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L an c a sh ire E d u c a tio n Committee — Division 6 p r in c ip a l: D. J . Moore, B.A.(Com.), Dip.ah pa m .B.I.M.


Nelson and Colne College THE COLLEGE PRESENTS . .


t^ton wish. If* n longer lh&


; Heifer Hotel, ,>hl and n&w


at GAWTHORPE HALL, PADIHAM S atu rd ay , 4 th November, 1972 — a one-day a r t course


Studies of Gawthorpe — 1 ™


(Studies of G awthorpe - I I — 5 th May, 1973). f 4* P-m. T u to r : J o h n Miller, Dip.A.D.


Wednesday, 8 th November, 1972 (an d Wednesdays)


F o u r succeeding A


D HOTEL IT orgfon


].. < J i a t b u m 2 1 B


?tr menu h a s recently introduced in th e A La.


e R e s ta u ra n t 'which is -a rb fTettin? EXCEPT


tar bat meals a re d every lu n ch t im e - ach evening ti!! 10-30-


ballrootn is ava ilab le Weddings, P r iv a ts ons an d Dinnee* es—Capacity 100.


131 Christmas Menus able on request.


1 K E & IB E>: XIAT .


E NOW BEING BLISHMENTS


HODIST CHURCH. TRINITY JVERSE-AS


MISSIONS AY. OCTOBER 29th


EV POORE. B.D- v’OUTH SERVICE i C. POORE. E.D-


.m —LADIES' CLASS MRS -T WILLAC?


DAY. OCTOBER 28th ual Overseas


sions fleeting 7-0 p.m.


J. C. POORE, B.D. S p e ak e r : Slides — Re fre shm en ts t 'H A T B l'E b '


TIRTST CHURCH IE V S SOCIETY


JUMBLE SA L I


THE INSTITUTE CHATBURN


AV. OCTOBER 27th a t 7 p,.m.


Ap-iTISSION 2p


MANOR HALL AY. OCTOBER 39th


spel Service a t 6-30 p.m.


R. SHAW (Preston) TX. NOVEMBER 1st


Speaker


errs Fellowship! at 2-4o p.m.


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IRS AV. POSTER I B l a r k l n j n i


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NATIONAL FEDERATION OF OLD AGE PENSIONS ASSOCIATION — CLITHEROE BRANCH


THE ANNUAL


CHRISTMAS PARTY will be h eld a t


THE VALKYRIE, WHALLEY on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12th


Will members who wish to a t te n d th e Ch r is tm as P a r ty , please en te r th e i r names on th e lis t a t Stanley House.


TRANSPORT WILL BE PROVIDED


: r r n r e f o b .MED c h i RCH


tie Cafe. Clithcroe


AV. 13th O fTO BEB a t in . r .d


FAMILY ORSHIP


M M ,1, FA V I S C s r TIOOT.


' ■ < Downhaim Village Hall DISCO DANCE


r n t u r k e v n e r e e T n f T.cylsnr !


TO ACTION SOUND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27th 9 p.m. — 1 a.m.


Admission 30p o f E


■.-*{ m/in si grp? invite • f.M *<» r,


offee evening ;•» ii rl


NC a n d BUY SALE lif'UJ in llic, s c h o o l o i j


n \ v . O C T O B E R 3 0 t h .i I 7 p.m.


t om bo I. a s.sinn l.’ip, C h i ld r e n 1 DISTRESSED GENTLEFOLK AID ASSOCIATION


COFFEE MORNING AT WHALLEY ABBEY


on Thursday, November 2nd 10 a.m'. — 12-30 p.m.


NEW TO YOU WARDROBE STALL Also BRING AND BUY an d CAKE STALL, etc. Admission lOp


M-; i S O \ ! I hr Traci;


* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


RIMINGTON AND MIDDOP SPORTS


HY


and "Clitheroe Kids” NIVAL NIGHT !


p-.m- ‘ .KING


ANNUAL WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE


SATURDAY, N O V EM B E E ^ tb a t 7-45 p-m-


a t t h e in s t i t u t e


Admission 25p, Children lOp POTATO P IE SUPPER


SLAIDBURN, NEWTON and DUNSOP BRIDGE— WHIT FESTIVAL AND SPORTS COM.


