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NATURALIST OPEN DAY PAY S FOR HOLIDAY


|»>??U'®8asa* J v r> ^ i> 5 i > 0 ; ^ ;


•sied £160 which will help ! pav for a summer camp


mm nn: i'rivUif ;


5j buy, home produce were son cleared. There was also


uj a basket of fruit for the -aEe were donated by Lady CStheroe, who is a member d the house committee. ill the other gifts were


jionbola. Some of the potted plants


-ai the event and the stalls 'Veil included home-made 2es, plants, books, bring J


the annua! open day at St nenys Home. Clitheroe.


K Bashall Eaves for 17 tiildrem About 150 people suppor-


donated by various members of the house committee, Rotarians and the public.


Cakes and refreshments were made by house parents


and biscuits at the evening session. Proceeds left over from


in the afternoon and coffee


a two-storey building linked to the existing premises.


paying for the children’s holiday will go into the home’s general fund. There are plans afoot to


Mr and Mrs F. Foster and the residential staff. Tea and cakes were served


There is provision in the plans for a playroom, quiet room and staff accommoda­ tion.


tiser and Times that it was proposed to equip the new


table for the older boys. A quiet room, as the name


Mr Foster told the Adver­


playroom with a table tennis table and ultimately to raise money for a quarter or tinree-quarter-size billard


suggests, would be a place for the children to lounge


or to read, and two desks would be provided for them to use for homework.


as staff rooms, there would be two single bedrooms to be occupied by the two eldest teenagers in Uie house at the time.


O11 the first floor, as well


ABOVE, afternoon snacks for visitors to the open day were served by the children. Pictured are two 15-year-olds, Gina Seddon (centre left) and Terryll Hayman. From the left are Mrs Freda Rogerson, Mrs Margaret Robinson, Airs Phyllis Calverly and Airs Jean Mallalieu.


HOSPITAL PATIENTS DONATE THEIR SIGN


W1DER5TONES palicrr.r. tip are members of the Site-Owlers” night club,


which meets every Saturday sight in the patients’ " 7:; tub,” have bought a special fsque to commemorate the qeaing of the latter.


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Each week the 200 “ Nile-


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GUILD SOCIAL


®pTS from .-even Clith- women's organisations


i^ f15 p ;r-;rt ;or a social Cejf’ 81 R:hr'e:;c:aie Adult


J if -y;-" ci'-oir. conducted G- Hi) rhen, sang six


r'iS’ mclu<br.'-' ‘.he two


C j ™ ’-he trophy at rWMale Festival.


•vLfrm:‘ W i «»- "'hose 51rs B. Tavlor.


’d « , ev l^'-ival for Members.


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fi"8 interval.


C ® Mrs C. Sains- f f^ dw“


^u.ts v.-c-e served :h tne award for the best


a.so a guest. gave their An Anqe:.” which


v-tid 124 members of .■aeroe Ever..::; Tewns-


including filling . _ •


Owiers1’ committee came up '•uh th.- idea of a plaque taunted on an oil painting.


They commisioned a re-


fed member of the hospital ItiS. Mr Lambert Halstead, t! The Sands, Whalley, to dll them a picture of—


VEe fittingly—a bam owl. A plaue with the inscrip-


tc-a. “Presented by Calder- rones Nite-Owlers to com- iEorate the opening of the


71 club” on the 1st March, ‘iT’ was then affixed to the tinting, which will hang in foyer of the “ 72 club.”


ilore than 200 patients


ka ^representatives of the “ Pital watched the presen- Eon which was held dur- a night’s entertainment


PICTURED are from the


left. “ Nite-Owlers ” chair­ man, Mr G. Griffin, a mem­ ber of the committee and Coun. Holgate.


! the club. The gift wa;; handed over j


C-oun. Ernest Ilolgate. lay; member ; the " Nitc 1 ^brs’- committee.


’ ’■iiE chairman el the ho.s-1 manacenirn: commit- j


.‘J ’-er the presentation ■tire was a bullet supper ;,t dancing.


Made play costumes


A WEAVER in local mills for most of her life, Mrs Lucy Eccles, of Queen’s Close, Clitheroe, has died in Blackburn Royal Infirmary, aged 73.


Newton, moved first to Wuddington and then to Clithcroc. She had lived in Clitheroe for many years, previously in the Low Moor area.


