’■fiV .-'.S'-. F O U R JffilHGD ST CHURCH HARVEST


lOrSO a.m. AFTERTO "HARVESTS


|p,']|:bw^RDs;


ON SW IC E lA the Church a t> 0 pint. A Demonsti^tibn ^ t i tle d - : j


,


tij^o j ROUND; 'iUlE WORLD ” P a n t e d by the pchplars'. > ,


• Scholars Hanes ■ j. ; :i ■•Cpli^eo.


2-30 and 4-30 on Saturdayj afternoon, | I 1 MONDAY NEXT, 30th ISEPTEMBER


GMlS of Fruit affVegei . ' : Harvest ^ I ; ■


SALE OF fruit! AND IVEGEllABIiES IN THE NEW BOOM | i I I '


I ;| • i I.. ,At 7-4^tor‘:


■ ' I .At-7-0 pan.-, ■ - j i'j}- i|.


) I i V. Arranged by lh( Ex-Service Meiu


Congregational I ‘ ' Barrow


Chujrch,


SUNDAY NEXT,iSepi Preacher


Harvest Thanksgiy^g 29th


Afternoon - 2-15; ' (Evening Anthems by thej Choir.


REV. F. iw. BAKEWELL; |4sc. 6-0.


CHRIST CHURCE CHiAlB^RN;


^imdayiNext,iSlpLj29tli I


H 1® ^ t ||k i s ^ C I S :; :M j : .


A R


18- 0 a.mj:i iHoly potonunloh. 10-30' a.m.: I i'Matlnis! and.Semon.


Preacher:, |rEV., H.|.'jTOiraSEND, I Vicar of L a ^ o . i | j-


2-0 Family ^rvlcejj I Preakey; TBjE VICM.


lo-30 p.m.i:i Evensong & Sermon, I (Preach^;!' j | j !


j REY. E| HURFORIMONIS, I Vicar- of ■


Pendleton; i!i " ' CollecWons for. Diocesan j^iinds.


METHODIST CHURCH, ; G R IN D L ^ ^


i AN! ENTERTAINMENT AND i SOCIAL GATHERING J


THE ROYAL ARTILLERY! ASSOCIATION.


Clitheroe and District Branch


OPii^G ' CLUB NIGHT


- (1946-47 SEASON) - .' ! iat the


I •


Starkie i Arms Hotel i at 8-0 pm. on ■ ■


THURSDAY NEXT OCTOBER 3rd, 1946


Messrs. MOSS & WINTERBOTT0M Entertainers.


Itefreshments. AU


who at any time have serv( in the Royal Artillery are , cordially Invited. ,


THE HALL, LOWERGA fr:


GRAND DANCE DAY NEXT, OCT. 4th Dancing 8 p.ln. to h a.m.


MH^HAEL PRYLE & HIS BAND


ADMISSION 12/6 - 'iPORJCES R k t of Admission Reserved;


-Spot,Prizes ' Refreshments


will be held in the MSTITDTE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4th.I 8-Op.m. to2M) .ajm. BRADUEY’S BAND.


TOSS IDE. A DANCE


oh I ■|


SUNDAY NEXT, ^epti Services at 2-0,.and-6-0 o’plotsk.


.'WUlhehelioDii] L 'j?^a»aier:'j


Rp. J. S.,YEARSIiEY; I Soloist.


MR. CLIPTORD. Sj# ra . Your presence and su]IPWP


, are e^nestly soUclbed; I M O O R i A n E


M E T H O D I S T t H U R C h ! ^


' I j ' ' -11' ‘'


Sunday Nex^iebtiilth lOiSOaj


Rev. JOHNi S. ifrO!p.mi:


1 CLITHEkOE Congregational C hiirlch


''Worship at.10-30 ajm. and 6-1) I


Rev. C. J.' Gt/ILDFC!. I -..... r -r’ ' |-


c u ih ero |e j PARISH CHURCH


19-30 a.m.: 6-30 pan.:


Sunday Next/Sept. 2^ a.ni.: iHCffiY lOOMMDllflON: h6ly tookwroinPN: iMATINB " [EpiNS^NG;


8-0 9-15 a.m.:


co-op^ aTive GuiniD boom WOMEN’S GUILD


QPENDfG


Tuesday Next, Octoberl at 7-0 p,m. Admission:


lAL St


Members, 9d.;i Non-Member. ;. Including; Refresh|nentsj


Intending new members’' will ( cordially weltbrned.


bei-


MASS MEETIN<^ In the;


CONSERVATIVE CLUB, ..-CLITHEROE


FRIDAYyOCT.4th, dtS * ;55pcaKcre;


. M r . R i c h a r d J p o r t


. Subject; '“CON^EBVA'TISM TO[daY’’ : LIEUT-^MMANDEB i


G u r n e y B r i i t h w a i t j e ; R i . P . C o , u n c i l I o r | R G a t t e r a U , M


lAll Electors should attend regard ess of -!,'.


