(.!. S


■ - M JHO^i^MENXAL ■.


blackborn' GT. HARW(


'Hel, 2164.


fHE0WUi0N&3oi^ lemited:


IRONMONqERY Household | Apj^lianpeii


FIREPLACES INQUIRIES nrVTIXD


York pptiieroe Phone 88;


A .H a c t in g i :S ^


ok your 6rder pow 1; i Largq eeleottoniojt


Bepo^auons carried ■ Estlmat?iPree.


Send’iter o“ Lddreas.ri


CEMETERY IGA ACCRINGTON


. j i


rel. 2043.1 i E LOST


■aday, May 1. R Edows Avenue,. plltlier >


OST—Pedigree Alsatlai rblaclt, sllver jand- ' »en Mltton arid


1 alley, eward, le.


an; : pop; 4 K f


TO-NIGHT (Friday) Michele Morgan, !S Denis O’Dea and I


DUi REGISTERED AS, A PWSPAPE5L N o. 3575 O hiiiii


MONDAY and TUESDAY at MARK STEVENS, iLOYD


THE


_ Can be si id , Wballey


iithport. lAY LAMB,


JIAVANS 4nd ipHAl4TS to let. —Apply:! 18y, Rupord ,Road,


R O IN D 51 to 6


;en a t Ti


weeks iold. lieed, ^ort-;


Q B S i i m 9ING


SMITHIEpI-stone [other and '.illng


■Day, May-6 l^4£. 1—Prom all at 2, Iconway Avepue, ■ and S, Babk Ycjrk S reet.


B'lRiliHS


i I Elsie Clark); ajdaughjei JTslstef for Eobltt). ■


ful. thanks to f4)irse.


JRKER.—On^ ApHI JDownliam Roadl iMr. and MrsJJW. Bl.


30,


Host gp ohnsten


iitburn arker (r :r; Bren


ImGLETON—Od May 1, at Ctapel fHouse, Holderi,, to e,dlth fnfe [Parkinson). Q a diughteyi Geraldine: bo^p dol.i g well


HS


lURTON.—Om At 1 3, Exton Terra. i I-Whaliey, Rlcha


■ at St: Mary’s i Whaliey, on Ma;


•Button, aged f?8 [ beloved husbanc.


[RANKLAND.--pri 1949, at 25,1 Clltheroe, Edwi


' husband of Frankland In Cremation at!. May 6, at 1-5Q p


’ the bdoved wlf Hudson (n4dj 62nd year. Inte: Southern Rhpdf


r Ap


3|), 194?iL' at B amb Hoe.


a™, Ellei I JllB Carlel m.


rU' 26 of Mars; ; red4sla


'Road, Brelghv_»+r»vof. , A r t h u r,— I tl ; husband of An


,OMAX.—On jM»y v »4 1Dt<ft4rrV


of Chadswe)! near Clltheroe.


PYE.—On the 4th Maj, 1949 Charlesworth I ’L-errac; ! Ralph, Mary years.


James’ Church, Thursday, Mai noon


Cemetery, S 2-30 p.nn__


the beloved] ' Ellzalreth P' Intertppnt a]t


[SMITHIES.—Ot- ; Whlte HousOj


,I,79th year.. I ;! Leonard’s Dow


beth, the hel "late Richard


i Sowerbutts, i Interment ' Methodist C


12 noon.


. May) Dovj i: cved I “ Sml1 Inte! ihan:


■ at 11. Bl . _ ' i beloved hi


Clltheroe, Jpli:i So’


at iband!


i^e.hies,d on


ife w.haini


‘•'Rough Cldugh r”,« »


Clrkmi the


urtonJ the Ada Emma Interred


_„oor the . hi Ha 66th on, F th1949.e Ri


il.all) ?t Sal the


1 Mi Hall In Brdl:


re a r Bolton,] dearlytloyed; rray Lomax:


794. 194)


e Chi 1949,


B at;ury!


