C'U t h e r o c A d v c r t i s c r I 'r iJ a y . J u n e 11.


<: "Tinu 1965


5


USED CARS FOR SALE 1959 Consul


.................... £275


1959 Conimcr l£dv. 1958 Austin lO o v t . 1960 Conimer Pickup . £100 1961 A35 Vail


£95 £95


................ £130


1962 > auxhall Vx 490 £450 1954 l l i l l iu a i i Minx


B’IT A T'B' T"B l a A 1 H I I I b S 51. A


~B O n r iO ■ Williams, who also gave Bibles to children ea\ tn^ P . ! schools in Slaidburn. Newton and Dunsop Bridge this yeai. welcoming tlic cliildren


I S „ r . . . . C L I T H E K O E


BR IO C EW A T EK G A R A G E D UCK STR EET


Tel. Clitheroc 547


ROBINSON, HEYS & CO. LTD. The Old Firm


Lower Eanam Whart. Blackburn SA V E LINO


Have your Olcl FlaasccI Floors Covcrncl witli Coloured Abonalt.


Also Felt RooFinsi to Elat Roots, etc- Tel. Blackburn .SS.-iae.


THIS IS THE


T h is is lu x u ry m o to r in g . Sm o o th , s ile n t , p o w e r fu l. 3 lit re O .H .V . e n g in e , p ow e r a s s is te d d is c b ra k e s on f ro n t , h e a t in g and d em is t in g s y s tem s . P a n o ram ic v is io n .


S / l lO


W i t h Automatic Transmission £1276.7.1 me. P. I - ^ Hvdrosteer p ow e r s te e r in g and overdrive optional extra . b a c k e d b y 1 2 M O N T H SM /V A R R ^ ^ J ^ ^


L a rg e b o o t . R e c lin in g f r o n t se a ts . Price MK II £1179.13.9 inc. P-T


p t


W h e r e v e r y o u a r e— B.M.C. S e r v i c e k e e p s y o u g o in g .


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Mrs. Williams also welcomed Lite Rev. Kennet l t Pliillips. ■MetltodiSL Minister, of Cltot- burn. wlto is in charge of Slaid­


burn. The Fe.stival Queen elect. Miss


Bienda Harrison, who was one of the recipients. expressed t lianks to Mrs. Williams for the Bibles, and Mr. W J. Harrison, who was Marshal of th e Proces- Sion, th an k ed her for the invita- j tion to Whiteholme.


once more in evidence, leading the pi'ocession. under its con­ ductor. Mr. Har ry Clements.


I voung. and obviously gre-aL pro- ; g:ress lias been, made since tnc i Band was re-formed la s t year. ■ The procession of th e queens ; then left th e village Itall, the i queen-elect pausing to lay i flowers in an a ct of remem- I braiicc a i the ConotaxDli, wlulsi. I the band played, “O God our


! Help in Ages past." following tlie band was tnc


••Slaidburn Silver B an d ” tyas !


retiring Queen. Miss Hoscoe. of DunsojD Bridge, and


Many o f ' the members arc


PICTURESQUE CEREMONY AS


'ESTIVAL QUEEN IS CROWNED IN OLD-WOR.LD VILLAGE


S L M D B U R .N w a s e n f e l e i o r t h e a n n u a l W B i l M o i i n a y ^ ,


G. H. Gaze, at which the preacher was the Rev. J. I . W _______ 'the children then processed to Wdiiteholme. where they \A


Vietni-esqnc old village was tlirongeil .vi 1. < ax ‘ ^ he day opened with a service m Si. Andrew .s


, l.iic; V were presenlcd with the iradilional sixpenny piece by ^ i s ^ . 111 ivj i.'-i I tiiwi* ^ —---------— ^ 1 \/i . L y ic a i 1


'VLnuliiv l-csuval Queen Lcreruoiiv and spoi-ts, ami ihc ,i.,v irim>er-i -who joinetJ the villaiters in tlie fe s t iv it ie s .


, • - ir clapham.


her reiinne. Next came th e new Queen. Miss Bi'cnda H a r r^ o n . of ; Slaidburn School. She is th e only ;


Harrison, of Manor House Farm. daughter of Mr. and E.


^ The®*^m-owning ceremony was Dcrfornied by tlie le tu n ig ; Queen, an d th en the new queen drew for the “lucky number babv” contest. Winners were: 1 R u th Baines. 2 Cad-ieiine :


Hindle. 3 Andrew Ppp*’®”" ' Teas were sert cd in the


m-n-aiice bv a ladie.s’ refresh- , m en treom m i t te e headed by Mrs. |


^'"credT°for the smooili runninn Of tbc a r rangements is due to .


