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Clithcroc Advertiser and Times, Friday, November 15, 1968 J PUBLIC NOTICES


CSPERRIN TEXTILES LTD. rom suitably qualified persons for the following


oleraine, N. Ireland,


bulk producers of warp knitted fabrics from a f variety of man-made fibres, invite applications


positions: ygi Ji • •> if• *’


to lead team in the Development of warp knitted fabrics from the yam stage to finished product.


DEVELOPMENT MANAGER


- .* ir i m


to assume overall responsibility for quality con­ trol of warp knitting, dyeing and finishing.


QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER


I v i. ■ '■ ■ :,>$ ; le • 83 = ■ : *’k *. a WARPING MANAGER for control, of. modem, warping department.


f - = TECHNICAL DYERS efor shift


quipment. duties—modern pressure dyeing =


Applicants are required to have practical experi­ ence in their respective fields either as assistant to Departmental Heads or as Head of Department.


Top salaries and good pension schemes will be a offered to the right men. Housing can be obtained


expenses will be paid. _ Applicants should- write in first instance, to,


st reasonable rent in a delightful University town ituated near the famous Antrim coast. Removal = Production Director, giving brief resume of career to date and marital status.


BSPERRIN TEXTILES LTD. Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland.


allycastle Road, Coleraine,


IRON DRESSERS URGENTLY REQUIRED


Good basic rate of pay — plus bonus scheme. A L S O


TWO GOOD LABOURERS


Rate £15 for 40 hour week. Plus ample overtime — APPLY —


H


BROOKS WORKS, CLITHEROE — Telephone 2511 —


CASTLE CASTINGS REQUIRED BY GENERAL MANAGER S E C R E T A R Y


Work involves some other office duties Excellent conditions in new offices Canteen facilities


N HE GENERAL MANAGER,


EOTECHNIC ENGINEERING LTD, UP BROOKS, CLITHEROE


T Write giving career details to ■ ■ to 5 ^ $ ?■ 1 # : ^ W 'V * ■ ,u r


Vv’AifA, <■1 ^ { .1


■;*i'r :tr


•N:! n?,.vl i PRIMROSE - CLITHEROE LODEMATIC LTD. CALL OR ’PHONE — CLITHEROE 2233/4/5


Capstan Setter Operator OVERTIME AVAILABLE — GOOD CONDITIONS


REQUIRED


KITCHEN PORTERS plications 'to ‘he Group AtiiPR ■ R A DIO OFFICKEoRaS1a,


calderstonesehosp.ital, WANTED


Hate of pay £13-5-0 per week. Ap 40 hour,-five day week.


Secretary at the Hospital.


A NUMBER of male and female K representatives required for


COLLEGE* 91 Lancaster R dPostal P creston. Day. Eve-, or


ourse.—Phone 64364.


TTPoiaiitv selling to local t>usl- SSfpSpin? ah6LP“ "


HOUSEKEEPER 'REQUIRED to 02 " ■■ ] ■ - -


nositions available. No experi once n'ecessary. High_wago plus


commission basis.—^lyth, 184 West Regent Street Glasgow,


ASPDEN'S, 26 King Street wotfid a like to contact the ladles•WVlh


•auiRT MALE DR FEMALE Harool leaver considered.—C. R. • mart, boy _R£aJrtBD Han-


vaart-time shop assistant, as .a ’ reforte * to ’the* Rev! G. Wilson, erocancy still exists.—Tel Cllth­


ppplied for • the* position ■ of __________


e 2681.


SitiStant'Tull or Part-time sch required for grocery Fade, P greavesarson Lane.’ Oil wrogE -4' >


WADDINGTON A(under ney.->Tsrrr-


t ssistant winit«r;*fi "-a*!.’.' imes/—Apply, 1-80—3*


<he name ’ and' address - or one !-. Blackburn,


Salary according to National Scale. Apply bytiotter stating age.


StonyhuTSt College, not later than 22n< 1968.,- -------


quired ‘for four hours per week. tqualifications,' V, experience ~ and


«ty _ j . Wilkinson,. -Mountiord Hall Farm; Tence.-Nr. Burnley, ‘


take full charge of busy, mod­ ernised farmhouse. Two-lU'fam-


HURST GREEN R.0. SCHOOL ' Part


quire part-time persons ot re­ MILK MARKETING BOARD


w n localities In connection Duced by Individual cows. carms each month, marking yieldsion purposes and noting the


ow either sex to visit farms in their d ith the measuring of milk pro­ f uties will consist of visiting tows and calves for Identifica­


WATER RESOURCES ACT. 1963 FYLDE WATER BOARD appl ication to v a r y a


t n application Is being made to sine over along and across the a NOTICE Is hereby given that


LICENCE TO ABSTRACT WATER


Street in the County Borough of Blackpool to vary those pro­


Number 26/71/3, 40/27, 26/71/3. t14/1, 2, 3 and 4,. which relate to


Se£o?eho£mWotoS^ PDunsop Telephone House, C th o lS into™ Pendle Grit- 10 Duke Street, ??one n“ ar mitendale* River. Blackburn, Bowland Forest at National 11/ancs’. Grid Reference SD.666634 and T SD.658537 respectively;


ised places of abstraction are f described in the said Licence as


ollows hird Source of Supply—Artesian borehole Into Pendle Gritstone.


National G rid Reference F SD .653529.


Footholme adjoining River Dunsop, Bowland Forest at


ifth Source of Supply—Intakes on Brennand River, Bowland e Forest at National Grid Refer­


(1) To amalgamate the second so and third sources of supply


T60536' and 658534.