Mrs E jclcs. who was born in


working life was spent at Westhead’s Mill in Sun Street, from which she retired 16 years ago.


The latter part of her


Sheep-chasing dog destroyed


A GOLDEN labrador owned by a Barrow man chased 40 lambing sheep across two fields, Clitheroe magistrates were told. The dog's owner, Peter


Dawson Graveson (35), of Coekerhill Terrace, was fined £10 for owning a dog which worried sheep on agricul­ tural land, and a further £5


for keeping a dog without a licence. A summons of failing to


keep a dangerous dog under control was withdrawn when Insp. T. J. Sumner told the court that the dog had since been destroyed.


Insp. Sumner said that a In her younger days, Mrs


and took part in many of their plays and concerts. An expert at sewing, she also made many of the costumes for the productions.


Eccles was a member of the SS Michael and John’s Church Women's Sodality


hand, Robert, two daugh­ ters, Mrs Margaret Calvert and Mrs Stella Nortfaover, six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.


Mrs Eccles leaves a hus-


' Requiem Mass at SS Michael and John's Church today will be followed by


interment at Clitheroe cemetery.


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^Ine b, 'lsin!? Hie .Simon ,'thout insurance.


. W r ? Backhouse ^ wax Bn JAvcnuc- Clith- % £1° at Clith-


■ l5r fa«ir,fi1ed a further f!'ts. piiJ1S 10 display L


^Summon'" 8 guilty' to •l i' 'a t e t t e r “? aCkhouse


Tv tt J tler- 1 niri very «lo» as a foolish thing


Car had no licence


A WHALLEY woman, Jean Beasley (22), of Kingsmill Avenue, was fined £10 by Clitheroe magistrates when she admitted using an un­ licensed car.


And the owner of the car, her husband, Lawrence


Beasley (23), was fined £3 for aiding an’d abetting the offence. In a letter, Mrs Beasley explained that the back duty owing had now been paid.


man at the farm had- seen the sheep being chased, and a young boy trying to catch the dog. He told the far­ mer, who Informed the police. Graveson, an antique dealer, admitted being the owner, but could not pro­ duce a dog licence. In court, the defendant said that the dog must have slipped its collar. “ I had taken every precaution that I could,” he added.


Crash driver misjudged speed


C r o s s i n g the Whalley-


Clitheroe by-pass af Pendle Road, Clitheroe, a Sabden


motorist collided with an­ other car travelling along the by-pass.


Wesley Street, was fined £20 by Olitheroe magistrates when he admitted driving without due care and atten­


Stuart Dyson (22), of


tion. In a letter, Dyson ex­


but thought he had time to get across. “ I misjudged the speed of the car,” he said.


plained that he had seen the other car approaching,


Youth ‘led into


trouble’ APPEARING before Clitheroe magistrates on a theft charge, 17-year-old Thomas K. Townsend, of Whipp Avenue, Clitheroe, was fined £15.


from a tent near Edisford Bridge. He was also ordered to pay an advocate’s fee of £8; £7 towards the cost of legal aid, and £1.88 towards witnesses’ expenses.


each remanded on bail of £10 to appear before a juvenile court. Mr R. S. Brunt, prosecuting, told the court that Townsend was camping at Edisford with friends. Because their tent collapsed they asked some youths, who were camping nearby, if they could sleep ip a tent they were using for their stores.


agreed, but next morning found that some of their belongings were missing.


The youths, from Nelson,


boots, three pairs of jeans, two jean jackets, a pair of gloves, two cigarette lighters, a T-shirt, a pair of braces, a screw driver, a feeler gauge, a sheath knife, a reel of thread, a corduroy jacket, two tins of soup and £2 cash—total value £26.98J.


These were: A pair of


Mr Basil Dearing, for Townsend, said that he personally had only appro­ priated one of the items, a cigarette lighter. “ He has been associating with people who have led him into trouble,” said Mr Dearing.


The other two youths were


year-old and a 16-year-old youth, admitted stealing property worth almost £27


Townsend, who was charged jointly with a 15-


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TORIES SWEEP DECK IN


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■ elections the Conserva­ tives captured 30 of the 38 seats with Indepen­ dents taking seven and Labour one. For the Liberals, who had moun­ ted their most embracing and vigorous campaign there was not even the consolation of one candi­ date being returned. In Clitheroe, victors and


voiced by the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Richard Turner, when, as the candi­ date topping the poll he gave the customary vote, of thanks to tlie Returning Officer, Mr John Cowdall, Town Clerk: his deputies (the clerks of the other councils compris­ ing District 3) and their election staffs. Mentioning how h a rd


everyone had worked, the Mayor acknowledged the efforts of the Advertiser and Times to stimulate public interest.


