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MARKIeTS bEPARTMEN'r Chri^maS Holidays t XT -w:fi SON


TVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVI ;that the Market will


OPEN on THURSDAY, Decemb^,:- 1953,".’biit;-CIIiOS( E on Boxing Oa^ 26th Decetnhp


G. HETHERINGTON, : ■


Town C! CLITHE]


11th Deiccraber, 1953.;


leric’is IROE. . I


FOR SALE DR


SMALL Y LOGS '6 per Sack


Bowen


P4RK FARM, Ibarrow


TEll WHALLEY 2174


TOYS Tri-ang


M


SM i ’* ’ firr M r ’


/to: :F0R XMAS


PRAMS — £2-3- £3-3-6 and £5-8


laundr/ 3 Wheci


Milk I Lorries £1-5 Tip Lorries,.. £1-1 Set^........I £2-7 Trykes ... £2-19- ,


Transport Vans 1


| . . . ' . . '18/


Mo-Bo l*ush Horse ... £1-11- 1 rotting Horse £3rl9-


Teddioi |...... 14/3 and 10/


Also Sriji Saws, a:


iOF mi '?"< r.d j


all Toys, loames, i: annuals! to suit kii- a'ges.. I


HARVEY’S N ew sa g en t— .


28WiiaIIeyRd,,Clitherbe ,• iTelj 753 ; .


WASHER SERVICE !


'Macblnei Resprayed,j Plain; mottlid. !


Rubber [Solfers exchanged or: covered. |


t


[ / I


Guaranteed worlrnianslilp.i WILSON & SON. !


Immediate service. — Me !waahlng Machine


Engineers, 109 Nelherfiold Rs ad. Nelson. Tel. 1873.


BIARIES ' 1


^,. ^j^'^Jage. Foolscap, Quarto and Octavo selectioy at |ill prices.'


l f ¥ lA R l E S at variety, from .u -


ijt^jDlary - - Textil: Diary p iV id oK S , ANAU


s S t t r notebooks i SEE IjSi FOR’ ALL


SIS BOOKS, FLAT AND


■. , , i - t I fFICE ; stationery and ' EQUIPMENT.'


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PLAci GLiTHEROE I' ' I_____


l i M lBjROT|HERTiON r | r * ' f S’ HAIRDRESSER


iKP'MsTREET, CLITHEROE Tel 288 I ,


: '•»|f -SALON ;


?OW OPEN LAD/ES’ h a i r s t y l in g a n d JAMAL p e r m a n e n t AND fVAV/NGj , ■ ; •


h‘ • ■ fcl'


" '■ jTHE ,MOST li,UP-TO-DATE I


:rease in PRICES


Ti PR|)BLEMS SojLVED By A VI|IT TC


■.‘4. IR PREMISES. ; FOR ALt AGES


CHILDREN hf Meccano, Tri-ang,: and other leading makes."


.L ACCESSOR! !ES, of many make:


’PLIANCES OF EVERY TYPE i in Stock.


SION-^from inexpensive to lugurioui' ■Ask for demonstration. ;


OUR SELECTION THIS W^EKS ROAD lAFETy


I^ A S P D E N - STREEy, CLITHEROE


1: Alert to


tO'di •moi


lOGAN l l


W’ will I be 76 .Wiliam -ji Davies, wrii .(Friday).


aiiey-ri'|3ad Cl.. thepe


ITHD, lamesl


, 11 ,


,, AN ERA OF. PROGRESS- EW je t ; HAIRDRYER.


j


All maKea ; of Electric Wastjeri Repal ed; and Overhauled.


I


Scooters ..J...... 18 Trotting Horse


'6


I 1 . ^ £8-2 6, . £1-6


; . Office, ’; ' I Town .icierlk.


®l)e Clftiittoe


giitertteris=®me« FBI


Lightins 4-17 p.il>'


ijrad 1923


wag pra


,nd s


rice


tirr|i'p, Cfiri:


dtincb at the:jsw:m-^d-l nitheilbe, on I Wgdnes-


spoke “be-"


;iy night. I ■ Mil stirrup who |tva9 pro -bsirg tihe tokst to the Clith-


exoe and District Chamber of ade, a,'lso comnfented on the


good aiues oflT:


work dphe by! tqe secret- of |the yaridus Cjhapbers.


ade.■ . -J'"' his response, the ipresl-;


Malypr and rMayqresa of Clith- ;Counclj]or|r’radk| Dug-


.! /I ' f ■ ■


of i the local ChimbW ,bf Mr-'JJi ^<brd.,.l4ielcoined'


guests, vfpo ijnbluded'the-


and- Mrk. Dugdal^, . to , ’ i! presiaentj of!Preston ber of'htTraae.'iand to s .


