MEMORIALS


Mahel your from the lari in East Lan


S


IDYMAN renulred' l Itewell Estate . of


l-i-Apply: Estate Preston. ■, /


/ ! 5


BOYS a g e d ' l t o ! Apprentice | to


ancaster. ^ Good


I t YOUNG LADY l i t ■ school) ror pwhurst, GrocfjVs,' lltheroe.


tood machining finishing;! good


^NDUSTRI^ I


|sion). Clitheroe te a l Inditltrles


1; Works, Urgently Jtentlce - trained


anager, Imjierlal s tries Limited,, litheroe, .■ i


rNDER. a cure


I 1


ates of pay.—


IPARM WoriKER louse provided^ E.L. — Abply: Ltd., Wlfhgll! Tel. Stonyhurst


5IAL


and prospects.— Clltheroe)' • ltd., lltheroe. \ j


Marb e or S can deliver in any churc


holcB of esigns in


F E q n memorial


Whall; RLA Pill


(Open S i Fepitt’s ofl


selection est stock cashire. i


and erect hyard,


ir a wide pleasing Granite; one, and


THEO WILSON AND SONS, LTD.


Tools. Ironmongery I


Household Appliances! FIREPLACES


BNQDIBIIS INVITB). i ! S IINCE c


y New Road C K B U R N


one ($248 turday afternoons)


27, Union Street, how Moor. BIRTHQAY GREETINGS


son ISteVen Richard). Slncb thanks tej doctor! and nrU-ses


Ca cede, to ■ Mr. f and Mrs. vill (nee Sheila Maunders)


TOWNSON.-I-Blrthday greetings by granddad, Edwin Townson, 4, Curzon Street, Clltheroe, his 89th' birthday. May 20


,1954. Stanley 1' I


—Love and best wishes (in yc ! birthday — From Ruth


JACKSON. memories May 14tU


DSPITAL iFOR iFECTIVES.j BLACKBUFiN.


pnted. to 1 teach 1 ol all i ages, given tola'ppll- r experienced in


aild BIRTH DAY MEMORIES I


- Ti-eaiured birthday of our dear son, David,


And a ^ earth's treasures too,! Or choDse from heaven, what I we could, !


If we cbuld have life’s; dearest Wl:


tA lN IN G i' lN-


fl350 per Snhum (-■xivlded. If I re- iidential emolu- DVlded at lappro- (lurs of dpty 39


ei,weeks annual Holidays.! Sub-


Iiletalls of experl- Tidatlons to the. aendeht at the I • 1 ■


1


R' required for 11 general | works upe. Gds Works, i ,


1^ GAS BOARD HIRE GROUP ! ~r .


i


i f 51 days. I Rate | . per hour, plus ■Slckf pay


“I Service Manager, illlllMAR SCHOOL


jerofe. I 1


ice ; and Guner.- i .'■il ■ " 1 "-i'


IHealth Service I Regulations.


Dear son, we'd ask for you. None tu t those who have lost! can tell, I


To-day our love Is mixed with ; tet.rs,,


The lots of a loved' one loved -so well, I


i —


'To llvi} again the happy days! i And have you In our midst ag;‘■


From Dad aPd his son Alistair;


DEATHS


DINSDALE lIn hosploved he of Lynr Cllthero( Interred Cliapel (


—G. Cal 766.


lALE CLEANER 3ANDYMAN; ,44 Weekly wage £6 deductions for


Sject to medical


Itatlng agb and pee; to be fOr- Clerk df the Sratnmar School,


[L about 15 for T shop; easy job; jred.-f-Wrlte; Box |d Times.


i I


le t I than Tuesday, Jigether with the person- to ' whom 1 made.


llothlnlg and Oiit- |cs| and prospeqts f-Apply: Bradleys p/I4, Castle Gate,


I experience with | Dent an advant-


I average weekly Ip. 1 — Ap p l y ; peer, Rlbblesdale heroe.


])lus bonus, plus


LOOM WEAVER wages lor suit- woman.—Apply;


heroe..


i full-time SHOP -Apply by letter [16, Castle Street,


JIEHOOSE MAN. |bey I Corn Mills lor , farm


I y ; - R. Little. a, Whalley.