6nces 631549, 639548, 644546 a31547, 634544, 641541, 645537


nd 645538. intakes on Whlt- a endale River, Bowland Forest


ources of Supply. These sources and the author­


PUBLIC NOTICES


ursuant to the Provisions ol toe t Telegraph Acts, 1863 to 1962, c eneral having obtained the


bhe Lancashire River Authority p purpose to erect add maintain Head Office is situate at Selton hnder the powers conferred on


She Second, Third and Fifth Dords from the junction with J. H. STANIER,


6th November, 1968.


MISCELLANEOUS SALES NEW ancl second-hand modern


6t National Grid References 654559. 663550, 662544, 660537,


' existing maximum abstrac­ daytion of 1 million gallons per


he variation applied for ls:- as to permit in lieu of the


second source of supply and per wee^. ll0 deposit, from: H. (and 274 million gallons per


goUons per year) from the TELEVISION RENTALS only 7/6 the Women's Unionist Associa- A service in the Wiiauey Kalne and D. Rawson 48 Moor h Mrs. Metcalfe is survived by the vicar, the Rev. R. A. Har-


(and 320 million


year) from the third source of supply a maximum


1 million gallons per day pci- day (and'594


nd the third sources of ( supply;


million gallons per year) a from both the said second


PEDIGREE PRAM, cream with a _ti..« ... 680.


treet. Bumicy. Tel. 25829.


detachable body, £8; also Dim- i plex electric towel rail, £4; both


Lane. Clitheroe. Tel. 3444.


2) In accordance with the pro­ visions of section 46 of the


Blackburn Borough Gas, Water and Extension Act,


gallons abstraction of 2 million NOW OPEN! Peel Street Laun* CHOOSE YOUR WATCH for


draniut and Dry Cleaning. Seven days weekly, 8-30 a.m. to 9 p.m, —Tel. Clitheroe 3391.


selection; deposit secures, Agents for Timex, Ingei;sol


Blackburn Water Act, 1885, as applied to the Fylde


Water Board Order, 1960 (S.I 89 of 1960) to provide


1877, and section 6 of the Water Board by the Fylde


bstraction from the pro­ posed diversion channel of


a for an additional point of ahe authorised places of


the River Brennand at S.D. t 653562 to be included among fbstraction relating to the


abstraction from the said fifth source of supply from


th e maximum


(3) To Increase the maximum RUSBRIDGE will give you the J best prioes for your old n good offer in part exchange for


increaseifth source of supply and to per hour from 10 million er year;


ye.740 mUUon gallons per p ar to 3,000 million gallons


gallons to 3,842 million ofA gallons. copy of the application and


aggregate annual abstraction permitted ' by the said


Licence from 3.582 million


Innd of the said Licence may be Dffices of the Bowlnnd Rural ooad, Clitheroe, Lancashire the Clistrict Council, Church Brow, Sffice of the Fylde water Board, d id at all reasonable hours


416 thousand gallons per hour to 458.thousand gallons


Services, Sekonda, Russian, Citizen, Rone, Smith’s and all


MEN’S CAR COATS, from 4 gns. donk to 10 gns., all sizes, duffles, made suits, or suits made


—Morton's, 18 Moor Lane, CUtheroe. Tel. 2420.


Xmas now, from our large leading makes of Swiss watches,


JACK SIBB1T RACING CYCLE, Mafe called the Roybeck in the Cford County Primary School, litheroe.


shorts, ties and socks. Ready­ Per husband, the late Mr. John For about five years after measure, choose your pattern in yarkinson, fanned for many hi retirement he acted as a


ey jackets. sP°rts trousers, h After her marriage, she and retired 14 years ago. bout the age of 24.


your own home.—Economic Stores, 70 Whalley Road, Clith­ eroe ___________ ______


5-speed and accessories. Ex. cond. £12 o.n.o. Td. Whalley


gallons per day to ll million LADIES' WOOL and Orion 2 gallons per day and from


3238.________ __________ __ dresses, lovely colours. Irom


49/11.—Economic Stores, 70 Whalley Road, CUtheroe._____


a the map submitted with it NEWBERRY ooal effect electric o spected free of charge at the Ristrict Council. 32, Pimlico Dffices of the Clitheroe Rural Oitheroo aforesaid and the Head saefton Street, Blackpool afore­


aEWELLERY or will make you Sew goods.—24 King William


West Cliff, Preston. PRI. 8HP, before tho end of the said period.


O J. A. SPENCER,


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


THE LANCASHIRE COUNTY C COUNCIL (PARSON LANE,


t OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PIANOS TUNED AND REPAI RED a ade an order under Sections 1


mhat the County Council have vehicles at afi times on


OLITHEROE) (PROHIBITION NF WAITING) ORDER. 1968


62 yards in a south-westerly direction.The Order contains exemptions to allow vehicles to wait for as hem to he loaded or unloaded:


l nd 2 of the Road Traffic Regu­ Mellor 787 oh oil Ulrvw»« nTY tlhlG I •*nw*.V._


wation Act 1967 the effect o f _________________ north side of Parson Lanee, Station Road for a distance of


ofhich 1s to prohibit the waiting rroWN TANSAD ENVOY 60 col- nutfitter who had his own busi-1 he East Lancashire coroner, Clitheroe, from Its junction with


Nelson__________________ ____


—Write or Phone. Sharpe, Huntley Lawn Samlesbury.


