newspaper_echo 2 jan 1958.pdf - St. John the Baptist Parish Church ...

the nose of the articulated
hairy swung out and struck
the side of the car. "I was
surnrised at this," he said,
adding that no signal had
been elven
c. D Ilreasley said that
fIrrritnall refused to make a
s or! stat ement, httt told
him: "1 looked in my mirror
to the rear to see if all was
clear. I saw no elO•les
coming behind so I t rebiericed
to (RAW out from the
line of vehicles where I was
parked
"Road Was Clear"
"'I lie next thing 1 saw ova ,
that a car had hit the off side
of my lorry. I did not see
this car at all before. The
road was clear when I looked
Into my mirror. I don't know
where he came from. 1 didn't
give a signal as the road was
clear behind."
On °nth, Brentnall said he
considered the other driver
x‘ as to blame for the accident.
"I don't think lie should
have been driving quite so
close to me at the time." he
said.
MARKETS
MARKET RASES CATTLE.—Fat-
Steck: Cattle. first quality 144/- to
181/, others. light 133/- to 153 ,-.
heavy 133/- to 157/, fat rows 95'- to
104 ,-. Sheep: Hoggets, light 2/101 to
2 111. berry 2/31 to 2/8. fat ewes
46/7/0. cutter Ptes: Porkers 26/- to 29 ,-.
, 22 ,- to 28/6. bacone-s 26/- to
95/6. overweights 27 ,6 to 28'-.
OUR JANUARY
SALE
HOUSEHOLD LINEN BARGAINS
BLANKETS
Merino Wool, bound ends,
corded ribbon, all colours
Usually Sale Price
70 I 90 89'- each 71/6
90 z 100 £6.5.0 each 45.5.0
Witney Union, Whipped ends,
all colours
Usually Sale Price
60 I 80 41'- each 33'-
70 x 90 55'• each 45'-
80 I 96 67'- each 55'-
90 x 100 81'- each 66 -
"HORROCKSES" SHEETS
2 cord.
'Usually Sale Price
90 I 108 85.11 pair 79/11
70 x 108 58,11 pair 52/6
Plain Hem
90 x 104 84/- pair 74/11
90 I 100 56/11 pair 624
70 X 100 44/11 pair 39/11
PILLOW CASES
2 Cord
Usually Sale Price
20 I 30 9/6 each 7:6
20 x 30 6,'11 each 5,'3
Special Offer
PURE IRISH LINEN CLASS
& KITCHEN CLOTHS
Usually Sale Price
22 x 31 3'11 2 11
BARGAINS FROM THE
FASHION FLOOR
COATS
MILLINERY from 5/-
SHOES from 40/-
JUMPERS from 20/.
BLOUSES from 20/.
VESTS, all wool 10/6
doing their bedroom.
"I was tr. need of clothes and
the temptation Was too great,
so I took J:5 Nobody mentioned
that money had gone, so
f took some more." the statement
said.
Kept On
The sf:II,1.411 ,vent 01):
"They still didn't say anything
so I kept cu taking it. I don't
know how ninny times I took
money.
1 usually look two r.r thr•,e
pounds at a time; IL was the
highest 1 et er took.
"I am very sorry for what
I have done and I wish I had
had the courage to tell Mr.
Sluiter when he asked me."
In court, Mason said there
was nothing more she could
say.
bier father told the court that
site had managed the haus(
and family very well since she
lost her mother.
DIED ON DAY HE
WAS MADE A C.M.G.
The death was announced today
of Mr. Matthew Kirkham
Needham Collens. Commissioner
of Police in Ghana, who
was made a C.M.G. in the New
Year's Honours List.
Mr. Collens. who was 52, was
taken ill while spending Christmas
leave at Catterick Camp
(Yorks.) with his SOIL and died
in Catteriek Military Hospital
on New Year's Eve.
TOWELS
"Osman'
tonally Sale Price
30 x 60 16/11 each 13/6
27 x 54 14/6 each 1019
30 x 50 9/6 each 7/6
22 x 44 7/11 each 5/11
"Christy" — colours
36 x 60 18/6 each 14;6
27 I 54 12'6 each 9/11
22 x 41 10'6 each 7'8
20 a 40 7/11 each 5/11
.
