CUTHEROE FBEE CHRISTm]^S: A UNITEip


METHODIST [CHURCH,; M0OR LJANE ; ,


, I -- ■ ■ : iwiulbe iielld to , ^ i^;;, MdpiNGi M


j/pnducied by REV


Soloist: IV&s^RnthT^son (^pran< The


Collections to aid pf Nations Chi CLITHERGE '


PARISI^ [ CHURCH


10- 30: 6-30:


8-0 : 9-


I-


Holy Communion^. i, Holy CQM®anion (Hymns);


Matins and Sermpd; Evensong anj^ Sermon, t


,J. (SmDFORDt J ^


)T Organist; Mr. E, S. Hartley. sltplr, ;We invite jyou to store lis' ^ p p y Mont- j..: ’ i ' .i ' dren’s Home and Orptonage.


^Ti PAUUS CHURCH LOW MOOR, GLITHEROE


Sunday Next, Dec. 23rd Sunday Next, Dec. 23rd 15:


MORNING' SElRVipE 11 o’clock evening pERViCE 6 o’clock


iHRiSfi : CHRISTMAS Di^Yj I


10-30 a.m.:-Matins and^rmon; II- 30 la.m.: Snng Euiharlst. 1,1


IK I f I


Congregational Ghi^rcli CLITHEROE |


Sunday Next, Dec; 23rd 10-30 a.m.: i


:


REV. C. ]. GUILDFORD : < 6-0 p.m.;, j i ! ft


‘ CAROL akd nI^RR'ATION SERVICE


THE CHOIR,*MISS M. SELLARS, Conducted by ! ' V


MR. R.*TURNER Utid ! the minister.


METHODIST CHURCH ‘ WESLEY ^


! CLITHEROE j . i s'iii


Sunday Next, Dec. 23rd i


10-30 a.m.: > j. [ REV. W.'-ALLAN SHAW I' i ■ , 'i6-0p.m.; ■ i i CAROL SERVICE. , 1 iREV. W. HARTLEY TOTTY


i ANTHEM, " JESU, JOY OP MAN’i ^ DESIRING." ;


'1 ^ Oboe Obligato: SAPPER MAWY


i I , MOOR LANE METHODIST! CHURCH


Sunday Nex^Dec. 23ril io-30 a.m.: and 6 p.m.:


.fly l6-0p.m;:


FESTIVAL OF NINE > LESSONS, and CAROLS


MOOR LANE METHODIS SUNDAY SCHOOL!


' — -


Sunday Next, Dec. 23rd ,


DISTRIBUTION at 2 p.m.


PRIZE i


PRIZES PRESENTED'BY: MRS. J. S. YEAR5LEY.I


Miss Dorothy Dean will preside. , Solok: MISS BETTY [ ODDIE.


Collections for the National Children’s! Home.


Alii patents and. friends bordlallj I !


, tovitod. 1 ! METHODIST CHURCH


NELSON ST., LOW MOOR CLITHEROE -


the ANNDALI SCHOLAR?’ ,


PRIZE DlSTRlBUip atii-i-: !'■.'-j : .


SERVICE OF OLD


CHRISTMAS h ym n s !am , TUNES r will be held on


DECEMBER 23rd;, at ,6 o’clock PREACHER :r ,!


Sunday Evening Next MR. ED. DEMAIN


The Prizes will be dlstributod b7 MR. JOHN 'TRAFFORD, pf Darwer


Joint collebtlons will be, taken to Church and Good Samaritan ^'unck


Members are ktadlv asked-to i, their ftee-will offering box^es t9 , Service, i 1


; . . ; ... 1


iring this


'• I I .1 ^ WHITEWELL , (ja r o l I e r v ic e


SUNDAY NEXT, DEC. 23rd at 7*30 p.m.!


CHRISTMAS DAY


qFRVICE 10-45 ri.m., followed b/ CELEBRATION, i


the rector of slaidburn. 0 Colleague will oSlc.aie.


1 0 and 8-0 a.tti.: Holy[Communion; UNION-


METHODIST ■ ’ '


'1 preliminary notice


1 , Proceeds for Ctoir Funds.


aid i^LO S


TREET CHURCH,


■LOW MOOR :


SUNDAY NEXTj DEG. 23rd r - ANNlJ^iL . ■


To Commence 'at 6 p.m. ■' address by '


PRIZE DISTRIBUTION aod CAROL,SERVICE


REV. .J. E.' Pj .EDWARDS


TUESDAY Nek DEC. 25th XMAS NIGHT [i


A GRAND CONCERT will be giv in by the


Crescent CoJicert Party . ........ C


Catherine ....... (Provincial


" 1


Waddington, Soprano Concerts)


of Nelson. Artis :es:


(Lancashire & Yorkshire. Concerts) . Rennie Heap, Baritone


Marjorie Kend all,. (Joptralto (Provincial Concerts) Herbert Hartley, Tenor


(Prize Winner, Blackpool, Festival. B.B.C. and Provincial Concerts)


Ernie Worth, Nojelty Entertainer


Margate GottJ Solo Pianist (L.R.A.M., jA,R.C.Mi) ■-


The Rev.! j. E.- P. Edwards will open. ' Chairman: ;


ADMI SSION /1 6; CHILDREN 1/- FRIDAY, 28th DEC, 945 Concert to commence at 7 p.ra


Mr. I John Wilkinson, i/JiP., ir. | on:


IT’S A GREAT PARTY.' TT WHi BE A GREAT SHOW,


We welcome you Xmas Night.


