|VA^ANT a oi i persons j


y bl Labour; MEMORIALS | J Employment!


vertlsements; t ;h| a Local!


pi'oWslons! of! Vacancies.!


I I uiiless he or.: loyment, I Is!


JPERATIVE I ITD.


manent sltua-! pales; super-i S lck n e s s i holiday perl


I writing noli ]. March 24thl tally, '2, Moor]


i i _ j DUGH LTDii


l IGCRINGTON irkcrs


iirers bhinists ately— ’


; |


J Ernploymenl Iti icHURCH


tjYOUTH fdr! d; counter;


rive van or!


n t |is a man; 01] a woman’


Make ; your,i selictior from the largest stool in Eatt Lancasl ire,


, Focitt’s offer a widn


choice;: of - oltasinr designs in^ Grmit Marble or Stone can deliver and m in any, churchyard


eirect 'ECinjBRO m em o r ia l c r a ft sm an


^hailey New B.LACKB Phone 62i48


Onen Saturday afternoons) DEATHS


and welfare bcdepartment!


Hngton, or I


BILtiNGTON.—On Minch; Itth, 1954, at 87. Brownlow iStree Clltheroe, Alfred, t


soh of the late Ernes Blfllngton.‘ aged Interred at St. Maryfs Cbnie’tbry oiT March:. 16th.


' ' t o -n ig h t —Bennett. Tel, Cll heroe 582. |


; lappllcatlon: ■RETAKER 01 ■jHouse prer


jahdlCrescent iivedi not latei yerch, 1954. i


::sent to Mr blgCi can be


f vacancies at llaged IS and


f.f-Apply: The i oblation Ltd|,


•lks. Barrow, ' farm work!


oulrldge, ,, Horsefield, N^. home and J


PARKINSON:—On Mdrch | l^th, 19.5.4,. at. 36. Rlbbietdale]. View, Chatburn, David, the beloved i husband of Sarah • Parkinson,


' aged 55 : years. Interbed ,1


Taylor, the In-


hospital, Margare ----- ,, ____


Terred at West'Bradford Metho­ dist Cemetery on the 17th.


Clltheroe, laged 62


'iO ergkte, yea ;s,


99,


LoweigL,, In-


. .


-^Bennett.; Tel. Cllthefob 5S2. IN MEMORIAM


llty! to tralp *rs. Modern


ilo; excellent; 40-hour (S- Ito 5-30 p.fd.


yhalley 2131. r 1 MAN' m-


BOND.—Treasured memoilles of oiir dear Imother, who cled March 18th, 1937.


; Her loss,! a lifetime’s rigre ; --From her family. 5, Union srieet. Low Moon


:


Her memory to '. us Is a .treasure,


CARTER.—In loving memory df a dear son and brother, Richard


' Edward, who died March 22nd, 1953. .


, Loved, honoured and ire-m^m- bered.


: — 52,. Eshton Terrace. Cllthetoe. 1


l in F HODSEr Bn and wlfej |r | widower lii ■X K2, Advei>


ces enclosed l ketlng Board


ey. T


Broft! and Son Is. Lamb Roe, prn.'t


PUTHEROE


RTMENT ES-1 ATTEND- hurts, bowling f i ' arid putting


l.ll:- For par[ Asbri to Parks le C a s t le , br^ pnd April,


ounds during 'aUETS, Eto — ihour). —


mquets bis


... required.-- 3.


fXOR LORR’ I Grass Drlel week anc writing wltl


J.


[From his, loving mother ind [sister Mary. ; ■ ■,


Till we meet again.;


caRteb .—In 1 loving memory | of I my dear Ibrother and i uncle. Richard Edward, who: died March 22nd, 1953.


17; Edlsford'.Road. Clltherfe. ■ From Beatie, Tom an ' Id ' ■T


How much we miss jou, one knows,


;


'—From Bill, Gladys and ■ 2 Castle View. Clltheloe.


stays. , . ■


larch 18th, 1949; also ilother, died April 2nd,


I Life goes on, ' but/-memo 1


Our thoughts drift lack bygone days,


, ’ I


DTTAM.-^Treasured memories of dear brother, Robert


'M-From Jim, Ella and John! TTAM.—In loving memqry of a '


Looking back with tenderness. Along the road we trod, 1. bless, the years W( spent' A with you, ■


a dear 194p.


nd leave the rest-to Sod d "e';ar ,


,< Years may fly, tears mlay dry, : 1 But: memories of ydu Will ' ■From Lizzie and. Stan.| j


ed March , 18th, ■ 1949.


brother, ■


jnever die. 'i Sweet


^ From dad and mam, Maureen ; and! Terrence, and all lai- 2, Whlpp Avenue. Clithe.loc.