FLANNELETTE SHEETS
White and colours
Usually Sale Price
70 x 108 60/- pair 49/6
80 I 104 75/- pair 53 6
90 a 104 82/- pair 59 6
TODAY
CARPET BARGAINS
WILTON £ AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES
Figured and Plain
35 I 21 Usual Price £20.18.6 Sale Price £13.13.0
3 13 Usual Price £30.12.6 Sale Price 518.18.0
35 a 3 Usual Price £34. 2.6 Sale Price *27.10.0
4 x 3 Usual Price £32, 2.6 Sale Price £26.19.6
Many other sires also at reduced prices,
Church, Ermine Estate, Lincoln, was serarated
from the parish of St. Nicholas and made a conventional
district church it an impressive s,_:vice
held in the church.
This has the effect of giving
the church autonomous status.
The Bishop of Lincoln (the
Rt. Rev. Kenneth niches) per-
formed
night.
the ceremony last
The priest-in-charge of St.
John's, the Rev. J. Hodgkinson,
was also inducted as
minister of the new church.
Addressing the congregathen,
the Bishop said that
people tended to be loyal
to the church they had left,
when they entered a new
community. They should
transfer their loyalty to
their new church, he told
them
Its stressed the Importance
of regular church attendance..
for that is where we really
discover 'ourselves. he said.
Depressed
People were apt to get
depressed, downhearted and
frightened when things went
wrong, simply because they
were on their own.
If people would only go to
church and meet God, they
would have that comforting
guidance that would help them
be strong and happy, whatever
might fall in their path.
ALL ODDMENTS AND BROKEN
RANGES MUST BE CLEARED
BARGAINS
Two-Piece Sports Suits, size
44 chest. 2 only. Usual
price 1211.19.6 56.0.0
Two-Piece Sports Suits, sizes
40 long. 38 extra long, 3
only. Usnal price 16 gns.
and E14.19.6 *10.0.0
Winter Overcoats. sizes 38,
42, 44. 3 only. Usual
price 15 ans. *10.0.0
Worsted Flannel Slacks.
Usual price £4.19.6 and
E4.15.0
T5/-
Caps, Usual prices 15'6,
26/6, 30,'- 10/-
Slipovers. tonal price 42'-,
3616 30/-
Pullovers. Usual prices 55/,
59/6 40/-
Telephone 1900
WILLS OF
LINCS.
PEOPLE
IRS. Marian Sophia Riggall,
The Rambles. Suttonroad,
Trusthorpe, near Mabletho•pe,
who died 011 October 18
last, left I:25,445 (E,25.387 net).
Duty paid was L'4,119.
Mr. Frank \\'ildbore, Hoylake-drive,
Skegliess, who died
on October 21 last, left £1,736
(IAA:hi net
A scrap dealer, Mr. George
White, South Witinun, Lincs,
who was killed when his motor
car was involved in an accident
on June 18 last, left iti,:tit•
(£5,828 net). Duty paid was
£101.
Formerly of Park-road.
Mexborough, Yorks . ,
Harold Parkin, SilVadale,
South Elking,ton, Louth, who
died on June 23 last, left
£12,907 (C12,751net). Duty paid
was £1,h61.
Mr. Herbert Watson, of
Hu i6 Bridge, Lincs., who
died intestate on September 12
last, left IIKA rt.s17 net).
FOR MEN
Pullovers, heavy knit, Usual
price 79/6, 89,'6 60/-
String Back Driving Gloves.
Usually 14 6 10?-
Cape Gloves, warm lined.
Usual price 20 -, 23 , 9 15/-
Poplin Pyjamas Usual price
59,6, 49' 6 40/-
Collar Attached Shirts. Plain
colours. Usually 42/6, 40 1,
37/6 30/-
Collar Attached Shirt Oddments
in Flannel, Oxford.
Poplin. Usually 49/6, 35'-
22;6
"Glydella" Sports Shirt.
Collar attached. Seconds. 30/-
"Van Heusen" Collars, White
and colours. Seconds 2/3
All our normal facilities
for extended payment are
available for sale purcha6es.
Enquiries for budget
accounts should be made
in the accounts office.
Even so. foreign newspapers
have even stated. the
thrust Of the planned British
missile. For security reasons
Th ey cannot be revealed
in this country.
\Vhat has "Jane's" to say
about the missile?
Very little: It Is—no-named
and is fd eseid bed as being "an
intermediate reign -ballistic
missile. First referred to in
the antmon 1947 under
development."