DELIGHTED


we r e naturally delighted with their great success:


Clitheroe Conservatives Clitheroc (10)


R. TURNER (Con) .. 2.139 J. BLACKBURN (Con) 1.956 T. ROBINSON (Con) 1.909


R. P. AINSWORTH (Ind) .. 1.840


C. CHATBURN (Con) 1.763 D. A. AKKER (Lab)-.. 1,759 T. P. RUSHTON (Con) 1,755 J . TODD (Con)


..............1.754


L. WELLS (Con) . ... 1.713 W. TAYLOR (Con) .. 1.617 G. Jackson (Lab) ___ 1.522 B. Jones (Lab) ......... 1,502 Mrs E. Foulkes (Lab) 1.499


S. J. Moore (Con) ___ 1,489 R. C. T. Steel (Con) .. 1,472 W. Sharpies (Lab) .. .. 1,401 Mrs E. Penny (Lab) .. 1.384 A. A. Cooper (Lib) ... . 1.363 R. Chadwick (Lab) .. 1,339 B. J. Johnson (Lab) .. 1,215


V. Eamshaw (Lab) .. 1.104 F. J. Spencer (Lab) .. 1.039 J. Goidin (Lib) ............ 944


Mrs B. Bradshaw' (Lib) 921


J. W. Aspden (Lib) .. 796 B. B. Crook (Lib) .... 673 R. A. Fulton (Lib) ... . 652 J. Kay (Lib) ................... 648 F. Mellor (Lib) ............ 636 J. Kane (Lib) ................ 603 M. C. McCrerie (Lib) .. 490


Billington, Dincklcy (3) W. FLEMING (Con) .. 729


T. R. YATES (Con) .... 603 W. E. Ball (Lab) ............250 A. G. Bassett (Lab) .... 247 P. J. Webster (Lab) .... 204 A. M. J. Perry (Lib) . .. . 199 Mrs E. Mason (Lib) .... 182


IN the rural districts, voters also went to the poll to choose their parish councils. But there were insufficient candidates to hold elections at Waddington, Grindleton and Bowland Forest Higher Division, w'here one more nomination is needed for each parish: and similarly at Ribchesler where three more nominations are re­ quired. Elections in these parishes will be held on a date to be announced.


Aighton, Bailey and Chaiglcy


—J. Kay.


liurst ward: Elected—Mrs M. J. M. Brown (278), V. J. Wilcock (208), W. Jacques (205), J. R. Lynch (195), B. Rawcliffe (174), R. Holden (159), D. B. Taylforth (159). Chaigley ward: Unopposed


Hurst Green and Stony- Balderstone


H. Boyes, J. Bradley, J. W. Clough, W. E. Gorse, J. M. Greenwood.


Barrow


Mrs A. J. Carter, G. L. Haworth, P. J. Mawson.


Unopposed—W. S. Brown. Billington


Miss J. Lofthouse (643), A. Haworth (641), N. Eddleston (590), Mrs J. Hopwood (576), J. Walmsley (524), J. C. Jungbluth (500), J. Cox (498), F. T. Newton (463).


Elected—J. Carr (670), Bolton-by-Bowland


thwaite (51), F. S. Dinsdale (47), Mrs J. Wilkinson (45), R. J. Howard (44), T. E. Robinson (42), Mrs I. Holmes (41), J. C. Singleton (41).


J. Hoyle (26). T. E. Smith (20). D. E. Rich (14), Leagram ward: Elected—E.


Hoyle (34), C. Weld-Blundel] (34), L. A. Harrison (30).


Elected—H. D. Corn- Unopposed—E. Bell, Mrs


MRS J. D. VICKERS (Con) .. 635


vanquished did, however, have one tiling in common. Intense disappointment over the apathy of the public to tlr most important local election for 90 years. Fewer than half of the electors bothered to turn out on a lovely day. the percentage poll being 47.24. This disappointment was


THE Ribble Valley Dis­ trict Council will go into action under a blue en­ sign. In the District 3


DISTRICT


even the most sanguine had never dared think that in a line-up 0 31 candidates they would run away with eight out o.’ ten scats.


j For the Labour and Lib- ral parties generally, Lhc


good showing in the recent County Council elections, the Liberals entered the figlu with confidence. But the re­ sounding success which the jarty had in other contests in East Lancashire did not sir'll ovc-r into the Ribble Valley.