ANNUAL WHIST and


DOMINO DRIVE


SLAIDBURN VILLAGE HALL ■FRIDAY, NOV. 3rd, 7-45 p.m.


ADMISSION 25p, CHILDREN 15» Including, Refreshments


Proceeds for the Children’s Party


RAMBLERS’ ASSOCIATION CLITHEROE BRANCH


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


WEDNESDAY, NOV, a t 7-30 p.m.


8th IN RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE R IG H T OF ADMISSION RESERVED


FOOTBALL AT SHAWBRIDGE Lancashire Combination


CLITHEROE SKELMERSDALE Kick-off 2-45 pan. Admission: I5p, OAP an d Children lOp.


BOLTON BY BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL


WHIST AND DOMINOES


MONDAY, OCTOBER 30th a t 7-45 p.m.


ON Children lOp (Special Prizes) (including refreshments)


ALL MEAT PRIZES ADMISSION 25p


BERRY’S ANNUAL WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd a t 8 p.m.


including re f re shm en ts ADMISSION 25p


WHIST IN MEMORIAL HALL, CHIPPING


DOMINOES IN BERRY’S CANTEEN


T h e usual good prizes


BRIEF ARCHITECT LOW MOOR


RESIDENTS URGED


PEOPLE a t Low Moor have given an emphatic OK to the idea of a general improvement area in the village. This was revealed at a meeting with town council representatives a t which the town clerk, Mr John Cowdall, announced that 46 had said “ yes,” compared with three who said “ no ” in answer A to ta l of 64 houseowners


CLITHEROE AREA WOMEN’S INSTITUTE SHOW


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


On Saturday, October 28th in


DOWNHALL VILLAGE HALL a t 7-30 p.m.


25p including ref re shm en ts


h ad been circularised, 59 of whom h ad re tu rn ed the form, w i th 10 expressing no opinion. T h e re were 150 people a t th e meeting. A decision o n w h e th e r or


n o t to go on w ith devising a n improvement scheme for th e Nelson S tre et , Union S treet-High S tre e t a re a, with th e possible demolition of Albert S tre et , will be made a t a meeting of th e Health an d Housing Committee on November 6th an d submitted fo r council ra tif ic a t io n la te r


th e same month. MARKET PRICE


ford School was a t ten d e d by 150 people. I t was th e la tes t of several between villagers a n d council members, and


Monday's meeting a t Edis-


chief officials were on h an d to answer a var ie ty of ques­ tio n s a f te r th e screening of a government sound film show­ ing th e beneficial effect of improvement schemes at Newtown, Essex; a n d Whit­ worth, n e a r Rochdale. Answering questions from


th e floor, th e Town Clerk agreed th a t landlords of houses in Albert S treet could suffer financially if a clearance o rd er was made an d th e houses were found to be u n f i t fo r habitation.


CRAVEN HEIFER HOTEL WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


BOOKINGS ARE NOW BEING TAKEN


FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER a n d C h r is tm a s P a r t ie s c a te r ed for.


C o n ta c t: MRS BULMER. TEL. CLITHEROE 2421.


They would value.


to a questionnaire, get only site


Albert Street was being penalised for th e Council's own benefit, he sa id: “The council will rep re sen t th e houses as it sees th em : i t will be f0r the D ep a r tm en t of th e Environment to decide whether they a re u n f it or not. I f it were ruled th a t th e houses were fit, th e landlord would get the m a rk e t price.” The Town Clerk pointed


Denying a suggestion th a t


of the Low Moor scheme, he foresaw tremendous prob- lems if 60 people each sub­ mitted individual proposals for improving th e ir property. His advice was th a t people should work


made there would be a public inquiry. Turning to an o th e r aspect


together


through the residents' asso­ ciation and engage an archi- te ct to prepare collective


schemes and to programme them. Without th is kin d of co-operation th e re m ig h t be a grave risk of individual schemes not being completed within the time limit. The Town Clerk th en


The council, h e added, had already provisionally engaged


a firm of architec ts to pre­ pare its own plans for im­ proving th e environm ent and developing th e vac an t land adjoining Low Moor Club.