HOLY COMMUNION after Morning Service.


to Low i Moor on


REV. J. S.YEARSLEY, M.4 MITTON and '-BISHALL EAVES IcHURCH INSTITUTE '


CHATBiI jRN „mittonJchurch


iSirndjiy Niext, Dec. 23rd 7-0 im.:


CAROL SERVICE C H ld im /IA S


CHRISTMAS EVE, Midnight CHORAL COMMUNION


CHRISTRfAS DAY | ' 8-0 a.m-. and 11-15 h.m.


6ASHAL 9-151


EAVES


ST. MARY'S CHURCH GISBURN


lay Next^ Dec. 23rd i at 6-30 p.m.


CHRISTMAS


TABLEAU SERVICE t ! WADDINGTON


f I^HOD|sT CHURCH


SOCIAL Ej'vENING and GIFT WEEK-END


in aid of!the Bll ;zed Churches Fund FEBRUARY 2 id and 3rd, 1946. ■ Particulars later.


!


LONDON ACADEMY OF MUSIC DRAMATIC ART


been, successful In gaining Itheir BRONZE MEDAL-L.A.M,


The following candidates have


ELSIe! KERSHAW ELIZABETH .RENDELL AUDREY,i BRADSHAW ■I [(Grade'7)- '


Prepared by:— Mary Rendell A.L.A,M;(EIO!!.), Gold Medallist


MEADOW'BANK ^ CHikTBURN


WADDINGTON W.V.S f


W ^HisjFbRlVE an d [s o c ia l .


IN ST. i HELEN’S SCHOOL


On MONDAY, DECEMBER 31st ■t commence at 7,-45 p.m. .


•ADkHSSION 1/6 i,::' '.. .SaK^gunetoJ WoTrien .


■JJ '.Tv -lreas:|tab!epharges. ' I’rbcce'ds fori to Rc,adirig noqm


Yo ■^e ^ 50/50 will be[ held on


January 2^th ' 1946 , ■-!


Proceeds Ji aid of H.M. Fotces Gift Fund.


!! iGooD b;s ■Watch fir further details.' ' j' j at 8 p.n.


GENTS’ HAIRPRESSER WHALLEY


■rrio :• satisfy I'lnnumerable' enquiries, that,.', havtog


bebn demobbed I from I the Army, I WHALLEY dav the WhBlley Women Unionists LwiiJvn ; UNl6NlSTS.---<)n


Rodims. ' Thurel wasj an excellent atliendance! Mr.I Richard ^ ^ t gaw a ^ort iialk. The prhsM, which yere dl^buted.by Mrs. [Roger,! G r e ^ ;


,Mr _ ortli-terrace,


were won byf ladies, ! h&s. [Martin, j 2 Mrd lBlaiklbdge;. gentlemen, lit MK.' Cogglnsl'2' Mr. CWney. ,


i l l h ' N Q t e - : . y 4 j v ^


‘ 1 .! I !'■' ! .-H [•; ■ ' ' An ^traordinary g en u a l If n c


' j:’, ■ I''.'- ' ‘will'be THE CLUB


dll'he (' Ml


l


Club ‘ held on [


NGL, BRQOB; ST. on


L. H.'ALLEN, Hon. Secretary -y'


11th County of L^nc Bn,jH*0. Clitheroel an4 Dlstricr


George.l^ ttO, of 12, mb. C.


7ld£.y, aged 6 [thproO, and . 1y Me?^;


^Ulthlerdri. Mr. Watts' was a,member ^ of the Chth'ek (wservatlye .club,'


‘Piehslohs


and la keen- totords ^and towls j player. wada-baJchelor,- and jhis


b I


Oil Tuesday. M T!he Rev. H. Yi Burnett offlcto- MR;(fe -CkttSTY . . ..


at tlie A^e of]jB7-.]'" The interment took place at k ; j la ry ’s Cemetery


_ ibd^ bf.Mr. George A r-*. riknrfrn


'street, iml


lerchdnto jent Wds


„


__ was a native, of wad for years em-, ‘ 'Oswald Rowe, [Is'last place of ,t the 'Ministry, js at . primrose.


.jiibe, died last irles- Couiii


Yesterday:- Hefore i Mr. .Standfing 1; (.presiding) alnd ^rsl-Nightingale,


,


iLongacfe. GUlherobJ WhO 'Was sum- [moned 'for. dflving: a! motor-car without a drlvihg licence, explained


M 1 dismissed , . rs. Gwendoline [Southworth. of Britte. Is still .alive <


I It was stated that the licence ex- 'iplred to! July* arid!-tha'i when her


■that the [ renewM!. of jit had beeh overlookpdJ......,, 1. [..1. . .


[ .attention ■was I r a k to th< Inow ? ” , ,


a lorig''. illness T tAhe'death •Thomber, farm wofk^, b^ Ialnst Thos. meht of costs a Summons


'The case wss dlsmi .ment of costs., The Ben!:h 'also


c


„ nuriibsr of ypat^ .ago he was toe. Iviilarie 'rilumlx r an4 decorator. He also W e d a imaU mixed business. He


aSd l75, ,tlf 78, St. Paul’s- itow M^oor. lUntll, he retired


a vhdow. The iriterment


will: t^ e ! P A» .at f t - , Ma^^s Cemkw to-ir(rrow, after a ^ r -


■ 'M IvoT'pugh. '


vlce,1 to St.' p ml s Church,. I^w Moor! to be cpijdpcted by the Rev.


; aJ varley


of Miss I Beatr cb . Uice Vtey, aged 80 oi 111, Wlrilley-road,(Clltheroe.;,


The d k h ,took ^lace oh Tuesday


She was a na dte |df 'Clitheroe, and h ad ' worked tor m a n y ' years at Whlpo’S Mill.' In her younger days she ■was a 'm<mbor of the choir at St. Jjnies’s Cirirch. The Interment at 'St, Mary’s C ^ ^ r y to-day will be ccnducted | byilthe Rev. H. Y.


