Clitljerdc


^RinkYj; AUGUST 24, • ng-up Tirmes


Llgh 4 a-17


rli^eVcltKii n


p.m. to Sl-9 a.ni|.


PLANS, for the cpnversft 1 part of: Low'll Moorj


local appro\jed


ijito fliits for key fvorke cement; works,


ill g''on! Tu this lame tae in'dus tjwn, ils iple. ! during ' the war {years, Cllthero{e T o w n bbled yards echoed } to _jund of marching feet;


Council at its monthly meet esday ni us old t r ia l ; his past in


i\ied by Clitni Cl : eroe Town ht. And so,


were


landmark: in tory of the nothet new


{jortant.'rjile in th^ lffe',({) qistrlct.


nues to


s nd although the ^ooms this ^ cotton! giant no longer rattle the dut their n il! ccjntf


raucous tune, the play ah! im- ■ ■ ' ‘ the


it, thelre is no mote importknt faetbrSin the life of thfej dis­ trict ait the preserit time than the proyision' of adequate t accommodation fqr those who york }rere.


For Imake no irilstake Ibout


. serious shortage ! of adequate a ccommo iation, which Cllth- eroe, ih common; with |other townsiwhlch hlave in compar.. •


Mili is! of course, dn expedient. But itjshsds newilight bn the


tively irec^ent ^ears, extende i the sc^ope and viriety tif icj industries, haye experienced.


developinent ^n the next | 20 years, to which we i have


lihe


The priesent discussions ' on form-


more tha,n, a less thero is ti able !spped-u progress, pansion envisage


accomimbdatlon lesourci I klread^ overtaxed.


can I hardljf by! a 1 town


Fojr industrl! trial ex- be


ipb-dream' unr be a copsider- hbasing


produce | little


Moor Mill spoi,lights igain thie vital n^ed not


■* i i


Olitheirob Market It is a


nastets ; is


with I'onks, SW,\yaledale, Dales- Ijred,


lay hpxi;. ;ion otn ’


control, ^nd the markir ?| and flbeces. i


i h ilf-bredsJ Hon. Mrs. R.


Drepafatlon of The! c lairman I


man |oi; th^ sub-committee ol


d 1 S 61


drganjsers of |thd demqnstra- ion, Which begins at| 10-30


iihire i Agricultural Exi Commiltt and W« Sxecu'tiv


tsshetori, l i v e s the


ve Committees are, the Agric Lan; ;a.m


Royal! p i a :


iaUdC;ESS|FBL ih Asspeiated Board


Grade [Downham) Df |MtS.


areavbs Sunlce


Gownhaih.


ieasori. Club {arc natch at


W IT H tear


at 2-3p p ,ra


;afteriioop. liistrldt : nvitetl


, W;


were:!Grade 1: Barbara ICarr Rimihgt


Schools 0 r t e


! Rawsbn 2;;


1). jxamhi; of


on): I Christine (Clitheroe)!;


Betty D *


t m.3


'ho arie i : attend


* , MR-1 f :B.|


Low |M ' holdin Low Mo I All players


a view for the


*


..LTA jjjember pf Board of! Management,:{gave a


:’ully with thelmost : terns! iai id t ■


was


;ind Mrs. Higsbn, 4


hanked ■ bvl Mrs. bluttall *


‘


resclutlons y


*


the ybuhger son of Mr. and Mrs. ir. Schofleld. of Shlthlll, Clitheroe. who has; been awarded a B.Sc. (Engineer­ ing) def ree with first class honoilrs at London University. An Old Bov ofi ClitheroelRoyal Grhtnmdr Schodl, he {served his drtioles with Mr. j J. ;N. ' Bell, jth J Borou'gh Surveyor. is de^ree| at


^ lUrRATULA’flONS' P O nIg :


Mr. ^ohn Delrek Schofield, to


and stub led for Burnlfey


Technic al .College. *


Miss jFl )rence telephone , supt rvisor.|; j was preseiite 1 with a coppef coal scuttle to mark of her marrtag Mr. T. Graham made jthe preset represen';atlve|


A T a cerempnj .Post' ‘ nfficp


Office


at Citiheroe on Friday. Llmbert'. the


the staff was ; I ■


! 4' ■ ;on, __ irqsent.


