> < w T* * h Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Friday. Angus! 23. 1968 J u s t a f e w y a r d s f r o m t h e b u s t l e .V' /■ o f W h a l l e y r o a d i s t h i s +> y*' , < ,, t » *» « s u n - d r e n c h e d c h i l d r e n ’ s p a r a d i s e A children’s paradise is • o NOW ON G e n u in e Reductions on all our Goods ; . W . S O U T H W O R T H & S O N


40 YORK STREET, CLITHEROE TEL: 3191


Also at 12 NORTHGATE, BLACKBURN Tel: 57733


' - I * ’ . Y ' '* . • ■:•,.■*>


NEW STOCKS QUEUEING UPl Stock up on


Household Textiles Now.


100 cars at rear „! Preston —


(Parking f


I HARGREAVES BURNLEY.


Rd.) ST.


hard to find. But the three children of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dent, of “Ash- ness,” Littlemoor Mill, Clitheroe, have one on


have a boat to row down the stream at the bottom of their


their own doorstep. Not many children, if any.


garden. it is hard to imagine that


the Dent's charming bun­ galow was once an office


block. But it was. Now it is transformed into


block to the “Id corn mffl which is now Mr. Dents


OLD STOCKS RAPIDLY BEING SNAPPED UP AT SALE PRICES. _


g THWAITES ARCADE. 8 PRESTON NEW RD.. BLACKBURN.


AOftsnF. The building was an office _


a sparkling white bungalow which is set in surroundings


reminiscent of Alpine coun­ try.


machinery plant hire Arm. “When we came to live


may be separated by means


of a siding door, but when she is in the kitchen cooking and preparing meals,. Mrs.


with everyone”. Necessity


kitchen" and many of Mrs. Dent’s dreams have come true. No messing w i th soueasy bottles of detergent, —there is a dispenser


Every woman has a “dream


attached to the sink. She also hag a dish washer


and regards it as a necessity not a gadget—as so many


people do.


Dent prefers doors open. “When I am standing by


the sink and the doors are open X get the feeling I am


modem and once outside the door the water’s edge is only


The kitchen is thoroughly . . m m


. fears about converting an old building,” declarcd Mr and Mrs. Dent. “They should just keep an open mind and watch their ideas take shape”. Mr. Dent is planning to


a few steps away. “No-one should have any


& l* ■ s i — 11111 " f e l l


erect a cannon on an old millstone in the garden, which will add an unusual feature. Eventually a path will run along the waters


edge.


T S I I b - T — - * - < * * — “ ■wmi*” '


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Mr. Raymond A. Oxby and his ■Miss Norma L. Stephen-


P R E T T Y A N D P R A C T I C A L F O R M O D E R N G I R L S r l U j l


One would never dream of


here, we were fascinated by the view from the windows,


Impossible


they can see green field? lean­ ing to the road. And although one can get a clear view of


From the lounge window Braithwaite s r . 14* .;■■:/> I !• s rj. • ’■ «. ■ *1 :?;-h •* i * . H


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II you buy a dining setJw m sB ^ ^ y d s ^ 10! ydsT carp°t set 1£ you


only £69, or straight cadi prefer Similar °“er» SL^in^wardrSba. 3-piece suites, fanges ol dining sets available also. Big ^olce m waro^ purnlture Manulac-


g S 5 S -& n S S & » f ^ S f t i® furniture, sink units now available at worthwhile savings.


Big Wilton Sale—. All Week


SSSSSS loom.


mill normally costing 75/6 sq. S —reduced to 35/- so. yd. fer


« from


?auares and odd lengths aod only s“ /6 sa. vd. off the broad-


including underfelt and pro- feSiohally stitched, ringed and


fitted. Two Special Offers in


Foam-Backed Carpets No underfelt needed. IhU ^ “haife ^ 000^0 In


& taS u a m y 5a,Peyrkoddla


? i ° V h r t o « dsa.lr^ Guaranteed five years. axmiNSTER Special: RWlng


CUTS and a few slightly used


down °prlces. No reasonable offers refused*


EVERYTHING for the home d e c o r a to r SS? l \ » « o n e t e l i . These are all leading brands


'ent?UIf f iS e S r^w f '■ B m i White emulsion 12/9 gallon.


E > r « ia ’S 3 I fe{f to the ground he vas


^One' of them said to him, will bloody learn you. Next


I time we will knife you . Injuries


Inin Evans said that for- tunaiely Mr. W a rb u r to n v ^ iuries were not as serious as they could have been.


