n 1


Clitheroe Admit •er & Timesl Atigusi S, I960 [


:y j


liloor I ^ e Metho^t I


Church


SUNDAY NEXT (7th-August, 1860) i


Preacher at 10-30 a.m. I 6 p.ni.: The Re)|.


R, C. Broughton, ;B : COMMUNION J at Evening Senlce


L A D ^ ’ CLAS$ at 2 p.m. speaker


Mis. Stringer CIRCUIT


SUMlVffiR RALLY AT GRINDLETON


Saturday, August ^


at 7-0 p.ra. Speaker: '


Rev. Tom Jenkinson


(Preston Centeal Methodist I jChurch)'


Cihalrman: •MR. Jl D. HODGs6n CLITHEROE


CONGREGATION T^tURCH


AL


SUNDAY NEXl '(August 7th, 1960)


PAMHiY WORSHIP 10-30 im. VBNiNO WORSHIP 6-00 p.m.


Preacher:- Rev. Alan Gaunt


Morning worship ^U1 be con­ clude with the Sacrament, of the Lord’s Supper.


living is possible without !alth; and the Neatest chanctere are glrded(by the'most imple fdlth in God and goodness.'^'— HI, E. Fosdick. i


; ^ MANiOR HALL


Milltliome Avende i------------^ ■


•SUNDAY NEXT (August 7th, 1960)


I SUNDAY,klHOOL, 2-lE : Ck^EL SERVICE, 6-3( !


Speaker:


Mr.iP. Johnson (Brierfield)


wed; Prayelr


(NESDAY.Apg. 10 th: & Ministj^


at 7-45 p.in.


Whallejy and ioisitrict Horticultural Society


18i!:h Annual


Flower & Yegetjable Show !


C. 0 ^ E. SCHCOLS 'piALLEYl


^Saturday, August Open at 2-30 pjm


Admission 6d. Special Ladies’ Sections


Schedules from—E. clepham, (Jp-operatlve Offices, l^alley.


I SECRETARIES ICE Dunso p Bridge W.I, B m & B U Y S M £


traiST & BOMINOES October 1st, I960'


accrihcIton FOREIOU and BRITISH BIRO 8 0 0 1 ^


I A OBAND '


Show iof Exotic Birds 'win bo held in


THE SCHliOL ROOMS. W1AUEY SUNDAY NEXT (AUQ. 7th)


S


..If 'r.i


ADULTS 6d.; CHILDRilN p See the colourful birds


arts of the jWorld.


Orod 1-30 to 7-00 p[m. 'AdmlEslon:


3d. from all PRELIMINARY NOpCE


|Downhaih Drama Club I


presents— AUSTk STEELE’S


“Friends and Neighboui’s”


on 28th & 29th Oct. i! 1960


NEWTON INSTITUTE ASPHAtT FLOORS DANCE


PRELIMINARY NOITCE !


ALSO T A R 1 MACADAM PATHS I I AND L i n o T I L IN G


will be held on the following dates;


Aug. 26th, Sept. 10th, October 7th ant 21st, November 4th an^ 18th, Dec. 2nd, 16th and 30th.


Estimates Free No obligation j I'


Consult JAMES BOLTON & Son


eIaNAM OLD WHARF, EANAM; BLA()KBUBN


on all floor problems ' I 'T e l ! ■


Day,' BlakOwatw 42015 Evtninss, Blakewattr 85917


put up with damp unevOT Floojni


j W H EN Y O U CAN H A V E loth


Thought for the Weel:: > , . , . only Ifinp an4, ragged


A Rock’n Roll Record Dance


1 i ' ! I ln;-the i . i


Gomervitive Club ! I Clitheroe


TO NIGHT, FRIDAY 30 ,-T- 11-45 p.m.


Admission 2/6


Don’t forget-Elmington WJ. hAt^dicraft and PRC^DUCE SHOW in the; Memorial Inatltute


To-nibrrow (Sahirday) ' i


To be j opened at 2-30 p.m. ‘ I :


i '


A ^ s s lo n 1/-; Children 6d. i ——— . 'at 7-45 p.m.:


Whi}t|,;& Domino Drive aIdMISSION 2/6d.


(hi'iludlng Refreshments)


1st CU’ItHEROE life BOYS’ ! n TEAM !


