m m


- h . 0


VNT


persons vertise- ihrou^h linistry ieduled


n aged he


« S ent, j


lEROE


NT, ted I from expe '1-


| - f ;


les’ Nop- success- uhed to tlon for iin and ;touatldn


ent will th the Whitley


ige, and I, should signed :jn endorsed thgn }12


iptembpr, ». 1' \


Olj„ vn! Clerk.


^ADY re- i -b la s s cyj Goods 1 nlty and compe- ippllcant jy , letter, Clltheroe ifflce, 16,


iChool !— to [learn d careful can be


It.'*- I , r ' 'B f!


)uthworth Slltheroe. (


md Intel-- for, boys tlo^ of


)r Iiexperl^ Box S4j


I ,


IVEP fori od| wages! to':' P.l amb: Roe,


lEPER 0 for! one


s jod


tl.s ! Field Clitheroc,


lllne.ss); wage, Longacre,


■ ;s ■ -’i l


,P.! Mon- tO! 12. —


t 368.1 appear- counter.


M.P.s;, 5J


age and n writing!


available} Apply i in


i'fi'S'' 3 ,sys. — I good 1ltheroe.'| d e At h G


ASHBY.—On the 30tli.-Augi '44; Llttlemoor' Rhad,. Cil !Ei'pest ; Henry the


ipst, at ;heroe.


jdai',I Cremated at Sklpton, W rs. Etcl hour).! -4


i—The . Scalcsi Fijneral | £ 1 Tel. Clltherpe 3^5. |


HANSDN.-f-On August 27lh I a^ Queen’s Park I|qspltal


September 2ild, 1953,


ihusband' of -Fran.— , lAshby (formerly of Sklptc iHeysham), agedj 74!


.-loved tioulsa I n and years,


ednes- orvlce.


ig, phatbnrn Road, ICiitheree.'___ H


ttWlA


-ila|.i I s o


O GATEl^-Onj the 24th IILI atA


IRELAND.r-On iBl" ■ ■ ■


eth Ann, w Ireland; ' aged


298 M


a r d e n s netAory df


'to MrJ'and! Mrs. Tom in, of Clltheioe', !


j


. her jhome! In! Canada, linle Holgate, daughter


U irn, Ada. the beloved Wlfei of , [


!7'J yeari Cremated at SI Ipton, ! September IstL ,[


______ ____ ________Bl^Ck- he latb Richard, Hanson, aged


of; the [Jobln-


ugust, , Mrs.


biibokdale. V addlngton, ,! Ellza-


Idow of . Richard 84 years.!


.VAugust 28th! at


WHiTE--On the 31st(August, 1953, at 21,! Bridge Road. Ghaitburn,


i Eden, the beloved \ wife '.of W, IRJ White, ngtd. 691 yeSrs; Cre- i mated at Sklpton on September


!—lyeevefs, Chatburn. |Tol, 297. r i


130.1 i| ! I [ li i!! I^M EM O b lA l^ ]!' .


Grandad, 1950.! I tpey ap


lemory ye' Dick jind


reh- !


moh’ of |j a grandma,


id Septem- il


ays


\nd Kelt! Ington f-


nemory of mber ;^rd,


ed always. Wife and


i; '■ i-i


/ORTH] !- of |:a dear kle. who


I 'islleitly


mber 6th, daughter,


ALL'iSON.i-In loving meinbry of a [dear sister Elizabeth i , Ann


In heavenljf love! abiding*. • --^From [slsterq Maggie and Mary.


.Allison,; who died September 7th, 1952. !.


, 'i[ l! j •


BLEAZARD.T-lii loving haepiory of j 1 a dear Husband and Father, died


'difd April 18th, 1940. ! , ![ j i [Therels a load called temem-


Aygust 30th, i 1956; also;a'dear daughter and sister,' Hannah,


Where thoughts : and |i wishes I ! . meet; ■ , ■ ! '


1 brance. . '


We ta)ce! thhl: road in thought ' I to-day. ' ■! !