Ration I And a gathering of


*


eroe Royal Grammar pupil. I Gtaham Wilson


A 'STATE been awardei to a


olarsh 1 ,;on of Mr. J


Gickson, is to! study art and L__, .. .xj...


Clitheroe Graham, who Is the ainndl Mrs. D. M.


bf I Rlbblesdale-^yenue, d!


r.


architecture University.


----- , Llvelrpool


: and . Forrest, | C lithercieJ on i Tuesday, Ithe hoi se, 23,lKlng- j lane. Clitheroe,


i '£780. :' 'The vehd^or’s solliiitors I were Messrs. Stiariiles, Sfih and [ Sllnger. Clltherbe.i


sold for


THIS {{W'sIeK’S j; SAFETl^ ^OGAN


Make hast* slowly.


offered for sale by auc- tion by Messrs Hothersall


Gllth- School Dlck-


has


the oiioaslon to-morrow, postmaster.


.Wb r a e n ’ s Guild,


ImpDrtant ' and


He: pr.{


PARKto, i a th e ' Splclety’s


very bomorehensive retfort of i,he !Cd-opermve Cp{ngress held recently a t | Blackpool, to ■Tuesday’,; meeting: Clitheiroe operative


I Co­ dealt


the


' Stteejllia lAlf ■


(Chat J


were To


*


JforthSSfng i; AustraKjm, Fruil In Hi^ 91st


3or Football g a practice or to-morrow in the,


forthcoming


aterested, are Kick-off Is


I Birthda]r Ca^e


district' Mr. William Gates, o; Castle-view, Clitheroe, yetei celebrated bis 91st birthday.


IA FORMER cattle dealer : well known j figure in


of Bowland, but has lived Clitheroe in the |Same house more than 40 years. His occq tioh' as a cattle dealer took all| over the district,'and in time he has walked many mil found the coimtryside to cond business with the' farmers, bii t 1933 he broke a I leg, and since that time he ltas| not -worke;


active and in go'pd health; bom at MarshaW in the Tropg


Mr. Gates, who is still f?


walks near his hoaie and is excellent , weather forecE s! according tO his eldest daugi Miss E. Gates, with j whom resides.'


i { ,;


and' a' son. Mrs.[ Gates 'hair died in! March, 1949. Thfere also four grandsons and grand-daughters. ;ij i


BIRTHDAY TEA


' When an “ A-dvertiser and Times ’’ reporter called yeste day he 'found Mr. Cates presiding over a birthday tea, to: which a few friends had| been inv.t Miss Gates had made the h r day' cake for the occasion which she had put fruit wi had I been sent by a nepi Mr. A. Gates, frop Australia Mr. Gates’ ninetieth birthday last' year. It arrived too late and'was held ovei; for this y^ar'p celebrations.


Electoral Divisioa^ At Wiswell


atives district


meeting held by the Pa rish Council in the School on Tues­ day, when Mr. C. F. Clayton presided.'


iistr Tb


ihls was agreed at a public '


the defining of public fooU paths in WlsweU, and ,a report


Is to be submitted to the authorities concerned.


There was also discussior. on


* W i s w e i l x - a iW i* districts—Wisweil and Barrow —for election purposes, with an equal number of represent allbcated to each


rT Is proposed ■ Wiswell Parlish


to dldde into two


' He' has two other daughters


mg are two


' He still gets jout for short


3f the Music ations


the


burn), oin e s pupils id. of


Har- ! and


■intei'est


MAJOR demonstratmn of I flock


hill s,hee 3p and!| I(deals ks,


36 hbld at on ’Ilhurs- demonstra-


all S 6 I Is to pe ;the


:hair- ;o c k anca- sutlve ashire Itural,


of I Clltherbe’s


j-eferred only .re likely to few weeks' ago.