When j I shopping in town


To: morrow (Saturday) Yldt the Life Boys’i


COFFEE MORNING from 9 a.m. to 12 noon


I ADMISSION 1/- C&HEROE F.C. TRIAL MATCHES


three trial MATCHES Will be playeA on


AUIgUST 6th, 10th i and 13tli


respectively. ’Klck--oS 7 p.m.


ratremely interesting,, as quite a numbaibf new (trials ) players


will be on view.


g i s b u r n a n d d i s t r i c t y .f .c . V IS IT T O D A L E H EA D ! R ES ER V O IR i


M O N D A Y N E X T . AU G U S T 8th


-prompt.! P U B L I C 'N O T I C E S


Members please assemble ouUde Village Hall, Glsbum, at'6-30 pjn.


COII^XCnON A’l! GATE These I matches should prove


and BEING-AND-BDY STALL in WESLEY SCHOOLROOM


IjlOWNHAM Royal


SHOW SDCCE^SES.-4t the taiicashlie


Blackpobl Jones,


of Greengates,


success! il wiitth springer


Greengate Moparch came { I


first In the limit dog class, first in the I open dog and second in the niivlce, dog. or bitch, class. Gr^engate Ms- tress was reserve in the Junior, dog or bitch, class.


Messrs. H. Martin and Mrs.


Parker, successes


springer nli


3f Top Row, also had with their English spa ilelsj .


In the limit | bitch class,


Lady Be^ss of Top Row came first, the same [dog gaining second 'iplace in the bitch, open, cliss. ■ i


Mr. jMelvjjn: Healey, of


Lower jHall ; Cottage, com­ peting lln the horticultural section, j galnw a first with sweet peas, jand two firsts and a second with dahlias.


Healey, rabbits.


His


father, I Mr. Frank won third prize in the himalaypn class.


WADDINGTON FOR TORIES.j— A coffee


evening at Hodder View, Higher- Hodder, the home of Miss M. R. Lord, has raised £41 fo: the, funds of the Waddlngton branch of Skip- ton Division I Conservative Association. • |


|mytt^ n , ^


stration was given by Miss Bannister, representing a well- known flour Arm, at the meeting of Lltth . Mitton and District Women’s Institute on Wednes­ day.


COORmY—A cookery demon­ Mrs. i:. Williamson, presided


and thanks were expressed by Mrs. B. Simpson.


WhalleyjWJ., gave a report on the N.P.W.I. meeting In London, and arrangements were made for the birthday party, I when Barrow W.r. are to be guests.


Afterwiords, Mrs. A. Rigby, of A comietltion for a fruit cake


was Judged by Miss Bannister and wonlby Mrs. Lancaster (five stars), Mrs. Sandham (four) and Miss Hudson (two)i


members tried their skill at memorising objects on a tray,


Mrs, Ashkorth being the winner. Ui.


Bolt )U-bj;-Bowland TABL^ TOPS.—A .demon­


T H E H IG HW A Y S A C T . 1959


t h e /icQUISITION 1 0 F LA N D (A U TH O R IS A T IO N P R O C ED U R E ) I AC T , 1949-


The LiverDOol-PrestonTLeeds Trunk i I


Road 196 . . .


(Borough of Clitheroo) Comnul- sory Pirchaso (No. ]


) , order. ___


t NOTICE IS HEREBY GiyOT


pxerdse of ^his powers under tne S^emioned*^Acts, t o P ^ pared! a draft comp'tory chasel order entitled TOe


hat th> Minister of Tran^rt in Llverpo( il - Preston - Le^s ^der; m ” which he propoks to


EoadV (Borough of (jumeroej Oompuliory Purchase (No.


)


S ® luthorlslng ^ p u r ­ chase'! (wmpulsorlfy for the pm-


Hoadllil the Parish °tiCUtoeroe ta l the ebunty of Lancaster the


o Coplek of. the draft ord(ir wd • i


f the I relevant P'^S; have to n otS^f^e^CasW^ ^ “ ^ S t


London! W.2. and may be seen- at All reasonable hours. Any I objection to the orter


S .M d should stete the groimds !


Transport hefore the 22nd Aug^. J. W: L. IVIMT,


An Asslstaiit Secretary of the I Ministry of Transport.


