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There is nothing more
pleasant on a sunny day in spring than travelling from Dunsop Bridge to Slaid- burn in the old bus which links Clitheroe with some
00. 345: Half Time. 3-55:
winding country lanes, the view from the windows was breath-taking. The fresh, green fields, the brilliant sunshine and the tranquility of the countryside made a welcome change after the bustle of town-life.
of its rural surroundings. As we went along the
New-born lambs frolicking
11- 15: 'rime To Remember. 11-45: Journey Of A Lifetime followed by Epilogue.
15: ABC Armchair Theatre.
gaily, colourful yellow daffo dils and the clear blue sky made the journey all the more pleasing to the eye. Even the driver of the bus,
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S—Kitcheners v N.E.L. tC) S—Golden Shots v Henthom University.
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WEDNESDAY, 22nd MAY 6-i5 j_Hopefuls v Low Moor Battlers. (D) 6-
7- 0-50 Y—Levi’s v Sid's 5. THURSDAY, 23rd MAY
6-30 6- 7-
6-15 J—Dynamos v Blue Streaks. Y—Frisco Flip Chinese Pedlars v Ghost Squad.
Y—Unity 5 v 3 plus 2. Y—Rock and Roll Revival v Skeletons.
7-30 7-50
6-30 6- 7-
S—The Tittlers v The Nobodys. S—Parkinsons' Ass. Colours v All Whites.
50 10
MONDAY, 27th MAY 6-15 J—Phantoms v Red Sparks.
7-30 7-50
America. 6-25: The Critics. 7: S u n d a y Symphony. 7-55: Week's Good Cause Appeal. 8 : Subject for Sunday. 8-30: Barr.aby Rudgc. 9: Your Hundred Best Tunes. 9-58: Weather. 10: News.
6- 7-
S—St. Pauls v Hampton Court. S—Sabden Wrights/Wrongs v Furies. S—Sabden Supreme v Joiners Arms.
50 10
Y—Catholic Youth Club v Chatbum Imps. Y—T-set v Blue Bandits’.
TUESDAY, 28th MAY
6-15 J—White International v Young Crusaders. 6-30 Y—iAmericanos’ v Santos Celtic.
7-30 S—Furious 5 v Chatburn 7-50 S—Musketeers v White Lion “A".
WEDNESDAY, 29th MAY
10-10: New Roots. 10-50: Hie Epilogue. 10-59: Weather. 11: News. 11-2: Music at Night. 1145: Forecast for Coastal Waters. 1148: Close. Down.
6-15 J—Henthom United v Fire Flys. 6-30 Y—“A” Winners v Everpool. 6- 50 Y—Double Vision v Sand Grounders. 7- 10 S—Tangles Anon v Ribbie Cement. 7-30 S—Me and My Pyscho’s v Memphis Jug Band 7-50 S—White Lion “B” v The Y.
THURSDAY, 30th MAY
6-15 J—Whalley Red Star v Henthom Rangers. 6-
7-
30 and 6-50 2nd Round Youth Games. 10 S—“A" Winners v "B” Winners.
7-30 S—"C” Winners v "" Winners.
TUESDAY, 4th JUNE 6-15 J—Sidewinders v Henthorn Rovers.
CHAMPIONS START WELL Wihalley, last year’s cham
League table:
pions of the Clitheroe and District Netball League, had a convincing start to the sea son last week when they de feated Brockhall 24-5 at
home. Out of the four scheduled
Welsh th at nationalist feeling is not their prerogative alone, I sign myself ENGLISH NATIONALISTflex (postponed).
games, one was postponed due to weather, while one team, Smarties United, had a rest week. Results: Calderstones 17,
PW D L P t s
Calderstones . Ladybirds . . . . 1 1 (
Whalley .......... 1 1 < Brockhall
Dynamo Elec .. 1 0 < Trinity Y.C. . . 1 0 ( Luxaflex .......... - - ■ Smarties Utd. - * ■ Trutex
. . . . 1 0 ( ......... - - ■ Next week’s fixtures: Mon
Dynamo Electrical 9; Whalley 24, Brockhall 5; Trinity Y.C. 9, Ladybirds 25; Tlruitex v Luxa-
day: Dynamo Electric v Brock hall; Calderstones v Ladybirds, Tuesday: Whalley v smarties United. Wednesday: Trinity Y.C. v •Luxaflex; Thursday Trutex v Luxaflex.
