I Ff)XIR ■' ■ tj' BABEOW, Near V lULLET. I


J o llie M em o r ia l V


, ■ ■ , , i larvest S e rv ic e s


SUNDAY NEXT, I OC;r Preacherl at ^15 aga


fl


Soloist: IVIES. BL |of Belthom.


Ianthems by i theI; u irlDEPENDE Harvest


EEV. DONALD, J. CAI I of; Fofmby.


sgivnig )BE1^ 21st


l


6-0 p.m.: ENS, B.A.,


l


CKBUEN, CHOIR.


CHAPEL


siInday 'next f


Serwce? ' Preacher^


All Classes of Woih Undertaken. ' . : ; , '


f R e v . T . C om thw a it e !


of Ribohesfcbr


N e ls o n S t. M e th o^ 1 LOW iviooR, CLFr]


sundat: Next|


S ■ ■ 11 Preaclilar: ; MR. LLOYD, of


; I


Services: j Afternooi i Eveiilngj


Mrs. E. BARTLE M.S.F. , ■ i, : ^


SSERVIOES^: 1-30 ia|nd fCollection for Chajel Funds.


7 p.m.


i s tC h u r c h HEROE


Chapef Anniv . •= wUl belield


ersary


on ^ O C T . 21st


Wilpshire 2-15 p.m.: 6-0 p.m.


Collections ; at both| L , i Church Funt


-


services ifor ■s. ^ : :


' c t O T E W CHijRCH


S ^ d a y jNext^ Oct. ? k t on;


! fi 11 i r i


. lojso: FAMiJy SERYICE; '^ 3 0 : ' lYlvensong


M O N D A V , O C T O B E R 22n d R! ,TI >


SERVICE REV.


e-30 p.m. OF installation


' of the H. A. jULAND


1 IN ST. MARY’S CHURCH E


as Rural Dean pf ^halley. |7-0p.m.:


“ 'ioWARBS ! TP® |CONVERSION > f . OF|'ENGLAND."


^ |


Presentation! of th^ Evangelistic Report to trie Laity the Deanery 1


l iby the , , , ,


LORD bishop lOF PBLAGKBURN llfsT.'MARK’S SUNIDAY SCHOOL


I MOpR' li^NE, METHODIST jclHURCH


Smday Next, '3ct. 21st


ll|EV.J.SJ YEARS LEY, M,A. 6 p.m.:


Im e t h o d i s t i


1 C H U R C H


W E S L lY CLITHERpE


Next, j.:


YOUNG iPEOPlffS DAY 10-30 ri.m.i and


CERTIFIED, MASSEUSE


PATIENTS VISITED by appointment


A p p le T r e e |Co,tt|age G isb u rn , rir. CHtHflroe


L IV E R T R O U B L E S


Sluggish Liver, Constipation, Platu- leuM, Sick Headache, I Coated. Ton^e and Uad Breath quickly and! promptly


Thp Llv®r piil VdU Need. E n t i r e l y ;V e g e i/a b ie .i


|


small in size.' Effective In action Of all ch^lsts Is. :5d. Inc. tax.


SiO Holy Conunuh: I 9|15: Holyi Conunuhi )n (Hymns);


Sports Jottipgs . WHALLEY SIGN i


CRICKET professional J. H. Chahwlck, the popular .East


Club on Tuesday night. A slow to medium left-arm spin-bowler and a more than useful bateman, he has been one of the most success­ ful amateurs in the Lancashire League for miany' seasons.; He is no stranger, to the Whalley ground, for during the -past sbason -he- ,appeared there in charity matches. It is a ground' iresponslve to the arts of the left-arm slow bowler,! and h e ; should i have many j pro-1 Stable as well as, enloyable games.


Lancashire ^11-rounder, v(as signed as professional by Whalley (Irlcket


V NEW FOOTBALL CLUB To-morrow will - jsee >,the''h?5t!


appearance of th® team! of a- new football club formed’ .by the . old boys of the Edbblesdale School. They have entered the Accrington L ^ u e , and play Moorend Youth Club on the Castle field. Team; Riley; Thompson, Yates; Swales, Cowperthwalte,' Wilding; Snape, Wilkinson, Scott, Moss, Hammond. Theiyoung people associated with this effort hope thAt the organisa­ tion will develop Ifito a Youth Club for aitheroe, Irrespective of any denominational'quahflcatlons. Any­


one between the ages ot 14 and 21 will be welcomed, and jthe object is one well worthy of full support.


MISS PRIM.”


i Oct. 2 s t L Th— hbf q }l0-3jo ajm


4 eV. Wi ALLAN I


. I 6-(l| p.lfl.


gEV.W.HARTL Y T O T T Y at Evening i&irvice. S i


Sacrament [of thei lord’s Supper I


:I!M C h u r ^ CLitHEliOE I •^UNDAYi NEXr, OCT. 2Ist iry i i*f'U


AnniveifsaW Services 19-30 ia.m|:


c . J.-GjUILDFOI^P 6 t m . : ”


-0 p , m . ; { I


MI3S L. STANYONi (South India) ; 7-30 plm.