Folk-singing at Jazz festival


pURlSTS may decry ihc decision by ^ croc Jazz Festival lo intersperse rcd-hol


can b^ liule doubt that il will all help lo make_lirst-class ente, l a i n m e n l .


sin-’ina at tomorrow's 1'eslival in ihc Castle The cLin'cnl popularity ol


folk-sindinii which is. alien all. ' an accepted and vcnciable ^ rorm ol' music, has led the . commillcc to engage the ; Tat'crner.s 5 Folk Group, iit Blackpool. The group, led by Pelc Rodizers. have lakcn time olT trom their regular engage- mcnl al ihc 1 albol Flolcl. Blackpool, lo show Clilhcroe the kind ol' music lhal has | made them iinc ol die Nonh s


lop groups. •Ja:^. cnthiisiii.sls ari’ cxpi'i ted in


pai'tii'.s from a.-: far a'.vai’ as Lon­ don. Birmingham and Blackpool. ;


a n a n n u a l ‘mu s t* in t h e c a l e n d a r ot j a z z f o l low e r s , a n d is r e c o g ­


T h e f e s t i v a l is n ow b e c om i n g


n i s e d a s b e i n g o n e of t h e m o s t o r d e r l y a n d p r o f e s s i o n a l l y - o r g a n ­


C om e and try it a t jiiieaiiGii.ij **-'-*'' T. ROBINSON tCL ITH ERO E ) LTD. ALWAYS A GOOD SELECTION OF USED CARS IN STOCK


LOW M O O R G A R A G E & F IE E IN G S T .V H O N PH O N E C L ITH ERO E 17


- W I S E L Y - B U Y C A 3 0 L S E L E Y — .


ised f e s t i v a l s in t h e c o u n t r y . This IS borne oir. by tin- lac: that last year I'a


'o am horn ic.-


sent represenlaUvi’s to seek ad­ vice on the organisation a:io general running ol the festival. This year the iirgani.sing com- mliiec nas .‘


^el-iss cnlcr-


Clare the festival open at 2 p.m. The open-air session ill con tinue until- 0-30 P.m. Halt an hour laicr the evening dance sos.sion will .sturt in a niaiciuct.


conHnuing iiniil 11 P.bi- Tlic Barr.\' Ivid ?vlarl\ n R<i4-


timo Band have been pla>ing ro goiber in London for live and art' currently yc.sident at iho


Club ;'j1 The New Orlt'an." Slompeis .nt a Preston band v


together tor ihrec years. Dm..;c that lime they have pia.’


. ho have h * '


of ihe events in Lanca.shire. d.- ing influenced by the .style.s m Bunk Johnson and George Lc w Recently i hey have opened Ih...


.'cd m...-.


ov, n L'Inb The Ged Hone Ragtime L;,:.c


have man.v devoted tollowers ... Ma’


.'.ehester where they are re.-.-


den:' tit the Manchest<r Spoil- (Inild. No strangi'i's to Cluheii- . th<‘V p'.ay in the stvle ol K' :: C'ov'ier. and 'nave recentl.s' apitc..; eti at cin'os in London. B.iui.:.- hani. a:id Nmiincham


'i'he i'^Uie Coast Ja,ty.ine:! .o ^pari’d iio r-xpEnNi- bv ciigay; iiicr naliunaUy-knijwn


I groups. LoseUicr with oni? or two gucM, mu.sicians. All ibc baiicis


■ will play ciurins vbo ufLovnoon and ovohing .n


wo l c omo t b c m u s i c i a n s a n d dc-- T b c A l a y o r c s s . J . H a l l . wi . . c-snIoiin


a siri-nieee group Irom Black- ptiol wiio ',ilav Dixieiar.d ja/./. .. aullii inic 1920*


I play regularly at .Xcering ton. ; Preston, and Bl-ackpool. Ron


Stevens on irnmnet i-s M In the event of rain the attcr-


j noon .-e.s.sion will ai.so be he*.d in tiie marqtiec.


W ITH ALL THE EXTRAS Optional 1.080


e.c. or 1.221 c.c o.h.v. engine. 47-b.h.p. 3.0 40 m.p.g. Pive-pa.sscnger sealing, with fully reclining iront seats. Independent .siuspension all wheel.s. Supei’ do Luxe ieatures. Fitted


lieater. etc. Bio va lu e


at only £599-19-1 1 the cheapest full-size Estate Car on the market


INCLUDED SKODA COMBI ESTATE CAR


£599 been together lor lour year.s anc: s style. Thej haw io lencler.


