fCtjc Clitljcroc


FROM ih1


Stbbcrtis'cu & tEiinc£ FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1963


-' maintenance of


.•a.-iim tin' wheels of a: the time of the


) Mr. J. Houldsworlh, I’nioil Mr*. Brown, that many years


ijt : iv.u had not been icr a long time,


wen Brown, widow, u.'band had suffered


i!;d no: cause him any >r :r.tinii.ng at tacks ' 11


' wamir with his nose. al


:v.o:r.a a few years had made n good •• was wading to go 1USO lhere was


luscious., He did not UlM•ions:aoss. and died S.i :urchiiv morning-


\vn said she went to . bin: her husband


IN. HeiU'man said that


duo to a fractured • .a lions of the


ill


s i i r e f im


WfR . W. CAREY CHAT- X,X BURN, of 16 Park Avenue, Clitlieroe, who has a Iona association with the Clitiicroe area as a journalist, has been appointed editor of the Advertiser and Times. He follows Mr. Richard AViauan. of Whallcy, who has


§


•i.ireiicioM prey. new sea r* ■ r r i t lo r d prey ........................


1 Black he ater ........................


model , 10?Sc,c. engine. i- white , w i th blue t r im . ic . clean bo dywo rk and


l iw o rk . one owner


£185 £ 3 30 £330


| q N. T ra la lp a r blue, excel* one prey. M an y e x tra s .


£ 5 7$ £ 3 00 £335


•• most ot you r p e tro l . . £ 3 80 ........... £59S


ow mileace. um lc rs cal . . £490 ater . etc., mac. example £ 7 25 order, choice ot tw o . . . . £ 3 90


. very clean ......................... £ 1 75


, bee'll" appointed deputy editor and chief sub-editor of The Blackburn Times. Both newspapers arc owned


by Provincial Newspapers Lid. Mr. Wiggan is the author of


the recent book. "So you want to be a journalist.” and other


publications. Mr. Clialburn, who began


his newspaper career on the Advertiser and Times, became chief reporter before he left. Since, lie has had a wide


experience as a reporter and sub-editor on evening news­


£150 £125


papers.


He is a native of the Rjbblc Valley and has never


. .


lived anywhere else. One of the founders of


I ce n tly rep ainted


£ 1 50 £ 2 25 £ 2 40 £ 2 25 £ 2 75 £ 3 25 £ 7 5


PHONE or CALL


the Ribble Valley fable Tennis League, lie has always taken a great interest in sport. Tor some time lie lias had


a close association with the Ribblesdale Cricket League, of which his brothcr-m-law. the late Aid. F. Dugdale (also a journalist!, was secretary


and president. *


H1 *


nr B W. Laithwaite. who was recently admitted to _ hospual. was stated yesterday to be “definitely improving. *


n s many friends in Clithevoc will be pleased to hear that


r i ’HE ncvrty-tovmcd CUUievcc .1. branch ot tlie Townswomen s


* DATE


Guild, which is attractins new members every month, will hold its next, mcclinK in the Conserva­ tive Club on Thursday. Septem­


ber 5. * *


Owing to great pressure on space at the last moment, several news items have had to be held over.


r j ’ONIGHT the “Bid for Star- .1. (join” competition gets under


wav in Clitlieroe with a prelimi­ nary heat for solo vocalists com­ peting for the Ernest Allen


B O S S l l \ Tel. 7116


Memorial Challenge Trophy. Th° preliminary heat of the


variety section of the competi­ tion. which is run in conjunction with Clitheroc Castle Fete, will


be held on Wednesday. The finals will be held m the


raised £3 11s. for the British Empire Leprosy Relief Associa­ tion bv means of a jumble sale, which they held on Saturday The girls who gave up pal t 01


their spare time to help m the light against disease and sufiei-


in* in the world ami Jean Smithies, of i-i. West


View Clitheroc. and Pauline Enibery. of 30. Victoria Street, Clitheroc.


