Clitherde Advertiser & Times, AprilM27, 1S51 i '


St. John Ambulance Brigade apd Nursingj Division


PROGRAMME taking


diamond 0-nigi


I ■:! I OF .EVENTS.,


place duriiig jUBILEEy i


Friday), April 127th


A Film sbow of the klbbleiValley.hy Mr. and Mrs. R CrossleyJln the Old Schooli Church Brow, at 8 p.m. 1. collection will be mide to Idefray; jxppnses.


I i I'-- |i llo-inorrow (Saturd[ay), April iiStli


cimihen'ce at 2-30, the Annual C the Old School. Adtaisslon: Children iricluding Refreshments ^


CHILDREN AND THE GE


Drive i in 2/16, incl’ Jubilee Success.


the Old School, Church uic wiu


iu p E o n ly . i!


QOmmer


hildren’s Party ih 6d.; Adults 1/6


PARTY IS GIVEN FOE AlVffiULANCE MEM E-JAV DANCINC


idlng Refreshments. Come and make tbp ce <at 7-30 p.m. prompt,


S unday Next, April 29th


AlCl^uriJh Parade of all No. 4 Ar^a will'assemble lb ^ *


the Castle Grounds hfeaded by the Pipe


phsed route to ithe „ „ . GWhadrelStreet, WhalleyRoad, __


BROCHURES COMMEMOR,ATING I I JUBILEE WILL BE ON


street. Church Street." Return after the sepice yin Church Street,'Wellgate. Duck Str'"" Terrace to Headqudrters.


Parish-Church; Eshton Terrace, ■ Moor Lane, Castl


. eet,jWaterloo,:Wejl


■ 1 THE DIAMOND


PjLEivSE CUT OUjT TOR FUTURis reference]


SALE. T i ?


! (


• fo r inspection at i 2 o’clock then Band, will proceed by the pro-


______Brow.; Admisslo: a iMohster Whisp WEEK


i S T R l e t s ■ ■ U i ' ^ i


SL/ IN CONFIRMATION SERVICE.—


A conArmationlservice was held' In the Parish- ^ u rc h io n Satur-': day afternoon,


thirteen


candidates were p ^ e n te d the ■ Rector, the %v. J. Bymell, and i confirmed Bi^op Hardy, vicar and Assistant


diocese. A large (ongregation of relatives anc, frier els attended ss V. M. Garnett


Bish


the service. M was the organist.


Slaidbum Branfch of the E.F.D.S. organised a sMial held in the Village Hall on Saturdky evening. Mrs. Durham:: was M.C. and amplified' music was Supplied by Mr. J. Oowking. M^s. Pickles ■was the pianist. - Games and dancing took! place and a demonstration j of folk dances was given by the schpolchildren. Refreshments were served by the


IJN G.—The


lady membera. SPECIAL


Church on ' Sunday, | when he he work of the the evening ser­


Pickering of Pastoral Aid special preache:


preached oii C.P.A.S. After


Society was , the r at si. Andrew’s


.' NEOTON


p f f lS j j d H U R S ciitlieroe


SUNDAs NEXT


(Aprl!i|^9th) X .


. ’


Parish 'pdmmunion. .\Iattins. \


Joly Communion. . | ; eni -i' r : • I' ■ song:


[RiECiATIONAL CI^RCH


ciitneroe UN


DAY NEXT April 29th) ’ vi


Cong*egatiidnal Union Forward Movement


MD worship at 10^30 a.m; and


CENT


m. coi €. J


ducted by Guildford


m6'6r lane


Motbbdisji: Church (jlllTHEROte


SUNDA 10-30 a.m.


(April 29th) INEXT


and 6 p.m.: S h ip e n t


Hai'fley victoria College/ Manchester


LEY


Metli Cl


, _ ^ t Church irjjEROE


S'UND/ (Apr


Rev. Mr,


J. 29th) p.m.: tNEXT


a.m.: Richmond


u' I ■ ■ Fred Simpson SLAB^BURN


PARISH SU


RO


ifollowed ^ Junction of Blessing


Ass stapt iBii CHURCH


ISfbA.Y iNEXT - pill 29th) !'• "


lONTIDE "ICE I ; :


|30 a.m. , '


rocession to Ih.e 3 Rivers for the ,rms and drops


,t. iRev. T . RDY, D.p. op of Bradprd."


cursiojis |r------------


IBBI{E8DALE MAY.


Beturn 3 iHo) I 7 5 Plmi;


I SETTLE i


2/9: 3/6.


