10 Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, Friday, October 20, 1967


ORGAN MUSIC TO SUIT ALL TASTES


was the organist invited by the Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society to take the place oli Dr. George Thal- ben-Ball, who is recovering from an operation. He has been before some eighteen months ago and gave a mag­ nificent programme. For his second visit his programme was brilliantly played and what an attractive pro­ gramme it was, with some­ thing to suit all tastes. Mr. Robinson began with the


'Mr. Christopher Robinson


better th an ever before, show­ ing th a t the church was a t the


temperature a t which the in­ strument was tuned, and every­ thing combined with Mr. Robinson’s mastery to produce most perfect performance.


Bach Fantas ia and Fugue in G Minor, a most well thought- out performance with some trills which seemed to l it like a glove and all magnificently under control throughout. Two quiet Chorale-Preludes


by The Belgian Organist Com­ poser Flor Peeters came next and were most musically h an ­ dled. These were followed by the Mendelssohn Organ Sonata No: 3 in A minor, a work of considerable technical diffi­ culty b ut there was no trace of 'this in its performance, ra th e r one was made aware of the onward sweep of the music, with the chorale theme appearing in tile bass under


a fugue-like passage for the hands.


Appreciated


master works for tile organ, The Reubke Sonata on the !Mth Psalm is one, and another is the Franz Liszt Fantasia and Fugue on '"Ad Nos, Ad Salutarem Undam” The la tte r work demands much in the way of imagination from the player in his choice of regis­ tra tio n and its technical


There are several well-known


demands, in common with many works by the same corn* poser are legion. I t was a n incredible per­


formance of th e Liszt and obviously much appreciated by


everyone there. The organ itself sounded


Dr. George Thaiben-Ball was to have played this great Liszt composition, he would probably have equalled Mr. Robinson's performance, for h is technique is world-famous, he would probably have treated i t differently, a s is likely to happen when two a r tists inter­ p ret tile same music, he would probably have chosen his stops differently, but even he could not have given a bet­ te r performance, though l t might well have been, a dif­ ferent one. I t is to be hoped th a t when he comes, he will play th is work for Olitheroe Organ Society members so th a t they can compare two treatments of th is master­


piece. Mr. Robinson was introduced


by Mr. C h a r l e s Myers (Organist of the Church and


M u s i c a l Adviser to the


Society), he was thanked by Mr. D. R. Carrington. In res­ ponse to tlie vote of thanks, and tlie now traditional re­ quest for an encore he played a delightful little piece by the British composer F rank Bridge, again most tastefully regis­ tered, and musically played.


The recital nc month is a


retu rn visit by the local 'cellist Mr. John Catlow, now a mem­ ber or th e London Symphony Orchestra, who is to play the Dvorak 'Cello Concerto, with Mr. Myers to accompany at the organ and also to play some solos.


Flood Fund The Bowland Council Flood


Appeal Fund i.jw stands at £503 2s 5d., tlie Trustees of


Slaidburn Football Club hav­ ing added th e ir contribution of £4 18s Id. to the previous total of £498 4s. 4d,


FOR ABSOLUTE PERFECTION 8N USED CARS


Residents of Low Moor are unanimously agreed th a t (lie


stone should be preserved and it should ■ stay in the villas For generations old people


have sa t on it, children have played on it.


It is uncertain how the


Helpin| at


thinks i t shameful to begrudge overseas help to those countries


A writer in la s t week’s issue


who ‘continually stab us in the back'. And so i t might be if there


were no need of help to the homeless, the wretched, the rain . wracked people nearer ■tome. Of course i t is more


dramatic to see pictures of black children with swollen bellies th a n i t is to think of causes who appeal for help for cancer ridden bodies, for spas­ tica, for people orippled with a r th ritis and for all those societies a t Home who appeal for help in order to combat such diseases, or to allieviate pain. Dickens’ Mrs. Jellybys' of


tains the words ‘hell’, ‘punk’ and •goddam’. And I am sure th a t if he looked carefully enough Into tiho texts of th e other plays in the Clitheroe Drama Festival he would find words In all of them which would corrode the souls of our children.


Watchdog’ h a s been sleeping. A View from th e Bridge’ con­


Bleak House fame, are entitled to keep tlie natives of Borrio- boolarGha, but le t not those who prefer to help those nearer home be regarded a s shameful!


WINIFRED U. COPELAND (Mrs.)


Little Barnes, Church Street, St. Ives, Huntingdon.


C.W.


a n intelligent and imaginative boy whose talents are stifled and deformed by a n environ­ ment whicih offers him no crea- tive outlet for them. One of th e crucial figures in th a t environ­ ment is the fa th e r — a man whose coarseness and brutality are reflected in h is language. His puny mind can conceive no other adjective th a n ’bloody’ which expresses a disgust exten­ ding to everything except, un­ fortunately, himself. He ham­ mers Billy with -the word, beating down h is spirit.


“Billy Liar” is a play about


ultimately, very sad, as Billy’s lying becomes more and more desperate. Long before the end we feel we never want to hear tile word ’bloody’ again. I can imagine no b etter way of en­ suring th a t a youngster would keep i t out of his own speech.


The play is very funny, but,


forms of Clitheroe's schools should certainly be encouraged


Boys and girls of the upper


to see it. Many of them will h a v e B i l ly ’s p r o b lem s t o g r a p p l e w i th i l l o n e f o rm o r a n o th e r .