- ' 1


1 SOClAL TDK HjIW FORCES 1


■ ■ [ iWotkefs ^ ' Educatioi^al Association Ik:


A tbW r i B p m h INTERESTING LECTURE


f! I f,if!) ■' will be glvenj by B.4c,Ph.^ ' i ' i 1 i • i S H A ^


Lives in a house ;so clean [and trim. Fit only for fairies’ feet.-


The carpets are lilies, entwined ' With rose^-petal curtains so ;red;


ittle Miss prim, so pfetty, so slim, oueen of- the fair!ies, so neat,


The bedrooih with sunshihe is lined, ! A buttercup her ladyship’s bed.


'[The? living-room is swept py a broom From a spider’s web it was made ■


' - Create music for Miss Rrim ,so sweet; Leaves that fall' from the trees i Are a m^t for, her lily-white feet.


Birds - and bY66Z0


Ladybird maids her to [care'; i | ,


Glow-worms light up thej room, With moonbeams the stairway is laid : - ■ - i bees, ; the jsweet-scented


!A tortoise her taxi to take for a ride, Frogs are the bodyguards by her side,


;


HAVE YOUR PIANO REPOLI^KjED in your ovra home! j


Anywhere, i Estimates iFree^


. A f e T l N h l French-Polisher, |


1, ROTHWELL MILL GRACES, Priestley Clough ,.


OCT. 21st j


Acjcrington i


dates were to the Lo:


-----


CONFIR HATION. ^ Thirty candi- [ presented: for, confirmation


! l.


VeiT Rev hel ildl. in Saturday. Canon 0 Brotta p-T


Dr.i lAsbrtth) | at a service yhalley i Parkh ' Church ■


of -Mr. StEmley Pickup as a bellringer at WhalleyParish Church, a peal; of Grahdsirel'TriplesrSAW |changes-;^:as rung-on Saturday;. It occupied .three


- Whalley Parish


and Gnr. son I was


Baptist Ctapeliou Tuesday, at which a vyslwme was given'to:the fieff tlst mUilstir, appointed to Sabdeff A™ smlng B Jlington, the. ! Rev. D. b. Janieson. Cordial greetings were ex­ tended by wefy bfanch of the chapels activities, .tnd by Mr. Starfcle, who was prewnt on behUlf; of Whalley Metho­ dist ChUrc!i.- 11 ’


MNEWr. O. _ sentative


meetlPKl at the


eratlfylng Uum |of^£l9: was realised by jumble ^le lAthe Metho^tSchMl


FOR BLlTjlED CIHJECHES,‘--'rhe ^


cluded . cleared orkahised BUtzed C


■*us. Sauyane. was the pianist, and day’s meeting,' he^ In the Methodist


J. p. P. WOM he ' ' iTsaturdriy> iThe stalls, [which in-


xiie! Women’s Fellowship he Affbrt on behalf of the lurches [Fund.


fCt gifts, were QuicMy Clltiiene, at been


of Mrs of 10,


The „


'S FELLOWSHlP.-’The Rev. Iwards I presided at Wednes-


school, when , a goodly company .wel­ comed Mrb. Ardron, of Bmhley. who 8po|ce on “BuUdmg a New World.


Mi& Kenyon, hostess. .FOE S’!! DUNSTAN’S.—A whist and


on Tuesday, promoted by members of Whalley Women’s Unionist Associa­ tion in aid off'St. Dunstan’s Homes, and! reallsfed over! £9. ' Prke-wlrmeis were: Ladies’ \Vhlst: Mrs. Ashcroft and Mrsl Clayton. Gents.: Messrs. Haworth and! Brooks; cons;'. Mrs. Ashworth and Mrs! Baitendale.| Dqmlnoes: Mrs.


domino drive took place in the Stanley Room at WhaUey Conservative Club,


^iBAmlriC SOCIETY--^. P.^ New­ man preslfled over an excellent attend­ ance in Whalley [0. of E. School on Wednesday night, at the first of: a


Pimlli CUthe went death t o d i


[. EiJeanes. charge, i


The! assistant: clergy were H. iliinbert, i I Revs. C.; R. 0. ;M.'Magrath.


.Bishop of Blackburn (the on


OLD, EmGEB HONOURED.-To commemorate the fiftieth anniversiary


Preliminary Announcement. ! t o i S g t o f s I


‘ ^ ’ ‘ ' F * ^ ! ' i n e i m a Ht ' e f f o r t ;


whist and domino pEIVE ST. HELEN’S SOHOOp, : |


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEE 14th, IMS.


m C L IT H E R O E A D Y E E :T 1 S E R T m E S . F R ID A Y ; ! 0 C T 0 B : |R 19. 1 9 4 5


OBITU MRS. M. A. SMITH


M( nday'j, Tuesday, Wednesday :


MondaV to Friday a( 7-30 pjn. Saturday at 6j0 and; 8-15 pan.


