■! •'■ i THEOWniON&SiM % K MASON


'K'b!i | R N R D . , R \ ! ? [ 0 0 p


I '


l im it e d TOOLS


IRONMONGERY! Householi^ Appliknfiei


f ireplac es ' ; • iNQinBBtB ra y n ip n ; i


Yort St, CBtheroi i Ph6ne 88


b e q is t e r ed AS A NEWSPAPER. laci


Mlyouf order, ^wlliom oui Large aelcclnoti, of


lACKj CP Y j Iand I * ’ GRANniES.1


:[ Estla atea IneBi RED


I Beildl fcfc; Ca^ldgue. i enoyatlo 18 j, curled ou».


r


IreBsl ■ ■'! , Ee m e t ^ ryJ g a t e s ACCRINGTON fel.


/WED^I NGI


b Saturday,J M Ibyl il D/vld £ngest sdn of I le: 33, I . lddlngtof, tCT'


VMri G, Plpeij r bd, -Norrjanto:


er.'your gest i r


fnnah Roblni Irrlson.


fngratul rtlons Id ftom 1 daugl, flaw'iirafred aj Ree(ib Speetj -


I ' |F GrludJ


In.;! to Wes'. f bet' i G


HOL ate- th , 11831


Cl mgrati llatlons. - . ?rom‘ Ej


eton' c: 9, Sar; Josep: ■ Prestm1 Indieto;


’ll ' I I" r


JdD>d |ay, :Ma


pngrat' Queen od ble'st lyoU both.


EY $0 Illation: ‘ on ya iVch 26'


■tproliri Molly, Mary ' AIRE Y—SO


lth.;19^ bFron


ihgtatv latldnt r j Mtrm and|Di


.Daleheid Pai{ fcb TiMaxh.i


sbtlDEN IHAteRU,-


ONr-! , lODDIE-pl IPER :


Jr. and Mrs. T. i "addow I View, ^lar]orle Alice augbter of Mr. 103,' Randolph -Derby, -


larchi 19tb, at| Allan . Oddle. | e d d in g -


ijOBINSON sh Church, onj j J99, L Margaret!


n; • |tq David; ,tio Mum and!


theroe. ;


,h rchi on March Emma /Jacb- a Holgatfe, of


iCKSON^ -


W M 'e r T We d d in g JiRBUTTS


,er Nellie, son-j Id Family.


ddress, -5. The


■nest and Norah; ■


. ^0 dear Mum Ir'iSllver Wedding


Keith and John.' .errace, Whalley.


edding Ann;


... pn your Sliver ■ iyersary, .March


ERBUTTS nd best wishes;


years. many more


ldgemeht is announced! Tlec william, 'son of Mr.i date Mrs. W. J. Luptbn, ^id. Hfbblesdaie Avenue.


iredn and grand- ytlhe. 1 ^ ___ , M t s i)ptoH


Margaret Cromp- of Mr. - and Mrs. dham, - 2, Holly Land, Accrington.


,bit! Is announced 1-N r. -and Mrs. Q. A.


S utler


ate Of Moor Lane,' ■ Roirald; only soh . R.1a, Butler, 56J ad, I Greenfordl


lla)' : youngest Sandhurst Road;


EfTHS


^ the 22ad.-II;, Kthlll Cottage,


^ttirS.' to 3;dls mteared 11 iSn Ma


. ,AM.—prt F6 ei9|, i(sufidenly),


loyed. husband


18th' March; Robert, the 'of Mary


y 3Bth, year, 's Cemetery Raltlillli Clltheroe,


lOKlr^Odl theJ23rd; March, luau. It 8, Bonhy fttass, iWoone Lane, lllthel'oe.lspter frederlob, ffie


JhSLEWOOP.'r-pn the 22nd rot i_j


■Mo:* r ' '


MralntreeJ jE te , l formerly ,of | purhoime] i|^dltewell, nea,r


darch, :19f9,! John Hasiewopd, - at r u ffl'p-np'[ aiirea,i62 gears,


JTtAllT.4qn 11949 ! Miry iBl iIwlfeJ i of INuttail. pf


linterred a, iLangh'o, dni tl


lllngto: .


