The Clilhcroti Advcrlhcr & JDERS


infirm. The Police t° ° b a re ,ls,. of tlic service anti the ■ man and woman in the iviv avail


nn'.arj.


No charge is made, as free and purely


themselves of


nil o'W u moicr cycle, and feel th a t


.... unfortunate person then ... to YES. Area Organiser G Padeett. 26. Pink Street, p. ' -you' Blackburn, or to


•a count v H.Q.. 2. Liverpool i,V Hold Heath, nr. Widnes. further information and cn-


:n', n: forms.


WARNING TO


tlOTORISTS


N Autumn warning for motorists has been issued the Automobile Association.


. re are uvo hazards to look dead leaves on the road,


1 smoke from bonfires,


tailing leaves look beautiful a t s time or the year, it is stated, especinllv when wet. make t! surfaces treacherous.


■he road itself may be dry but d leaves retain moisture


eh longer, and absorb damp- s from the night air.


'would1'like' to help to save t;ive a helping hand to a


tEljc Clttfjcroe


JettiUcutisfcr & © m e s s FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1963


LOCAL NEWS


MM-IREE members of the Divi- J sional Education Executive


'(No. 5) were appointed to s i t on a committee to select a successor to Miss J. Charlton, head mis­ tres s of Clitheroe Grammar School for Girls, who leaves a t Christmas a t a meeting held a t Whallcv on Tuesday. Miss Charlton was thanked by


th e chairman. Mr. T. H. Seed for her work a t the school, and offered best wishes fo r the future.


been awarded the Diploma in Public Health by the University


Dll. L. P. GRIME, of Bank field House. Clitheroe. has


of London. Dr. Grime, a ss is tan t Medical


Mr. .Lindsay Grime. *


* A NOTHER £5 has been raised


A \ - for the Freedom from Hunger Campaign by the Clithe­ roe Youth Action Group. The monev was raised by members an d friends a t a coffee evening a t the home of Mr. an d Mrs. T. Parkinson, of Moorland Crescent, Clithcroe. Th e group's aim is to raise


£50 for the Campaign. *


* A NATIVE of Clitheroe. Mr. J. D. Smithies, aged 39. ilUJUKI) VERCOAT


t not bulky, it provides :i- to a season that is lianee from day to day.


d sec our fine selection


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10P FOR MEN CLITHEROE


deputy Engineer and Surveyor to Bedworth Urban Council, W a r w i c k s h i r e has been appointed Engineer and Surveyor to Wirrnl Urban District Council.


Cheshire. Mr. Smithies began his profes­


sional career with Bury Corpora­ tion. and la te r served with Clitheroe. Wilmslow. Brcdbury and Romilcy local authorities.


A COFFEE evening hbld a t | Avenue.' Clitheroe, yesterday


the home of Councillor and Mrs Ravmond Grice in Mayfield


‘ week raised £12. More th an BO people attended


th e event, which was held to coincide with the National Old Age Pensioners' Week. Included ill the event were a bring an d buy stall, a bottle


stall, and a lucky dip. *


*


' Clitheroc Magistrates in the '.Mavor’s Parlour on Monday. L a d v D. Worslcy-Taylor, of Townlicad near Clitheroc. was re-appointed chairman of the


magistrates. Deputv chairman rc-appomted .


•were: Col. R. G. Parker, Alder­ m an F. Bcntliam, Miss E. R. G a rn e t t and Alderman J. W. D. Criiclilev.


been appointed collector of rates and ren ts to Clitberoc Rural Council. He will take up his


Mr . f . IT. HEYS. of Peel Park


duties in December. *


where he instructed Nigerians in the making of ulcer-liealing clogs for leprosy sufferers, to about 100 peopple In Trinity


M


school recently. The event was organised by


the Church Fellowship and £10 was raised for the British Empire Leprosy Relief Associa­


tion.


for tile Association. *


Mr. Turner lias now raised £00 *


. , MR. B. ROBINSON., of Rath- • mell was re-elected chair­


man and Mr. E. Lister, of Rath-, mell. secretary and treasurer .at th e annual meeting of Bowland District Billiards League a t Rathmell la st n ig h t week. I t was decided to c a n y on the