1 • '• !>' y. ■ - ' ' i;. Party. I'-


Subject : “Socialism 'In Practice as seen by a Trade Unionist.” , I


pim.


;1/- ) '


Sololst at Evening Gervloe i MRS.IS.HOUl


Sunday Next, Sept. iSith : conducted bir


LEY Mr. ERIC LEfeS, M S . .A. ADMISSION 2/- , I j | 29th’


WOBSiPON WOMEN’S UNIONIS ASSOCIATION.


CPAIBURN, i DOWNHAM and


WHIST DRIVE .. will be held In . '


T l^ CHURCH INSTITCTE, CHATBURN,


j 'on .1 TF URSDAY, OCT. 10th


ti> commence at: 7-30 p.m. ADMI^ION 1/9


MR. FORT will present the Prized ncludtag IRefreshments.


Young Conservatives’ Association ■


(WHALLEjE BRANCH), ; 1 , GRAND


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18tl ' ■


a iw Al ball In .the,


ASSEMBLY. ROOMS, WHALLEY . Dancing -ftoi all ages) -I


from 8-O .p.m. to. 1-0 a,m., w| NUTTAU’S dance band.; I TIGKETS (2/8


!


obtainable from .'Whalley Member^ No admission without ticket,


Have you bought your ticket ■ '


.for . . , ! THE K.S.C.


SUPER N o m n , dance?


Friday, October I8th .'i •,


. i |- • j- ■ j


■ DONT ^MISS .THIS DANCE 1 OP DANCES I '


ADUmSISION 2/6 - “ FORCES1 .PRELIMINARY INOTICE


GIRLS’ GRA!UMAR SCHOOL I . I; •'Will ^present ■'


j "TW A ELFTH NIGHT?


NovJ 19thy 20th and 21i; In 1


st. MARY’S HALL I Preliminary Notice -' 'FANCY.! SALE


;i will be held ■ ( rther particulars latgr.


f jBOWLAND.FOREST YOJDNG FARMERS’ CLUB . |. Intends to hold


Evening Classes Veterinary Science


. : AT DUNSOP BRIDGE (oring the tvinter ntonihs.


Wilt ■dll .who,'I are' Interested pleas. notify the-Secretary, Miss K Coates, Brennand, Dunsop Bridge. >' ■


|


IN THE' HALL, LOWEBGATEI ECEMBER 14th, 1946 j


|


Chainiian: . Mrs. :C. MitcheR. : ' GUtk yrlll be received by Mrs.' E. Cross. ';lon;for phuroh Funds. I .


i ^ 6^ pjni: Eev.'.’b^.' HARXijEY jrOTiYi ___


Special Anthems by. thb Choir. .gratefullyIrfebelved betwecu|


■ |


SUNDAY NEXT SEPTEMBER 29th


DOUBLE-BARNES


The bridegroom, who was on denioblllsatlon leave, was dressed


,


sUk het over taffeta, a flowing veil and; orange-blossom head-dress, She carried h '(bouquet , of pink carnations. .She was given aWay by !her,’father.!;. Thte .bridesmaids, who wore, gowns


of ’paie^lue ■ satin trimmed with wine! and : carried bouquets of anemones, were Miss. Sheila Double and'Mlss Joyce Mitohenson,,flanc6e of-the best man.:


attended by over 50 guests. The happy couple, who have received many useful presents, left for their honeymoon In the Isle of Man..


! : ; .0 k S : .^ p b b : ' : .,


sod' Of Mr. land Mrs. .H. Elms, 36, Ibjxgfleld-road, , Trowbridge, WUte., ahd, Miss Emma' Kathleen Wood, youngest daughter* of Mr. and Mrs. P .; Wood, Higher Wood : House, EBaldbum,'were!,married a t Sti Andrew’s Church, Slaldbum,.. on Saturday.


! Mr'; Donald (Herbert Mmsj- eldest


vlere Miss Mary Elms, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Rose Oomlsh, friend.. .


satin,' with embroidered veil, and hiead-;dress of ;orango-blossom. She cgfrled a bouquet, of white cama- tlops.} . Both ■ .bridesmaids were, attired In dresses of blue taffeta, with blue floral (head-dresses, and they Jiad bouquets of pink carna-.


iThe bride .wore a dress of white tlohsli


father; the' best man' was Mr. Douglas Elms, brother of the bride­ groom; and Messrs. John: and Thbmjas. Wood, i blowers ■ of ;the: ■bfide,! were groomsmen.'During the


: The bride vm given away by her > ; - . ■


Village Hall, Sloldbum, and; later Mr.! Apd Mrs. Elmis. left for. their honeymoon, at Southport, .the bride travelUng In a maroon coat, With navy 1 accessories; !Mr. Elms pre­ sented his bride ..with a link of POajrlsi and to the'bridesriialds he gave powder-comjpacts. The bride’s gift to the bridegroom (was a gold slgnet-rlng.' They'will make their' home at Trowbridge. . _


FREEMANf-WALMSLEY


1 held at the Dog and Partridge Hjotel; HARWOOD-rKENDAL


: attended -by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Marjorie Kendal. Mr. Denis WUsem was best man. Presents to the 'bride Included gifts from work-friends employed


Methodist Church, the Rev. J. S. Yearsley performed the wedding of Mr.'iBdmund Harwood.ol 19,’Peel- street. CUtheroa, to Miss 'Margaret Kendal, of 3, Port-street. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. Alan Kendal, and


■On .Saturday, i at Moor’ Lane


by- Messrs. William Westhead and Sons, Ltd., Salford Bridge Mills.