*


★ X?£ 5 0 0 .Srrt'"‘>


*'■ A fiog day organised by the


Clitheroc Auxiliary hranch of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cru e lty t


Animals in the ;>2fr>


<%* FORD CONSUL Wiihc. Low Mileage, n Wa.s'.wvs. etc.


•Morris a-ents and all r.akw, ot cars supplied).


OWNHILL, BLACKBURN. Tel. 482GG.


TOM BEACH LTD., Park Garage


was collected. Amounts in other a r e a s wore; — Wh a l l e y . £39 13s. loci.; B a r r o w, £-> 14s lid - Wiswcll. £3 18s. ltd-: Chatburn. £8 7s. Ud.; Worston. £1 9s.: Downham. £2 -s. na.,


Saturday realised .Cla4 18s. 5d. In Clitheroc £10u 14s- 10d.


ct ™’


Pendleton. 16s. 4d. ,


*


-AIR. C. F. SHORT. of Clitlieroe. was among those


representing the British Eighth Armv North West Association


at the dedication of the: bannei of the Blackburn branch of the Polish Ex-Combatants Associa­


* £ 7 9 5 1962 ZODIAC Mk. ill


den of 2 only. Goodwood "-n or Amb, Blue, both in


i feet condition, one owner , nominal mileage, very reasonably priced.


WALSH BROS.


Your Main Ford Dealer MONTAGUE STREET Tel. BLACKBURN 4004.


tion at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Blackburn, on


Sunday.


"O YLSTONE. Editford Road XV- clitheroc. was s o 1 d £4 175 at an auction sale at th~


Bank Salerooms on wpd" “ f^ .' Auctioneers were Mcssis. Hothei


sail and Forrest. *


* Congratulations to M>'- a,to


Mrs R. Iddon. of Hill Crest. Whalley Road. Clitheroc, who


celebrated their golden wedding on Tuesday.


Mr. Iddon is a formci chief engineer at Primrose Bleach


. , ALL IT V/.Lw COST to advertise


::r car in this space In the Black- rn Time s, loca l and Great Harwood ns an d also in the Cllthernt-


Ivertlscr and Times For full detail* rlnz:


THE BLACKBURN TIMES, ORTHGATE, BLACKBURN. Tel. 4313-4 and 49132.


or CLITHEnOE ADVERTISER AND TIMES.


MARKET PLACE. CLITHEROE. Tel. 407.


WMr'S'and Mrs. Iddon have two son* —id a daughter___________,


THIS WEEK'S ROAD SAFETY SLOGAN


It's the “ Queen’s Highway ” — not yours!


Three Clitlieroe girls havte & *


Civic Hall on Wednesday Sep- tembor 4.


.,VI vt' employed on Editor Friday


Lighting of Vehicles: ............ 9-07 to 5-24


‘Down Your Way’ comes to Clitlieroe


P.O.W.S IDEA LED TO BIG BUSINESS


A MAN who built model cars and designed a prototype with malchsticks and Red Cross tins while a pr.soncr ot


war. was interviewed for the radio programme Down Your Wav” on Wednesday, when interviewer Franklin Englcmann,


producer Miss Phyliis Robinson, with a team of technicians, toured Clitheroc and district. The man, Mr. R. L. Atkinson, managing director of


Atkinson's Agricultural Appliances Ltd., told Mr Engclmann of the development of the firm from the time when he first con verted his prototype of a car into a manure spreadci.


Miss Robinson arrived in


Clitlieroe on Monday and spent more than an hour and a half with the Mayor Aid. E. Crossley. the Town Clerk, Mr. H. L. Sagar and other civic officials.


