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LEGAL NOTICE


notice to creditors to s e n d IN PARTICULARS OF DEBTS


OR CLAIMS


WILLIAM HANSON & SONS (CHAI RMAKERS) LIMITED (In Voluntary Linuidation)


’heir names and addresses with v rt culars of their Debts or Claims


vinv -ire required on or before the ivth dav 01 March 1964, to send In


. NOTICE is hereby Pivcn that the


md the names and addresses of a™.- solicitors 'if anyl. to the


a indersicned. F. S. L. Moon of 42,


,iiaU be specified in such notice. 01 11 default thereof they will be cx- i 'lucled from the benent of any dis-


’ v their Solicitors or personally to •o-ne in and prove their said Debts Claims at such time and place as


ribution made before such debts


v;e proved. D:ueri this 12th day of February,


F. S. L. MOON. Liquidator,


TENDERS borough of CUTHEROE


external painting of COUNCIL PROPERTIES


d-vclhnes. Form of tender and speci- ; cation of work required can be Obtained from the Public Health inspector. York Street. Clitheroc on deposit of C2 2s. Od. which will be returned on receipt of a bona /ide


Tenders are invited lor Uic cx- m n a l painting ol


Ii4 Council


tender. Tenders ill a piain scaled envelope


e n d o r s e d -External Painting" Should reach me by not later than February 25. 1964.


•.elves to accept the lowest or any ;rntU” '


Town Clerk's Office, Cl i thc roc .


The Council do not bind them-


H. L. SAGAR. Town Clerk.


fylde water board


HEYES LANE PUMP HOUSE BLACKBURN


'urthcr particulars and tender ocumcnts from Engineer, Fylde ,T


T en d e rs sire invited l'or the con- ruction of the above Pump House,


ater Board. Sefton Street. Black- ool. Tenders to be received not iter than March 12. 1964.


AI STUD


White and Landrace Sows and Gilts accom; transport available. — G. Simpson Grindlcton. Chat 202


BOARS at stud; ped. Essex, largo CLITHEROE must seize the


two points at Shaw Bridge in an effort to get away from the rele­ gation zone.


chance tomorrow to take


just about as deep as that which. Clitheroe occupy and t h e i r indifferent form at the moment should raise Clithcroe's hopes. On a day when Clubs in the


Rossendalc United arc in water


league's lower regions are to meet well-placed sides, a win for Clitheroe could considerably improve their league posi­ tion.


"\TRS. DAWSON, a teacher at ■L'-1- Downham School, showed colour films of holidays at a meeting of C l i t h e r o e Co­ operative Women's Guild at their meeting on Tuesday. Included were films of the Isle


of Skye. Wales, and English beauty spots. Mrs. M. Slingcr and Mrs. E. Wilson thanked Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. E. Allen presided.


* •


turkey - tea, whist and domino drive at Chatburn Church Institute last night week. Guest of honour was County


CHATBURN, Downham and Worston W.U.A. held a


Councillor Basil Greenwood. There were four M.C.s for the whist and dominoes, Coun­ cillor J. Sharp. Mr. F. Clayton, Mr. A. Turner and Mr. H. E. Bowden. About £30 was raised


for W.U.A. funds. *


*■


r |''HE Bleasdale Beagles will *• meet tomorrow at Higher


YES •ACE”


BEAT THE REST


FOR CAMERAS AND ALL


PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT


®


Many new models are now in slock and more arc arriving daily


MAY WE SHOW


- AND DEMONSTRATE THESE TO YOU


AT THE NORTH S LEADING PHOTOGRAPHIC STORE


WE ARE NOW AT 3URNORTH ST. 44123


NEXT TO CINEMA ROYAL


*


A Miss Elaine Smithson, of 18 Siddows Avenue, Clitheroe. won the Blackburn Academy award for tlie best third-year apprentice in hair styling at a competition in King George's Hall, Blackburn on Sunday. Miss Smithson is employed at a Blackburn salon.