50 Y—Hot Rods "B" v Liverbum United. 10 S—Catholic Youth Club v Bowker Bros.
7-50 S—Few Dollars More v Flexible Reinforcements. 7-50 S—Sweet Nothings v Hot Rods “A”.
30 Y—Rangers 5 v Englands' Best 5. 10 Y—Earby United v A.C. Torino.
v Scarlet Tornados.
7-30 S—Castle Castings Utd. v Grasshoppers. 7-50 S—The Rest v Low Moor Club. (B)
(C)
Y—The Wombats v Silver Streaks. Y—Blue and White Wand's v Just Us 5. Y_4 Bigguns and Little-un v Untouchables.
(A)
tered the competition this year, an increase of about 15 on last year.
every night during the week except Fridays.
The matches will be played , More than 80 teams have en
Today. 6-50: Ten to Seven. 6- 55: Weather. 7: News. 7-15: The Northern Farmer. 745: Today’s Papers. 7-50: Outlook. 7- 55: Weather. 8 : News. 8-10 News of the North. 8-15—845: I t ’s Satur-
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Der Arme Millionar. 11-30: Speaking Chinese. 12: Motor ing and the Motorist. 12-25: All The Best From Today. 12-55: Northern News. 1: News. 1-15: Any Questions? 2:
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at the Opera. 8-30: Saturday N ig h t
Mr. Bill Worswick, of Dun- sop Bridge, is never bored by making the same journey, day after day.
Route
each time and the scenery is beautiful,’’ he said. The bus service, which Is
“I see something different
operated f r o m Leedham’s Garage, Dunsop Bride, and
ANNE McDOVGALL P ic tu re s b y RO Y CHATBURN
owned by the proprietor, Mr. Tom Leedham, isn’t an ordin
bus stops along the route taken by the bus: If a passen ger wants to stop the bus he
ary one. There aren’t any recognised
or a letter delivering, well it’s all part of the service. Driving along country lanes
just sticks out his hand to let the driver know he wants to climb aboard. And if one needs groceries,
can have its problems but few that cannot be settled ami cably. The bus takes up nearly
a little, pulled into the verge, and the bus continued down the road after a cheery ex change between the two men.
Founded
bus from Mr. Murray Walker, of Slaidbum, In 1965. The Walkers founded the Bounty Motor Services nearly 50
Mr. Leedham took over the
could do anything, the con siderate farm worker reversed
the whole width of the road, and when I saw a tractor approaching, I wondered who would give way. But before the bus driver
when he acquired the service he wasn’t prepared to stand any losses. After three years, this small bus company still seems to be going strong, des pite a lack of passengers on some trips. The bus runs to Cliitiheroe
years ago. Mr. Leedham said that
I ^ h eW f o ^ th e past*™ years, f e i t e very bad weather, most Infuufchurches were represen- Ited and attendances were well
three times a day—four times on a Tuesday, which is market day—covering some thing like 650 miles in a week. I t stops by the railway
Afternoon Theatre. 3: Week end Woman’s Hour. 4: Inter national Concert Hall. 5-55: Weather.
contract tickets on the bus has certainly helped with the finances, for there are 20 regular passengers travelling
still talk of the days when it would wait a t the end of a country lane for a farmer to finish shaving before going to Clitheroe.
to Clitheroe each day. Many of the older people
Late
wait for regular passengers who are a few minutes late. The bus is now 17 years old,
Even today the bus will
and for a good many of those years it has served the people of Slaidburn, Newton, White- well and Dunsop Bridge. They admit they’d be lost
without it. But what will happen in
the years ahead is still an open question. If old age overtakes it. rising costs make it uneconomic, then Mr. Leedham may have to think seriously about the future of the bus. Perhaps it is an institution
. vvc *Et.
station, now closed to pas sengers and perhaps a remin der of public transports’ more prosperous days. The introduction of weekly
Driver Bill Worswick collects his own fares, and delivers groceries. Below Is the owner of the bus, Mr. Tom Leedham,
§
In te rn in g worshfp was conduc- X ib v th e Rev. Brian Rawlings, ^MVindermere, and the after
n o o n study was led by the Rev. E j B Nettleship. of Leeds. IT'officials of the conference the Rev. K. Wadsworth.