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was presented in the CUtheroc Congregational School on Tues­ day evening on behalf of the Clitheroe branch of the Old Age Pensioners' Association. The chairman, Mr. Fred Holt


s tar ted th e proceedings by Mro- ilucing the compere, Mr. Sidney


Whiteside. Youngest artiste was 12-V™l'S-


old Jackie Wluteman. whose impersonations won for hei the


junior Bid for Stardom award Ian Curtis, aged 13. was one of


the vocalists. Other vocalists were Mis.


cMipw and Mrs. Smith. Miss Foulkes sang a t the piano, and Mr. John Hornby played his


UCCOrdian. p ian is t was Mrs. W. Shaiples. There were over 150 old people


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pense prescriptions outside not mat shop hours next week .are.


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* * .


THIS WEEK'S BOAD SAFETY SLOGAN


Save a second lose « life


Clitheroe chemists open to dis- * ^ on Thursday.* *


eroe Congrcgatoinal Church vest-rdav week. Proceeds were for the British and Foreign Bible Society.


A COFFEE morning and after­ noon tea were held in Clith­ *


r . Richard Turner showed a film of his visit to Nigeria,


Avenue. Accrington, has At th e annual meeting of


Officer of Health for Blackburn, is th e son of Mrs. an d the late


CO-OP GRANTED OFF LICENCES AT TWO SHOPS


rpWO of Clitlieroe Co-operative Society’s eight grocery 1 branches were granted off-licences to sell beer, ivines and spirits at Clithcroc yesterday. The premises concerned arc the


Nelson Street and Victoria Street branches. Mr. J. Houklsworth objected


MAYOR TELLS WHAT MAKES CLITHEROE


REALLY TICK


J-JISTORY was again made at the Mayor’s Ball held


at the Swan and Royal Hotel. C l i t h e r o e on Wednesday when more organisations in the town were represented than has been the case at any other social function in the


Mavor a n d M a y o r e s s of


town. The guests welcomed by the


CUtheroc, Alderman E. Crosslcy and Mrs. D. Satterthwaite, included Councillor J. M. Airey, chairman of Clithcroe Ruial Council, and Mrs. Airey, and Mayor an d Mayoresses, or then- deputies from other Eas t Lanca­


shire towns. Also present were the heads , ,


of the associations in the town, as well as magistrates anc police, Corporation officials and Clithcroc's Fete Queen (Mis.


Mavis Smith).


a t dinner isaid th a t th e company included the


what made Clitheroe really tick. Paving tribute to th e wondet-


The Mayor in a Uriel speech cross-section of


. . ,


ful support given by of Clithcroc to many elicits to


deserving causes, th e May oi said


his Freedom From Huger Cam­ paign fund, which is supported bv Clitheroe Rural D is tu ct bad now topped £3,000.


PLANNING


authority UNDER FIRE


rjvHE refusal by the County X authorities to allow .Nil'. J.


M Barlow, of Bed Colt“Bf' Rlmtngton. to build a bungalow


of bricks and tiles be bad chosen led a councillor a t a meeting o Bowland Bural Council s P ■ • Committee to d c s c i i b e tne


cou n ty Council P l * » " ' » ^ Authority's d i s a p p r o v a l


Councillor R . . WilUuimon^ who added: "X think it Is tune we put a stop to this nonsense. We are being ruled by a lot of bureaucrats."


idiotic bureaucracy. The remark was made by


tnc Town ancl Country Planning department said th a t if th« Rural Council fe lt stronglj abom the bricks his department would


waive their objections. •• We want to bring to >oui


notice th a t if we allow _ tills one


manv more may follow. At la st month’s meeting Mi.