1 offence, Walker sstid. « call putting my hand on mm


PC Ireland. When told they would be reported tor the


1 assault, I did it . ThP vouths who were said


. ^ earning '£12 a week, were


|o r d « ^ T p ® y their fines at £4 a week.


M i n i s t e r o n t o u r


em to k Mr Richard Crosanaiv whTis the Minister with. cp-. ordlnatlng res^nsibUlties ^ the 'social services field, wm visit the Blackpool, Southport and Liverpool areas next Fri­


The Lord President of the


day. This Is one of a series oi


Visits he is making during tiie narltamentary recess with toe main object of meeting leading Sm le to t th e social services,


including th« local ^ i ^ rlty health and welfare services.


Mr David Williams, Private secretary, and Mr. Vernon


He will be aecompartied by nimin -------, snne Devanev and Belinda’Mary Beetham make The youths "ere later seen by Minim rii^ff^BUCKSURN 1 vnsn S Evans said the case ded f°r two August.


_ , j Parked


! * tlAGKBlKf GIANT-. S 5 . M ’ and


rp 'T O C X Ax 0


IfllUne.... t TOarhurton, parked 1 wihtih cold w ter, adding I volte-face to the .^ ij n«afai< ofinnnt alf- • . Y y Ik? )' For


OUTSTANDING BARGAINS In


K>s _ NORVIC — AIRBORNE JOHN WHITE FOOTWEAR


Ladies’ Shoes and Sandals from ................... 9<11 Men’s Shoes and Sandals from ....................... 19/11 Children’s Shoes and Sandals from ................... 6/11


Whalley Road from the house, it is virtually impos­


sible to see the whitewalls of the bungalow from tne


in light. ‘‘I t .costs nothing and it always gives me a feeling of space” he said. Recently, Mrs. Dent saw a kingfisher settle on one bank


■oad. Mr Dent is a great believer


m une The


of planning went toto tne made in^^ Northumberland's livestock must be perpetually arrangement °f the


I t is clear that a g lounge and


rpj-j. was one of the points “Everyone whose activities I made in their evidence to the bring him into contact with


of their stream, and a uuck with her ducklings walking


in line by the waterside. I t is clear that a great deal


t ,eal __I


i nT and Wales and of have seen the disease and there land and waies <mu v k need f01. a ylgorous and Scotland.


hasting educational campaign,


kitchen I winter,’s .


co


Youths attacked


|man„ 54 I year-old man from ms car m


Two youths dragged a 54 J


r attacked him, , * T i Ch hutneroe qo done U ?


1nnmmittee of Inquiry into last made disastrous


The disease caused the I slaughter of more than 400,000 animals and the total cost to


p S h e d this month. tv,


tihe agricultural and M


n ® e, * ^ u c a t i o n a l pro- within the infected area and prepared for the guidance of


eed for an educational gramme conrernmg


stresses the be decentralised to a point I j - . of practice should be


"“


^ firmathm of the disease and “


ity to slaughter should


K , X w h f c f to e o S i t , lb o th farmers and members of land tighter control °v e l ^ s t o g i e topic caused more n


abour employed m dealing with an outbreak.


C am p a ig n — r ---- c»


L sevcicij | outbreak irntold narm. nifheroe


^ ^ I macistrates agreed, vnei ,irTy.i_


magistrates heard y e s te rd ay .L e 1


done r^co^ ,| ed m-omntly norm^


^


if diseased animals promptly


^ ^ recent


lepidemic than conflicting in- I formation as to the efficacy of


L ^ a?ai*sr a as t a -sua


{ an ,.In ite early stages farmei-s, - .often with the ^tWe a s^ -


■ aisuuwwwiua. and are f


tance ugh


j S


nu^hment. She said j*® pr2 ^ VOT wraian -is equipped confidence when an offlmal M ””«i precautions ^ ^ u a h y


dServed tihe ?fver®^ L r< ^ i of identification. Even “I t was a blow to eve^ones


E s a & s a s — T £ f r T


once raises the 1 universal* ,


S S ^ te i te s were determined to No . . r l —^opaedic know- announcement suggested that violenee^th the ^


stamp cm any ... ............... - hedge she needs to guide her such precautions we v to the town.


this modern age of (useless. Even if this werei so,


sought e


of


to c


disinfectants. “In its early


arrest l


local f


d -----


authoiities, "JV wide-


e ^ a ^ = w « nsi


___ - forced.


"The farmer, his family, pastry. ’Knock up’ edges and teaspoon sue j ----- ---------------- veterinarians, farm workers I . fjute.’