HOWABD-HABBISON


of iwhite satin, her long bridal veil being -held In- place by a coronet of orangel-blossom. She carried a shower-bouquet of red carnations. . She was attended by MlssQueenle


conducted the ceremony, which was choral;] .with -Mrs. Shaw a t the organ. !


■The iRector, Rev. i J; M. Shaw, '


J spent in .the Lake District. Mr. and I Mrs. Howard 'wlU live at Newton. The 'gtoom's present to the 'bride was a coat, and to the bridesmaid he gave a powder-compact. The bride .^ve' the ’groom a slgnet- rlng..


KAHN-VEEVEBS


dress, a head-dress of feathers and black accessories, .the bride was given laway by her father. She' carried; pink roses. ■ ;'


All Sal nts’ Church, Pendleton, on Saturdiy, when Mr, H, J. Peter B. Kahn, B,Sc., only son of Dr. and Mrs. Kahn, of Bristol, was married to-Mlsjs Mary ;D. Veevers, (eldest daughter of Mr; and Mrs. R. V e e V b r 5, of 11, Pendle - road, Clitheroe.. iWeaijlng a mlstTblue moss crepe


A pVetty wedding .took place 'at


tof the .’groom) wore an ensemble of doye-grey moss crepe,. black accessories and a head-dress of flowers, She carried red roses. . ■ Mr. Fred Clay was best man, and


Nancy jKeevers, whqcwas attired In a dress| of cherry-red mOss crepe, a flowerefl head-dress- and black accessories. She carried a ‘bouquet of cream roses. The ether brides-' maid, Miss Eva Maria“KOhn (sister


. to attendance was her sister. Miss


Mr. A. I Veevers, , groomsman. The Rev. E. Hurford-Jones officiated,


the Angel and Royal Hotel,- Don­ caster.] The honeymoon has ibeen


reception was held at


ton, last Thursday, Mr. James M. Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. James 1 Howard; of Salisbury Hail Farm, near Clitheroe, was married to Miss Oracle i Harrison, daughter of “Mr: and Mrs. J. Harrlton, of Qrangerlane, Rosslngton. . The ibrlde was attired In a goiwn


: At St. Michael’s Church, Rosslng-


I on Monday; of Mr; Harold Haig BWeman,'seventh Son of Mr.'and 'Mrk Thomas Freenian. of Old Hive, Chipping, and Miss'Elizabeth Irene Walmsley,' only daughter of Mr. WRUam Walmsley, bf -DunderdaleS-, street, Longrldge. A reception was


^.Tha]we^dlW' tw : place at St, ■^atthOlonleVi^' -Church, Chipping,


Eden. was sung; Mrs. .Waterwortb was organist; “The reception :was’ held in the


service, which was conducted ,by the) Rev. T.. W. Castle, .the hymn e Voice . that-' breathed: o’er


:Jhi(attendance; upon the hrlde • i -'y., A'reception at the Sun Inh was ',


•In ‘n'aval uniform,' His' friend, :Mr, Kenneth Worswlck, late of ( the Merchant N/ivy, m s best man.' The groomsmen were Mr. Alan Double, ami Mr.'ifack iBames. • ; : i - • • The bride wore a gown of white


side' Chlpptog;, to Barnes, only daughter of Mr. and Mijs.r W. Barnes, of Elland, Yorks. The j ceremony, which. was chot£d, was .conducted by the Vicar,,Rev, Mr.'Gibbons.;


and !Mrs.rA. E, Double, of Brook-! Chipping;: to Mlto Ehld M.


Saturday the .wedding took place o f ' Mr. A- D. Double, ddOst son of Mr. 1


At Chlppliig Parish (Church last ^ „


horse-iShbe Donald.


and. Mrs, MacDohald played, 'the. organ for thS h iimii." The-Klng of On: leav^g the church the ■ ■' hted .with,a silver Master Ian Mac-


tm prese; 0 .


Inn, .Pendleton, I .the happy cquple left for . thfe Lake District. .Th^ bride travelled i in -a blue tweed costume, with accessories In navy- blue. They ,wUl reside at Leicester. ' Presents were'received from; the


After a ’reception at the Swan


clerk; ■the! superintendents )and teachers of Clitheroe Parish Church Sunday School, Klndergarteii Dept.; and from ;coUeagues of. the ’groom on the staff ipf Taylmcratt, Ltd;


Dtefrict Bapk,Clitheroe' Branch, where the .bride :?as employed as a


Pi^KER.-GBbTlTHS !