Stables said he thought i t desir­ able th a t new houses should be stone-built to conform with oldei


bousing in the area. Councillor Williamson also


commented " I hope the Planning authorities will not pu t a span­ n e r in the works and cause all this delay in future.”


league lor the 1963-64 season on th e same basis as la s t season. Matches in th e league s ta r t


I.C.I. MANAGER PRODUCTIVITY


CHAIRMAN


"VEWLY appointed chair- man of the Blackburn


a n d District Productivity Association is Mr. C. 1. A. Cowie. works manager ot


l.C.l. Ltd.. Clilheroe. The Association is th e local


body representing the British Productivity Council, and coveis an extensive area, winch in­ cludes Clitheroe. I t was formed


10 years ago. The Association is non-political, .... .


free from government control and concerned only with the im­ provement of tho economic posi­ tion of the country for the bettei-


‘" o v e r 'th e 'y e a r s the Blnckbuvn


Association h as organised circuit schemes, exhibitions, nim shows


an d public meetings. Membership of the Association


is available to all firms on le-


quest. “ A strong effort is being made to launch a group appren­ tice scheme under which we hope th a t a number of small firms will combine to undertake the tra in ­ ing of apprentices in a particu­ la r trade, each firm employing th e apprentice for a limited period.” s tated Mr. John Sice, of Mullard Blackburn Works, Ltd., the secretary.


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART Wednesday—Weekly Priz-e Sole


of newly-calved cattle, u lighter of 76 high class stock forward, before a good attendance of cus­ tomers. F a s t selling trade foi all cattle with good young cows


being exceptionally deal'- B e s t young cows £7--£98.


Other good cows £62-£75. Best heifers8 £65-£80. Other heifers


den. Bolton-by-Bowland, end Mr. H. Sharpies. Burnley, made


"phe Judges, Mr. J- J- Woiren-


the following awards: Newlv-calvcd heifer — f. D- Pryor, Brought. 2, Penningtons,


Bilsborrow. Newly-calved cow—1, L. Han


son. West Bradford. 2, R. F. Berry, CUtheroc.


Mr. J . M. Stables, architect foi .


to the applications on behalf of the Clilhcroc Licensed Victuallers’ Association. Miss Elizabeth Cank' said the


Nelson Street premises were on the edge of the town and th e re was no other oil-license or public house in the immediate vicinity. There were six public houses in th e vicinity of the Victoria S treet branch b u t they were all a t least a quarter of a


mile away. Miss Cank produced two peti­


tions signed by 100 customers of each shop.


Mr. Tom Rishton of Kirkmoor Road , Clithcroc, managing-


secretary of the Clitheroc Co­ operative S o c i e t y said the Society was founded in 1861 and membership stood a t 3,000. H e . had chosen the two shops because he thought those areas


Liddle), Mr. Rishton said he did n o t know whether th e Rochdale Pioneers had been against the sale of intoxicating liquors in Co-operative shops or not. Mr. Rishton said th e appli­


were n o t well served. In replv to th e clerk (Mr. T. U.


cations were made as a result of a decision of th e management and not because of requests from


customers. Mr. Harrv Dcwhurst, manager


of the Victoria Street branch, did n o t think th a t if a licence was granted th e two branches would be taking away any one else’s trade.


demand for intoxicating liquor was not clastic bu t fixed. Other persons must be affected if th e licenses were g r a n t e d . The demands of Clithcroc w e r e c a t e r e d for adequately he asserted.


Mr. Houldsworth s a i d the . , . piCTURED hold 8


PICTURED h „ l « FX of. Cup I. Ron"'. ( W « W ng


cn/hugtestic young supporters


MEN’S WEEKEND M O R E than L100 was


■rai sed by Men s W cAend at Trinity Methodist Church On Saturday a tea and con


c e n w S held and films “ mwn by Mr. Atidcwan on


Burnlev’s Centenary Yeai. included in the concert were


items by the church's male i one- choir, conducted by ml J.


^ h e 'c o n c e r t was tollmved bv a social evening organised by the


y0Th1 e male voice choir also pro­


vided special music on bunoa, when the preacher r.t morning an d evening services was .lie Superintendent Minister, t n e


Rev. R. Jobling. __________


POPPY SELLERS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED


pOPPY DAY could he a flop in Clilhcroc if more people don’t volunteer to act as poppy sellers.


Coun Raymond Grice, of Mayfield Avenue. Clitiicroc is the


chief organiser of the town's effort for the Haig fund- ml ■*" urgent app^l by him last week brought forward only one


volunteer—a 73-years-old man.________ _______


With only a couple of days before the sellers tire


ROUGE SURGEON RETIRING


J )R . J o h n Macdonald, who has been police


surgeon in the Clilheroe area for the past six months, is


retiring. He is leaving Clitheroe, where


he bus been in practice as a general practitioner, to live in


the South of England. At C l i t h e r o c Magistrates'


Court, yesterday, tributes were paid to his services.