[late Rlcta I year. ; Ii ‘ Cemetery


Ellen/th) Ip llna.a : (H.-I V| lreetorTI iTe!


.rOUT.-^qhif., I at .5, Esl.tm


ITEWART.HOi


l a t ' r t h e ‘ daughter,


1thP| Robert J yeah '.Intern) WaddingU


Road.lCl:,-. " beloted


I-at 2 p;m.|


Ikged I il3 . years St. - Leonard 3,-: Old le 21st March, 1949. ’llklnSon.i Funeral .Whalley; 3264.


1i'e-20th March. 1949, the 23td.-


3 ! . ,late Edmind - .Iliongworth Road,


he ! ' i nithin M ivitticu,arch, ; ailzabeth, , beloyed |


tn DEMONSTRATION OF


tloved wife of _'tbe t fstout. In her 74th


Terrace, Clltheroe. d at iSt. Mary’s


leawoojl," Chstbum •oe. J in e : Stewart,


’, Mardh 21stJ 1949.


art. In hen- 91st ent i t St. TOlen;s, iFrlday.'March 25th,


sldente ^pf] her wife ! of -the. late


J yeaVs. I'Jnterinent at St. J(»epns ■■'Ceiheteryr Hin-st Green, Friday* tu5‘25th.l M 1 • i _ _


(iAR8DEN;4oii the; 21st March, f 1940, at Mg* Fold] Mlttori, near Ollthel'oeliRdbert ^tout, aged 82


I , Ro id,:Grf at .Harwood), All( e. toe _ to-^orrow


IfALMSLEY.—pn th’e 23rd March "(suddmls). i t 38j St. - Hubert’s


1 Thiihas! Wilmslet,' of 2,_.Ola 1 ■RordrEnS. Blllln2ton.i aged 79


:(Si ■ I , ,


beloved ■ jiff ; of .the late Jton yei rs. i i 1 gnl|?rmen\, _


cHurch,'it !-30 p.m. -Enci.: ; B. Wllblnson, F Director, whalley.


turdayi) at jOld'


vmBliKi R . - t^ . BeSnlainlr the -belo WJilttttbe


I wiNckLev t ■ 3n the 23rd-March, s. interment at W


I p.m. I ' i BO, Llttltmi


(^tUrda; jSsephip Ils!* K |n ^ b n ' V CUtjijiroe


In his 66th ( a f 1 -St.


lulcock WhU husband of


March Road.;Cllther-


,j neteryi on th( 3ovn .IP.


ltg Lane, Cll'-heroe. , beloved husband of r dargaitet WWCbley,


k ljN ew g Ir iam


,ured y memories I' Dad, died;


sn, fond nud; true,. :,who thought the o-In loving


: n. Ll3utenant J-


In any particular section. - ■ - ■ ■ !|| ■


* '


Jlrnn y). whd died larch 27thi 19[4“-,:


' i


r rm F LANCASTER HOSIEJlY CO., LTD., Waterloo 4 4 j niitheroe -


for S to l e S t h e trade, who are leaving school a t Easter or Midsummer. The manufacture of Knmed is a 'h ew industry to thls^dlsWct^


“


but Is very progressive, very S a I l o n , » regulkr employment.


germente m i n t e r * e s . . . wlU have a limited number of t i n , g ; fare favourably with BnY ' ' ' and questions. - : . | , ■' ,' * - ■ 1


------- sMlle^ us an;id


' ' -■


an^ ! I;


•we give a geSilrie invltatioh to parents to come and judge for thejiaselyes.


We feel i ve Pave' soriathing good to off^, and '


UWCAS’ HOSPY CO., ltd; WATBRIjQO MILL) CLITHEROE


et, Cllthero^.


The Courts in Mitton Road, g a l le y, will be open for


NE^ members co rd ial ly i INVITED ber y l stalker. Secretaiy.