WALLACE [beery and ^ i:OM DptAKE in


I l i a I l i a n ’s Thurs^y, Friday, Saturday: iyes Are


MONTY jwdOLLEY and I [ JUNE‘S HAVER in


of merl. at th'


Th'


death took price oh Sunday :sl Mary Agn^ Smith, for-


In-PumeM, she caifjo when In. her teens, a domestic servant


bf Wilkin Br: age of 74. A


marrlJd. She left eight years logo to daughter, Mrs. Kln§ roa Inv, leaves


d b , iCIitheroe, itiveof Dalton-


«


le lb Cliiaieroe and [worked as untp ^ e was


Blackburn. sSAl had been an for almost three


tersJ The- Interment at Bla|Ckbum to-day.


. IVM. a t u i u o u i i p , w two. sons and three daugh-; will take place


GRINDLETON FAS ip i: MR. J. HUMPflllEY i


past eighteen mon: Herries Farm, Gr' away yesterday w iUness. A former t^ t le 49, h 31 was i called up — ^ Settle Territorials in August, 1914,' saw service I in Fr^cb with the ' n,’s j Regiment,


Mr. Jack Humph^^


i,\ after a' brief man; aged with the


vrho fcir the . has fanned Jeton,, passed


Duke Of TVelUng and was wounded,


satlon he return left tliere about- 2 U o n e d s te r , v


business - for man- own account. He is' wife-arid two dau


'


.INISlilE WELCOMED.— .ion presided over a repre-


' The [interment Settle was jlaxgel was,p59C€ded by ^


includ Capstt


Iters. ^ .


rori dendoblll- ri [Settle, but [ears ago for : ' hp was in rears on his ivived by his


, Mbnday at attended, and sprWce at the


way). 1 There weW [lA^y' floral tribuUS, Personal] frlepds present and Mr.


old Se


;k, of GrlndJpton lie friends.


# ■ #


had been 111 for had


dauglhter, Mrs. M Clitheroe


in th<


Omi survlvv


She wi


terment took pla'X St.j Maw’s Cemeteiy Guildford-o^ficlatlrig


* #


two y Wedn-


series of socials arranged in support of WhaUey Amateur Dramatic Society. I t was announced that Mr. CJeorge. H. Taylor had accepted the presidency of the i Society, and that Miss Dorothy Taylor is [to be responsible for stage arrdngements, [The first production, to be given in November, will be The


Right Agri to Marry." BRADFORD


in [the n ornlng!. The evening ser- (dce was a special' musical even­ song, at whichj the. Rev. B. Dawe, of Grind eton, I was preacher. Misses Frpda ar.d Margaret Carr provided a pleaslr g violin and ’cello inter­


ine’s Chiirch, 'iVest Bradford, was tastefully decorated on Sunday, wrien thb annilal harvest festival iwas hell. Siing Eucharist was celebrated by the Rev. W. G. Jones


THANKSGIVING. - St. Cather­


lude, wit a their sister. Miss R, Carr, '


atj the organ.; well attended; aid of church £4., ■;


Both services were the collections,, in ;unds, amounting to


Uco-roaq, Cilthleroe, raised £15 for trie Methodist! blitzed churches fund by meansj of a bring-and-buy sale in her hrime yesterday week. This sum has been handed .to Miss Rushton, the treasurer of the West Bradford fupdj


MRS. JOHN E. HARRIS, 65, Plm- - ■


water spbke! on “ Ambition ’’ at the es’i Bright Hour in


(BRIGErr HOUR.-Miss Fresh­ I


Methodfet Ladji the Metriodist ford, on] V _ Ji S. Yearsley _______, __ pianist Was Mrs. S. Heywood.


SO C IA


[ Her dressmaker, Miss SUkworm,-- i . quite rare,


; So dainty, so good, an^ so sweet. ( ' If to Miss Prim’s home you’ve not been. To Fairyland go; you’U find it down Every Street,


She's [the Fairy Queen, Miss Prim, so clc&n


1 |


1/8 Batt. L^npasUhc FiMliers, SiE.a.(3, ' •


| ' i FUS. J. HARLING


tural Brains Trust, Bbwland Forbst Young .Farmers


DUNSOP BRIDGE BRAINS TRUST.“«Afli


Club,' was hefd to the Root BaUT room, Dunsop; Bridge', on Monday evening. The chairman of the club was question;-master, land the;


members of the T^ustJvCTd Miss' Alice Seed, Mr.: Harb d ' RUshton, Mr. John- WaIin5ley.,mlri Mr.JE:. ’


J. Smith... . In ■ D IA E ^ OCTOBER


20—Metljodist (Wesley) Church: Cele-. brity Concert. lelen’sSchool, Waddington: Idren’s'i Party.


20- ThePHall, il-MethodlSt


20-Grinllleton iLn^titHte: Bring and Buy SalSitS p,M,, „ ! towaipte; Dance.