I; ' II'


27. Calderi A'yenue, Billlngtbn,... i I remembered.


I I—Finm Johnnie, Betty, Fred , Ddvld. 1


|, ■


BLEAZARD.-^Ih loving memory of ! i a [dear Dad [and Grahddd, who


: !i Went- sudderily),


I -p o^r heajrts you jire j las we loved you, so I iL ' I ' I lb' t^ear. !


1! I Happy memories we


—From i Ivy, Tommy, Illzzii 'and Joan. |


'I I '


died August pOth, 1950, j Not 4 day do we forget


you, always


To thoAe’,wi> capnot meet, j —Prom nls lov(ng: wife and i s£di Hehry.; i ! ■.■ ;,


' ■ i 2, a n d


BLEAZARD.—In loving memory of a [dear I Dad and Grandad, who


: died August 80th, 1950. Not j|ust totday! but every day


7-15 ST. ' 1953,


T O - M O R R O W , S A T P R I ) ( i A R D E t N


3-Piece Du


IGll 8si a! otertime


jiCAV.S. ! two!


ouisions on Of


!5 MEMORIALS


choice of pleasing designs in Granite, M _ - . . .....HlUi c arble tor Stone,, and ' Ani dcllvefj and erect


in any churohygrd. MOS. MEmJ r IA^ CRilFTSMEN


Whaley New Roai B L A C K B p ^ R N i P h o n e


(Open Saturday aiternoon's) B IR T H S


6248 I HEARD.—dn August | 80th,11953, 3,1 Garford! Close] Abingdon.' ,


IHpard- ;(n0e' Parkinson);] a idaughter, (Susan Margaret!


a t ' the Warren Maternity Hos­ pital. to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. T.


i


CAWLEY.—On ! 28th \ August; at Qifeen’s iPark i Hospital,^ Black-


jburn, to Mr: I and Mrs. P. N. ENGAGEMENT I SWANN-I-WADDICAR ^


.The engageihent is anno meed between I Thomas Peter j Swann, M.A., of: Illley Road,' Oxford!, and Nancy, daughter of Mrt. ;aild the


I SILVER WEDDIN(


DAY.—Love and ; best wishes , to i September. .


iEdgar and Sis on your Silver Wedding [Anniversary, | 5th


i—^Prom 24, Nelson. Street knd 1, Moorland Road.


: ! ! , - bO LD EN W^DPID^G


MARGERISON. ^„Congratu(ations ito Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Margtrlson,


11953.


Street, Elton. I Bury; Daughter inrtd Sondn-law, NelUe andl John,


iPrbm daughter Aniile, 11, Robert I |!


i22, , Turner • Street, Clltheroe; [and Daughter-ln-|aw Margery, |13l, Hei^thorn Road, Clltlieroe.


BIRTHDAV MEMORI E8


RYDEHEARD. ibimemorle? of


! No birthday w Vishes, [3rd.


rbtherj


!l! I


Stanley] September Loving bl


Dur dear so h and thday [Just s'veet memories,


17, Lower^ate iahd | Hall Green, Birmingham,; 2!i.


■ From Mother,! Father, and Children,


iElsie,


-[Golden ' !Wedding Anniversary, ion Wednesday, September 9th,


ofi 111, iRobert Street, lEIton, iBury, oil the [occasion; 06, their


nrhre<;^ieGe Sui ; e s date' to see our l^indow i]^rpe:s to


Make a Thri:i; e-piece. Suites .and


, '3ARPET PRICES .DAVE OUR ' S'


_____ _____ ___ ____ IN JOCKS ARE STILL AT T


3-Piec{ Moquette Suite for livin -room or lounge


nloD seating £62/10/0


.H.P.. [Te:


!£51/G/6, , , Moquette Suite


h , • " ■ \ /


."'LoV T '


SPECIAL p l g l ^ ^ i d / C a r j f i e t s


Show this suit all tasti;


'HE OLD PRICE, CREASED. ^


3.-piece Virieliide SuiLi Mbquette Seating; Sho V-’


wood Arms, £39/19/(1


ely Lounge Suite! td!


e; non-brush , £59/10/0


Loose ppllhiani Cushions £ 12/0/0


3-Piece Moquette Suite!


pis Unbeatable.,,- Deposit --b Full B'----—‘


2 / - ini,trie ■ -1 b b -L ' -b ' -T ■ A l j V ^ 12t h : b S ) E P l ! ,


A N D B R i N G - A N D M I T T O N H A L L


Cliaih) r ,|L L S


F iT f r B L V S A L E


To be'. opened ‘ at jj-Op.rfi; ■ ppener; W. G; STREE'J’, i', Esq.