4 2 0 8 . _____________ CURTAINS made-up free of


le View, Clitheroe. Tel.


t long as may be necessary for —Oddle’s Textiles, Ltd. 14/16 for persons to board or “Usbti .


of the Clithcroe Borough cardigan suits. 44”. 46 , 48 UP, a7 tins Other styles lii Crimplene


and for their use in connection LADIES CRIMPLENE DRESSES A coov of the Order and plan I--------------


litlons or the .maintenance of | essential services.


uring normal ofllcc .hours. t Hie Order comes into force on


C Clerk of the County Council. | Pounty Hall. RESTON WATER RESOURCES ACT 1963


Lancashire River Authority by George Brian Rushton Fisher of The Old Saw Mill. Castle Wood,


a otloe Is hereby given that an pplication is being made to the


NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO VARY A LICENCE TO N ABSTRACT WATER


samples. The number of farms Waters at (a) spring at Busby M.G.B. SILVER CROSS PRAM Windanty, only needs seeing.—6 b to be supervised can be carled


t ut will normally not be less Springs west of .Moorcock. Inn. muitable for persons of retire­


han four a month. Transport Is s essential. This work oould be Apent age. Locality Clltheroe.—


Milk Marketing Board, Sklpton Road;' Harrokate.


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION . ; COMMITTEE.


egional Milk Records Officer,


of milk and taking wbstract water from Inland Referenceell, Waddington National Grid


R plications, should be sent to T The variation applied for is:- of copy of the application and


Waddington National G rid Reference SD/714465.


Skipton. Yorkshire. (The Appli­ ncant) to vary the licence serial


aumbers 26/71/3.09/18 and 20 to SD/721457 and (b>


che substitution of the Appli­ Doants name for that of Mrs.


GENUINE BEAVER LAMB COAT 3462.


Clocks, Rings. Cutlery—and Street. Blackburn, Tel. 59109


size WX., cost 60 gns.. accept £20: also girl's Dawes cycle. 24


in wheels, 18 months old, cost £22 accept £12. Tel. Whalley


_____


ague St.. Clltheroe.________ DOLLS medium size, Green and


Horothy Joan Fisher as the DIMPLEX oll-flUed thermostat- Alder of the licences.


white upholstered pram, go"-' condition, £5. — 5 Moorfle Whalley.


_________


.Tint* 8ohooUj.CI.rk re­ b riod beginning on 8th Novem­ 1er and ending' on 6th December


m any map, plan* or* other* docu­ o spected free of charge, at the allorko, Llttlemoor, Clitheroe at


nd November,


* house, u—3 daily, or, hours, to Dated 8 th November, 1968. LI0N8 MOOV CLUB. No. 29.


ASSISTANCE required In modern " suit .applicant. Two In family,


other help kept.—Write ’Box No. B1 Advertiser and Times.


SMART/ FIMALEr (OPERATOR


far cleaning and sterilising . ■. years.-^ApDlly Phonotas,


insthaioiltheroe area


telephones 14 hours weekly. Age 109 Flshergate, Preston.


tv'-i s-sfe" R.WiC.C, 1200 CLUB.—No. 88.


Inent submitted with it may be Yffices of Messrs. Ingham 6e pe reasonable' hours during ■ the


make representations about the application should' do so In writing to the Olerk of the


968.Any person who wishes to


Lancashire River Authority at 48 West Cliff, Preston beforo the end of the sold period.............


'INGHAM &YORKE ■


'As Agents on behalf of the. Applicant.


-lcally controlled radiators, 1 £ kw., 1 kw.. li kw.. from £8 to


"WUNDABATH” .. self-heating t bath unit, black front panel,


u wel rail. 150 watts, £10, all Cnused.—Apply evenings.__15


to10. according to size: one hatburn Park Drive, Clltheroo,


RAPIDEX knitting machine. £6: child's desk, 15/-.—Olitheroe


BURCO 21 TWIN TUB. fully re­ .conditioned, £36—Tel. OUtheroe


Adveiled surround, mirror.—Apply 3314.


rtiser and Times. 2531, altar S;P,m.


WHITEWOOD FURNITURE BtocKisti oi Homeoharm and Uden


' 2/- In the £ OFF THE SILVER KEY’ Pltue write or phene lor Me eatalofue


195 Padlham Road. Burnloy. Toi; 23460.


and all the latest, models, visit


FOR ALL SKODA SALES— SPARES SERVICE


Brunswick Street, Nelson. Tel: 62846


HUTCHINSON’S ol Nelson


green/whlte. mattress an d t canopy, as new.—Apply 12 Mon­


a genuine reason for sale, ermere Avenue. Clltheroe.


£55.—Tel. Ohatburn 274.____


r lthough offered without war^ MOTOR CYCLES


1866 B.S.A. BANTAM, good cond.,|


he 21st November, 1968. C. P H. McCALL.


can bePyiaspectcd at the offices SPECIAL


special offer. Call m for details. King Street. Clitheroe.


with building operations, demo; choice now at—Economic Stores 70 Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 2697


charge. Take advantage of this £4-17-6. Good ,


Council, Tile Castle. Clithcroc, | smart style, lovely colours.jmly d and at County Hall, Preston,


“iL.T??


Whalley Rd., Clltheroe. Tel. 2697 BORDER PRINCE CYCLE. 10-


DOLLS PRAM by Tri-Aug. white MORRIS c body, strawberry hood and


RUSBRIDGE.—You can _ choose any article In stock.—Watches,


P nd., cost £31-10-0 plus extaas. Rover, good condition.