Deilart Clitheiloc 11-22 a.m., with lookings from Whalley. Ilrl4 ,m., at lapjJropriate fares, i


lelllfleld ,7-08 P.m.


Organised 1 Rai.. and Hortan-in- Handbill E.17B


Pull detail


ifton-ln-Rlbblesdale, Settle- 7-20 p.ta.;


'mb !icsi from Settle ■“ “•••lesdale»


_______ from Stations.: OfBces IIId Agencies. '


(24193).' 1 See Telephone: ; 219t.


Monl. TUES. and WED. CLAUDETTE COLBERT & PAt IrICK KNOWLES in


CAME HOME THURS., FRI.. Sa{ JOHN WAYNE in


l im m t. SANDS OF


IWO JIMA it Wc'ek-davs. T-Soi


.Saturdays, 1st House 1 2hd : House, tS-IS U


Prices 1/3. Chiiareii


'i D.m, d.


.m.


Hden G. W id ^ L.R.A.M., A.R.C.|vi.


forte lExaminations |ol Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.


I JOAN


Grade V. (Higher) AINSWORTH


(Pass). G radei I: .(Primary) f


DOROTHY COWGIti (Pass with Merit).


2, Park Avenue, CBtheroe klL. IT \


A NNOUNCES the following successes at recent


Morning, J.0-45


Rev.iJ. Wright Evening, 6-15:


Rev. J. H. Richmolnd Soloist at Evening


MRS. GRAHAM, \of ;Clltl: j


rufce: j eroe,


ST, I aA^S’S <:HtJR|GH C L iraER (^E


bn April 29b


service! IN HENT^OjRN: PARK; at 2-30[ p.jm.


GTHEli i SERVICES ^HURCH


: lN at 10-30|a.m. and 6 p.in. WHALLEY ■


METHODIST GHUHCH chAt b u r n


Trust l^mvei^


SUNDAY' NEX I (April 29tti)


10-30 a.m. and 6 p.m T '1 ,i


ReV. |H. H. Hind (of i Accrington), ij 2-j30, p.m.:i :•! SPECIAL


MUSICAL SERVICE 1| , Sotoists: \


Mad We j Aimie Schpfie Mr. Alan Fouracre


4!INTHEMS BY AUGMENTED ■1'


: CHOIR;


COLLECTIONS FOR T


I FUNDS. I


Ypwr presence. appreciated


TRUST ie


• Vl^/V.DblNGfbN METHODIST CHURCH


ary


SUNDAY NEXT (April 29th)


whist drive Organised by the choir of Newtin Congregational Chapel, was held in to e village institute’ on ’Wednesday of last week. ' T\yelve tables were occupied andj winners were; lyadies, Mrs j Worswlck, Mrs. Wightman, Mis. Fox; con.. Miss N. Rushton. ^ n ts „ l Mr. Riley, Mr. O. Simpson, Mr. A. Rushton; con., Mr. E. Cowklijg. Proceeds, ■were, in aid,of (3hapel funds.


FOR CHAPEL FUNDS.—A TOSSEDE


Robb of .the W.R.A.E.C. spoke on general farming topics at a meeting of Tosiside Farmers Club on Wednesday P. Holden presided.


FARMERS’ CLUB—Mr. J.


was a large dance held -in


INSTITUTE


dancing was Bijou Band. Institute fuhdk.


FTriday eveninj:, when music for


attendance at a the Institute on


BILLINGTON


Sauvain ofi ''Vhalley was the speaker at; t i e Ladies’ social hour, held- Stt the' Billington Baptist Chapel on Tuesday. Miss Adamson presiled. j


SOCIAL HOUR.—Miss t LANGH0


School last nght week.] Prize­ winners werk: whist, ladies, Mrs. E. Hampshire, Miss.iMellowdeiy, Mrs. Entwistl?. Gknts.,' Mrs. Bamber, ‘Mr. • Rushtoh, P. Good- hill. Dominoes, ,Mrs.| Ainsworth, Mrs. Rushton md Mjrs. Pickup._


and i head in .the Church


- Dominoes, P., Bllshaw. Proceeds were for club : unds.