Burriw. y- ], IJ ,, Miss


Wood eroe, was iThe


itery bri 'Weemesd! "


itefmer t by th^ Rev, I.'A


_ed on Sjiriday, aged 80. She sister lofMrs. W* S. Weeks.


Margrret] [Sykes,' of Jfest RLbbl :^ale-avenue,' Clith-


' M. N. SYKES ^ ,


ly was condubted! l| Bland* Mto. ■ : |


$t.' Mary’s'Ceme-j


iMR.i'R EATfUfiH OF WHALLP vlUage ijof


^ to u p (62;; ;bf [“ Frlars,’j:'Ktag-


Yiuasa: v* Whalley has lost Its best-known- personalities 1C' dej.tri 'Of: Mr. :i/Robert


ifANUARY 18th, 1946 TICKETS (li’niited) 4/ Maj be


had if rot 1 i lerabers of the Comm-ltltoe. ^ i ■


H. CejOK.


Iiidepehdetit Order Oddfellows


of


d ia m o n d HILL LODGE No, 2556 Cl A-TBURN


to attenh the


OF [your { LODGE which Willi I bp ■


I at 7[p.m ■ i. : 'H.


. DANCE BAND


To all SecretUrito rind ProBujters I of Daifces: ',/■ ['! |


JOHN GllADWEliLfS [ DANCE;|BAND:.I. i


plalylng regularly.atthe aEseI^LY ROOMS,. -toHALLEY, Wednesdays ■arid Saturdays, is[® w able to’-ac'cept other'(ingagemerits


11 ; comhiunlcat ons Idrtosed .to:!—'!|': ' ; [■


! ' 20, MYTHiON VIEW,' ClITHEROE .j [; ,iii.,'toii,sotr.,


USTMAS CARDS '■ ^ A tE t e R S


(LCipAL yiETy CALENDARS) M.B.; B.cS


Child’s Fiistor r of CHtiheroe ’ ■ l|yi'A.''Liiagshato!-t1j''''


[Tl-Z/C!:!!: ' , Eefreshments,provided .[rit.:j v !: ; A.DVER’irSB R' & !'-TriMES;. [ h 1 . : r


" '" ’I n'{-' ^ ■ ■■ ! 'i ■ ;r‘.


'should be 'DANcbmi SUCCESSl^S


At'- the re[(;eut,.etomtaationi..of I the BRITISH Bd LLE F bRGA^HSAljlON


I . the folic wl'iii: .pupils of the ■ t CLITHE]R()E' PREFARATORY I SCI^OOL "DAWlNip CIASS


■ ! passed,(Wim;hQjiiours:,- i:


PATRICIA RICMRDS .j [Grade 'IL.97 I/torks


BHEliGH ■■W


norma McDOmD,-;!^ '


[;■ :■; Gto^eTI, 90 Marks ' ■ jGtode H,,88 -1^^^


Hli’ESlDE ; ] Tiierlbiye ajre pupils ,if :i-*' R.A.D.


'i,.-'- street.-CUthcpoe!,rtopective!^,,77:iW day.-:'Officlal5; elected were; chmr-v- ;£ chojl- was!brlghtly-decbratedilast Fri- ’


Woofl,iSfaldburri',l73[ >mbreow: the brothers Wil iam G. arid Charles R. ■Liveseyl of Grindle cn and 19, Graftpn-


■#MiiRKi^ir’!PL^CE, -CLlliHEROK g a “ T f


Birthday, t liai _____, . . jngraluiatiDns to,^f iriP*'


' .'Waddington.! Peel-street;' 77;, and^Mrs. 'atherine:;(3qunftme. 32; Nprtoitteeet,. nnVilveraiiils


“mMGE‘S 's iT O E “- S ‘’’&^^ s r f s r 'w i ' f 'K . s a ^ ^ the in^itute||Wp hbld last


■mnti 'Mr iSrton,i'-Joint treasurers.''Messrs.'.'A.''.'Bha'.the evehingp^ed'v rA'fVi'A «^nr«'nn>3 wme " ' W. WlMnson-and Ji Costingon. ; / ’n, r'' ■ '


.TnVin- .TlppTnmsr-.'- lomt -r^yEvening, wnen::the, junior:children v' lielid (their party. Games were played*.


■ Clitheroe : Congregational. .‘sfmday Ma iiiiipu: iJ iu


' H 11 I'- i - m ai


Rev. T. W. Castle g^tve .a [delightful ' tolk ori “ North Country Humour . '•


• WOME34’S INS'rrrUTE. - The to members bf the [Wrimen’s Ii?stl-[ J


tute at their, monthly 'Thursday evening. ML- --------,


held on i


ERiDAY,! DEG. 28th, ' '


945


THOMAS!, '[Secretory.


BALL ■yoars he -was riii efficient iSfecretary, of thb ConsseeIrVativis Club.l During


ljervlc< jocal •[ -eapab. epeared


■th( tot


tic an( a' vlci Drams widow ta WL terv'o! Brown


yesterc.ay 45, ofj ■ lurn. [___ lad lived to


The


daugh’i ivoTked Water!]____------- ---------- had been employed' by Messrs! E.


lyears. He: leaV ;er. :For


. at S.aldburh for the Fylde Board, and.mOre recently; he


A nriplve of I Cumberland, he Ghritburn for over j 20 i [a wife,, son and leveral- years; ihe