:|


28—King Lane Hall;: Labour Ball. 26- -Gisburn: 'Grand Concert.


Creation,”,


27— West[Bradford: Brlng-Buy Sale. 27— TheJHall, ilOwergate; Baby Show. 28— S. Green Music Bequest Concert, f Kibg Lane Hall. ■


, I '


. 3—Clitherae Parish Church I^der- I


. I Dress Dance, 2-30. . „ ' M W M m Village Hall: Concert.


,


2-Waddingtoh! Whist Drive-Dance.,, garien-'Dept.: Children’s ;Fancy


2— Chatbum: Infirmary Ball,


' ,9—DoWrinam SobooU-tioi-Jjt supper^ M9—Tosride Institute: Dance, • idT-tS/hipt Drivb|at Gisburn,


weather there [svAS'a large audience. ; „ Wive. and a.-large numberi off questions 116—Newton


Splt-P..of fhe. 11 foggy . . . E. J. POPfiAM enjoyable evening. RpYAL; GRAMMAR SCHOOL Wednesday Nexl, Oct 24


thein for having proyided sUch an ‘80—Newton institute; Dance iimiiir^nii-ate


eratlilated trie Trust; and thanked iS()— seconding,; , con-* , / DANCE.-A Successful idaribe WAS


I t . O U IS IC IU U a v tu v * good.riro‘sramme. ofimusip was rtde^hy.


-triU-


eve- Mr. id'a


:29-'*8(Krhe Hall.- Lowergate: . ‘HsiQor?- e en Darice. r


.............. .. Xiiouvi/Ubc •


3D=^Gis)um Vicarage ; 'fisilRWen .bill. ' . I


, '>-r - . - DECFMBEr;<|[ . ; '^-


: !. 'l—’The Hail, Lowerga*-<6'['. '^bna's Fayre ! ,«[; 1 and 2: Methodist


- ' Choir Annive\sary jyeek-end. 6-St. Helen's Waddington; Christmas


Church:


14—Waddingtdr,/ Rea^g Room: Whist ) and Daribe, .


14 & 3’.—Nevrtoh Iji^utiiCe: Dances. ‘ 8—Ne'vton Instiiute: ^istmas Fayre


. treasiii t


dealt - with. At| the close p e i chair- ^ mah thanked I the members; of' the Trust for their kindness and paid tribute to thei): skill. The treasurer, George Millari


28—entheroe ra e Church Council; i


.. Ktai Lane iM : Ban. ■ 23—


Parish Church School ToSsiab Institute; Dance,


SlalSburn Y.F.C.: Whist-Dahee. --------------- 'Wliist-Dance. 'V NOVEMBER


21— Methodise (Wesley) Church; “The i


promoted by th ^ l avings group, provfed


Therie were elevei


A WHIST DRI success!


Frailklaild: genttelhefi, ' Mr. T R]' Thornton, 2 .Mrs.: Wdgby. The M.G was Mr. T. Dugdale.


........... b ih t ; during .tlie The prize.-wiimersi were: 1 Miss Hliqson;


,2 Mrs. J


lO^-Clitheroe Parish Church G.P.S.; j ’ i’Xmas Payre. l4—Waudingtoai ,'Whist and Domino


? 0 l T


and ____ on [Fridays


feekJ Newton •. ai :6, - joint,


lE. Eushton, Dolphi:^ ;H. Rushton,; junr.


:•■■■■ Mri;W. Finder. Su lady memo rs of th


N. Hazelwood, and 1 ibe


Bfehnand and Mrs. E Rushton. Gents: H. Rushton: and


■ ■ -• ;Mrs.


Ini aid,8f Bowlanq%s^m^givirig” Iwnsop Bridge


_ dance ^ 45,, ^ 'iwt h on i


visit of the Rev. S. W. Hughes.,/' Me^s. 'J ,.- NO'SeU aic J. -Bracken; (the 28-Dec. l-^AihLteur Players at Clitheroe


Seed and-Mr. TOizcly lod (whist),' and 'Whis


w-are Miss ; A,


' v/hlst' drive Institute,


____Church, West Brad- Wedn isday evening. . Mrs. ' presided,'-an<^: the


Afte;


garet CUthe of W to CU with In he


IRS. E. M. KNOWLES Ulness


__ yoiing^r dr y waS'a children’s -ru two daughters Tie take Rmce in St. W to-mo:™w (Satucd Ivor pugh perfo rites.


ilasey, Mrs leroe four- /• ler daughter,


;rs, the dea [ay of Mk lowles, 24 le, at the,a:


* * IE. ROBER'? C Afteh many yealrs


Gflndfeton, the deatl: Friday last of Mr. of! Brow Top Cotlagf of 75 Mr. Cotta m, bachelor, worked -is the greater part oJ’ h place 3f employment dale MiU, Grlndletm dated with the; A![et Ifls brother and;slste him sjveral years agb ment took place l i _______ churcliyard on Weinesday, the Rev [3. Dawe offl,cia ;ing. [ Messrs; W. Read and: Son, Giindleton, had charge of the arrmgeihents.