A 17-YEAR-OLD hairdresser, ONLY slight damage was caus­


office and service centre of the North-Western Electricity Board


ed by a fire at the Clitheroe in King Street early on Wednes­


dealt with the fire, believed to •be caused by faulty wiring under


day morning. Clitheroc Fire Brigade soon


the floorboards. •


* MR. R O B E R T KEITH


Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Atkinson, of 1. Wood Terrace, Chatburn, has passed the final examination set by the Institute of Chartered Accountants. Mr. Atkinson, wh o served


ATKINSON, younger son of *


Fair Snapc, Bleasdale, at one o'clock.


,V,d if so required by notice in uiHL' bv the said Liquidator are


na Street, Clithcroc. Lancashire, h? Liquidator of the said Company,


..„mors of the above-named Com-


tEIjc (Clifljcroe


Sfobcrtis'er Sc tEimcs FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1964


L O C A L NEWS


for Clitheroe, was in the Con­ stituency on Monday, when he met two separate depu­ tations from local National Farmers’ Union Branches to discuss with them the Febru­ ary Price Review. Mr. Pearson also visited industries in Padiham.


M R-, FRANK PEARSON, Member of Parliament


JOBS OFFER IN


S. AFRICA POSER FOR VILLAGERS


jgOME of the 1,200 people in the sleepy Pendlcside village of Sabden, who have been shocked by the closure of one


of the village's three mills may look to pastures new for jobs. An offer has been made


by the biggest textile manu­ facturing group in South Africa—South Africa Indus­ trial Supplies Ltd.—to trans­ port all of the people thrown out of work by the closing of Victoria Mill to new homes and jobs in South Africa. Some of the former operatives


mented. “The South African Govern­


problem," Mr. Moorhouse com­


ment could be in a grave situa­ tion within ten years because of the racial problem.”


YOUNG


at the mill, which closed on Fri­ day, have already found jobs, mostly outside the textile in­ dustry—but many have not. Several of the out of work


villagers feel that they ought to accept the South African


company's offer. Last night two officials of the


South African embassy, Mr. De Villiers and Mr. Joubert, went to Sabden to join an informa­ tion unit set up in the village. Top priority in transport arrangements has been pro­


mised by Mr. G. Kemsley. the South A f r i c a n immigration


Tingle, who lives in Clitheroe, and who has offices in Clithoroe and Burnley, is representing


attache in London. Local agent, Mr. Frank C.


the South African Government for travelling arrangements and is directing the work of the information centre. Last night films made by the


FARMERS’ BALL


rpHE Gisburn Young Farmers’ Club held their annual fancy dress ball in the Festival Hall,


Gisburn. on Friday. T h r e e hundred attended. Christine Keeler came first in


the character section. She was impersonated by the


PEOPLE WAITED TO PAY TRIBUTE


'THE funeral of Mr. Janies Littler, aged 75, of o.


Derby Street, Clitheroe, who was found dead at his home with head injuries, took P‘ace at Clithcroc Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon, from the home of his sister in Pendle


Road. At the request of neighbouis . ,,


in Derby Street, the cortege proceeded along Haj- hurst Street and down Dewj Street to pause for a moment at Mr. Littler's home, where ne


had lived alone. Neighbours waited outsioe


their doors as a mark of respect and the blinds of houses were


drawn.The cortege ’ proceeded along Shaw Bridge and up King Lane en route to the cemetery m Waddington Road. A service was held in the


PRIMARY SCHOOL


BUILDING


CRITIC .J. H. TURNER, a


teacher al Ribblesdate


School , Clilheroe, was elected vice - president of Accrington and Di s t r i c t Na t i o n a l Association of


Schoolmasters at the annual meeting last week. He auto­ matically becomes president next year.


headmaster of Newchurch-in- Rossendale C. of E. School. Mr. E. Kennedy said that the build­ ing programme for primary schools in Lancashire was at the moment virtually non­ existent. He said that when a secondary


Addressing the meeting, the


cemetery chapel conducted ..by the Vicar of Clitheroe, the Rev. A. F. Clark, who also officiated


club chairman. Mr. William Tay­ lor. whose sister Kathleen won the original section as "Lydia