^132 p.a. If resl- ■polnted expected m of night duty, possible to the


| t after two boys po; or Mother's


bspltal._________ rlent 1 MOTHER’S


i ^ n . to 6 p.m.—


ton. Ravenswing, TOUtheroe._______


LY HELP Mon- (9 ■ a.m,- to 12 Mrs. Lupton, ) t h a m Street.


hVorston, !


Ilred Immediately! t Hotel. Worston. requlred'i^alf's


[itime WAITRESS Mart Cafe.—'


afe. King jStreey


iOUQUETS.i Etc lany hour), r -


late. I


pa female chronic , ildent or noh- Itment. S a l a r y


LED ASSISTANT HOSPITAL required for Lei I ASSISTANT


Hloved wife of I John I Thomas Bolton-by-Bowland, ' Interred I at


Royal Dorothy.


Churclch,^ Bolton-py-Bow!and, the luH


years.


AliLcticu I u StJ Peter's on


a g e d ldu;


TINGEY.H hospital dearly Margare' Lane, iFimeral; Rest,


Crematlj am. ;at.


—The, Tel.


ayhurst,


band of Ann Dinsdale, wood. West Bradford, , In his 84 th year. n at West Bradford verley &' Sons. 'Tel. 297/


—On trie 9th [of May. s ;al. William, the dearly


the 13th May. !


HAYHURSt.—On May 7th, at the Infirmary, Blackburn,


Greenwood, the be­ of.l Copy Nook.


tT ' ,74 o


lltheroe, 1 aged 60 years. from the Chapel of “ Rockdale,” Ctltheroe.


fn to-day (Friday), 11-0 Carletop.


cales ^ n e r a l Itherbe] 345.


IN MEMORIAM


BATTERSBY.—Injj loving memory -of ourj dear sister, Margaret Batterspy, lateijol Cold Coates Farm,'who died;May 14th; 1948.


Still


Though absent you are always' near.


V —From Freda, Willie and family.


loved, still missed and :ry dear.;


!


MONK.—In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, who died 15th May. 1951.


You suffered much In silence, Your spirit did not bend, ' ; You faced your task with


Until, the very end.


—Froin her loving husband,' Audrey and Harry.________ __


We tblnk of you In silence; i And make no outward show. But what It meant to Jose you. No one will eVer know.


eburage, j ■ ■ i i i


MONK.—jin loving memory of a dear mother and grandma, who- died 13th-May, |1951.


1


Into 'heaven’s mansion she entered.’


Halifax, N.3., Canada,__________ Mamj 1


—From nnr(«J Dorlij and family.


Nuneaton. Warwickshire. ‘ ___ .^3li


dear mo, died , fSth I r This day do; we remember, M' ay — 1951.


A Idvlng thought we give,: To one no longer vrith u s , ' Bpt In our hearts still lives.


_________


Le —Fron Bert, Ena, and Phillip. NIVEN.-fIn loving memory of my


eds. '


dear I Dad. who! died May 15th, 1941.- I ■ :


' ■ ■ ; lOWERS


^From his daughter. Bella. . ■;


:


of a died,


Glsburn ;Ajlways remembered. , ____ __


THUROGOOD—la loving memory “ ■ - ”ear father, Frederick, who 7th:Mayj 1953.


—Pr()i in his datighters.


But memories live for ever; —FronJ Lewis. Ann and children.


- ;


; The family chain Is broken ' now,'


Wheh we werp all together, ! !


We;[often think of bygone! 'days,


I i


MONK.-tIn loving memory of a ; ther and grandma, who


- Alter long years of life’s sit’-uggles, has fallpn asleep,


Never to sigh or weep, her loving daughter


MONK.^ln loving memory,of a ;


dear rdother and grandma, who! died 15th May. 1951,


Mam was tired and weary,! Wearfy from tbll arid pain. : 'i; Put by her glrisses and rocker,; She will not need them! again.


;


f‘ WHITSUIWIDE BARGAINS FOR ALL


............ '' i j A BM Y a n 4 NAWS STORES 2, and 2a, Shaw Bridge Street, Clitheroe


' Branches also at SkipWn Darwen Accrington and ; Hesjwood


Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m'. Weekijays; 9 a.m. to 8;p.m. Saturdays.