Robert Cottam, ; -at the age who was a i weaver for)


took place on


lodlst Chapel.!' pre-deceased; The inter-' Grlndleton


J life, -his last being Greeii-, He was asso-j


I: ■ ■ * -i'* ' IHRS. J. I.iBILLING'tON


death of her hmband, Mri Jane Insklr BUllngton' (76), of 10, Rlbbl(-lane, Chatburn, died oii Wedn-?sday. A native:of Blackburn', Mrs. Bllllngtoh aadj her husband used 10 keep the IDog and Patrldge Hotel, Barrow, -and later; thb Black BuU at Chatburn.' The Interihent


A year and two days' after the


takes___ place to-inoifrow at the Parish Church, Cl.atpum;


^ ^ 'TV MR. R. HARTLEY Mr. Th^death occuirec on Friday of


Clitheroe. he w most local place CenM


'IS^8^years! <If jige and'.spent jsjtpe farroep.taak


Robert Hart A nati


.,14,[ Pimlico, Of Chatburii,


of. his life wArklng in the quarries. The literment took


: on Tuesda;/ [at St. Mary’s ory.


'ON


l|E AND DANCE, 3


Mr. Hardy, of 'W akcfield, spoke; on the-savings move: evening, ladlei


ul last Friday., tables for' whist,


' i [


DTTAM residence in


i) tending over x)ok place on


H her husbMd leroe some e . assoclatet. lational Cpu: ------ , J


___


death occu Elizabeth Shaw B the


.S E. S. MO IRBOUSE i:jd


dotf


ige. ime


le in her yoi(n; Blackpum, '


on Monday Moorhouse,


djge - street, of 168. She weeks, and


blit after the le returned


She -lived In days, and


dare of heri Youd, at 6,


it years ago. ith CUtheroe i


by -two di -UBl: ters. The in- ■ ■ yesterday at the Rev. C. J.


Ilzabeth Mott' .edall-avenue,! 4f 85. A native lowles came


Vimy’s Ceihetery ■ y), the Rev.- l ig .ih e last


,:‘s ago to live Its. T. Riding. \4rs. Knowles .. She leaves itermeiit will


igjljliLL WINTER Mi l k NEEDED


lndv'~„.Justry called for greatef winter sup- . plies to meet the people’s' urgent war-


victory i. . . ---- , - — o --- past four or five years, leaders of, the


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'mainly in liquid consumption . yet our I great J cities and towns' hqve' been' I severely rationed each | winter — a[ meagre allowance of two bints a week per person. But bur people! have not complained of wartime shortages; know- ing| that most of the milk has gone to the! priority classes—won^en, children,


time Iheeds. ' Each year '! farmers responded and milk sal^s off farms Increased. How difficult that [[achieve­ ment was under war conditions is well known. When the campaign opened in 1941, the total quantity of winter milk sold in England anq 'Wales was 448 million gallons. Last winter it was 509 million gaUons, a net ihcrease of nearly [60 million gallons, [or: IjO million gallons more a month, de^pitq.an ever- dimlnshlng allowance of imposed feed­ ings stuffs—a great aebievement on ; the pari; of pur dairy farmers


------------- All this extra milk has been used and vfounded.'


The Government’s policy is[ unlimited milk for our people,as soon as there,is


. I Distribution will still I be restricted this coming winter. |


[The shortage of milk [continues. [ [ ' 3


more than before the war. , ------------ bef’s sales off farms were'83 million gallons-^17 million gallont shoft of the target, which means that adults will


rniiiinn gallons a month, or 35 millions for some


[:h. But; there won’t be Our people need at


So a formidable task lies ahead. Som8 hundreds of thousands of dairy cows are heeded; but they can’t be bred and added to our herds iin' ;any short period.. And there is no; immediate prospect of substantially more imported feeding stuffs. So we must} get more wlin


still go'short! : :[ , , Last Decem- least 100 s


!¥sS:; is J


VINCEN' is on the road again and ready


'T . HIRES! VICE [ONE 284


Full Six-Seater [Car and Turriout for 1


[for any per


ALL, ENQUIRi; 60, CHATBURN R6A


Please make a note of the ’Phone No. !'


JTHEROE Clitheroi


284


calls' — fectly SI


eddirgs art


espite the end of .(he war, the campaign' for more winter milk goes on. Supply is not yet equal to deman^, but we are well opjhe way to "in that respect. |:Durlng the


D


if [given your conridence, will vote


I


impartially for tlje good of t)ie Town.


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NEW ’ DELIVERY CHILDREN’S [DRESSES, !: LADIES’ JUMPER^ CARDIGANS,


WAREiNG F0I| [


' ■ r


EXCLUSIVE; COATS, SlJifs; CjRESSES Mockists jin I Cherry, : Matiia,; Dorville


Tel 5502.