21-37i Hereford Road, Londoh, W.2: i


,19th July, 1960. S C H ED U L E


cluding part! of stone wall at rear of St. Mary’s Sunday School and Institute, Clitheroe,. '


In the!Parish of Clitheroe lol


B OWLAN D R U R A L D IS TR IC T C OUNCIL


N O T IC E O F ! C OM P L ET IO N O F a u d i i t ; a n d


j I d e p o s i t o f


a c c o u n t s FO R T H E Y E A R E N p E D 3l8t MARCH, 1960


NbnOE IS HEREBY GIVEN 6 that' the Audit of the Accounts


ant the above-mentioned Council v d oil the Officers thereof lor the 1earleiided the Slst day of March, D960 [was , pompieW ^ by the 1lstrloi Auditor on the 26th July. A960, and that an Abatract of the


ccounts as ! audited has to n Slaced Ion deposit at the Offices of


yds, part garden In­


murti be made In to the Minister oi


..


■no3fl bfi the Improvement ^ th p . ^ ^ n - Leeds Trunk


ands described In the schedule hereto. I


stration I on ’ the use of laminated plastics was given by Mr. LodgS, of; Preston, to members of Bolton-by-Bow- land Vtomen’s Institute on Wednesday.


| . Mrs. ;d. Dlnsdale presided


and thanks were expressed by Mrs. Carmen.


Mrs. R. Heaton.


Mrs,


^The tompetitlon .was for needlework, and winners were Howard and Mrs. W.


of the London was ap; for Boltbi road sat


Dapstlck gave a report N.F.W.I. j meeting in and .Mrs. Dlnsdale


liiolnte-i'representative n-by-Bowland on the


'ety cominittee, : READ


WHISir DRIVE.i-Mrs. W. A.


Sllnger pWas M.Ci. and also gave the refreshments at a whist dnve in tlie Conserva^ tlve club on Monday evenings Winners, 1 Mrs. |B. Rlmmer; 2 Mrs. A. Browitt; cons., Mrs.- G. Pai'ker ami Miss E. Howartti.


t


Speciifl Mrs,


Mrs, Maxwell. Hardman presented


the prlafeiS, SAWLEY W.L- Members j of Sawley


Women’s Institute went "Out and- At out’’ for their July meetlngj, visiting |Browsholme Hall, iY'!'®re ani interesting, ig was spent. After-!


wards, supper was served at; the Red'Pump, Bashall Eaves.


The competition was for “ a


list of articles you would take to a d^ert Island and why,’’- the -winners b«|lng 1 Miss M. C. Robinson; 2 Mrs. Ben­ son; 3 Mrs. Holden.


and le Council at the address below, d will he open lor inspection luring! the usual office hours by


area of the Council. ( DATED this! 6th day of August,


ocal government electors lor the 1960.


L. D. TELFORD. Clerk to the.Council.


Council Offies, 32. Pimlico Road. Clltheijoe.


r, WKWELL


WisWell children, Robert Thomp­ son,! of (31eb House Farm, and Freda |vlnterbottoin, of 5, New RoW, won prizes for painting In the'! children’s section at the Royal l^cashlre Show. ■


ABTlfeTS;-Two 11-year-old


and I Freda was h i^ y commen­ ded.! They both IreceiVed free tickets for 'the show.I,


mibert gained a thh[d prize TIN TOP C b F to EVENING.-A


coffee j evening was held at Oxclose Farm last week, by perinl^slon of Mrl and Mrs. A'. Jackson.


The:'e was a bring and buy I : . I


stall followed by a domino drive. The winners were: 1 Miss K. Moorhouse; 2 Miss F. Moornouse; 3 Mrs. T. Mobr- house] all of Big Todber Farm.


, Consolation, Mrs. C. Seed. Proijee^ go, towards new


hymn Congregational Chapel.


books for Martin Top !


Warrant out for man charged with theft


C* L IT H E R 0 E magistrates. ^ yesterday Jssiied a.warrant; for the arrest of Colin Barnes, aged 30, of MandevlUe .Cres-’ cent, Bradford, who did not respond to his baU.


Barnes ,was charged with


stealing approxlmafely. £55 In Bank of England notes from, the home of Mr. - John Lord, of Moor Lane, Clitheroe, who I Is in business a$ a boot arid; shoe dealer.