5. Mr. P. I JenkinSoh. ipresl- of ithe GUlthproe-Grocers' iiation, tmd Mrs. Jenklri--


posed by the L a.ori arid tho


I , - p r e d i d e n p jMr . J. toastpiaatpr Was;


ind Mr.-knd.Mrp.,Stirr'ub- e ‘EoyaLToakti wah -pfor


Mr.i’H. Elliot;:! A total-;c


13'


wive; and thelAinner, w isedW a cor* ingl Mr.:'Lord. . , , Elljo ;t, vlce-hresident, jriln,. .


for;, Manning' provwed by Orch jstra.


CEt O 1


ERAL


friends ich|.bas


mjembers, attended: brgan- prls-!


;Iderit, Mrl Mr.! W; ' t o , '


O'): W. I Plckthall, andj Mr! W, D.


Rusliton, secretary:' ’ ’ ' ' ; Mr :.Pl.ckthan was tap M.C.


#


meet Club Swaij and Royal Tuesday, when a t' alloca;


was chajr:


who presi


Mayoress- (Ml ded.


ties in Th:s Coronal:


I;* balap


benefited ng! of the .Inner of, Clith Jroe, held


local as th


res


ed the to' rs. Fi


‘f i wi is presldent of cliarlties


lit of a' Wheel at the el I on


i)f £28; arlous ; The,


Drigdale)' th^ club.


ingi i ) some |£62; iri to’ tte Cancer Resep 'Tn s was decided


meet ng,attended 40 p ople.anc |held Cohlregational on, jvednesda: Howird presi':


presided. *


*


Tl/flEMBE ftoung


thei' weekly


irmP meetli


s


Grammar School, day, .'took pirt speaking practice! of: [opics were dlt 1 each srieaki: vote


*


JjjlSTRICT Guild Mrs. L .Sherrat


gay ; an Irti the role of I::


' Wotnen’s cd-oper‘


the; Co-opent pub ic,affairs,


- Mrs Swales 1 1 .. , .


A


Sodety*s b£,k .M


rs FJetcher


!N I Overs iwas 1 |Moor


tor


Treasurer, elson; ,k on


of


onf ifiesday., 1A cake cqripetl- . judged b


a,xtve


overn'int in 3uUd,


Dy Mr.'lByr i(s, the wap won by :s. 117118011 and:


.urkh, ■ Cljltheroe. The Rev. !L:Fentqp, the spp'rlnten-' t! minister copduqted th^ irnpig ai d evening services.-


ild on Sunday 'at Lane M'ltliodlst


as MlsiloriE .'Day ?! ■ Pendle Rm b e


day:heard ■


]irEMBER£ of cut hero; and Ql iqistrlct' Uckrsed liters’ Assoeiatlqii fpbroe M'aglStratjes >|tier'day - |g;ranteq pm 10!-


,Jl' n? 11


!io|ars ft 0 ;p.mi


M


Saturday, Decembui on


I 'ri|Kirk rib


6n; Chrlfttqiari -EVe, 2BtH, and


ekt^nsion ' p.m. I tb


the Fairfield Exse lam, gave


ustry o; membe|r! of Cl theroi president,


hebd; pres ded, speakei A. H. Tbdd.


th'e Mi­


3 ’ O f I t h e :ei!


glasshouse | ^ the Brills


tftlk-iqri nursery


ental ot


h isles;’’ -otary


y^st^rday. est-


aiiiks -to


were expressed by !greqtlni


Sdwari


0 Mr. f 151, who


iri Monday:' to Mr. riorge ^ ‘ will be


'rederick 8; to-day


were ' at'.! ourt,


yic; #


“ ^ptsjfrora nbkrs, 1


1 'talk one of


RS bf Clentre


qil'ti oh


heroe Mori-


rs. ,Ba,nlnitte|: ■4


Woin'eri lellbw r. ,


Clltheroe, ub, at; In •- the' edries-! public! ariety d by


groi ps whic. a cnairmanj proiioser-of Mr. B. Dent presided


coipprlsed d the anks.


d; amPunt- to! be sent ' ' “Fund, public! about


lidwtdn’s y nlgAt?' '■


and jinusic iiyas the


R vellers


Df Vehicles to.7-54'a.m


.rrHp"v?brk rif' tiiie iCli pist|ljlct


of


its liofinaUbn In :sed by MrJ A.; V..


p re ^ ljd e p f'i o f ,- f l la c k - ol^'Tr4de,t,whieni-


e iCIi^heroe.