6'0, _____ ,


Pranklandjaid Sm, builders, Chate burn. I The interment .will tpke place at Ch itburni Parish Church,


le -war years he .performed useful at th I'headquarters of the


W p — ,


jroe'a, iId i^alley_Amatour Ope^a- ,------------------------ -


nil


tic Siciety.j''He leaves a The ilriterment took- place Parlshl Church'Ceme-


ra|![-LiL^RY[


death''- dtourred ''suddenly ■Mr.'Isa


Dran atic Sbcletles- andwas ■preslTent of the Whalley


Wedpesdrijf, the Rev. 0. Ijl. offlclsitlngi


- - -


tome auririd Idetachment. A basi i Sinker, he -had ap4


of WhUlIey, ,lb ihadia conmandlngj presence,. Siinimer or whiter hq; ,


street, [who had!, riot been In good, heEdth for several months. A native,'


Farm, Chaigley, for using in RL XaaUfTajr*rlUC«u wlithbAVirie,


winto BaUway-rbadj ffom Parson Lane mpty bottles andproken glaM. When


'PtM nTT' *«A'nf4 ! fx^A fIm


_____ ... was turning nrii ■


:pllaanaaltjon, defendant i


the corner.’’-Defendant declared that the same method df securing crates.had been used! for ,tw|) j^ears without any


it. : i IfW that dump^at :


John Henry. Spbak; (45), 71, J^alley road,' Clltoerde,| a j' slaughterman


_ . . .


Butoher? AssocratTori pleaded guilty to stealing lamb’s liver, beast’s heartland mutton fat, valuej9s. 4id„Yrom Clithe-


caretaker! at toe abattoirs, Pl®^ded guilty of i stealing beef fat, value 6s. Inspector 'WHitehead ^Id that ns toe result oflseverUl. comblamts that offals ,and fats were bbingi stolen, P.O. Suir


roe abattoirs, arid H?nn( Parsons (43), 22, Brownlowtstreeti' mughterhouse


cliffe'kept observations. Md about 7-10 p.m. on;i December IStlT h e ^ w the accused (leave lid abattoir. They car­


jjjj-ilithetoe! !tond District-


hen a ctate of milk bottles fell'.into e the roadway, which : was strewnmto said: "Its 'the I flIfstlTttime it has done


as iked for an' fexp n anything like


IL VUw y road Cuv44WVf *'*'*’“ 77"" iicou omv.


.shevsald: f‘Do ttfey not send you renibde ' " ''■> , >


led riii pay-' [id on pay


improperly. sectred.-fInspector White- head'said that defendant


•*-l from| prospective customer. T| VrfSh, -to


aid taking [steps to | re-open my, business within ;tlie ndxt few weeks.;


NEW


council ?5^h,


lease Note! One house only, at i D the usuali time,i on Christas}


Monday to Friday at 7:30 pjn. PSaturday!at 6-0;and 8-15 pm. . ay. Advance. ' booking offlcei


closed, on.i Christmas Day and j Boxing Day.


Monday! [Tuesday, Wednesday:; | j ! LAUREL & HARDY in


TH E RIG NOISE Thuradaj^|Frldky, Saturday | GEOk4 SANDERS' ^ VLINDA. DARNE’LL ,to'i


iver


Rpin.emi>er Otjr ■! ■ YEARS! EVE DANCE


VSfe Batt. Eafe't- liancashpe Regiment to the Vicar ofi Clitherpe i in the Parish


. formall Jy handedJ over.ltne colom of the ; I The Mayor (CoUncfllw'J. Thomber) .ir«. .


___Mr safe I keeping Church. I • >


' I The County Oommi


were, ment many


looinis—


Exchange! It weavers at the] some but onej.


*Signing ' An ”!


■Rachel Kay.Bhuttlewc meeting, at Chatbum forming a company ,0^


. DAiYtniAnr. r/\


h, addressed a ith the object of iirl Guides.


tloner, the Hon.


About; 1,500 cS^'v'oe^wprkpeqple Q-fl <


Cluthiurn Ppmt^lian; '' I' b "I b , t.hp TJhemnlov-


he Uhemp y ivas stated that had.but two


ui V. ^wiciers held their ipwidds of -140 birds Mr.l Dixon Robinson ■ [.p..T.;!Norgrove,


i ■ ■'' ■


I m44s ito' Watsqn [and Ixmlale, of Clltherie,. had principal


.ler, CJlitheroe; &lni at til 16' Clitheroe A GhriEtihaS' fa,t stpcl first~time in th^L theta were clar-'


Bullixika belbnlglng,


roles in “The Quak<l- Girl," produced by B ackbum Amate


1Etion Mart Coy’s. Church. ‘ s1 [Show. For the


O Mr. RJ Whitta- ' premier awards


tory of 1,he Mart


kreiled a rc^U of [hori# to the memow of lobal RechabM who had served in


:the--GreatWar. l' ! l


I Clitherohians fiai the way [of Chris additibb to the


|Lot?efgata! and Boroiigh Band.


[the oberafll D


l Plenty of choice in ;u^ibs. jentertainment.


i and Sunday Sqb- 'cinemas, there iw(


'Store " at The Hall, ’' concert i by the


lutnerous tba parties ■ Mciais, 1 and the performances of


BrQ. R.' il'iarskenJTchief, Rider, un-


which were being put in hand at= St. Helen’s Church.p'Waddmgtbn, it .wag


In connection with improvements


revealed that a parishibner had bought t the] choir seats and stalls which vrere


-


he east end' cf Whitewell Church, was unveiled to the menlory of Edwara E>arker, ES<i;, of Brojwshblme Hall.'


] A memorial, vindbw, --------- , oifant Jesiis and the'adoration of the aepherds and ,tae Magi,'installed'in


depicting the d' Of 16 deaths registered to'the tpro


and Hislrict had its, Christmas tea ^ uarty and entertainment. In connect | t ;idn with SS. Michael.and John's, after


of wor^ib in Clitheroe


adults gave.a performance of “Snow- White and the Seven I Dwarfs’’ in. the Public Hall,l under the direction of Mr. Michael DuckettJ 1 1 , . ■ .


ea in the tchool, sch()lars and several V .'.