Coach and I HorSes: Hotel. " The 'bride’s g if t. to the fgroom was; a clgarette^jcasev To the bride he gave a handbag, arid a sliver bangle, to the! brldesm.aid. The presents, received' fficluded a mlrtor from the Bolton-by-Bowland Motor Ser­ vice, by. whom] .the,', bride Is employed. ; : 11 ;


her father, and. attended; by her friend; MlssMavlS HelUweU,' wear­ ing an'lce-^blue drpss(and burgundy accessories,; and 'sprSy of ' carnla-^ •tlons. Mr. John Parker, brother of the groom, was. bfat man.-' As the bridal party] left] the church the bride was pTeseilted with'silver horse-shoe by David Leemlng, nephew of the bridegroom. .The reception' was held at ffie


i PARKINSON-^MARSDEN


'Ted roses.. ■ ■ ; ' ! ; • I ■ i'- MTs. Barbara Clancy, who was In


bride wore a'gowii of oyster-satin and; a chiffon’net veil, surmounted with prange-blossoms, and carried


attendance, was attired in a jgowh of ;maflna-graeh. jtafleta, with a


; a bouquet of pink ctoysahthemums. A to a reception! ai the home of


ibrffie: travelled in. a dress of green ma.teflal,. yith a broWn coat [ and accessorlei They vrtll. live at 32, :Whalley-road; i Clitheroe;


the, :’grboqi, Mr.' and Mrs. Parkln- soh left for their honeymoon, i The


was.a handbag, and to ithe'matron- of-h^our,! 'a'ihrodchl- The bride gave thfe. ’grooffii’a'iMgaef-ring;


SIMPSON—NFWRnr n i The ’groom’s prerent- to ■the bride i ' j head-dre^s of ^featherk.She carried


on‘!Wednesday, .the. Rev. H. Y. Burnett officiated [at Ithe marriage of Mr. Sydney! Parking, son of Jifr. and (Mrs. 'W. Sims, |of 52, Hayhum- street, Clitheroe, ,to MIk • Florence Marsden, youngestj daughter of Mr. and I Mrs. R. “.Marten, W 32, Whalley-road; Clitheroe. .Given away by I hw father; the


At St. James’s Church, Clitheroe,


costume and . accessories, and spray of ■


Paul’s Church, Bolton-by-Bowlahd, a wedding! was solemnised between Mr.; James Banks Parker, eldest son; of Mr. and Mrs. J. Parker, Bay Gate Cottage, .Boltoh-iby^Bowland, and Miss MaTyi Jane Griffiths, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths, Wakefield, j ' The bride, wearing'. a; b ro ^


On Saturday, at SS. Peter and carnations, wm given avray 'by ADVERTISER & By THE RAVEN;


organisation, consequent upon so many i ! f the, older Sebuts having left school


pleased with this, the first cam: (the •A.S.M.) has “ rop^ in" his brother Derek to . help, and there Is no' doubt,.'of the success of this group. ' o The C.R.G.S.; grpup have had a re­


rief 'Visit and expressed himi


.tp .pttoed to; college: or professloi etc., jJo fewer: than five: new 'Fab ■Leaders have been' appointed,. s Group • committees are already cob--


Incidentally, the Association 'Treasurer appeals'to menlbefs and associates to pop ,Into the bank; and hand over the usual subscription! Any reader ofi| o these notes may become fan Associate


eastly the Association will hold an n payment of Is. lor more. ffort ', early In | the New Year.


Rovers; A conference Is to be held at Huntroyde on October i5th, when the! “Scout Hut” will ;be dedicated. : On* October 6th, a service for . youth Is to


A reminder for Scouters, Cubbers and,


Methodist Church, i Wolverhampton,; I i appeal to Scouts to organise listening-


discussions can, be obtained from the Scout Shop.


. . . WISWELL


Mr. T. Sllverwobd, Instructed by Mr. and Mra Baines, on .Wedntoday, for '£900. Solicitors for the vendors were Messrs. Easthapis and Rams-, bottom, Clitheroe.


'


ahd Mrs H' Shnutori Vallpv ;l ® different matter.: T^y vIpw


Mrs. J. H. Newbold] ,of lOHenthorni- I establlahment is to |be carried on per- road,'CIitherofe. - ji '


y Si


'With on embroidered veil held In place by i a coronet; of orange- blossoms. (Her .bouquet was ;of red carnations. I ; ; ;


CUven away by her father, the bride wore a white satin gown.


; . < ,


man, and Messrs.'N. Finder and W. Nelson, groomsmen. ; Mr. cBtord ■played the organ, for; the hymns “O Perfect Love” and “Love Diylne.’i On leaving the church the 'bride was presented with ai lucky horse-shoe by ; her small nephew, Brian (Seldard.