's anriu'^l; dlprie r arid Royal


SHOT A Y , iDECIlMBERjllt!!,' 1953 COURT


(A ; GAMEKEEPER, employed by Lord Deri y, [ heard


the! sound of a she t coming frojni'a field! He informed the police,'! md subsecuehtly , a watch was ’kept on two! men seeh in the; field fa:ihalf an hoilr. ' The sequel | was at Ciltherob Magistrat ;s’i Court -yesterday, yirien Colin! Care- fool .(201, Higher-rdhd,| Long- ridge, w is fined £1 for tres­ passing in !pursuit|o; game, arid Davi !d Carelbot'(18), Derby cottages. Tho;’nley. was finhd £ I for a simllE rt offence and a further £1 fo; carrying a gun without a llc mqe. >


The two; defend: nts.i were also ordered to share!the cost


-of £4 4s. advocate'>; fee and Ids. costsi, I’ ■ - -I ; I ; ,


peter jTomlinson I (27). far-


:mer.. oft Black- Me ss; Farm,; Thornley. .was finet £2 for aiding' and i abetting t|ie gun Offence.. All'-the defendants


pleaded guilty; ,| CALLED POU^CH .. Mn I.I g; W. New ngton. of


Ormsklrk;.. prosecut ng. said th'at.qri'/Satlirday, Oc ;pber,21st, a! jgamekeeper. in 'tf e.^employ-


of;' !Loj


sound' middle and co: police;


t a shot J Derby, h:


the ? the


bord Derb r’s estate, imiinl'c.a’led [with the-


' About |20 minutes lljater, wifih


,fieldb.:’!,They! were! about- 20! yards apart! /pavldjuas carry^ Ing.'a'l.guni.at th^ ppslilon!| ’They “ under ribseryatipn f


P.C;! Bennett, he keii ibbServa- tion/ aria the two| carefbots were irieii' walking ,'ln the,


hour. The mien! walked 1 II A-TiV


w e r e k e p t p i : , h a l f i a n


'| r e a d y


cover it-e - distance half .ai milk. One, fired, anid lie was' P accept .lt was at ,a nth


had recijlyeld 'written | author­ ity to kill ve|riiiln.,.d£p^f them had worked for and - ipii ■ Qcfcasiori


said triftt .the two . Defenqing, MriR-


Carefbbts prollnsori,


Alt.'- {brayen, _____


asked t? go:out rabbits^ |fbr, :lne/;pot ' ' '!!-•,!


• 4 -.1


THEFT EMWB afte'-.a; very pHly, jpung


ewtbn' S|(iho(lllroom,' man’I rather'-than any­


thing ■ else,'’; ;, sal l.: f .L a d y yo’rsley-.T4 ylqE,:5Piferi,ding at Ihtherce' Magisiraiesj Court,


■yesterday, when.’j ime's Bor- iha'ri (26), q f '38, Montague- sfreet.j, Brieffleld, ' i pleaded guilty 13 steaUng a )ralss spray fitting: from' the. Dog , and Partri^ ;e ■ Hotel, Bartow! on Sunday; :NoveiAbeT!l22hd. "The


young men.’! i Not


who gp .out landlget do foolish things,' Worsley-Taylbr.


to'be pared It.’’.'


t h a t party


qbtalried by to putlth'eli


Insp Later


had been ' irio 'Shoot


^pwJyii‘0, qf about


ti[ot, 'was.' ■epalea To


liisic K^cit£ii At


gathered In Clltheroel Parish' on Suhday afternbori


^rish S M A L D Tlbrit,, obviously , enthusiasubMdlbnce!


I tb hear a relcltal iby to , I .RJcndrd Shephprd' (clarinet) aqd !


’ Mr. Charles, j Myers


(organ). The programme con4 talned , a mixtdre ■ of well- known and' ’ lesser^known niuslc, all of which was extremely attractive rind In- muslc by no;less than


’ cbriiROsers.' ' .