When Barnes was arrested j During tile social half-hour, Market reports


GLITHEROE AUCOON MART Wednesday: 7?here was ah


Improved show of 90 attested dairy cattle on offer' to a good attendance of customers.


There was a , fairly; good


selling trade. With the follow­ ing prices. Best young; dairy cows made from £84 to, £105, useful cows from £70 to £82, and other kinds ffom £55 to £68. Best dairy heifers made


from £82 to £103, useful heifers from £70 to £79, and other heifers from £50 to £67.


The Judges, Messrs. R.


Longton, Chipping, and C. B. Lawson, Fenlscowles, made the following awards: Best newly-calved heifer: 1 T. Breaks, Newton; 2 J. Bowen, Whalley. Best newly-(ialved cow: 1 R. Duxbury, Knowle Green; 2 R. F. Berry, Cllth- eroe.


Long walk for a teacher


Liverpool Her Head to Grimsby because he believes everyone should keep active. He was Mr., Francis McNulty, of


he said: 'Tm doing Ihla because I think everyone should keep active as far as possible."


Buccleuch Avenue. ' As he passed through Barnsley


" I have met some very interest­


through .Warrington, Wldncs, Lynun, south of Manchester, over the Pennlnes at VVoodhead ahd through Doncaster. Mr. McNulty was headmaster of


ing people on the Journey so far." Mr. McNulty’s route was


8t. Michael and St. John’s R.C. School, CUtheroe, before Joining the teaching staff In the technical department of St. Alban’s R.C. School, Blackburn. He Is a member of a well-known


Clltheroe Roman CathoUc family and his brother Is Father Joseph McNulty.


A CLITHEH()B man spent his Bank HoUday walking from


The charm of Browsholme Hall is captu^ in this picture showing a view of the interior.


PART OF ROWLAND ESTATE TO BE SOLD Farms, quarry arid former school


NEARLY 1,500 acres of Browsholme Hall Estate, j ancient home of the Parker family, Iwill come under the auctioneer’s hammer on August 26th.


I Browsholme Is known to[ thousands of Lancashire


countrylovers who have vlslteil the picturesque pile. Three tenanted farms, a


. i


43-acre stone quarry;}and a former school will be sold by auction and the 565-acre Hareclough Farm will,go with vacant possession. i


The tenanted farms are


Spire and SeedhlUs (194 acres), Wilson’s (59i i acres) and Bateson’s (71J acr^s). The rest will remain with


Col. Robert Parker, j Messrs. Sandland artd Co.,


of Blackburn, will auction the land in the Station, j Hotel, CUtheroe.


PUBLIC LIFE I Col. Parker Is a well known


figure In the public life- of East Lancashire. He’ is a former High Sheriff of Lanca­ shire, a membe): of a family


that I has a . Lancashlre-York- shlre; history covering six centuries, and the only son of a former High Sheriff of Yorkshire, the late Col. John Parker.


1 A distinguished ex-|sol(ller


^hC| has seen service in many parts of the world—Col. Parker now devotes hlniself to local public life and affairs and I to the supervision. of Browsholme Hall.


'i , I MANY EXHIBI'|:jsl The thousands who | have


visited the hall during recent years have admired the many


exhibits of pottery, tableware, tapestries and portraits' arid


'paintings by, the masters. Including Van Dyck, Lely and


; Sir Joshua Reynolds. I i cdl. Parker was at Dunkirk,


leading his men with dlstlnc- tloni I t was due In no suall meabre to his qualities is a leader and a soldier that the battalion r e a c h e d h,ome almost intact.


; I


I The next time he left Britain it was for a country shaiply In contrast to Frdnce and other places where] he had served—Russia. I t was there that Col. Parker com­ manded 126 Force' Niiirth


Russia. i i


I


! But with the opening of'the. Second Front, he had [re­ turned from Russia to fdrm and train the Yorkshire Paira- chue Brigade.


i


the field by Montgomery.


He was awarded the D.13.0. for gallantry and decorated in Field-Marshal


IFs going to dearler by bus ; Fares up Aug. 13


"DECAUSB/ 'Increased wages ^ and Improved working


conditions toI add £350,000 a year to ‘operating costs, Rlbble Mptcir Services have beUn authorised by the Traffic iCommlssloners to Introduce!higher bus fares.