[■ill !■’ i [' ■ 1' *1-'-■ , -


'


Rev;, A.’ li. Grindleton,


The Bishbp of Rlponl mstaUed the ' * ■


S__________ 'the Public:! Hall ....


Baron de Pourchevif tilous Stranger,"


chool.entertalned a large audience m ■ “


: 1. :i '! ■ Greig to the living of


iBoys of Clitheroe. Rqyal Grarnmw ’’"with the plays ’ Le


-■ ! l . 1: i !'


THIS [IS TflE '.4 Y ) ‘LAN(3E-TkP^!’ il


iahd “ The Dlus-;


I -was very pie interesting | note Edmond (Jambien sod [o;f Mri a. Cambito,, Bawdlahds,;


>ed'| to hdve an l Company!to their bpenlmeetlng, butli from, Ooiporal'


. , , . , ‘


is w !the:i:'stAfiE' at ‘ RiAJ' ‘


o be , removed from ! Buty, Parish ' takPrii prisoner by' the . Revolution-' ;


quatters to Greede., Edmond, ■who i joined'Ithi/iForceri to! 1941, !had;a” rough time'ayear[.ago whenhe was;;


' arife Iri Greece.' ‘ He''Wlll bd Iv^ell-' reiriembered at th i Hall, Lowtergate, wtorehe.! made ^ several' appear- ■ lances in showsi tnere. H e ’^Itesii “ llam Ito.play one of toe pririclpal ro lk . to : toe' •E.NHA'.! panttoiiriie, Des'to n woou,- vyni p a> lau


uring the week, 14 ^ere children, the


Edward Cook, 12, [ Wiffl-street, 23 years, and WilUa n Hathaway, [10, Monk street,-.SB.years. ‘


toy the!' Palace Theatre, Athens. Later., [the; bhow will play to audl-i ' e n k to Northero Greece. 1' ; The 1


b BO.-~-o — J __ c.--------


' ’


, th!f! National" Qpdmi "House [to Athend; iiiAh added attracueri:Is '■that/thtoMs the first! pantomime, ever tp be produced to. Greece, iiMi iMlyhousesl are expected.’'


I 'Well ' done, Edmond! ;■ [Herie’s wishing the Grecian “Babes to the Wrod/^everYSUccws, ; : :j


compariy included several .service-] m ^ arid itlie'Corps de Ballet frami:


. .


mgs, which IpclUded a'concert, by toe ; Guides arid Rangers and a dahce; made £60 available for division[,amongst ’ ockl and ■'national bharitlea The


Companies, are i fortunate in having" such splendid help, and support from


a i■' Here’s a-bit of! news that' kduto! cfoorai iBebnato Cutler, | Cpld-


totorerit those : 1 stationed ' to ddrinanj!:'.whb' vdll be'; making'their W homewards in the nbar


s tW Guards, iwho 'Is stoMon^' to' iBJpnkter, glVes me Ms address there', andi says [that h^ would-be glad' to', s ^ any local lads who' are'passtog through' that ,city; It is '40j Hein- fcffcement • Unit,' [[M.!.' [‘koin, Munster, [ir hope soitie will call on ■ Mm and enjoy a' yam; about ,th$ old


btoough. -^ ;_ jv !k I , ; ■


aherryTree motor-car with a load


■ nCe^mtWo of the- falr; .sU^W' Mtisgkbl' A.T.B.-, Pendle-p4<ii! I j r ia ' Chester, WtokP-.


IMy lea've-list Is headediwlth the- Cbpdren andrsta^^QfofP ’ "T^ . f t


, ■ I iVU' tUJlVlIlYS^D. i:v»« Itandring ..: 1 1 0114


Mr Mt N.iMr


A; Roberti___ -j- q i and'Mrs.Iw. S


•


pm . j ' others are,:-, Gimnei, ^H. Tj_ sowerbutts, Esq. SowerbuttS, Mbor-larie; D^nce-Sgt;.| Mr. and Mrs.fW.^F.iRead


i r g t J K®,-WUlweU « j |e r s |- . 1


tdriffie^.riMto’ of! the local torce;rL.A.G. Herbert Worthington,-


;a.F.; (Kemple-vieyr.|:^ ^^


nth UNRRA in Germany.,.- He was, t RochdalU with thd county, police


i A visitor to toei'town the otheri ay was Gaptato Tyrer,-wfio'-to


j eforU joliitog up, aito V*!! enieinbereli by many to Clitheroe


|nd Dowiihain. ' [ ■ I have 'just 'heard tha,t Bombar-


He wasi: one .0^ ‘['Terrierd;” '-and hi r eceritly, [with .an- *


“ Quite correto.”! andj Pqrson^ Yk . ■ Each ■ defendant expressed rpek Sneak said itfwas an bpportimity .to put a blt .of Jfat to toe; dripptog ^ Parsons said it^was.ai grtat temptation • In these days ofi shotoagq. ■


V We are, allowed a toM. not reply. W n charged,; Speak said.