: IMr! Myers opened the pro- !gram!me with aj request Item, ; famous


fbUr' coqtempqrary '! Rritlsh I ]


and Rugue In D mlnrir,(Bach); this


I'great] work itsf a tost,■'of‘■•both player and Initrurhe'nt; and the! performance', did full Jtisrice to both. ! ; '11 [Mr, Shephearjd. first'played


country meds decent work tc do, and go id positions


young men drunk and idqed Lady ere is


people pre- :b‘a|cks into


'Tbb'ftiucH-,,.mm ctorl’W!-Wright; 'said


jorman wa: In


..... .... ,.™],bne .bf « hich' .vislte Ltfie hotel. the' 'e|bhlrig; the


defendjant ! and Dthbrs had


qccaslc n to | go to Whalley Police station, ani li the;| fitting was tound|butsld; trie', police station. In! a statement, defenc .ant said he had had too| much to drink, arid :[vhen hq


put h is |'


In ’ his pocket, had. it00 much


fitting It came av ay.' He then bpariie frightened! arid 'put' it] Had he not) Irihk, It


Would not have .bappened. Defendant, In aj statement) in Cdirt, conflrn ed his, am


added! that; he fitting when'he the p 3llce statloil Borman was fined


20(


djroiped — go -


was £2 Clitheroe


nsioners r


taleqt comp.etitl Dit, , ! ____ the Making,” Dc rekiROTCliffel ■Billyj .Taylor. ind| Eaward Walmsle’y, prov dedi a 1 high]' iighti of the local! Old Agq Penabiis’ Arispciatlqh-.annual


rpHE three [ Win lers j,


'eroe’s i receqt


of Clltht irs


s t amateur


ng tci the igainsf thi. bj


the “ Carol and Fugue’’ from ■/Five Bagatelles ” by- Gerald Flrizi, the first a! piece ‘of graceful! charm,| the sebrind an example - o f ' plcquant jiifinpur. Bcth received ajgbod ijerform- ajnce from Mr. Shepheard, While the plaiilstic riccom- danlmerit lost Httle| In being transferred to the organ. ' ■ A group of contemporary works followed, one- ot which was l'>y


^ Dr. Herbert Sumslpn. (organist o f : Glbucqstet,: Cathridrql), under .whom Mr.-: -Myers had studied.!, - .


!; 1 I-


The second half | o f ,the pro- gramipe open^ | with! two


CHORALE PRELUDES ; ‘ i I


In concert form for j clarinet and string orchestra by Gordon Jacob. : 1 ’ I to . Shepheard’s final Item


choraleTpreludes ! on .| well- known hymh tunes, sjnd thbn Mr. Shepheard played the delightful Concertino made up of music by Tartlnl, rirranged-


New methods on arc;


reflepted . by- these : two jpictures: taken at a farm; near jGIsburn. ilui.niaiij


.pumped wat9.r !from- the jriver to! the'farm.; But a little iheenuity anp eleotrical skil have jled to a| far more! effiolen|tr system. ; The ’


.-'el'qctrip pump, iiictured! below! hu-been built into the base of thej windmill and now jjives ithe farm at ' neariw 2.


reliable 8p|’inB.


supply -from a Full stor|-fPage


’


iviodern School l^ui^ils Entertain


WORE than 100 i pupils at ■^p Rlbblesdale ' iMo d e r n Sqhool. Clitheroe; showed-that versatility knows no age limit when they took part In the annual Christmas concert in, trie school hall, on Wednesday e.enlng. | ■ j ■ , .


For In addition to providing well-vajrled: programme of ags,-sKetches‘arid dances,


._.ey had made m.any of the cristumes themselvei, whUe the sienery h'ad been constructed a p painted in the school’s own vrorkishops. j ’<


The I edneert was givena


Ayhlch ejxcellent speaking, charmingly sung by the phool 69‘voices, and the of the prograriime with a modernised


' choir of fjrst half concluded tale,I “ Thi; Dyspeptic Ogre.’’ ! ,


yesterd'ay ijnuslcal!


p r e


eritertalnfng ! flashback ; to ill The; form of a


After t ie Interval tame an


Old- Days ’ and other musical iriemorles, Comediv interludes


sketch,


provided the exact amount of light relief and completed an


' bvenlng’s delightfril entertaln- iieiit;|


' ' Tlie cor icert was [produced by


;i;he headmaster, to , T, Chrid- ivlck, qnd will be -repeated to-! light arid to-moryow, ^