Shenstone, , ClitHeroe Road, Whalley. / :


liingho ineril


tlUherpe. toJhorro^ March 26th, »t 3-0


Agtaber.nes k!yearjarys


i 23rd, To iParents in Ciiiiieroe and D is(r^


whalley ALBION TENNIS CLUB


(FOUNDED 19il) President: REV. FR. COOKSON. BY - David Bla /^SSEM^LY ROOMS, WHALLEY H '


Wednkday Next, April 6th a t 7-30 p.m.


THIS IS A REQUEST R52>EAt LAST! SHOW I^RIOR TO i


(EV)EN I -


------- ipjjg r .'AF. want DAVID)., Tickets V


.1 • an d 2/ -


Obtainable at the Assembly King Street, Whalley; or any TRANSPORT WILL LEAVE


FORC|S. ‘ ft'- ' Carleton on rhi'2Rth:'at 11 aJn. '; :■ : rib!bi>ER VALLEY yo u n g CO ^ SE l|m p yE S a s so c ia t io n BALL


GRAND WHIST DRIVE Friday* Next, Apr-il 8th


PRIZE FOl MOS'T A'l'TRACTn'E CQUPLE. WHIST.


]TODDER - EXCELL^i PRIZFS I FOR


-i ’ I i will


ACCORDIOfif BAND play for dancing I


Admission 2/6


Buses will'leave bhaltburnlat 7 p.m.; Grlndl^'toB 7-15; riitheroe 7-15. via WhltewM Clitheroe 7-15; p.in., via


Waddlngton; Slalcbum 8-0 pjm. All buses re tu rn aft^r ■ ■


I the Dance, , . | CLITHEROE , fIc. SUPPORTERS’, CLUB i *


GIV , CGRNTHW|AITE yo u r HE k n ow s ! yo u r n e e d s .


VOTE. COMMENCING |8-15 p.m.


Voting for CQRNTHWAITE in the i:ion on SATURDAY, APRIL 9th,


Eleclors will ensure a continuatioh conscientious and zealous service,


................................ Fred J.


Has and


f e n


CONSERVATIVE <^ANDIDA^^^ J all -the peopie of ;tlie settie -


Bowland^^lstrlcts 1(^ the West Riding County Council for 12 years


IN KING 'LANE HALL ON ■' ^ '


Sunday Evening, April Doors open 7-30 p.m. Commence 8-0


ARTISTES: STONEBRIDGE |


COTTON MANUFACTURING Co. Ltd.


HAVE VACANCIES for workpeople in all departments


WEAVERS, BEAMERS, CLOTHLOOKERS LOOMSWEEPERS I LABOURERS, etc.


Spleidid opportunity for Girls and Yopths to learii- a most mteresting trade. Good wages paid during tijaining period. Modem tanteen avail able for breakfast and lunch.


;


y member of the Committee. :JR0WN cow AT 6-45 p;nil.


Rooms; H. Kelly, Grocer,


For full particulalrs apply t o I Victoria Mill CHATBURN


j


I I


I


KATHLEEN BARTON SHIRLEY HAMMOND ERNEST DEWHURST ROLAND HAMMOND


JOSEPH STONES ■ (Accrington)


ACCOMPANISTS: Horace Worsh (Burnley), Elizabeth Hulland ADMISSION:


RESERVED 3A arid 2/- UNRESERVED -


THERE WILL BE A GOODS STALL.


1/6


SEATS MAY BE BOOKED h i THEO. wiLS(|)N & SONS, YORK STREET, -FROM Tp-MORROW (SATURDAY), APRIL 2nd, TO SATURDAY, APRIL 9tn, DURING SHOP HOURS.


i


............. MILK MARKETING BOARD SOCIAL CLUB “


WHIST DRIVE* 50/50 At the Conservative Ciulj


ON FRIDAY NEXT APRIL 8th


Dancing 8-30 a;m. to 1 aiin. Whist commences 7-30 p;m.


THE REGAL ACCORUION BAND


I . tickets OBTAINABLE PROM ANY OP I Right o^Admission Reserved.