I' |


hatman: 'A. ; H. jBIRlVi'lSJLEj Esq.j '


IAdMiSSION: .Adults 1/": Gliildren Gd. t;Bus Servicie from ;Whallpy Bus!Station)


p.m., WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE ! j MITTON CHURCH'' bOTITUTE " ,.'


fl!DMissiON '-2/T,. Inbludlrjg Refreshments Proceeds for Mitton Church Funtis.


-in


“WET OR FINE"-^WE HAYE WHAT YOU WANT FOR! AUTUMN’]


1 'ARMY' ahd NAfSTi^'! STOREI^


Branches also at Bradford 1 i RawtisnstaU


Football New BaTl I '


2a , S h a w B h d g e S t r e e t , C h t h e r o e Sklpton. Oarwen.qbd


OpeJi 9 4-m^ to 7 p.m-j weekdays; 8 p.m. Saturday! .(.from 12/0


idress Blouses J ____ j


BOOT &, M e n ’ a B l a b l t & B r o w n


R.A.F. Style __o_ . i VYork Boots


Men’s vyor rh


Ladies’ Ne:|vest Style Shoe' ...........


f.ro -o-m l l j .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .


Men’s strong Ladies’ Shiny


. front!]


ceived and -urlng thch-


ihbour.s [the St,' Maiy's Male Voice friendsl for


cere thinks IltheroE. i


friend.sl and ■ trs of! the for Itheir sympathy


.' also ! the r their kind


received in


m t l i a s m w E ROCKDALE. E8HT0H TER..'


4


to Methodl.st r 111. Acbing-


and lithe ns for kind


Ived during ement; |


pathy11 and


! PrintM and published ICUtherqe Advertiser & Thu


pany Ltd., »t 6. Mark n Clithferoe, Tel; 407-8 (te<


, t Piece, 'o lines)


s Ooni'i eby ,w>4 whh'et to


MENTS Ashby and


C O N S T A N T L Y I ] V « | R O y i N d


tltheuglj we have earned. 3


tfjrough devotion] to' |duty ai|d years I of experience, a fine reputation for 1 inter­ ested and comnlete service, we arc |not conte'n “ coast ” on our repu't To-day, as always,'. we constantly searching nei« ways | to improve service to the relatives


24/6 'i 29/11


BAj]K to SCHOOL B A R G A I N S i


SHOE BARGAIN? |n aR sizes from ... 32 6 * * _ Sh_es


11/f Nayy Waterp)*,oof Macs * i " Z S S ' S t 49'6


37/6


Ladies’ Jvalking Shoes 19/L Ladies’ ?ahdal Shoes 7/jG Children's ISandals


.................. 8/11 i


; Wellmgtons .........12/61 CAMPIKIG


Wellingtons 21/6 & 28/91 I


Tents from Steel; Framed Rue sabs .1.......... 27/6


BARGAINS . . . . . . . j . -


New CirOund. Sheets... 12/6 Camp


All Wool Waterproof


Ladies’ Ladies


Ladies’ f'Quelrain” - Wbes]


Ladjbs’ ‘‘Quelraiin’^ Macb


L ADIES’ WEAR f I


Ladies’ Rii^ing Macs


Newest Waterproof Zip !, Jackets ! ... 29/6 to 47/6 75/-


Knic^kers iWool Jumpers 12/6


,65/- 27/6


Pa ■Pantees and, 2/11 BEDiMNG bargains


All Wool B ankets 1 32/6:to,45/-


Good Jack!Knives 1... 3/6 Steel Fiildihg Stools... 9,/6


3/- 32/6


Neiv Army iRuc Sacs 8/11 New Lunch! Bags ...... 1/- New W: ter! Bottles ... 2/6 Knife, Fork and Spoon s .. 'Sets ;|i:......