Tliere will be a long M Polling Day, November


INDII ENT CANDIDATE


[^iioklets detjalling the slightly revlsid times iarid|tfrireri [will on. thri-


sfortly, he obtainable free at BumleyJ Colnfe and Nel)oniJpint Transport Committee, and | “ Rlbble [’ Offices; |al?o


(JhmibuSes of “Ribble,” Barley Omnibus Co , .and Mr E. jjonei. X i . a u o j^ v A v f — T — Mr. Keh|yon and many


Parish Churph, conduoed by the' Vicar cf ^ t t le (Rriv. jJ G. Hatha­


^


Commons I Iby Lopal M


broadcast re I COMPANIES


eroe some with her,


of Ciloucester- years.' She


-Rostanaster-General: (1) ■whether it Is proposed, ion the expiration of


thb CUtheroe’ Division, asked the ■ ............wh(


Thursday In tjie


. of a Post) Office service fpt hroad: casting Wireless programmes to; telephone subscribers, plahs for [which were suspended In; 1940, is nowlto-be revived; arid (3) to what broadcast relay companies llcenws


the ' llcenbes of broadcast [ relay compauies, toijapQuire the-[system for operation, riy his Department in accordance with the recolmmenda- tioniof the Ullswater Committee In 1935; (2) [whether the deyelbpment


ioperatlori; and the numhbr of sub- iscrlbers [receiving broadpast pro- gi'.ammes on . the relay system Mr. Wj A, Burke, M.P. ifor Bum-


have been i&ued; wh4t js the number hf relay exchanges In


'W h e th e r the undertrikliigs of broadcast relay companies should be acquired on the’ expiration of their! Ucences,! or whether .the de- velopmeht of [a Post Office Service .should jbe -revived. The;,[fist of companies arid persons lo ' wliom licences [have [ been Issu^, Is very long,; fmd with, the hon. Mejnher’s pennlsslon I wlU circulate it . in thh Official Report. The number [of ex­ changes'in operation lsi '274, and on June 30thj the latest date for which figures,are available, the ■' of subscribers they [served


ley, replied: “| No decisloh has yet beehj reached on the jpuestlous


number was 584


018, ■


commencing THURSDAY, the i Services at [ preseni:


Pendle Forest district Cb. ;and MR. E


by the ,BARL NOVEM^


HLL BE TAKEN,OVER AND OPERATED JOINTLY By I—


COLNE and T O O N


JOINT jmANSPbKrCQVM RIBBLE MOTOR


an


Of crated; lY OlV


m


1st, the


NifiUS , JONES j of |^ ewchurch-in [Peridle, ms AY


House of Commons on Mr. H. Randall, M.P. for


y p o KNOW Aliy goods you purchase from US


Ladies’ Interlock Vests, Combln-t atibis, K n ic k e r s , Panteesj Wincey Nightgowns; All .Wool Enickers, Vests, Combs.; Silk Wool Vests or Pantees; Art.


___Stockings; Lisle Stockings; ‘VEDOKNFT’ Women’s Knickers; Oddments in Sheets, Plllow- Sllpk; Odd Blankets or Cotton Blankets; All Wool P ram Blankets. Pink, and Blue.


and SUk


[ . jF^ir Shares ; and Saiis^actio|n'’ a | TOM CLITHEROE ’ !


Men’si t s ; I Interlock Vests, [Pants Wool


Pant., Pants;or . Trunks;


Sateen Shirts, Pyjama^


[fronted Sobks;


CAN to Wash and Wear Mix.


Wool AH


Shirts; all


sizes;! Bib-Bra,ce Overalls. R ib l^ .S to ck in g s; Blue


in jail siz^ TuBfic iShir


Vests [VesjB


Lined, Khaki


Union |or ‘ br- Navy w in t e r ' Double­ ts; i Wool


1 FRIDAY OCTOBER I ■' X >; ■.'___ _


low 'Bianksgiving Week < ■Eaz^.-ta 4ay. wasjpf the o » outlook, m the cott<m-


Sir E. [Raymond Stte man of the Cotton B o ^ ,


letter thrifl Any D


pibyer^.'^ll follow a pi wUcy. Certainly any f i i^ 'f ln d mat their b u ^ , decline 'Spid decay,' Thf'


standing j|stiil. ■ For cotton uie jMwjrcvM rapidly transformed;,! [prt confidence that out qf,'*- shed Commission ■will coi^ wffi amount to a new ci


cottmi it(^ay ^


oi/ai.w.-.B i:___ - - wo ^Iprt


% 'V *


v/firicers 4n thp B p fe wages and thq d ^


—that wdrrt of afl securlty-:[wlU Conditions : In tihe j r^ h


steadily


being wqrked both sides | under; the M


J E


Labour: [the m inm # they lay dPwn wlU bcj: ob alii' under impulsion [If FaclUtlea for teohnf


cation will' -be fostere-^ up the iriountaln fro: ito. 'the top will I be chartered than ever youngsters of to-day