Xnd Lure*. Choose now for co clips, water bottles, superb


ing cuthowe 2344,


rice £16. Phone Clltheroe 2344. £4.—


pay for It weekly.—Rusbridge, Jewellers 24 King William


mas.—Economic Stores, 70 speed gear, large saddlebag, toe


lapsible pram lor sale. £8 o.njo.. Kemp also pram seat, £1.—Apply 26


__----- pal a X? Q ntirv*


o A former ladies’ and gents' ess in King Street. WhaUey,


Mr. J. J. Price * 1 *


his wife, Norma. t The facts were reported to


An ASUALTY SERVICE m imals unfit for livestock


LIVESTOCK C LIVE ANIMAL


ALAN HEUWELL.AND SONS, MOSS SIDE FARM. MILNROW.


arkets uplifted within 50 miles radius


Te NEAR ROCHDALE


lephone Rochdale 45489. MOTOR CARS


heater, taxed March 1969, cx. cond. Tel. Whalley 2383.


1.000. 1»S7, green, I ar School two weeks ago, and


Boy, 15, is fined 10s.


I When a policeman examined | found one of the rear brake [


a . 15-year-old boy’s bicycle in Church Lane, Whalley, he


N..8.U, PRINZ 4, excdlent rood.. I ^ Wednesday, the boy _ was I, mi^taTLaneMG r in S n I T^l.|A?ed 10s. for n(rt maintaining


blocks was missing. At Clitheroe Juvenile Court!


Clltheroe 2251. 9 am.—5 pm. the brakes in good order. He W ----------- 1--------------------- admitted the offence.


roe.’


effer.!—51 Brownlow St., dith- bicycle ds not In correct condi- £140 CASH, 1962 Anglia De-Luxe,


Youth bought brown ale


t A 16-year-old CUtheroe boy oold CUtheroe Juvenile Panel wn Wednesday that he only g ent into a pubUc house for a aame of snooker. He asked for s soft drink, but they had none,


o he bought a brown ale. i He admitted buying intoxicat­


ang Uquor. tn licensed'premises,


ceffice plans to concentrate par­ i omeig’s Institute OBy the mid-1970’s, the Post


Sorting plans


t l sorting on 34 centres shroughout the country, each aerving a .large surrounding isrea.!’At present, parcel sorting


ffices. o done at'about 1,200 different V


■ * Uie-now PreBidentj Mrs. P.,. sen; (who,; assisted by his wife


^ Sabden


Butterworth, presided and’In- * d troduced Mr.;HiU, of Traw- thowed a'ooUection of sUdes


itled’"South: cf the Border.” Mir,< HUl,';who,isaa.ardent


AX.ti v.P-vA"' ,


charge.Sgt. H. Whigham said PC. Peter Craig visited the Cross Keys Inn, Lowergate, and saw the boy. 1


nd was given an absolute dis­


_______ | tion, you can cause an accident. Have a little more sense in the | future."


began work at the Clitheroe National School only six days | before his death. [ The interment took place at ]


about 15 years. mHe left his job at the Gram­


Peel Green Cemetery, Eccles, Manchester, yesterday.


wpplication should do so in NOW IN STOCK, dozens of Air- Lriting to the Clerk of the


on 12to December 1968 m ■ Any person who wishes to


uring the period beginning on 15th November 1968 and ending


a ake representations about the ancashire River Authority at 48,


lerk to the Fyldo Water Board.


1ion In the district.—Mortons, 28 Moor Lane, CUtheroe. Tel.


420.____________


I LADIES’ DAWES CYCLE, perfect C.R.P. She was associated with C cond.—26 Pimlico, Black Horse,


Lssass-


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring bv MLss'^wsthomeTs''survived I School, Mr. Philip Curley, of I p Eighty-four members were he funeral there yesterday.


td?, 14/16 King St.. Clitheroe. litheroe, after 5 p.m._____


The Walter Thomason Serving Centre 72/74/76 Scotland Road.


your sewing machine repairs to M t o ^ t e p m X r £ E r £ Alma Place, Clitheroe collated and one stepsister.


the Rev. T. Taylor conducted at Olitheroe Royal Grammar h o n T T o Stepbrothers and died suddenly on Saturday,


t litheroe Parish Church and A Mr. P. Curley former assistant caretaker W Waddington


orking for various charities. and Jolm.s Church. MDuring the second world war


llowed. omen’s Institute


| agMr^ curigy collapsed and I Nn the Methodist School on a ittee was conducted by Mr.


died ’ as he was leaving the District Bank, Clitheroe, with


Mr. Price, who was known to lay had lived in Clitheroe for Dewrance and Jackson, all Ills friends as “ Jack,” was ___I nk/uit 1C trAQiPS


I _ . — . .. _


i resent at the annual meet­ Ing of Waddington WJ. held


ovember 12. mA ballot for the 1969 com­ Vnd Mrs. Crompton, of the


loillage Post Office. The fol­


Brown, Booth, Chadwick, Edmondson, Holding, Irwin, Lupton, Lonsdale, Oldroyd and Underwood and Misses


wing were successful: Mmes. Banks, Barlow',


e Mrs. A. Lupton was re­ Blected president, with Mmes. a anks, Barlow and Chadwick


Olected secretary, Mrs. J. Hldroyd treasurer, and Mrs.


s vice-presidents. e Mrs. D. Underwood was


olding assistant treasurer. f Letters of th a n k s for


Blowers were read from Alice b enson and Jill Naylor; for Sook tokens from Mr. T. £cott, and for a cheque for b30 10s., the proceeds of a Casket whist drive, from Dapt. Finney, of the Guide tiogs far tire Blind Associa­ on.Mrs. D. Underwood, on


o tyres1” MOT. £100 or nearest presiding, told the boy: “If your I report was read by Mrs. Old­ OLSELEY 1509. 1958, grey and j^.. Stanley Westhead,


ing was sent by Mrs. Hoyle, l the former treasurer, who has


xrS* Z l t


reft the district. Mrs. Hoyle's oyd.Mrs. Underwood gave a


treet. Blackburn. Tel. 59109. Are £10; Fold-Away single bed


Bradford. On coining to Clith­ ceroe, Mrs. Parkinson ran a Sarket Place.