36 Balmoral Avenue, Clitheroe.


KEITH SAGAR


stone came to be a t the cor­ ner of the wall of the old Day School, but what is certain is th a t we want i t to stay in Low


M001‘ “SENTIMENTALIST" Concerning my previous


comments under the heading ‘Dangerous junction" and also


the additional comments made by Mr. S. Whiteside in favour of a dual line system I wish to add the following. A dual line svsieai did ocelli to me and I agree th a t if i t


were practicable this would be suitable to the situation.


I


must point out that due to the essential loading and unloading


of vehicles a t premises on this stretch of road it is n o t pos­ sible to have a dual fine sys­ tem which would necessitate


Lowerg&te


SITUATIONS VACANT Just Around the Corner^


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V.I.P‘s are needed Quickly . . . . MACHINISTS


FOR SECTIONAL W O R K . . .OVERLOOKING .. MACHINISTS


AND FLAT M A CH IN IN G


n o stopping for loading pur­ poses.


carried out a t the front of the Brown Cow Hotel.


Brewery vehicle unloading is


of the road is a furniture shop, an d also an electrical shop, while across the roacl is a pro­ vision shop. I t is impassible to avoid some loading or unload­ ing a t these points and there­ fore I still think the only prac­ ticable way of making the junction safe is by s'owing the


Lower down on the same side


itraffic from Lowergate. With a two-way traffic sign


erected in Lowergatc, and slow


marked on the road i t is my opinion that drivers would have no excuse for not taking the necessary care at this junc­ tion.


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found


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expert services


HOOF IIEPAIIIS pointing wall- ins, concreting and.Macadaming -U . Pollard 1 Central Avenue CUtheroe Phone 3610 _______


ELECTRIC blankets repaired and sold Fully guaranteed.— —Mnsoivs Electrical, 48 Wilson


St.. Clitheroe 3531. _________


WE REPAIR broken or blocked manholes, inspection chambers,


Fall-haven Road. Blackburn.— Tel. 5 4 6 n n ________________


garage wanted


GARAGE WANTED for one or —two wagons CHthcroc or clist.—


Phonn ™n\n11ftV 2180. thanks


t h e EMPLOYEES or Approved PERSONAL


"DRINK-N.DRIVE". Model car racing, 60ft three-lane track.— Persons interested call on. R. Parker. 35 Llttlemoor Rd. CUtli- eroe. any night.


PUBLIC NOTICES


LIONS ’100’ CLUB, dumber G0«


R.W C.C. 200 CLUB. No. 31,


Electronics Ltd., wish to'thank the directors for lh c .vcrV enjoyable n-lo to Blackpool


downspouts, gutters. — Write, call or phone: R. Hazard, 16


roses, shrubs and trees. The whole property is in impeccable


rhree good-sized bedrooms: bath­


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE. SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE


huired a t the above kitchen—125 d ours per week (11 a.m. to 2 p.m.


Chatburn C.E. Sohool Kitohon q Two Goneral Assistants re­


i ge, experience etc., to the Divis­ tonal Education Officer, Educa­


Rishton not later than 25th October, 1967.


aily). Wage £2-14-5. a Applications by letter stating ion Offlec, Blackburn Road.


PERSONAL


BARCLEY individually deslgnedi corsets and bras—Mrs, Lambert “Kiloran,” Radeclyffc fatreet, Cltthoroe. Tel. 2869.


CATERING


FOOD with a difference for all home entertaining.—Ribchester 275 or Earby 3360.


TUITION FORMER TEACHER offers prlv;


ate tuition In Latin up to O A level.—Write Box No. R2,


dvertiser and Times. WANTED TO RENT


MOTHER AND DAUGHTER re- quire house to ren t , Clitheroe area. References.—Write Box No. R1 Advertiser and Times.


PROPERTY TO LET TO LET promisos suitable for


offices or workshop, e ta . on Eshton Terrace. Clitherpe. Three rooms and yard, electricity and water.—Apply Exors. W. £».


Grime. Lodcmatlc. No. 3 Works, Primrose. Clitheroc. Tel. 2233. __ WANTED


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ASSISTANTS REQUIRED


FIVE DAY WEEK


OVER THREE WEEK ROTA SYSTEM APPLY


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F. W. WOOLWORTH, Castle Street, Clithcroc.


WEST RIDING COUNTY COUNCIL


SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE


Thornoyholme R.C. School Kitohcn, Dunson Bridge, Nr. Clithcroc


would any lady like to accept the position of Cook in the School Kitchen?


o In order to avoid the possibility t r reverting to transported meals


o the Thorneyholmc R.C. School,


to 2-30 p.m. with half-hour allowed for own free mid-day meal. Protective clothing laun­


a This is a 30-hour. 5-day week ppointment, tour of duty 8 a.m.


dered free. p Tile current rate of pay Is 5/2d


of birth. DJ. D. RIDDIOUGH.


SKIPTON.


Education Office, Water Street.


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE.


SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE CLITHEROE BOYS’


GRAMMAR SCHOOL KITCHEN h Gonoral Assistant required: 35


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CLEANER for two hours per day. Monday and Friday.—85 Wad-


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ASSISTANT . REQUIRED f o r market stall, Tuesdays and Sat­ urdays.—W; Blackburn & Sons, Montague Street Warehouse,


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FULL-TIME BARMAID required Young lady with personality


Utheroe Tel. 2601


t charm and ability, for attrac­ Cive lounge bar.—Victoria Hotel,


WAITRESS REQUIRED, full­ . time. Mon. to Fri.: also kitchen


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ivisional Education Officer.


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