Edson, |who fwore a dress of pink crepe with head-dress to tone and carried a' bouquet of pink carna­ tions. I Mr. John Howard was .best man. j ' ■ , ,


Guild Rooms, (Clitheroe, Mr. and Mrs; Simpson (left .for Blspham: The; bride: wore a 'blue ('tweed costume with, navy ; accessories. They will reside at 16, Henthorn- road, Clitheroe. >


. After a reception at the o>-op. i |


The bride’s present to the 'groom was a toUet-set. A handbag was


;


received by the bride from the ’groom,


:( SMITH--M1TCHELL


Saturday at St. Mary’s Church, OUtheroe, of Ifr John H. Smith, son of Mrs. H, Harris, 113, Elmley- street, Plumstead, London, S.E. 18, apd Miss Kathleen M i tc h e l l , daughter of.JUr. and Mrs. Q. W.


Mitchell; Clitheroe. . . Given away


itwo.sUver horse-shoes 'by her god- ichlldren. Miss Anne Singleton and Master Barrlej Lancaster. ■ ■ i ' ■ ’ .'.The bridegroom.presented .the bride with a gold locket and chain., and to the piatron-of-honour he gave, a cheque. .The bride’s present


MJl.j the hymn "O Perfect Love” was sung. . Mr. H, B. Shaw^ Mus. Bao., was organist. As the bride left (the church she iwas presented .with


,'to the .ibrideglrqom was a' slgnet- rlng, From h^er employers, CUth-


eroa Laundry received a d eque, and


Co,, Ltd,, the ( bride the staff-


•bride, . was. .best: man, and . the groomsman was Mr. IV. Smith, brother of the! bridegroom. ; ' . During the; service,' which .was conducted ‘


pink, tulle head-dress with pink and blue flowersi and navy-blue shoes, -to' a,ttendance was .her frimd, Mrs. E| Lancasteri who wore a dusky-pink two-piece, tulle head­ dress with pink ,and .blue flowers, Both the bride and the matron-of- honour had sprays of tea-roseS. Mr. A. Singleton, cousin ofj.the


bride .wore .j two-piece In


. blue satin-backed - marocaln,. trimmed


Hayhurst -■ street, by her father, the


byithe Rev, H. A. Bland,' The (marriage was solemnised on |


also In attendance,(was attired In a gown of pink figUred-sUk, with a shoulder veil' and flowered head-^ dress. Both carried pink carnations. Mr. Norman, Simpson was .best


Buchbound (friend) wore a ‘blue taffeta gown, with a shoulder- length veil and a; head-dress of flowers. The, bride’s sister, who was


As matron-of-honour, Mrs: Doris' '• ' -------—-................... ..


manently and, presumably,' the noise ] with it.' Tenants) of houses in the i immediate vicinity state that the noise


*•. as . at times bitolerable.: Even Sundays


Town Coubcll took up the petition was; greatly appreciated; and'It Is hoped t that the Oouncil wlU again be prepared


tenants of the proposed new houses ■ n p the Tower Hill site Is by no means a ]


right. It; would appear that nothing will be done to -abate this public t nuisance; Unless some move is made in


he matter., The ..prospect for the leasant one.'


I . . , PRO BONO.


c Anothei letter on; the same subject I


afternoon nap. i am solemnly assured that the din wakens up the children as far away as Mearley Hall. This nuisance has gone i far .beyond the | novelty stage, and a concerted effort-; must be nlade. to stop It, If the health and well-being of a large section of our people Is worth considering.


advised me to care for my gas mask. The advice also applied to ear plugs, which I-have found, particularly useful during the (past two weeks. ' This l Infernal noise deprives both the old


omes from "Dpbrooks,” who writes : Some time ago the Home Secretary


adies and the young babies of their SLAEDBURN


the last of the summer progr,amme, was held in the Reading Room- on Monday. I t Included a “quiz” and games aranged by; F. Waddlngton and E. Harrison. ;


YF.C,—A “ surprise” meeting,


whist drive and dance, held' In the schovl last Friday (evening, was a great success. Mrs. A. H. Porter Hargreaves presented the prizes to the following: Mra'W. Waddlngton, Mrs. D. Wright, Miss Senior, Mr. J; Wolfenden, Mr. W; B. Blackwell, Mr.'T. Hsurlson, Miss Hemingway and Mr. W. Crossley.


Miss M. Hargreaves and Mr. R. Dugdale, -Miss C. Wolfenden and Mr. T. Eastham, and Miss G. Speak and Mr. H. Heaton. Mrs. Porter Har­ greaves was 'thanked 'by Mr. F. Dlnsdale. and M16s; J. Leemlng. Proceeds amounted to £25.