.............. tlf/G f' [ Shoes il................ 22/6


Youths’ i Suits ......Li ,49'G Yoiths’I Sports Coats 29/6 Youths’ Flannel | ■ Trou^rs


from|,


Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes ^rom[


Men’s Jeans ........ !... 17/6 Men’s Snorts Coats j bom]


’Bus Driver’s New ! Jackets,


........ .'... 27/6 Men’s Rubber-Boots... 18/6


Men’s Flannel Troupers irom 1


Nejv Navy Donkey YnplrAic


Roll Cof|ar PiiiVoVers Meh’s Fawn Raincoats Ifrom J 1 ........... -• 65/


Genuine ( Army Som s . Men’s Singlets &,■ IJrunks ' I


Sea Boot Stockings , ' Ifrom i


............ U,-


Men’s Wellingtons Navy and Khaki • [Drill Shirts'V...


Fobtball As I Boots


-! :' . ..:"ll','' ' 4/6 22/


6;


Men’s Quality Football i iRnnfc ...... 18/(! & 27/6 Stockings


Silk Poplin Shirts ... ---- M(in’s Sports Shirts J;.. 4/6


New Navy Fotball I Shorts '


SEE OUR SPECIAL WINDOW OpPLAYS


12/6 12/11


& 5/6


Men’s Football Bo()ts 18/6 New Army Blankets i !'■


-'r- 15/- 5/11


Men’s Riding JHacs 75/ Strong Work Socks ... ---- , Khaki Wool Stockihgs 5/11'


39/6 1... 23/6 Clitheroe OLD PEOPLE’S WELFARE Social Committee - i ' ' i r ■ - mm com in / / r Ntition


T H E H A L L , L ( ) W E R G A T E m


W e d n e s d a y , O c t o b e r 28t h , a t II w 7-30 p . m .


ADMISSIOIjl ]2^- & l/'6: CHIUpREN 1/- In 1/6 Seats. WANTED—Individual QR Group Entries. 1


Can you Sing? Can you Play? Can you Entertain? lb


THIS! IS THE! WAY TO THE STARS 1 :


Comedians,! Singers, Dancejrs, Instrumentalists, .■all'Welcon|ied. , .


' Can you play


a. Fiddle, 'Cello, I^uslcal Saw, Harmonliia, Jew’s! Harp orj Zither.


' ■ ; ■ i'-''


If so, send you entry to B. SHARPLES, CASTLE STREET, or to any Member of the Old Pecjple’s 'Welfare .Committee. pDease send it e a r l y .


• 19/11


Grey Wool Pullovers 14/6 W()RKWEAR BARG.AINS


.......... .....13/6


COME AND S :lat


S T A N L E Y B A R K E R & H I S O R C H E S T R A 8 p.m.—l,a.m..


a d m is s io n 2/6 REFRESHMMTS


EE OUR NEWL'lj-DECORATED; HALL. E‘ BUSES AFTTpR DANCE. 1 1


€ katburh C h u h Institute


Tb-niffht - iTo-nigh^ - To-night G R A N b ■—


■ ' . , : i '■


competitions ■ - SIDESHOWS REFRESHliENTS,^ E\TC. ^


l i e l i a i s e s ! ■ j i j


T O M ( ^ ( M ^ b : a t - 7 - 45-'p.i]ji;{b A dm i s s io n ~ B y T i c k e i O n ly S E ] f e r ' , -yb ' 2 /6 ] ^ ;


PA’TRONS’ IticKETS (Adml|tjtog,Two Persons) ! : ;r-;. I ^ m u m S u b s c r ip t io n 1(1/6


; . Tickets may be obtained from:


•T. Morton, 18, Moor Lane, Clitheroe . ■ ' or will be sent'post free to any address-


Fred Read &;Co. Ltd.; Market Place, Clithercie • J. Aspdej), 26j King Street, CUtheroe


, ! , t A bus leaves Clitheroe for GrWdleton at 7-32 p.m. , i. . ! ■ m i q G R I ^ P 'W N


Cbmlng-frAnthony.’HoOa’s .world.tambli^.hoyet‘THE'.PRISONE^^ ZENDA.': r Filmed, for-Jhfe flret, time In .Technicolor and ..starring.


