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MISSIONARY IN INDIA


THE experiences of a mis­ sionary m Southern India were described to Trinity Ladies’ Afternoon Fellow­


speaker, the Rev. G. W. S. K n ow le s , C l i th e ro e Methodist Circuit Superin­ tendent, was a missionary for_five years.


ship. Nearly 20 years ago, the


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attendance. A fter the meeting tea and biscuits were served.


T h e re was a good


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Speaker at the next


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of th e F r ie n d s of Clitheroe Hospital bid an emotional farewell to retiring Nursing Officer Mrs Alice Col- lingridge at a party at the Swan and Royal


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retirement marks a quar­ ter of a century in nursing — 22 years at Clitheroe. But she was not allowed


to leave empty-handed. After a humorous toast and speech by Dr W. D. Oliver, Mrs Collingridge received a nest of coffee tables, a bottle.of perfume ; and a framed farewell card, from Sister Sheila Mars-,,


den, on behalf of staff and everyone associated with the hospital. Mrs Collingridge has


accepted an invitation to join the Friends — an organisation which works


for the benefit and comfort of the hospital’s patients —- and chairman Mrs Alice Simpson presented her with a set of cutlery.' In addition, Mrs Colling­


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THERE were not many spare seats to be had at the later performances of T r in i ty M e th o d i s t C h u rch ’s pantomime, “Sleeping Beauty”. About 200 people packed


THE LIGHTING * SHOP *


into Trinity Schoolroom on Saturday evening for the final of eight perform­


ances. Assistant producer Mr


Roland Hailwood was full of praise for the backroom


staff who trained the chil­ dren and kitted them out


with costumes. ,“A show like this is all


about youngsters and those who took part had a great time,” he said. Mr Hailwood also felt


the cast had been fortu­ nate in “beating the bug’,’ only a couple of children missing snows through


illness. Money raised will go to .


church funds, with some being held over to help’ with future productions.


Not insured


FOR keeping an uninsured ear on the road, William Rothwell (32), of West Viewi Clitheroe, was fined


£10 at Clitheroe. For not having an excise


lieence. he, was- fined £5 and ordered to pay £29.16


back duty. ,


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' ' PAGE 19


COTTAM — WELCH


Denise Welch ^and;Mr Derek Cottam were mar­ ried at the town’s Register Office on Saturday.


Clitheroe couple Miss' The bridegroom, a goods


inwards clerk at Atkin­ son’s of Clitheroe, is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs W. C o t tam , of H a y h u r s t S t r e e t ,


* The bride, who works at Clitheroe. 1 ,


Trutex, Henthorn, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Batty, of Hodder Grove, .Clitheroe. She wore a grey


suit.


bridegroom’s mother, Mrs Gladys Cottam,: and brother Mr Frank Cottam. After a reception at the


Witnesses were the '


■ a honeymoon ’ in London/ .They a re to .live in H a y h u r s t S t r e e t ,


, Georgian Window, Wad - dington, the couple left for.


■ Clitneroe. Photograph: Mr R. v Greenwood, Clitheroe.}


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40 years at mill


A LIFELONG resident of Clitheroe,! Mr A lb e r t Swales,: has died at his home at the age of 82. Mr Swales,' of De Lacy.


Street, was a former pupil of St. James’s School. He worked in the prepa­


ration department at Prim­ rose Mill, later moving to Shawbridge Mill, where he worked for more than 40 years.


war Mr Swales served as a private in the East Lanca: shire Regiment and was stationed in India. In his younger days he


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tomorrow: at St James’s Church,; Clitheroe, ’ fol­ lowed by: cremation at Accrington. Mr Swales leaves a wife,’ Ada, and a daughter, Mrs Noreen' Knowles,5 ofrWest Bradford.


was a, keen footballer for the Congregational Church team. The funeral is to be held


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Wooff presented Mrs Col­ lingridge with a bouquet and her husband John with a book token. Also joining in th


farewell party were Mr Lionel Bamford, district administrator, and Miss M. Simmons, acting divisional nursing officer. MC was Mr James


Rennie, a charge nurse at Clitheroe. The evening ended on a memorable musical note with a sing­ song, led by pianist Mi Eric Ainsworth. This included solos by


/everyone joined in “Auld Lang Syne".


The ‘hotel management, j


provided another reminder of the grand farewell when they handed over a bottle of champagne to Mrs Col­ lingridge. Afterwards, Mrs Helen


Monk, assistant sector administrator, paid tribute to a well-lovea friend and colleague when she said: “Mrs Collingridge will be greatly missed. It’s a sad loss for Clitheroe Hos­ pital.” Mrs Collingridge (third


Mrs S y lv ia Ja ck so n (“Jerusalem"), and a duet by Mrs Collingridge and Mrs Kathleen King (“Alice b lu e g ow n ” ) B e fo re


HOSPITAL'S TRIBUTE TO ALICE


Celebratel grant of


Tablers’ charter


• guests celebrated the 22nd birthday of Clitheroe Round Table at a charter dinner at the Starkie Arms | Hotel ’on Friday.


■ ABOUT 100 members and |


Mr Bill Heanan, past member of C l i th e ro e Round Table, and present


Toasts were proposed by


i chairman Mr David Hep- | worth.


area chairman Mr David Wilson, of Lytham, and Mr Bob Smith, national coun­


Responses came from


cillor, area 35. . The roll call was read by


Mr Mike W a tk in s , Clitheroe vice-chairman. Secretary Mr Tony Smith was the toastmaster.


were Mr Eric Haigh and Mr Barry Dearing, respec­ tive presidents of the Rot­ ary Clubs of Clitheroe and Ribblesdale, and Mr David Bristol, president of the newly-formed Rotaract Club of the Ribble Valley. Also there were Ribble


Among those present worth.


members and guests, are (from the left): Coun. Fell, Mr Watkins, Mr Hep- worth, ‘Mr Wilson and


Pictured, seated, with ' Coun. Ainsworth.


Permission sought for Golf Club bungalow


AN application to build detached bungalow for the steumrd of Clitheroe Golf Club, Pendleton (number 0075) has been received by the Ribble Valley Council’- Planning Department. In Wnalley, permission


been received from the owners of 8 Fairfield Close for a dining room exten­


is being sought for tipping on two separate areas m St John’s Wood, the planting of trees on the site nearest to the village and the for­ mation of a forest track for access to the A67. (0081). In Clitheroe, plans have


sion and porch (0087), and from 3 Radeclyffe Street for a private garage and utility room (0093). An application has also


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