(Continued from previous column)


herring-bone tweed coat, and brown ‘ shoea They will live at 98, Hay-


hurst-street. ; ; ' : -


beck Caf6, Clitheroe, Mr. and Mrs, Smith left for ■ their honeymooh at'] Blackpool,..the bride travelling In a i green dress, lime - qnd - brown


gave 'her a set of oarvera . After the reception at the Roy- ]


fiOLTON-BY-BOWLAND. YOUNG FARMEBSi CLUB.—A


I , ^ r ' ‘ I - foUowing addresses :-f-


GISBURN... KBSWICKI


. RiBCHBSTER R O S E i H IP S ' ' ■ ' ' 1 I | ■ I ;


3/6 per stone :(or 3d; per pounh) will be paid for ROSE HlPS w^n orange or (turning red, delivered to the. VOLUNTARY ORCiANISER for the ^ n t y Herb C o bm i t te cT S


|


OIJITHEROH ... Mi^ E. M. Bayhuist, Senior bent School.


Mr, J. iWalm^ley, New HaU, -Waddlngt'on, Mr; J; A. Precdousj Sohoolhoijs'e, !i Mrs. M.- Odgen., FeUslde.' ~ ^ ''


I ' I ' g ^M . J. I^owies, St„Peter| and 6^, Paul’g;


with I the vitamins they wouM lordinarlly] gel from fresh fruit, . i ; COLLECT ONLY |N DRY -lyEATHER,


(


They’re coming through . ) , _ . I - ■ ■ (''■


x new models, i ,


iBOJJGHLEE ... Miss F. Bchofleld-,: toughlee Natlonaji School. requirid to Upiily children to; wbter


me CatiiollQ


to co-operate with i the ratepayers in habltahts at large have a common


ordinary amenities of life In a residen­ mtial neighbourhood; to which the j


aking steps to secure, for the')


might expect that our' week-ends will | not-be interefered with. The. prompt manner In which the j


re-not free from, it.' At least we


on; Saturd^, ;the Rev. Ivor PiMi exception of the. petition presented to officiated' at the 'wedding of Mr! ThohiaS'Simpson, Eldest ton of’Mr. i


Ap St. Pauls Church, Low Moor, tolerated without .protest, with the ' T®)™ 'Council In' 1944, but sn


character In peace-


^ ® residential neighbourhood 'passes comprehension," The


the type complained of v I AS a. war emergency .the noise (was I station at 'Waterloo. . ; . ,'


parts of Olltheroe were relieved of-the nuisance which they have suffered for several years in consequence of. the nolSe issuing from! the engine-testing


EDITOR’S POST-BAG . i I Slr,-7-It Is about time that residents


: • ,. NOISE' n the' northerly and! north-easterly


' Extracts from sp >eches of the Rt. Hon. E. Shinwell, M.'P., Minister I of Fuel and Power.


^ .


k t . l4tlL--r“ The. better atmosphere in the industry is an augury I': of success.” ' , , 1'


; Oct. 21str— I “Tlie coal portion. is so ask for a greater ^o r t.’] 'Jan. 17th.—“ The fuel j position --------- Is very much —


grave that I am bound to I J I


.Jan, 29th.—“ The existing, position contains all the of industrial disaster.” '


- -Y '1 I '1


anticipated in; Septembelr, ahd there is enough to see ''I


indostry and homes safely through the Winter,” .1 : . 1 :


elements Feb. 10th.-“ It is no use thinking of bore clothes or more food,


or more goods in. the shoits, or. more anything j ib unless We can get more coal.”


June 4th.—“I am not so alarmed about coal is some


people.” [Advt.]


FOR £900,—A freehold bungalow, -1 Hlgb.Fleld," Wlswell, was told by.


Ideas and suggestions propounded.;' Question-papers to ; guide isubh |


n groups to be prepared to discuss the from Darlington Street' . . . i


Parish Church have arra'tiged a whist WVe for- October,, and a Jumble Sale for;November; C.R.GB., their annual effort In November: Castle, a Jiimble l sale In October, ana a. dance later; and


ridering .the Inevitable efforts ' for aising funds : during, the winter. WORKERS’ EDUCA'nONAL ASSOCUCnON


I Have you an alert mind? If so we want you I at these Closes. If n k why n6t acquire One? I 'Discussion is an esseni ial part of our activities.


Held in the ROYAL j Tuesday! EVENINGS Commencing October 1st at 7-15.


"I history, of EUROPEAN emUSATTON.?


, TutorMr. T. KeUji, M.A.


' ! j, THURSDAY EVENINGS .-■ ■ ■ Commencing October 3rd at 7-15.


“ AFFRECIA'TION OF |mUSIC.” . |; Tutor: Miss Moor.


Illustrations on records will be given


GRAMMAR SCHOOL FRIDAY EVENINGS


Commeilclng October 4th at 7-15.


.1'LOCAL' AND. CENTRAL GOVERNMENT.”


•Tutov ; Mr. H.; Fowler. I BA.. BSc, |V FRIDAY EVENINGS


Commencing October 4th at 7-15. “PHILOSOPHY.”


Tutor: Rev. E. ;c, E. Bourne, M.A. ' i i T H A L L E y , G L A ^ S i n C !. o l' E J S c h o o l ; W h k l l e y


Further particulars maj' be obtain id frim the Secretary A. Bimei MA.‘


WEDNESDAY EVENIN]GS, conuuenobig October 2nd, at 7-15 pjn. ‘ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL' HlSTofey: OF_ MODERN; TIMES.” Tu:or:!’Mr. J.