She later commented that


she had got a lot of sugges­ tions for material for the pro­


gramme. Miss Robinson, who travels the


country wo rking on the programme and meets thou­ sands of people in connection with the programme, was impressed hy the hospitality and helpfulness of Clitheroc


Pesh'e told an Advertiser and Times reporter that everyone had been most helpful in


Clitlieroe. That did not always happen


in other parts of the country. Asked why Clitlieroe had


been picked for the programme. Miss Robinson said: It’s not so much why it's been chosen as why it has never been picked


before.” In addition to Mr. Atkinson s


interview, industries in Clitheroc were represented by Mr. E. Lawrenceson. governing directoi


or Castle Castings Ltd.; Mr. George Harper, managing direc­


tor of T. G. B. Motors Ltd.; and Mr. A. Blair-Brvan, a Clitheroc


toffee manufacturer. Mrs. Sheila Waddington,


better known as Sheila Willcox, the international show jumper,


was interviewed by Mr. Engel- mann as was Mr. Kenneth


Wilmot, a Clitheroc inventor, whose- most recent inventions is a machine for dry-cleaning eggs. Clitheroc shoe repairer Mr.


Richard Turner, who recently returned from Nigeria, where he has taught his craft of clog­ making to members of a lepei colony, told of his stay ill Nigei la


and of his work. Alan Barnes, whose perform­


ance in ‘-Whistle down the Wind” drew “rave” notices from the critics, was also interviewed. Since his appearance n “Whistle down the Wind *>t which ho was “hand-picked by producer Richard Attcnboroug when he visited Chatbuin school; Alan has taken part m a T.V. advertising film and has a cameo l-olc in another film.


punctuated with records chosen by the people interviewed, a HI be broadcast on Sunday.


The Victors.” The programme, which


Ambulance ‘stay-put’ decision applauded


- rrHIS is an outstanding case where the well-being of the public 1 has been placed before bare economic or thcorciicai con­


siderations,'’ commented Aid. .1. W. D. Critchley, chairman of the Health Committee, speaking at the monthly meeting o e


Clitlieroe Town Council, on Tuesday evening. Aid. Critchley was warmly welcoming the decision of the County aulhority not to close Clitlieroe ambulance station. ..


originally announced. Tile County Council


originally intended to build a new ambulance station at Whallcy and close the exist­ ing stations at Clitlieroe.


Padilia m and Great Har­


Clitlieroe Borough Council and other authorities concerned, with


wood. Strong protests were made by


ambulance station be retained but it will be improved and adapted to bring if to required


the result that the County Council has changed its mind. Not only will the Clitheioc


modern standards. Aldermen Critchley said it was


quite a change in these days when a large authority revised a centralisation scheme in the light of local representation.


After outlining the new posi­


tion, Alderman Critchley further commented, “This is good news for the inhabitants of our town and district and reflects great


SALE


mittee and its officials deserve our verv sincere thanks for the way they have listened to our case and for being big enough to change their plans after reviewing the position. he


credit on all concerned.” “The County Health Com­


added.


Wagons ‘obstructed’ view at crossing


rrWO sfationary brewery wagons obstructed the view of a 1 lorry driver when an 85-year-old widow was knocked down and killed as she was walking across a pedestrian


crossing. The East Lancs Coroner (Mr. George Graham) heard this


at a Clitheroc inquest on Wednesday when he recorded a verdict of “Misadventure" on Mrs. Martha Willacy, of Hothersall Square. Clitheroc. Mr. Graham was sitting with a


jury. The brother of the lorry


driver concerned in the col­ lision. Mr. James Kcany. of Chorley Road. Walton-le- Dale. who was in the cab of the lorry, said that on August 9 he and his brother, John, had been to the l.C.l. works at Clitheroc where their lorry had been loaded witli drums. They were travelling with a


j3-lon* load in the direction of Whalley. their fastest speed being 20 m.p.h. when, about 300 yards away from the Whcatsheaf Hotel, he saw two stationary


brewery wagons. •• We pulled out to overtake


the vehicles. The back end of the rear one was directly in front of the zebra crossing,’ witness asserted. “A lady appeared from behind the brewery wagon. We braked and .swerved to the oflsidc. The lady was trying to hurry across the road. She had her head down, and never saw what hit her."