------- - ,


and public servants appear to Prick inside base well ana have been scrupulous in then bake jn hot oven. Gas Marm t, adherence to the letter and 425 deg. F., for 20 mmutes spirit of the law, however far I Remove fish from milk ana it impinged upon their per- carefully cut one fish_m nau sonal liberty. 'Drey all had a make two fillets. Place on very personal concern, for their


aside to keep warm. H a r d s h ip I s » < « 5 S . * S l f l S f


“Unfortunately, the sameU>utter. Return to heat ana cannot be said of the activities bring t0 boll for 2-3 minutes,


1 ally to mixture of flour and


j j - E g C S am Uiuik


_____I arlse:__________ _____________ I against his foe, and his_ morale 1 Is seriously weakened when his I precautions are shnply pro-


erect a protective screen against his foe, and his morale


s i ­


I nounced to be Ineffective and I no suggestion is made for


ALUMINIUM saucepans can alternative action, be brightened inside by haJf-| -_ .:


Brow and S S ta t ud. Then drain, rinse considerations—that the actual J S T S 3 S \ t


L»> g j£ f, s uy cSt L f s ..-a;? r * -6® -w. ™ sv b a us s - “ “ ‘ ' ”' s “ w i . 'S S k s s “


s s a f s s Lamentable


d i s c o u n t


' * » « s S t t S f a ™ . .


and ranud^ 011OW6Q ujr


£ 0 vouths. An dectric^coffee maker, must beneficial effect to - -


'a W ' s p ™ * * ■sk L B; r


varie™ouVd Z v e the Bnt| "lankly, w e jr^ a p p aU e d ^ t |what wa? p ro d u c e d ^ _ mir “


•tiRYERS of the tumble-dry this particular virus. j Miawt nea AF


total meat requirements and counwici> woo


5 a » Amiss, U i a n g e a


th r tX ^


cream of tartar and I public roads arose tiom two pielevte cover would Impose enor- , ------- v ---------------- time


peeUngs or 2 tea- tude to disinfection action on disease


“We ' understand jh a t official


a unai


this atti-


says.


against all known types of the and


mously heavy demands on time [yipshrooms and manpower,” the evidence Mushrooms are the 'essence


uuvea iLfuchrnnr


-— .


Flannery


stood that the object of vac- Economicai cooks soon dis- ctoatlon was the limited one of


“We have always under- everything but cost, «L a s a r y a s .'s « esIono-VitAr I ' r r i ’ s country is one aimed a}. “ “ ‘ bacon and nut topping, but the o _ - i inice. salt ana peppci* * iv w Y QUenu i .ituosj «ui« w v***»> tn pmde I . , ■_!. W w


'“ S T S S ; to .the Duke ot Northumberland accompanying the evidence, Mr. G. T- Wil­ liams, Pretident of the National


Farmers’ Union, said: “We • have sought to strike


what seems: to us a right balance between the rigorous measures ’ which w-e ■ essential to contain' and eliminate the disease as soon as it has struck


'and y e t‘maintain, as tor as p o s s ib le , - the, commercial activity which is the lifeblood-


divergent , interests withto^agri- culture and’ also some conflipt between'us- and other, sections of the public. We j^ v e not attempted to resolve this latter,


nuist at., times involve problem. UUUIMMi «toa Vrn.vp stated ; • ’ ass.-J? SSstwwus - r s a 's t s s . v


rashers. 1 oz. chopped blanched almonds.


changed radically. The need and chop ialriy ftoely Melt for these dangerous supplies Is butter to a saucepan, add mush- and wifi continue to rooms, lemon juice and season-


“The situation has now wash mushrooms, day them


‘I t is now unwise to hazard 10Ver moderate heat for two or the health of our livestock for threo minutes.


the sake of these comparatively Blend cornflour with the small importations."


^ I tag, cover the pan and cook .


, up to the field of operations of spread mixture In pastry case. a campaign headquarters; com- CoVer with the bacon and


Other recommendations by i and thicken over the heat. Mix the Unions include the setting in'eggs and cheese.


cream, stir int» mushrooms


I oensation should be extended I aimonds. Bake at gas mark 6, Uocover cases of exceptional Electric thermostat 400 F., tor ' hardship arising from conse- 20 to 25 minutes, nuential loss, and that taxation I H.should not be allowed to erode


W e shall b e very p l e ^ to give you


about Abbey National s nw ta n d m o r tg ag e s e ^ cre®‘,S^or


h e ab o v e a d d re s s o r wn te le p h o n e fo r details.


ABBEY N f lT lO ^ I R S H g n s r " !