.MINORITY


again, the absence of a ward­ ing system has resulted in the Conservatives gaining power on a minority of the total votes cast—that Lab­ our, although polling 13.674. won only one. seat. The Lab­ our vote plus the 7.726 for the Liberals and 1.840 for Coun. Robert Ainsworth. In­ dependent. gave a total figure of 23,330 to the Tories’ 17.567. One effect of the election


They point out that once


was to end the services as from April next of Aid. Sid­ ney Moore, a former Mayor


Longriclgc (a).


W. RIDING (Con) .. 1.379 F. SINGLETON (Con) 1,264


MISS M. A. MELLING (Ind) .. 1,192


I. H. TAYLOR (Ind) 1,066 R. THORNTON (Con) 985 W. J. Vnss (Lib) ......... 949 F. Priest (Con) ......... 897 J. L. B. Buxton (Lab) S. Thomason (Con) .. C. Gervard (Lab) ___


758


. 708 . 584


Raltlcrslone, Ulcllnr, Osbal- dcston, Ramsgreavc (3)


MRS M. L. D. MAYES (Con) .. 924


MRS H. BOYES (Con) 895 J. WHITTAKER (Con) 848 F. Sharratt (Ind) ............319 M. W. Bolton (Lab) .... 190


Ciavlon-Ie-Dalc, Salcsbury ( 1 )


G. AINSWORTH (Con) IVilpshire (2)


W. H. BOWKER (Con) 426


F. E. GREEN (Coni ____409 C. R. Fallows (Lab) .. .. 120


Waddington, Basliall Eaves, Mitton (1)


J. I. WALMSLEY (Coil) 439 J. Harrison (Ind) ............232


Bollon-by-Bowland, Sawlcy, and Tosside (1)


A. E. ASTLEY (Con)


Bowland Forest, Newton, Slaidburn, Easington (1)


E. NEWHOUSE (Con) .. 284 P. Hey (Ind Con) ... . 187


put up it-s strongest team for quite some time but was u n l u c k y in coming up against the " big guns ” of tht dominant parly on the Town Council at, one and the same time. Coun. Derek Akkcr. who has earned genu­ ine respect in Iris first term as a town councillor, scored their only success. Much encouraged by then-


result was a bitter pill. In Clitheroe. Labour had


and the present deputy. Ironically, lie will go just when the Ribble Valley Dis­ trict Council takes over the reins—the unification of tile valley as one authority being something in which he was a prime mover and to which lie gave a great, deal of time and effort.


was near tragedy that they should lose virtually tile whole of their team. In the past year the four-strong group had found a purpose and were beginning to pro­ vide the type of opposition which many people felt was much needed.


For the Labour Party it RURAL


results was the delcat of Coun. Thomas H. Ka.vley. ol Paytliornc, who only the


Surprise among Hie rural


that many of those who have been elected will now he serving on two councils until next April when the towm and rural councils will disappear. The new district council


other week was installed last chairman of Bowland Rural Council. He had been a councillor for 10 years. One thing to remember is


man? Tim could well be de­ cided tonight when the con­ trolling Conservative group holds a meeting. It; the results below, the


has been elected and takes over. Who will be ilie first chair­


10 a.m. in the Civic Hall. Cli.horoe. and the public are invited. Miss E. R. Garnett, a Freeman of Clitheroe. will preside until a chairman


figure m braekets indicates the number ot seats.


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will then take charge, and Clitheroe will have only a parish council, the 10 newly elected district councillors c omp r i s i n g the. parish council.


CIVIC HALL


Council meets for the first time on Tuesday. June 19th. The meeting will be held at


The Ribblc Valley District Paylhornc. Neivsholme,


Horton, Gisburn, Riniington, bliddop (1)


H. Kaylcy (Indt ............. 120 B. Bentley (Ind) ......... 72


H. T. WADDINGTON (Coil) .. 281


MRS S. J. DOW (Coil) Read (1)


Sabden (1)


MISS A. ALSTON (Con) 363 D. Warburton (Ind) ___ 197 J. R. McCrerie (Lib) .. 49


MRS MARY J. M. BROWN (Con) .. 358


.lig h ten , Bailey, Chaiglcy M)


Mrs P. Perry (Lib) ___ 60 Bowland and Leagram.