Tomorrow's Selections
COURSE CORRESPONDENT
WINDSOR, -- 1.0: Jacobins.
1.39: Punlah. 1.0: Wild West.
2.39: Inspiration. 3.0: Flastl:
away. 3.30: Chief Bat ker.
Nap: PunIalt.
WINDSOR RACE CARD
FOR FRIDAY
'Le—RUSSELL SELLING HURDLE
of 200 50/3. Two miles and about 120
yards.
Persian Fox Feakes a 12 0
Lynnmoor . .W Stephenson 7 12 0
Hallcroft V Brunt 9 12 0
Galen E Goddard 9 12 0
Hartwell Prince Hollinshead 8 12 0
Spencer's Wood Pullen a 12 0
onaster. II ....Dennistoun7 12 0
Oldbury Market Ferrte 8 13 0
Monrose T Finch a 12 0
Vain Help W Hawke a 12 0
arosoev Hannon 6 12 0
The Deacon ....Withycombe a 12 0
Cri/erion it Horton a 11 it
JacObina S Warren '1 12 0
Fair Son
B Foster 6 12 It
Sneaker
Reardem II 12 c
Whitehall Bloom ....L Dale 6 12 0
Rockspring .. .... . . E Long a 13 It
Faygela Ashworth 6 12 0
Mull Sack .,..W Stephenson 9 12 0
Altivo Emery '1 12 0
Haney Simone Davison 6 11 In
Good Sting Butchers 9 11 10
Miss Popsi.Wopst V Lawson 6 11 10
Solidus
D Dick 6 11 lit
Monopoly . .. .....D Marks 5 11 10
Parsons Link ..... . . Killick 8 11 10
Dainty Dish Trevisick 6 11 10
Gun Artist -- 8 11 10
Aryaman.. . .. .F Citadel] 5 11 6
Phoenix Park. ..W Wightman 5 11 IS
Lancastrian Killick 5 11 I.
Shaken Pink
5 11 C
Vol de Nuit A Marshall 5 11 ri
slam's Walk Wallington 5 11 e
In Town Tonight Todd 5 11 0
Cu'rea R Ward 5 11 6
Golden Valley ...,•F Cundell 4 11 0
Shabash
T Griffiths 4 10 io
Cherry Lassie it Jarvis 4 10 10
1.38. — WRAYSBURY HANDICAP
STEEPLECHASE of 350 sovs. 'Iwo
miles.
Pelopidas H Nicholson 8 12 7
Brian Oge . ........Butchers 7 11 9
Punjab ■ 121bx) —.It Emery 7 11 1
Rif II
' Cazalst 9 10 13
Seringanatam ....R 'rumen 6 10 la
The Debater .1 lasary 9 ID 10
Spats .... .......P Walwyn 7 10 7
Hop Leys
R Ward 9 10 4
Crown and Ancho -
H Nicholson 7 19 o
Lovely Marie ....G Balding '7 10 0
Delmacai a NesSeld 6 10 0
2.0.—ROYAL BOROUGH HANDI-
CAP HURDLE of 390 sovs. Two miles
and about 110 yards
Famous Knight 17Ibx1
J Roberts 7 12 in
Pronto M Poae '7 12 2
Prucent Storm Valiance 8 11 13
Pamela Jane ..... 8 Warren 6 11 13
Charles Brandon 112thxt
R Jaryls 5 11 I"
i T F Rimell S 11 10
TrimblestOn Piggott 6 11 9
Mctretons
Kerr 5 11 8
St Stanhen 11 Price 5 11 ft
Rectitude Hackling 5 11
Ballycamas . R Emery '1 11 6
Cazalet '7 11 5
W elircomWr:nTt idings ....Godden 13 11 5
Wild Fiscal Magic Year 7 Jarvis 5 It 5
wigGhot smdrn 67
Vic San
W
PI 45
Rumple
Tharlyr niv:ini 5 11 1 23
Pin Fea er ...-••FR W
th
Chez Peter M Pope 4 II 2
Cape Herion D Marks 8 51 1
Coomher .... .. • Butchers 8 11 1
Prince Damask ..H Nicholson 6 11 0
Fair Legend Gifford 9 11 0
King's Love ...... F Cundell 8 10 13
Bill Brewer ....F Armstrong 8 10 1?