Aid. Leo Wells, ch a irman


out tha t the council would have to publicise its in ten ­ tions and if objections were


of tb e H ea lth an d Housing Committee, presided. He was supported by th e Mayor, Coun. R ich a rd T u rn e r ; Aid. Tom Robinson, management c h a irm a n ; Coun. Ronnie Todd, amenities an d recrear tion ch a irm an : a n d Couns Derek Akker, Robert Chad­ wick an d B e r t Jones, and


council officials.


Mickey Mouse time


made an offer to help with problems th a t m ig h t be faced. “We will,” he said, “offer advice a t every stage. I would hope to a r ran g e for someone from th e various Town Hall d ep a r tm en ts to ' volved to visit Low Moor on say two days a week, one day during office hours an d th e other in the evening, to deal


with questions a n d give advice.”


bill a t th e Civic Hall n ext week with th e “ Mickey Mouse Anniversary Show > a n d " The Mooncussers, an adventure-drama. The " Mickey Mouse Anniver­ sary Show ” traces th e little cartoon c h a ra c te r ’s


I t ’s a Walt Disney double life


from his inception to tn e middle 1920s to th e p resent day Excerpts from various cartoon films to which he


s ta r re d &re shown “ The Mooncussers


based on th e plunderers who lured m e rch an t ships to th e ir doom on moonless n ig h ts off th e so u th shore of Long Island in 1840s.


th e is


exciting competition compere


with special goes I, [k fm at Q U E EM


O F .K O U S T R V A H O C O M M * * * F I H A L A H D B A L L


WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27th


SOCIAL 8-0 to 9-30 p.m.


SOCIAL EVENING AND DANCE


TO FREE BIER (GROUP) PLUS YOUNGERS TARTAN BEER YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB BOWLAND FOREST


FASHION SHOW WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1st a t 7-30 p.m. in th e


Village Hall, Dunsop Bridge by


Yorkc S tre e t , Clitheroc Admission 20p


“ HERE AND NOW ’’


H andicapped Children's Society


including re f re shm en ts I n aid of th e Mentally


DANCE 9-30 to 11-30 p.m. THE PHILIP & ALLAN DUO


TICKETS ON SALE AT THE CLUB 25p EACH INCLUDING HOT POT SUPPER SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th


WADDINGTON VILLAGE SPORTS


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


will be held in


The Committee Room Waddington Hospital


on Tues., 31st Oct. a t 8 p.m.


Goldwork in Embroidery S a tu rd ay an d Sunday, l l t h a n d 12th November, 1972


10-30 a.m. to 3-30 p.m. o n each occasion. T u to r ; Muriel Driscoll


Paper Sculpture


F o r bo th beginners a n d th e more accomplished. A creative c r a f t of in te re s t to a l l — fo r re ta i l display, te a ch in g aids an d decorative effects fo r th e home. decorations.


10-30 a.m. to 4-30 p.m. daily. T u to r ; M a rg a re t Norton.


Fees: S tu d ies of G aw th o rp e — 54p; Goldwork — £1.80; P ap e r S cu lp tu re — 90p (F ree to pensioners, u n d e r 18s a n d holders of fu ll Leisure Class Study Cards ).


FORTHCOMING EVENTS — Please n o te th e dates.


Sunday, 13th November, 7-30 p.m.—Concert of Renaissance a n d Baroque music by th e Ayre Consort a n d th e E sp ten B ras s Q u in te t—35p.


