4 The Clithcroc Advertiser & Times. December 1.1. 1963 THE FUTURE W E S T ft I 01 N G O P Y O R K S H I R E


SHARP RISE IN BIRTH RATE


A SHARP rise in the bir,b ra,c is notcd in the annual report oj Dr R c . Webster, the Medical Officer of Health for


, • i nver the last 10 years the average is the same as to ^ dfc whole country, and the same is true of the stillbirth ra ,


Cl,tl" The low infant mortality this year balances last ^ afr s Dr. Webster states


He savs the figures are not a r 1 .hnnir.keeDins transfer, but


lru c b " o f ^ satisfactory P0S1n°Th0 sharp rise in births is


to be noted; It wi" be specially significant for schools a few years henco. It remains to be seon if it is a chance result in one year, or indicating a now trend," Dr. Webster remarked. Infectious diseases were ncgli-


nnnulation, in lind 1962. 14.4UU. The number of inhabited houses mthe end of 1982 was 3.88fund the rateable value was £145.848. During the year there were


plThel0ar'ca of the borough is 2.386 acres and


l'l2300


030 births and 228 deaths. O those born. 118 were boys and


1.000 or the population, which was an increase of 5.d pei 1.000 on the figure for the previous


Tlic rate of births tvas 21.3 pel


>FI t ‘is the first lime in the last 10 rears that over 200 children have been born in Clithcroc.and the rate of 21.3 per 1.000 is 3.3 per 1.000 above the national rate.


USEFUL CENTRE Commenting on tile Clithcroc


TAESPITE the recent controversy over the demands bjJVhallcy uMagers^ around the village and th^ ^u seque ^


for a proposcd whallcy eastern by-pass by the


L am a sh ir e 'c t .n .v Councils H ig h w a y s ^ Bridges Committee, this is not the only by-pass drivc ihrou81’ ,,ic


C" ‘ Tim n " w s the can be seen that the road avoidmg Chther d


follows (he present road until the outskirts ot Billington.


S '^ “ I h r ^ l .a 'g c 15^ T t n w ' Z \vhcre H wi„ fork across country to ^ vnnrs before work on these two


stretches'o^roa^begins. Thc'hig'h ^rirnhy^on the wfiallo,- easterly by-pass may mean that work will start on fh,s


roatls was made in the first review of the Lancashire


C o u m ^ S o p r n e m Plan, preserved1 and


rural areas should be ca for the consolidation


physiotherapy centre. Dr. Web- ster savs it is a voluntary oi gam- sation,’ supported by public sub- scription and small payments made by patients, and also from monies derived from the funds of the former District Nursing


Association. “ it continues to render useful


service,” states Dr. Webster. “ A wide variety of treatments are available and appropriate physio­ therapy is given to an increasing


number of patients when recom­ mended by their medical attend­ ant."Dr. Webster goes on.


centre relieves the pressure on the physiotherapy departments


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of local hospitals, which are m-osslv understaffed because of the shortage of trained person­


nel. The centre also saves the patient time and trouble. It has no connection with the National


^ ^ J ^ e fu f lv ^ o n lr o ^ ^ will^b^made'where ^ppro^la sctticment pattern by the influx of new population, “heir po “w™or rural areas the County Council have placed


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, H“ 1 u n h ^ arca of ou,slantiing hMBly-


ABBEY MILL IS TAKEN OVER BY MANIFOLD TEXTILES LIMITED


‘ Manifold Textiles Ltd., of Manchester, their main customers for many years. ____ n ____ T «,1 s*/*Utnn


The two active directors of Green Bros.. Ltd., cotton “ W P h O P P t h a


manufacturers. Col. Leonard Green, and his brother. Mr. James Green both died this year.


