JdllJ


HHH I SEiIVI 97, DARWEN ST,


OOIH


BLACKBURN tel. 4042-3


We do not send our


‘ lists of "Stock Designs," but our Staff are at your disposal without obiiga- tion. to design Just the


, right. Mem o r i a l to express your sentiments, ’flsk our rcnrcsontativo


. to call.


-1. 181________ ;VER'S LOO lser!& Times


iatTEREE^ for Most, sizes In J4,> Market


s. 8d. per bag; Wobd supplied ed 1 prices.—-D. Park , Street,


trORS,' — New ..Permit free


Ifronl the sole | r this district. IIHalifax); Ltd. I for'Particulars Irvlc^ direct,to


a PRAMS, cot era In ,stpck.— 0 ipock), 14, Toe.iphone. 167.


1. REPAIRS.— leeinlDg, ; Moor,


(ET&t-Restrlngs, riediopt on thel 'tent! 'stringers, reet;! Clltheroe.


ERYi ■ FURNI- us. i We are tls, 31-33,1 Man- ley. I TelJ 4770. !.


I : I E In your ovm


1 Tuesday and Jto.STSO p.m.


. .HALIjPAX r can help you. Steele, Fprd & ank I Chambers, phone Burnley


Luxury BABY 'a can give you y booking now. Littards; 131-33, Burnley. Tel. ‘ t


i; 6,B00i miles. Pendle View, 1 I r


360lc.c.,|Oji.v.;


[work HORSES, good workers


; J. Harrison, Waddlngton


! FR^EM!


bVANTAGE OF I f E R l !


lelyj Icoupon R, 88. 90. 92, Iheepham, Man- i. '1______


f-Cornerj House, Blazers and


[TE I LEGHORN lionths.H-Grant- , Grlndleton.


f is lOld; 12/6 I small'Or large


Xouse frocks, fCo):ner House,


|Hmlt]pyi Farm, FbC


I fcredlted stock; Ip point of lay; tisonable prices, in e s E ^Hartley, lied! Hatchery, Tel. '! Nelson


_ BIRTHDAY! REMEMBRANCE


' I dearly-loved son! and .brother j (Billy), July 29th, who died


BOWES.—Birthday memories of a


K I :,.LL_____ i rder. ' I Can be


ly : Stanworth, by-Bowland.


.ADVANCES on uslbefes I Proper-


:H ii BUILDING ; at 4 per cent. ted|on monthly mce fees, fines Write or call ulll particulars


ivoutable terms


|d Clegi , Great fal sizes;; large


p ia n d AUto


m5 tor Cycles;


IJorner House,, Ki'Strung PIANO.


Done Lane,____


lING SOCIETY 1 advances at 4


■sers. pHIRTS, white,


CastJe Gate, larie).' and Co.,


I Vests; Trunks, l-CorneB House,


i 1939/40,' lOh.p.


1 and! coupons: in; bxceilent ■Apply,!: Hodder ear Clltheroe.


Jill table; three |0s.—At ply : B. I land Wheel- ivhalley.l_______


bdy Table-top


RCHINES, wood I condition; £4 .jB. Wjlklnson.


land PIANO and p Spire; con- hWallace, Rose I


condition; £8 ' Waddlngton,


'for sale; 1947


sa le^l power lIACHINE, belt 1. blades; £10. Iner's Morticing T of chisels; £0 I Machl lb, pillar


I calculated on Special terms . I Agents:


ENHEAT (No. grey vitreous


I December 4th, 1944,. aged 20 I .years.


| . ,


In our hearts his 'memory we ,■ keep.


., V,


I > Loved and remembered alwaysj . I—From his Father, Mother, ; i Brothers, and Sisters.,


16,. Terrace Row, Bllllngtbn. !


BOWES.—Birthday memories of a 1 I dearly-loved brother. (Billy), i July 29th„ who died December ; 4th, .1944, aged go years.-. ,


Igent, I Porter, •sden, 12, York


; In memory's garden we meet 1 ; ; every day.