The new | stage - canlage


fares wlli'come into operation on Saturday] August 13th. The increases 'yfill be as follows:


Town services — Including Carlisle, 1 Kendal, Cleveleys, Fleetwood, 'Wigan, , Chorley, but not ,!r oh local services operated Jointly with Preston Corporation; single fares of 3d. and-'!below


remain


unchanged; ] single fares of 3id. Einti above will ‘ be increased' by 4d.; adult con­ tracts by 6s' 6d. per quarter: children's! contracts a corres­ ponding Increase.


. COUNTRY SERVICES Inter^urban and country


services; Single, fares o f ’4d. and below will' remain un­ changed; i fares of ,4id. and above wfil be Increased by Id.; return fares [a 2d. Increase on the full . range; adult con­ tracts! increased by l3s. a quarter; children’s contracts 6s. ed.' ,a quajrter.' 1


Authority [to I n t r o d u c e I higher fares was granted by


the Traffic Commissioners at


; a public Inquiry at Morecambe •at which Mr. H. Bottomley, .General Manager of Rlbble Motor Services,;gave evidence' that wages jwere now more


I than four times! those of pre- I war and represented 71.5 per cent, of the; company’s costs per mile operated.


On I average, however, the


Incre^ed fa^es would be only 100 per cent, above those of pre-war.'-'' |


The'.&iite on which higher


fares on express services' are to be introduced: has not been decided. ! |


The Week’s Obituarjl


I MR. M. NICHOLLS A former Clitheroe hi


iiessman, ’Mr. Ma ' t th Nlcholls, of 4, Brenn kreet, Clltheroe, died Wedne^ay In hospital, was 78.


Mr. Nlcholls was In bush ess


n Parson Lane as a wheel­ wright in hls earlier years, but later concentrated on springs and motor body build­ ing. At one time he was in. partnership with Mr. | J. Strickland, and’ for many years was secretary of ! the iVheelwrlghts’ Association In this district.


j


! He retired about eight years ago and. the business Is now carried on by hls Son, Mr. E. Nlcholls.


! A native of the Bolton-by- Bowland area, Mr. NlchoUs came to live in Clltheroe about 60 years ago.


He was closely associated


with CUtheroe Parish Church, and was very Interested in the countryside, - spending much bf hls time walking.:


I Mr. and Mrs. Nlcholls cele­ brated "their, golden wedding


six years ago. Mr. Nlcholls is also survived by a son and


a daughter. . ■ '


I The funeral talces place at Clltheroe Ciemetery to-morrow


lifoUowlng a service In the iparlsh Church.'


MRS, A. DOUGLAS


I The death occurred at iLongslght, ' Chatburn Road, IClltheroe, on (Tuesday of Mrs. Anne Douglas, of Milton Road iEast, Joppa', .Dear Edinburgh.


on July 26th he' was‘granted ball. He was not In, courts; yesterday ; when the , case ]' came well down on the list ] ■ and did not answer- to hls | ' name.


^ ' Mrs. Douglas, .'trtdow of MT;


,;'WllUam Douglas, [: of East [Duddingstori,' J o p p a , died jwblie visiting her daughter.


Cremation takes place at ;< Pleaslngtbn to-day. i MR. B. SWIFT, The death; occurred In hos­


pital on ; 'Tuesday of Mr! Bertrand Swift, of 2, The Square, Whalley. He was 76.


A Yorkshlreman, Mr. Swift


had lived |n' Whalley for the greater part] of; hls fife, and before moving to The Sijuare resided in, Church Lane.


At one! time he was


employed lai Whalley Abbey Print 'Works at Barrow, and afterwards: worked, at the Broad Oak Print Works, Accrington', | from where' he retired sbme years ago.


A wldowei Mrs. Swift pre­


deceasing jhjro |a number of years ago,; Mr. Swift, whose death folloy]ed a short Illness, Is survived' by two daughters. Misses Alice] and Doris Swift.


- The Interment Is at Whalley


Parish Church to-day. W . 0. F. SLACK


iHls manjj friends in the


district learned with regret of the! death; [at Newcastle-on- Tyne |on Tuesday of Mr. Oswald F r e d e r i c k Slack, formerly ■ ]6f' York Street, Clltheroe.;]


Mr. ; Slack,-’ who was 80,


moved . to • | Newcastle many years ago. He was a frequent visitor to Cjlltheroe and It Is


'not many weeks since he was renewlUk .old acqualntance- thllps In tlib town.