Couplej Hurt In! lerde


lyR.; arid Mrs, Ritzma; I of


car i was in collision with n Ma n c h e s t e r iCorporation Waterwo :ks lorry In Waddlrig- |on-yoad Clitheroe, at noon yesterdaj'.j .>!'


road,' .Billlnge, ' werfe!-tsken,! to Roy'ril; Infirmary


|. '3 j


ingltowa ’ds Waddirigton when!' the accident OceUWed opposite the I main entrance to. Brfinp gerley P irk',-i where the -road bends sharply ajid desceiids towards' Briingerley Brldgei The corner hris hben the scerib of riutriei ous accidents, andf ^at the. ' tine' | oI j'yesterday’s mishap, the read Iwas coverpd with a slightjflhniof naoisture,-


Mr.- Ri ;zema (74), v/as 'drlv-


both taken by ambulance ;to Blackbuih Royal Infirmary, whbre M :s. Rltzema. was found


to be stfferlrig from ebneius- slori and a-head j injury, to! Rltzeipa sustained a broken rib


iwas perhaps the biggest teSt'iof all,- for it was the third mqyer ment oif the Mozart jClarlnet


I Goncerto in A Majorijand the I long arid hlgh-spb(d , scale /passages were jirianaged'with


I [great agility. ■\}t- •' -i At jby William Walond;


ran Introductiqri ’temporary


biy the ij


Mr., Myers’ .final solos .were I iboth flavoured [with the spirit liof /Handel’s


of {. Handel,! and


jfinaUy a march on the theme I “ Lift up yout! Heads ” (from Messiah ”)


French organ composefr Gullmant. Found in


Christmas! parti at j the Conp gregatlonal.i!Sch3oI,'| bn Wedp nesdriy. They [gave a repeat


Entertainment ‘ W a s ; also! proj- Asideq by Mrs.. M.! Roblnsor Mi/s[| E. (jeldsrd i.;and


Drlrikwater.'’ T ;' ;iembers of ■ thq iQOmn


age ent.


1 Mr


serVed. refresh'merijis frbe charge to riaore than 200


traditional-,! vl fit;' ; rif Father j | Chitetmas; (M x Ir!/ Covpe^-: | thwalte). Councillor J. way presided, e


party


expressed by Mr.; E. Black-j lock ’ seeoijdec... by - Mr. •l^.-.il Warden, to th e !entertainers,'’ es,' secretary of!


nd thanks


to Mrs. Know! thri Old Age P tidn, who; had organised event, and to the many dc


’ ‘nslohs Assbcla-i ' ' ' ■ ' :the


of refreshmer ts and pres ints; nori'


pensioners ivrid’'were’bre^-- I ; Thelteccud' ^ l f of thej | i devoted to tnei


esqqe, of stagje;; hypnptism. j


road, Pendleton, on |Wednes-; day night, Denis Gros'veiior (16), i of Rlibblesdaleyview,


XjiOUND lying near' his . , moltor cycle in pOndletpn-


performance of ’ttieir brir'r 1 l ipQniip nf ' staffpi hvomtisni '! uountyj ambulance to Blatk-


from concussioi____ to the face, nbiefind


iriflrmary ^ion


sufferini


and ribrasioni head.


inusic;";the first tiqn and Toccata a; con­


after treitment. badly da naged.


but was' allow'ed home The car was


. Driver of the lorry, Charley Crossley, of Failqwofth, Man4


■ Chester, vho was traveUing to.--;^ wards dlltheroe]; es’bapeid injury. 1 His; 1


vehicle recelvec slight d£ mage, j


Christinas Gift "■ '


i Mr. ard Mrs. Hitzeriia were!


William I D. Wpodgates- Blackbiirn,'


' Blackburn^ when thelri


“The Good


bfightlst^rt with an operilrig chorus -and dance,! “ Painting the Clouds -with j Sunshine,” ' whs I foUowjed by !an display I of choral Three songs, werei


N AS


OLD MAKES WAY i l l


FOR THE NEW


The Week’s Obiti


resident, Mr. William Blcjazard, of K Mllnshaw- tetfaccj Grindleton, difid,at bis' hqmri pi;/'Sunday, aftCf_,a:short' llln^ess. He was 65.'


MR. W.'BUEAZARp’, : ; ! well-known' Grtndleton ■


MRS. E . INMAN


St.! Peter’s C h u r c'h,| East Marion;: last week of Mrs. Elizabeth Iririan; who died while on a vl fit-to ■ the, home of her son-in-law and daugh­ ter] Mr. and Mrs. H. Rldehalgh “Arncllfle,| Portfield lalley. She was 79.