. : .


[ 1 I ; Betty and Jack. _ ! Pbek Horse Hotel; Belthom. ' .


j b ir tHs !


iWILKINSON.-On July: 28th a t 1 Coplow View Hospital, to Mr. |


,6j Duck Street,. Clltherob.' . ' I


land - Mrs. E. : Wilkinson (nfeo ! I Hazel Taylor), a sister . for j iAndrea (Venlta). Thanking all ; 'Concerned.


!


dauahter. Thanking Nurse | • i Lyttle and Queen’s Nurses.


DEATHS


I .Ralph, the beloved husband;of I i;the late Fanny Earnshaw, late 01 "Stonelea,’' Grlndleton, In


EARNSHAW.-On July 25th, at 91, '•Waddlngton Road, : Olltheroe,


I I hlS 80th year. ' IN MEMORIAM


BOWKER.—Ini loving memory of a dear Mother, who'died July 25th, 1935; ' also of' Dad, . Who.


• died. October 6th, 1940, _ | Dear are the memories, .


'Sweet are their names; . Close In our hearts They will always remain.


—Tom, Ada and Alice.


CLARK.-Treasured memories of a dear husband and father, James Henry, died July, 29th, 1935. . ■


' Also of Grandma Clark, died


, The winding pathways of the Past,


■ ' post At the parting of the ways..


^ T IO N I ^ S E S


iexamlnatlcffi SCHOOLS


lie : following le s s fu l:— (' .


I^GROVE : \ a d e (P a s s ) ,


jONES rade (Pass)


tp lls w e r e ,; Id by ' ‘


[sr.


I Hindle MEDALUS’l'' '


li:69iPEEL ST.


| k o e . ii fl' ■ I


i


Ah, they were happy days 1 Before we reached’ the algn-


"


—His loving Wife and Family, 12, Whlpp Avenue. '


. : -


WALMSLEV.—In loving memoiY ■' and remembrance of Jonn I Thomas Walmsley,' of 2,- Old


' —From his loving Wife, Son and Grandchildren. . !


ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


EARNSHAW.—The Family, o f ' the late Ralph Earnshaw desire^ W. thank all Relatives, Friends and. Neighbours for - their. klnd_ ex


, presslons of sympathy;. also,for floral tributes received during their sad bereavement.


,


91, Wbddington Road clltheroe,_ THUROGOOD —Mrs. Thurogpod . and Family 'Wl^ to tb “ ^htir


Church Gates, Glsbum. ■' .,


: and Nurses of Blackburn Roya Infirmary. . '


i , Relatives and Frlen ^. f ^ tneir ,


. ,


klnd expressions of sympathy; and flowers and also the D i ^ r s ;


! Road End, Bllllngton, died 29th; I July, 1946.


, • ■ !


And lost In dreams, we stray along the old familiar track:


' July 30th, 1940. Often In our quiet hours, sweet memories come back.


!


BOLD.—On July 28th, to Mr. ahd ! I Mrs. C. T. Bold (pbe Mavis I i 'Herrington), God’s gift of .a I


' i LETS, 3.L. X


Jshadesifor 25s. ley back terms. ! is. 6dl extra; the Stockings will be des-'


Ilk ^nlsh Rayon 1 every , ,Wman 1 super quality


netv. complete


N. A. Hacking & Sods MmORlALS


FOR 1


Book your order now from out Large Selection of | .


. BLACK. GREY and RED GRANITES. I


Send for Catalogue.' ‘Address:


Renovations carried out Estimates Free. I


, Tel. 2043- ' i


CEMETERY GATES ACCRINGTON!


Est. 11878 i


MEMORIALS I


Make your selection from the largest stook


in East Lancashire.


choice of D I e a s i p g ' d e s i g n s


Marble or Stone, and can deliver and erect :in - any churchyard.


Feoitt's offer a wide in :Granite,


F E C in BROS.