South African Government de­ picting life in South Africa were


Council, Mr. Norman Newby, has urged his fellow villagers not to be tempted by the pipe dream of a rosy future 8,000 miles away. “I know every one feels sad


habitants are in favour of the move. The chairman of the Parish


Anne Nutter, Mrs. J. Frankland, Mrs. B. Holden and Mrs. W. Hillarv won the humour section as the'“Royal Appendix," and the club secretary Miss Kathleen Winterbottom and Mr. J. Frank­ land won the couple's class. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dickinson


does it again.” Miss Anne Hargreaves. Miss


shown in the village. But not all of Sabden's in­


of Gisburn and Mr. and Mrs. T. Weston of Rathmell were the


judges.


INTER-CLUB JUMPING


and a little bit disorganised as a result of the mill closure, but Sabden is not finished yet. I believe a new industry could be attracted to the village to occupy the former mill pre­ mises. “People who accept this offer


might find themselves jumping from the frying pan into the fire." Mr. Newby commented that


he did not wish to appear ungrateful—if everything was as it seemed the offer of jobs was generous and was appre­ ciated. But he would not like to see


half of Sabden moved "lock, st ock, and barrel” to the southern hemisphere. “If I were'a cotton worker. I


would not entertain the idea of going to South Africa." Mr. Clifford Moorhouse, another Parish Councillor to ld the "Advertiser and Times."' ".I don't-.think the situation is safe out there with the racial


Riding Club in an inter-club jumping competition to be held at the Northern Equitation Centre at Ayrton, was chosen


V TEAM to represent the North - East Lancashire


equitation instruction from Major J. N. D. Birtwistle, of Clitheroe. and this was followed by jumping competitions. Results were: — Junior: 1. Lyn McCarthy


on Sunday. Twenty-four members received


at the graveside. Among the floral tributes was


Workers.


BROKE WINDOW F (OR committing wi l f u l


Shawbridge Street, Clitheroe. a 13-ycars-o!d Clitheroe boy was given an absolute discharge on payment of costs and witnesses' expenses at Clilheroe Juvenile Court on Wednesday. Inspector P. B. Jackson, pro­


damage to a window in


a wreath from the Clitheroc branch of the Amalgamated Union of B ui ld i ng Trade


FARM BUILDINGS TO


HOUSE PLAN APPEAL A proposal to switch farm buildings to a dwelling house


will be the subject of a local inquiry held at Clitheroe Rural


instructed by the Minister of Housing and Local Government, will hold an inquiry into the Appeal by Mr. J. C. • Kynaston, against the refusal • issued by. Clitheroe Rural Council, acting on behalf of the Lancashire County Council, to permit the change of use of existing fairn buildings to a dwelling on land at Cross-a-leys, Pendleton Road,


Wiswell. DIED AT


WHEEL OF HIS GAR


school was condemned a new one was built and the old one used as a primary school. "Television has done a ser­


vice in showing that over 90 per cent ot slum schools are primary schools.


dingy buildings with no inside toilets.. In some cases there are no toilets lor the staff. “If the schools were factories,


“ Many are cold, draughty,


the factory inspectors would have closed them down years ago. but young children go on using them for ever, it seems.” This was very strange, said


of his car parked in a lane in the Lune Valley between Hornby and Kirkby Lonsdale


A CLITHEROE man was found dead at the wheel


on Tuesday. The man. Mr. John Frederick


Nicholson, of Montague Street, had suffered from heart trouble


for some years. He left his home on Tuesday


morning to go to the Kirkby


Lonsdale district. He complained of not feeling


too well and was later found dead in his car in a lane just


YOU’LL LIKE IT


off the A683 road. A post mortem examination


Mr. Kennedy, when every educa­ tionalist stressed how very important environment was to the young child. He referred lo a report on


secuting, said that Mr. Clifford Mawdsley was cleaning his car when he saw three boys walk­ ing down Shawbridge Street towards Peel Street. As they passed an empty


showed death to he due to natural cause and the Lan­ caster District Coroner decided that no inquest was necesary.


primary schools which was issued by the Ministry of Educa­ tion last July. ‘In it.” lie said, ‘the Govern­


ment says that it recognises the fact that good primary schools are as important as good secon­ dary schools. “ However, they make it clear


house one of the boys delibera­ tely broke a pane of glass in a. window. Miss E. Cank. defending, sub­


mitted that the window of the house, which was used as a warehouse by a near-by firm, was already loose and the boy had merely dislodged the pane with his elbow.