Of One we loved dear y, and iWlll . never lorget.


silently .'kept, j :


. Jardens 3 ^ ;2 9 8


■ memory of


^lAM I


Tmotber, Jane ! March 21st,


husband: and


llitlietoe. emory of my lomas, who 1942. ■


MASON.I—Treasured memories of ajdeaf mother and grannie, who died March 19th, 1951.


!


Haiton i.Walt, i Helllflelci: and' Grindletori.,


--tFroih the family.


igone; days, .Stays.


NOtTAUL.—In , loving merhory of' ■


my dear triother, Mary Elizabeth, Who .'died ; March 17thl , 1949; also fny dear, father, Edmund, W30 died June 8th, 1929.


Sweet are i the m^mc O isilently .kept.


hlsj name , is ai;t jhe Is In


nlly, chain is 1 1


nr , home, but hearts.


1g memory of it ; Mary Ann,.


iered. . £ and grand-


h,!1950.


14th, 1953; )nlng. :heroe.


pMENTS


family of the jg lllngton wish


Ir ' kind ex- Ihy pnd floral , in their


hbours and


lfero i ■;e;orderi,. v:of jthe late


• i kind ex- :hy[Rnd floral;


n , wish to r and .friends


s’ [Friendly den.[


_ D; ElrilS Itheli] sincere; , i friends anfl.


. the' school- ihers j for the sympathy


Is;' S|aldbu-n:


itaff [and the llltheroe.


dneSs during ! . i |


.layld Parkln-


H. I jHltchen, all: fe'atlves; ' :hbours, the i Conservative


irali tributes,! I i. Grpsvenor.;


ndneiss and; !ong| Illness, i


Chatburn. I


the; 1 [British I i eAmpulance


IhboUrs. the . rBand, Chat-


iik: all rela- kfriCnds of p, anfl.'sym-! doetor fo'" i


WHAT’S i t WORTH? j


Could YOU put a pHco


or\ three fienerations! of^ex- norlence,, |of an honorable


record of'service going back


.to 1885? We think that, ’the value. of these things .cannot be computedr but ,W


0 KNOW that our years of experience are Invaluabli to ■those we serve.


i


5 memory of. nother, Mary away to the


■Prolm their!' loving d.iug'hter Agnes, and, son-ln-iaw Whiter,


f jypu We loved dear y, 'Will never forget.


63l Billlrigtoil Gardens, BUllngton.


ii 27.


and /granddaughtera chrole and Paula, ■ ,,


_______


• S.lMS,—In loving memory ,'idear-: .husband ' and fa ■ ; j? “ Ty),- who died March ' '


; family. ■ •; i, • Eastmoor! Drive.


1 ' We will remember you.. I; --From his loving wife


i Thats set aside for you, I


of a ■ ther.


17th, -A corner In ourihe i;


; As long'as : life .and merr lasts."


and


who died''March 17th, 192'7. ^


i ts— loving memory cf a grandfajher.


Time^ Is swiftly paaslngi bjf, BUi, love and memories never •


, r


and granddaughter Joan.Tand Raymond,


son Tom,'and lAhnle; i


SH O ] Branches also at


Opqn9a.ni.


jW s Bay or Trousers ,


Men^s Sportq Jloatjs Men's Derby J Jackets ./ Derby Tweed


W Melton , .


Men’s & Ladies' Jeins,17/6 Boys’ Navy lifacs.


BitB|b & Brace Boys’ Jeans


Men’s Fawn RaincMts j I


Men’s Navy « KhaM Drill Shirfe Z iu y


Men’s Work Socks 1


Men’s Eayon C/A Shirts ....... 7/6


pEMlSERVilCEi ROCKDALI, KBHTON TIR..


_ Rjated mkT published by th* Ohtheroe Advertiser ft inmeK Con.