MF.., I i0a:msAei eruLerfas.SE.
.............. 867 Le r. 8, ;
Victor VI .,..f, Welwyn 8 11 1^
Trimpen ....... R Ward '7 II 12
Atomic ...B Foster 7 11 12
Bettertott . . ...F Welwyn 7 11 12
Friendly Gift Ft Turnell 9 11 1?
King Henry's Rood _3 Ford a 11 12
Calder Hall ...t1 Nicholson 6 11 12
Desert Fort N'eholson 6 11 12
Huntley H Nicholson 7 11 I?
Holm! Prince Lomas 7 11 12
Yes Sir II Horton A 11 12
Letcombe Masts ....T .1 irvis '7 11 12
Battle Code '1' H Yates '7 11 12
Egbert
A E Smith 9 11 1O
Happy Indian Dohrrtv 6 11 12
Trampala canton 7 11 1?
Muston Come Neafteld 6 It 12
Stanton Myth Thomson Jones 7 11 1?
Inspiration .. ...Underwood 9 11 12
Fun W Payne 5 11 3
3.0. — LYsINE ROSE HANDICAP
STEEPLECHASE of 300 sovs. Two
miles.
Gruline 110Ibx) R Horton S 12 4
Bundu F Welwyn 7 12 1
Highcrest tIOlbxt NI L Marsh a 11 1:'
Taller III S H111 a 11 11
Cintra W Kelly a 11 7
Fairy Drum C Mitchell 811 6
Magnus II .. „L. Kennedy a 11 5
Farasi II W Marshall a 11 5
Big Bill P-Gallwey a 11 4
Amber Wave ....Champneys a 11 4
New Vale Hollinshead 8 II •
Freevale (7Ibx) ....W Heath a 11 4
Hickory R Ward 8 11 3
Pronto
b0 Pope 7 11 I
Crown and Ansl- er
H Nicholson '7 11 1
3 Roberts 8 11 0
D Marks a 11 It
T P Rimell 6 10 12
C Mallon 9 10 8
Conner Palm
Kellsboro' Lad
Devon Customer
Flashaway
Red Trump
T H Yates a 10
Mcnaleen . ....H T Smith a 10
Pipe Band T Griffiths 9 10
Rock Hyacinth Feakes '7 10
MOonveron ....G Balding 9 10
Price Review 7 19
Hot Duchess . ....T F Rimell '7 10
Ambassador's Lapse T Finch 0 10
Ocean Royal Godden 7 10
Conker II C Mallon a 10
Festival Ill ..... Pulhm 9 10
3.30. — KEATS LANE NOVICES'
HURDLE (Div. 1) of 300 sovs. Two
miles and about 129 yards.
Hisworth . ...Allineham 8 11 11
Strange Conflict .... Beery 9 11 11
Lowland Scot . .J Roberts 6 11 11
Mustang Flame ..,.0 Mallon 6 11 11
Pearl Island ....W Marshall 6 11 1 1
Second To None Withycombe 6 11 11
Noble Charger ..Hollinshead 7 11 It
Boissette T F Rimell 6 11 11
Artramend Rogue Dennistoun 6 11 11
Halinora B Marshall 6 11 11
Torsion 8 Warren 6 11 11
Wiamore ft Mint 6 11 11
Orange County ..,.K Bailey 7 it It
Ton View . C Mallon 6 11
Arehavon B Marshall '7 11
Experience II W Nightingall 8 II
Galant Hornme ....P Welwyn 6 11
Oueen's Hall H Nicholson is 11
Friendly Boy II Pullen a 11
11
Abicair M Thorne 7 11 11
Water Foam • ft Horton 7 11 11
Who Sex Kilpatrick 6 11 11
Two Yee. 0 Williams 8 11
Opalescent Cazalet 5 11
Golden Vale
Winter 5 11 I
Top Straight ,.....P Thrale S 11 'i
Royal Preserve ....O'Gorman 5 11 I
Pay Day . J Perry 5 11 7
Claymore H Nicholson S 11 1
Artaban ..... ....R Turnell 5 11 I
Houton ..... ....Perryman 5 11 7
Chief Barker H Price S 11 I
Moinesu.......ft M Smith S 11 '7
g:b. .. ... ..... ........ ......
....