S a tu rd ay a n d Sunday, 18th an d 19th November—S h o r t Course o n ‘ P o r t r a i t P a in t in g .’ T u to rs : Cyril P o r te r a n d Roger Dyson.


F rid ay , 24th November, 8 p.m.—A d rian Mitchell re ad s h is own poems. (A Mid-Pennine Association fo r th e Arts p re sen ta t io n —20p.


S unday, 26th November, 7-30 p.m.—‘ P icture s a n d Music ’—an evening p re sen ted by Nelson Gramophone Society.—lOp.


SPECIAL ATTRACTION


Wednesday, 29th November, 7-30 p.m.—Andrew Gaskell—talk, f ilm an d display on c a rp e ts a n d weaving—lOp.


T h u rsd ay , 30th November, 7-30 p.m.—M r P atte rso n . C u rato r of Ca s tle Museum. York, gives a n en te r ta in in g evening on * S p in n in g a Y am ’—30p. Double ticket, fo r b o th events 35p


D e ta ils of all above events from Nelson a n d Colne College, S co tlan d Road, Nelson BB9 7YT.


Ed u ca tio n Offices, M a rk e t S tre e t , Nelson, Lancs.


Divisional E d u c a tio n Officer. T. J . A. THOMAS, DUNSOP BRIDGE W.I. WHIST


and DOMINO DRIVE


in THE VILLAGE HALL


SATURDAY, OCT. 28th a t 7-30 p.m.


HOT POT SUPPER ADMISSION 25p


Id e a l fo r C h r is tm as


Bungalow not close enough


to farm


AN ap p l ic a t io n to b u ild a n ag r ic u l tu ra l w orker ’s b u n g a ­ low a t Lower Edge F a rm , S laidburn, would probably be approved if i t were s ited n e a re r th e fa rm buildings. Members of Bowland


R u ra l Council ag re ed on th is a f te r viewing th e s ite


on th e i r a n n u a l to u r of inspection. At th e i r m e eting th is


week th ey decided th a t th e a re a p lan n in g officer should discuss th e m a t te r w i th th e ap p l ican t.


CLITHEROE NATURALISTS’ SOCIETY


LECTURE


THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd (7-30 p.m.)


"AS I SEE IT "


(A personal view of country­ side problems by Mr S. D. Ward).


a t


RIBBLESDALE ADULT CENTRE, CLITHEROE


(New members welcome)


ALTHOUGH i t is over 20


y e a r s s in c e I lived C l i th e ro e , I k e e p in to u en w i th lo c a l a f fa i r s th ro u g h th e A d v e r t is e r a n d Times.


re c en t y ears I have been surprised a t d e t a i l s


On numerous occasions in th e trivial


Clitheroe’s town councillors have chosen to apply their b rain s , an d even more sur­ prised th a t th e Advertiser an d Times h a s considered th em worth reporting. As examples,


upon which h


arg um en ts over minor deficits a t council-sponsored


I recall the


concerts an d over whether to pay th e lib ra r ia n ’s modest expenses a t a conference.


agree


All r ig h t. I know and th a t Clitheroe s


councillors should keep a close watch on th e ra te ­ p ay e rs ’ money. I also know and agree th a t i t is th e duty of a local newspaper to let th e public know w h a t th e n


Details please!


TWO correspondents writing about slippery ro ad s and pavements a re asked to supply th e ir full names and addresses before th e se can be considered fo r publication. L e t te rs a n d e r a nom-de-


plurae a re accepted, b u t must be accompanied by th e name and address of th e w riter as a token of good faith.