MB. T. H. TAFT, 6, (MILTON AVENUE, CLITHEROE


training. This led to ffielr first - camp, held at Pendleton Hall, a report or which by the A.SM, states:. The wfeather was fine on arrival, but later heavy , showers were experienced.-These showefs succeeded in; damping the fire but not the spirits of the campers. In;splte of the wet there were many activities and explorations. , After breakfast on thO Sunday, a short “Scouts’ Own” was held. After a hot dinner other work was done. Including axemanship, firell^tlng and the study of .common trees.; Some of the boys T took tests In the second-class schedule, boward tea time the “Raven” paid a


Pctive lot of boys. : Recently the


work, George I . a Parish Church I group are a very


ecured ' the “ Artist Badge.” .L.'s and Seconds underwent special


C I T I Z E N S '! ^ b T |C !


' : | :r ' B M A U ; WILL END I T S W O R K H C L I T H E R O E On Saturday, Sep emb^it


THE CASTLE, iMINISTRjY OF. LABOUR OTOOEj POLICE OFFICB and GP.O.


QUEMBS CAN BE ANSWER® i- - i


1 9 4 6


Castle group have acquired one more s adge-Ceorge . Hargreaves havlnr


Alan Walker hlmsefi scored 64 points for his side—a very creditable perform­ ance. The ,:CJJ.G.S. team, are to compete in the'; next rouhd of the “araham-Belsey” swimming "shield at Belper Street Baths, Blackburn, to-morrow.


, In the swimming competition,, held, recently at Accrington Corporation Baths,‘three groups took partjand after a keep contest O.R.G.S. were- Winners with 106, points against Castle's 79.


postponement of the' Scouts' apnual sports which have been arranged for October 12th.'


;;The inclement' weather-caused 'the tvy$J f e l 9 4 &


, DREADNOUGHT DRES^UTTING SYSTEM ■ Mrs. J. Ai Rond, -Prlncjlpgl,! inUteli Ladles'tb a'


. ■ school.ofjfa^ O n


FREE DEMONSTOABON at


.the


parish church SCH(X)L, MONDAY, OCT. 7th 7J30 p.m.


at 3 and


When! an Instructive Lesson id Pattern iffaklni wlU be given and a,"Talk” on making New Ojutfltsiahd iRemodelllng OM Ones!


Ladjes toterested in D i


i i Classes will be formed/' reiffl fall to. attend, ' New Bopks on Sale. Pemment Address: |«, aHn:^HGATE, SOUTHPORT. ™ .1


: committee of the Clitheroe Amateur Operitlc Socifety has] exanflhed -the fluestion of future, productions. The town and district remembers how Opera Week iised to'be one of the outstanding events :ln OUjttieroe’s


.and drama Iqvers in Clitheroe and district .Jo learn that ‘the former


ibe seen I that .the ;productloiis were [spectacular and Imposlng.jThe time has edrafe to consider ithe possibility of resujmlhg btivltles, but in com-rj mon wlt|h'!most amateur societies, naturally,! .after seven years of inactivity !ln the Clitheroe 'Society i there are bound to be manyi chariges] In,personnel and In: local attitudje.[, |: ,!"


;! '• t 1


i !lt has b eb 0vldent, however, th a t ' there is great local jlnterest, ^nd many peopleware aipdousi to see further productions. [The pre--:trar | Oommlttee, fcOUng that the Clith­ eroe public desired a show, have carefully considered] the i pos?!- bllltlesj jbut,: naturally. It (is im- ^ssible, ;to: estimate the number jof Mrfonp®^®'av.^ble or the number of people definitely interested; bough] ; to associate; themselves! Actively! vdth .the Society. A' public heeting has l.jbeen Arranged! fOr [ext Friday, when ah ^iltllne of tlje.


f_jen suggested; Includbg] ‘‘The Desert jSong.l - “Tht Vagabonld King,” ‘,‘The Belle of .NewiYbrkj” ■ ■"an^d“TheLa4y


___ ____ „„1 shows haije


- Merrle! England ” o : the Rose,” ' '


fleld for the 1 November Munlcip^ Elections a t . fCUtheroC. Three m them are retiring members i who are seefctag re-election—the! Mayoy (Councilor J. i WUhlnson) janpl Councillor, F.; Dugdale .(ConservaJ tives), and CouncilloriD. Critchlb


. E ig h t— ------ — I—, —I- candidates arc.! now! in] thb


(Labour). The other five are:! Mr. rer


Mr. H. I Bush (Ijabour);


h inhua'


, Drivel: and Mr . Rol ervativd),, ______


Duckworth aiid Mrs. E . *


and Mr.