'A fine of 20ik, pto costs.; was! imposed


Was nover t)j be, seen -trithout a" in each c a ^ resplefident t uttonhole. i. For "many years [he was]; "le


£170 XIMS FAYRE AT


b o l t o n -b y -Ib ow l a n d A successfullXmas Fair was held


In the School at lBdltori-by-Bow- for, general re­


pairs. .The ['-Fair ■was arranged only a few weeks ago by a committee of church: workprS, ,and their en-- thuslasm jresulted| ;ln the m(Mt airibltlous effort of| Ito kind lil; the


: The chair . was taken by the Rector,. Rbv. N; B. Stott,, who totro- ;duced LadyAssheton> CH.E., J.P.,


village fori many ye^s. ,


who declared | the sale open. , In -a ' •


years.- A Vote of thanks >as pro- i Wilson,:of Jerusalem'


spoke of the family had- for ' many


•tastk-ufly detorated and' filled with a large variety of goods which! had been made o^ given by supporters. In addition there tyas a bran' tub, Ice-Oreairi stall,, guessing competli- tlonsana sldri shows. The tea room was aJsdi-a busy place.' To finish off the evening ri dance was held-and was attended.by alarge crowd. The - very [satisfactory financial


_____were J five ■ stalls,; all


splendid achievement. iMiss.Stewart and Mr. R. MUns Redhead acted'as secretary and treasurer respec­ tively. |-.


congratulated ...on .this :


ried what app iared to ^® up under theh atos.] and , p ^ n s also had a white pippr, parcel The offlcCT . overtook them aM asketj t o o n s what was in the pareel. “[Eggs, he replied. Both sacks we:'e [found to contain faw.. S for an 4lanatioto Speak said:


n India. [ At home -toto hlid;to hunger brother, John,, now serving..


ueiui ,. uw


iervice. ; Anyway, ithey will have| heir Christmas at home together.!, '


rif civillari!,llfe-4nclude: '['Sergt.;; ■


: dajes'tylslphrls-tmas fare,-they are; row periririnontly sharing the 'Ijnato:


i3t. -' Mary’s-street; • and ,| L.A.C.: Harold Fletcher, Srilthlll-road. '. .'


. -V i l -


rery"i)felaTed to mariy far cerseas, lore’s all the best for Christmas viay the New Year see yoh back lome.


it- GOLF (CLEB


, ,The need lor-.a'large numberjof[ new[. inembers wqs stressed at tht /mnual! leneral meeting of Clitheroe Golf Club,,


on Saturday. .It is hoped to have ffie ull 18-hole, course ready :or play i n Spring,-and the best encoutrigement


shei^ committee could have wqu d be the[ nupport .'of an enthusiast^ body of;


»easurer, Mr. F., J.' Hargrrives, solid-j i r, Mr. J.! H., Ramsbottbm; anditors, | • lessrs..Porter, Matthews; Mafsden arid,


. B. Mitchell: captain; Mr.|R jY, Par-1 l cinson; secretary.- Mr.' |J.' ‘BJackbum;,!


embers. ;. Mr. F. J. Hargraves - pre-[ ?or the coming year! President,. Capt.i


: iervice he, was unafilmously elected an


result #as atoum oj( £170, and thb committee to[ general and. the .stall holders [to pariticular are to be warmly: ■


Although these greetings. jWUl be SeL'


Ih the Lancashire [Fusiliers, j Johns: leave' is' [ preparatory to [ overseas,


(tor' Wml Stratton; Holly .BMk,, iatoum, 'ls| spenffiffig' hls" first, ihrlstmas at ,‘home


Dr; and Mrs. Mr.iand Mrs., Mri H ■ Lyor Mif.i ana Jifrs. ■


•K i i 'R T iS R fo ia - ■


■ ■ and Mrs. su^St.. kiilU (^litoeroi' ' ' ’ ffia"! •’/ . l.C.'...


II 1 11 1 2 2 I'l 0 11 0 0110 1! 1


Macdonald .... R. Sutcliffe ,i.. 3


H. wnoiey .......


Wi Rogers, Esq. ;.-.-.Mt•'i• • • .• T. iRydeheardl'Esq. (2nd,don.)


FilDawson,- Esq., .Eshton-terr.


Mtosrfii-W. iWestoeadj & Sons-. itcL'.L.i.-'M-'-" •••••••••••••


Mr. ariU MtoiC. G. Ro^-.--' R.A.O.B., Crown Lodge,No. 869


f6r some[ time!;,,


[the Original sale'of sliver,sto; .... been?; more, \ m aid Mro.,V|


------: -:• -


Mr. and Mrs. , E. Poreest ]y[is. -j. pato mS


M orth,'.i Mr. and Mrs/ T. Cole ^ • w atid ,


Those-!iwho-' will not eat i., Sid:,.. Mfs. J. H. Rlgson' ... ■: J


i!m(ss M. a. Squthworth


] ^rahk ' Rushton', • HlA.F.; LqadlngT, - Seamari- Tom S'oott; Tom Dewhprst'!


M'lyo: ■ ’p ?l W.V.S S


PpstEges andclilU ZcgioLivlviwXi •••. ' U A subscribed in


I , ■ i


;he above monies £56 Is. 4to.* V93 ship'haif-perinieSv'


re^tratlon


sided. '' ! " , [ -I I , "i '■ The following is a list [of fife! officers;'


member. :■ ■■,1'!': j!',' : : ' Before the war. [the Clitheroe Golf Dlub was becoming - widely known.' It is to be: hoped that 'lloVefs ',of the ‘antlent’’: ‘game.'will -rally round to ■ msure that it is. toon riestored to its


Dosltion of prestige.! - 1 ' ' OHRlSTaUS, PARTIES


institute gave, all the childrm of,the: (Jrlndleton! parish an Xmas party on


£ laturdayv' when. Miss:=Joari Chamley pened the proceedings. ( In ■: Chatbum Church ■


won by Mrs. Driver. Refreshments . a ri ptoekent itea in the Scho )l were itorved, and tne isoolaLhalf-! .topptag'.Sunday rSchtol cllldren of


sided. [Thanks were voiced by Mrs. ’I'he prograirime ..j.. Driver rind Mrs. Smith! The compe-, plays, ^and^ a pank titlon ifor home-made toys