rred rhtmiit,at


hu, 0111)1sh: e, BE St. May


a.Igley,!t


land of at


at 6, heroe,


E49 thi


160WERBUTTS.40n [May 5 "ungerliy / owerbutt! of I 72nl


i STANLEY.-Oy I ' i 1949, at tUi


' Blackburn. | . ’.beloved wife ,


l4. Cross Street. I Low Moor.i qilthei


May. :i I ' I


PARKINSON.- II memory of


I ‘lAllenton, Derbkl ;VICES.. W.! A,


he will liev j As long I as —Always Hannah! I Tony, fj


! Kate, who dl I Sweet Is the S i Dear Is jth


I !' -r-Prom wife Mom. ! i


j, ’Always- 'lot . “ Till Wi


asljep May


BURTON.-j-The Richard Bu ‘ton all relatives frli


3, Exton Ten^ace, Lamb Roe Whi


hours fo: sympathy received i In ment; alsp kind attehtlori.


IN MEMO In I ouil


Oldpel pa Mo: i. adford,: 30th


fii hiW( is t B


Lin her 73rd ycar.i St. Mary’s Camete


yrl y on


oe»


RIAM ever


id woi;d » one


Leslie, Mi : t hehe! erne:lEibi Llnnle ydar.


o b e th . the at


:lrmary,


r daylat In Api'i-li.


rge Stanley. nterredthe 4tri


jf the ,n her . 0t. a e 3rd.t


w, at - lEllza-


o, 1949, Avenue, 3, t)he


Spel^ialist ;or Needlecraft, W^ols, aH and Craft.


Tel. Clitheroe 585 20, MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE


WOOLS -MUNkOSPUN—all 3 piy-!-Cla,__-


3 ply—Ba’ta—1 chan


4-ply •L-Sa);onla Hand-woven [Twe&s. to


___ ________ _ Skirt lengto 3 yards ordbi Suits


Travelling Rugs WC im c


,y 6, 1)944. !l t remembrance


orgotten, ears roll on. ireq by Jlmipy


loving Auntie


f hat Is gotie; and


C.C. fell s'ered.!


a c k n q w l e c g m e n t s 'Far i;


T


rlrid and theli the


KAY.—Mrs.l , , to ' thank! dll] Ri and Nelghhpuis,


401 Lodge, tw r


I Pugh fot tlons. : I


Oii/tV a


..and Nurslilg'jS Royal infliTOsry T


.sorrow. .The: the local Dbc,


5. Beech Street


GORNALL‘--Thfe late Mr.i J. :T.Re’


SMITHIESr- ■ late Mrs.


ally of the lake i wish |to thank


ids and nelgh- expvMSlons jot


florall .tributes sad ibereSve-


Doctor for his alley.


teiatlva ’Family wl0i and


Office and I Frl e ids Works for their of sympathy ] i an i l


, the F S:aff a:


recei___, elved I in|[- ihelr t inder


uto: ir also


jlnd . flori


;ti£t at ' and clndly


dorthank: all kind synip . tributes irece.v


. he Doctor and > kind attention


■ ‘thank’ all treceived! ...


: nelghhourk for I P # ' "


.Whlte Hohsp. tw-


STANLEYMMr.l I express ihls sip


-


hours for I kind .r pathy I apdl


1 v.L Low Mo<[L ':: ■ ,•.' ,


14; Cross Bftre it,


.lives a ithy


Fam! Qorni


'sad hereatem-snt


a id fio 4lr sad Nuri


,Fam' Smith! iflves,, . kind


he Doctors ;ai • their kln(li ittl-


relatives.Ifrle il ids teceived In hi


1:ere t


4 , Friends kethren lot exp i J the Foodt Trutex


Ml tributes ttime I of


ressions


the DQoter Blackburn


rjiltViprhe. 'pd dvi hanks Ito


the Rev.! I- mlnlstra-


m-


11 wish jto nd Friends


of the


and floral- ring their


„ of; the .^ h J to


[rlendk apd expressions


) Vnhai staple!