(Fred); 2, Pat Fenton (Taffy); 3, Virginia Sefton (Golden Boy). Senior; 1, P e t e r Helm (Bcrcnico): 2. Vernon Pickles (Rebel); 3. Catherine Turner (Melody Maker). Open: 1, Vernon P ic kl es : 2. Lyn McCarthy; 3, Virginia Sefton. The club will again be using


the indoor school on Sunday when Mr. Eric Ellis, a British Horse Society


instructor, will be giving instruc­ tion to senior members on “How to get the best out of your horse.”


a s s i s t a n t JOINT MEETING


Trinity- Methodist Church held a joint meeting on Wednesday


I' ADIES associated with Clith- -4 eroe Parish Church and


evening. The 152 members who attended


first had a short service in the Parish Church, conducted by the Vicar Rev. A. F. Clark. Afterwards there was a meet­


LO C A L WEDDING S MOYLE— DELLOW


ing in tile school when the speaker Mr. W. Read or Burnley gave a talk- entitled. “ Why- Worry?"


.................. ... ” “ i%8§i§i


articles under Mr. E d w a rd Smith, of Messrs. R. Smith and Co.. Blackburn, is an old boy of Padiham Technical School. *


*


-A Scouts’ and Cubs’ jumble sale held on Friday, over £52


\ T the Parish C h u r c h


was raised for troop funds. #


* MR. JOHN RUSHTON, chair­


Conservatives spoke to mem­ bers at their meeting on Mon­ day about the Young Consera- tives' duties during the time of


man of Clitheroe Young an election. * • v'lTH THE LATEST •


Street. Blackburn, formerly of Woone Lane, Clitheroe, who is 87 on Tuesday and to Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, of 22. Fainter Wood. Billington, who will be 84 next Friday.


BIRTHDAY greetings to Mr. R. Taylor, of 21, Providence * ;k n ow i; DELIVERY


I a blue and whit e , blue ll BLUE. I rFKN. REG. 1964. DELIVERY 1st.


CARS


IRTAN RED, GREY INTERIOR, JLES ONLY. AS NEW.


|ITION. WELL MAINTAINED. I IN. GREY, GOOD CONDITION j


;tor estate car. silver ;


lAR SEATS, GOOD THROUGH- loOD CONDITION. WIRELESS,


TERMS ARRANGED ICAR EXCHANGES


Il


ARR LTD. GE, RIM1NGTON


JRN 254 1AGE, CLITHEROE


lEROE 73 IlL DEALERS


*


lectured members of Clitheroe and District Young Farmers Club on accountancy at their meeting


Mr. T. Lund, of Simonstono, belli


last week. He described the work neces­


ially those of the local farmer. Mr. Lund was thanked by John Wood.


The results of the public speaking eliminating competition


,


were announced. Clithcroc intermediates defeat­


ed Chipping by 96 points to 69. The team will meet Carnforth


in the next round. The senior public speaking


team lost by one point to White­ chapel. scoring 71 points to Whitechapel's 72. In the last round of (he quiz


competition. Clitherce scored oJ to Dunsop Bridge’s 37.


pense prescriptions outside nor­ mal shop hours next week is


Clithcroc chemist open to dis­


Sunday, noon till 1 P-mv. *n_d_t" e rest of the week 6 p.m. till 7 p.m.


(except Saturday) W. D. Green, Railway Road.