Lucky Punter M pope 5 10 4 Kumasi King •••.013onoghue 5 11
Duck hawk ........ PDTa hvirs:011,e: 6 1054
N ed n
Maxwell 5 11 7
Windy Hall 10 y
Flaming Star Cazalet 5 11 7
Pollution.......... K Bailey 6 10 1
Jamolee 5n .
Half A Bob . ...•T Phillips 8 10 0
Yawl
13 Marks 4 10 1 1
Kerry Lad
Whelan 4 In 11
2.3.8•—SALT HILL STEEPLECHASE
of 20 sots. Three miles.
Win
B P B oes et be7r 7 Il I 1 :1 7
Dens f dy U
: 1 11:
Brays Alfas
E.S.M,
Rimell 9 1 1 12
KEenntleitid; 8
Self Defence
Devils Luck .
PRaody laolcuTournarnewnt
Wightman A It 1?
... ChRan:teoYn3 8 1 1 1 2
Mariner's LASeker . a 11 12
by turn, RIP receipt signea In
his name, and that hi s son
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the transaction
Saved £40
Kinsley also admitted that
since the last hearing. he had
saved approximately £41) not
otitis wages, hot vtert - rint mention
it in the statement of
affairs.
Asked by the Registrar why
he had failed to mention it in
the statement. Kinsley replied
that he thought that as it was
from his wages. attrl not as a
result of his business. he was
not required to mention it.
Adjourning the rase until a
date to he fixed. Mr. Tayler
said that he was not at all
satisfied with the was Kinsicy
had answered the questions
Carolus Rex . tE Thrills 4 10 11
Queens Orb Griffiths 4 10 11
Silver Sovereign Lomax 4 10 11
Card Lover T F RImell 4 10 1 1
Word of Honour .lineklev 4 10 11
Duet Leader D Marks 4 10 11
Go Quickly F Welwyn 4 10 11
Aeneas
Ingham 4 10 11
Ileauhritlee Wallington 4 10 II
Easter Boy Goldsmith 4 10 II
On APPro F Cundell 4 10 11
Primes!, Glove F;Walwytt 4 10 11
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305'6 High St.
LINCOLN
cAvers,
High Grade
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now each
DINING SUITE
Now available at only 34 gns. _
DINING CHAIRS — 3 for 75/-
T.V. CHAIRS 4 gns. POUFFEES 15/-
FLOCK PILLOWS only 5/6
andijIZOIrnenssITYtioh: re27fol(r";ou 3 x 37e—vi°NnlOIFW CE' 2i•I54.10.0
to View.
previously L31.193.,
ALL SALE CAR- 111
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our "Couldn't be
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,a.rer" terms of 9
months interest
CARPETS
free, I.e., Carpet
£27 = 9 monthly
18in. Wilton Stair Carpet
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payments of £3.
(previously
iin. Wilton
yd. 14/11
19 , 111
S fair Carpet
Yd. 17/11
irrr.vionsiy
yard 24in. Wilton Stair Carpet
Yd. 21/11
1nrevio-sly
27in, Red Wilton Body
Carpeting, yd. 22/11
AND FITTING FREE
offered on our 9 months
Cash Account. I pre, ionsly 31;11)
aroains in
3 x 2 Axminster £12.19.61 Al QUALITY
everio.,,i, Et
Axminster £19.19.6 in
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previously k.!:.! ltho
prel !oasis , L'l i 1 9
3 x 3 — NOW £17.19.6 . x 21 — NOW £23.19.6 it
x 3o3re_vioNwbox-vni132110.10.0
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ON 01 - 11 "CO U LDN'T RR
VSIRER - TERMS OF 9
MONTHS INTEUEST FRE'
I.E., GOODS £27 •-• 9
MONTHLY P YMENTS OF
£3.
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ly a:L.472.130.10.o
3 x 3 — NV
#40. 141W
See the FIRESIDE SUITE
offered now, at only
3-piece Suits
ill VYNIIIDE
8 gns., 12 gns.
£16/10/0
BEDROOM SUITE, ', PI
full .917e
3ft. BEDROOM
SUITE 27gns
CHESTS OF
DRAWERS at
4 gns.
£4.19.6, 9 gns & £11.0.0
411. 6en. SPRING INTERIOR
MATTRESSES
Damaged £4.10.0
and £5.10.0
Single size DIVAN complete
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47 gns.
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