The' scheme! at Low Mbor


h!iof Mill at a


MILL td BE CQNVrERTED FOR Ne\^ Role For Former Home Of


'^Ij


I Giant Textile Concern orie time one of the 3iggest; Cotton concerns in Lan-


Mill


17|years ago. ■ i 1 ■ I I ’ ' i At Tuesday’s meetin


Ribblesdale Cenient Comt any, from ^ e owners!,


the Garnett


plans I were passed, conversion of part of the riiill for flats for key wbrkers at cement works i aind


Coun for


ariother part is also to adapted for use ,as| a ho5 for 40 or 50 employees bf sahi'e Arm. -


j i


o I During’ the war j It ^ 11500 'men.


• Low Moor Mill was one the flrst buildings' to acquired by the Compi wljieni they camej to Clltherji


ing Battalion of the ; Royal Engineers and housed ' abput I


peupied by the|No. Tra I


a communal hostel for wo ihen.i run by the Hbstels Association. a branch Labour.


of the Ministry


avfaited by the CoDapany; before they ca!n put | tlieir scheme into operation, r - •


Planning approval is r.ow


APPROVAL AWAITED '


{Whose ea are


commun.tles ;|thrpughou ; j the ,;ought.


Thus, the new role bl Low 3f Clitheroe, ij bqt of similar


once only


country, whe^e ! progress' Is aagerly whe^'e I


floork at the mill and it-ls phe indention of thej firm to con­ vert par t of the Ipremises into self - contained flats , for married couples.' and another part Into a hostel, containing cubicles and every | modsrn convenience, for their qwn workmen.


the “Advertiser and TimO this week that with . generdl shortage of labour the d 1 s t r i c |t and ‘ extensions being made 'at works, they were trying, help themselves | by providlr accomrabdation for their qwn workers.


An ofiBcial of the firm told


and Sons, cotton {spinners and manufacturers, the f rm had its'origin iri the! jl790’s cotton spinners. | At ;one tl]r the mill was known as putting-out place,’’ Indicatlr


loom weavers who wove it their homes, and' then turned it to the Imill as cldth.


Pay Rise For Cement Workers


! B O U ll’ - 20 cemen; workers elnployed by


Ribblesdale Cement, Ltd., benefl;


Clitheroe,


under an awajrd of 2d. an hour increase in avages


wUl en<


workers who borne undei- the Joint [ Industrial


T hos e affected arc


Council for the Cemen; Industry. The increase is from the firist pay week in September.


Originally Thomas Garrlett i There are still 'some’ good' j Part of the premises Is n(


Natlo: which


into flats for key wo.rkmen of ijyho bought the premises fdmily of Clitheroe, about


i ouu eo le, c> m


(ir.troduced at Low Moor Mill about 1826 and in the early d;iys, a number of j appren- tkes were employed.'


; Power loom Reaving • was


cottages near the faqtory and wore a uniform.! Every Sun­ day they marched in pro- cpssion to St. Mary’s Church. Clitheroe.


. These apprentices j


the firm developed b:: the largest cotton . in Lancashire, j


[From a small beginning,


Into one concerns


■ Eventually, hbwfeyer, the Japanese c a p t u J , e d the markets formerly supplied by the firm, and the Imlll, with many others in Lancashire, was closed dowri. and; a few years ; later thp 'machinery vlas sold.


