLEA for all members to to


S u p p o r t y p u r c I u b - T i o r i e s


Council recommend ‘Canals’ plan H


« S * T h e ^ a S ? ’


Abbey had their fish imnds] There is a nro- c a n a y ,8 field just across the


*1*® monks of


-fbbey and bounded by Station ROad, and the e& ting houses hi


Council, meeting on Monday, agreed! that part of this area of 14i acres might be used for housing purposes. They are recommending this course to the., County Planning and


Development , Committee, but they refuse to recpihmend the remaning portion because this isjneeded for the adjoin­ ing village school.


The jscheme was, however,


recommended for approval subject to certain stringent conditions.


by Mr. A. Procter, is not without opposition. Mr. R, Makin,| of Sands Cottage, a lovely old world house next to the slt^, has sent the CoUncU


greatef net density than 10 peracre. But the application, made


wMch among


a copy o f a petitlon.of protest he Is ,<|li;cularlslng l(j)cal householders.


N Further consideration i has


been gWen to thq application by Mr| A. Procter ■ for the erection of a bungalow at the comer I of Station Road and


oommEr


protecting adlolnlng property and others th a t : ensure that no houses are erected at a


■rhes^ Include provisions Clltheroe Rural District


Abbey Road. Whalley, and tM D i v i s i o n a l Planning Officer reported on this, i t was decided to leave this until the development of the' area has been settled. ,


in , Chatburn. Hurst Green and Whalley who are in arrears with rent are to receive notice to quit.


„ Houses In Princess Street. Whalley, are to be, numbered


In Woodfleld View are to be numbered 2 to 28.


f 2 to 6, while those


Rock Brow would have to be erected.


.


request from Mr. R. Parrish to buy land at Barrow, fbr which refusal of planning permission has been given to develop the site for a bunga­ low and smallholding.


The Council received a


fused because the land was reserved for extensions to Barrow C o n g r e g a t l o h a l , School. The purchase notice


Permission had been re­


enclosed by Mt. Parrish Is to be referred to Lancashire Couni;y Council. The Rural Council had refused per­ mission to develop because it was the County Council .who had reserved the ground.


Queen thanks R.D.G. for “Best


wishes ’^ message DEFERENCE to a telegram of congratulations seUt to


her Majesty the Queen was made, at the monthly meeting of Clltheroe Rural District Counciron Monday.


Ireallyiworth 1 :. ; j . pcKsion which | ' ’


'!’ '■ '!'•. V :


: ' ' ; ! I


puble tax relief I ad and wife. I


U !■ crest up to £ 1 5


JdinaGj Department ;iNC»M£TAX— bandakd ; ;


Entitled to this 1 '


B ' ' ' I O in all. , ; ’ !AC(l|buNT TODAY AT tl


ITEE SA^ IBANIC Street Clilliii|<


NGS oe 1 \ ; ■' . Anlentlrely


NEW and brilliantly' VERS/piLE i^nge


Fiill detdiis an d Demonstrations


0F|Tdir GOODS 0 PaSStlioER vehioles p om . .


DU'(tKWibRTH !!e Garage ■


CuraiROE. ' Telephone: j Gisbuni 255


Von capacity 210 cu. ft.


Rushtqn, said the Council had received a reply saying that the Queen and the Duke of; Edinburgh “ sincerely thank the chairman and memberis of Clltheroe R.D.C. for the


The Clerk, Mr. , T. P.


kind message and' con­ gratulations on the birth of tbelr son.”


and good wishes were also sent by the Town Clerk of Clltheroe (Mr. R. B Snowden) in the name of’ the Mayor, Coun. Mr. L. Bbwland Rural Dls cll.


Messages of congratulation Ladies’ effort


Clltheroe Golf Club at a jumble sale in the Conserva­ tive Club on Saturday.


A BOUT £30 was raised for the ladles’ section of


Wneatlw underground. Other­ wise, Coun. J. Atrey pointed out, four ^ s te on


requested to take' the tele- ^ o n e line at Thomley-wlth-


The G.P.O. are to be Tenante ‘of Council houses


BEAM!


ciate the laughter and the applause, they had a greater satisfaction In kno|wing that the pahtomlme was helping to; bring even more joy to others. | For the production, given on Friday and Saturday,


target af £50'0, but at the end of the Friday evening perfonHance Mr. Jljnmy Fell, who wrpte, devised] and pro­ duced the pantomime as well as taklhg part, whs able to announce that this figilre had been pajssed,


.


Mr. Fell also sti.ted thit, thanks j to gifts, the panto­


mime had cdst only £310s. to produce'. The Mayor and Mayoress of


Clltheroe,’ Coun!" J. I Entwlstle and Mrs. Entwlstle, > were omong the guests bn Friday evening


leads with Donald WaUls'and WllUamt E. Lancaster, a team which [kept the audience highly amused.


! iKathljeen Gr e g o ry ' was


excellent as Dick Whitting­ ton, wMe Pat Warelng was charming as Alice.