^jOsterdw^^ Ladies of the 'Grindietoi. Village,


aonorary life-member, of [the :lub,.with ■ ill the privileges arid powers of a full- ■


s secretary Mr. A. Langshaw resigned. 1 : To show appreciatjbn of hiq valuable


Khlner. Messrs. J. Greenwood,; J. E.'| Dook, J. Lupton, A.iLangshaw and Dr, Macdonald were elected [new directors. j' After many years of yeoman service;


v


METHODIST SCHOOL. - Members . V. the’ JuriiorGuild,arranged-a;concert


CHATBURN


-arid social last Friday night, in'support; of the Blitzed Churches Fund.' [The event proved a complete success. ,|[The,,previous evening,, the Juniors t wtoe; entertained at a party glvefitolC'


of


.Tqesday fught, at'which all the . teach-' ! nTRT.Cl rf.tm—A -T ---- -------------- -


Happy tlirie.'’v ' V ..r '■ '! [,[ 1 1: ■


K/.v,4r


he [Woteen's Fellowship, and speritii' I (There'was-q Sunday School party, off


ers lent theirilaid.''Mr. Rendell'was iff - charge of, the'games.


11 •


were:-iMeSdames;'Clarke; Teasdale and wls;,.Mesdame3''[Sharpe, .Alstto' 'and--, lljpriJifk-oiito-'.Mrs. Sharpe and.


Institute on Saturday night. iMiss C.,; Pijeettian'iwas in charge. Prize-wtoners,


Mr & I^rs. RICHARD for:


[ wish all.t|ieirfrien(is very Happj


'1[ and New.'Year.


nary iepartment were .to ;er- to Individual class iheld a


|:-word' a !festive, appearance.-' GaBes -„.^'!?6r-/tl)e ■


sday, wlfen^arents provided tne ’ ohiitfito"; AU' the | rb6ms


Fibblesdale 'Senlori.'Sti Jamfes'sJ p'atttbiic'and Low Moor) thet'. festivities.


, ; ad


the . md . lad ‘


I '!(:'


were 'played-in the school hall : 1J ■ : .puniTs: at the Grammar School,


i at the (Pendle Junior. School p, 'I (pHurch .


Ml-, aid Mrs. H. Boothman EdtoondSoh.Esq.; and Mts. R. J. Caven '


r. arid Mrs. G. Hetherington


11 2 2 1: i


1 :t


•. arid -Mrs. F.' Margerison .. ;terBrlari pawley.,(aged 6).


J. IE; Cook,i:®sq. . M^ssrU. W.'Elackbpn & Sons


0,10 1 1


J; a Cowglll -.i ,G. W; Words-


0!10| 1 1!


S .'^tfeide .. 2 1 2 js, . E s


Prevlo and' -__ and' Mrs,


iclmowieked- i’. 221 i E. Gbates


' 1; 1 2 2


ents 'and friends,, to| whom they are


, ®esei, wiUf be betoto Christmas, so:— ------- - wltoes tb all members of the Girl Gu de mWemerit. ' May i l936 : bring tosh o ' ....... 1 for service, good cam^i ng


my!' labtl.’,'Notes’ b here are my best


an CO itries.:;:


pportunities coptact,


0HRIST3IAS APPEAL with' Guides '■ of ' other


TREFOni.


THE,:.-! IAYo)r’A'-,-WELFARE r.FCk' Supscriptioris iMtslusly


reqpiyed [tel, December


d .' 0 0 0 0. 0;


0 0 0 6 0 0. 0 0


annual .Christmas Fair i I successful.: The proqeed-


he'3S-' .l ^bAthe WCto^ (Rkrlsh Chp®' a° ^a^amitt ienroUek ; two Guides, Uderstarid, wbryl satisfied and pleasid


a^d i eybhing. !>lAmorigst who,; I


J,-|i\, A^ocls


‘ Babes'to! the W'Ood,’ wrilcji Is 'iqow ,1 such a realistic exWbltion that at least tg produced fo‘r presentation oP


■flrstold: I bear'the '! casualty "-gav( thougto theto


the^ ■ ■■i" ■!. ! i '■ ■!' ' 1 "i , CHRl


STMAS '111' !i


V' . , ' - - i ' j - 1945.


.. U' ' ' T ... [•' ! ! ■ i 1 ; : 1, ' ' : 1


, ■ 1 i 1 r I . ' .1 .' i ' i 1 :■ 1


OE IG l i l GEIBES


.thA'Miiatiofa or the’j.lBt I'Glitheroe' ha^e,.beeb.^to^d .of,-..their, isbccessful


■ 'I 'was '5 sbrr^ ■ I was; ,uhable. ,tb [ aocebt w ..v*vere


with the’ gerieral smartness. ( ' ' Hiring ,pat]rol4lm,e.[ jedohi patrol 'gafre


■rid presented first, class and proflcieniy .j idges.arid’toUlce stara, ; Later she uspecfed: tori. Company, and ,was, I


■


CB^ilSTMAS GREETINGS: & BEST , WISHES ,f6Ri 1946. TO i ALL i MEMBERS OF


t h e MAYOffi 'APPiEAL ]fl


' I Fund, out of which so than ! cases havs! been agisted jiq war-time istringehoy or.ic ' I fortune, i nd 11 am conflden


I There ire still many p ' require h tip; oh accouhe ,of


A


i ' tomers. i. '' ' I: : ! All contributions w ' ledged in he local Prbs commend the purpose of t


’ ;■ JAMES !Mayor's Parioto'Clitlierbe- 5th December, 1945.