Gisburn Hall


Parish Plans


J , PUBLIC meeting was held ! at Gisburn on Friday,


; I {


„hen the possibilities of c arrying out alterations to the Parish: Hall, which I now be- ngs to the people of Gisbum, ere discussed. ,


aabe! at the I meetliig; which was presided oveb by the Vicar the Rev. W. M. Lister.,


■There was|ja gooi attend-


members of ( the cbmmittee ■wfhich is now {comprised of the following;' Meksrsll ' J. R. Bindley, Harry I Taylor, B. Behtley, J. S. Precious, N. A. vYaterworth, J. Iwrathall, G; ellamy. A. Hudton.rthe Rev. , M. Lister, and Mesdames. , Smith, I. Wrathall and H. Taylor.


A ballot w;as held to elect ! ! that weft was Issued ' to haiid- jj


s(J)n, a member of the; York­ shire R u r a l Community Council, explained the work­ ing of the Council with regard tQl helping vlllagk committees means of grants or the


fifter the ballot, Mr! Jack-


passing of plans for new bjjildlngs or alterations to *■ fisting buildings. , :


; Councillor B.j Bentley re­ vealed. that the total profit


n itte e on; Weqnesday, the f o l l o w i n g officials were ■appointed: • Thd Rev. W. M. Lister, chairmap: Mr. J. S.. ■


At a meeting of, the com-


“ recious, secretary bntley, treasurer.


folton-by-Bowlandl Agricultural


iaking No Chanc^ Unfortunate . experience. ! the


lAKING no c aances on | a repetition . o'f this year’s


ifs annual show from |the first jto the thiid Salurd^y jin August. The next agricultural show |at Bolton-by-Bpwlandi will be, held


w« due to be hew three week's ago, the Society a^ounced that the show would! have 'to be cancelled! because the’ lateness of t^e hay harvest had prevented farmers from gettpg their! stock rie^y in time, Yhe Society stfited then ‘that would have to fix the neighbourhood.


I'Shortly before tills year’s'show


in future it a date to suit


"THEIR qciety has sw'itch'ed the date iof lived in


OitheroProposal To Prb liibit Main Street Parking


A. PROPOSAL to prohibit the parking of vehicles in the


nvain thoroughfares of the tqwn except for the pmposes of loading oi unloading, is to be considered by a sub­ committee t£ the Clitheroe Borough anil Rural District Joint Safety Committee.


, |


damage causbd to his prpperty on two occas ons by traffic. {


ceipt of a C'l it he r oe


letter from a trader, citing


tary of the committee, 'told an “ Advertiser and Times ’’ re­ porter yesterday that the pro­ posal was also being con­ sidered In view of the con­ troversy that had taken place In regard to the prohibition of parking In Castle-street. |


Mr. S. Whit eside. hon. secre­


we^are flghtlig against and If • a large vehiide Is parked In


“ Obstruct!, an is the ' thing


’one-way '.'traffic,’’ said the secretary. ' ’ r


Castle-jstreet it means literally |


continued, argued that the parking of vehicles in Castle- street slowed down ; traffic passing through the', town, but In his opinion th a t did not necessarily mean the vehicles were progressing more safelyj It resulted! In pedestrians having to thread their way through a line of vehicles in order to get to the roah.


have , been stopped by “ The number of


from the village’s . recent IPestival Week avas £1,300, which was ifor the Parish Hall Fund. I


SCHOOL OF THOUGHT ' One school df thoujght, lie


iThis action follows the re- At Tuesday’s {meeting of


Jurther aprjeal was made for ([conomyi |in the use of water. iVnd exactlj^ 12 months ago to ihe day,: this was the scene in Taylor-stifeet, Clitlioroe, where. 1 ollowmg 11 exceptibnally heavy l ain which terminated with a severe tihiinderstorm, many


Clitheroe Toivn Council a K S l t h e


Hcuseholders strovb frantically 10 save: I their furniture and door covefirigs frOm the water ■which canie rushing in at the iront. and back {doors. Some £ ucceeded, | others were too late and | {waves of water and kludge pouied into the down­ stairs rqoihs. { .


The storm—one df the most severe for nany j years—began in tlie eqrly parti of the after­ noon and; M earley Brook began to rise. I t ■ms ndt long before it had overflowed and water ijvas swilljn^ about the streets.