- ■ 'the rhonthly ' mee ing Clltheroe Town Coun'^’ day .evening lasted! minutes, I the only epmm by CounblUor Pletche alluded to* a conference week )n [London with!the of Health: on the quesffi Govern-nient’s housing p the absence of the May clUor J.!'Wllklnson),jth€ Mayor (Alderman Q . , « "* presided;: and others p r e s ^ p ® ^ ^ Aldermen F. Bentham.Till iW — “ so^


i


Councillbrs W. WUktasd Hargreaves, R. Trimby, F, Dugd_ale. J. Drivere c.


terthwalte .md' M., ,and‘ , e


W. B. Christy, H. Cook Rusjitoii.


ij \ ~ J CARDIGANS, etc. An d


TWIN SETS I t)-PI


Spediator Sp tts, [19, LORD STREET' BliACKBURN.


lECES •etc.


fori or-■Ray Skirts Tel. 5502.^


rioys and:,I girls intOj Cl) with agriculture, Lancai


cation! IcommltteeTon agreed to a suggestion Lan'catolre branch of . t o *


[-W-lth toe object of Ijjri ■ ' — ■ j;,


unuit*. m


Farmers’ Union! to arxai day visit to a selected fa decided;; ;toat arrarigffl made ,ldr a patty


acre Crimp School, the farm.-. Mr.-'J. W.'U M,P„ chairman of j tot Education Sub-Comml that If ri 'favourable 'Xepc celved lt[ was iexpeiJted '


t thesche i^.^ ; ' R’py a l ' ' Grammar__ j S


Bird,;; P. R.-'Brriadi!s.jI Burtoml G.. W- Dickon m Dickson.: D. W. (lillea i " GlUlbrand, D!' R’,|H a ‘| Hoyle, [;J.[ K Ish^rwoj w Kenyon, A'. Parklnstoilj, -tor, A. Rjehards, J. p. SiL- Smalley, [P. W. Sutmifle.


bronze' medallion ^ to . Life ■•[Savl'ng Socle


Cate, P. G.- Y Wadsworth, H- Wi^ta WllcoxilThey [were


[*: , i P P


to remind readers of t bllllltyj of booking e^l concert arranged py toe


n felniobably


'The A b u


King-goes was- illegitimate son


gr|eater use of hitherto I j successful methods. Our wartime milk policy mhst continue on similar lines for some yeare yet. To bridge the gap we need an ektra quart of mUk daily [from each dairy cow in- the national nerd. That tni ‘


nttfer milk from existing! herds and by ,


difficult to apply wljih [enthusiasm hfter sixTweary yea*« ' ‘


More autUmfi caIV^iIg^ hegmhlfig with the!-heifers—that is inbst! important. And still more home-my^h; feeding stuffs, fodder and grain crops, kale and roots. Most j-impdnanl of ajl, we fnust improve milk yields by patter Breeding and better: managemehtJl Another qumt per cow per day can be achievedTy a th ,


united effort from the dairy, farmers The milk production campaife goes on


during winter further great


until that goal is reac— people have,enough mfik-as


------ ■ - ------------Q j j j . “fruits" of victory. one of the


FOOD, or’ EEGBRAfiONAL FAFACILiMEri.:^,


rnkny and Jap|i'h, Blit we[have not vet won the victbfy over wantl” states the Ministry of; Agriculture - There is a serious sltb'ftage in world food supplies, -nd we "must continue to make the mirniim use of our own [resources."


We have W6)i,te'[war with Ger- GAME SHOOTING c .iMf Tom Williams, Minister of Agn-


fianOeri whist wiinnris were: Ladleb; Wum of peace and. with demobllisa- Mrii 1 Bland, Mrs. Hazelwood!


Places where the pop,..,,.,w..


awarded to Miss I. Ruriiton and Mr. Miss D. Fisher and


Spot prizes:were


; pper was served by mup committees


industry in 1941 api to Intensify the


Tile concentiatio


Britain’s export o O A


cbXTON EXPORTS, HALVED. of trig [cotton


A aA AA 1 QA tn


Eelf. play, ^mes, and, enjpF its leisure- Bbt we' must face realltyj - If it is a bhoice between recreatibn! and atnenity


----


daV saief-he: knew local authorities Were becoming Concerned [about recre­ ational facilities. They felt, with the


uifure, speaking in London on Sato-


tlfc: “thejT[wiii be expected to provide ,— 1,------ iulation can amuse


'alithorities to remember the contmued iifigencv of food production and -to carry with I their wartimb allotments at