Chipping, Thornley-ivitb- IVbcatlc.v (1)


MRS I. E. BEE find) .. 393 W. Preston (Lab) ......... 110


Cliatburn, Downliani, Twiston (1)


1-1. E. BODEN (Ind)


Little Mitton, Mcarlcy, Pendleton, IViswcll Worston (1)


MRS M. CLEGG (Con) Whalley (2)


J. H. FELL (Ind) ....... 584 J. S. R. SHAW (Con) . 450 A. Westwell (Con) . .. 325 J. D. Slater (Lib) ....... 279 W. Kinder (Lib) ....... 211 Dutton, llothersall, Ribclicstcr (1)


F. TALBOT (Con) PARISH COUNCILS Chatburn


G. C. Freeman. T. Hudson. J. Shackleton. M. Strickland, H. Townson, J. Whittaker, G. P. Womerslcy.


Chipping


Mrs I. E. Bee (242), P. Stott (225), W. H. Hcane (212), M. E. Huddleston (212), T. Proctor (210).


Clayton-lc-Dale


worth, R. Hothersall, W. Ishcrwood, H. M. Kemp, F. S. Rogers.


Dutton


J. Coar, G. A. W. Gardner, S. A. Haworth, T. Whalley.


Gisburn


A. A. Walters (85), F. II. Wrathall (72), B. Bentley


Elected: W. S. Pate (92)


(68), A. J. Toy (63). Ilolhcrsall


R Dewhurst, L. Dobson, H. Kinder, W, W. M. Margeri- son, J. T. Stockdale, H. P. Walker.


Unopposed: H. Coulthurst, Mellor


J. Whittaker (443), J. Heyes (418), J. T. Caton (413), F Ashton (390), H. Shaw (383) J. Ibbotson (320), J. M. Tennant (315), W. C. Weatherburn (309), W. Bromley (302), W. Thomp­ son (271).


Elected: T. Loynds (450), Newton


G. J. Kay, J. Pindcr, E. T. Morgan, E. Newhouse.


Osbaldeston


hnrst, F. Crook, G. Hebble- thwaite, Mrs M. L. D. Mayes, J. Walmsley.


Bowland-with -Leagram Bowland ward: Elected—


Pendleton


thwaite (98), E. Holgate (85), T. Whitwell (71), R. Thistle- thwaite (68), W. Cowper- thwaite (61).


Elected: G. E. Cowper- Unopposed: L. Brockle- Unopposed: M. E. Baines, Unopposed: A. T. Dugdale, Unopposed: R. C. Ains­ Elected: J. Berry t273>, Unopposed: H. E. Bodcn. Ramsgrcave


worth, F. Ent.wistle, Sharratt.


Unopposed: R. Butter- Read


Holden, C. Law, J. Shaw, H. Speak, J. T. Whittaker, T. Wilkinson.


Rimington


(1301, I. B. Whittaker (126), A. Eccles (125), P. Brennan (114), B. Ashton (93).


Elected: Mrs M. Bairstow Sabden


A. Ainsworth 405, J. L. Clarkson 360. B. A. Parfitt 356, H. Britcliffe 329. H. Brogdcn 328, D. Warburton 322. Mariorie Walker 298, E. Wilson 260


Elected: Alice Alston 429, Salcshury


son, W. Edmondson, G. P. Edwards, C. H. Frankland, J. I. Hargreaves.


Slaidburn


Wilkinson, J. Leeming, F. Rickitt, M. M. Shaw, E. Slinger.


Thornley-with-


J. Moon, H. Procter, W. M. Pye, J. E. Wilkinson.


West Bradford


J. L. Birtle, J. D. Campbell, D. W. Hallsworth. W. Pen­ man.


Unopposed: Mrs E. Aspin, Wheatley


(695), B. Greenwood (6521, A. Westwell (607), Miss P. Wilkinson (597), W. Kinder (548), J. D. Slater (520), J. H. C. Rawson (451).


Elected: J. S. R. Shaw Wilpshirc


Blackman, A. Cunliffe, A. Dickinson, H. H. Kirkham, B. E. T., Rostron.


Wiswell


Miss E. M. Foster, C. Pierce, J. Thompson,


Unopposed: Mrs M. Clegg, Unopposed: W. G. F.


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