VIEW OBSTRUCTED


was obstructed by the two vehicles. I should say the i^dj was on the crossing." he added. Commenting on the weather,


“ The view of the crossing


Mr. I-Ceany said there was a slight drizzle at the time, and the road was wet. The brakes of the lorry were checked by the police, who said they were “very


^ Tlie lorrv driver, Mr. John Keany. did'not give evidence on


the advice of his solicitor, Mr.


J. L. Lumley. A statement he made to the


police under caution was read to


the jury by the Coroner. In the statement, Keany said


he was travelling between 15 and 20 m.p.h. He pulled in behind the brewery wagons to allow a lorry travelling in the opposite direction to pass. He then pulled


The rear end of the second brewery was next to the doss­


ing. He saw the woman when she was about two steps on to the crossing. He had not seen her before because of the wagon. “ I braked, and the eight wheels of the lorry locked, and I carried forward. I swerved to the otTsidc. I stopped within my own length, but struck the lady. “ Due to overtaking the brewery wagons I was slightly


over the crown of the road," the


statement ended. Mr. James Thomas Jessan. of Victoria Street, Clitheroc. Mrs.


Willacy's son-in-law, said she had enjoyed good health until about six weeks ago when she


complained of trouble to her right eye. The sight in that eye was going. The doctor had given her some drops to put in her


eye. A motorist, who was travelling


in the direction of Clitheroc, William Arthur Hammond, of Cardigan Avenue, Clitheroc, said lie was about 200 yards away from the junction of Turner Street and Whalley Road, when he saw Mrs. Willacy step off into if there was any traffic. She was


walking with her head down. “ I saw a red lorry coming


towards me. It was overtaking two stationary brewery lorries near ihc Wheatsheaf Hotel.” Mr. Hammond stated. “ Tlie lorry swerved to the


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Clitheroc man on embezzling char:L


-gcs Clitbcroc Rural Comtcil.


A FORMER rales collector and assistant clerk of lr.


Thomas Hoyle ( 2 % * ^ James's Street. ChtheroL,


appeared at Clitheroc eslu- day charged with six olfcnecs of embezzling from Ins


employers. The alleged amoum of


embezzled money an\ol"Vu«lw s s r s r


had been paid to U e Cou ncii. was remanded on uan


mun Tuesdav in Ins own recon- .


unui 1ULSUf% inn antj on two alssance of £1UU, ana sureties of £100 each*


Hoyle received money which lie should have c r e d i te d to tl e


Council. As a result of a ':?>'an


matter, he was superiors and arrested on wed "'when cautioned and charged


ll<Iiispectoi-> A & o n made a S v a&P


enUd°^hcpo|ebq


were granted bail. ' ' lU’ uje added possibility of Ho-'Ie absconding.


For Hoyle, Mr. J- H- Loia said . .


Hoyle had realised the ings would be brought against him ever since he I f questioned by the Clcik of the


council. Mr. T. P. Rush ° ■ Julv 22. I f he wanted to


abscond, he would have done so. SCHOFIELD—HANSON


MISS VIVIAN JANE HANSON. eldest daughter of Mr. and


Mrs. C. Hanson. Comer Croft, George Lane. Read, was married at St. John's Church. Read, on Saturday to Mr. Ian Schofield,


son of the Rev. and Mrs s. Ogdcn-Schofield, of Cornwall. Given away by her father, the


bride wore a full-length gown of French brocade with tulle net.


Her bouquet was of pink orchids,


roses and stephanotis. In attendance were Miss


Helen C. Hanson, and her cousin


Miss S. M. Hanson. Botll wore full-length gowns of heavy floral satin, and carried pink roses. Mr. B. Whittam was best man.


and the groomsmen were Messrs. D. Hanson. D. Dawes and J.


Lonsdale. The Vicar, the Rev. F. \\.


Bennett, officiated. A reception was at fatiiK


House, Gisburn. the honeymoon


being spent in Ibiza, The couple will live at Burnley.


WANTED


SCRAP IRON AND METALS veqel.; sell to the oldest scrap yard in town; Licensed Ministry of Iron and Steel Control No. S3715: car and lorry dismantle!*; tyres nncl spare parts kept in stock.-—David Highland, Varcys Yard. Salthlll Road. Clitheroc. Tel. No. 510.