The Magistrates Clerk (Mr.


T. U. Liddlei who announced Dr. Macdonald's retirement, said he


was well known for his courtesy and kindness in all circum­ stances


It, had never been any trouble


for him to turn out to help the police a t e.nv time of the day or


night. Inspector P. Jackson, on behair


of the police, associated himself with Mr. Liddlc’s remarks.


The Vatican City Post onice


lias issued tile first stamps show­ ing Pope Paul to commemorate his coronation on June 30.


needed the posilion is fur from satisfactory. On Wednesday afternoon his


Jill


team of poppy sellers had risen to nine, and eight more had been promised by the Clitberie lo u th


Action Group. " I don’t know wlmfuv.rf lm'1


do unless more voluntee.iconic forward quickly.” stated .Toun.


Grice. He said th a t he bad wnltrn to


every organisation in the town, contacted all the churches, and


advertised in the Press. “We need 50 sellers spread over


the six days of next week. Where they are going to come from I ju s t don't know.” lie said. A brighter side of the picture


as a whole was the response of th e works In Clitlieroe to a request th a t poppies be sold to


the workpeople. “The response was very good.


Coun. Grice stated. He said lie could not under­ s tand why so few people were


willing to sell poppies on file s treets or from door-to-door. " I don’t know if it is the high


s tan d a rd of living we enjoy now th a t makes people forgetful of th e men who served in the forces. The young one’s don't seem to care, and the older ones arc no


better.” lie asserted. “There are 28 districts in


Clitlicroe to be covered bv poppy sellers." Conn, once explained, adding th a t it- was usual for th e sellers to go around in pairs, though, of course, that was not necessary.


_____


COUNCIL SEEKS HOUSING LAND FROM CHURCH


11'| IL Clerk lo Bowland Rural Council, Mr. L. D. Telford, is 1 aeain to approach the Vicar of Waddinglon, Canon J. L. 1.


Baker” lo inquire into ihc possibility or purchasing a site at I'Oii Road. Waddington, for proposed housing development. This was decided by the


------


Council's Housing Committee on Monday, when Mr. Tel­ ford said that the Vicar had already said that the Church Authorities, owners of the land, were not prepared to


the cricket ground was avail­ able, bu t Mr. Telford found th a t tills had been taken over for


sell. Tlie Vicar said th a t land beside


private development. The Council hnd n waiting list


of 37 for houses and one- bedroomed fiats a t Waddington


—17 from outside the Council s area.


Mr. Telford said th a t as a


housing authority, the Council had a duty to provide houses for the area.


Coun. J. Spenslcy proposed th a t Mr. Telford should write


again to the Vicar to ask i f 1™ church would sell th e land in view of community needs. I t would lie a retrograde step


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THIS NIGHT


rr\VO of Blackburn Rovers' international stars, Ronnie


Clayton and Mike England were on the panel on Tues­ day night at a sportsmen's evening*! organised by the Clilheroe b r a n c h of the Rovers’ Supporters Club and Clitheroc Football Club at The Hall, Lowergate. Also facing questions from


* — *


MEMORY OF NURSE


PLAQUE IN


fN m c m o r y of Nurse Stevenson, who died in flic


village in 1914. a p laque is lo be erected in Sabden County


Frbication Executive No. 5 a t Whallcv on Tuesday, Miss Alice


Alston." of Sabdcn and a membe' of the Burnley Rural Council asked permission for flic plaque


to be installed. She told Hie meeting th a t


voting fans were former players ja c k Weddle, Aussie Campbell, Bill Eckcrslcy, and Willie Kelly


An audience of 250, mostly


youngsters, saw a display of sporting trophies including tpc F.A. Cup, on loan from Man­


chester United. President of the Lancashii e


Combination. Mr. S. T. Pilking- ton, spoke of the important p a i t plavecl in the structure of foot­ ball by smaller clubs. He pointed out th a t if i t wore


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