Stewart Granger,' Deborah Kerr, Louis. Calhefn.gnd: James l/laton as Rupert of: Hentiau. ,:-


. Bdoklnsi Offlce' obeh ;iii»Uy/ H 12*30, js to 4-30. L O V E R S NOT®/ < 5E p i |C I l ’,1 , ■ ,! :, I !'; Tel. 27ft


■f;1 LI- .1:'.;


.


/sheepdog: -T ^L S ' jUMifiNG: VihMv


.'1 ■■ :i/. !


^.CAfpE, SHREp,[|TIQRS]^,']j^ ■ :^:s


fYOin,jjHffieroP’Btkr^^^ NewWlvil/ago.- 7-30 a!mi,'- lO-SO'a.ml. - ■'; 2-30 p;m-.''To Show Grouiid--7*30-Vain.,’ •3o-45J -12-48)(-l45;l-!8*30 'i P-m., Eeturn Ito CUtheroei-PTpm Newton 435 pjn..,'8*40!p:m-. ‘


Service Ou.ies, Oi ] , r.,-vi'iy-/^f. 7 I - J j ' V H i ' ' ! ' ' ■ ' • ' ’ [ v ! ! " ’ ’' " - I . ' ' i ' " ' ! i t ■, ;■ ']


i; the V^iilagQ Institute^ Newtpn , fit


it'-'.'.-i':':


-j] ■.:!l!,; ' .[Wajddin^bh,.aM^.the;Da TfitB ^RETARia^


C L r m i E R O E b C o - o p e r A t i ^ ' s p o p Y : FURn TsHING: ' DEPARTME>jrr, Mdoi^ -LANE •; .•^'3v:r»v ■ ; .; 'A JljiOHAEL BM.C0H pdoDUimm , . ! T E P i [ i C E M U l S u M ^ ! l D W ^ ^


; ■ ; ; '


! : . ,^


' J ’ h e P o ^ n u i g , ’ ’ I ^ e w t o n ^ i n - B o w I a n d l^nil permissloi. oil C. Dixon,iEsobl l -


■ ■


EXCURSIONS i


■ ./FOTTI


;C3Uth'eroe Whailey '


CUTHEROE WHALLEY 16, Weligate ,!,.. , .^Bup jStaiid \f.


CHATBUEJ4


Brown Cow Ret. Pare.1


S U N D A Y , 1 3 th S E W P M B E R . 6 ^ 3 0 ^ 6 -1 6 - 3 R IB B L E V A L L E Y T O U R 3 /6


t.- piAcifCPf lOL AND AWBECAMBE jitPiVnNATIONS 1


. . . , .';[itETijRN,47-lARE';;


ijMorecambet DaUy untU, 19th Oct. Blgckpool: Da i l y ^ , - / ■ . ' / ' ] 'unita';26tb' ^eijt;'' ; ! .; '; !


. ■


I .,|.j6/:Wellgate,cmHEROE Phone 176 . i i or Agenclesr:''


BOolJ in advance.'at'rtfipai'-O^ • ' ........ / i i


Mr. Brookes, Park /Ylllas, 'Whan^^^ Phone 2279. I Mr. Briggs, 1, Downham ROad^- Chatham


: ' i l GATE;^Ali)klTONL^


• | V , Fhpns: Slaldbhrri! 240 nr 247/. i . ! ! • !- ^TTT


sandhAm SCHOOL OF DANCING


I'Prin^pdU .iMAI^G^ET SA!7DHAM,' M.B.B.C)., OiDim, ' !.