Mr. iSiacik’s wife was the


late Miss,Molly Hardacre, and at one time he, was In busi­ ness vvlth 'bther members of the family as sweet ma,nu- facturers.


■ Before;, leaving the town he


was an active member of the Conservatlvb Club.


bide t.!! Clltheronlans will


recall; that'Mr! Slack was hivolved ' In a serious car accident !,at Barraclough be­ fore [the ' last vvai: and suffered permanent injuries.' ,


Conlthurst & Grimshaw


O U R N AM E IS YO U R G U A R A N T E E US ED CARS


1956 Z o d ia c '..........................!..............£626 1956 Prefect


1954 Austin A40 .........................£350 1950 8 M 1 5 0 D ' . . . . ................. :..£250 1968 Standard Vanguard ..£200 1947 Wolseley 12 h.p...................£190 1947 Hillman Minx ................. .£175


1956 Galifornlan ................ £475 1966 R()yer " T S ” .......................£625 1965 Minx V I I I


1956 Minx V I I I ........... ...................£325


Coulthurst & Grimshaw S IN G ER MA IN A G EN TS


759, WHALLEY NEW ROAD, T E L : B LAC K B U R N - 48091 .


FArI iERS! IN C TO G K :


New and Second-hand Ha Machines.


....................................£409 I Milking Maohinto and Span ................. £376


Dairy Eauipment. Eleetrip and Glipplng Machines.


1 Sheep Dips. I.().l. Products. I Baler Twine, I


! LINDLE GISB


. Depots; Clltherpe and Haslingden i Auction Marts.


, Everything for the Farmtr


Y PATE URN


T e l 251.


AUTTE recently a housewife In .Staffordshire bought a


’washing machine from a door to dpor salesman. She asked the salesman to fit her a plug to the flex on the washing machine but he replied. Oh ho,-that was a Job for her— any child could do it, so when her daughter came home from school she asked her to fix it.


The daughter- had been


taught about electricity and 'knew that the red flex should be attached to the live terminal, the black to neutral and the green to earth.


She fixed the red to the live


and the green to eartli biit she was a bit flummoxed


'when she found that the third flex was not coloured black. However, as, there was only one terminal Iqft, she fixed that to. the neutral .


ON HER BACK ; Her mother then turned (in


the washing machine,, took hold of the lid, and ended up on her back at the other end of the kitchen.


A young chap In Kent


recently bought a i6 milli­ metre fllm projector. He also fixed the three flexes to tlie three terminals of the plug, red to live, green to earth and the other coloqr to neutral, j


He Swltohed on but It


wouldn’t work, so'he started crawling round it on hls hands and 'knees prodding ’ it here and there to see If he could make It start. Nothliig happened until-the back pf hls hand touched a hot water pipe while his right ihatid prodded the works. Then .he collected quite a nasty shock.


CONTINENTAL MAKE | By British standards, these


people had made the rlg(i.t c o n n e c t i o n s , but un!- fortunately,


t h e , appliances


they had bought didn’t happen to be British. They were Continental makes; aiid oh the Continent they have different colours for con­ nection to the different terminals. ■ '


, ] ; Similar Instances to those


quoted are happeningTaally all over the country, and are on the increase what with the ^ropean Common Mukbt 'and. reductions on Import duties Into this country. It might happen to you!


I So it Is not enough now to know how to connect a, three core flex to a three phi plug according to British standards.. If .it happens, that you’ve bought/a Continental make of appliance, you are


;]


GREEN FOR DANGER TCK) floo:


equally likely shock and, if y on a wet could be fatal,


to get a lu are sta: ir that


FAR WISER I t is far wiser to get an


electrical contractor to a itaoh the plug t(| , your new appliance for you, unlesi' you are quite certain it is of British make. | If It Is, and you know the British standard colours for earth, neutral and live, you should be all : right] but If you are In any doubt go to a reputable [electrical con-] tractor, and ntit to a Bandy (Andy round tlie comer wh() probably doesn’t know any more abbut the Continental colours of flexep than you do.