Men’s Wool Swim Tnlnlis..................... 8/6 Men’s Best Melton Trousers


...........22/6


Navy and Khaki Drill; Shirts ................... IQ/^ Children’s Coioured zip Jackets 24/6 & 28/6


Ladies’ Coloured Zip plackets .. 29/6 & 32/6


Men’s Gabardine ZipJfackets..... . from 24/6 Men’s Rayon Gab. Trousers ... 29/6 & 32/6 Men’s Flannels


Youths’ Flannels ... Men’s Sports Coats........ ... Men’s Fawn Gab. Raincoats Leatherette Zip Jackets ........ Men’s Cord Trousers.......... Metfs Suits


...........18/11 ...........47/6 : ......... 67/6


.. ...... 39/6 39/6 & 47/6


.......from 75/0


Boys’ Double Texture Navy Macs . ...... 27/6 Men’s Offrwhite Riding Macs .... ... ... 39/6 Boys’ and Girls’ Jean s..... .......... Men’s and Ladies’ Jeans...........


•••••• 1^/6


)w Gardens lieroe 298


lORIAMi


Lih iovlng mem- busband. William, ho died May 14th,


I we (give to clasp hd.,


lied, I i“ Coi^e and Iving' I wlfe.j Annie'.


bur voice i again, nought best, He ou honie. !


i ! I ;


i r father. William (ro died Mdy 14th,


r in ' loving mem-


did;not bend, [ your task with


rhuch In jsllence,


,0 outward show, meant to lose you, ever know,


;-y end;, you In silence,


loving daughter, d grandchildren Ilchpl. I


;,!Clithcrok


A ■ I


; Thc| ! thrpp


: ene'e ! fropi


tiop,


man> eiyen


T R A ^ ra oN knowl ;dge gaiiied


;h our long experi- las been handed doiNn gencratiiin to genera- We are also proud of


' s^.uja , jealously. ! mor I lishec


I


feputation which these years of service have us-^o proud that we d', thii reputation Fiiie service at *3


ate price is an estab- Scales {tradition.


|radii


Men’s Navy Bib-and-Brace ^yeralls from 15/11 Men’s Quality Boiler Suits, L............ ...... 34/0 Boys’ T.O.T. Stockings


..............


Men’s Work Socks . .J 1/9,2/11 3/11 & 4/11 Men’s [Singlets and Trunks Men’s Slipovers


3/11 from 7/6


jMen’s Work Boots Tents in all sizes


Men’s Black and Brown Shoes ... 24/6 & 27/6 from 32/6 from 37/6


RuciSacs in all sizes . .L . . . . . . ........ frowi 15/6 Large Zip Travel Bag^


Boys’ Shirts ........ Tennis Raquete . . . . . . Life: Belts


New Crimp Nylons v 29/6


Men’s New Khaki DriU Shorts. / from 8/11 Men’s New White Shprts ............-


from 8/11 Sharkskin’ Weave Art Silk Sports Shurts 13/6


5/11 & 9/6 .. .16/6 " 2/6


Mark Vn Motor Cycle Goggles ............ 12/6 13/11


“ SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR MANY MdRE BARGAINS”


2/11


* c o M f A e r r A m - T O p m i u s t g ^ seme ^toface capacitf iff f m m u e s m K m o H m m t e 'm


HnAVAimEmtTRAmHFm^S WHALLEY


WOMEN’S INSTITUTE


GARDEN will bc'h'


The Catho ■ - . I 1 • ' on


SATURDAY, : Commencing


FETE


,^ld at ic Hall


MAY 29 th at 3 p.'m.


H a n dicraft, Home a n d Garden Produce, ■' Treoisure S ta l l , .. Jum b le , Stall, Side Shows.


ADMISSION 6d. Teas and. Refreshments 13/11 from 19/11 *T THI I E /ECTRICITY SERVICE CENTRE King Sreet, CLITHEROE


On Tuei day Next, May 25th I - j


'AND


following Tuesday, June 1st at 2 30 p.m, each day


nOV/NAAfl'


ST. AMBROSE CHURClH, I G R I N D l i ^


i I- I '- t h e ' 1 ' CHATBURN CHURCH INSTITUTE


COME D A P NG STANLEY BAkREjR


and . enjoy ' yo|irselves to the popular music! of -


AND HIS BANb .on I : 1


FRIDAY n e x t . May 28 Dancing 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


a d m is s io n 2/6! Lace Buses. Ices. Proceeds for Church Funds.