:al^trl»)utes loss.;). Also ;e for.ithplr


, wi4eslto


Royal Infitmai y, Bla" itekhurn. mtlon


US greai! -- & id Ni rses


mesasges tributes u loss. ! Al-hS


floral Cl tberod


V—- '


® iankslto. S}' heigh' , of syffi-


rses .at- the I


Paton’s, Copley’s, f yke’s. Green’s I Sirdar, Lee s, Pearsall’s, etc. 12, 3 and 4 ply Ylools for knRwea;^ Sock Wool. iRIlAL SHETLAND


e have ainii| ^xcdlent . vYwuuu. u.yv-1 yyy^y range of best jinake WOOLS!


Newest Books and Leaflets for all kinds of KriWear, Needlework! Crophet, Craft.


.-LS and CANyAS.^ [


Coming in soon—Qulckjknit arid Crochet Wool.


N E ED L E lhR ^F T - lL in en s ; - Organdie: Thrp|ids;: Needles; Sowing Cotpons. Crochet Silk and Cot^n. TRAcIIK goods op ALL TYPES.


We can prepare j a stitch Chart and colour scheme for your Traced GoCds.


- | j | ! I i |


DESIGNS siDeclally prepared and traced on to m^terlalp according to yCijr requirements.


TAPESTF[i]ES---Traditional Designs-coloured |and trammed. Tap®try Wools.


'


s p e c ia l - ta pe str ie s GP c lith ero e & DISTRICT or your own desi|gn prepared by an ARTIST TO (jRDER.


' ■ I I' !


CRAFT— a—iIn ati^ition to Craft Goods for Dool-making vra.Lc.YYS, Hdilr, Paces! etc'.); Glass Painting; Peltwbrk;


(Patterns Stools


Leather, NpecSe^, Slippers, Bags, eitc.


and| S^grass; we pedi^


, - etc!,


eiui- uu ^ ^


uuti ^ u | j j


WAGGON & HORSES Proprietor: P. R; SMITH.


I Tel. 518'


PIMLICO ROAD ^ CL THEROE Free and Fully Licensed, j


Worthington |Bitter Beer on


■ ‘


OUR SELECTION OF WINES AND SPIRITS : AND BOTTLED BEERS ARE TOO NUMEROUS TO DETAIL.


V


MAKE A CALL AND SEE. FOR | YOURSELF. COMFORTABLE ROOMS | - ' 'QUICK SERVICE LARGE CAR PARK, j ! ''N '


can- now offer youi'Tools, for LEATHERCRAFT—Glides,


A R T—Paper,’paint, Brushes for every bijanch of Art. G IF T S -H aiia-made


j Pe It; Knitwear. C r o c h je t ;


- Embroide^: |l|i(|tares| Hand-made Pottery. ' g iv e ' yO


A S A R ^ L , LIBRARY OF Tt


RELATIVES AND FRIENDS qiFT TOKEN—from


: BE^T BOOKS FOR N?EDli:{?RApT!. SAp ItS, i ART, CTC. I


-N ^ : , \ORjbERS\SENT:BY'POSTl ; Goodslfiofi iff stocy willingly ordered /or yoy : s t iW A C iH ' .T lftO lJBL E


We have been' atipolnted local agents for the .umpips Rexall products. Two oi the most important remedi^ &Te


mQiWA - p i iv -A n excellent reriiedy for all stoiriach “ I^M A -R H X


I


BONE 8ii NERVE LINIMENT-WhichV brtags relief in all cases of Neuritis Rheumatism, Sprains, ptc. j


Try these when yon are next in need. , , A. PRESTON, M-P-S- ■"i"! ■''''i...... I rk ;’3278.! j ' "' ■' M,"; | ,


Congregational Church Youth Group ;


A J U W SAIE I will be .held in


THE SCHOOLROOM


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) Commencing a t 7 p.m.


ADMISSION 3d. j Refreshments will be served.