The funeral took '.place at


district ,'fintll -he went to GrlndJeton more than ,40 years ago; : - When ^Rlv'ersmead Sfiijondary ’Mofiern , School opened In August. 1949,; Mr. Bl^azard became the ; care­ taker to the School land retired at the end of August this year/ He was well known for ! many years as a mole- : catcher for local farmers.; v'*


11 Mr. Bleazard was associated ! for ' many years ;-wlth i . St.; ; Ambrose’s Church, : Grlndle- ; tori'and was a trustee of the ; Village Institute, of which he wik' one of I the original ;mem- ;bem.


1


leaves a son and ■ a daughter, mW. Bessie Tomlinson,; with wnbm he' I lived. They j will ha|ye sympathy. In their ber reriyem'ent.!'


A widower, Mr. ; Bleazard i |


thejyicar of Griridletori, ’con­ ducted a ’, service<:'■ at;! Mr.' Bleazard’s !home, on! wednes-,


! The Rev. E.!. Murgatroyd,


..day!, prior to the Interment In Stj lAmbrose’s Churchyard.’


MRS.; B. BEADLEyI


i; -Her inariy friends in 'cilth- eroj and district h.eard ;with depp regret of | the ' sudden defith, on Tuesday, of i Mrs. Beatrice Bradley, wife of Mr.


‘ Taritalani” Whalley-road, Peridleton! She wasTS.i J


Mrs. Tnmaii, whose S t i l l ^ e t o g e t y o u r Bar,


was ,ln Bun ley, had staying with her driughter for about a week death, ^


home been


previous to her Sympathy


four da ug h bereavevnent,


Formerly.


CUtheroe as Ethel Varley,


foii l itreatmerit following heart attack;


to Blackburn


,s extended to t e r s - In! their


: MRS. E VARNEY


: n business In a milliner, Mrs. , who resided fit


Grlndleton, c led on Monday In ian ambulrince taking her Royal Infirmary a


She was j 78.’ Born In Lebds, Mrs.,Varley


caiie to ClitLeroe'more than half a centiry ago. Ih her maiden ' nami i o f , Miss 1 Ethel Wheater,' she was In business in King-stree; for many; years as I a mllUnei, and was! well- - known amonc a Mde'circle of friends In the town. ■ .1 ■


The crenu-tlon liwiUi take place at Cari'iton bn -Mqliday.


ME. J.WATSON I


the Bpwlanc mrinlty, , ahe the'public 11:


A


Egbert Bradley,, a Clitheroe commlssi'd.n ! agent, of ■


■'clfCurastances, but - decided thai; an ’inquest !wa's| not ;necessary.j'. . , . ,;


i iThu East L a n c a s h i r e Coroner was Informed idf the


. .


' 'Mrs. Bradley,! who w(as a meinber of! a Burnley , family, had lived in Whalley-road for Ithe past 18 years, she had' ‘been associated; wltbji; the lladies’ section of ’ Clltheroe


■Gbif Club. '' ''Sincere sympathy' w 11 be [extended to Mr, Bradlqy and !to h Is son!, in their bereave- me]nt. - |


.


1 ‘|The cremation will . take i place at Sklptori tb-npjorrow ' (Raturday)j


MISS|A.E. BARRON ' A; former school teacher,


MI9S Alice Ellen Barron, of illttqn Green, - Mltton,! died Suddenly, to hospital yesterday '■fek. I, ■ '! ;'-| I'l Miss Barron, who was 63, ad ’ resided In . Mlttori tor any years, and was as?ocla-.


.t!ed with {the village ; parish church. I


■| The sympathy of.,/Mltton residents is extended to Miss Barron’s two s i s t e r s the' Misses A. rind G. Barron, with-. whom srie Hvfed .at ,Mlttqn, Green, and to her brother at New; Long ton, In | their bereavement. ■ , - 11


'! • ,•;■!