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ALL THE LATEST TRENDS


IN FASHIONABLE CHUNKY


KNITWEAR ARE AVAILABLE


IN BRILLIANT NEW COLOURS AND


FLATTERING STYLES THAT WILL THRILL YOU—AT


REASONABLE PRICES DAKS—MAXWELLE—GOR-RAY SKIRTS


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cern felt about tlic future of the business will now be removed as we intend to provide continuous employ­ ment,’’ Mr. John Lowe, c h a i rma n and managing director of Manifold told an “Advertiser and Times” re­


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on, and there will be continua­ tion of employment,” stated Mr. Lowe. ** We have 1>cen the largest customers there for many years, taking about 75 per cent, of their production.”


porter on Tuesday. '• All operatives will be taken


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Manifold Textiles Ltd., already had more than 1.000 looms at the Elm Street. Burnley mill, of Ca l d e r Valley Manufacturing Co., Ltd., and. at the Harle Syke mill of Finslcy View Manufactur­ ing Co., Ltd.


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nisation with an extensive mcr- chanting side in Manchester. Wc expect to have as good an employment record in Billington as wc have had at Burnley where there has been no short-time working even during the worst trade periods of recent years,” Mr. Lowe stated.


will continue unchanged with Mr. Fred Manley as general manager and Mr. John Hall as production manager.


The Jordanian Department or


Antiquities lias given permission to Dr. Ralph Baney, an Ameri­ can archaeologist to resume div­ ing operations near the eastern shore of the Dead Sea in another attempt to find the Biblical cities of Sodom and Gomorrah.


attendances at Football League matches on Saturday, November


There was a further decline in


30th. Tlic 44 matches attracted 588.989 as against 639,748 at 43 games on the same day last


season. The respective aggregates are


The management of the mill


Abbey Mill has about 430 looms. •


• Wc arc a semi-vertical orga­ Mr. Lowe pointed out that • C—Settlements where dcvelopn/cnt is to be severely ‘ curtailed: Chaigley, Downham,


Heaitli Service." He adds that from time to tune


i * -* * • ■ it had been found necessary to


appeal to flic public for help. •


• The committee of the unit very much appreciate the support . bv the public, without


carry* oh," states' Dr: -wuJbl. ,1 n, He describes tile Old People’s


Welfare Centre in Lowergatc as a "beneficial and popular social centre.” He says it is much app­ reciated by the older generation. That too. is supported by


voluntary subscriptions, with encouragement from the Borough and County Councils. Dr. Webster says that though


the town was free of poliomyeli­ tis during the year, it is essential


XMAS POST


letters or parcels on Christinas Day and Boxing Day. the Post Office announced this week. There will, however, be one delivery of letters on Sunday, December 22. Normal collections will be


There will no deliveries of


made up to December 16. From the 17th to the 23rd the last col­ lection at Clitheroe will be 8 p.ni.. but tbe public is asked to post early in tbe day. The last day for pasting parcels


and packages for Christmas is December 18. and the last day for letters and cards is the 19th. The lost general collection


AN ELECTRIC FIRE 0 ™ * ™ ^ Gives the closest likeness lo a HaAun, « d r>«„ H»<«r«. Oimplex. etc., always in stock, encss iu u uw«i.b —........- - ________ I by electricity. Can dl _____ _ Any of these terms can he varied to suit uutiNiUu.u


Our Hire Purchase Interest is ONLY 5% ' ^ anrZT on all Domestic Appliances ..and below


LIMITED PERIOD OFFER— Willi every Washer bought Washing Basket and Soap Valued al 30 -


HOOVER JUNIOR CLEANER .............................


H 8 8 v iS DENS xE CLc ! i : unnvFR 65 TWIN TUB WASHER AND iui


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B88viE ¥ £SS SSi SPIN DRYER ...............................................................................


HOTPOINT TWIN SIX TWIN TUB WASHER ..................... BIJRCO V TWIN* tS ^ W M ^ ^ A N D HEATER


CAPACITY FOR CLOTHES, AND HEATER THF NEW FULLY-AUTOMA1IC BENDIX. NEEDS


from the sub-office letter boxes and other boxes in tbe town area will be 5-45 p.m. (5 p.ni. on Saturday. December 21). Clitheroc’s bead post office


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Cash Price £26-17- 6 £31- 0- 2 £38- 4-10 £23-15- 5 79 GNS. 65 GNS. 105 GNS.