PEPnCiLEtON


spring fa;^re| organised by Pendleton ’Women’s Institute and held in thej' (JlltfierO|e-: Conserva­ tive Club.on Saturday.


amounting realised fbi


SPRING


to about’ £45 were f^ d s , at a


W.I.


variety of decorative I and useful articles attijacied a prisk trade,


large


apd other, strong attractions were the White [ele^antj stall and produce stall Which cofatained a, tempting display of I home-made cakks and’^anp. The fayreWas opened by .riiyMa,yoreas of Cllth- erpe, Miss D-.-B. Rushton, and, the chairman jw4s - the Institute president,'Iladjy Worsley Taylor. Miss Jeniiifer- Thistleithwaite presented'k ispray of carnations to,i-..the Mayoress, who was thanked b£ Mrs. A, C. Taylor and Mrs. E/Imlgate. ! Teas were',■served j during the afternoon, and a competition for a cake was iwdn by Mr. Wiseman of Bimington. Other competi­ tions were won by’ iMrs. Bylett and Mis’


s-FotbergiU. I,


Festiveil Spring spring clean


the suggestl(tos -put before a Festival of Britain meeting at Waddington on Monday night.


of the. vfflage was among


; C i a n i ’ ' GENER^


seThe village became the


arrange a Fkstlval Week, Gls- burn having planned a similar programme a-few weeks ago.


cond in the Clitheroe area to


and Rose i 3ueen ,haye already take place ei rly in


tioris during the | week be­ ginning September, 2nd. ■ The commencemil nt of!--the ■ week will; be mark jq by a combined sendee in St. Helen’s Church, and btner events! will be a whikt drive; and dance, per- forijnahces by locki amateur dramatic; sbcdetles, and a con­ cert In which all {sections of t thejvlllagk will take part. For


he I children'[a galg and sports ceremony


meeting included prizes for the best gardens, aj museum depicting thle history of the village, and the Erection of public conveniences.


tha,t the vllls ,ge, should receive a ; general sprliig clean, other proposals ccnsldered by the


In addition.to.th^.suggestlon


Rfesided pvkr , liy<i;Mr.l-Di^ t Walriisley, th i meetjhg declBBa^


o [hold Wac dlngtoh celelffia.i'ff' FAYEE.—Proceeds


at the club-Vhist and domino drivq on Tuesday evening ■were: whist, Mrs. Aben, Mr.- Lakeland, Mrs. Caddy and Miss Mellodew.


CLUB ,WH]|ST.—Prizewinners


was realised Jdr M.’U.! funds at a , whist aivd' wipino drive organ­ ised by -St.'-.lle6nafd’s Mothers’ Union ■


M.p. EFFORT.—More than £ 8


evening. Mr. A. DANCE.—There


nrovided' by the Proceeds were for


PREACHER.—Mr, I th^^ Church


f I Gargrave,:' op to the


W.L PARTY.—The birthday jparty Women’s


St. Helen’s School;on when


entertainment, a items her


WADDINGTON of W


Institute i was !variefl


dancing was enjoyed by |a 'large attendance.


hrogi g a m


B l a c k b u r n , ’ by Mi.


Saturday, aiiiime of es i add


idjdington !iei|d in


ahnual


organised ■ by "Mrs. W, C^lyerley andj


The ente]fta,inment, assistants,


items; by


ventriloquist, songs anq 4 uets by Mrs. P. Park an.d-Mr. E. Allen, and choral


____ included Cdmitliers of illusiolnist d


Allen. Supper wae' serii the


was made


gained most points in competitions. ■ Mrs.


presented with a I^rek jdish by the president, Mrs. Gs,:


I made by Mrs. Limbert, whose son F.C. GIFT.—A pair gloves


is a member of the village 1 footr ball team, and given for j com­ petition in aid of V^addihgton P.C; funds, realised 'The gloves were -vion Herd of Wkddington.


12s. 6d. Mfs. R.


vice he gave an interesting film show illustrati(ng th^ work of, the Society.''


g r in d iJet*


’Troubled ? ” “ Beside Waters,” and “ Lord Being.” The collectionsi, were for Trust Funds, amopnted to £ 1 1 10s.


I “ Ait


The Rev. J. S. Yearsley, of Brad­ ford. a former sup^iptendent minister of the Clltherpe jMbor Lane Church Circuit, was the preacher at ,the Anniversary Sermons, held at.j Gfindleton Methodist Church ,0 1 jSufiday. The soloist was , Nliss jRuth Townson, who sang “ Q R e d e eme r , ”


I S t i l l of ^ which-


Divine Thou


r ‘


drive held at St. Ambrose Church School on Friday; and a bring- and-buy sale on Saturday, realised £ 2 0 for Sunqay School funds.