DISTRESS iFUND


As a result of! these| floods which 1 uined the! carpets,' floorcover- ings and furniture In so many homes, a distress fund was (iperied |;he Mayor


The residents of ' Taylor-street' £,nd other I parts i of the town which WCTo affected will not forget that iweek {of rain in a hurry. ■ j ' { {


Me St certainly they will rather water sparingly than have: their homes'


ik pourlrig' I into from all sides.


ood Skoptihg In !B o wland Contest


and asked when we were going to deal with this business of parking In Castle-stteeti Is just nobody’s business,’ Mr. Whiteside. '


times I people


added


Miss Gi^eroe From lAiherica


IftLITHEROE historian, ^ Mr, A. Langsbajw, of


' York-street, has had a visit from! Miss Clitheroe, of Detroit, U.S.A., who hopes arid expects to trace her ancestry back to the i de { Clitheroe family.


.


Clitberoes were buried iri the Parish Churchyard, as memorial stones show, and the family lived at Horrocksford ' Hall.j the Alleys, and one or two other dwellings | still standing. | though much altered.


Some : of { the de


'resident | bearing 'the name of i Clitheroe. and a further curiosity is that Great Britain cori- . tains no other Clitheroe.


I t is cui;ious that at present the town has no


AJESTTES’^ WILL BE THERE Clitheroe Festivities


rpHREE A rnmp well-known 'local


S^im Bridge and Edmund Camblen, who j have ibeen riripointed King,! Queen' and J|ester of Carnival respectively, fbr the Torchlight Procession which Is to follow Clithefoe Show bn Saturday, September 1st, have been Invited to Attend the Festival Ball at the King-lane Hall ifext ; Friday;


comedians, j Jlmmy~Fell,


and Queen read!as follows:,— “ His Worshipful thb Mayor of the Ancient ahd Loyal Borough of Clltlerbe presents hl§ humble; coiapllrnents to their Majesties c f Carnival ffi this Festival Yeat ofi 1951, and tlrusts he may | be' honoured with their presence a t the Gtand Festival Ball to be held


th e invitations to the King ^w land Rectory


4 ^ ton Arm, on behalf of clients, for a bvjlldihg pprmlt to convert Bolton-by-Bowland Rectory into two houses, has been submitted | to i Bowland Rural District Council!


f onversipn Plan ^A N application! frbrp a Skip-


for the occupatldn of Ithh new owners, and thej other, si cot­ tage for their gardeneir-gfoom. The approximate price for the conversions would be £3,500.


hI It was stated tjiat ohe of.the ouses would be of good size,


In the King Lane Hall on Friday, August 31st.’’ | I In the case of Mr. Camblen,


their Majesties of Carnival.” KJ Needless to say, when the


tbgether under ' one roof for such an occasion, sotnething uhexpected is certainly bound to happen sometlriie.' Whdt form of mischief they'will get uh to is left |to the imagination of those pepple who have had previous experience of their afatics.


ing, Queen- and Jester get r I


Procession have revievyed pro­ gress from I time [to time and are well satisfied with the arrangements. Many| groups have entered and. although Individual items are still “ top secret,” an amusing parade !s beginning to take shape.


o I The Committee which Is WELL SATISFIED rganising | the Torchlight


the forefront, and the Com­ mittee have agreed that the lively eplSbdes from | this village should be provided with a band to enliven thbir walk to the!assembly point for the;main procession. ,


Low Moot will again be to


, Firework^ from the Castle Keep will wind up the'festiv­ ities, and the display, ab In the past,' is likely to attract'a huge


crowd.


the amount involved was so large, the Clerk should report the matter to the RjD.C. Asso­ ciation in support of [the Asso- dlation’s submission to the Ministry that llcencps for the conversion of one dwelling In- ho, 'two should be permitted the existing