Irfiairman. the Rev. John K. ! Gardiner, of Newton, secretary, land toe Rev. G. W. Curry,
i i treasurer. J
(Minister leaves e The Rev. John Woodhouse.
i?vho has been Methodist Mirn- ! ' ter at Chatburn since Feb-
itruary last year returned to Aus-
t r a l i a for a six-month stay, and I ' ms asked to fill the pastoral ^vacancy a t Chatbum caused by k the resignation of the Rev.
i: tralia on Sunday, i. He originally came from Aus
f Kenneth J- Phillips, s
original object when he
J ; He preached his last service f at Chatbum on Sunday. A I short farewell meeting was held I afterwards, when he received i gifts f rom several members of i the church.__________________
: returned to England was to visit his parents in Mtddies- ■bvough and the parents of his ’ ■trife. Joan, in Blackburn.
f. SITUATIONS VACANT
which may be better appre ciated when it's gone.
LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE.
ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL
SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE CLITHEROE BOYS'
M a t c h e s r a i n e d
o f f Though the weather did
30 J—4 Tigers plus 1 Lion v 4 Spooks plus Fiantae. (B) 10 Y—Unknowns v Untamed.
not prevent football being played on Saturday, it was bad enough to ensure that no cricket was played in the
Ribblesdale Senior League. As no matches were even
started, we have counted each game as a draw, thus giving each team one point. But the League management
OBITUARY JUNIOR LEAGUE Mrs. A. Porter
The death occurred last
Saturday in Clitheroe Hos pital of Mrs. Ada Porter,
was living with one of her daughters, Mrs. Mary Patter son, in Waddington Road Clith eroe. Her husband, the late Mr.
aged 82. Formerly of Lilac Grove, she
committee may decide that, as every game was postponed, tihe fixtures will have to be played in full later in the season. If that is the case, then one game and one point will be taken off each club’s record.
Blackburn N. . 5 3 2 0 14 Ribblesdale W. 5 2 3 0 11 Great Harwood 5 2 2 1 10 P ad ih am .......... 5 2 2 1 10 Barnoldswick . 5 1 3 1 7 Clitheroe . . . . 5 1 3 1 7 Earby ............. 5 1 3 1 7 Read ............. 5 1 3 1 7 Whalley .......... 5 1 2 2 6 Rolls Royce .. 5 1 1 3 5 Settle ............. 5 0 4 1 4 Baxenden - - • ■ 5 0 2 3 2
P. W. D. L. Ps
sion I : Saturday: Blackburn N, v. Padiham (no play — rain); Cherry Tree 134—2 dec., Wad- dington 63—7; E.E.C. 27—3, Earby 96—7 dec.; Langho Colony 83—7 dec., Oswaldtwistle Im. 85—0; Lower Darwen 81—2, Ribblesdale Wanderers 76; Pendle Forest v. Lucas (no play—rain). Sunday: Earby 90, Blackburn
Junior League results: Divi
ate of St. James’ Church, Clitheroe, of which she was a member, officiated a t the cre mation at Accrington on Wed nesday. Mrs. Porter leaves one son and five daugh ters.
Charles Porter, who died in 1947, was a partner in the firm cf R. Porter and Sons, pain- and five daughters. The Rev. G. Campbell, cur
Mrs. M. E. Hargreaves The death occurred in hos
pital on May 4 of Mrs. Mar garet Elizabeth Hargreaves, of Grindleton Road, West Bradford. She was 85, and had lived in
RIBBLESDALE JUNIOR LEAGUE DIV. 1 (Sat).
Ribblesdale Wand. 76. Lower Darwen 81 -2 ,
Holden run out 16, M, Seedall run out 5, A. Graham c Long- worth b Gavagher 1, D. Cottam b Gavagher 18, A. Musgrove c Whaley b Waddicor 4, D. Hors- field c Haworth b Waddicor 3, A. Aspin not out 16, D. Niven Waddicor 2. W. Tattersall
Ribblesdale Wanderers: K.