Michael and John’s Church. Lowergate, and Father E. Byrne officiated at Requiem Mass c there on Wednesday prior to


ren’s Association. 1 ,


She was connected with SS | w£>uld have celebrated his thomthwaite; 4, Mrs. E. Hairi- A competition was won by


-


nd John’s Church, clitheroe. Men’s: 1, Mrs. B. Tomlinson: lyinrt w n married 49 years, and 2, Mr. S. Butt; 3, Mrs. J. Hay-


golden wedding anniversary son. next October


unused, £3; baby bouncer


remation at Pleasington. s Mrs. Parkinson leaves two


30/-; gentleman’s evening suit, shawl colour, 40” short, as new,


£10.—Tel. Whalley 3416, before 6 p.m. Friday or weekend.


RE-UPHOLSTERY. Save middle­ tman's profit. We re-cover your


estimates. Distance no object— Schooled at Clitheroe Grammar Mr. Devaney is survived by t fix kits, from 2/7. largest selec­


fromreasured 3-plece suites as now bt Queen’s Park Hospital, Black- His main hebbleo were urn.


7 gns. Over 100 patterns Free t A native of Clitheroe, educa- •pvotba’l Club, as little as 17 gns., chairs


Write or phone BEAKBANE 50 Zion Street. Burnley. Tel. 27188,


College of Domestic Science, she Devaney, and a daughter. Mrs. was a senior domestic science Jearl g ^ tt. who is a nurse at mistress at Ribblesdale County clitheroe Hospital. Secondary School until 1946.


reFor several years she was a yesterday at Whalley and Wis- i viewer of books. Her main well cemetery, following


for Girls and Sheffield his wife, Anne, a son. Mr. Jim ip ^ interment took place


wnterests were reading and Requiem Mass at S.S. Michael Aiss Rawsthome was in the


o Miss Barbara L. Raivsthome, sent from the town to Liverpool Rf ’’ B r e 1 a d e,” Waddington after the city had been heavily a oad, Clitheroe, died on Sunday bombed,


ons and two daughters. Miss B. L. Rawstliorne


oe. and was among the men ererved in the A.R.P. in CUth­ warded to the War Memorial


Young Farmers F Bolton-by-Bowland Young


o he meeting took the form cf a film and talk on dairy aattle, given by Mr. Greg, of f firm of cattle feed manu­ wacturers. The vote of thanks d as given by Mr. Robin Sped- foing, and a business meeting


T very good attendance. flowers, and watching Clitiheroe


aarmers held their meeting Not the school on Tuesday. o vember 12. This was an apen meeting and there was


ag he retired about 20 years cao and went to live in More- a mbe, returning to the town


bout five years ago. wShe was actively concerned


d ith the Handicapped Chil­


3n good condition. Tel. Clltheroe bnd was On the committees of He is survived by lus daug a


Church, Bolton-by-Bowland not make a sale,


u The death occurred last Sat- I Devaney, of Holden Street, Mrday at her home, of Mrs. GUtiieroe, died on Monday, the Margaret Parkinson, of The 50th anniversary of tihe signing


aul’s church on Monday. Mrs. M, Parkinson


WA veteran of ijhe First World hr, Mr. James (Jimmy)


7 arket Place, Clitheroe, aged 0f the Armistice, in Clitheroe s A native of Dent, near Settle, -yj. Devaney. who was 79,


ahe came to live in Clitheroe at was employed by Clitheroe Cor- M n by Mrs. J. Eddleston and rs. G. Wilkinson.


9. Hospital. „ poration for 35 years until he ears at Drake House in West | ..l0tlip0p man” outside Edis- worettiest handkerchief”, was


lived in the town all Ms life and and Horses on Monday evening, had been a member of toe when there were 16 tables for


Bom in Clitheroe, he had _____ __ ___


, . . Banised by the Bolton- by- mowiand War Memorial Com­


g A whist and domino drive or­ _ ____


War Memorial Committee


ittee was held in the Coach


Clitheroe Borough Band for whjst and 12 for dominoes, about 20 years.


a Mr. Devaney, who was j Mrs. r . Harding; 2, Mrs. G. associated with S.S. Michael Sanderson; 3, Mrs. N. Wright


Whist winners were; Women;


h During the First World War Mr. C. Rushton and Mr. T. I e served in Mesopotamia and Cowking. rtfflery


Andia with the Royal Field All thep roceeds were for- s In the'Second World War. he fund,


s er husband Edward and two pur, preceded interment in tne | ]yjr> j . Devaney


pianos. Leading makes, includ­ ing Rodgers, Hopklnson Zender, Bentley. Mannington an d


y the Fylde Water Board whose uosts In and upon tire same visions of the hlcen«, Serial Rlbblesdale Avenue, Chatburn,


ya at a point approximately four


pody havlns: the control of the busan Anslow who has has Matherine Variey, daughter of lntends to place a telegraphic heen an invalid for 12 years k r. Thomas Variey, a well-


Ghat Her Majesty's Postmaster bonsen.ft in th a t. behalf of the Iubllc rS d described below,


aid pubUo road, and lor that t as died in Accrington Vic­ sractor, and he and his wife Wf the Bolton-by-Bowland l nd Mrs. Price lived in Wood­


Miss Susan Aiislow S Eighteen - year - old Miss


born in Birkenhead, but moved to Whalley at the age of nine. KIn 1905 he married Miss


im by the said Telegraph Acts. One post on the south side of


existing poles on Downham Road).


wnham Road. (To be erected In lieu of two


Telephone Manager. Moraining Centre at Clayton-Je- r Fors.ather D illo n celebrated


wo years. a For the last two years she


t nd then had a home tutor for Tttended the Enfield Adult equiem mass at St. Michael emetery a week yesterday.