Leading parts were | also


taken by Fred Bullock, David Servlce,| Cha ri .eh Hlndle, Anthony Hlndle, peter de


Laurier, Ian S. Fell,


Mrs.


Imprest; islands.


Claire Haslam and


Marjorie Fell [ was ve as the voice of the


Special vocal Interludes


were glifen by the wfell known tenor, Mr. Harry Slijira. i


Speciality dances by Sandra


Fuller and Jeanett^ Dobson also added to the success of a colouriul show. |


!tHE CHORDS Memb'ers of, the chorus


Sephtori, J, Whlpp, Is. Stone, S. Puller, J. Dobson, j. Wilson, A. McVle,' M. GobaU, N. Robertson, D. Cbgglns, A,


Coggins', M. Eddleston, S.


were: the Misses B.lstanden, P. Ormerod, S. Davies, L. Birtwistle, A. Blrtitlstle, R.


Mr. Fell shared the comedy


beams and spotUghts. are conducting tests like the one P


_ .. .


in Clltheroe last night week, Mr. 3, C. CowgM, mahaelng IJ


Ughts are j^ te d . . Ipwe than bad manners,' iiicorrectly nipped lights can be a real menace at night. Are yon sure those on yoni car do hot [blind approaching motorists?


beside his car with Kay, of Accrington, while the


THEW. OUT OF


, ' ■ ’ ! . [ ' ,. .£4!09 from members’ efforts THE RED ! ! ■


[POR the first time Ribblesdale Wanderers Cricket Club were [ holding their annual meeting with the knowledge that they


were free from debtj it was revikled at the,annual meeting in the King Lane iHall on Friday evehiiig by the obainnan, Mr. B. S Hudson. ' : ' , ,


![ | Two years ago the club owed


■ had been cleared as. well as the showed a profit of £25.


. The statement of accounts actually showed a loss on the year of £20 [ 13s, 2d., but slncq the. statement was made up on’ December 31st, '1959, this loss had been recovered and the club, also had 'a little money in hand) said Mr. [Hudson. ,


| : Members’ efforts during thi


year ‘had !raised £409 Os. lid. ; As there would be an unavold-!


able increase in expenditure this year. It was agreed to raise full members': subscriptions from 17s. 6(L. to £1, bowling subscriptions


from 15s: to 17s. 6d. and field subscriptions from 1(^ to 12s. 6d.


Malone,! s . Fel},'. M. Barker' and R. [Gregory; and Messrs. W. Poole and R. Smithson.


The musical director was


16-year-old Philip | Dobson, and other members of the orchestra were Mr. L. Cow- burn (violin), Mr, E. A. Lymn


(clarinet and saxophope) and Mr.j M. Robihsonj (drums). The Costumes and scenery


were excellent and added t h e ! finishing touches !• to ( an' entertaining production.


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properties had been by courtesy of Calderstones Hospital Management Com­ mittee, [who had also, lent some of the dresses and costumes. Others had been provide^ by the artistes land


St. Nicholas Players, |Sabden. Behind the scenes Wrk was


done by; Stage manager: Mr. R. Punfleld; assistant: Mr. G. Kerkham. ■


Mr. A. [Herd, Mr. T?. Hickey and Mri B. Rhodes., j


Lighting and amplification; [


’ I I :


Mrs. E.! M. Hutton .and Mrs. P. W. Kershaw.


Continuity:


Parrish. Property mistress:


Mr. J. Cliff.


TT^ee sisfers attend the r ! bride , !


'!


Church,[ S t o n y h u r s t , on Saturday for the wefldlng of Mr. William Bolton, of Loud Bridge, jChlpplqg, son of the late Mr. and Mrs, William Bolton, I and Miss Mary Teresa Slater, * daughter ' of Mr. and Mrs. William Slater, of Manor House Farm! Dutton.


the bride wore' a . gown I of white nylon lace,'- her veil being s [ u rmo u n t e d by a coronet of pearls, and carried a bouqi|et of red and pink roses with pink and white hyacinth tips. .


away 'by her father, In- attendance were ' her


three sisters, the Misses Joan, Anne and Barbara! Slater. Two of the bridesmaids wore dresses Of blue figured nylon brocade and the other attend­


ant wore- a dress of pink nylon bijocade.


i ;


Mr. James Bolton, was best man. the' groomsmeh being


The prldegroom’s brother,


MUPTIAL MASS was cele- brated at St. Peter’s R.C.