Look out for Dance on Wbitj Monday ,


country: Saturday, May 29th> 1954


on , i


IN iH E NATIONAL SCHOOL ' I To be opened at 2-0 p.m. by | ;


MRS. J. tB. GIOULTHUHST, J.P. (of Gargrave).


C/iolrown; |j. FOSTER BBAyER, Esq. (ofj Blngleylj Admission' 6d.; (hhildren 3d. i i i ' j ’ , STALL?: . [ ' ' ] [ ■ / .


KITCHEN WARE NEEDLEWORK!


! BRAN TUB H | ICE CREAM J


BAGS & CROCDKERY ! AFTERNOON! TEA$ POUND STALL -


I GAMES, ETCj


This spk<» Is kindly; klven by CfiUheroe Sidings Ltd!, Grindleton ■ Mills, CUtheroe. 1 Manufaiffnirers of “ Trutex , Garments. i;|


)BoiTorl ! 6V' I GowtrtNO


To SKiPTok


MIX!!! (S4£crl


WHY MOT COME TO THE e i A i


ROADS EEAP


GRINDLETON StAiDgJIfH


TOS5(D Service.


On May 11th, In William Arthur, th e : loved h u s b a n d of , Tlngey, of 46, Woohe;


DON’T FORGe I TO yiSIT THE BEAUTIFUL ' GARDENS AT


Colthurst Hsfli Wadto^ t o -m o r r o w (kAlukDAY),! 22nd MAY


which will b eO P E N T Q ^O B ^ £ f rom M to 7-30 p.m. . (By k in d perrali^m^


. j BUFFET TEAS from 3-30 ip.m. ADMISSION 1/-. i- CONCERT at 6 3() p.m. by Young People of the Circuit.


C h d im a n i MISS MARGARET TAYLOR, [of Waddlngton. ADMISSi 6 n to CONCERT: Adults 1/6; Children 9(i.


COOKERY DEMONSTRATION !


entitled'


“ PUDDINGS T H |T PLE^S :


.1 will-.be'glveti In [ The Gas Showrooms, Castle Street, Glifheroe


On TUESDAY N E p , Mdy 25th, at 2-3Q p.m: ' By MRS. L. IcOQK, Home Service Advisor to the ; East Lancashire; Group. , -^ADMISSION,\FREE


' ■ I .


A New [Water Heater can be Yoiirsi for as little as 21/p Deposit alidi '/ / i /T p e r 'week.;..i,t,. '


Chatbum Road Ground' To-morrow (Saturday)


CUTHEROE ([with ,:A.'Entwistle)


BAXENDEN (with! T. 'Barnp) '


. I


wickets pitched ?-30 p:m. SPECIAL |i ATTRACTION!.


Christ Cli^i'ch, Chatburh^ Rose; Queen F^tiyar


To-morriow (Satifrday) j I at 2-30 p,m.;


ApN^ION S3d.


L ig h t R efre shm en ts i available. BAMSpOTlDMi CUP KNOCK-OUT


Oi)MPETITIpN


Ribblesdjale Wanderers i' ]'! !^- ■ -jit'


Gr^^ Harnfood AT (jHDBCH M ^O W Tuesday a|nd Wednesday


Next, May 25th and 26tb wickets pitched. 6|-45 p.m. each evening.


ADMISSION !6d.—ALL PAY. North jwest Regional .


Shorthorn; Breeders Assoc. (Lancashire Branch.)


■' In v ite 'y o u to. a


fieiLD day 'ji and ! .


Inspection of the Lindle Herd of pairy Shorthorns ' i- ' 1 ■ ’ ! j ' ■


THE COUNTY DJS’niUTE FARM, i HUTTON, Nr.j PRESTON .


On Wednesday Next


' (May 2 ^ ) , at 1-30 p.m. ; L ig h t I R e fre shm en ts . 1 AW Welcome:


from:— [ i • < ■,; ■.., i HON. SECRETARY,


“CASTLE MILL,” i qUERNMORE,


Further I i details; available 1 !; ■ Nr.i Lancaster.


( ! !,. i.,


! '■


■CIi| Farmi!


ihciroe and I B ers’ B ^ |nd Committee


ANNUAif. r 1954 T iH E . ANNUAL :F.