55 GNS. 63 GNS. 75 GNS. 64 GNS. 65 GNS. 72 GNS. 53 GNS.


1H Pf IIMBING OR FIXING TO THE FLOOR ..... ................. AS ABOVE—WITH AUTOMATIC CLOTHES DRYING ....... ........................ r


reasonable price.


counter will be open during the normal Christmas period i.e. 9 a.m. to G p.m. (5-30 p.m. Satur­ day). Pensions and allowances due


MAGNAVOX S.604. COMPLETE WITH DIAMOND STYLUS


for payment on the December 25 and 26 will be paid one week in cdvancc.


WEDDING FLETCHER—BROADLEY A JOURNALIST, Mr. David


-r *- Fletcher, who represented the “Evening Telegraph” in the Clitheroe area, was married on Saturday at St. John’s Church of England Church. Accrington, to one of the paper’s news typists. Miss Joyce Broadlcy. Miss Broadlev, of Stanley


V S S ' S S f t f f i 'S J S S 1 B S H K CASE AND STRAP ............................................................................. ............


DYNATRON TOURIST:'COMPLETE w iTH LEATHER CASE ° AND PERSONAL EARPIECE ....


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Street, Accrington, and Mr. F l e t c h e r , of Castle Gate, Clitheroe, will live in Birming­ ham, where Mr. Fletcher is to take up a position as educational


correspondent to the “ Birming­ ham Post.” Tlic bride is the only daughter


of Mr. and Mrs. S. Broadlcy, of Sydney, New South Wales, and the groopt’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. E. Fletcher of Northampton. The bride wore a knee-length


K.B. RHAPSODY, VARIOUS COLOURS .................... I I o t e r m in n h S a ^ ^


YOURS NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT ...............


TAPE RECORDERS ci^UN^iG*TK^US^WTH^UTo'MATic RECORDING ............


^ S 4m ^ B K T R A C K - : : : : : - 28 GNS.


25 GNS. 42 GNS. 39 GNS. 62 GNS. 75 GNS.


Cash Price 131 GNS. 15" GNS.


ives :::::::


1I V GNS. 13* GNS. 13 GNS. 15 GNS. 16 GNS. 15 GNS. 15 GNS. 13V GNS.


DYNATRON NOMAD................................................................... " DYNATRON DE-LUXE .............................................................


dress of ivory and pale gold- figured brocade and a shoulder- length bouffant veil secured by a bead-band trimmed with pearls. Her bouquet was of pink roses and white carnations. Bridesmaid was Miss Ida


S ^ } ER aI m OORA M—STERE PH ONIC' TAMBOUR' DOORS H'MAS A B O V E BUT SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT DESIGN .......


FKCO LUXURY MODEL, STEREO GRAM ............................... CKCO LUX


Walsh, in a pale blue brocade dress. She carried a bouquet of roses and carnations. A colleague on the head ofTice


AT Y0UR HOOVER dealer .


Cash Price 19 GNS. 23 GNS. 22 GNS. 73 GNS.


. 63 GNS. 64 GNS.


£2-19- 0


£2-15- 0 £4-12- 0 6-


£4- 9- 0 £


12- 0 £7-18- 0


Deposit £1-13- 6 £1-15- 0


£1-11- 6 £1-13- 0 £1-13- 0 £1-15- 0 £1-16- 0 £1-15- 0 £1-15- 0 £1-13- 6


Deposit £2- 0- 0 £2-13- 0 £2-12- 0 £7-14- 0 £6-13- 0 £6-15- 0


4- 5


3-11 6- 7 6-


1 9- 9 11-10 Weekly


Payments for 2 Years 2-11 3- 3


2- 5 2- 9 2- 9 3- 3 3- 6 3- 3 3- 3 2-11


Payments for 3 Years 3- 0 3- 7 3- 5 6


11- 9- 10- 1 11 CARS


M IN I SA L * . A COUNTRYMAN. Choico of colour. Basic Price troni X417.1J.1L From X97 Drpmit and 36 Payments ot £13.2.6.


AJO Mark H SALOONS and COUNTRYMAN. Choi ce <d ,• i ’ur. S*»l. from £556.7.11. From £120 Deposit and 36 Payments ot £16.5.0.