Ifflinwna™ CLIHEROE AND DISTRICT play on Saturday, April 23rd. OLD-TYME DANCING CLASSES


Removal of Thursday Night Clijheroe Class to THE HALL, LOWERGATE


Thpr. are-'a few vacancies for-membcrchio ipf .this class-.and we Invite Mniltatlons fromtoose who wish to ile"" o,<


inv rArpAfitiv c&rfiful' instruction IB siven snd sit tho duncers and- correct - Class 7^0, to JO. Membership strictly


Irf


On THURiSDAY NEXT;. APRIL 7th >


limited Anoly now In wrltlna bnly In fif$t .jnstancee HARRY GBEEMWOo6, 2:‘,BMt street. Burnley. SocTable. lnsteuctiyo and


enjoyable for all. .. .; ! ' ' ' r " '


■ DANCE 2/- - WHIST 1/6 WHIST, & DANCE - .2/6


THE STAFF. 4e/resfiments.


ST. JAMES’S SCHOOL


BISHOP’S APPEALc.FOR CHURCH SCHOOLS :A GRAND


CONCERT


WEDNESDAY NEXT . (April 6th); at 7-30 p.m. ! , given hy ”


Friends from -St. John’s, ! Darwen


ADMISSION 1/6 CHILDREN 9d.


Refreshments at reasonable charges. ''


S L A ID B U R N P LAYERS Present .-


WE ARE MARRIED”


A Threei-Act Play by J. B. PRIESTLEY


In the ■ : . M -


Methodist Schoolroom ! Chatbum


WEDNESDAY NEXT : (April 6th) at 7-30 p.m. - ' Doors oijeii -at 7.-0 p.m. ’


ADMISSION.,


Proceeds ih' diR - oLjC^»8ti ■


ViUage RoR Soprano


Baritone Tenor Violinist |


County Council Election - Settle Di^sion


j. !


Hiimi » I !piy L U X U R Y C iN I


JACK WARNER JANE HYLTON. !8USA


liiiiiii nniUlIll r , 2 | l & CAFE, BLACKBURN;


This week-end ; i “ red river.” MONDAY.


(APRIL 4th. FOR SIX DAYS THE ;HIIGGETT : FAMILY - j I; ’ *


I KATHLEEl^^ HARRISON: SHAW and PETULA CLARK in j


HUGGETTS Comedy and drama ithat belongs , ■ : i 1 ■ ■'■'


yADDlNGTON DRAMA PLAYERS i Present.


. - I


“ WHO IS 1 SYLVIA? ’’ |


A Comedy Thriller in Three Acts. \ Produced by Mrs. Rendell.


In the Methodist School


Commence 7-30. p.m. ADMISSION;


|


FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 8th and 9th I


RESERVED SEATS 2/- - UNRESERVED 1/0


Rnnlflfte of Reserved Seats will commence at 2-30 To-monoW-KSifil; April 2nd, in the Methodist School, or


.1 - 'Phone; Clitheroe 289.


any' night during the we’,ek commencing Aprh Wth. I any enquiries to MRS. GARNETT.


- rocked' the thrones jof Kings.,'


[OE I D


ain Technicolor. With Ftewart G ra n g e r , Irancoise Rosay. Joan I Greenwood, and


Flora Robson, [Also News, Interest


Sunday, April 3rd. at . 7.0, Doors open 6.30.


Kathryn Grayson, !Jlmtny Durante, and


Xauritz Melchior in ‘Two Sisters . from Boston."


empire GRAND jSAVOY ^ romance that


!l ; ■ ' ' .J


DailV at 2.30. 6.15. I (Sat.. 6.0). 8-15.


‘Mysterious Intruder. Mon. next and all wk,


ORLEANS HEW


with Louis Arm­ strong, and His Band, Woody Herman and H16 Orchestra, and the original New Orleans Ragtime- .f


Bbnd. Also


Anthony Wager and Ivor BowVer In


‘The Secret Tunnel. —'O’ An adventure of boys for boys of all ages.