Taylor. Front i of, house manager:


M i s s Jean Mrs. A. »


Makejup; Supervised ; by [


at Waterloo sermons


(The Rev. B. J. Woodward; of Accrington, was' the preacher! at the choir sermons


colm Fletcher sang "My Heart Ever Faithful” (Bach) aiid Miss; J.| CowperthwaltC s p g " 0[ Worship the King.” (


at Waterloo Methodist Church Clltheroe. on Sunday. [In the morning Mr. Mal­


JThe choir Contributed “Ah E v e n i n g Pastorale” and “Lead Kindly Light” to the evening [ service, and Mr. Fletcher! sang; “ Angels, Ever Bright and Fair” (Handel). '


master ahd Mr. A. Jones organist. ['


:Mr. R.i Wrlgley was choir­ .’ . '


| ;On Sat^day evening, choir


members[ and friends Had a social evening.


i


ji)URING 1959 the Post Office i converted 105 manual tele­


phone exchanges to automatic working, [ :


|


The ! scenery and stage provided-


scenery


; Commenting on the annuk report, Mr. Hudson said he felt' that the';tinie would come when; footeall was, played In summef, aha' this! would hit cricket very hard indeed. He thought the. days of theibig professionals in: cricket were .gradually declining, i


Chairman', paid tribute I to those who had .worked hard' to keep the -bowling green in good condi­


| . i Some I members felt that


practices [were not taken; seriously enough, end this is to be dis^ cussed immediately -before the beginning of the season'.


; Suggestions for honorary meml


bership were made, and It was left ’ to the- committee to deal with these. ;


PRESIDENT AGAIN 'Mr. jJ Hiackburn is again


presidentjof the;club. '&e vicei presidents were [re-elected en Koa’ ■ i ;


' ! i l t was [ decided to appoint a


vice-chairman, who wUi auto­ matically 1 bMome chairman liio.


[ : Mr. Hudson, who was re-elected'


tion. , It ' was now a first class' green.


£140, and since then the debts cost of: the bar, which last season


! ■


following year. Mr. F, L. Hudson was appointed.


Mr, C. R. King, who took over


from. Mr. G. Speak as seiPe’tary last summer, will continue to this office, and Mr. J. Brooks will again be hon. treasurer.


Mr. K. Bccles replaced Mr. J.


Stlrzaker as assistant treasurer. ‘ The committee comprises Ooun.


J. Entwlstle, and Messrs. K.- Proctor, M. Washbrook, H. Tm^ ner, [K .Holden, K. E. tVeaver, A. Musgrove, N. TVaterworth, L. Dixon, I, Johnson, J. Cook T- Price [and R. I Scott.


' ’ i ' Tlie bowling committee menj- -i


;bers[ are to meet sepa^ely to elect their own secretary and committee.


’ Suggestions, for,,<xipl®iiB, mere [made, and Uie appointment of [these .was left to the match com- [mittee, which comprises Messrs |B. S. Hudson, F. L.'Hudan, E, (Weaver, J. B^ooks^ A EcclOs, N.'' [Waterwor.h and A. Dixon


Honeymoon in Canary Islands


i, GECOND ■ daughter of Mr.


jof Netley Abbey, Hampshire. ' . I The bridegroom is employed


^ Frank Shields, Lancashire County Council Divisional Highways Surveyor, and Mrs. [Shields, of The White House, Whalley, Miss Ann i Julia [Shields, was married at St Maryfs and All Saints Parish Church, Whalley, on Friday to Mr. Bernard Henry Bourke, younger son of. Mrs. B. Bourke,


by Sh’ell^ex Ltd.. Middles­ brough, and the bride is a iformer catering advisor to a Nottingham firm.


jthe bride wore a gown of [heavy Duchess iatln with a


Given away by her father,


pearl-embroidered yoke ■ and ,a full skirt falling into a short train. Her short cir­ cular! veil was secured by a pearl and diamante headdress and she carried a bouquet of |Uy-of-the-valley. '


( Her bridesmaid was Miss Ann (Elizabeth Dellow, who (vore ] a bell-shaped 'sgown of satin brocade and carried a bouquet of freesla.


! Best nian was Mr. Peter Hall and the groomsmen Messrs. Sandy McKenzle-


Which the Vicar, the Rev. H. C. Snape, officiated, a reception was held at the Moorcock Inn, Waddlngton.


!, Folloivlng the ceremony, at


for a honeymoon In the Canary Islands, the bride travelling in a winter white suit and hat with a hip- length Indian lamb coat.


[ Mr. and Mrs. Bourke are to reside at Greencote, Skelton- in-Cleveland, Yorkshire.


THESE BUS DRIVERS TAKE SAFETY ROAD


cates of merit at a dlnriei driving awards and certifi- ' p


[HRIVERS and conductors o/ Rlbble! Motor Services, Ltd. .:


were nresented with . sisafe drivimr — .


afe '* . oports and Social Club. ' * — -------------------


“‘‘u u iiuc by,


aftd dance onrt ati m .e the Sun Inn, in the Clltheroe Depot


Smlth, John Pearl and. Arthur Bush. ■


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Are you tired lof whitewashing: i your stomach! with, chemical mixtures, powders i and; tablets? They can never cure chronic stomach;troubles. We said this 30. years ago and we repeat lit to-day. i TpE ONLY WAY XS THE HlffiBAL WtAY. D^arld those reliefs and go all '


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T'T wasj'fun.tlme Ih Whalley ■^ lat the week-end; when villagers presented the comic pahtomrae, “Dick Whitting­ ton ahd his Cat.” at tl(e Calderstones Hospital


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