I G H A T tiIlM p k


Chatbum Methodist Church Men’s (tommittee, and held in ■the School on Saturc event realised £ 8,. (fot Committee funds. I


Cheetham had • Charge oi arrangements at a! social evtoing, organised by members .of the


CHURCH SOciAL. -Mr.i Fred WHIST AND SALE . -A {whist CHAPEL ANNIVERSARY. — 'J! and


choir, under the direct 0 he W.I, t


evening, and k prestenliation to Mrk. HWt>!''^bo


o1d’ of Mr. ed'during


DOi


Hon. Mrs. I! . Altoh^ton presided over 4 gathering ol a.1;


WOMEN’S' short


meeting of ijDovfnh im Women’s Institute yesterday'week, .when a sille


and - friends!


memory o f the lato Mrs. Amnie Driver, a fqrmer yice-iwesident. An interestihg talk on; music as a recreation'l was given by Mrs. D. Houlker , lof Grindleton Women’s Institute, and thanks to, the speaker were voiced by Mrs. W.T. ’Todd a id Mrs. Wall- bapk. ’The social half-hour consisted of a charade—the second prizewinner in the recent county competition--and a verse competition,;I judgeji by Mrs. Houlker, who a'varded prizes to Mrs. W. Todd and Mrs. Nelson.


the monthly ence Was


39 members observed in


ceeds amouriting to £ 1 2 10s. were raised in aid o f ! the-forthcoming garden feteij_atj ’a whist' drive held in ‘ i^wnham “School, organised by Mesdames Kay, Smalley ■ and liWallbank. Mr. Wallbank acted as M-C. and Mrs. ’Thomas presents the prizes to the foUowin'g winners: Ladies, Mrs. Wilson] Mrs. ’Watson; con.. Mr. Middle-


FOR GAiaDEN FETE—Pro­


YNHAM r ■INSTITUTE.—The


i


THE WEEK!$'•'Tr


OBITUARY MBS. S. E. GERBARD


r ' Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth 0


ard, the daughter of the Mr. John i Lloyd, formerly


Clltheroe, {of the Bungalp Clitheroe-road,* Whalley, on Friday. I She was 59.


native of Burnley, was closi associated with"’ WhaR Methodist Church.;


Mrs. Gerrard, who was


and a sister, towhom sjmr pathy is expressed in thi bereavemient,


She leaves one dauglit; i


d. The Rev. James Wright c


Burnley Cemetery on Tues4 MR. W. NICHOLSON


ucted the Interment


The death occurred yesl i day week .‘after a long illne;


j J


of Mr.. William I Nlchol$: formerly of Oldham,


resided . at: 25,’. {Lowergk' Clitheroe. ! He was 65. Nicholson [was a widower, had resided in Clltheroe fi years, and was! employed store clerk by =the Ministr:’ Pensions.


R He joined the Manchester i egiment !ln 1914, and served an France!arid Egypt for tour


Mrs. Peel. JjGents., ton, Mrs. Clements Iveson. TreiVelling won by Mrs. Ast. Johnstone, i Competition winners


; con., Mrs. prizes were n and Mrs.


were Mr. [J. ,Kay and Miss Iveson: the' knock-out competi­ tion was won by Mrs. JeSs, Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. Barber.


Bargh and Mrs.


Accident Sequel: Clitherpe Man Fiiiyd |£25


and costs t6talling{ £37 2s. were imposed on {;Johh Carter Burton, (45), of Thq Pajidock, Henthom-


A T Clitheroei; Borough Magls- trates’ Oourt yesterday, fines


road, Clithqroe, who pleaded guilty to driving a motor car without' due care and attention, and not guilty tq failing to report an accident as soon as ,was reasonably practicable.


I The jMen’s


class, started recently and con­ ducted by the Rev. '. J. Rejberts, has been- satisfactorily suppjorted.’ Meetings are held eabh Tuesday at Chatbum Methodist Jhurch.


BIBLE CLAsk—’ih k iBibl^


W.Y.S. Again At W h a ^ «


meetings held .at), Whalleyt this week, to attempt to relJorm a Women’s Voluntary Service in m the village, sliowithat ktforts of


i


to re-forni the brganlsatlbn in > Whalley, and an attempt IS be­ ing made to enrol riew mem­ bers and to re-enrol all of the former members. I Several, members are takink 'Civil- Defence training, and Wj.V.S, welfare work has [already started.;


It has recently been dejilded r ”’]|


and Mrs. G. G,, ,H. Bolton, of i Chatburn, central 'dlvlkiorial' organiser for the Clltheroe rural area, spoke at a ime'eting yesterday week, at which the W.V.S. village represfentative, was Mrs. Troop. Thariksiwere' expressed to Mrs. Hml and Mrs, Davies for their work Ih Whal- ley. ,


Miss Beaton, area organiser,,


now former Clltherbntori whp C this week’s contril utlohs to


Memorial Appeal now totals £1,064 90.


th April:—


Previously acknow­ ledged


lltheroe’s £2,500 I War if torn


25Subscriptions received £


Messrs. Wm] Hanson and Son (Chair- M makers), Ltd.