MEMORIAL CRAFTSMEN SINCE 1860. ji ^


Whalley New Rolad B L A CK BURIN Phone 6248


(Onen Saturday, afternoons) SILVER WEDDINd


WILSON. — Congratulations . arid i best wishes Victor and Beaty on


! your silver wedding. i j ! —From, all at' Sklpton. WEDDINGS j DENT-WOODHOUSE


I daughter of the late Mr. and ; Mrs. George Burton Woodhouse, pof Moorland Crescent, Clltheroe.


! Dn July 24th !at the! Parish i Church, Clltheroe, by the Rev i T. H. J, Hawkins, B.A., William ! A. Dent, bf Park Avenub, Cllth- ■ eroe,


to Elizabeth, i third MimniiiiiiniiBiiiisiaHaiiimi


.' Low MoorJ, ClltheroB,, to Eliza­ beth, eldei daughter of Mr. and


' At Manse Road Church-of- I Scotland, Motherwell, ' on 17th i July, 1948, by Rev. Andrew ; Higgins, M.A.,. Peter, son of the ! late, Mr. Peter Hulland and of ; 'Mrs. Tattefsall, 8, Dnlon Street,


HULLAND-^POBERTSON


: Mrs. Hugh Robertson, Mother- well, Lanarkshire. •


BIRTHDAY


ALLISON.—Best wishes: 'to Mrs. Alllaon, 0110, Union Street, Low Moor; on your 80th blrtnday. August 6th. '


—From all at 8, Union Street, ’ Low Moor.


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NELSOrjii AND COLNE DIVISION WOMEN UNIONISTS


GARDEN PARTY and BRINb-&-BUY SALE WHINS HOUSE, SABDEN , 1,


'(By kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. Alan (Jroen) on


I Satlirday, 28th August I ■


tIo be opened !at 3-30 p.m. by I


, | I


: ’ Wl 'jiOBSON BROWN. Esq.. C.C. | | |


I (Member of the Conservative Party Natloiial Executive) j Chalnnin: Counciixor Miss Washington. GAIDENS OPEN FROM 2-45 p.m. '


I , SPECIAL ^^USES FROM COLNE, NELSON AND BAB


BRIRRFIELD. SHOW in: Two Classes !' i Class 1—Up it ) 1 year old. Class 2—From 1 to 21years. | I


f To be Judged by a well-known lady doctor and a| clinic j i


' l l j . admission 1/6 (including Refreshments); ■' . - ! ' ■ nurse;! miimmiiiimiiffliwniw™ excursions by y 9-9 Chester, via the Mersey Tunnel


MONDAY, ' SEPT. 20th r


.......... .


9-0 Harrogate: and Knaresboro' I ................................ '


I 9-0 SouthDort . . . . 6/6


— — — BOOK IN ADVANCE Af KIBBLE OPHCE' 16, Wellgate.-Clitheroe. Phone 176.


! i I or at Agendies : •■Mr Brookes,' Park Villas, Whalley," aiiiii™ ®


|ll|i||lllllll'llllllllllllllllllillllMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllM ', i I


STONEBRIDGE


COTTON MAMJFAaURING Co., Ltd. Have Vacancies for


WEAVERS - . ' a n d - i


CLOTH LOOKERS WAREHOUSE MEN I


T i LOOM SWEEPERS!


Also GIRlis, BOYS, or YOUNG PERSONS for all departnjents,


| APPLY TO— ■ . j ■ Victoria MiU, CHATBURN ......!jiB;imiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii™iiiii™


.Mr. Briggs, 1, Downham Road, Cbatburn. iHiliimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiim


luiniiiiiiigiiiiiiiiii [■iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiDiiiLr


r ■ I


I Tickets from any Cohsenrhtive! Branch or Club, ()r ring | , Conservative Qfflce, Nel^n 748. ■ ;


CLITHEROE SEPTEMBK HOLIDAYS w.