Over and above licensing ceiling,


I ',' { i 'I


■rhe Council decided that as A PARTY) of about 45'frftnds arid I chainnan


Vif'Y.iVictuallers’iallprc* ! Ajswnrifitinn. Clitheroe ‘Theatre, Blackburn. of ’ the at


panied him [on a) trip to Black­ burn on Tuesday [evening ■where they saw Mr. Crossley’s brother, comedian top


[ soc at o ,


district Llcerised accAm-


of the ccom­


Jimmy' Lee.; bill


the Grand ;who is and


of __ Mr.| Erilest Crossley, licensee of ihe Buck Inn, Clith­ eroe.


the Jester, the invitation be­ gan; “ To the Lord of Mirth of


girVERAL lijnembers of the English International team '


th ; Bowlarid District Gun; Cl ab held brie of Its most am- bltjious veritures, an open clay d shoot for the W'est Riding; Yorkshire Sporting Cham-i I


re'among a large number o f ' Eirksmen' { at ' Bolton-by- 0wland on| Saturday, when:


lonship. I I


vliich preceded it,! and despite ifavourable weather condl- Dns, high' standards of'


ouk part ln|the cnampionshlp id in thtee . trial shoots


Thlrty-riigiat jeompetitors I


ca! fe, of Richmond, Yorkshire, i who scored | jmaxlmum points' ha the championship skeeti event Is entitled to the silver sk|eet badge) I awarded by the ,y Pigeon Shooting Associa-


larksmanshlp were Achieved.' One conip^itor, Mr. R. Met-1


ation,


CHAMPIONSHIP TIE Subject i’tp


highest aggregate score will to J; Windle. of


bef awarded


Ybrkshireli he does not qualify! fo r the trophy, j


wlarded only to com- jwhose


the home


champlon- Is


in


winners were : 1st stage (10 d ) : l!, H, Gije'Bn.' Black-


1 stages,I i and the'


ri^e), 1, R'l Metcalfe, Rich­ mond; 2\ si Barhber, Liver­ pool; 4th stage (skeet event), ■ R. Metcalfe: 2, IR. Wllkin- a. Highest aggregate, J. indie, iSklptonL: and P. W2tton, CUtheroeT:


rse, Lancalster; 2, W; Heald, orton; 2rid stage (13 bird), Rl Wilkinson, Helperby; i 2. Greent{ 3rd stage {(double


leld arid medal for the the


C.P.S.A. conflrm- champlonship


same number of points as Mr. Wlndle aridl^hus tied for flrst place, but I as nlp is av petitors


Skipton. A dlltheroe competl- Mr. P.| Wetton. had the


­ - :


' The chilnaplonship was shot| In four 1


New Grass Dryer Yields Record Crop


KEEN interest was


demonstration of a ne^ drying plant, the flrsl} kind In the district, wh|li Installed at ' Mr. Parker’s farm at Little Gisburn, six weeks ago,


in this week’s


ch' was George Mlddop,


aroused public girass- of ite


watch the new plant s t work. During the past six weeks it has been operating almost continuously for 12 hours a day, and Mr. Parker htis baled 75 tons of good qiiality hay, despite the recent unsettled weather.


Eighty farmers gathered to


plaiit was Installed, th Western Electricity


Three weeks before ffie new


available at the farm, plarit Is- entirely driven by electric power. After drying, the grass is Immediately baled by an ' automatic balbr,| and stored In permanent winter quarters.


made a supply of elbctirlclty as the


; North Board


V v' ' I FOODS FOR YOUR HI


of fodder. Mr. Parker Is well iatlsfled


reporter was told y th a t many enquiries received for similar farmers generally wer^ ing the advantages grass over many othe


r types


with the new plant. I t has helped him store a record crop. [


Photographers Meet At IWhafley


shire and Cheshire visited the district on attempt tb to rial char:


ofWhalley.


iNE hundred photographers , I from all parts of Lanca­


Saturday In an portray the plc-


01 ting of the Lancashire and Cheshire Photographic Union, which was [[organised by the President) Mr. Frank Westall, and the Padlhaniland District Photographic Sb c l - e t y , of w'llch he is'also president.