Pfmj Ltd., at 6, Uerketl Placn OUtteroe, •Tel. «07-8 (too-!iiu*b(


Min’s Khakl|«-.-u.~o- Children's Wilte SI io « 51- Plimsols in all size i


Men’s Singlets Trunks


, As New Array Blankets


Men’s Erapiri! Sports Shirts


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


Men’s Army Grey , , 1 Socks 2 l - ,3 / l i& 4 / l l LMge Battle^ress • Blouses


2 pairs 15/“ '


.......... 3/U Stocking's 6/11


4/11 a id 5/11 15/-


[(Worth DoSble) ..! 27/6 .frbni 67/6 10/


! 6. 3/6


aiidl2/6' fdr 3/6


; 1 Trousers '“Fhliran” Na [Suits


'NA'fio: That Win With NA-VY! STORES


AL;[ Competition ” ARMY and


2, and 12a, ^h^w Bridge Street, i CHtheroe


Skiptpn Darwen Accrington and Rawtenstall. .’ Weekilays; 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays.


19/11 to 27/6 - ■' ;47/6


TronJers; . Som22/6


- Trousers;


.ebden Bridge Cord! ; 1..! 47/6 il r I


t9 / l l dnd 22/6


Lvyry Bojlet Overajls


32/6 18 11 13/6


47/6


Children’s Coloured Zip Jackets


Gabardine Zip Jerkins [ from 24/6


Men’s Work Boots 33/6 to 45/-


Belstaff M/C Coats £6/10/0 Waterproof Overtrousers ! •15/6 to [37/6


Tents for Tivo ...... 49/6


Large Size Zip Travel. Bags ..............


Lined Leather Gauntlet- ! Gloves ...... :.. from 14/6


Motor Cycle Goggles .


Oilskin Overboots .. Navy D. T. Leggs.10/6&14/.6


Rubber Motor Cycle Caps ...... ..............


R.A.F. Combination Flying Suits


II- to' 12/6


2/6 4/6


Lined Leatherette Jerkins^ 39/6


$7/6


AU kinds of Camping j | Equipment at lowest [


“Snuggle” Waterproof 3 In 1 Jackets .............$5/-


New Army Side Packs ;8/ll Good H£(vetsacks


' prices. . '! , [„, i , 3/11 and 4/11


SEE OUlj[ WljvboWS FOR IViAOT MO^ BARGAINS


-r 27/6


New R.A.F., Shirts ... 12/6 youths’ Grey Flannels 19/6


Men’s Shoes 23/6 to 45/- Ladies’ Casual Shoes 15/rto22/6


29/6


New R.A.F. Rue Sacks , for Hikers! .......... 5/11


THE SMPLlR


Specialist for Needlework 1 Wools ^ and Crafts


j ■


20, MOOR L^NE, CLITHERQE Tel: : Clitheroe 585 , | [


‘ FAIRISmCH ^ MDLEWORK ; NEW DESIGNS FOR ; SPRING


! i M NOW IN STOCK , TRACED ON THE H IG H E S T : QUALITY LINEN,.


'iTABLE;,:CLOTHS from 10/11. [' ■■


TRAY;'AND TROtLEY CLOTHS from 3/11. CUSHION/COVERS from 9/11. |; ' | sideboard RUNNERS, 6/11 [! j , ,


TELEVISION ’ SUPPER SETS,'[ combining; Crqchet Edging with Embroidery. :,i[ , '


' ,


WE STOCK THE FULL RANGE OP COLOURS IN CLARKS ANCHOR STRANDED COTTON, PERI-LUSTA ; ■


' '


AND D.CM. C ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ---I


. COME AND SEE THE SAMPLE HAND-EMBROIDERED.


CLOTHS NOW ON SHOW IN OUR '.WINDOWS;., —— 1 - r r - ^ , '


' I ' [ ' ■ ■■-—ywTTT---- "i ' YOUR HELP IS NjEEDEOi


ADMISSirONl S i- Dance only 2/- !