STANDERWICK LTD, SUNDAY, SEPT. 19th —


9.30 ingleton. Klrkby Lonsdale and Morecambe . . . 9.30 Southnori . , . . ’. . . .6 /9 '9-39 New Brighton


8/9


.. . 1 1 / - 9/6


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I BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND AGRICULTURAL I


I SOCIETY


President: J. Dawson-Tetlow. Chairman: ■ will hold their


V SIXTEENTH iA^nual SHOW I i ■ - i n the ' . ' '


HOpES jOpen), Caftle (Open and Local], SHEEP, HORTICULTURE.' CONFECTIONERY, GYMKHANA.


Saturday, August 28th^ 1948 L " i ■


,'■/•■ '


Granc progr,amme of HORSE RACES in the evening,


I i ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1948. B


UCENSED BAR BY ANDERTON’S, SKIPTON. ! CHEoks & b u f f e t b y COCKROFT,^ BURNLEY.


I Schedules may be obtained from the Secretaries:—


I Show Secretary, W. B. Blackwell, Stoop Lane, Bolton-by- | . Bowland; jSports Secretary, R. Tattersall, 25, St. Anne’s B 'Square, Low Moor, Clltheroe.


. ■


I Don’t forget the DANCE after the Show. 5iiiiiiiiiii!’!iiniuiiiiiii!iiii!Piii!iiipi!iiiuiiiii!iiiiii!iiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniinii!iiinniiQiiiiinii)ii[!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|iM


WE CANNOT OFFER THE PRE-WAR VARIETY YET, B U T -


• Wej have quite a good selection of UTILITY


i! FURNITURE; also MAHINSS. LLOYD LOOM it CHAIRS and ART FELT FOR FLOORS.


’ ' 5 w 4 invite your inspection.


T. SATTERTHWAITE & SON LTD YGRKL [STREET,: CLITHEROE Tel. 191


riyiiiiiiD ; . yinn]iiiiDiiiir.ini!i{iii!imii!iin!iiiaiiifflm niiiiffiinin[m yiiiii3iiinyL'yiiiiB ' HOLME f ie l d , BOLTON-BYiBOWLAND W. H. Walker. | . K


THEOWILSON&Soni


■ r . TOOLS


L iM r i ^ . v •. ■ IRONMONGERY Household Appliances


, FIREPLACES f ■ ENQUIRIES INVITED ,-


York St., CGtheroe ’PhonI88! I REGISTERED AS A NEWSPAPER. No. 3535 H iq "1 In


TO-NIGHT (Friday); at 7-S4: TO-MOREOW 6-0 and 8-15 p.m. HEDY LiLMARU,IDENNI8 O’KEEFE, JOHN LODER In “dishonoured! LADY.’'-^‘A” film.


i


ALL WEEK. MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY a t 7-30; WEDNESDAY. 6-0 and 8-15 p.m.; SATURDAY, 6-0


|Le SLIE BRADLe)i , JANE WELSH, GARRY MARSH. A. E. MATTHEWS, MURIEL AKED and introducing WILLIAM GRAHAM In


I I P‘'“’ lUST WILUAM’S LUCK I ; 'I ' “U'"film - Based on Richmal Crompton’s famous character. Booking Office opm Mon,, Wed., & Sat. 2-30 to 4-0. Usual prices PI


LUXURY C^NlMAl& CAFEirBOCCKBURN THIS WEEK-END: "BUttD MY GALLOWS HIGH.” MONDAY, August 9th FOR SIX DAYS I


Ihiiillllk _ _


Another ■ smi sh hit NEW British film starring '' JEAN^IKENT as


GOOD t m ' • !■ ! ; wth DENNIS PRICE i GIRL FLORA ROBSON, GRIFFITH JONES, i HERBERT |LOM.