MARY i WADDINGTON, .M.BiB.O., ' AdV. J M.bJ.Al.'T.D. ■ ' I '


,R-A.p. Ady.; Teaching Dli)l()ma,'M.N.A.T.D..: j ' ' ' " ; , ! ’ '[■ A^sis'ani: ' ; - ' : i - , i , ' I , ! ' > !' ' ■


I • I ■ ■.____• ' •, • '■ ! • rvj. r


RESULTS HAVE BEEN 'T • ■ . -ii PAST


OUTSTANDING EXAMINATION AND FESTIVAL GAINED DURING THE :EAS0N.


8 Students-have gained theW letters M.B.B.O. lElemehtary ' ; ,an(l Intermediate. 3 ISpeclally Commended.,


- 'SANDRA'WILKINS. Grade IV and V; SYLVIA LANG, ■ Scholars’ and jGrade I; VICTORIA WOODEND, . -/Grade II; BARB^A HA'TCH, Grade m. ]


98 PER CENT. -MARKS GAINED FOR BALLET BY— |


96' PER CENT.:) GRETA SLivTER.'Grade I; ROSEJ/hlND PORRITT; Grade II; PEArl NICKOLL, Scholars.’


95 PER CENT.rJEAR CARTER.' Grade' i r DOROlTlY WOODEND, Grade! IV: GEORGINE HINDLE,!7 years, Grade I; MARIA DOBSON, Grade I I; BARBARA HATCH, Grade: IV!; SANDRA REDFERN, Grade! IV.; SANDRA STARBOCK. Grade I. ■ , ; ' ,' |


100% ! SUCCESSES ] Ihf^, TAP AND BALLET " 'T EXAMINATIONS. - ^ ■ !; -|


Highest Honours awirds for British Ballet Organisation ' Examinations In' the North of England for 1952, winning !,


:!! a Special Diploma. , ! ; ;


■ A letter of congratulations !has been reiieived from the Chairman of, the-B.B.O, on the excellent results obtained.


'Vi


FESTWAL RESULTS FROM MARCH-TO AUGUST, j'". ■ li' :] ,1953;]];] .': ' ] [ ! ■]i '1 '


PUPILS'HAVE WON 272 GOLD, SILVER AND BRONZE ]


THE ALL-ENGLAND JUNIOR CLASSIC AND] STAGE !; ,


.' !| ■]! MEDALS. ■ ' i ] i'- . 'I. medals] 1953. '


I' ]|


THE ALL-ENGLAND INTERMEDIATE CLASSIC AND 1, !!


STAGE MEDALS, 1953. i .] '


!| ’ Final Medals. TROPHIES


.]


THE SCHOOL NOW HOLDS 20 OP THESE MEDALS. All Pupils entered for the All-England Ciompetitloniwent through to the Finals in London and wqn 5 All-England ; |;


21 TROPHIES HAVE BEEN WON BY THE SCHOOL DURING 1953, INCLUDING TEACHERS’ TROPHIES FOR HIGHEST AWARDS GAINED AT BLACKPOOL, ! MORECAMBE, LYTHAM AND BOLTON.


The School Junior and Intermediate Ballet Groups! have ' won 1st and 2nd places at every cbmpetitloii entered.


A U T U M N T E R M C O M M E N C E S F R I D A Y , S E P T E M B E R . _J 18t h . i C l a s s e s h e l d a t t h e C o n s e r v a t i v e C l u b , C l i t h e r o e .


TINY TOTS 3-45; JUNIOR BALLET'S’p.m.; 'TApiAND MUSICAL COMEDY, 6 p.m.; BALLET GRADES 7 p.m. - • - ' i - M I


4 ' 1


C L A S S E S H E L D I N W H A L L E Y a t t h e C p - o p e r a t i v e R o o m s I i FRIDAYS: 4-i30y Junior Ballet. | !