S ta r t-n te a l l s i z e s a n d


D. LORD 3 MOOR L A N E - (I Tel. Clithcl


i


.Mrs. J. Thompson, the new sec­ re ta ry- tre asurer . who stepped


into the breach only a shor t


exxDressed by th e Rector, ch air ­ man of the committee.


time ago. T hanks to all helpers were


RESULTS BOYS


Six and under—1 B ry an Wood. _ Jeremv Harrison, 3 Jo h n


Handley. E ig h t an d under—1 R. Wilkinson, 2 David Baxter, 3 John Harrison. 11 an d un d e r— Eric Whittle, 3 Ia n Skellhorn, 3 Philip Roscoe. 16 an d under—1 G. Birtwell, 2 R. Cowking, 3


T. Dowling. Sack ra ce—1 G. Birtwell, 2 M.


Nowell, 3 A. Bolton. P o ta to race __1 A. Bolton. 2 M. Nowell. 3 G. Birtwell. Three-legged ra ce—1 N Nowell an d S. Beattie. 2 T. Dowling an d G. Wolstenholme, :i J. and B. Fe a the r .


GIRLS Six and u nde r—1 Alison Skell-


iiorn. 2 Susan Bush. 3 Wendy Walker. E ig h t an d under—1 Ruth Hitchen. 2 Linda Whit- fleld. 3 Debra Newsam. Eleven and un d e r—1 Sheila Hitchen. 2 Ruth Hitchen. 3 Brenda Harr;-


WIN N ER S in the lucky number baby show. In the cent re is Catherine Hinclle. is Ruth Baines, and right Andrexv Pearson.


son. Sixteen and under—1 Audrey Rushton. 2 Sheila Cal- verley, 3 Lvnda Walters. Sack vace—1 Jill Birtwell. 2 P a t Birt- i well. 3 Lynda Walters,


i Three-legged — 1 Lynda i Wal ters and Ann Bainbridge. 2 Sheila and R u th Hitchen. 3 P a t an d J i l l Bii-twell. P o ta to—1 P.


■ Birtwell. 2 A. Dixon. 3 L. 1 Walters. Egg and spoon—1 B. ; Catlow. 2 R. Waddington. 3 M.


i Birtwell. Toddlers'—1 D. Haigh. 2 Susan


i Howarth. -3 David Ingham. 16 ; a n d under wlteelbarrow—1 Ann I Crossland and Graham Wolstcn- i holme. Relay—hst team. Ann 1 Crossland, T. Dowling, P a t


Birtwell, R. Smith. AD'ULTS


Ladies ; 80 yards—1 A. Nowell, i 2 Susan Rowe. 3 Mary Rushton.


I Musical m ats on cycles—1 Rushton. P o ta to—1 A. Nowell. -


' V. Bush. 3 M. Rushton. I Egg and spoon—lA. Nowell. 2


1 V. Bush. 3 Mi-s. Ridgeway. ' Ladies' and genf.s wheelbarrow-— 1 D. Bush a n d D. Bradley, _ A.


i Nowell and J. Clegg, 3 M. Rush- ; ton and T. Robinson. Ladies and g en t’s t ie—1 V. Bush a n d D.


I Bradlov, 2 M. Rushton and M. Beattie. 3 A. Nowell and T. Robinson.


Bu.sh. Ladies' and gent's -slow cycle__1 S. Beattie, 2 M. Beattie.


GENTS


3 D Bush. *Veterans—1 3- Bleaaard. 2 G. Ridgeway. 440 vds.__1 E. Bush. 2 A. Farrell. 3 G. Mercer. Cycle—1 M Beattie, 2 M. Nowell. 3 T. Robinson.


F la t—1 E. Bush. 2 A. Farrell. 3 S. Beattie. Sack—1 G. Mercer. 2 D. Busn, „ ^


3 M Nowell. Fell race 1 G. Mercer. 2 E. Bush. 3 D. Birtwch. Tu<^ o’ wav—1 Cliipping: B . Pilfow n g h l—F. Mercer. Caccb-


t Ladies* and Gent's re,ay C. Dowson. X'. Bush. D. Bush. E.


, rootball—1 Waddington. 2 C hat burn.


ing the pig—D. Bush.


