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WOMAN CLEARED OF DANGEROUS DRIVING


Admitted she hit her husband


yellow car, which was being driven by Mrs. Stubbs. c At the cross-roads, the yellow


ro Whalley, but stopped and then Meversed into the path of Mrs.


ason. r Mrs. Mason said she drove


nd then easing off. s "Mrs. Stubbs belted the man


p completely on the offside. I tulled up and walked towards she yellow car, but the man waid everything was all right,"


across the road, stopping


a he driver kept accelerating veditting next to ‘ her and swer­


Tason said.


Erove off, parking her car on the wdisford car park. Shortly after­ c ards she again saw the yellow war come out on to the main road t ithout slowing down or looking tro see if there was any other


itness asserted. d Mrs. Mason said she again


affic. i P.C. John Rogcrson said he


id was to brake hard.” s Mrs. Stubbs said in court that


hnterviewed Mrs. Stubbs a t her pome. He told her of the com­ dlaint and she replied: "All I


hhe and her husband were maving a heated argument over woney. She struck her husband n hen the car was parked on the


tubbs remarked.


Mason.‘I have been driving for 24 years, and I have driven the Princess Royal, a.nd I also drove S in the Army for five years,” Mrs.


nearside of the road She could i ot remember any of the other


ncidents described by Mrs.


aound the car and drove on bt about 15-20 m.p.h. “I got nehind two cattle wagons on the I arrow twisting road, and when c looked in the mirror the yellow Mar was right behind me," Mrs.


a id she was driving her car on the^Higher Hodder Road D mcl t ar turned right as though going


of The Bungalow, Stricklands Lane, Gnrstang, denied driving in a manner dangerous to the public and (he summons against her was dismissed by Gisbum Magistrates, on Monday. sa Mrs. Veronica Mason, a driving instructress, of


'pHOUGH she admitted striking her husband, who is deaf, while in a car which was stopped, Mrs. Jane Stubbs (44),


CUTHEROE


DOCTOR IS PRESIDENT


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week!More than 90 doctors, surgeons and their guests attended. p The Loyal Toast was pro­


speechmakers at the annual dinner of Blackburn and Dis­ trict Medical Society, held at the Dunkenhalgh H o t e l, Clayton-le-Moors, last night


O Clitheroe doctors were prominent among the


Aosed by the president, Dr. C. D. Cassidy, of DC Lacy Street,


litheroe. p A toast to the president was


Broposed bv Dr. Charles E. a rown, of The Croft, Whalley,


t ar, nose and throat surgeon Ho the Blackburn Group of Gospitals, pr o p o s ed "Our Cuests,” and Mr. Duncan D. t ranna, orthopaedic surgeon to Salford Royal Hospital and Hhe Royal Manchester Children's


nd Dr. Cassidy replied. e Mr. John Evans, consultant


ospital, replied. MOther guests included the


ccountant's Society.


XV^EN Jonathan. Tibbs went to a small Western town they made him sheriff. This sentence holds no hint of humour


ohe English gun trader who goes mut West to ply his trade but exakes a bigger impact than


tured Jaw” (Civic Hall). t Kenneth More has the role of


aloon " Kate's Place.” b The whole film adds up to a


Aing Willard Parker, Merry nders and Robert Dix.


but when it is learned that Tibbs was a dude Englishman and the Western town was the centre of a range war there is some indication of the comic possibilities of “ The Sheriff of Frac­


J Spected.haring the star billing is tayne Mansfield in the role of she owner of the hotel and


sright, pacy comedy whi ch fhould find favour with Western


ans.On the same programme is r “Air Patrol" a crime drama star­


Ji}LVIS PRESLEY is having m a thin time at the


oment in the British hit parade. Records expected to


nce he topped the charts. o A film wincn may restore some


amake the grade have flopped sind it seems a long while


Df his popularity Is "Follow that t ream." None of the songs from the film has gone very far but hhe 111m remains one of the best


e has done. b Presley is not a great actor


s ut he comes over well In a sparkling comedy and gets good Aupport from Arthur O'Connell. J nne Helm, Joanne Moore and


are workers and gangsters.


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ack Kruschen. wThe film tells the story of a


t andering Southern family who ary to homestead a piece of land t gainst the determined opposi­ fion of government officials, wel­


Drake's three-year voyage round the world. Drake and his crew see the sights of the New World and


the man who brought a new hope to England, with Keith Mitchell as Malcolm, his first lieutenant. Irene Worth is cast as Queen


then come back home to rout the Armada. Rod Taylor portrays Drake,


Elizabeth I, who professed. to be on a helpless woman while carrying


Spain. 2 The second feature is "Tunnel


mayor of Blackburn, Aider- R an Prank Wilkinson; Mr. Bobert Arkwright, president of


Alackburn Incorporated Law Nssociation; and Mr. David C. b orris, president of the Black­ Aurn branch of the Chartered


JJACK to Plymouth Hoe and the Elizabethan scene goes “Seven Seas to Calais’’ (Palladium), a film of Sir Francis


Christine Kauffman. This is a taut drama depicting


oliday," a cinematic tour


iron-fisted negotiations with 8," which stars Don Murray and an escape by a group of East


jyjAKING the rounds for the H second time is “ Summer


oacross Europe in the company muick succession, Cliff Richards


nd the Shadows. " With “The Young Ones” and


GAMES


FOOTBALL CLOTHING, HOCKEY STICKS AND BOOTS, ROLLER SKATES, BOWS AND ARROWS, GOLF BALLS IN CHRISTMAS PACKS, SLEDGES.


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ppearances up for some time to


Gentians via a tunnel dug under the infamous Berlin Wall.


star and his henchmon, the Shadows, may strike several people as being immature and


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