■ T1 WEDf Motor MERE


. The served


TRIP wlU .'be BSDAY;.2nd J Coaclx to


’/!RMERS’ held on LINE, by


and BLACKPp


route 'srtll be _ m Sedbergh tc


_____ .Then byRav dale'tc Windermere for After a short stay a t . the [foute will be by Lancaster,' Shard


where coffee


where High Tea will le i at the Savoy Cafe. ■ S;'ea.l!S 1 been, reserved for


Bridge,


, Cockerha to B!


Clrciis, and thb return journey wUl bt by Whalley.


tlhj Tower ..


Coa()hes leave kin CUthe::oe, at 7-30 a.ir


Tour,


be made to HARRY COOK or ALFR^ SMITH (Sec: G'etarles),


gratut tied—'37/6 each application for


Tickets,' Including Circus, Meals


same should •I Moor Lane Methodist Sunday School Jumble S and Pound


TO-l|flGHT (FRir^AY) . , I at 7-0 p.m. I ADMISSION'


R e fre shm e n ts ava i


JuiviBLE SALE In


Hie Labour Roo ms, i [Eshton Termed


To-|morrow (Saturday)


■| ■ (22nd May) Commence at 2-30 p.m. ADMISSION 3d


instone- Lunch. powness, Kendal, m and ackpool; served have


g Lane, Coach


and! all Early


10, Castle Street,' CI|itheroe( Tel. C)ltheroeil43.


Wf


' NDER- 'OL.


Settle, Klrkby Will be


i' p, RIP


pwland Social


•I m u x s I North Western Gas Board; - Glitheroe Undertaking


A lorglng, dear David, ,!to’ tu n back ! the years.


I ■ !


; i i


I ! ;


(in. lis loving mother and 1


(char if naut^im


•id) EC«li ItM'TowiT TtrU


I CHARLES GOBURlji; f K»ha • Nam Vir4t« • Ktmti Wtidca • SUn* Cttir


SOlTiriSEl• BOIAiTBAIK• CMRUSUDIEII


BIRTks May.bth, at BramI


I


YORK STREET i CLITHEROE. Phone Sb


registered A3 A NEWSPAPER. [T


liL ON A


SCREEN


TO-NIGHT at 7-30 n.m,; SA'j’URDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 p.m, FROM HERE [TO ETERNITY Week commencing May 24th, 1054. . SIX DAYS


MONDAY to FRIDAY at 7-301 SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 n.m. j l f l \


imis.tasaimmtiiinmit' ' ' ' ■


mitctui nttenioumis/mntit um£toex‘tftei>K.VJcan.tawai$


UL ru pmnf -sraipa mmoM k/ni6MTrKintau W


64r/M £f.'. No. 3836


i n Iv .. I


(Colouti by Te(ihnlcolor).


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30: SATURDAY at 2 DORIS DAY, RAY BOLGER in [‘ APRIL I | ,


15, 6-0 and 8-15 4 PARIS” J


(U) MONDAY, and TUESDAY at 7-30; WEDNESDAY at 2-15 and 7-30 . The $tory of Three Loves (Colour by Tecbnlcolor) [ ' (D)


Starring piER ANGELI, LESLIE CARON, MOIRA SHEARER. KIRK ............... DOUdbAS, FARLEY GRANGER. JAMES MASON .


No wonder Its big! A screenful!of stars . . . the thrills of Paris and the circus | . . of London . . . and. of Rome, the eternal city. :! N.B.—This film is the entire programme.


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30: SATURDAY at 2il5. 6-0, 8-15 GREER GARSON, WaLTER PIDGEON iii


^ ‘ I


about her! .M.G.M.’s bold drama of a woman who defied a whole I


(Colour by Technicolbr). The whispers.


________ , the lies , . . the slanders . . '.the things they said . . .


, . town. ! wonderful story for all to enjoy. Booking;Office open daily 11 to 12-30, 3 to 4-30. R L E l b E


Operated in conjunction with W. C. Standerwick Ltd. MA Y E X C U R S IO N S !


from


BLACKPOOL BLACKPOOL


NIBBLE VALLEY . . . . 6-30 p.m., ____2-0 p.m.


Cllthcroe; , Whalley 2-15 p,'m.


6.45 p.m.