B OTH Clitheroe first team and


odd goal on Saturday and in each match it was a disputed


tile reserve side lost by the


goal which tipped Uw scales m thcii opponents' favout- The reserve side bowed out of


the Birtwistle Cup at the rust round stage at Accrington on


-A" hit the winning goal, Clithcroe Reserve calmed the ball had crossed the by-line


before being centred. * ,


* THIS WEEK'S ROAD SAFETY SLOGAN Roller go slowly and


safely than swiftly, and fall by the way


Really good value at 2/10 • Plain-3/5 When' Accrington Collieries sary to balance a sheet, espec­ I LIKE THEM p\ lyjylley, on Saturday,


Mrs. Henry Dellow of "Ashdene," Whalle.v. was married to Mr. Simon'Frank Moyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moyle of 8, St. Albans Road. Rishton at St, Marv’s and All Saints Church.


LOW. daughter of Mr. and


by her father, wore a dress of heavy cream duchess satin, trim­ med with mink and a full length veil falling from a diamante


The bride, who was given away


circlet. The bride’s bouquet was of


cream roses, lily of the valley and


freesias. The bridemaids. Miss Janet


Minty, cousin of the bride, and Miss Hilary Moyle, sister of the groom wore full length dresses of gold and cream brocade, and had bouquets and headdresses of


mixed freesias. The best man was Rev. Ken­


neth Cove, brother-in-law of the groom, and groomsmen were Mr. Rodger Moyle. Mr. Ian Esplev and Mr. Anthony Wood, and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. H. C. Snape. The reception was al the Hogh-


TAYLOR— WALMSLEY MISS ANN ELIZABETH DEL- MARRIED at St- Michael and


Clitheroe on Saturday, were Mr. David Tavlor, third son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Taylor, of 23 Seedall Avenue. Clitheroe. and Miss Mary Walmslev. elder daughter of Mr. C. Walmsley. of 145 Wliallcy


St. John’s R.C. Church,


bv the National Coal Board and the bride by Ribblesdale Ceiiicnt Co. Ltd., Clitheroe. Given away by her father, the


charge on payment ot costs at Clitheroe Juvenile Court on Wed­ nesday*. when he was alleged to have ’ stolen three children’s card games from the premises of


/Y, was given a conditional dis­


STOLE FROM SHOP . 10-YEAR-OLD Clitheroc boy


thatp roviding better secondary schools must come first. But what is really happening is that in many cases they are being made better at the expense of the primary schools. “The most ridiculous thing I


a Clitheroe shop. He asked for other offences to


have heard is the suggestion that to provide teachers for secondary schools when flic leaving age goes un to 16. children should enter the primary schools at the age of six."


cuting. said that P. C. Penling- ton received information that a card game had been left by three boys who ran away after being disturbed. Two of the boys were being


be taken into consideration. Inspector P. B. Jackson, prose­


I Police Division.


New slocks of 1964 models are here


RALEIGH PRODUCT CYCLE WITH 3 SPEED NOW ONLY


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dealt with in another way—by the Juvenile Liaison Scheme being operated in the Accrington


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Council offices, on Tuesday, March 17. Mr. J. B. S. Dahl, an inspector, ---------------


The grounds on which the Council have refused planning


permission are as follows:- (ly This would involve major


alterations and reconstruction. (2) The buildings abut on the


The Clitheroc Advertiser <t Times, February 14,1964 ' 5


BLACK SPOT TRAGEDY


J^IGHTY SLX-YEARS- OLD Mr. James Cotton


highway in front of the estab­ lished building line. , (3) The buildings have a restricted access, and have out­ lived their useful purpose, and should be demolished, and the frontage opened to permit resi­ dential development set back to the established building line in accordance with - modern plann­ ing principles. Owners and occupiers of pro­


was killed in a road accident on Friday at the Billington accident black-spot where a child died only two days earlier. Mr. Cotton—who lived in Billington Gardens — had


perty in proximity to the site who consider themselves to be affected bv the proposed develop­ ment may. if they so desire, attend and state their case in person or through an accredited representative.


taken his laundry to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Dora Hilton, of Calder Avenue, and was on his way to the Post Office to collect his pension when the accident happened. The vehicle involved was a


10-cwf. van driven by Mr. Milton Nield (56), of Simon- stone Lane, Simonstonc.