___ 1021


Drs. Falrweather, Royle and Oliver


Women’s - Unionist Association ’ ......


rs. G. M. Hlgson... 10


Anonymous ... H. Garner. Esq., Ontario. Canada A. W. Lupton, Esq


£1064 -0 , 0 New Viciu^


rpHE Rev. Harold f kiuihgton, h


fdrmed . by, the Bishop "of Blackburn, Dr. W. M. Askwlth, and the induction | by the Rural Dean, the. Rd^ : Gilbert Greatbrex, Vicar of Rfead.


Sabden yesterday e|emhg. The Institution was | per-


t f Higham Church, w o


uted and inductee


been arranged to " July.


Mr. Skllllngton wa^pifesen- ted to the Bishop b:i' pr,{Law- ton. Vicar of Pudih^ hm , on be- half of Cambridge [Ji|ilverslty, who are patrons of the living.


VAfter the ceremor y.


Parish Hall by th ; wardens, Mr. Brew< r Nuttall. on behalf Parochial Church Counc{ the parishioners geperaUy;


icar was welcom ed


thte riew ill the Clfurch- and Mr. of the :U arid


hs jinstl- ■ylcar of


arge 0 6


Canadian Response To Memorial Ap^e^ A DONATION


lives in Canada Is amorik The’ fund


-to


T ARGE enrolnieotE,a)nl large attendances - at thel two


embers are certai aljy meet-. Ing wlto success;'


,


• he was fined{ £5, Alderman F. Benthani, presiding, ■ stating that the'magistrates thought he could have reported the accident earUer; in fact,{it was the police who saw him first.


I


■accident. { !;: { ’’ ' .’The case: a'rose out of an ’ accident in i Moor-lane, Clitheroe, oh the •evening* of March 27th, isjhen' Burton’s {{car was: in col­ lision with tonomer vehicle. Prosecuring tor the Police, Mr.


burn, defending] intimated that he might consiiler the question of an appeal against the con­ viction for [failing to report ah


accident, ,ai{id th e ; other driver asked him to a^ait, the arrival of thie Police;. |Bui;ton;5aid he wpuld wait In his car, but he drove ■away.” .... i|.


J. A. Bower |: (Burnley) - said “ Burton


' after toe


Police toe nlexti day, and he told them he was. {confused by the lights of an'japtooaching car and Went -to thej wrong side of the road to avoid it.


He was ■ interviewed -by the , . , ' ' i^ j ,L AW , ....


(Blackburn)j said: Burton was under,the impression that he had 24 hours In'! which to report the accident, i i l am. under toe same impression and so are most motdrists,” Mr., Dunkeriey said. yiThen the accident happened.


that if driyefs {hid not exchange names theyl wpre, to report toe accident to {pe! police as sobn as practicable and within 24 hours. . Defending] Mri{’J. A. Dunkerley


Mr. Bower said the jaw was Mr. J. ,^1 Ejunkerley, Black­


fined £20 -with £7 18s. witnesses’ expenses and ^4 4s. advocate’s fee, and oh;{the[ other summons,


On the first 'summons he was


formerly' employed as a l ing. mill overlooker, and joined the Ministry of Pensions in 1936. Mr.{ Nicholson waii a member {of the Clitheroe Social Club.


nd a half years. He was


relatives, and to his frlendp Clitheroe, i in their loss.


Sympatiiy is extended to


MThe Interment was at toatthew’8 Church, Chad^


n, on Tuesday. ; I ■


o r. Smalley was a naltlve


farmer, Mr. John Smalley, Scott Laithe Farm. Bolton Bowl and, {has died at the of 49.'