A terrific picture. You must see it. Presented at 2-50,6-20 and 8-35. Also Disney Cartoon, Short, G. B. News. Matinee daily at 2-30. First evening! performance commences at 6-0. Last com­ plete. show at 8 - l l Separate Houses on Saturday at 8-15. Book early for’Saturday in a d v a n c e . f ' '


| . I dil llillllll ,,C FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1948


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TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30; SATURDAY at 2-15, 6-0, 8-15. ANNA NEAGLE and MICHAEL WILDING in “ COURTNEYS OF CURZON STREET.’!


MONDAY and'TUESDAY a t 7-30; WEDNESDAY a t 2-15, 6-0 and 8-15; THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30; SATURDAY at ,


2-15, 6-0 and 8-15 p.m.


Margaret LOCKWOOD Dennis PRICE Joan GREENWOOD Ian HUNTER


The story of two women—each wanted .what the,other .threw, away. :


THE WHITE UNICORN ! , ■! . '


i ■' — THE’ — ' '' ■ ■ BOOKING OFFICE open 11-0 to 12-30 & 3-0 to 4-30 dally. Tol. 278. ■ i


I INHERE will be several cuts in dialogue; and music, and | I


j to etid the Pageant at 5-30 p.m. ' I


I |


I I hope that the weather will ^ favourable. I


“ SAVE THE CH'


[The Pageant will commence punctually at 2-36 p.m. | j


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L HARDY, Producer. | ^


.iEN” FUND. Clitheroe Borough and Aural District Appeal


g a b o W f e t e WHITEACRE LANE CAMP, BARROW


WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 11th 1 OPENING cerem on y' 2-30 p.m.


I Chairman: LADY ASSHETON, C.B.E,, J.P. ! Speaker:- THE- BISHOP OF BLACKBURN.


STALLS - SIDESHOWS WHIST - DANCE LADIES’ CRICKET MATCH


.....Sixpence*. .. Refreshments iiiiiiiiiiim


Ices —ij Minerals . nniiiiMiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiii^


CLITHEROE Cr ic k e t , bow l ing a n d TENNIS CLUB


G ^ LA & SPORTS


I Saturday, August 14th GHATBURN ROAD GROUND


SEE LATER ADVERTISEMENTS ; AND ' POSTERS FOR DETAILS OF CHILDREN’S AND ADULTS’ RACES.


TEAS, ICES, MINERALS, GAMES, SIDESHOWS, i PRODUCE AND FANCY STALL


BOWLING and TENNIS CdMPE'TITION FINALS 5-30 p.m. SPECIAL ATTRACTION


Mr. Nicholas Clark will give a demonstration of Sheep Dog Work with his two dogs “ Ben ” and “ Roy.”


EVENING EVENTS;


6-31 < 'by foIio'


the Mounted Branch of the Lancashire Constabulary, iwed by CONCERT by the Lancashire P.olice Band. > Admission to Grounds, t / - .


pan.: MUSICAL RIDES and other spectacular events


p.m.: TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION, followed by iEWORKS DISPLAY from, the Castle Keep,


i Ful Catering in Castle Grounds I


I by Durnley Co-operative Society. I I MARQUEE ON PLAYING FIELD.


|


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I BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND AGRICULTURAL I i


I I


, ^G IE T Y (SPORTS SECTION) i I Near Clitheroe, Lancashire


I • } ■ ' ! I


I Annual RACES i ' I |Saturday, August, 28th


. ''SECOND ' ' '' on "


IN THE SHOWFIELD at 4 p.m. prompt I


(Following Agricultural Show) ! BUMPER PRIZES for


H miles OPEN GALLOP 1 mill OPEN GALLOP


H miles PONY OPEN GALLOP ‘ I j


1^ miles G H IL D fa ’S OPEN GALLOP ' '


3 Laps OPEN SCAMPER RACE I BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER! '


BOOKMAKER'S STANDS - £1 Su


■ i . (Limit, 14.2 hands) -


I


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non.