!^st untU tee end of,19f’’


w other Steps jtaken A


dottdnto.gQodB[;from lisonn nnn-ihs


ar effOft;'reduped A jumble sale 1 heli by'-niem--


.bers of the C o n g re g a t io n a l Women’s Guild last Fr day realised


blx the one hand, and fobd on thebther, [there is little doubt whfeh should com^e, [first. I would' therefore iask/all local


and BLACKBURN’S JMIILLION


aeitarget of £1.000,000 by £16,030. Sm''rill s a v in g s amounted to


. I Inquiries aic


Thanksgiving Week In ^lackburn thr^Rimal 'District [exceeded ,


£ 25i 800, comprising national sav- ■ ings certlflcates £69;022, deposits In Post Gffibe and Trustee Savings Bank £69,774, 3-per-cent, defence’, bonds £109,365, and s a y ip g s stamps >£4,639. Large Investments totalled! £763,230, comprising m per I- c^nt. national: war [ ponds £60ri'950,- and i3-per-dent. savings,


bones £157,280. ': ■\ Mt. H. ‘Scott, who is standing


the forthcoming Municipal Elec­ tion 5, -has sent in his resignation las a member df.the Clitherce Labour


as' anllndependent candidate ;at


i the legal! position concerning game-; '


shooting Sundays Ministry the Defbce ( which legalised


or on Clirlstmas Day. The : a d


es are bJtag!received'-as t ------Vo'- in -cvirri EnglandtVi/i onfi Wales on ,


of Agriculture states that | ' me) Regulations ; the shooting of i


game oh Sundai’s and Christmas; | Day were! repealed shortly aft^r: 'VE-Day. Game-^shootlng on sun- days and Christmas Day is there.-: fore no longer permissible.-.: , ■:


^injured 3,452, slightly mjured. 10,818- VCompareff with Aifest


iderablyThlfther tlPan m the black oijt j id more (han douPiS|


LU' XU tV VV/ w-U *i*v*- * -


were^ 13 feWer deaths, but: ,626 mof® ■ cases of serious injury-,


14,758, mSde up ofpaths 488, senouslV vcm,. tbrt ; , -,i


St6p ! LOOK!: LISTEN!; | ' Road casualties': hi' Au^t totallJA


s Accideri’s' during] darkness were con ,: of August, !1944,


:


earth-god Seb, and the sky goddess claimeJ to have rescued his


of e


One of tlie first E ’P lan Oriris— the


the Samuel Green ] Mu for Spndaiy, October 28t! vertlsement In ■ t i ^ _ nounoes that along, with known I - choir, toe /,N>'! " j j Glee Union; whlcfijbroa


quently and is of the leading; choirs of


there -will Ibe a dlstlng linlst, Mlsri Winifred. 1


Nut Osiris is of


p^pleTiom cannibajiusm


Pictured often show him holding this representing the life energy wjhich pass^ from l|.a,ithe sun god, through him, to briiig abundance on] erirth. It also appears frequently ampiig the bieroglypliic^ od aheient Egyptian temples add p),mbs. Bat we ncj expect: Osiris to make our ^ops fl()nrish.


by [teaching them [to cultivate ,wheat and barley. “ key’’ s ^ b ° ^


longer p ro ^ y


science holds the key to the mysteries oi I ; 1 - ‘


growth—to-day the symbol of f sttility h ' I I '


climbed to eminence, as vocalist of charm I and skill, ’and the'idelightful which wins “her ri> mi among :the children |shl her concert work, txx). o a great reception.; *


vXlUUJ.ciIo Jiivui.


cdntlnues: throughout 1 and has now become :


. The I shortage [of r


milk-distributors -pre iq can '-at, their endi'to J


life’pf bottles and coU The; Minister of [[Food


housewives to , put out, bottles regularly days not allow, them |tp acc


, li '» . Mr. Harry E. landal - sonal ilntervlewsi witl


her for Clitoercri ' la! vlslted[ toe Dlvis qn> m


people iwho were, janxloi


and; guidance! op perse He I met i constituents Chritbuni, - 'Clltrieroe


Har wood! I f Is the [division every for'.


cases .which he I jhM . take iun with Itho


M in istrie s. -.[•


* *:■;i [ I


-'[ M'afiy CllW® ' friends of the RCT. W.


xneiiua Vicar Of Cowllhg, wll


tlnctloh he,' l.as., g United iNations [Literi


pleasure of th^ i [noF',


, tion] organised^ jyM^ ' son,'the publisting;hc been judged, ja4|Fnmo


- :8ldered by :th) ijudg A. L. Rowse, the: lab Guedalla, and -Slr ,,Ch to have toe: greatest


' ;present-dayi;'arid iPubJ


The book Is a history :the; reign of King-.


pected within the months. ‘Inoldentauii first book, “ Grand Tu . of Turkey, had a go ” 'When It was publisher


.'.competition' was open -■U 4v,.o TTnltad p:!tintt


■winhers is MriijCasto book, l‘Syrian Pagean


: historical and; blograp fore Saturday'rie^ alnft i n .


Manchester, and -triat v( artiste,; Miss Doris; (3-aml as. "Auntie-Doris':!’ of Children’s Hpiir. Jifllss C


'i,


passed [ [the examln:itlor Tlie .following boy


r^ , _ J ' Ti -n nAnVU. aSrsMaifi?' I M M [FiM


anoTbf the, scour^ of a H


and gairi heights,... ithe btaiim and the cPuri


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