Mr. and Mrs. James Ansiow of Carlton Place, Clitheroe, and had three brothers. She atten­ aded school until the age of 13


oria Hospital.. . . She was the only daughter of


t nown Whalley builder and con­ ttarted their outfitters’ business


aears ago, when Mrs. Price died hnd Mr. Price went to live with Ais daughter in L im e fie Id


band John’s Church, Lowergate, Whalley Senior Citizens’ Club mife, and the financial state­ cefore interment at Clitheroe and Whalley Cricket and Bowl-


member and a vice-president of Wlialley Conservative d u b and when he reached 80, he was made an honorary member. He was also a member of the


venue.Mr. Price was a founder


1V11S* n e n y lu e i i a u t . I weeks before his death, and he ^ R Mrs. Nelly Metcalfe of enjoyed playing; bowls andIplay-


Farfisa and Baldwin electronic organs. Confidential terms.


Weston Knight Specialists In


Repairs and tuning service. BBorn at Fexfield F a rm , when he was serving in his shop Since 1860), 20/22 Standish


Bolton re e l Farm, isonon | the conservative Club. by-Bowland died at bier I "‘ g e hadmany interesting and home on Friday after a long amusing stories of his life in illness. She was 71.


Mrs NpIIv Metc alfe he went int?_. nlinn Perl Farm Bolton-


s Pollards (a family business coming to Bolton-by-Bowlamd I burn, walked in and asked it ne I other officers: vice-presidents, 23 years ago. She was associ- had any 22iin. collars in stock. Mrs. D. Comthwaite and Mrs. sccwtoiy


t urnley, Mrs. Metcalfe moved and a huge Russian wrestler, ed wjitah St. Peter and Paul’s Dotti’e I m him


o Hawes in Wenslydale before who was l ol qaIam


Whalley, including the time appearing in Black r.


ng president, Mrs. Bosonnet. t Voting for the new officers


d was Mrs. E. Ayre Nemedlescs o tiT sfiayv,. Mi*. PriIct ceo did I j t Dinsd&lc1 |


t oth the village Women’s Insti- ter, Mrs. Hugh Sephton, or | tute and the village branch of Limefield Avenue, ion.


Parish Church, conducted by


ing Club.Mr. Price was very active until ^ , ee


sbout Denman College, which Lead by the secretary, Mrs. J.


he position for five years. V Mrs, Bosonnet welcomed the a ho gave an interesting talk


he illustrated with slides. Miss GreenaU was thanked by Mrs. G. Billows. r The annual report was then


stley. t Mrs. Bosonnet thanked all


ing dominoes with his fuends at


t ent read and presented by Ahe treasurer, Mrs. A. E.


the officers and members for aheir work and successful yctivities during the past ear.Mrs. G. Billows, the vice-


president, then paid tribute i to the work done by the retir­


dook place, and the new presi­ jV£ts»


..e..n..t... e..l.e..c..t.e................................ J. Life; treasurer, Mrs. A. E.


Astiey; and social secretary, Mrs. L. Bosonnet. mT h e elected committee


tons Jim and Harry. Interment churchyard on Wednesday week, j L. Eddleston, E. Funnell, J. Pook place at St. Peter and


Eembers were: Mesdames: B. Ayre, A. Astley, J. Bell. L. J osonnet, D. Oornthwaite,


Fife, H. Metcalfe, J. Metcalfe, S. Harrison, D. Moss and R. tone.Tellers for the voting were


he same year. a Retiring in January, 1941, Mr. yands Drive, Whalley, until five


Bolton-by-Bowland I omens' Institute was held


Women’s Institute oThe annual general meeting


n the school on Wednesday week, when tribute was paid L. to the retiring president, Mrs.


t Bosonnet, who had held wCO, Miss M. B. Greenali,


nP08T OFFICE TELEGRAMS p otice is hereby given,


OBITUARY


D I S T R I C T J O T T I N G S gcyclist and expert photo­


orapher, gave a commentary i n the slides, and revealed an hntimate knowledge of the mistory of the various land­ coarks of these northern


unties. ofMrs. Jackson gave a vote MS thanks.upper was provided by


nd Mrs. Jackson. mThe following appoint­


g iss Dawson, Mrs. Har­ areaves, Mrs. P. Moorhouse


ents were made: S Attendance register, Miss


t . Newby; competition secre­ sary, Mis. Hill; ' handicraft mecretary, Miss K. Rowe; Magazine secretary, Mrs. L. Moorhouse; music secretary. t rs. M. Moorhouse; social aime secretary, Mrs. Wilson tnd Mrs. Metcalfe; trading Mable. Mrs. K. Newby and


Wivjoined by some of the Youn, MAfter the business meeun«


es.


n=


t rs. R. M. Wilkinson, seof1 Unary of the Gisburn Mother* L ion, and her* sister, Mrs o de Carr, gave an interesting C scription of their trio


slideanada, illustrated by coC f E s.arlier this year* they flew


wrom Ringway to Montreal Where they were met by Mrs whilkinson’s daughter, Man’ s o is a lecturer and demon Otrator at Carlton University


Tohere Mrs. Wilkinson’s son g m, a lecturer in geology and weography at the university


law,ttawa, and her dau«htcr-!n wT Ann.hey went on to Ottawa


F iss Bibby; tea hostess, Mrs. p. Hargreaves, Press corres­


ondent, Mrs. M. A. Griffin. f Winners of the competition


cor hand-made Christmas Mards were; artistic class, 1, Hiss Thompson; 2, Mrs. Houghton; '3, Mis. Yates. Mumorous, 1. Miss Bibby; 2. Wrs. Jacques; 3, Mrs. A.


hiteside. f Arrangements were made


bor the Ohuristmas dinner to be held on Monday. Decem­ Ber 9, at 8 p.m. at the White Wull, Gisbum. Mr. J. Fell, of s halley, will be the guest


peaker.The coach will leave Sab- den at 7-15 p.m.