THE HALL, Lowergate '


'


A JUMBLE SAII ; will be held


TO-MORROW, Saturday (May 14. 1949) ^


Open 2-30 p.m. admission 3d.


' UGHT REFRESPIENTS. ! ■ I I BASHALL EOTS


Whist Dnve&Dance ! THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS


|to be held in I on


I Wednesday, May 18 j 7-30 p.m. to 1 a.m.


ADMISSION 2/6


Ip aid of C/haigley children’s summer outing.


WOMEN’S UNIONIST ASSOC, i Clitheroe Branch


MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE! Social Evening


THURSDAY NEXT (May 19, 1,949)


j ' Commencing 7^30 p.m. ADMISSION 1/-


! (including refreshments) I shades 2 ply—Morrn iniing Haze—2/- oz., six shade^


,!7 oz -1/4 oz. -1/5 oz.


I


match Morning Haze Wools— Any shade and length caii be Ladies’ and Gent’s Coa,ts and


vraps. Jerkins, Scarves[ etc., etc. In—


FLAG DAY IN CLITHEROE; Saturday, May 21, 19,49


HOUSE-TO-HOUSE COLLECTIONS will be


taken in the Bcjrough and in the Clithero; Rural District Townships, May 20.


.YOUR HELP IS VERY iGREATLY' NEEDED.


Any donations will be gratefully received and acknowledged by the Hon. Treasiirer, Mr.i A. Langshaw, , 50, York Street Clithefoe. I!


' CLITHEROE BRANCH i]


SOLDIERS’, SAILORS’, AND AIRMEN’S FAMILlEl ASSOCIATION i


AND INCOI^ORATED HELP SOCIETY


All Sulnts, 2nd


-_ad, I iploved! nhah;


ay, i


KWe! V.f P. i


.-1- I


Idhilry,: 27Jh.!


CLITHERQE A


F.C ; SUPPORTERS CLUB ter WHIST w M


111 The Hall, Lowergate


^A T U R D A '^ , M ^Y 21st, a t , 7-30 (inclildlng Cup ;of Tea) at reisonable prices.


ADMISSIQN 2/ Rejxes' '


'.Prizes Incluflet—Edgeiie 'Linen Tablecloth..........


Sdt- Table Prizes.


(Wave Value 50/-. Pair of Sheets. ‘Mats, etc.’,' ’etd;;- And ’ ^


t ic k e t s ' Inow on sale. ).m. '


mil IIIU


, IFRIdAY, MAY 13, 1949 A ilfllhi lliil


Michele_Mprgan,! Sonlk Dresdel.^Jaok**Hawkte8.*R®Xh"Rjch^^^ Bobby Henley in ‘THE FALLEN IDOL.’-t-’A’ film.


.BARBARA LAWRENCE in in cross


7r30: WEDNESDAY at 6-01and 8-^5. NOLANI,. RICHARDI WIDMa I


]


They clash head' on .- ... atc I | the - crossroads ]of crlme.-i action, spine-tingling :suspenpe, stark realism]


fWith NO nami and


U f 'A , Gripping


THURSDAY and FRIDAY a t 7-30: SATURDAY. 6-0 andl8-15 n.m. ANI^E REVERE


JUNE HAVER, WALTER BRENNAN, LON McCALLISTER, and NATALIE WOOD in I f


LIGHTNING »U ” Innocent and beautlllul ijin tlie


Booking Office open Mjonday.l Wednesday and Saturday. 2:30 to ,'4-0. iimniii| ini nn iim iiiiiiii iiiiiiii LUXURY CjNEMA & CAFE, BLACKBMRN


THIS WEEK-END: ALAN LADD in “WHISPERING SMITH,’! bjONDAY, MAY ibth for SIX DAYS. THE ROYAL: ioMMAND PILM


C O T T


THE ANTARCTIC j starring


With DEREK and Star Past in Magnificent Technicolor,


■with • " ------- ----------------- full supporting programme.


Matinee Dally at 2-30, CoiitinuoUs Monday , to Friday Last complete show, 8-15. houses at 6-0 ani^ 8-15.