Village ‘gone bad’


“ THE Village F o rg o tten .”


of th e houses were knocked down an :d th e la n d is s till


derelict. Broken pavements, no


p o s t office, no ch e ap bus passes fo r pensioners, one ch u rch a n d one read in g room, a n d if th is w a sn ’t a m emor ial I suppose th a t would hav e gone too. Now i t seems th e folk a re


money on some of th e property. Why d o e sn 't th e council


given a n o th e r two y ea rs to decide ab o u t


s p e n d i n g


sp en d some of i ts money on th is l i t t le village? Yes — b a th s h av e been


b u i l t in th e d istance, but th is 'doesn’t h e lp th e ap p e a r ­ an c e of th e village. My s is te r w en t to see Low


Moor a n d came away feeling very sorry. ‘‘I t ’s p a th e t ic ,” she says. Once a good village, ju s t gone bad- I t m u s t be h e a r tb re a k in g fo r th e folk. How c a n pens ioners go on


a bus to do th e i r l i t t le bits of sho p p in g when th ey ru n so inf requently?


Moor.


Wake up an d see Low MRS DEAN


77 Nield Road, Hayes, Middx.


T h is is w h a t Low Moor ap p e a rs so fa r a s Clitheroe council is concerned. I t 's five y ea rs since some


Not local paper’s duty to censor or ignore controversial remarks


L E T T E R S t o th e E d i to r


elected representatives t doing and saying in


own hall. S


are th e


d° n° t agree th a t i t is ‘ of a local news-


s ; made at c°uncii


iv duty to censor or lgnore controversial


„ XL a I eP°r te r is invited to a committee meeting, i t is


^ ‘s J ? to give a fa ir account 0f what has been „a / cl done- I f discussion


l a n ^ etn on the agenda is


a reporter’s ears, then i t is a simple matter to ask him


ikely to be too delicate for


to withdraw—an d h e would probably welcome th e oppor­ tu n i ty to g et home to his supper. I t s tr ik e s me th a t th e


amenities a n d rec re atio n committee m ig h t h av e been b e t te r employed tu ck in g in to fish a n d chips th a n lis ten in g to allegations, subsequently declared to be unfounded, ab o u t Ribbles- dale School a n d vandalism a t th e Castle. B u t a n a c cu ra te rep o r t of th e m eeting wras w r i tten


jo u rn a l is t who h a d th e mis­ fo rtu n e


to cover th e


Conflict of interests


I WOULD like to th a n k Mr Coulston for his comments on th e question, ‘ Is th e County Council losing touch, with the people? ” I t is a revelation to me to know th a t there are 169 members of th e county council. No wonder the man in th e s t re e t sometimes despairs of ever getting to th e bottom of who is ac tua lly responsible for w h a t he feels are very wrong decisions, and no wonder th e council seems o u t of to u c h with th e p eople. In my experience it is


easier to get in touch with an d discuss a problem with one's MP than with a county counciil or.


th a t Edistord school needed ex tra accommodation. I did get to know by name two county councillors. One was sympathetic but unable to do anything: the o th e r was


When, it became obvious


unsympathetic an d un ­ helpful.


A C T IO N


these people are on too m a n y committees, and therefore their freedom of action must s u r e l y be limited. How, for instance, c an a person be a county councillor and a school manager, or be on a county council an: on a local exe­ cutive coirmittee, etc., and do full jus::ce to each body? When the in te re s ts of tire


I t seems that too many of


d if fe ren t committees conflict, which one will h e favour? I t m ig h t be sa id th a t if


more people volunteered for such work th e re would be no n e ed fo r a person to serve o n two o r more com­ mittees, b u t when I inquired how' p a re n ts could serve on school m an ag em en t com­ m it te e s I got a polite brush- off.


answer is in th e h a n d s of th e elec to ra te , so le t ’s all bes tir ourselves in to action, otherwise th e sam e b u reau ­ c ra tic decisions will be made for people like Mr Tomlin­ son, ch i ld ren will h av e to continue to do w ith o u t a school bus, a n d Clitheroe p r im a ry schools will con­ tin u e to bulge a t th e seams u n til they finally burst.


Mr Coulston says th a t th e


MRS J . E. FOWLKES 13 L an c a s te r Drive, Clitheroe.