MR. JOHN SMALLEY A i well- known j Bowl


I !


had lived in GrihdlDton from jhis yo u t h . He farmed Folly Hall .Farm, Grindletonv before comink to Scott Laithe Farm, 16 ypars ago.


f BoIton-by-BoWdand and M !.


will; be exitended in their loss. After a service on Tuesday,


aughter,: to whom sympathy MR. J. C. SMITHIES


Mr. John Charles Smithies, of Wolfen House, Chipping, (lied


Chlpplng’s oldest inhabit ant.


facturer’of spindles and ffers at ^olfeh Mfll, Chipping, for 50 years..' He supplied mo! t of thel cotton mills in Lancasjhire with these commodities, i had also a-Targe export f ’ade


last week] aged 91. Mr. Smithies was a manu­


n America. - -


"manager of Brabin’s Endowed School. He . was clc sely associated with-'St. Bartholo­ mew’s , Church; Chipping] where he was Vicar’s War len. Mr. Smithies was also a trustees pf Relme’s Charity, and for many years man iger of the local branch of the Yorkshire Penny Bank.


staUnch ‘ Corisfervatlve, until a year’ ag'd, a trustefe of Brabln’s | C h a r 11 y, and


Mr. Smiti^les^^■wH(b. .wbj!


the country as a keen and skilful gardener. He was an acknowledged', expert Tn the cultivation ,of begonias, and people came from, far and wide each year to see the dis­ play of begonias in his garden, . Mr.- Smithies, Who grew njany ■ ’ I ’


He Tvas known throughout


rare plants, also cultiv ited orchids.


I


Mr. Smithies, wlib wa^ a widower, leaves , a son a: ' daughter, who will 'have sympathy In their toss.


Burton had only recently re­ covered from his fourth attack of pneumonia, {and he did not think it wise to remain in the street on a cold night until the Police came. ■ He{( intended reporting •the accident within 24 hours.


. Cricket Teams


Hodgkinsoni W. ' Aubin. H. Smithies, W. Davies, R.i Keys,,. J. Marsh, J. Gobd'wiii, D. B. .Jack- son, P. Wllkintoh, G. Coatos and G. W. ’Walto. :


Clitheroe;! (v. Wialley);—E.


;Oarus, R. [Cariis, 'H.i 'lTates, K Mussori, T. i{Rudgyard] R. Pickup, . K. Holdeni{ H. Jones and P. Ribblesdale Wanderers I:—^R.


.Oddie. II : , : ' ■


K. Eccles, G. Anderton and S.;J. Metoalfe.. {


{ ■ ■ - ; • ■' |


L. Hudso.h f(Capt.), B. Entwistje, J. . Duckworth, V. Taylor, K. T a yl or , :{A‘ Musgrove, p. Lawrence, A. t Lord, P. Howartjh, J. Cook arij-A. Swales.


• • Meet at ihe {ground, at 1 p.t


formerly curatej-ilh-charffp Suppbrters’ Bal F^“ • attended; th e ,'Clitheroe


Bibblesdate Wanderers II;—[F.


Idddn (Capt.). -H. Washbrook, G. Clark,' J. Aubin, W. : Birch, K. Standring, T. Hiricks.-Di'Hitchto,


’Clitheroe II (v. Cherry Tree):— H. -Forrest] P. Che^am, A'.


Rev. W. C. Haines, of Grapge- over-Sands. a personal frtond ' of the family.


onday,»was conducted by the j ::


MRS. K. A. TUlblEB


o Mrs. Kathleen' Nora Turner, af “Dunhelm,” I Sydney


wife of the late Mr. Jphn Richard Turner, wps a- ni tlve of Woolton, Liverpool, and had, lived In Whalley for two and a hal| .years. ,! j


denly on Monday. She wa 65, Mrs. Turner, who was {the


venue, Whalley,' died Sud­


died only a week ago,,le!0ves one daughter, a son, {one sister and: a brother, who {will 1 jave sympathy injtheir-loss.


Mrs. Turner, whose bro{ther


The Intenriehttook plape at Hurst Green, yesterday.


Expect^ Races


Forest and Craven Hunt Steeplechases.


H/f,ORE {than 450. people ■


old tyme ball, held at the King Larie! Hall {on Friday. Coun- cillbrj I. T. Rushton and Miss D. E. Rushtori, Mayor and Mayor­ ess of Clltheroe, attended arid the Supporters Club President, Mr. H. Copk, the Mayor-elect, was also present. The Hall had been beautifully decorated with flowers arid plants by the ladies’ committee.


.C. Supporters’ Cliib annual *|


Band’ .'paradbd. M.C’s were Mr. S. Ragnall, Mr. D. Porter, Mi . G: Kermeen, and Mr. Waring


OBilly Helme and his Salon a rchestra played for dancing,


nd the '{Accrington Pipers’ J.


sporting : event


Ribblesdale, and thp men bers fiiirm- lunt


of the Hunt ensure ers over whose land have an enjoyable time. I Considerable, imptovenj'


the fi they


- the course starts apd: fln$: vie the spectators command


weather prevented l|uB a; elation of the changes. o From the vantage


followed py the horses in of the flve steeplechlases. Sawley course Is recbgnlsp t one of the most plcturesqi


he North;


f a long ridge.-along VI of ws of the fences and a


typical hunting coq! dn the course wdre H itro- ents


uced last year, butt ,wre tjehed 1 pre


1 loint hich ihes. Hear {line ritry ^ach T]