Bowlers batsmen


th e return, ‘derby’ match was , undoubtedly due lo a ninth- j wicket partnership of 56 between | Billy Slrnger, Clitheroe's opening | fa s t bowler and Jim Purnell, the j Arsenal goalkeeper.


CLITHEROEfS viictory over Ribblesdale Wanderer., in


c r i t ic a l p e r io d w h e n C l i th e r o e h a d lo s t e i g h t w i c k e t s f o r 75 | r u n s a n d t h e y m a t e r i a l l y im- j p r o v e d t h e h om e s i d e ’s p r o s - 1 p e c t s , n o t b y s lo g g in g , b u t by c r a f t sm a n s h i p of t h e h i g h e s t o r d e r . Clitheroe began well enoug'n 'oy


T h e y c am e t o g e t h e r a t t h e


JUNIOR LEAGUE


Barnold.swick 149 Sef.lc 170 fur


8; Baxenden 107. Cherry Tree 100 for 4; Blackburn Nor'.hcrn 100. 0.swaldtyvi.stle 127; Cliihcroe 65. E.E.C. 208 for 5; Lang'no Coion;. 105, Padiham 57; Lower Darwen 113. Earby 114 for 9; Luca.- '244 for 6. Great Harwood 152: Read 220 for 5. Ribblesdale Wanderers 102; Waddington 126, RoU,--Roy> •-


130. MONDAYS RESULTS


Norihei-n 119; Great Harwood 92. Waddington 182 for 6 Luca.s 225 for 6. Clitheroe 66; O.'-'.vald'.wi.-n.le 55 for 3. Baxenden 54: Pad.ham 133 for 5. Lower Dniwt;-: T.12; Ribblesdale Wanderer., 113. B.r.- noldswick 139: Roll.s-Ro;. to 188. Langho Colon.v 220 for 5.


E.E.C. 120 for 8. Blackburn LEAGUE TABLE P W D LP.- 1


' '


Luca.s ...................... 6 5 1 0 21 Burnley Belvedere 7 5 1 i 21 Blackburn North. 7 f> 0 2 20 Cherry Ti'ee . . . . 7 5 0 2 20 Earby ...................... 7 5 0


Langho Colon.v . . ■ 4 o 4 0 '3 10


Wadd'.ngton . . . . 7 4 n ;; it: Padiham ................. 7 4 0 iii ■ Barnoldswick . . 7 :i ’ Lower Darwc;t . .


i:i 8 3 1 4 i:'.


Read .......................... 0 3 1 2 Clithcroe ........................ 2 1 4 9 Ribblesdalc Wa:r. 7 2 n


Rolls-Royce . . . . 6 2 n 4 8 a


Settle ...................... .7 - 0 5 ? Baxenden ............ 8 1 0 7 4 Whallcy ................. 6 n 2 4 2 Great Harwood . . 7


0 0 7 0


Oswaldtwislle Im. 7 5 0 2 20 E.E.C................... 7


2 2u 'o Hi


IHE NEW Q U E EN Brenda Harrison after the crownins ceremony is pictured as she vialked round the held with her attendants


Clarion visit Reeth in Swaledale


HLRING ihc Whilsuniitle weekend friends of the


^'oI'k.^hirc Union held their iinmial meet at Reeth in Swaledalc- and il was tn This direction that we turned our


faces on Saturday. Going by way of Ribbiehead


and Hawes, we .surpri.'xxi lo see very little traf-


'"^Jusi before H.awes. ■we a- he road.side to eat dmnei a.nd


Powerlu! 1.2*21 c.c. engine Independent .su.-pen.sion on all wheel.s


Fresh air interioi* heatci’ In'.erior controlled radiator blind Windscreen washer.s t wo coat hangers Fully reclining front .seat.s 27 piece comprehen.sive tool kg Floor type gear change Courte.s.v lighi.s Tiiiel-proof petrol liller cap Boot controlled Horn interior of ear Underbody rust proof coating Bucket t.vp<-' Iron! .sea.us


SKODA OCTAYIA 1965


W i t h t h e e x t r a s a t n o e x t r a co s t


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SLEEK .ST'S LED ROOMY FO U R -DO O R SALOON in a range of a ttra cu v e colour.s. Designed and manufactured with th e


well-known Skoda ruggedne.-s and reliability, o.lr.v. aluminium die-cast water-cooled engine offer .s ,t lop speed ol m.p.h. in 14 15 seconds from s ta r t .


