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“PUT your feet up, Dr Brow n !” T h a t ’s the advice popular Whalley practitioner Dr Charles Brown is taking in 1976. F o r S c o t s- b o r n .Dr Brown, who has been in the village for 30 years, is taking down .his plate, due to ill health.


. In practice on his own, Dr


Brown covered a scattered 10- \ mile; area from Chatburn'- to Mellor, and from Sabden to Dutton. Now his patients must, choose another doctor near to them. When Dr Brown moved to


Whalley, the population was only about 2;000 — half of’


■what it is now — and more 1 like one big family. ' .■ He remembers the great


fun they all had at the tennis : parties at the club in Mitton Road. Apart from playing ten-


•.nis, Dr Brown enjoyed fish- ing, one hobby he could well take up again. •


‘ 4 Whalley has chano-pd con­ DR. BROWN relaxes by the fountain, in his pleasant garden £ takes advice and retires!


siderably: during his years there, but-the'changes in the medical profession have been even greater. ; Although everything now is ,


geared towards efficiency', Di- Brown thinks that many patients are inclined to malinger more and not pull their weight.


• The Croft, Dr Brown’s


home in Whailey,'. has been the. traditional doctor’s house since 1883,' and he intends to go on living there. ■ Since he came to the village, he has been Treasury Medical Officer to employees of the Post Office in Whalley, and was police: surgeon, for Clitheroe and Whalley in the fifties and sixties.


1 Dr. Brown has had an inter-


esting life as a physician and surgeon, particularly during- the war years, when he was in - the thick of things.


Born in Greenock, Dr


Brown graduated from Glas­ gow University in 1939. Shortly after war broke out he joined the rR A MG, going to -


France- with the 1st Infantry Division.' - After being evacuated from Dunkirk, he was appointed senior medical officer for North Lincolnshire, still attached to the Army.


In 1942 he went to North


Africa' with the 1st Armoured Division, seeing service from Alamein to Tunis.


In 1945 he was in Italy,


commanding the 55th Field Dressing Station, and towards the end of the war, became Deputy Assistant Director of Medical Services, covering an area,from Trieste to. near Venice. Dr Brown and his Scottish-


born wife Catriona, have four daughters, Fiona, Charlotte and Catriona (Katy); all mar­ ried,. and a sot; Charles Fer­ guson. ■ ■ There are six young grand­


sons to keep -Dr and .-Mrs Brown fully occupied .v . and' they still hope they might be b le s s e d with a grand­ daughter.


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Welcome back to singers


AT ITS third concert of the sea son on Wednesday, Clitheroe Concerts Society will welcome baek'the Baccho- lian Singers, re-engaged after their highly successful recital last season.


Since their previous visit,


I they have been on a 10-week tour of New Zealand and Australia; next season they are off to Germany and, in the following autumn, to Canada and the USA.-


Once again they will per­


form a programme of music for male voice consort in a wide variety of styles, includ­ ing motets, English madri­ gals, part-songs by Schubert, Holst and Elgar, folk songs


| and negro spirituals. They have perfected the art


of presenting all their music, both serious and gay, with a


.delightful informality that endears them to their audi­ ences and this recital is sure to be' a most rewarding, experi­ ence.


Housewife is cleared of shoplifting


4 ^ ‘YEAR-OLD Clitheroe housewife accused of


shoplifting was found not guilty at Preston Crown Court. TOO FAST


Mrs Anne Margaret Has-


FOR exceeding the speed limit on Edisford Road in a car, Martin David Emmott, of Ennerdale Road, Clitheroe, was fined £20 at Clitheroe. Emmott,. who was stated to 'have driven at 41 mph on the 30 mph zone, said in a letter to the court that his wife had been ill at the time, and he was not thinking clearly.


New


minister THE Rev. John Salsbury, new minister at Clitheroe United Reformed Church, will take up residence in the town today and conduct his first service at the church on Sunday. His induction will take place on Tuesday, January 20th, at 7 p.m.


lam, of Kemple View, denied stealing four pot mugs worth 90p from the Spar Supermar­ ket, Garnett Road, Clitheroe. It was alleged that she had


court she had been shopping with her aunt and two-year- old daughter. She had put the mugs in her own bag as she did not want them to be chip­ ped by tinned food being put on , top of them.


“I was in a great hurry to


get back to work and forgot all about the cups. I certainly did not intend to steal them,” she told the court. Mr David Sumner, defend­


ing, said that his client had been a regular shopper at the store and she and her aunt had' spent more than £10 between them that day.


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been seen by a store detective transferring the mugs into her' own private shopping bag and had left paying only for items in a wire trolley provided by the supermarket. The defendant told the


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MORE than 130 local pensioners were treated': to a turkey , tea by members of the Ladies’ Guild .of SS Michael and John’s Church, Clitheroe.


Parishioners in convoy provided transport for the


pensioners arid delivered Christmas meals to about a dozen elderly people unable, to attend. . ■


In charge of the cateririg was a small committee


headed by Mrs Bernardine Holmes, and seasonal decorations and lighting were in the hands of Mr John McBride and Mr Frank Worden.


A party from Great Harwood entertained the guests


with songs, recitations and jokes. After a short service, conducted by parish priest Fr E..X. Willoughby, the party closed with caro!s,and cakes, mince pics and tea


— the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Leo Wells-' Uur picture above shows the pensioners enjoying the entertainment provided for them during the party and,


be ow, members of the guild committee and their helpers taking a breather.


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A vote of thanks was proposed by the guest of honour l


N hat always bean our policy to hold • genuine tal 'e. Wa


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