'This Is regarded as the chief 6f Upper


iding. |- ■


L conditions geemi prevail for the Pe Harf!


at Sawley to-morrow, thousands of people are e: R ted from Lancashire and


to be


IJkely hdlelers’ held i and


xpec- West


The Interment a t St. Har- M tholomew’s. Chipping, on


s a' was


Lever’s “Lobol” Calf Meal


The perfect milk tobstitute,'' No boiling waterjreauired {


For particulars ask W. Bamber, 32, Ramsgreave Drive, j Blackburn. (


Tel. 484ia


Accommodation U.S.A. and jCanada


j Apply: j. itifGBY, : .; Local SHippingi Agent.


'10. l'oNGSIG{HT AVENUE.


■' i " { .CLITHERpE ' ■ Chick F]ee^ and


and; No, 5 Office, 'Clitneroe Auction Mart' (Tue sdays).


BOLTON^BYrBDjWLAND, r


Laying Me: J. 0. GRANT.


ON^BYrBDWL itn


Lever’s Battery “ Pellets”


' 1 ■ . ■


T 'AXLElb' ■'FOR I


USED UNITS! LTD., WOONE LANE,


' CLITHEBhE.


I can now take a f] W.L. X R.I.R. Day-d for, May delivery, at r from the finest, so stock on free. range, per 1100; all guarani /owh stock. Expertly!


farm class breed m' lfor, R.l.R;; breed mi !fori;w.L. 1949 com: different: Judges: class; 1st for R.I.R.! 1950 Lancs. Accred,' Show: 1st W.L. - championship for pen in : show; ove; reserve , I champions! female In show., over;


warded I s t prlz? t ^ o k how] our,


-••iVyYtor sale a t 2s. each;:; rqn. C large or small lots. Li Also Day-bid* laldburn 54.


1 t c o e k ^


Pockerels.—i-Pred i Lhwson, The Soulti’y Farm, Newton. TeL


T : *


Karswood Poultry Spice advertlre^ ment, s t ra ig h tw a y b o u g h t a


td., Queens Hall, Clltheroe.- T1 - , -


100. Our as-hatched: are especially good value at 19s. per 12: £6 los.


Sa!y 1st. a t re- 1 Simnyside per 12; £13 per


for full details, and prtces.-jjames K Hartley, Sunnyslde Accredited


Od. per 100. Also available : Day- old and I growing Ooiks, for im­ mediate ;or forward delivery. Write


Hatchery: Roughlee. Nelson. Tel. Nelson 1363.


"CtCGS,. EGGS, .EGG3. * ”A succes- •M Sion of regular, large-sized eggs from my hens, all through the winter and spring' 'makes me • a' Karswood fan,” says iMrs.-C. P.. of Brighton,, who, after seeing a


Eacket and began adding i t to her L s t r ic t Farmers Trading SoclSty


ens dally mash. (T ry , is. 5d. gacket tqtoay Irom;l Preston and


iCALE^-TTOKEY~and GOOSE ‘‘^lEGGS: good fertility.—Hasle- wood. New Hey. Dtinsop Bridge


•' . ■ I « 1 '-I Suaerfluous iHiir, Moles. Warts, per)rtmari()nil


biath emij^


' (off s^,!jgi :’i UFN


Tfiml 1s t .iiini


Hours ;| iMonl, P-tq.; ITueh appolntmen-


'"'i I |]'‘


CARD ■! fe


s Tel 134. CLI’TI HEROE Tel.-13« Ii R.ISTANb GREENACI(


INC^&SONS. I E (STREET.


' y rsmoved.


ns9n (dert.> ROW.


LEV.. X TIL!iERS LAWN!


: All the lea: •inj brands In' stock. Maylwe sen^ Ljrou OUT price list.


Street).


IVed). Frl., 1 tO iG Sat., by


ur., 7-3 Wn


has bb| J ecretal Bowia,): He su<i Blacky


P In the 1950 Lan j oultry Breeders audging competition, occredited breeders li aver 500 head of


DAY-OLD CHICKS Idiw orders for


.POULTRY An| ^ eggs I SUPERIOR QliALITY


iduced prices..’ ,d, healthy ; CCXJKS £1


PDLLE’TS,


iis. Accredited tock, .1 was


,11 stock and r i t certificate rlt certificate


o rear and -quibk-m] JG. W. ROB


SIDDOWS FARM.. ; CtITHER' : Tel. Clitheroi


licks are eaSy


t eeding • pen; ap for best


ll ,^r«^ds,v


UTS enthorn] E,-!-: . . : .