SATURDAYS; 10 a.m.; Junior Ballet; llia.m. Ballet iSrades. , ' : ! ! ’ Enquiries: '


.,■ .! i


-THE STUDIO, WESTWOjDD, DARWEN. Tel. 673; or i?, CARDIGAN AVENUE,- CLITHEROE. -


T O - N I G H T ( F R I D A Y ) Whist 7-30 p.m. ; ]


Dancing 10 jj.m.j to 1 a.m.


'' ' 'ADMISSION 2,'6 t h e H a l l j ] L o w e r g a t e


Jumble Sale and Pound Stall


i T o - m o r r o w ( S a t u r d a y ) ’ ' at :2-80 !!p.m!. '^ ' Refreshments


ADMISSION ; 3d.


ST; JAMES’S WORKING PAR'i'Y ,


J U M B L E S A L E


W H I T E E L E P H A N T A N D P O U N D S T A L L


i TO-MORROW. (Saturday) 1. Refreshmenis, 'Home-Maiie


I i Cakes. ;


Opened! at 3 p.m. i ADMISSION 3d.


i Clitheroe & DISTRICT ! CHAMBER'‘of TRADE


SEPTEMBER HOLIDAYS


(b^ilOPS, (except food shops) ^ will be CLOSED ALL day 6n MONDAY] TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY; 'Sep t e m b e r 21st; 22nd and 23rd. ‘


individual ; closing arrange­ ments).' ' !'. I j


(Food shop's; will announce .. i John Lord, President. |i Wm. D. Rushton; Secretary. ; TOC li. CLlTdEROE


: CONGREGATIONAL SCHOOL


OLD ,HALL BROW


T O - N I G H T ( F R I D A Y ) Doors open 7


lADMISSION


p.m. 3d.


Proceeds for, Toe H Funds.


MEMORIAL RIMINGTON


INSTITUTE l i . i , I t ■ DON’T forget ! ,!


J U M B L E S A L E A N D P O U N D S T A L L


OLD'school, Church B ow


[TOiiwofellbw '(Saturday) ', Dodrs;-bpen, 2-30 p.m. ^ • • AD^JISSION 3d.


or goods ta the'sfchool. iTheyl-wlll be gratefuUy accepted, '


Tea 'and Biscuits on Sale. Pleaseteehd you/ gifts 'of jumble


WOMEN’S UNIONIST j ASSOCIATION I(Season 1953/54):


OPENING EVENT


Whist & Domih Drive


TUESDAY NEXT, Sept. 15th at 7-30 p.m.


■ADMISSION 1/6 Horiie-made Refreshmetlts C l i t h e r o e F o o t b a l l C l u b


L a n c a s h i r e C o m b i n a t i o n 'DIVISION 2


T o - m o r r o w ( S a t u r d a y ) A t S h a w B r i d g e


C L I T H E R O E ■!’ : 'V . V '


C H O R L E Y R E S E R V E S I Kidkiofl 3-15 p.m, ,


CONSEnyAtiVE fiSSOCIATIO^^^ I THE ANNUAL


CLITHEROE DiVISiONM


CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL, I WHALLEY, on , |


G E N E R A L M E E T K I "^U he held In the


WEDNE$DAY, 23rd Sentemb)!


I , at 7*30 D.m., Speaker:: c


I'All members:are Invited! I : DATES TO NOTE


lICHARD FOR'T, M.P ICllthevoe).


“Authmn Fayr’e,” Mercer iHall.


" At ■ ‘Home.” Bu-n’ey Mechbjnic's Institute,’ 1st October.


Great Harwood, Saturday, 28th. November.


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,| , !ADMISSION; ■ ! ; Adults 1/-: Children 61.