; NTllllK


The most terrifying words


to a woman. Last Bub from Burnley 10-45 pjo.; Sundays, |9-45 p.m. CLITHEROE F.C. SOCIAL COMMITTEE whispered


Sunday , next at 7-0 ; Kay Kyser in “ Caro­ lina Blues." Also Richard Dix in


Arturo De Cordova & Dorothy Patrick in


Sunday ■ || ' | Humphrey Bogart in ‘SAHARA.’


Monday and all wk. -Claudette Colbert,


Robert Cjummings & Don Ameche in


CLITHEROE DIVISION CONSERVATIVE ' ASSOCIATION


A PUBLIC MEE will-be held ! In


TING The Grand Kfhema, York Stre ;;, Glitheroe


On FRIDAY, APRIL 8th, 1949 at 8-30 p.m. SPEAKERS;


; ,


P. J. ERROLL, Es^. (M.P. FOR altrinchaa:)


RICHARD FORT, Eriq.


(PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATE FOR CLITHEROE I : , i DIVISION) ' !


haitman; COUNCILLOR JOH^lf, DRIVER.


Church of England Schoolj Whalley


TOMMY WHITEHEAD ! Presents a ' ' r


Popular Learners’ Night


This Fridiay and every i Flriday^


Dancing 7-30 to 11 ADMISSION 2/7


Pull Staff jin attendance. PLEASE REMEMBER THE


JUMBLE SALE i; at the


CIIATBDRN VILLAGE HALL DOWNHAM ROAD


TO-MORROW, Saturday ' (AprU 2nd) at 2-30 p.m.


ADMISSION 3d. NEW


BOY SCO ) ,OE & DISTRICT


CLITHEGf


■.'-cordJi tie' rind ' i-hall


iallyi ITS’ ASSOCIATION clQ ' ■


MORNING at 10-30 a.m. on ;


rO-MO i.RO|W, Saturday In


THE M


(By kind ... Mayor, Ale. W- WllWnson, J.PJ


itYOR’S PARLOUR pelcmlsslori of the


■ ' j -7— - 1 , ■ ADvaSSION 1/-


1, • ' ■' ■ I BRIN(3-AND-BUY-STALL.


WOMEN’S INSTITUTE RIMINGTON


Under Jl’s Sub-Commiftee ■ Effort '


WHIST E)1 and DANCE


4 ' vrtll be held In the


MEMORIAL INSTITUTE TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY)


' Whist Drive 7-30 pfoinpt. (Supper uhmediately after Whist).


;.| I banclnc 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. to


Mr ; G, -fflERWOOD’S MUSIC. ' I i-1 ■ - ____ _ iJ! EMISSION. 3/- i(iicluding Supper)


The proieeds 77111,1)6 divided between thei R luti ng t o n Womenff Institute l and the N.8.P.C.C.


(Unalgamated


En gineering Union (CLlraEROE DISTRICT)


TO Aifi WORKERS IN THE MOTOR REPAIR TRADE


MEETfING will be held In the


CLITI EROE SOCIAL CLUB WELL GATE


ON FRIDAY NEXT at,7-30 plm.


I [i,!


.Irman; W. SYKES. ! : | BLACKBURN


^visional. Organiser) ' F. HULME


(District Se(iretary)


All woi kers In the Motor Trade are invited, whether Unionists or nop-Unlonlsts;


100 I


Come ind hear what has been done, ind what Is being done for y fe I YOU CAN HELP. ■ er I cent.-' Unionism la our goal.