The ev^n|ii was' the annual


. cc inducted' them bn a) ramble ' over Whalley Nabi


Society irietl menibers of the Union a t ':Read! Hall, Cock B ridge arid at Whalley, and


Members i of tlie Padiham


fer members to) photograph ■


A obey, and itea was served at the Assembly Rooms, the President! saying that only once before had; the annual outing been, held' In Whalley, and on [that occasion the vreather had been bad. He was indebted, he| said, to the Padiham [Club for their help Ir 1 organlsirig the event.' Mr. i^’estall was!thanked by Mr. D. S Moran ' *■ ' ~ '* P 3rt.


’ Arrangements' 'were made W halley [ (Uhurch and the


|iLR.P.S.. of So^th-


Clitheroe M.P.’s Tour!


TVTR. RICHARD FO]5r,{M.P, ■t-"-*. for the CUtheroe Division,


f


faces a strenuous and varied programme when hej arrives to-day to commence his tour of the constituency.


holding interviews at Great Harwood, and at noon he will travel to Chipping, to eperi the annual show,' of which he is the President.


On Saturday morning ihe is


join the Barley FeU Association, speaking party In the open air. is not only concern! meetings and inte constituents, although hold interviews at C H u r s t Greeri, Dp'’ Habergham Eaves stone. Read and Fouliii!


Ribblesdale Cement H a p t o n Valley Perseverence Mill, R New Church MiU, Ba: the' Haptori Coach Company’s works.


Mr. Fort will also On Sunday, Mr. F art wiU


ilwiewing he wlU


'31s tour with


'litoeroe, wnham, Slmon- dge.


visit the Works,


Blinding


ColUery, adiham, and


Clubs and visits tb^ Clitheroe and Longridge .Shows are also included in the programme,


Addresses to two I Rotary


Burst Green 17 'l3 1 Barrow , ... 19/12 2 Chatbum .. 17 9 1 Downham . .18 7 2


Sabdeoi .. 19 l'4 2


walkers’ to the


An “ Advertiser and Times ” hai


pi a: cf


qsterday dibeen nts, as realls- drled


I^^Y^E sell every kind of'fruit juice for iiose fo' remedial or convalesceht diets. Fljve kind;


Wholemeal Floiir, from fine grades to coatse; a ho; Fruit and Nut Cakes, kidneys and| liver), foreign honeys.


Dandellbii Coffee (exc^Uent.fci several varieties of


English We also stock Germ of Wheat, genuine Black


Molasses, Skimmed Milk Powder and Birswer's Yeast as recommended by Gayelord i Hauser, American dietician Ir . the Sundsly Graphic


,Get e^veirythlng for your health


MOOREYS, The Modern Herl|ali8ts KING STREET, CLITHERpE


OFnCE Account Books,


O rd e r -Machines, REQUISITES '1(1 " Analysis Books,


LeVer Arch alnd Flat Files/Punches Rubber Stamps, Starr:


[Agents for Twinlock I i VETROMOBIL


SUSPENSION FILING EQU PMENT


ADVERTISER & TIM^ 6, market ' PLACE, CLljtHEROE


GUE ■'


l; pt. 3 44


Veevers Brockhall Wlswell Ribble C. . Salesbury Eibohester


17 8


Hi l: 1(1 i;i


, Bill Books, Recer:t Boqks, Stapling ) Pads.


Dried the


cashire, employit g as nany as 800 people, {Low Moor is now to be cbnvertei


NOW, i r s


IN SHORT SliPPLY!


WEEK’S


OBITUARY' MRS. A. BERRf


heard with deep regret death oh Saturday Alberta Berry, of 26 aVenue, Clitheroe. Mn who was .72, had been Ing health for the p months. '


Hpr many friends In C. and the surrounding


( f In


ESt


Itaeroe district ojf the Mrs.