; The-Vicar, Canori J. Calder- -bahk, otoclated at theijlnter-


'mpnt atMitton on Moi^day. [m b s . M. A. HtoVlILTpN


) ' A member of an bid Cllth- ‘)rbe family, Mrs. Mary! Anne' arimilton, of Waverley; Brun-' gerley-avenue, Clltherbe, died PH: Wednesday aged 84 yearsi She had been Ip falling! health for some ;tlme.'~


Mrs. .Hamlltorij who! was ; !


born In'. CUtheroe, was a daughter of the late Mr., and Mrs. ^ h h Green. Her father was one of the,pioneers of the Uberal movement in Clltheroe, and It was he who opened, the Liberal 'Club ini Wellgate,; where the. fatolly had |thelr home for a number of years. Before her toarrlage [ she worked as a ;we.aver jat, the Commercial Mill.'' ! | • A life-long member of the


Moor-lane Methodist Church, with which her family had a .prominent association, ;Mrs. Hamilton was a former sbere-


sent from the i link I , ' Inst tute! in ‘Sofith -Africa


. will probably be Used by mem-j- bers j <f BrishaU Eavf isI WomenV Institute for thdlr; Christmas party.- to be held aji: the -begnnlrig of next month.:


Durban, have been sending; dried',fruit tb their friends a t’ Bashrill Eaves for a number pfi years'; The: gifts were par-' '


Memters of the Unk Instill tute., I at 'WestvlUe,


n e a t I


tlcularly welcome during th( war, wpen fruit was in shop! supply.


' ■ ■ •"'■e


Repaiirs Ile^tify Libirai|y Fault ■DEPAIRS tb Cllth;roe; Free I whilel decorations for thri


ted-within the next except! for of&clal of thp Boro /eyor’s: depar!tment


i


Library should b J cohiplej- I Corona lion, in,June,;were be ' Ing draped bn the front of tl


'■ pointing,” :| ah pghj Suif-^ . told-i;


; - L


•‘Advertiser. a,nd Times” porter; last night.


The! repairs . ,wei|e be re.cently fbUpwlrig the '.dis­


covery by - wwlaneri thafi.a number of the huge blocks -of m'asoriry were loose and were steadily working for’vard. The. discovery was made


1,1


buHdlnb.' Now,; however, tl.p fault h;is beri rectified, and tl e


iwork,ol repair is nearing con ! pletibn,


' '


frbnh cif the Library has alto beenj, out of action,- as tl'j® works.liave heeri. removed and returned to the manufacturer: for; overhaul. These should be back m-day, and • the cloclf working by this week-end.


This week, the clock on tie ’ll


; triry of the Young Woiheri’s Class and took a keen Interest In the work of the church-arid ISpnday School. . She j was married at the church| ln| 1891 and celeitrated her diamorid wedding two years ago. ! Her husba'nd, Mr. Richard


Hamilton, died recently,! and she leaves a son, Mr. !Jack- Hamilton, who Is an account­ ant with an engineering; firin In Brisbane, Australia. [.To­ gether with other members pf the family, he wUl have sym­ pathy in his bereavement. The Rev. J. H. ! Fenton,


M.oor-lane toperlntendent minister, will ' conbuct j a funeral service before | the cremation at Sk ip t ori |on


Monday. ! . ! !, I '


Gift To Postman fJiOR more than 30 years,


.“ ■' Mr. William .i’ Plnder,' j of


!vlllage and In the routl’s/lng- district. He has recentlyij re­ linquished his postal. duties, arid In lappreclatloii; of ijhls services the residents Have presented him with a wlrqless ’set.',< .,


West-view, Waddington, ’; has acted as postmaft; to' people whose homes and* fabmstbrids arb on the fell-side ajbovejithe


6, MARpT; PLACE, CMTHEROE


Tel. 401/8 (Two Lines). ' ■ i ■ ■ i HAWORT H & UDEN 38


BUCKSHAW- TERRAck i SIMONSTONE':


REGISTERED. BUIL I PROPER! i‘


13 & ,1L HA'S; .STREET, ' PADIHAM .


DER AND GENERAL ' REPAIRER . i '


; I i’! ■ [ Tel.; l! adlham 713 ;i= ; ; Watson, of


well-knpwn member of farming i com- promlnent In e of the district


foi: half a century, Mr. John Blrkett Farm,


Newton, Idled in hospital on Tuesday, aftfr a long-illness. He was 77.