iMrs .RAViprti! fConi J.: E n 't^%


20,261. Figures' have j lncre(ised yearly; the Issues last rear nunr- hered 5.349A83,! while the book stock was 684,834, of which' 471 per cent, w^ adffit Action. 'Whallm .the nearest local !centre, and there the borrowers -number 867, .to 'wjiom 35,340 ibOTks iwere Issued ilast year. There are ' n ow 310 centres] to the area,' and] 247,724.'borrowers. -Especially valuable work Is perj- formed by the' -book vAh 'service which operates.: In the : Ndrth Lonsdale, Garitang and i Squtn


centre to be opened was at Whl^tori, and within a year 86 other centrer were operating; During-the secon] year the library Issued 248,50 bboks, and. the'-hook .fetock [W


a|


Lonsdale areas. !# ' » * '


better than was


;lils departure with regret.-! |l,


He! has -been'i at-Do^'ham; f nearly wo years, during wht peiilod he'has endeared: hlmsel( tc- the pailshlonerkJ! They'Will regard


CllA A C V O JCtA A '.W*v ]E! ! I*, j * * ]'■ !


During !tills (week roughly 2j million Contributory old-age pen-


jcontrlbutofy i pensioners—who arc to tot li;crease£!-are having .theh new pension 'oraer books sent tc '*


1


though, jbnt we tare jgettbg a nice] selection 'of well-known


Nqt_ very many of them yet, ' I ( :


0. ,®0| i* Jjod are wantbg a good o^ take a: look at bur range


Spot dance prizes were won by


J . A S P D E N “ • ;• '■ -■ : i ' . Telephone 81. -


The House for Service.


And stating clearly why they regard themselveis as entitled ■ to ' the Increased pension. Pensioners who had rerirra and have since resumed •work should not' apply to the Post pfljee for a new. book.' This wlU only create difficulties] They] should .■wr[te to the Ministry glvingjall the kadts.


a * 4|


Icjcal i committee M Savings Movement is


; , Quick and efficient rispalrs.


JACK WAREING FOR (500D WOOUJES ; I ^


New delivery of "


CHILDREN’S JER$EYS, JUMPERS, CARDIGANS, TWIN SETS, pijESSES, etc. Stockists of Ijtfatita, poryiUe, aeriy, Lbdux, etc.


jack WAREING FC|R (Kffi-RAY SKIRTS Tel, 3502 19, LORD STREET, BtAGKBURN Tei.5502


■^tllj to be saved. A little additional effort, es^lally In the Income-tax houday weeki^ i.'whlclil 'occurs in p e to r , could e-nsure! ,thls amount ceUig reamied by the end of Decem- tort Such! a result would! reflect greM credit upon the town and ffistrlct.


................... Ji


copimlttee, acting! on .behalf of the Boroutoi and; thejlCliteieroe Rural piatrict area, |undcrto([k to save jat 'kheirate of £,12 per head of popu­ lation for thefflnapclai.yearjendlhg Marcb 3lst next;! This means! a tbtel savihg of £235,080, Uii to the ^ d of Ajitost,! £150,523 -had bden ralted, leaving a balance of £84,557'


194j7, can the year. qf |the -E,


. .... t ' the 'iarget set for March 31st, for anilhcreksed effort'so


be reached by the end of Accepting the Chancellor chequerfs challenge, the


own contributions wll[ recrive ar tocjrease if 'they have retired; or arc


._4de at teonien w


ctober


-liotifled the Ministry will not find anbrder book at the increased rate wa ting tor. them., They should ™te Immediately ] to the Ministry of National Insurance at .Blackpool,


If their tofusbands !are 'also entitled to an Increased (pension,' which :means thkt he must be retired or over 70: Pensioners who have Just now decided to retire and have not


the! higher rates. Married .0 draw a pension cm theii


stoners afld over a quarter of a million -^dow-penslonefs .over th« age of to' will toe collecting theii new higher rate pension f order books aa .jiost offices all over the country. Nearly half a million non


te'


During t.he first week of first .payments will !.bc


)ver 65. Married; women who dra-w i (|penslo]n lonjlithelr husband’s hsurancci (Will receive; an Increase f they are retired or ;over 65, and


The Lancashire Coiihty Librarj Just completed 21 y ^ s ’ seryit e annual report gives an Interf; sting rfesumC of progress. The first


rested! will he ■


|.performancesi'wa!s taken,-and the. | IKlng Lane* Kail was packed to;: !capacM There was a. cast, Of 70 in “ Viktoria and Her; Hussar,” with an orchestra of 24, so It can easily


('each ofj the last two] Shows: Vlk- !toria and; Her Hussar,’,’ 1939, and , GtodNlghtl Vienna,” 1938, every seat for every one of the seven


'social! life before , the war; and ‘those connected with the produc­ tions ;ire proud of Ithe fact that at


It 'Will be \yelcome news to muslc I ' II I itr


FRIDAY, ji SEPTEMBER:; 27th, 1946. 7-55 pjn, to 6-0 a.m.


g their full! name, present ess, pension number and full nafne of the Post; Office at which thw wish to dfaw their pension,


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