CHRISTMAS GRE. •AND ALL GO TO OUR


)6n I , ,, -j-


' without'them arid their ba (jlltherbe’B- blff .efforto 'itf


at Malvern. It is' hard r. what Cllthdroe 'woy}d i-h


V (prominent part. One offle


toe war'-and in 'mum 'ieopIal-,evtots [.they,lihAve


1 tlcular hto always been t. [ wheneverlhelp-of suggest I been neededir^Malor,’) Au are glad tmatlthe Town' Tuesday ackriowltoged debt wnldh the' tjorou


, -the varltos'icommandfr i and merilof the -{Royal ' and-to-Major A.ustln,-fo. have mcEint to Clitheroe


i for ‘ the Royal 'Gramma! : more esiecially,' .fjerhap ' 5Ports slle, and It wt.j gesture tJ,at yesterday he


[ out. years of- teXtreme' Major Austin has done a


0 0. 0 0 0.' O'.0 0 6 0


-0 0


0


O' 0


: he is helc by the boys.'ai gratitude, Mehtlopiof t mar Schc ol prompts an [ “Hamlet,’.;Wh.l0hxlsi;t| formed by the' School . Society li. February; iThe will be played by Derek T an excerpt Is I to ibe reitof


0 0,


0 : 0


0 ‘ 0 0 0


0 .0


0 ' 0 0 0 0 0


rotal to: date.-.£76:119 6; j


COMFORTS- FUND;' : LOW MOOR.


t' In closing the-above’fund, the WiV.S, Pender grateful ithanks'to all supporters.


[Charettesi to ,ro.u,„.


Y.M.C.A. Mobile Canteen i to Servicemen,-1942 ....'72


S.O.W ..


Sqlufe the Soldier Red Cross.. Friendless Soldiers and Sailors


dllojffing is the statement of accounts- 11943 .... 81


— 1944 .... 95 P’ . 1943 ...-. 96


Wings for-Vlc ory ,Red Cross'; . Ill 5 0 i '


_____ .... 43 . :2 ff


0 0 . 0 0 0 0 '6 (12 6


£420 0 0-, 16 [1


jS. d. ': 1.9 0:-


3 WILKINSON, Mayor.; , r, Cll|heroe.;


i Forces, later i that y^ari. : awarded the “ Bulcock Pr. at school for his work lit


Entwlstle.'of Claremont, commissioned' In 'the shire Regiment ‘ apd ,j)0?ted tO|the 2nd Puii3,3b An old boy of !th0 Off..... he gained] hlsi Higher _.. fleate' tol 1944, and ;


News has - -beeri’ .recelv-


[ Cadet Force—he heldith ! Sergeant-tlnstruQtor; :’jHe. ■vlously .gained Certlflcat


[ P.T. -and . an '‘A.X.’'Oer' ' -the Army P.T, School, Aid Is the first Army Cadet T to be cotaimlseioned, -ant


: time assistant seefett Men’s Institute I; ! i i'


gold cuf-links and _ r. ■ memen-toi ofithe esteein


Invited U the school on ithe< Ohrfetmas'[recess t


artute of [ the R ho have beer ■oe apprpxlm ards tile end <, muary isi golng h stogulatly qu (that thri nt" I'.up by No.' l


gr;


VI D


'of all local branches of B , '[ildn'dly consented-'(to-.reo^


I ‘ Church Sweet, Clitheroel'ariL ' ! over cbrilributloris from


hese ■diff;cult times, 'll b Large an^ 1 smajl subsc; ! j-[ to me., or to the.BprouM


citizens o: [Clltherbe will: wlsl t ml-assistmee in theirjlpO' e equally iwelcome. They


s the Christmas season i I I eauinestly appeal toj.i«


the Borough for contribute


1 arid 2) and had been; v,7 Western Command certi


' training in the [local ,-tmto valuable {preliminary lira hls Army service. A Parish Church, he iwas f


1 Sunday- afterriorin-i-wrilfii (to Preston the Coloui Second Battalion, L6yal, which were paraded froni way Station-to Fulwood. The Colours'Were hitlri^ri ■at Stogaporel''iidr.'i fou Several members of , . who were. -taken ' prison Singapore fell took par parade,' -and • there; wa.s muster of “ old toMfades, whom wore Bde?' Wari, dec! ■!'


Thousands of town -p


■ being presented in Maif 1909.


that he i6aw'ithe'",presenl to


B ;![ '-'.t'l*'; rigadier. .[[Underwood


i bid school: friends ot Mil Parker, !2a, Klrkmpotorofr eroe, wiir be interested ■ that she is [ appearing season’s - panitdmime,. 1


:! she has, been ]aripear!nl


' pantomime at the P a y Chester. During thtosumiil


' ■ i , : ; ,*[■„ 'it'[■[if’ [At a I meeting ,:at j Blad


lor ballet dancing. '


. pdol; Monica,! who !was , ' at Rlbblesdale School; left ’to join the ‘,‘(3ueen of,


Wood,’’ at the ..Opera Houl


'children's ballet 1 li). th| Blackpool. Shri’hak receni the RA.D. eietoentariy exi


Wednesday of and .Clitheroe) /Area Committee it;"was repol the number of inmates View on December


mas gifts of Inoriey for tot The Committee I again


'rin adequate|uppl)T. y : i[ [Dairy farmers riiust-


the auestion of, the pr adequate water supply a stltution, and it was res( Clltheroe Corporation .he give the: approximate; d: ■when the Committee' .c


ihlgher milk yield.-said , Davies, Assistant Genera of the Milk Marketing B ■well -totterided '[meeting


' evening. Among those pre ,Mr. Chris Law.:;chairman


Padlham ' Towri-jiHall ‘M


shire Farpier^,fc ^ritoh> i Harry Lee, of Clltneroe.


“ B in


___ ______ ____ , , 8th I


compared 'with 57 [ a 3 Thanks were conveyed Finder- and Miss Harris f


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