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together at Whalley A bb ey this weekend. T h e Rev. R . Jo b l in g . S u p e r in te n d e n t Min i s te r of Cl i th-


T h i s m e a n s th a t A n c l i c a n


a n d F re e C h u r c h min i s te r s in j the Cl i th c ro e a r e a wi l l b e tak - | ing a n o th e r im p o r t a n t s tep J towa rd s c lose r Ch r i s t ian uni ty. |


c o n c e r n e d ,


S o f a r a s t h e M e t h o d i s t s a r e im p o r t a n t d e c i s i o n s


w e r e t a k e n a t t h e N o r t h L a n c s . 1 Di s t r i c t S y n o d , h e l d y e s t e r d a y w e e k a t C e n t r a l M e t h o d i s t ! C h u r c h . P r e s t o n .


hours, the Synod said • Yes" by 146 votes to 81. with 32 neutral. The synod was even more emphatic in wanting "closer


a g a in s t th e suggested scheme of union with th e C hurch of E n g ­ land th an were for it. members of th e Synod approved th e scheme in broad outline. After a discussion lasting* two


In spite of a report th a t more people a t circuit


level were


R E PR E SE N T A T IV E S of the Council of Christian Congre­ gations in the Clitheroe District are holding a retreat


croe Me th o d is t C h u r c h , d e s c r ib ed th e event to the Ad v e r t i s e r a n d T ime s as “ a n h is to r ic o c c a s io n ” .


relations with, th e C hurch ot E n g la n d / ' voting 242 for. and only seven against, with


which was passed contained the following s t ipulat ions :


ing the acceptance of bishops into Methodism, did n o t share the views of some Anglicans on “The theorv of Apostolic Sue- 1 cession” : although could see it


as a possible system of church government:


i nation. T h a t the fullest use of laymen


: m ark the union of the two mini­ stries. should make i t more clear ; th a t this was not a fu r th e r ordi-


j should be made in the service j and government of the churdh. ! including, u n d e r exceptional i circumstances the conduct of ; Holy Communion.


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: T h a t the principle of the “open table” < p e rmi t ting any­ one of any denomination or none to take communion) toe carried forward into the full union of the churches.


; When Church union was dis- i dussed a t the March quarterly ■ meeting of the Clitheroe Metho- | dist Circuit, the voting was 69 for. 21 against, on one resolution which asked, in effect. "Do you desire closer relationship with th e Church of E n g lan d ? ”


j Voting on the question of ; whether the p re sen t suggested scheme of union is a good one or not. voting was.: 33 for. 55 against, three neutral.


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; Tha t the proposed “Service of Reconciliation” which would


remains with the Methodist Con­ ference. which meets a t Ply­ m outh in July, and both circuit and distr ict views and voting will be considered then. A resolution to Conference,


neutral. The main decision, however,


T h a t the district, in consider­ 10


KIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE PENDLE FOREST


| H. Thompson b Ascough . . 1 B. Robinson b Ascough . . . . B. Bolds worth n o t o u t


E x tra s ...................................... T otal


A. B a r re t t b Holdsworth . . 3 E. Robinson ru n out


I. Hamer b Holdsworth


Wilkinson c Thompson ID. Bolton


BROCKHALL Holdsworth


t o ..


,M. Bibby c Holdsworth . . M. BritclifTe b Thompson . . C. Warden b Thompson


Total


R. P ro c ter b Ascough ............. o R. Townsend ru n out ............. W. Maxfield b Bibby ............. L. Robinson c Ascougli


D. Eccles lbw Bibby ............. 7 J. Clegg b Ascough ............. A. N u t ter c Bibby ............. P. Wray c Wilkinson .............


6 4


21


. . . . 2 10


114


Bibby 10—1—40—3. R. Ascough 10.5—0—48—5, Wilkinson 2—0— 16—1.


Bowling for Brockhall : M.


. . . . 2 . . . . 0


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............. 1 6 1


R. Ascough n o t out .................. 0 E xtras ...................................... 5


19


! P. S to t t ................................................ J. Bury ................................................


1 Thompson 5.6—3—6—3. 1


CHIPPING


1 A. Seed ................................................ 1 A. W r ig h t ............................................ 63 R. S t o t t ................................................ 0 L. F. M a rch a n t


2 6


P. T u rn e r ........................................... 0 V. Robinson n o t o u t .................... 0


11 1 Bowling for Burnley I I I : S.


Lavin 7—4—9—2. Spence 8—0— 36—3. Fell 6—1—17—2. B. Foster 5.2—0—31—2.


BURNLEY I I I


S. L a v in ........................................... 17 J. Ashworth n o t out


B. Foster not out ....................... 65 H. Howarth ...................................... 4 A. Bullas ...........................................


1


E xtras ...................................... 4 Total <3 wkts> . . 96


............. 5


E x tra s ...................................... 1 Total


....................... 94


B. E e a r in g ...................................... 9 L. M a rch an t


............................ 1 .................................


* unable to bat. Bowling for Pendle Forest : B. Holdsworth 6 - 1—8—4, H.