C««l Ss S k j SM S V w * 1


serve hot or cold with salad. Honey layer


cakeYou need: 14 oz. self-raising flour, 4 level teaspoons ground ginger, I level teaspoon bicar­ bonate soda, i level teaspoon salt, 6 oz. buttei’, 4 eggs (reserve 1 white for frosting), 3 table­ spoons milk, few drops lemon essence, 6 - oz. caster sugar, A tablespoons honey. ’ Sift flour, ginger, soda and


salt. Cream butter, sugar and honey well - together,, add eggs gradually. Fold in sifted .ingre­ dients alternately with milk


. When cool, fill and .cover cake- f


■inch greased sandwich tins and bake in the oven, 350 F., gas No. 4, tor 20-25 minutes;


and essence. : Divide mixture in three .


h in


Ladles* and Gent’s ftjd JSd “ len»U. in eeerl


STANDARD SUB­


alee np lo 50 {O'**;.* hnte ramo ana colours. AsuHM


rslne . • .enr nrleee.


OVER 300 Coats from £9. to 19 '


£20 to £35 PETER B R U H S EU 5 I


'OVER 400 Coats' from


S h


orw" * Jl Hef* I


DA.'IVj I pelt a fi—


’J a . investment


need; a baked pastry --------


s r i r * ' . r


, « j I of many a dish that is luxury


controlling and reducing the room jn a meaty <as- ‘ ^


tocidence of foot-and-mouth to I ^ n^iy be indistinguishable . ___ J.1_4.


that a few chopped mush­ ,


va/Y/srr_ avtrrvtiljJ to


provide com- Imnnsfk PTlOT


of very large numbers whose stirring continuously, services had, perforce, to be s t ir in flaked fish and chop enrolled to carry through the ped wamuts. Season. Continue tasks of slaughtering, disposal ”ooking for 2-3 minutes until


and disinfecting..” On


Unions express their continued support of a slaughter policy the United Kingdom, despite


eradication fe to policy, the _ I hot.


the hardship involved. “No single vaccine is valid


nour fish mixture into centre. Cut remaining fish fihet to half lengthwise and place them dia­


Remove pastry from oven, . gonally across centre ___


Garnish with twist of lemon. Serve hot or cold. Serves 4-6.


__ S 2 _______ 1 cub— —*“ —


strips, trimming ®*^d L “ oon sugar, salt and pepper. . d


pvfpqa 1 Jlessertspoon lemon juice, 1 1 1 tablespoon main ,■ - Ex MR. E. W. DAVEY i iqnuiuB


pert Sewing Maohine Meohamo ■will shortly be trading as


Lookout for Opening Date . __j Atvori


' Desk O W . V ---- Overlooking to order, patterns. < „


« „ . « « . . . . . n r i s - _


“Industrial and Domestic Sewing Machm AT KING STREET. 0LITHER0E.


4


outbreak, I and conversant with tihie visible I Mimnlmwe Af T.nia nilSrilSc.


aware of tihne e d aangeris


symptoms of the disease. Useless


diagnosis, con-


said Mr. Dent’s wife, Doro­ thy.


buying a bra that either didn't fit or had straps that showed under cut away sleeves—but these rules seem


to be forgotten when buying lingerie.


petticoat must be functional —an ill fitting one can ruin the lines of an outfit. Today's ranges are among


As well as being pretty a


the prettiest and most practi­ cal ever and are at reason­


considered sexy for a woman to wear a black bra under a white blouse in a third rate French film but now it’s old- hat and plainly ridiculous Modern girls wear the


. .


able prices too. Back in the fifties it was


see-through clothes.


after having a thorough face lift. Remember those jiideous


Pyjamas are coming back


winoyette things fhat made you look like an over-grown


latest flesh coloured bras or body-stockings under their


refugee from the nursery?


Forget them. Now you can wear nylon


briefs with matching bra top pviamas are coming back or lacy bermuda she. or lacy bermuda shorts and


boleros.For the girl without a win­ ter maxi-skirt, long Johns."® a must, preferably matching


the outfit. If you do require a vest there are some attractive


there is a hard core that sM actually wear them and inftt on wearing mini-skirts, A


Thank goodness suspendm have almost gone, thougli


manufacturers have taken co-ordinates a step further


designs to match the long Johns.


M


by producing tights that team up with sweaters and dresses,


! son, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stephenson, ov Milton Avenue, Clitheroe was married at dither


i parish Church on Saturda to Mr. Raymond A. Oxb>| cider son of Mr. and Mrs. H| A. Oxby, of Almond Avenu


Heighington, near Lincoln. The bride is a physical education teacher at Sprinl Hill Secondary School, Lincoli!