_ Driver-Handyman required.- f -.Wage £13-34 for a 40-hour week KlMonday-Frlday). Superannuable
Musgrove b Tattersall 1, Wr.iy b Tattcvsall 6, Dickenson c and b Knowles 66. Holgate b Tat tersall 7, Eccles b Knowles 0, Townsend c Musgrove b Em- berv 17, Nutter lbw b Embery 0 Maxfield b Embery 5. Thomp son not out. Keogh c Musgme b Knowles 0, Houldsworth 6 Knowles 0, extras 5. total
32—4: W. Tattersall 10—-— wljVeliiclc. Wage £13-134 plus 7/- ^per week for driver assisting with
Bowling: P. Knowles lW "
run out 1, M. Embcry c and b Green 1, P. Knowles c Hindle b Waddicor 2, extras 7, total 76. Bowling: G. Waddicor 16.5—1
—40—4; D. Gavagher 11—1—11 —2; D. Green 11—1—18—1. Lower Darwen: R. Whewell
lbw b Knowles 15, G. Whalley not out 27, R. Longworth c Aspin b Tattersall 22, G. Aspin not out 17, extras 0, total 81-2. Bowing: P. Knowles 11—0—
37—1; M. Embery 2—0—21—0; W. Tattersall 9—1—23—1.
(SUNDAY) Pendle Forest: Thornton c
Ribblesdale Wanderers 126, Pendle Forest 107
West Bradford all her life ex cept for a few years spent in Clitheroe when she was first married. In March of last year, Mrs.
Hargreaves and her husband; Arthur ceebrated their dia mond wedding anniversary. She worked as a weaver in a
local mill until 1922. Associated with the West
Northern 56; Lucas 168—6 dec., Langho 56—5; EJ3.C. 51, Oswaldtwistle Im, 52—8; Padi ham 52, Cherry Tree 130—9 dec.; Ribblesdale Wanderers 126, Pendle Forest 107. Division 2: Saturday: Read
Bradford Chapel all her life, she was also a member of the Bright Hour. The funeral service was held
in West Bradford Methodist Church on May 8,' with the Rev. R. Jobling officiating. Mrs. Hargreaves is survived
11—0 v. Whalley (rain stopped play). There was no play a t all in the Bamoldswick v. Settle; Clitheroe v. Rolls-Royce; Great Harwood v. Cherry Tree; and Oswaldtwistle Im. v. B.B. and C.V. matches. Sunday: Rolls-Royce 99—8
dec.. B.B. and C.V. 35—6. The weekend’s fixtures: Rib
blesdale Senior League: To m o r row : Bamoldswick
Whalley; Baxenden v. Padi ham: Blackburn Northern Rolls-Royce; Clitheroe v. Great Harwood: Read v. Earby: Settle v. Ribblcsdaie Wanderers, Sunday: 1st Round, Rams-
by her husband, two sons and one daughter.
Mr. F. Carr
nesday a t his home, Calcroft, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, of Mr. Frederick Can-. Bom in Slaidburn, he was a
The death occurred on Wed
member of an old Hodder Valley fanning family. Before his retirement from
50
—3; M. Embery 4—0—20-3. Ribblesdale Wanderers: R
Holden c Keogh b Dickenson 35, M. Seedall c Nutte. » Thompson 2, G. Knowles Townsend b Thompson a- • Cottam b Thompson 13, A M
W
grove b Thompsonl 12. A. ora ham b Houldsworfh 2, D. Ho»
field c Keogh b Thtmpwh a D. Niven c Thompson b Dicker
son 5. W. Tattersal c nd b gate 6. M. Embery b Holgate p. Knowles not out 0, extras -
total 126. Bowling: H. Thompson
3—36—5; C. Holgate —2- B. Houldsworth 13-4M*T
1; P. Wray 5—2—7—0; K. Dick enson 6—0—20—2.