Book early for Saturday.


from :6-,0. Befiarate


lOHIff MlLIiS BONti and HAROLD WARRENDER


____________


•mil b


“’ll" lilh i


_ JEANNETTE I MCDONALD. JOSE ITURBlin “ THE BIRDS AND MONDAY and TUESDAY at 7-30; WEDNESDAY lot 2-15, 6-0, 8-15.


SALLY ANN HOWES, DERMOT WALSH, HAZEL COURT,' and PATRICK HOLT in j


MY SISTER AND 1


THURSDAY and FRIDAY a t 7-30; SATURDAY at 2.15. B-O & S-15. j


ERIC PORTMAN, HUGH SINCLAIR and iiitroducing EDNA ROMNEY in


“ My past Is no figment of imagination, yet it! contains an fantasy, of a dream . . . and all the horrors of a nightmare 1"


. TEL. EAST LANGS. DAIRY FARMERS’ PROJECT - n ----------- n — n — ^ — r ~ ~


A MASS MEETING I will 'be heldj In the ] jConservative Club, Clitheroe


ON TjUESDAY, NEXT, MAY 17, 1949 j


at 7-30 p:m. •


ALL GENERAL FARMERS AND SMALL DAIRYMEN !


ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. ! .


L. A. BEGLEY, Temporary Secretary. .1 :


CORRIDOR OF MIRRORS Booking Offico^men daily 11 to 12-30, 3 to 4-30. I


I


at 7-30: SATURDAY at 2:i5. 6-0 and 8-15; THE BEES.”—Technicolor. :


I|iini| ID


III JO iillllhi Hill mui A f liiiiid lu um n ifl


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30: SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 n.m. JEAN ARTHUR, MARLENE DIETRICH. JOHN LUND in “ A FOREIGN AFFAIR.”


SATURDAY at 2^15 : “ THE TEXAS TROUBLE SHOOTERS.”


MONDAY at 6-0 and 8-15; ’TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 740. An ever-popular subject


THE SON OF MONTE CRISTO starring LOUIS HAYWARD and.JOAN BENNETT.


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30: SATURDAY at 0:0 and 8-16;


.JEAN PIERRE AUMONT. JOAN HOPKINS and CECIL PARKER ! as “THE PRINCE REGENT” in


THE FIRST GENTLEMAN ,


' Excellent! popular entertainment.


SATURDAY at 2-15 : Ken Maynard in 'Death Rides the Range.’ Booking Officejonen 2 to 4 n.m., Mon., Wed,. Sat,


ENTERTAINl!lENTS;iN BURNLEY Week commencing Sunday, May 15, 1049,


' j , ^ * EMPIRE GRAND


Dally at 2-30,i 6-15, (Sat. 6-0),-4i-15.


The picture i that speaks ■ for 1 itself. Adapted from the novel by Sincl’r Lewis


“ f.Cass| /


Timberlane Starring I


iVlitton Aniateur Dramatic Society \pRESENT


“THE BLUE GOOSE” !!


i By PETER BLACKMORE ! i ■


on { ; . I


To-night and To-morrow MAY 13 and 14 j


/


.v:V , xv:..). ^


V , . l U I . ;- Admissioti 2/- I ^ !


WHALLEY .METlioDIST CHURCH HALL , Doors open 7-0 p.m. r! , - ' — -<


I I ■ I |i


4 W I


GHIPPING, Near Preston ' ' FOURTH — 1


ANNUAL SPORTS


Saturday, May 28th; 1949 , KEEP THIS DATE, OPEN!


■OPEN EVENTS.—Fell Race; 100 yards Handicap; 440 yards Handicap; One Mile Bicycle Race; Pillow Fight; Tug-of-War:(slx-a-slde).


i


OPEN AND L()CAL.—Wrestling, Cumberland and West­ morland Association Rules.