/,G0 SALS. A COUNT RYMAN. Cii.-FV ot ivlour. Saloon lioir. C72C.14.7. From £153 Deposit anil 36 Payments ot £20.15.2.


M io SALOONS. Choice of • u v. Banc Price from £1,051.16.3.


reporting staff, Mr. Tom Shar- ratt, was best man, and Mr.


Gerry Corr, another colleague, was groomsman. The Rev. William M. Williams,


1962-63—14.829,180 at 943 matches ( a v e r a g e 15,726>; 1963-64— 14,552,609 at 954 matches (aver­


age 15,254). The.deficit.this season is now


276,580.


officiated at the service, which was followed by a reception at the Dunkenhalgh Hotel, Clayton- le-Moors. The couple spent their honey­


moon in t.hp Lake District.. ML FROM


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62 GNS. 125 GNS.


145 GNS.


Deposit £2-17- 6 £3- 2- 2 £3-16-10 £2- 8- 5 £8- 9- 0 £6-17- 0 £11- 5- 0


£5-16- 0 £6-13- 0 £7-IS- 0 £6-15- 0 £6-17- 0 £7-12- 0 £5-13- 0


£6-12- 0 £13- 5- 0


£15- 5- 6


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Wcckly over 3 Years 3- 7 4- 2 5- l j>- 2


11-0 9- 1


14- S 7- 8


S-10


10- 6 8-11 9- 1


10- l 7- 5


8- 8


17- 6 20- 4


r'inoc of about 12 different models continually in S f^ ^ S e r . ^ e , ity, cU, for stereophonic sound at a most •1


, m-intel finished in Sapclc Wood or — -


<^.S A V J T S V i" waiters J al 0 ak. hire


- and ,oB ,iP“ ’ Conv ‘ '


tile most serious cases ar c to i found in adults, especially those who do heavy manual work, ui.


Webster states. “ Immunisation is ava'lab' j 40


all people up to the age ° I r years. It is not neccssaiy foi


adults to attend a clime_ as ? family doctors have the facilities


required for such tmmunisatio ,


^ ’ immunisation schemes Have developed quickly, and time has come, when m then- first rear, children may be■ pro­ tected against five serious in fec-


tious diseases, namely. sma''P ° -• diphtheria, whooping co n g h. tetanus and poliomyelitis, the


doctor states. WATER supply


supply. Dr. Webster says that the water undertaking originates


fr om numerous aPni’ Ra. Grindlcton Fell.


t,hnrr are tWO boreholes ill tllC fell, which can be brought into supplv when tbe yield fiom the springs is reduced during periods


,In. ad.dllj?,'


of drought,” Be states. Tine water, be says, is stored m


an open reservoir of 12.500.000


gallon capacity at Lowcocks and from there fed by gravitation to


the town. A full-time rodent operator is


employed for survey and treat­ ment woik for the destruction of rats and mice and other pests, Dr. Webster states.


Dealing with the town’s water


that immunisation should not be 1 , 1 should be emphaf ^


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1961 Austin A40 Farina, RUck/Gres. miles, perfect condition, taxed to


1960 Austin-Mini. Grey, De Luxe mot excellent car .....................


1960 Renault Dauphine, Grey, low rnili


1959 (I960 model) Vauxhall Victor Cream, reconditioned engine, £340


1958 Vauxhall VcJox, Bloc, Heater, sea nice car £280 reduced to ...


.1958 Austin A35. Green, heater, spotlau mileage for the year ..........


1957 Ford Consul, Maroon/Cream. rec. good family car .............. .


1956 M.G. Magnette. Green, heater, scr lamps, seat covers, new tyres, ct


1954 Morris Minor Convertible. Gre> condition for the year. Taxed to


1963 Bedford 4-berth Dormobilc Carat rack, etc., etc. Taxed to 29th Febrt £880. accept ..........................


1947 Hillman Minx—a really good run 3 MONTHS GUARANTEE WITH V H.P. and Insurance arranged.


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o li;*o Sniper*' ‘532.4.7 inc. p t.


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