I . Purtheij particulars and entry forms from;— r « r R. ’TATTERSALL, Hon. Sedretary,


i25,’St. Ann’slSiiuare : yniininraniiiinDinn!iiiiiyni!B


FOR PERSONAL: STATIONERY AND b ir t h d a y CARDS—


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER 8i TIMES OFFICE I | |


Low Moor, Clltheroe. b nintiiMiin^


| ; I SPORTS I I


Victory park, Barnoldswick


SATURDAY, I AUG 14th '.


.,ali 2 p)m. ' ADMISSION:


Adults 2/-; Children 6d.


Refreshments -+l ICe Cream Children’s Pltiyground


Calderstones| Social Club In c ite you fp their First


O l d T y m e iB A L L


AT .Ca LdERSTONES FRIDAY NEXT ■•■(August l3th)


, 8-30 p.m. to l-'o a.m.


Harry Greenwood & His Music . Refreshhients at| reaBonable-


' . . charge?. ^' ' ■ ' !' , Admissionl 2/6 , .


(BOTTOM OF KING LANE) : ; :


Comer Flouse . fori' i.', ... ' . . '


UDIES^ BLOUSES: ■W, WX.OS. - ^1


I main; i : vlsltork


I i.. iiiiiiiiii bo ro ug h of c l ith ero e 8|)0th CHARTER a n n iv e r sa r y PAGEANT ' IN CASTLE GROUNDS


Ta-morrow (Saturday) at 2-30 p.m. ‘


RESERVED SEATS 3/6 l i t will greatly assist If Clitheroe residents leave the


entrance at Castle Gate to the exclusive use of ;, who know no other way In.


|CLnHEROEPAGEANT| jwith a swifter movement in each Episode, it is hoped |


liiii 111 iilmiiiil to -n ig h t at 7-30; SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 p.in.


" THEY WERE SISTERS starring JAMES MASON, PHYLLIS CALVERT. SATURDAY at 2-15: “ FURY OF THE NORTH.”


MONDAY a t 6-0 and 8-15; TUESDAY to FRIDAY a t 7-30; !


ALL WEEK Commencing 9tii August. ■ 1948. ALL WEEK. SATURDAY a t 6-0 and 8-15 p,m.


.i I lat was the strange power of Emmy Baudine ? See starring ITER OF DARKNESS


ANNiE CRAWFORD ‘' t eW E L L REED SIOBHAN McXeNNA


SATURDAY at 2-15: “ GUNNERS AND GUNS.” Also Chap. One of “ THREE. MUSKETEERS.”


'


ENTERTAINMENTS IN BURNLEY Week commencing Sunday, August 8th.


EMI1RE ; Dally at


-r (8atJ 6 Sundays, .6-30, cbmi


The mpsp fllm of


2.30, 6-15 0); 8-15. doors onen mence 7-0.


many years Miss ’ discussed


No Orchids fo^


Starring Jack La. Rue. ^ u g h j jMcDarmott.’ Undon Tfavors. Also


The British Movietone 'N6WS,


■STou cto. reserve your a b a t s f commencing Wednesday,! Aug. 7th. No extra charge.


SAVOY


Sunday at 7-0 p.m.; Victor Mature. Betty Grable, John Payne In


'Footlight Serenade'


Monday and all week ALEXANDER KNOX & ANN SOTHERN in


Indian


decision of a respect­ able Judge to quit his home, family, and the stuffy legal atmos­ phere of the courts to And change and ex­ citement on the road Played: With charm and Insight "by two oi the screen’s most talented: stats.


ngiuiiiiiingnml T h e ! ' spontaneous Trespasser Suinmer


with Dale Evans, Warren Do u g l a s , Douglas Fowlev and Janet Martin.


Plus " The Dover Rd,” • Universal News and


March of Time.


Last Bus from Burnley 10-45,p.m.; Sungays, 9-45 p.m. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiuiiiMiuiiiiMiiiiniiiiiiiiiiffliinmiiiiiijinraiDraiuniiniiiiiJfiiniiniiiBiiiiiiiiiiniiiiuiiiiii


GRAND


Sunday next at 7-0; '.‘The Last Gangster” and “ Charlie Chan in Rio.”