LUXURIOU.S TW O -rO N E IN T ER IO R features fully reclining Iront seat.s and


uncluttered fa.wia panrl. sun M A L L TH E E X T R A S IN C LU D ED— sumption 40 m.p.g. .-^ors and excellent all-iounci ^s^my "nlrroun'r contribute much to the safety of driver and pa.ssengers £579


th a t 's Skoda—iieater. thief-proof petrol cap —.... — ppi . -o, co n - prUning underbody. and many o th er le a u u e s all built n.


and bool, aiiti-corrosioii


T p r e m ie r JE r m S, p l a n s .


De l i v e r e d ,


Sheas a r e e n n o u s e s . H om e l . Intei^-oven F e n c i n g .


U IB ^ /A SB E STO S , TM B E e r e c t e d , f r e e


premT I r c o n s t r u c -t t o m C O - u t ^ Dr>noh Road. Low»r C a w « • „ g g ^ e n d s Ooea Daily 8.30


e fnme E x t e n s i o n s . ^_xD.


or CONCRETE I ' PV-(vi ' WVnVcycinU' lo Abl>otside on One


iidnii’-e thi- glorious view, which eSn d o d frhm Dodd Fell an d t ile one side, o \ ^


1 " to in " on. wo pa.'^ed through ' he^urii and .-skirted the exsten- I si-p .y.-mv •.■.■ainmg gromid a t


! BoLrtav until a t Everton we ’ dropped down into Swaledale. Th^ yillage' of Reoth lies hist


iiPi'tie th.- Yorkshire Dales Hat- ’onaT Park a' b 'e junctioit of


Srviedalo and - 'Y f ,rr!^^d?:^^lnal^‘ Sen^'^em-


'■


teihs pitched, .so after outs v.e were able to SO and r enew old acquaih^'^P^’ O


chod n, massed s ia r t .rtifi 10 mile-circuit


rr Sunday


“ c ^ p xiio wa.s ir^ a by t l r S r


^' ,


ci*'d the 50 miles per hour ^oop •mroagh Catter-ick


■ extra day. Before wc left I a^dans competrrton.


pack up. although tetunate one.s were


O 1


i^ iu - iSoop


; clinib'^ver Hipswell Moor, all to negotiated fiv'e


Did not stop


Juvenile Panel on Wednesday th a t although h e r lo-year-old son h ad been p ro se cu ^ d for riding a pedal cycle p a s t a sio’if wi thout stopping, a middle- aged m an who rode p a s t a t the s im e time


\ mother told - -Clithei’oe policeman ■Get had


for work” prosecuted. c o u r t^ h ^ ^ a s th is man '■


and had not T. Shaw told


=Po„ lost.


«;to'DT>ed and th e police officei foot i t would have be^en


‘^Ymcer


difficult to apprehend him. b u t th a t


would be made and th e man would be interviewed.


The 1 5 -year-old boy was fined n Monday most .Y^Ymore Viad to m « t a ?iandsome’shield given


iiv the York.shire Union, yt a. th ^''ov.h L a n c s U n i o n , yyon m t h Pcny,n of Stephen Nighungaic Po- three darts the neare.st lo


m '.ipproarfr his 84


sanie .-/vid-s back to Lcybui . i-iien almig Wensleydale we tmi -


O u: i-oule home i'‘'U?}'’ 5;jL,‘ rn


eel into Btshopdale •'^loiie Pass, skirting UMigsYotn


ciale C h ^ .and the Deepdale end


half-price because he -nas a lu iiici.’


even more, they let hirn ,


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'isw T e l . WHALLEY 3110


1962 MORRIS 1100 . .. £450 1962 AUSTIN Mini Van. heater, private use only


f£l.


1963 1961


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Austin Metropolitan F.H. Coupic. very clean, in excellent condition, radio, etc..................................................... £.'95


Hillman Minx Saloon, specimen condition, radio. etc......................................................................................................................... £160


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Bedford Kenibus. 12 se a te r ................................................... £195 t!


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r u n n in g c o s t .'i' . • .; .


of Fle et Moss to make the cau­ tious descent in to Buckden. C'.tu- tiou.s because by now Whit 'Nlon- day ti-afflc wa.s makin.g it.self felt. Ivettlewell. once a sleepy litiie village, was a veritable Picca- dillv as caa-.s converged from all poh'its. However we were -soon thi-ough and re turned home by­ way of Cr-acoe. Gargi-ave. and P av th om e Moors. Next Sunday for those who


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w an t to get the miles in. there is a ru n to th e Lakes, teavmg a t 8 p.m. For th e move sedate the


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