OPEN EVENt S.-HORSE RACES.-(l)i-mlle Habdlcap. (2) 1 mile Handicap; (3) 1 mile Scratch; (4) mlla Handicap.! I


'


LOcAl EVENTS. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S'RACES. PRIZES.


Schedules’ arid Entry Forms may be had by post from Mr. H. Lowq, Windy Street, Chipping, near Preston; or from! any Member of the Committee.


Entries for Wrestling and Tug-of-War taken up to time I !


of Event.


CLOSING DATE for,Open Events and Horse Racing, I SATURDAY, MAY 21st.


ADMISSION 2/6. CHILDREN 6d., up to schooUleaving age. Refreshments in the Village Hall.


^


Side Shows*and Stalls £1/1/-. Bookmakers’ Stands 20/-! DANCE in the Village Hall after ;the Sports.


A GOOD JUMBLE SALE will be held In


AND POUND STALL I


THE READING ROOM, WADDINGTON on


ADMISSION 3d. Doors open 2-30 p.m.


SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1949 ------—


Gifts of Jumble and ifor the Pound Stall, will be ithank- fully received and will be collected on Thursday night, I ' May 19th.


A WHIST DRIVE


will be held In the evening at 7-30. Details next week YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED.


T- NEWTON INSTITUTE DANCE


rR n )A Y N E X T ,S I , i y 20 8-30 p.m.| to 2 a.m.


HODDER DANCE BAko ADMISSION 2/6 ' Right: of admission reserved.


, Station, via Whitewefl, at 8-0 p.m.; ! from Grindleton to Waddlngton .at i 8-0 Slaldburn 9-0 p.m.


Free buses will: leave ClRheroe


ALL BUSES RETURN AFTER . DANCE.


|


NORTH-EAST LANCASHIRE GIRL GUIDES’ ASSOCIATION


invites you to d


FILM SHOW also


A TALK ON GUIDING and a , CUP OF TEA


THURSDAY, MAY 19 at 7-30 p.m.


AT THE PUBUC LIBRARY, BURNLEY.


FRIDAY, MAY 20 a t 7-30 p.m..


AT 'THE PEOPLE’S COLLEGE, BASTWELL, BLACKBURN


] j


: ■ ■ ■ j ,


SPENCER TRACY, LANA TURNER.


'.Drake, Mary ^stor. ■r . ,


Zachary Scott, Tom !


Jane Powell, j Ralnh


Bellamy in (Delight- fully Dangerous.”


Sunday, May 15. com­ mence at 7-0. ! Doors anon 6-30 n.m.;


Sunday noxt at 7-0 ; James Stewart and Donna Reed in “It ’s A Wonderful Life.”


Monday, May 16. and all week.


Yvonne Do Carlo, Dan Duryea, Ro3 Cameron and Helena' Carter in


RIVER IiA^Y


Hard-hitting melo­ drama In sensational technicolor. Also


Mon. to Frl. only


Arturo De Cordova, Lucille Bremer and Turhan Bey in -


"ADVENTURES OF CASANOVA.”


Mon. to . Fri„ dast comn. proy., 7-25.


* SAVOY


Sunday: Claudette Colbert and John Payne in ‘WITHOUT RESERVATIONS.’


Monday and all wk.


DANA ANDREWS and MERLE OBERON in


NIGHT SONG


The ^ story of a|


woman’s strange de­ ception. Also


BOB MITCHUM in ‘NEVADA.’


Based on Zane Grey's famous novel.


Last Bus frdim Burnley 10-45 p.m.; Sundays, 9-45 p.m.


Church of England School, Whaliey


‘.1 .1 !


TOMMY WHITEHEAD I Presents a


:j


Popular Learners’ Night


This Fridayj and every Fri^a|| . . .


i


7-30 D.m. toj 10 45 p.m, I


Pull Staff In! a1 ii ADMISSIOI ' I


Galders SOCIAL


LAST OP THE SEASON to -n ig h t | cfriday


BA


ERIC LATHAM and hi^ Band


Dancing 8-30 p^.m!, to 1-0 a.ra


ADMISSIOr^ 2/6d. I Refreshments


GHATBURN CHURCH BILLIARDS


GRAND I .