Stori nattering on these corners


lines in Clitheroe fo r the guidance oj motoris ts, and many arc, no doubt, very helpful. Bu t why o nly fo r


THERE seen to be a n awful lot of while a n d yellow,


Motorists m ig h t th e n be


able to see around these corners, which th e y m u s t be able to do in order to emerge in safety. The two places to which I


motorists? Why hot for pedestrians too? There are a t least two


pieces of pavement in the town which could well be painted with, perhaps, some black and white chequered design which means “Thou shalt not stand and n a tte r here.’’


refer are a t th e c om e r of th e p a v em en t outside Messrs Hargreaves, th e grocer, and at th e corner o f th e pave­ m en t at Duck Street, out­ side Mr Short's office. There may be others.


(L t Col), Browsholme Hall.


A. G. C. LANGFORD


Clitheroe, th e n how much more


penses c h i t window’-smashing in newsworthy


7Htheroe Advertiser■ and Times, October ZStK, iv/2


START IN MARCH ON ‘BROOKSIDE’ INFANT SCHOOL


an d duly published, along with th e comments of the school’s h eadm a s ter . As v anda lism was no doubt th e most im p o r ta n t m a t te r of public concern th a t week, i t was r ig h t to make vandalism f ro n t page news. In my view,


tre a tm e n t of th e story was unquestionably fa ir ;


your newspaper’s


s ta n d a rd exercise in news­ p ap e r practice, needlessly b ran d ed as “ sensational ” a t la s t week's meeting of th e council. I f


a


school completed by March, an d await confirmation by 1974.


sub-committee


Motor cyclist u :


improving


th e l ib ra r ia n 's ex­ is news in


public p ark? In s te a d of being labelled “ sen satio n al ” (an overworked v'ord. if


is a


ever th e re was one) your newspaper should be respec­ ted fo r showing a proper sense of proportion on th e basis of local news values. .1. IV. SF.EDLE, Arlington Way, London, EC1.


Apology not


needed


IN your rep o r t a n d com­ m e n t about tb e town coun­ cil’s discussion of vandalism a t th e castle, I saw no re a so n in e i th e r for apology o r exoneration. A newspaper rep o r te r 's job


a n d du ty to h is office, the public a n d to himself is to re p o r t speeches as th ey a re m ad e—w h e th e r tru e or not, fa c t o r fiction a n d n o t to


THE c o n d i t i o n of a Clitheroe m an who injured his leg in a motor cycle ac cident was yesterday, a t Blackburn Royal In f irm ­ ary, described as improved an d quite satisfactory. Mr P e te r Clegg, of May-


field Avenue, was involved in an accident on S atu rd ay n ig h t with a pick-up vehicle n e a r


Whalley Road an d the in n e r by-pass. The o th e r driver, Mr Jo h n Lynch, of Bolland Prospect, Clitheroe. ■was u n h u r t.


th e ju n c tio n of


trac t- th e job should soon been approved by th e county be p u t o u t to te n d e r a n d th e education


BUILDING of Clitheroe’s much-needed new in fa n t an d primary school to be known as “Brookside” is p lan n ed for n e x t year. A spokesman a t County Hall said: “ There are still problems regarding acquisition b u t we hope to make a s ta r t in March 1973.” I t will be a 12 m o n th con- P lan s for th e school have


th e full education committee a t its November meeting. Clitheroe Town Council h a s already- given its approval.


lis t for the 1973-74 building programme submitted to th e D ep a rtm en t of Educa­ tion an d Science includes th e extension of Clitheroe Gir ls ’ G ram m a r School to a seven-form mixed en try school. This is in p rep a ra tio n for


The county’s preliminary


th e merging of th e town's th re e secondary schools into two u n its from 1974 on­ wards. The preliminary' lis t also


entry, an d Read CE School to a one-form en try ju n io r and in fan ts school.


to seven-form


provides for th e extension of S t Augustine’s RC School. Billington,


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in te rp re t implication. When in school th e h e a d ­


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