Monday and all week.


AJourney Into thrill­ ing adventure—


The Five I ‘Bob’ a week ' ■ ■ ' ■ .......■ . . ■ :...................... ;


Buyjs a Bike at Benthams


RALEipH, B.S.A., HERCULES n e ^ -h u d so n ,


L ' s t a n d a r d , etc., etc. BENTHAMS (B Y THE CLOCK) '


14, Market Place, Clither<|e PHONE 167 '


, ■ ■ i


H.T. BAT® BIES, VALVES, L.T. BATTEEIES Icharged ready for use."


Castle Grounds To-night


Semi-final and FinaH ; Rounds in the


Charter .Anniversary


TENNIS AND BOWLING


HANDICAPS Games begin af 7 p.m.


RIBBLESDALE1 CRICKET LEAGUE


CHATBURN I-.I


TO-MORROW,


ROAD Saturday


CLITHEROE SETTLE ,


(with Prolf tt) (with J. E. BUSWELL)


Wickets pitched a i 2-39 p,in. Admission 8d. ■.


/ Please Remember!


GALA DAY, AUGUST 14th CLITHEROE


•FOOTBALL i CLUB MEMBERS’


ANNUAL p T IN G • will be h^ld ln


CO-OP GUILD ROOM MQOR l)\NE


■.!.'! : / ’ '! ° ° ■ ' ' ' ■ ■ ’


WEDNESDA'i^ NEXT (August 11th) .


• i': , a t 7-30 pjfti. ' ^ :


ALL MEMBERS MUST .SHOW THEIR CAkDS.


i ROLLS-ROYCE -iTHE^-


EUTE RADIO COMPANY


Sole District Agent; PYE, ECKO and PHILCO RADIO.


All Radio Sets and Electric , Fires at prerBudget I'rices.


ELECTRIC IRONS AND’ KETTLES— Tax Free.


Amplifiers for Sale oit Hiro Inter-communicafion lUnits supplied and fitted by us Save Time and Mi


: The Official Vaetric Service CASTLE GA'^E' CLITHEROE


JOIN OUR LIBRARY ON


A GOOD -SELECT OF BOOKS


Cash Service Scores ' (BARKERS) 1 i '


_ 4, WATERLob, - CLITHEROri


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT YOUNG FARMERS’


CLUB


THE NEXT MEETING . will; be a


Visit to Whittingham Farm


WEDNESDAY t e X T / i


,• (August 11th) J .. -


■ ■ '


Bus leaves Grammar School a t ' , 6-30 p.m. '


i PRELIMINARY .NCjTICE THE HALL, LOWERGATE


All Hallowe BALL


OCTOBER 29th, : , 8 p.m.—1 a.m'.


"'^^Eddfe McGarry's I Secretaries, Please


MUSICAL SUGC iSSES Marie Gudgeon . . L.R.A.M., A.R.CiM '


announces the following suc­ cesses at the recent eiamlna- tlons held In connectlbn with the Associated Board Royal Schools of Muslq:


of the


Ghade vniTFlnal): Eric Whitfield.


GRAhE IV (Lower):' Patricia Anne Mella.


Grade II (Elementar|y) Pass' with Merit; Maureen Scott.


Grade I (Primary); Brian Marshall.


PRE5IMINAR? GRADE:


‘ i Margaret Cowell. ‘ Elizabeth Pennington


Pupils received at


THE BROWS, GRIND Near CLITHERC


LETON, E.


en 1948


!


Distinctive Clotlling


for all occasions, suit((ble for town and country wear, frpn\ newest styles and materials a t moderpie prices!


\ i FRED READ U ?


Ladles’ and Gentlemen’s T 9. MARKET PLACE,


. CLITHEROE. PE IC E allots.I ‘ 'cl. C8. TWOPijNCE


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