650,


■ ^ n t ra l Phone SI


eed, from our sexed.


Farm stock open to all s Lancs, with!


est breeding i all tireeds; ;


etltlon .u nd er. S t all stock 1st for WJ/. r d Breeders’,


WA 10,000


NT $u.ck;


{ FOR


PEA ICEI:;


Sole North ti


ROES ERGS


•:?A(?i ’list Distributors.


ILLER. BALL & TOULMIN LTD.. ESTON. Tel. 4217.


GIGGLESWICK ; IMMEDtoTE D&IVERY


•WHY:-USE WnY S ^T ITU T E ' /; WHENTlfe^BT IS OBTMNABLE ?


Writo or l^hbne Now to—' ' ON ffice, Slaidbum


Idijlum 24. E le ^ o ly s i s


Es; VI&


SNA


ED EBS


BRUSl


NO PREPJ^HiA OR


•■ : ■ : ", Fhrm Carts and Trailers EVENINC: FUSS


(swe: keR^


, Apply by ca: EG(


d or call at— :tLES


24, GEOR ■ ! c l it :


c:e STREET, HER(9E eal a


i|Miey UUM


TIONy be I


ena suil dlsq


m Service


\ Farm fh - -j ired


d He leaves a wlciow and _ { I


conducted by the ’ Rev. E. Smithies, the interment ;ook place at St. Ambrose Chu|rch, Grindleton.


NEW MAC! in Stodc


Bamford, Albion. Ban latt, Listers. Nicholson’s. Massey-Hims Klowors^ Side Rakes, Strawers. Swathers, Rakes, for Horse and Tractor. . .


Depots: Clltheroe a n l Haslingden 1 Auction Ma *-ts.


' , ■ 1 : i


Lindley jPate Tel.; GISBURN 251.


YSKIPTON & DISTRICT^


OUNG FARMERS’ CLUB will hold their : ! SEVENTH ANkUALii '


SHOW & SPORTS ■ In I !


aireville park, ; SKIPTON 1


(by kind permission [of S.U.D.C.) on ’ ■


{ ■ '' JUDGING commences 12 no'bn. may 15th. tosL


Calf Classes, Sheep Classes. Domestic Classes. YoUnq Farmers’. Club Judging -Competitions 'anef Sports.


Secretaries. Schedules


Entries cloSe April 30. a re ready.


|


from ■ |


Open PONY GYMKHANA commencing 2 o’clock.


Musical Chairs, ponies] any height, riders under 17 yea,rs.


Bending Race, ponies any :helght, riders imder 17 years/


Dresslng-up Race, (jride to sack, put on clothes, etc.l moimt, ride to finish, ponies (any height, riders under 17 years.


, : i


. :


Jumping Competition, ponies under 14.2h.h., riders under -17 years.


' .


Open Musical Cljalri horses any/ height, riders any OBO;


Prize Money : 1st £1; 2nd 10s.; 3rd 5s.


Entry Fee 2/f eato event. I.


Enter on field, or, write Secretaries: WUUam Dale, Cross | Gate, Bank- newton, Gargrave, Sklpton. ; (Tel. Gargrave 293). :Irls Maude, Col- lege.Farm, Bradley, Keighley. (Tel. Cross Hills 2). :


i! FERGUSON SYSTiEM


Farm Farm


Better Fasiter


ith ectf to the ea tiers-l-rsl-


the Sole :


,r> Ltd, >SS fITBEET


m i IFAX ' Tjeleyl one 4(26 ‘IN


GIVE YOi)r SPRINp


Send Postcard suit ■


MRS. , M,


HIGHER F.feMPSlI’ONE CLIjlfeROE


i ■ Coolees, r Bit


remember, deir : ! i


treatment and need, of repair,


We are fill]


repair every tyf made to-day.


CHATBUR Bojii:ncers,


;told spe' ethods V


:dialised I


hen in


equipMd to of wedge shoe


TATTERSALLS RD. END,!


5ROE' !


CHIROPODY 1


hoIme


FEET reeling.


THAT


kating iurself. time to


F.C. CUTHEROE


NEW Bm<^TON RESERVES


THURSDAY] N l ^ ' (MAY 3r^)


At Shaw Bridge \ Kick-off 6-45, p;m.:''


“2 1 '


Take csbi your Wedge Shoes!


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