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j-not later than 22nd May, 1968. !)■-----------------------------------------
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I were ^ HUCknall. near Not- I Vicar «
Williams, the Rev, M. Tum-
r n,i She Domestic Chaplain to I bull, tf'e
of Yark. 1 After the o
I discussions » I Church Ha“ - .
Srfwices there were parish
Conference at
Sedbergh nr die Bowland
B ^ c o n g r e g a t i o n a l Chur- | group “ d w sedbergh on
lOfliccs 32 Pimlico Hoad, CUth- croe
Apply to the Surveyor, Council
a _Jt would be appreciated if al ■residents interested In acting : assistant Curator a t the Museu I * “ “tact the underslgne Museum is open <
_BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE CASTLE MUSEUM 1 K~?nes-ay ®nd Saturday aft<
iS'hwmber from 2-30 pan. to 4- 3 ?;9';.„and there Is a nominal ho
599ns from Whitsuntide un-
e S 1, ot £15 Per anmi TPayable in respect of the dutici
H e r e
P r e p a r e to sw im into S um m er w i th th e complete ran ge o f J e r sea swim a n d beachivear fo r your h o l id a y now a t . . *
bottom Cup: Baxenden Oswaldtwistle Itr-i-i.; Blackburn N. v Cherry Tree; Langho Col ony v Lucas; Padiham v Gt. Harwood; Read v S e t t l e R’blesd’le Wand, v Bamolds wick; Rolls Royce v Earby: Whalley v Clitheroe. Junior League: Div. 1: To
ber of the Clitheroe Cricket and Bowling Club. He was associ ated with St. Helen’s Church, Waddington. Mr. Carr is survived by his
farming a t Brungerly and West Bradford he lived a t Dunsop Bridge. Mr. Carr was an active mem
1 H L SAGAR, . Town Olerk,
| c M & kESOfflC0
LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL.
BRIGHT STREET DAY NURSERY, CLITHEROE
[the above £ & & e n ? Ulred £330 at 1 7 years, rlsi
EtrSi?*1 ?®oer, 1 I ranM „
L^P,Pllcatluns forms and furtt StMriii
»ot later than 26 May, 1968, (male a
I PerienS<lvancement. Previous 1 <16 to 3£
ai company. Prospects
lofiwS? “S radio an, « liners an,
I PrcS‘ 1j9*i. Phone 54364
I u S ; tUs--Radio Col I 20J phar ®°acl- Prestt
L?.ay' eye or Postal
PuaWe post6r annum’ sUpers toe Divlsioi
l mot Accrington, retumal re<iulred by expandi
19 St. Jame
ISffiSfKSS I m e n l o o k i n g :
wife, M a b e l and three daughters. Service and interment Will
morrow: Earby v Langho Col Lwr Darwen v Cherry Tree; Oswaldtwistle Bn. v. Pendle Forest; Padiham v. E.E.C.; Rib blesdale Wanderers v. Lucas; Waddington v. B l a c k b u r n
Northern. Division 2: Tomorrow; B.B.
and C.V. v. Baxendem; Cherry H e e v. Settle; Great Harwood v Clitheroe; Rolls Royce Oswaldtwistle Im.; Whalley Bamoldswick.
I Pointi?0<i.J>r°8Pects (1 I at ?n 1
and SS>ents), a goc cla' can ea:
I Af Level}y w‘to OC.E ' b ^ S d s V d f f ! l < « t e ^ lted’
(wfekivER WANTED 71 hours
take place a.t St. Catherine’s Church, West' Bradford to morrow.
On tomorrow H ie "Hey Day” organised by
the Hast Lancashire Girl Guides, is to beheld tomorrow, at the Elms, Lower Darwen, and not last Saturday, as was stated in last’ week’s issue.
T H E B O U T IQ U E , 8 Y O R K S T R E E T , C U T H E R O E , T E L 4 2 0 3 ,
|multBHE I Blackh>,~
I I tol
L*roo 264i ° . * Sons.—Tel. CUth- IRED to look after
<» drive.-JW. “ 0 11) after school
J iH gATlONS WANTED I ClIthcN
roe 2202' to Thurs. REQUIRED.
I *ord~iuwA!rp& Doctors Ruther. 1 Cllthef^, Mc-D.-Smlto Lowfield.
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