Brockhall played with only 10 men as Ross was injured and


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. . . . 43 15 1


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NATURALISTS VISIT VALLEYS


u A IN h a d ” given way to a s t rong f resh b ree ze as th e N a tu r ­ al ists left the bus in Gre en L a n e , n e a r Ch ip p in g , o n S a tu rd a y


lo begin th e i r r amb l e u n d e r the le ad e r sh ip of Mr . B. Sharpies . T a k in g the o c c u p a t io n road to Da i ry Ba rn F a rm , finds


saxi f rage , s t i t c hw o r t a n d a


were so o n be in g recorded. T h e s e in c lu d e d violets , g o ld en


h e d g e - sp a r row's n e s t wi th fo u r eggs a n d o n e chick. PHEASANT HID


heard th e p a r ty and crouched so low as to be completely hidden in the grass.


Holland a r ig h t tu rn was made to Throstle Nest. In th e hedge­ row the young shoots of blue sow th is tle were plentiful with occasional splashes of yellow


Coming to the road to Little J E N SO L E A G E N T A p h e a s an t in the next field


Throst le Nest the p a r ty went by field p a th by Townley House


here and there of leopards bane. Tu rn in g into the fields of


and Townley House Wood to reach the road above Loud Mytham where a wonderful dis­ play of th e sloe was seen. The River Loud was in good spate as i t flowed under the


bridge to join the Hodder, but a few line-casts away, bringing the waters from Chipping Vale on i ts way east. Leaving Loud Mytham where


the Crumbleholmes resided for several centuries according to an act book of Whallcy Abbey in the 16lh century, the p a r ty soon found themselves on Doeford


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Bowling for Chipping : A.


W r ight 10—1—21—1. R. Stott 6— 0—36—1. L. Marchant 4—0—24— 0, A. Seed 4—0—10—1. Calderstones 126 for 4 wickets


declared. G re a t Harwood S.C. 54 for 7 wickets. The resul t was a draw.


CHIEF OF LANCS


C.I.D. TO RETIRE


EA D of Lanc ashi re CID Detect ive Chief Super in­


ten d en t Wi l l iam A. Roberts, is to ret i re on Ju n e 1st. He is to be succeeded by Chief S u p e r in te n d en t Harold H. , Prescot t , n ow in charge of the


i Leigh Division, i A native of Golbourne. Mr. Prescott joined the force in 1939 and has served mainly as a detec­ tive in the Fylde. Manchester. Leigh. Accrington, an d Head­ qu a r te rs Divisions. From 1959 to


1963 he was . se cond-in-fiornm^- of the county CID. Mr. Roberts, who succeeded


Dot. Chief Supt. C. N. F. L;ndsav in November. 1958. joined the


force in 1932. and served at Hoy- ton and Wirines where he .started detective duties in 1936.


After work a t Huyton and CID D U T I E S


was appointed detective-inspec­ tor a t Leigh in 1951. Ho joined


Ormskirk he was promoted to detective-sergeant in 1948 and


the Hutton CID operational staff la te r th a t year and was made


detoctive-chicf-inspector in 1952. He succeeded Superintendent


R. McCartney a.s sccond-in-com- mand of the Lancashire County CID in Ju n e 1954. before being tran s fer red to Lancaster, attain a.s second-in-command in 1954. He was in chaxge of the Gars-


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Imported Ox Tails (any weight) 1/6


Lean Imported Clinck for Stewing 3/6


Beef Sausages, from 2/0


English Pork Chops (all sizes cut) 4/4


English Boneless Shoulder Pork (any weight cut) 2/10


English Belly Pork 1/8


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Bridge, where several minutes were spent watching the swal­ lows d a r t in g up and down the river and not ing th e beautiful blue colouring of these lovely


Yorkshire the way led by foot­ p a th on the left along “T he Richmond Way” to Stakes Farm, which in the 14th century was waste-land ren ted by Jo h n De Flesington along with other land for 27 shillings an d fourpence. At H o d d e r Ho le Wo o d , m e n ­


t i o n w a s m a d e o f a w h i t e - t a i l e d e a g l e c a u g h t t h e r e in 1849. On reaching Stakes, which is


carved on a tab let over a blocked door was noticed. I t read “Nunc mea, mox hujus. sed


th e latin inscription


a seventeenth century farm­ house.


“Now th is is mine, soon some­ one else'-s. but afterwards whose


postca nescio quius nemo sibi n a tu s .” A rough trans lation would be


birds as they flashed in the su n ­ light. Over the bridge an d into


i himself.” j Leaving Stakes, we made for ! the ford below Lower Lees and ; had a little difficulty in crossing. , Coming to some limestone out­ crops not fa r from th e river.


I know not, nobody ts born fo r


! refreshments were taken. | After tea. toothwort was found.


! and indications were in evidence of a good show of May blossom. Leaving the river the path was


j sil productus were seen in the , Limestone walls, and excellent | views of th a t p a r t of the Hodder Valley, which lies between Kit- ; cham Fell and Mellor Knoll were


followed to the Whitewel] road, by the end or Ings Wood. The road was crossed and the partv entered the fields again to go by the field p a th above Launds Wood and Tommy Barn to Seed- hill and so to W'hiiewcll for the bus home. Sonic fine samples of the fos-


: enjoyed with the Holland Hills ; forming a good background. "RAMBLER.”


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E S H T O N T E R R A C E , C L I T H E R O E (Next to the Crossings)


SAVE T IM E AND M O N E T ALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED


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