Coffee E v en in g l A coffee evening was held


Mrs. E. Atkinson and Miss Greenall. Three new members


were welcomed, they being Mrs. E. Atkinson, Mrs. J. Eddleston and Mrs. C. Sauer. p The competition for “My


hurch, amounted to £23


oast Wednesday at the heme s f Mr. and Mrs. N. White- pide, of Gardener’s Row. The Croceeds, for the Methodist


Mothers’ Union NMembers of the St.


t icholas Mothers’ Union at­ Cended a service in the Parish i hurch on Wednesday even­ tng. The service was conduc­ Jed by the Vicar, the Rev. T.


here for a short time. t Then they went by car


train to Calgary and stayed


as waiting for them. t From there they all wentbv


hrough the Rockies to Van­ rcouver and Vancouver island,


eturning along the border R The projectionist was Mrs.


BonfireSlaidburn


ex. Capstick and thanks were t pressed by Mrs. J. h, Ren-


on.Refreshments were served by the committee.


h The children in the tillage fiad the usual bonfire and Greworks on the Village t reen, and from money given Co them sent £1 3s. for the


Women’s Institute h The annual meeting was


hildren of St. Denys Home.


veld tn the village hail, when t oting for the new officers


ook place. Tire tellers were a Col. L. C. King Wilkinson


Clithei


he pitch. p Several people wel


home game against I Rovers, who have thJ number of points s Shaw Bridge side,


lace.


ds suddenly as it hal Tomorrow Clitberoel


own. I


hour later, to call thJ off because of the pel t fog which covered nl


t The CJitheroe oravelled to Prestwic| an Satuiday and thet the ground at 2-


referee decider!


wrised at the state areather in the Mail • ea, for as the " r eaclied Haslingden aeturn Journey, the fol


Wlightly better goal cl forigan started quite w-l top some time were I ha four, but recent cl


p ve seen them fall t*[ Overshuclowcl


pWigan Rovers are r arativeiy new side!


nd Mr. James Leeming. MCommittee elected were


ounded in 1959. They| for three seasons


T A B L E T EN N l l


. F. Heighway. MAfterwards in the school,


mrs. Smith, former presiding Dember of the Whalley c eanery, presented certifi­ wates to some of the women t ho had been members of yhe Mothers’ Union for 25


ears or more. i Suppers were .served dur­


ng toe evening.


United Service f A United Service was held


Sor Remembrance Day on Punday afternoon in the oarish church. Mr. Bilssard, s f the Methodist Church, Vaid the prayers and the


t ames of the fallen in the mA wreath was laid on the


icar preached the sermon. n During the service, the


wo world wars were read out by Mr. A. Cliff. Mr. Blissard and Coun. H. Britcliffe.


T emorial by Mr. J. Hewitt. ohe Last Post was sounded Sn the organ by Mr. H.


R Chipping wannick.


p After services at their res­ gective churches the congre­ Rations of the Anglican, g oman Catholic and Congre­ bational churches assembled


emembrance Sunday


y the Parish Church steps. p The ex-servicemen led the


r rocession to the War Memo­ Mial under the command of Mr. Derek Taylor. At the o emorial, wreaths were laid


by Mr. J. Wareing and Mr. E. Oakes and on behalf of the churches by Mr. R. Kenyon. viFollowing this a united ser­


n behalf of the ex-servicemen


coce was held at the Memorial, Mnducted by the Rev. W.


hurches led the singing.


mcGowan of St. Bartholo­ g ew’s; Rev. Father L. Dug­ Dan, brother of Rev. Father F. u uggan of St. Mary’s who was Mnfortunately indisposed and C r. Eric Bainbridge of the


ongregational church. c Hie combined choirs of the


Mens’ Fellowship t Tlie November meeting took


he form of a film show, in colour, “Birds and a Camera" given by Mr. L. Hoyle of Blackburn. a This was an .excellent film


behalf of the WX, laid a wreath on the Cenotaph. A letter of apology for her


detailed resume of the year’s work. Both were thanked by the president who, in her address, also included ail members, iff and’out of office, s who had contributed to the


Hesdames A. Dickinson, J. soolland, L. C. King Wilkin­ F n, J. Leeming, L. I. Lewis, P. Mason, E. Newhouse, G. Rarker, S- Pearson, W. B. Shaamsay, H. Robinson, N. L, W w, J. Steen, and Miss I. Waddington. Mrs. King p ilkinson was reelected resident.Miss E. Postlethwaite, ot


rs. J. Leeming.


t Whalley was welcomed by ohe president and she spoke l n the origin of carols, and tater had carol singing with


he members. a This was most enjoyable,


Mnd thanks were expressed by Whist and Dominoes j t Slaidburn Women's Insti-1


dute held a whist and domino ' arive on Friday evening in £3id of funds, and raised over


MrP8.rizes were presented by w s. L. Lewis, and M.C. for a hist was Mr. E. Harrison,


Dickinson. A supper of hot dogs and apple pie was


nd for dominoes Mr. A.


served- 1Winners were: ladies; whit,


O, Mrs. Whittem; 2, Mrs. Mddie: 3, Mrs. A. Parker; 4, Drs. Bond. Gents. 1. Mr. A. 3 ickinson; 2. Mr. N. Craven; S. Miss M. Jackson; 4, Mr. W.


son; 2. Mr. A. Townson; 3, Mrs. C. Sutcliffe: 4, Mr. G. Taylor: 5. Mrs. E. Newhousc. MThanks to Mrs. Lewis, the


mith.Dominoes: 1, Mrs H. Jack-


h .C.’s and all who had Melped were expressed by


rs. J. Steen.