I Slaughter should continue to be the policy for eradi­ cating foot - and - m o u t h


Farmers state their case on foot-and-mouth


1 disease, say the National i Farmers’ Unions of Eng-1 now, relatively few stockmen


security and reliance upon materials whose worth was


largely unknown. “There is an impelling neces­


sity to resolve this lamentable


state of affairs. “We need one or more dis­


____________________ use.


mus,t be i * , . u laid down for ^


very precise


infectants which will destroy tiie virus, and destroy it quickly. They must be pro­ duced on a commercial scale and


98888||8igg^


instructions fAit fVualv


r e c i p e s B U S Y


h o u s e w i v e s Savoury flans are delicious hot or cold. They are Weal


for television suppers or buffet part1^ ' ^ ^ 0 4 to 6 ring Walnut Flan is easy to prepare and will cut into


portions:


vinss 2 pint milk, 1 oz. buttei, ^ 1 o z ’flour 11 oz. packet frozen pjace all togredients in a puff' pasti-y, 2 oz. shelled wal- basin gtand over a saucepan


You need: 4 whole boned hei-


ted lemon rlnd. 4 oz. granu- sugar, 1 egg white, pinch


their | . ga pi]ace herrings


instaUed on public highways Ga3 Mark 5. 375 deg. P-, for 20 galad and maintained at public |


“Devices should then be £oil and bake to model ate oven, . dish. Add milk, cover with tm enough to spread. a Herring in oven-proof “


. minutes until thick. Remove •


heat and beat until firm f o r


Lancashire humour


District branch of the to cashire Ladies’ Social Sectioe of tiie National Farmers Unto held their monthly meeting 01 Monday at Underwood's C


Members of the Ctitheroe ant


Waddington. About 40 members we p»


afe,


ent and Mrs. H. Wilkinson p* sided She introduced Miss H Carbis, of Grimsargh, lk: Preston, who gave a talk & titled “Lancatiiire tile id


Humour". Miss Carbis was thanked ?


nuts (chopped), 1 lemon to of boiling water and beat for 7 Mrs. R. Collinge. „avnjSh.


Mrs. Spurgeon. The competition was mug


and final arrangements ns made for a visit tothe Bati Wool Marketing Board. B» ford, on September 24. Mr® ments were also served. 1


A business meeting Mow


R O D D E N CABIN No. 5


CLITHEROE MARK! FOR


1


toys- games- boobi Etc.


Your Children’s * *


P*


father and wore an empire liu French crystal satin dress witl a full length scalloped coat <


She was given away by hi


witchcraft lace forming a trail Her long' veil was edged wit,


stephauotis. 1


matching l®ce and held ij place by a headdress of sail and pearls. She carried pink roses


Miss Marjorie Sutcliffe ar Miss Janet Thomasson, we


Two friends of the bnd


1


bridesmaids. They wore empire line pill


satin dresses with kaftaj sleeves, the hem and sleevl were trimmed with Frerul navy guipure lace, and h f matching headbands.


\ Thev carried bouquets j shaded pink carnations ail


stephanotis. The groom’s cousin, l |


George Roe, -was the best ml More weddings on Page


Saturday in New Market Stre_ Clitheroe, and organised by tl Clitheroe and District brarJ of LEPRA, raised £40 for II Children’s Hospital in All Uganda.


Mile raises £4( The mile of pennies held


1 More lines


nections working at June 30| Britain numbered 7.482,541 over 6i per cent more thail year earlier. In the previl


Telephone exchange c l


year the increase was 51 ■ cent.


Condi lit 16-year-


A 16-year-old S a b d l


youth was told on Wedil day that what he needed '


a “darn good thrashing! Mr. Stanley Westhead. c r


man of the Clitheroe Juvi Panel, told the youth: *Ui tunately, that is not within power, but I would like tol you get bodily hurt.” I The youth, who had a rel


of 18 previous offences, I given a conditional disch| for buying and drinking while under age. “If you put one foot w| you will be dealth with wd utmost severity,” said Westhead. Since the offence was


milted, the youth, had api at a Burnley court on a sb


Giro Service The ^National <Mro cut|


account banking service l open for business on Fa October 18, • The Giro sd will be available .to anyone! the age of 16 in the u | Kingdom, the Isle of the Channel Islands.


PBINCIPAIi


HITS PR01 Wihalley .Ghurch' PlJ


production of “kfg Nook” has been postfl


because, .two of the pj paW,J David' Service andi


^s trict in the near futi j


Dadsweli are leaving ,


t , “Who Goes, There” -hasl I - ‘chosen: I t will be -produy AfrsV' Dorothy DuckwortJ|


■ They wet© to have : the i play,,at? the beglm ‘ November, but now ale™


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