EVERY. SUNDAY IN MAY 6-0 P.m.:


6.15


16, WELLGATE. CLITHEROE. PHONE 176 ' ! 1


jBook in advance at Local Office: or at Local Agency:


;, MR: UROOKEa.. PARK VILLAS. WHALLEY. PHQNE 2279 WESLEY CHURCH TO-MojlROW (SATURDAY),


CIRCUIT SUMMER '


■' I t 2r45 -p.m.- !


Chairmdri-. MISS-GERTRUDE NELSOlf, of BllUngton' Opener:! MI§S'B..BVELYN ASHDOVra, o f ,Burnley.,


CLITHEROE MAY 22nd


FAYRE St. 1 i


CLITHEROe . WELLGATE. and WHALLEY 'BUS STATION T EVERY SATURDAY IN MAY i Depart


Return Fare


6/3 4/.


p.m.' 3/6 BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE


MAYOR^S SUNDAY 30th m a y ] |i 954 ! ■ |. !


that he may be accompanied In procession to the Church by residents, and In particular by those serving In a public capacity or! In the various; social.'and welfare organlsa,tlonsi in the Borough.! ;Service commences ab -10-30 a.m. ! ■ ■ ,


,qiHE mayor-elect (Mr. Councilor CUfford Chdtburri^ -*■ proposes fo attend High Mass at the St. Michael and John’s Catholic. Church, Lowergate,; Clltheroe oh SUNDAY MORNING,, the 30th MAY Instant, an


'I ! ■ ,|. ' : ’ r ' I ! -


bodies attending as such should report to the! Polldfe Ofilcers marshalling the procesAlbn and be assembled b'Jf lO-O a.m. prompt. The; Mayor will receive In the Mayor’ Parlour, Town! Hall, from H 5 fi.m.


The place ot assembly Is Church Street, and organise' i , " ; i 21st May, 1954, |j .. -T o w n Clerk


annual ii^T IN G ■ i!! will be held In - : ; ;


The Gongregati()nal Schoolroo: 'a t 7-30 P.m.


j.


On WEDNESDAY NEXT, M^y p a r e n t s a n d p k lilN D S 'WELpOM.


CLITHEROE AND DKTRI BOY SCOUTS’ I ^§SOCIATIO


h and trustA


£ 1 3 - 1 0 - 0 ' And if you


l! £17 - 10 -


aren’t duly impressed, we’ll be very surprised.


B E NT Ml AMS


14, MARKET PLACE | !’!' ■ PHONE 167i


YOUR MVRPHY b s / lL E R 1 i CLITHfROE


!!'


The unforgettahle stars of Mrs. Miniver In another warm and ( ;


Tel. 278. - ii , | Featuring : DENNIS O’KEEFE, RUTH HUSSEY.! WILLIAM DEMAREST ^


A riotous'Trucojor comedy , of idomestlc 'woe. The price of the coat Is enough to give anyone a headache, but this mink gives'him coUi feet;


. , , , ' ; ! ■ ! [ ; ■ (ip)


SATURDAY at 2-15: FRANCHOT TONE in “ TRAIL jOF THE VIGILANTES.”


M Booking Office open Mon., Wed.. Sat., from 2 to 4 p.m. |Tel. 147 ft* I ^ •


\ TO-NIGI^T at 7-36: SATURDaV at 6-0 and 8-15 "THE INTRUDER.” ! (U).


JACK HAWKINS. DENNIS PRICe I GEORGE COLE I


SATURDAY af 2-15; VICTOR McLAGLEN In “ EX-CH/IMP.” Week commencing 24th May, 1954.


W I D E ___ S C R E E N MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDHESDAy at 7-30 ; ^RIAN DQNLEVY, JOAN.LESLIE in


WoiV^N THEY ALMOST liYNCHEb


The most'Unusual Western story ever filmed'. Any way lyou lo at her this'gal's DYNAMITE. Gun-tdtlng females shoot i t outiin


Where's Mabel?; Have you seen Mabel? ' !


;^ bec^se'i


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30: SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-151 We must flijd Mabel


©-Distinction of instruments . ensemble.' ;


. ® Ample range and output .\folume. ©. Reliability. © Value for money.


FOR THE NEW COULDN’T MAKE


HOME TOO :YOU A BETTER CHOICE


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