Young Farmers S The weekly meeting ot the


Finder in the chair. o The panel, which compns«


t There was a wide range <x topics requiring answers, ana ihe panel was very entertan-


Slitheroe; N. L. embers.


olaidbum; and PC D. EBtott quf Newton, had to answer m estions sent in by ouk-


Sf Messrs. W. Blackweh. of Claidburn; R. F. Berry «


„


ng in its replies. T The *club chairman.


M o th e r's Union Mrs. H. Newhouse of Well


Tosside


House, was the Ivostess nai t speaker a t the mont W "ej \


dbout one and a half hours muration and had been “shot” a ainly in the Leagram Mill


nion.


it had taken about four years i to make, and it was astonish­ aifferent birds frequent the


e.


rea.It covered a year, although dng to learn from it how many


p ces as a teacher in rs. E. Metcalfe.


reaA truly memorable evening m and a film that will be re­


timembered for a very long Lhe members, thanked Mrs.


upton for her year to office. l Mrs. Holte-Smith read the


uccess of the year’s work. t Mrs. Milne, on behalf of


ouncil meeting in Lancaster. g Twenty members were wnstitute, on November 5, and


Cer report on the Autumn I uests of West Bradford


WWest Bradford WMembers of West Bradford


omen’s Institute


hnd Mrs. A. Coleman gave . aave ah illustrated lecture on eink letter from New .Zealand


Aere splendidly entertained. b . vote of thanks was given


bingerbread biscuits, was won ! y Mrs., E. Bishop, with Mrs.


y Mrs. Barge. g The competition, for six


Holte-Smith second, and Mrs. E. Ellison third.


g omen’s Instiute, and 15 ■ uests from Waddingiton WX S were entertained by Mrs. A. gtringer, of Manchester, who


Safari in'Kenya. o Mrs. S. Wilson gave a vote


f thanks. - After supper, four members


Mrs. E. Atspto and 'Mrs. R. Nowell—gave a sketch, which was produced by. Mrs Bird. GMrs. E. Hodgson, of


Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Hosker,


t rtodletcn, entertained at jhe piano, and members


oined to the singing. f Winners of the competition


Bonfire


arranged by Institute bers.


mnstitute for a &»»»*“ m- p.


Id Eightyren gathered at eat and P°tato pie


CFire builders n hapman and


nstitute funds.


seelL Supper was prWWWj # corved by toe la* . {or


I llection was taken


A Clitoeroe woman....kept watch tram her front


Vanishingmilk


fp afterints of milk had1**®1 fe,v ic-veanold M*i


j


rom her doorstep o'er weeks.


pick up a bottle and. ^ a on toe window.


She


cor six, pretty buttons on a sard’ were: 1, Mrs. K. Parkin­ ton; 2, Mrs. M. Haythom-


hwalle; 3, Mrs: J. Parkinson.


. Gisbum ’ Mothers’ G uidon held their monthlyymeeting; on Tuesday evening^In' the Festival *Hail -anfl^they - wertf'


M o th e r s ’ U n io n


ted stealing and asked


were called. T Aniie coin* o At Clitoeroen Wednesday. toebWrf milk


hnd ran off, but ^ the polite im to his home, and to® ^


similar oases to oomsltferatlpn.


found*,out a *^«rinW; ! afissgss b o u t | t. , * iMandimockeJ


fordetailedl the first we readNove •ncludesThj achievemei) Rugby Leac andMarionl


and the Ob


and Rugby t .. ^ The?


lowed and arrangemmb«r made for the Autumn Fair w be held tomorrow.


A business meeting J . w. ■


Uog of the Tosside Mothers enShe spoke on her expen Mool, and was thanked »»


. „vtvri. ,


hanks were expressed by «r* W. Townson.


t om Robinson, presided


Claidbum Young Farmer* "Any Questions” with Air. v*.


lub which was held on Monday, took the form of


th Ribblesdale Wcl Le season in Divisiol


St. MaryV St. Mary's Collcgi| C C.R.G.S. 0


CRGS w< beaten


ma litheroe Royal crasher School's First defea d to its hi


lackburn. n The Clitheroe defer,I


ag it lost 0—10 on Sal B ainst St. Mary's C|


t for some timJ


do answer to the quil wecisive Blackburn r


vihich created havoc I


time again. s From the start, th.| booked capable of sci[


sitors’ rearguard tii| lide pressed hard and!


atWhereas the Bl-.l a tacks were built up f


agfull of goals. Accurate


dnd accurate tlirougl thown the middle fronl sce home centre 1 f ored six goals, tire C| inront line was painful H its build-up of atul b alf-time came witfl


had no difficulty ad.*l their tally after the il A measure of the hoirl superiority was th J Blackburn goalkeepel had to make one savc| the whole match. SCUtheroe team:


um leading 4—0, ail


I ewby; H a r r o p. EV a r -’ W''i*‘:,k(*”.*.


Ntokes. Slater. W| van-


PRI MR1 TO W j eague on Saturday!


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