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late Mr.i Arthur Langshaw, of 50, York Street, Clitheroe. ■ I H


:Cawley, pf 375, Revldge Road. Blackburn; a son: (Stsphen ;Gerard). [ Deo [gratlas. ; ,


H"THE TKfc Technicolor


Cornel Wildt,* Constance Smith, Finlay;Ourrie.j-Ocprgo MacRoady m ------- ;TRE/\SURE OF^THE GOLDEN | CONDOR” — Colour tjy


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7.30i SATURDAY all C-0 and 8-15 P.m. Iiu n i i'UU uniWf«ifr»* V-W.UMW MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDN^DAV at 7*30 p.mj MITZi qAYNORl DAVID WAYNE and OSGAR LBVANIT in


COLODH f i i TECHNICOLOR. of Eva Ta^gudy. ■ I


The blg mufeleaV about the Bad GlcL of-:, Show- Business. |AI1', tl e foptlights Itin'rand fancy--Tree,'.'..!-,the-'mlld and'.wondertiil' stoiy


THE “ I DOHT CARE” GIRL 'I ',,1 , ■


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GEORGE >I^URPHY. FINLAY dURRIE. IVifetii j'|r I] ■ .KApEL-ySTEPANGK .in,'^'


Thej! Crime of tlie


BookfngtOfficd-open-Saturday at 2*307)11 f't. , I j||[Mdpf, tkne.,,during omoe hi^iire,


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THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30j SATURDAY at 6-0 am( 8-15,1 INIA GILMORE ah


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n e v e r d i e r s i f o l d i


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n ^ast Lancashire. - Fecitt’s offer, a wide


Make your selection i from' the largest stock


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THEO WILSON ; a n d S O N S , L T D .


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H o u s e j ^ o t d A p p l i a n c e s ; F I R E P L A C | S


INQ1|IRn:S INVITED. Y O R K S T R E E T C L I T H E R O E . P h o n e 88 EEGISTERED ^ A NEWSPAPER.


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TO-NIGHT (F r id sy j;« 7,*3q: SATURDAY at Z-15,iff-0 ,and..8-15. - - . JOAN CRAWFORD in“ ^UDDEN FEAR.”—(A). '


MONDAY and TUESDAY. dt!7-30!- WEDNESDAY at'2-15. and 7-30. Thursday arid Friday at 7-30: Saturday at.2*-i5. 6*o and:8-i6


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BING :CR09BY. BO^: hope, DOROTHY LAMOUR in .'.‘.road TD BALI!”+-^tU)-i


,i-,'TO-N|(GHT.at 7-30; 8ATUR'DAY?ai;6.ftVr>d.S-W. c ,


SATURDAY at 2-15; Roy Barbour fn “ Dodging .The'DoIb.” DUB MONDAY. TUESDAY and, WEDNESDAY at 7-30 pan. ^


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That'glrl- m.thelh/hhmetepelled trouble.- .'This: film.-ls;sald-to be 1953'ai daring film. , " < i


, ______ (A) film.


' ■ i'MlfRSD^y.and Ffelg erle; n^hcsItfRlcwiaD^-TODS^^^


-This film’ glvea .you' a ,wlde. ■variety! o'f'! Ingi^ientarThtimdurj; senti­ / ,


ment, pathos and'romance; nothing overdone or overstressed.- (A) (Technicolor).


24 HQUftS GF A WOMAN’S MFE .


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SATURDAY- a t. 27154 Tyrone PoWer in iMark' otZorro.’’ Doming :ShortiiA-'.'BatAKY' bay.”-'


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. vm ' ' ' ; ' _______ T LANCASTEB. SHIRLEY VBqOTH. (host /tetrekai bf 1^52). in { •'* V, .-iiC !^'h -.ri? 4 ri FINE TAILORING Crdit$men.-< tailored S U IT S ,


C O S T V m S i '. C O A T S , from i a smart .selection of ,materials ifi.newest designs and colour- in g^ -.at a reasonable price.


: patterns, with PLEASUEEJ—


, I '• ■( :•: ;< B E S P 0 H E 'T A I L O R S y . 9.! JUfABKET PLACE ; ! CHIBEEOE. Tel. 58


FRED! READ \ig“ P R I C E T H R E E P E N C E f Trt£ MEW ULTRA


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T o - m o r r o w ( S a t u r d a y ) ! '7-30 to 11 p.m.


. ! . ■ - 1 OLD ' , ! ADMISSION 2/6


PEOPLE’S WELFARE CLITHEROE


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