The National Inspection Council for Electrical Iiistal- latioh Contracting issues a Roll of Approved' Electrical Contractors who 'have tary undertaken that work Shall cdmply to wiring; regulations of Institution of lElec Engineers which lay “ the minimum requto necessary to , ensure from -fire and' shock,” these contractors are ted periodically by .lnspe' of the National Inspe Council to see that they tain the standard, and to them up to date. These contractors


vilun- thelr the


the


i t r l :eme:


cal


lown nts


sjafetj* and


Inkpec-i ctors


ctlori


main- keep


jknow their Job] and theji proud t<) work !to the standards. You can tell by the red emblem with


and white lettering they play, or you can see a co the Roll of Approved tractors at ' ;any S' Centre of your Elec Board.


Really are


pjroper thein jlack dlSr


ay of Con-


ervlce :t:lclty


Certificate was out of dap


.■pXILIGWING an accldest In Aprrlnerfnn Pnnrf TOh illev.


a motorist was unable


Accrington Road, Whilley, ,ble ]to pro-


ducie his certlfl(;ate of lisur- ancO when asked to do no by the hoUce. Later, at Black- bum Police Station, he pro­ duced a certlficaite whlcl was more than a week out of date.


e^ e yesterday ] when motorist, Harry 'Parker, _ 56, of Hosier Street, B ack bum, was fined ^10 for using an uninsured motor car.


I In a statement jto the police,


Parker was alleged to, have said he thought the Insuiance


agent would have been arjund


Tor. the money and he over­ looked -the matter because of the accident,


’ This was disclosed at C Uth- the


aged CIS ROA


Prudence is 'v^ry wise. Wh^n she offers you advice—take


held Ington


their 1! and p: Memor! It.wH


Eccles, Bridge


HORTICULTURAL AND H iW B C R A F T S S H bW SATURDAY, 3rd SEPTEIviffiW


NEW CLASSES • VALUABLE "IrROPmES INCREASED,CASH PRIZES


SCHEDULES AlCAlMIBliE from the Free; Library, an? member of the Committee, or the Secretary, S. R. Greerf, 2, Meadowslde, Grlndleton.


Entries Close August 2?th, 1960


m FRANK PEArIsON Member of Parliament for Clltheroe Cojnstltuency


Will pleased to see Constiituents and dlKuss their problems with them on Saturday,. 13th August, 19*50


at THE CONSERVATIVE CLUB, \!fHALLEY between 10-30 and 11 a.m.


Show at


last vireek, Wr. G. was


his English spanleli- Greengate


Mo n a i c h ^ d Greengate Mistress


I ‘ I


BESIDE BROWSHOLME-HALL OF TREASURES i r 'T i


■:14 mmm -


'M ' ? *


a r I ®l)e CUtOiroB ic i (arniBROE) sports & social club FIELD D AY ' / TO BE (HELD !


Saturday, |3th August, 1960 CbMMBNCING 2-OO p.m.


^ e for non-members wll be Sixpence. The programme will Include Children’s Roundabout, Side shows and Pony Rides. If wet, alternative entertainment in the marquee


REFRESHMENT


Factory (Entrance from Brungerley Park footpath) — CIO Bus Market Place, to Black Horse Hotel. Admission.


The event will be held In the field adjoining the ICI the Increase


1 hews that ci)me Is on will be


r^eelvedjwlth disquiet by all [ns, those well as


law abiding citizen in CUthefoe asL elsewhere.


This Is an Indication of the level ;t</ which i certain section I of the jeople of this country h iS ' .sunk. Many of their acts of •violence] and destruction


CLITHEROE CASTLE FETE-IWO'


! are committed without the 'slightest] excuse; (hey do it Just for] the thrill It gives them. I p s t of t l e culprits


are young people


Their beliaviour Is not that ' of boisterous yputis, but of embryo kangsters svho think they can flout tl|e law at


will.


Stern . m e a s u r e s courts qnd full s the public of thos trying tjj do a d will go] a long reducing the pri Incidence of crlir the end It will not


■by the


jipport by who are


difficult Job way to. mt high


e, but in be solved


until the cause Is treated.


Much of the present unrest stems from the easy going nttlt'ude adopted by many parents. Many aie content


. to leave to the teachers responsibilities which they I themselves should .shoulder.