WANTED fallen and broken wool and daggins. Licensed by British Wool Board. Licence No. D.05075.— David Highland, Vareys Yard. Salt Hill Rd„ clitlieroe. Phone 510.


FEATHER BEDS wanted.—Smith, 21. Park Rd„ Southport. Tel. 2378.


TANK SPREADINC. Hedge-cutting. — Ireland, Hcnthorn, Clitheroc. Tel.


795.


COTTAGE modernised or for con­ version bungalow or small countiy house within few miles Clitlieroe, cash available.—Box No. P.1, Adver­


tiser and Times.


SMALL FOLDING PRAMS,. Cots. Baby equipment, Childrens Tri­


cycles. Bicycles, etc., wanted. Send p.c. or deliver to 50, Lower-


gate, Clitheroc.


WANTED. 2-Bedroomed Cottage to rent in West Bradford.—Write Box 0.6, Advertiser and Times._______


SMART YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN requires work during school nouis. Anything considered.—Write b o x


P.G. Advertiser and Times.________ POULTRY AND EGGS


LIVE POULTRY rend.: top prices Tel. S. Townson. siaidburn 271.


HARTLEY’S CHICKS, f 4 £14 per 100. RXLS, JjSXR anu


WLXR .CIO.—Hartley’s Chicks Ltd., Nelson. Tel. 02511


SALE. 90 Sykes H.3 no nt ° I lay Pullets, free range.—Windy . B a i racks Farm, Chaigley. nr. CllthelOL.


TO LET


TO LET—Large spacious room foi O


.


and kitchen. Kitchen eat den. lawn. __ \ p p ly E. H o d g k in s o n . 28B. Whallcy Road, Accrington. Phone


and W. C,. two large living i w j 32174.


GARAGE To Let.—28. Duck St.. Clitheroc.


____________ LOST


i n*T From Pa«e Fold, Waddington. Black and White Sth‘k. 10 montlu. « ih Rnr Tag No. xlblH-O-.. i .


Looming. Phone Cllthcroe 10/J.


LOST. £5 Reward for roc°vory of Gvp. lost since August 12. * client brown and white cross-bied sheep dog, white chest, tununy and legs, uin on tail. Wearing collai anti disc.°— Sheila Waddington. Tel.


Clitheroc 1072. a t s t u d


3 BOARS at stud; peel. Essex, large White and Landrace Sows and Gilts


accorn; transport a^ ! 1t.b on3 Simpson Grindlcton. Chat, -uj-


a YOUNG PED. LARG^ jyH,Xfim?ievl


at stud: trails, avail.—Waimsiei. Newton. Tel. SiaKl. 259.


Phone Your


Classified Ad. to


CLITHEROE 4-07 NEW


STOCKS ARE


QUEUEING UP!


HELP MOVE THE


O LD AT THE


SALE


HOUSEHOLD LINENS TEXTILES, Etc. REDUCED


PORRETTS THE LINEN SPECIALISTS


9 THWAITES ARCADE and


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BLACKBURN ----- Also -----


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Charles Clegg, M.P.S. CHEMIST


5, Church Street, Clitlieroe Telephone: Clitheroc S91_


S A V E L IN O


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ROBINSON. HEYS & CO. LTD. The Old Firm


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Telephone 122


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NO SILLY PRICES HERE.


1967 (fcb.) A 60 CAMBRIDGE Dc-luxe. Grey with matching interior, tilted ' heater, etc. Immaculate condition, 9,000 miles, one owner. .... ......... i&.b


1962 MORRIS MINOR 1000 2 door De-L ux e Saloon. Rose Iaupe with matching interior, lilted heater etc., 8,000 miles only. - - - ■ - - - ------- «7':'' j


1961 (Oct.) AUS TIN CAMBRIDGE De-luxe. Sutherland green, grey mter mx titled healer, wing mirrors, safety belts, screen washers etc. - , onlv, one owner. Like new throughout. ......................V '" , ''''


1961 (March) FORD Anglia de Luxe; dark grey w.lh red ...tenor, ht.cd heater etc.: one private owner. A gift at ...................................