BIKE IT


Road. Clitheroc. The bridegroom is employed


bride wore a’gown of white satin with a bouffant veil held in place by a crystal coronet and carried a bouquet of red roses. As bridesmaids, her sister. Miss


TAKE THREE


Joan Walmsley, and her cousin, Miss Judith Chadwick, wore dresses of peach Dacron with white floral headdresses, and car­ ried bouquets of freesia. The bridegroom's brother-in-


law. Mr. Robert Jones, was best man. groomsman being Mr.-Gor­ don Taylor, the bridegroom’s brother, and usher a friend, Mr. George Barker senior. Tlie Rev. Fr. F. Hannan per­


ton Arms, Withnell, and later Mr. and Mrs. Movie left for a honey­ moon in Scandinavia. Mrs. Moyle was wearing a blue two piece suit and a cream coat with cream accessories. Wedding presents for Mrs.


formed the ceremony and a reception followed at the Swan and Roval Hotel before the couple left for a honeymoon in


reside at 25 Pimlico Road. Clitheroe.


WALMSLEY— PYE


Moyle, who is a domestic science teacher and Mr. Moyle who is the textile managing director of Hvd- burn Fabrics Ltd., included bed- linen from tile staff of Blakcy Moor Girls’ School, and a hearth rug from the staff of Hydburn Fabrics Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Movie will live at Clough Head. Twis-


BEET— BROWN


___ Alexandra Brown, older daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ cis Brown, of Reed Deep, Hurst Green, was married at St. Peter’s R.C. Church. Stonyhurst, on Sat­ urday to Dr. Peter L. Bed. a general practioner and only son of Mr. and Mrs. George Beet, of Hcysham Road, Morecambe. Given away by her father, the


SISTER at the Royal Lan­ caster Infirmary, Miss Eliza-


WEARING a dress of cream 11 embossed brocade with a veil and headdress to match. Miss Alice Pye. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P.ve, of Lymehouse Farm, Thornley, Nr. Longridge, was married on Wed­ nesday week to Mr. David Walmsley. third son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Walmsley of East View, Newton - in - Bowland, at St. Andrew's Parish Church, Slaid-


burn.The bride, who was given away by her uncle Mr. T. Pye, was carrying a bouquet of pink


carnations. The bridesmaid, Miss Mattie


frccsia.


bride wore a full-length gown with a train of white de-lustered satin with appliqued Swiss lace in a rose design. A pearl coronet secured her bouffant veil and she carried a bouquet of arum lilies, white heather and freesia. The four bridesmaids were Miss


Susan M. Brown, the bride’s sister, and her three cousins, Miss Marv J. Brown, and the Misses Cecelia and Patricia


Holden.. They wore- full-length dresses


of-midnight-blue slub satin with white satin coronets and carried-


deep cream roses. Dr. XL Wood, a friend of the


bridegroom, was best man and Mr. D. R. Holden, the bride’s cousin, was groomsman. Ushers were the bride's brothers, Messrs


W. J. and T. C. Brown. The ceremony was performed


by Fr. Dobson, of Lancaster, and a reception followed ftt Stirk


House Hotel, Gisburn. The couple later .left for a


accessories.


A BOUT ' 80 people attended' the'combined Lent Service - at St. James’ Church, Clitheroe,


on Wednesday night- The service was conducted by


the. Rev. II. D Chapman, and Ml’. V. Gosden, the personnel manager at Northrop, Black­ burn; spoke, taking Good Friday


as his theme. His wife Mrs. J, Gosdch sang a


honeymoon in the Lake District and Scotland, the bride travell­ ing in a pale blue and while, small check two-piece with navy


of the groom, was the best man, and a friend Mr. Stephen Town- son was the groomsman. The ceremony was performed by the rector of Slaidburn, the Rev.


Mr. George Walmsley, brother . , ,


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touring honeymoon in the Lake District-


G. H. Gaze. The couple left later for a


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Pye, sister o f . the bride, was wearing a dress of daffodil yellow embroidered nylon, and carried a bouquet of coloured


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