I there Is no lot ger any virtue in honest ;()11. The


The last few years have also seen a vast Increise in the “ have It now and pay Tater” outlook. It seems


best way to make money would appear to 'be to win It on a! television quiz programme, on-l pools7-or. If that ' stealing [It.


football fails—by


Work and respons the community arfe things (oibe com some people In when cr on the Increase,


So long . prevails,


(DNGRAjrULATIO] IS to Mr. ^ TnVin R; Tlnda.1, second and Mrs. 0. Tindall, Louse, CUtneroe, who :egree of


continue John


son of Mr. of Bank


h- Tas gained the B.V.M. anb S. at


(Dick) Edlnburghi Mr. Tlnilall, who


nasty


Hiding shock


' Surgeons.- He has


;he Royal College,


23, now


becomes k membe r'l of the Royal College


of Veterinary xic iioo played hockey for


Scotland and learned'hockey while at Magdalen College


School, Oxford, uider the tuition of Mr. P. Swann, a former master at Clitheroe Royal Gri mmar School.


! Mr. T ndallis father ' Is manager I ;of .the Clltheroe branch of i Margins Hank, Ltd.


■ i ] *■ ' *


■RIRTHDiY greetin:!S to Mrs. Normtogton,. of 103, Beech


Mount, Wkddlngton, who will be 83 next Friday. .


- * ' f * TIMMy' CLITHERDE will be


^ amopg the artistes taking part in t(ie Wprker'^s Playtime; B.B.C. radio prograiune from a factory[ln Bury next Thurs­


day* ' i


!- ■ ■* *


i A BOUT 600 holidaymakers, In- clkdlng some old ige :penslon- ers, arid Mdentk of Bedcar will • be in ■'the [pier BaUroim on .Tiies^


day to Join In onej of the BUI Soott-Coomber’s poputo "All To- ptogrammes,


gether " p It should [be a real


ence, for Yorkshire reputation]


raoalgPlng tainment.


are'the Middlesbrough ApoUo Male Voice Choir, oonductei by Gwyn Morris and the Harw Hayward Quintet, who wlU also do a solo spot. AI italcnted :'oung local soprano’ Eleanor Hands get^ a return date ■ with BUI Scott- Cooml>er;l 'for her last radio appearance was In hls talent- encouraguig series “Aim at ;the TDp;" frok, the B.B.CJ’8 Playhouse Theatre, Manchester, Mr. scott-CXxnnbcr’s home Is, of course, a^Pendleton,


Taking


MR- H* HITT, the former ■"■•■London healei] and |hls helpers . I are to gl’'e another demonstration on spiritual heaUng | and clalrroyancm to


Clltheroe Consenktlve Club next Saturday.


At Mr. Hitt’s iMt visit! to ,


June thkre were no] immediate cures, but miany people who were treated sal(( they folt


. mucli Itnproved, team! FOR TO-MORROW


-RlbblPsdale W .-k Scott, K.


Weaver,] K. Eccles, K. Proeter, M. Wasnbrook, M. Dennett, J. Cook,,'j.| Woodworth, L. Dixon, J. Fumell, Warren


Pr(


this most; resorts


for offer! for,Ml the famUy, froi


lamlly audl hortherly of high


from , sport to ehter- , ____ part In the piogra^e


something 1 bathing to


then so will crime to flourish.


as this


ifblllty to the last


isidered by days


me is ranlfiant and outlook


3-\vJ


who wa Offside' yesterdd


knocked Thk


Long;


with(jut| endorse! Inspi


mother, walking the rlghtl Castle jw| 'the bto car, whl(j Moor Lki of Whalll corner: Jif collided ,1 knocked | her praij there wa or] to] baby, He


add oh tkhlcl


standihg was']boa| wall,!


He all!


occurre!d| veloped speed, fi to take'


at the Street ai


. linVk’,


, Warren'i| what'Ha


owned Gregory, Whalley, and trophy tural SI tvasjbesi Agrlcult]


Her SI


was seci Show a: shire S


There


winners Area,at


Iri th


Mrs. A, burn, w class fc exceed! children!


CM3.\


successcj wtonlngl


bred T. Whll Clltherol any age Dukdalej prizes fI lohk two Ion!


Mrs. won


while of Whal novice


ewl


Shoj Mta


awl Ihl


Mr. anil Sabdeh,! Both' h i


ment a loom I


^ipdEtlKiBt & liinefi F R ID A Y . A U G U S T 6:h, 1960


Llghtl IS of Vehidles: 9-28 D.m. to 6-06 ja.m.


THI


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