For 30' Jie irs, Mr. Watson


represented Newton on the B d w 1 a n d Rural District Cburicil and Rowland Educa­ tion , Comm ttee.' He also. served on t le qld ’


CUtheroe


ati, one peril most local! c native Bowl^d'firea, appointed ri West Magistrate .m 1936,


Board of Guprdians; and was d at-sirifimber of snuriitiees In his He was Riding


!c! 10 s e 1 y associated I with'


Triomeyholn e • R.O. Church, Mr. Watson '■ vas a brotherTln-


laW of a foimer R.C. Bishop of Leeds (th( late Dr. Cowglll) who was brtoght up in the Hbdder Valliy,


Mr.- Watso: 1, whose wife died


several year 1 ago, Is survived h t a I son, Mr.- Qeqrge Watson, also a farmir.'to whom sym- pqthy Is extended In his bereavement.


R e qu;i e i i‘>3(1888...'fit- -Sti


Hubert’s Church; D un so p Bridge, will precede the Inter­ ment tomorfow (Saturday).


MRS. A. WRIGLEY,


The dea ;h occurred ;. on ■ Monday at’ the home o f ; her sbn, Mr. C, Wrlgley, !62, West | Bra’dford-ro id,. Waddirigtbn, of- Mrs. Antoe 'Wrlgley,'widow of, Mr. ’ Joh 1 Lewis Wrlgley. She was 78.


Mrs. Wrlgley went to reside


In Wadding] oft at! the end of the First Wc rid War. She was cjosely ide itlfled ■ with the


, village Mfthbdlst Church, where her si iri, to ’.’C. Wriglby, Is a lay. p-eacher, Eind 'was' liso a meml er’of'the Women’s


Fellowship. '! Mrs. W r,


g 1 e y had many I


friends ’ In the village, and sympathy l! felt-for her two’ s|ons ln.thel ■ bereavement,-Mr. 'rlgley haydng , died several ears ago.


The Rev. James'Wright, of Whalley, coiducted aj service qt the Wadllngton Mbthodlst ] Church prlc r to the interment


'rit St'. ' Helen’ri Churchyard yesterday.


12 MORE SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS


m m » HF.S. 5,1 Church


CHEMIST I Street - Clitheroe


PHON.


1COME;,AND Visit! our


Showroom a i Com


iI Perfume- f Swan;'


' W arms- Chypre, ! L'Aimani,.


Rari^fOft Hluguet


27/6..


iSweetKeart coffret] ' L ’jAimant, ■ jnatching v


^perfume sachet, flower. 27/8,


FOR CHRISTMA


Half-moon of Talc, 2 ta^kts-of Soap, - 7- bat^T ■


tablets.' ‘L'Almant,'' Pariy,' Mi^suet. 18/9. -


CASH OR TERMS ' '' ' d l l TO:


H A i G R


Moor Lane CTiiheroe'.i


and CASH OR iday at '


TO SUIT YOU i ^ ;


EAVES Woone Lane . T d . 683


T E R A i i ' .. J TelMISion ‘ I ' I '


insi!a i l e d * i Mr! “


f o r ! I .• ’ I


Clitheroe Advertiser , Qf Tin es, December, 11^ 1953


5


SEFTHEM!


Christmas ad;Shop in


iort.


S O M E T H IN G T O W E A R : ....


' ' " f l b t n ......... I ■ ■ " ‘ H AftlEYS


USEFUL'^lAliciEPTABiLE CIF'|rS MEN WILL. TREASURE


SEE SPEc U l W IN D O W ''d i s p l a y s f o r


Ou t s t a n d in g f s e l e c t io n - o f '‘ A t t r a c t i v e ■


I ju. ! ; : ' , 'll GIFT OFFERS, i 4 & 6, KING STREET, [CLITHERPE


THE MAN’S SHOPl . C


ACCURACY AND pkEGISION IN;.


GRACE AND CH Qood'


THE PRIDE OF CRAFTSMANSHIP


P minted i N o :e p a p e r


We hav! an extensive range of 31gh-::Class Note- , papers arid’-Envelopes.'


SOCIETY .BOND']-: , In Bli:e, and White.


BASILDON BOND SOClElY'CLUB DOESKIN DECKLE CHURSTON DECKLE SPICER® ', !'■ WALDCRP! CLUB,, etc.; all in P ads & Cabinets


W f i t c h e s S ' iOlocfej5 ARM


IN:


eweltdry ENGLISH


IN


ChinUt Pottery and ' Cut Qlass


GIFTS TO 3E TREASURED AT:


COHERON 17-19, iviobR


& LEEKING l iA lb , CLITHERbE


' i ^


PLASTERINGy iCONCR! I mISTIC


ETING, CEMENT - AND POINTING


SOU


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