50/50 DANCE !1


In the


Ghatburh Church 1 Institi te


TO-NIGHT ( FRIDAY^ Dancing 8 p.m to 1 a.m.


Ri E. FORD AND HIS ■ DANCE ESAND ;


ADMISSK3N 2/6


St. Mary’s Par sh Churc i Gisburn


l^ale of Work and Jumble


■■' ! ' i n I; THE PARISH HALL


TO-MORROW, Saturday To be opened a t 3 p.m.'by


, MRS. J. HINDLEY of Manor House, Blacko;


Chairman: W. Woodhead.'Esji., ‘‘Dormers,’’ Rlmln^on.


•AiDMISSlbN , Refreshment^ - Ices , 2/- ;i


tendance. ONES


CLUB I GRAND ! TEL. 147. (BY THE CLOCK)


!KET PLACE, CLITHEROE Phone 167 or 443


VALVES AND BATTERIES IN STOCK lEROE LABOUR PARTY


SPRING FAIR will be held In ■


CO-OP. GUILD ROOM


ON SATURDAY, MAY ■ 21st, 1949 at 2-45 p.m. : , ,


Opener Mr,. T. BREAEELL, Party Agent. Chairman: MiRS. J. BUSH,'President, Women’s Section.


STALLS, !HARDWARE, D R i^ ^Y , FANCY - GOODS AND POUND STALL'' ! LIGHT TEAS.


Admissidn 6d. SOCIAL AND DANCE at 7-30 p.m. RIBBLESDALB LEAGUE


WUKCH’ ME.4DOW rO MORROW, Saturday


RIBBIBDALE


WANDERERS (with S. J. Metcalf)


V, READ (with J. Dyson)


Wickets pitched a t 2-30 p.m, ADMISSION:


\DULTS 1/u CHILDREN 6d. ... ,


New members cordially invited;


• !. U.N.A. . '


TO-MORROW, Saturday v n ,


THE! OLD SCHOOL CHURCH BROW


Open at 2-30 p.m. ADMISSION 3d.


WADDINGTON CRICKET ■ ■ CLUB ' ■■ ■


DANCE In. .


ST. HELEN’S SCHOOL, WADDINGTON


TO-MORROW, Saturday (May 14, 1949)


Dancing 7-30 to 11-30 p.m. ADMISSION 1/6


TOC H


SCOUT GROUP 1 ■


■


JUMBLE SALE I In ■


MOOR LANE SCHOOL on


FRIDAY NEXT, May 20 ADMISSION 3d.


have your jumble, which will be collected on contacting any Toe Hi member or J. Aspden, King Street.


. JOIN


GISBURN I Y.F.C, , a t their


CARNIVAL BALL


VILLAGE HALL, GISBURN FRIDAY NEXT, May 20


: 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. V. REGAL BAND


-r- ';f-“ ''ApwttssioN 2/- ■, SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.


: Please help by letting us'


JUMBLE SALE a t ’ ■ / ■ '■


i; myi" If your


4 - ' .-I.. .,] ;r


THE NEW SPRING


SUITINGS ARE HERE


Choose your NEW SUIT from the good range of Cloths'i we are showing;


Fjorp. £7/4/0 the Suit to measure.


FRED READ BESPOKE TAILORS 9, MjaRKET PLACE, CLITHEROE. TeL 58.


PRICE TWOPENCE iet^s slightly dicky


It’s just , as wdl to'have it looked at rig it away because the breakdoi7n of one ’pairt can often a l’ect others and lead to unne :essary expense.


not-justfas-lv listening poln


Having th set breaks do Ml


e Ijob done as , soon as you notice anything t-lshould-be is far better too from the of view .than putting it off until the I altogether; ’


then you wc n’t miss: programmes you specially want to hear.


iWe will db if at a time |to suit your convenlerice and ^ '


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