G..ROSE,


k I


House; I Branch Sec. •oe. • j


'■ ■' "! f ■ ' 'I . ■ I •o ! ■ ■ -h : . 5? i » ■ i-J ! 1 : Est. 1878


TO.NiGltlT (Friday)) at 7|30*' GREGORY PECK. GENTLEMAN'S AGREE***


MONDAY arid TUESDAji , 'i ;' '■ FRANK


H O M E


■A real screain this film Icz and Landauer, and V


THURSDAY ind FRIDaV atj|7-3of SATURDAY, 6.0 and'S-js n.m.; JANA ANDREWS apd HENRV FONDA in j;


/ : ] K E N Y O N - ! * " 'j These three together, arul a Icjve only two can; share. I ■ i Boobing Office open f^nda|ir. yfednesi^ay. Saturday, j2-30 p 4-0. ■


THURSDAY at 7-30: f^jRIDAY, at 6-0: SATURDAY, 2-15, 6-0. S-IS. JOHN WAYNE. HENRY FONDA and-SHIPLEY TEMPLE In


! . ,N.B.—This film Is-the ^full programme. ; at 8-30 p.nl. ' BOOkInQ office open ^ dalhn^jaLJ^ j


Will patrons please note that toe film will be exhibited -DAY, Anril 8tn. at 6-0 ri.ni. as there will be a Conservative Meeting


To-morrow atie-o and_ s-is o.m. MoGUIRE, JOHN GAR T IE .D In


(‘A’ film). . 1 1


7-30; - WEDNESDAY, 6-^D and RANDLE in I


8-15.


MONDAY and TUESDA LAWRENCE TIERNEY.


N o . 35 6 9


unin mil


TO-NIGHT (Friday at 7-30: SATURDAY_at ^15. 6-O^a^^^^^ Robert Donat.and Deborah Kerr in “ PERFECT STRANGEH&.


iV at 7-30: WEDNESDAY at 2-15, 6-0| 8-15. CliAIRE TREVOR and WALTER SLEZAK


FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1949


iinii III


JOuk UUIH nilUll


MONDAY at 6-0 and 8-15; TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 7-30 ! i


i W E S T ; O F TH E P E C p S


Also Laurel and Hardy.) 1 ZANE GREY’S-


i Starring -ROBERT MITCHUM and i BARBARA HALE.


lllTllDRSDAY and FRIDAY, 7-3Q; . SATURDAY a t 6^ flmd. 8-15. -


PRIESTLEY’S-'


, + LET THE PEOPLE SING . WAKEFIELD.


j


S tk r^ g PATRICIA!ROC, ALASTAIE SIM, and O L IV E R T ®


[■SATURDAY at 2-15; Montie Montana In ‘The Circle Of Death.i f Booking bffice ODon 2 ;to 4 p.m., Mon.. Wed.. Sat.


i ENTERTAINMENTS IN]BURNLEY Week; commenoing Sunday, April 3rd. 1949.


TEL. 147. (BY THE CiOCK)


14 MARKET PLACE, . Phone 167 or 443


CLITHEROE including purchase tax


'A m to i ' Ic.Maink ; i £20 3 4! ;!


PH bi Imiillliil


1 TO-NIGHT at 7-30; SATURDAY at 6g) and 8-15 pjn.| G L E ^ FORD and EVELYN KEYES in “ THE MATING OF ^ E U E . SATURDAY at 2-15 : Roy Rogers in “ Yellow Rose of Texas.. !!


" ,'|I' Style for Meh


suit: SPCjlRTS JA< LANNEIi RAINfpOATS


FRED R|finet O


TAltDRS'A DUTFITTERS. 9, MAEKIT PltACE, CUTB£B(lk TetSS.


l PRICE Perhaps themost


striking Murphy tuning SI


formanci selectivl' up to Murphy -


very takli ance


The di . soft Buife


conceale pillars, touch tbji


OR ON BENTHAM’S S! ; ‘ EASY WikcLY I


itale.


thing ’abci' “ biiflle”I


'Ut'


eslgn of the ng and i) as to! andiwl


ilvhat i tve Radiol


gives just at makes


d within i'S


scale, wl from t


j^thA latest set -Is the


.dne, volume, t-not is well jxpect from


'he: le


whole set Is; general per-


Ithb (


tjhat finishing difference.


n ailed-with two lamps supporting


iiMp:'LE sys'::em o p A'MENT^ ' I


!1 rOPENCE '1


.€KETS ' I TROUSERS


& 00. L m


‘ 'I :i


i '-t


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