1961 AUSTIN A55 CAMBRIDGE De-luxe. Grampian grey, rid leather interior lilted heater, safety belts, screen washers etc. One owner.


1961 AUSTIN A 55 CAMBRIDGE De luxe. Farina grey, blue interior, titled healer screen washers etc. One owner...............................


offside of the road to try and avoid her. The lorry driver did what he could to avoid the accident.’ P.C. George Bearhopc said


1960 MORRIS Oxford de Luxe Saloon: maroon with maroon interior, fitted seat covers, heater, spotlights, etc. In very nice condition


1960 FORD Popular de Luxe; Monza red with beige mt


there were four skid marks leading from the vehicle. The longest was 46 feet 7 inches, and the shorLest 17 feet 5 inches. The Coroner said that Mrs.


, Match every happy mood with fragrant Blue Grass ■


wedding parties or mec ,Ln£s ‘~ r «n S Commercial Hotel, Clitheroc jG


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CUthcrnc Advertiser & Times. August 2s. 1%-u 5


receive a weekly wage and expenses, plus commission, and for good workers there is a handsome bonus. __Write for local interview to. Area Manager, 1. Eaton Avenue,


EXPERIENCED MARRIED MAN required, used to machine milking. 4-roomcd bungalow, 5 minutes bus. __ Pratt. Stirton, Skipton. Icl. sk lp ton 9325.


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LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE


SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE


CLITHEROE BOYS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL CANTEEN


a SUPERVISOR required at the


meals per day). Salary £505-£o75 (less £30 If unqualified). Appoint­ ment superannuable and subject to medical fitness. Applications to be returned by the 2nd September. 1903. on forms obtainable lrom the Divisional Education Olllcer. Educa­ tion Ollice. Blackburn Road, Rishton, near Blackburn.


Mercer.


WANTED. Waiter. — Apply, Royal Oak Hotel. Clitheroc.


DOMESTIC HELP required 21 morn- in-.* per week.—Write Box No. P.d.


Advertiser and Times.


RELIABLE DAILY HELP required in modern house, 8-30 — 12-30 or similar.—Mrs. John Waddington, Long Acre. Clitheroc. Tel. 1072.


WEAVER wanted for Automatic Looms. Willing to train Lancashire loom weaver.—Apply. Pcndlc Mill,


Clitlieroe.


JUNIOR MALE CLERK required for ollice of company at Chatburn. Applv in writing, giving details of education and experience, if any. to the Accountant. Ribblesdale Cement Ltd.. Cllthcroe.


PERSONAL


ROOF REPAIRS. Pointing, concret- ing.—G. Pollard. 1, Central Avenue.


Clitheroc. Tel. G10.


DIVORCE INQUIRIES. ETC. Debts collected promtly in your own area.


Private inquiries made. Clients visited in your own home.—Write or phone. 29. Grosvcnor Street. Blackpool. Tel. Blackpool 26848.


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1060 (March) WOLSELEY 1500; Black with red leather interior; fitted heater, 1J6° K t t V o n c o ^ e r : low mileage Showroom condition. A jaup— «9 5


Willacy’s eyesight was failing and she was receiving treatment from the doctor. Her right eye would be


towards the lorry, Mr. Graham pointed out. They also knew that there


were two vehicles near the scene of the accident, and that she came from behind them. Mrs. Willacy probably never even saw the lorry. He did not sec her look to sec


the road.


rpHREE Whalley players, F* A Green (79—10—69), P. Livc-


s e y (77_4—73) and J. Schofield (93—20—73) won the Accrington Golf Club’s Cocker Trophy on Sunday with an aggregate score of 215. There were 99 competitors,


forming 33 teams, competing. A. R. Foster (83—13—70) won


the fourth round of Whalley’s silver putting competition after


a play-off with H. Stewart (87—17—70).


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