. Berry fail- few


Park- I ^


and later at Brungerle Berry moved to Park- eleven years ago, and her four sons now live


Berry was the youngest of the ten ichlliiren of the Lite Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hardiy. of Newton-street. ' She was well known among memben of the district’s farming comma .nity, her ' husband, thp late Mr. John Berry, having farmed for many years at Lower Standen, Mrs.


av enue


farms where she spent riiuch of her lifetime, Mr. R, Berr,v at Brungerley, and Mr. R. F. Berry at Lower Standeji.


taVo of at 'the


flrst members of the CUtheroe Branch of the ’Wdirien’s Unionist Association, and was for many years a meipbler of


Mrs. Berry was one of the


She was also associated Clitheroe Parish Chore'


Mothers’ Union, Wadmn ton. : StTl'


position, Mrs.' Berry was popu­ lar! among a wide circle of friends, who will extend sym­ pathy to; her daughter and four sons' In their b areave- meht.


Of a quiet' and kindly


^ I th dls-


St. Helen’s Church, WA ton On Wednesday, the of Clitheroe, the Rev, well; officiating.


The funeral took


Mri. S. J. Westby, of BoRon-by-Bowland, M loss ' of her daughter,


Sympathy Is extend place at


dding- Vicar Blrt-


MISS M. WESTBY ed to


Grpat Harwood, but Simonstone while child, and later wi Chiatburn,! from wheb mbyed to Holden six ago.! She had been em by I Mr. R. M., Milne-Rf at jthe nurseries for 14 years until ill healt peliled her! to give up tqi sevjeral mpnths ago.


Tuesday at the age of 40. Miss Westby was porn


arjorie Westby. who d Miss


Holden, the


too ved to the


edhead last


e work com-


to-jday at St. John’s Church, Read.


■The funeral Is to takje place*


of Horrocksford Farm,, Cllth- erbe; died yesterday at ;he age of| 76. Sympathy Is extended to her family in their bereave­ ment.


MRS. S.. A. WRATHAlL Mrs. Sarah Annie W::athall,


at Whitechapel Churep; Lbngridge, toonorrow day.).


jThe funeral'will takb place X


X, near '{Satur-


ployed


ldd on at


btill a ent to e| she years


SOOTHES I n c ^ - j - [s t o m a c h I


j;' ■ • ; '.M j » I' / Z/8 PERJA»


15, Churdi Street - CUthei!'oe .


CHARLES CLEGG I


"' CHEMIST PHONE 591 BOROUGIjl OFk CLITHEROE


DECENjF rainfi plemsh the C


consumefs are as to ensurh] strict e water to domestic is imperative thatj there should be ho wasll: of water.


11 has been insufficjient to )uncirs water rescjurces, 5hed to redouble their xict


economy and restric user " needs which are essential.


Such efforts mal; ing statutory actiip


y avoid the necessj n to impose restnh


Town Clerk’s Office, jciltheroe. 24th August,! 1651.


ty fortak- tiohs.


G. HETHERIK GTON, .!■


Town (Merk.


Econpi^y In Use Of 'Water effoi


|'' A native o f ' Clitherde, Mrs.


CIithe>-oe\ Advertiser '&• Times, August ?4, 1951


TRUSTEE BANK


! ★ Sums


—- ! The Family Bank - to £500


1 [ year received und^r the guarantee of th


. ' State.


! ^ Withdrawals up t^ ' £20 on demand.


, i ♦ Rate of interest ' per cent.


^


3, CHURCH STR CLITHEROE


yo o a fo o o n jlie y t iu ,


b is m a I GORRECTS IND GESTlilM


t4 iy 4 ' U/aifS and It takes'oni'r minutes to bring relief. |rry It I


glorious AClDlTf a few Bisma-Rw J utrauze i I


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