'


' Thoughts drift back to iby- ;i Life; goes! on, but memory


i i e . the ihemo-les, i


lR.IP. . ■: ' I: 20 I Victoria Avenue, Chatburn


GELDARD.—In loving memorjl of a dear son and grhnason, Michael, who died Marc a- 25th, 1H49. '. ,: ■


: ■


RIBB Stanle


LESDALEy CAl^RA CLUB y 'Hous,^ Lowerjgate, Clitheroe


T3E TENTH ANNUAL - OF PHOTOGRAPHY From Saturday, March 27th, 1954, to


Saturday,' Aipril 3rd, 1954 TUlESj b p l OPENING:^-


WEEKDA


A SELECTION OF MEMBERS SLIDES by Natpral Colour Photography wll ]bfe screened each evening from 8-*30 p.m: to 9 p'.m.


. i . ■ ■' ■ .1 ADMISSION FM E COLLECTION : ,


I! p.jn.' to ;5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ■ JDAYS; 2 p;m, to ,9 p.m. ,


Vj^esley [Sunday-School I . Parson Lane.


Jumble Sale and Pound Stall


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) ,


'^ t7 -0 p .m .


..1,.....:,;..! ' I


i


I ADMISSION 3d. 'Refreshments


-


WADDINGTON BEADING ROOM


. ' ! , ■ GRAND


Whist and Domino Drive


TO-NIGHT (Friday) coniihence 7-30 p.m.


I GOOD PRIZES


i (Including refreshments) ’Bus to Clltheroe k te r Whist.


A DM IS S IO N 2/-


'GISBURN & DISTRICT ■ j .[ Y.P.G


DON’T FORGET ! !


CARMVAL DANIJ I 9 p[m. to 1 a.m.


OLD VICARAGE CAFE : i


To-night (Friday) ■ ■


nibble Dance Band 'admission 2s, 6d.


Clitheroe F.€. Med FIRST ROUND - Kl'


MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 29 :j [ ATKINSONS v. CHA


WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCP I PENDLE RANGER^


THURSDAY NEXT. APRIL' , WHALLEY V. ELEVI


'h:


TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH j HIGHPIELD ROVERfe


3(t;


Competiti on I B-:45 p.m.l ; '


'


TBURljr. h : ,' - V.:


31st: V. LOW l i t N EXTRAS,


CUTHERpE Aft NETBALL lilAGUE


the. Secretary for registration for registration of teams Is the


85,[West View, CLITHEROE.


TT Is proposed to commence ' 26th APRIL. Teams wlshln


Umpires willing to render to contact the Secretary as soo


0 th


ti as dosslble.- LB. A.' HO Hon


"Save the ChildreA” '■ /CLITHEpOE BRANC


■H)


A PUBLIC IVIEETING -to be held i n / I


pN THURSDAY NliXll APRIL 1st at 7-30 p


Under the Chairmanship of THE ALDERMAN H. t )OOK, J.P.


[


A CORDIAL WELCOME WIL INTERESTED.


bEPUT^/:»4AYOR,[ BE\ g iv e n TO ALL ''[ , | ' [ [ ■ Thr Mayor’s Parlour, T )wn 1 Hall, Clitheroe their services D DISTRICT


lorms.l The closing date 1 APF


?RIL, ]954. 1


larelasked f I r


‘T, Secretary. ! ■' I


the Ijeague Fixtures on td enter shopld apply to


ORATION. '


NEWTON INSTITUTE .1. I


---------^ \ d6N’T FORGET ! ! Drive &Dan(je


TO-NIGHT (Friday) Regal Dance Band


Free [Buses from Clltheroe returning after Dance


ADMISSION 2s. 6d. I . i


Robert I ' : who kl led :


Treasured for, ever wft sincere.


'


Beautiful memories of onel So dear;


with .love To:mmy.


| '


COTTAM.—In loving memory cf a dear brother, Robert, who cled March 18th, 1949.


To you. just you, our fnemory goes,


' ,


AND SPEClAjL BOOKING lo. 1 EpITION Don't ml:


Christ Chuixh, Chatbutn. the nth. I


‘ TAYLOR.—On March I3tli, 1954, ,


—jVeevers. Tel. Chatburri 297. —yjtx luuicu xoviJ, lau**


dearly:-loved wife o;ff n-ed of


-- -garet ■ .••• Alice, ife


, M0NDA|V JEANNE Killers ring ,c'Ity on


th e twenty-fo 'f city of Bad


or houk Men,"


ev[; of reign


[Friday) ON^ III


■30!1 SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 D,m. D IMEKIMENSIONAL


, WIDER SPREEN Fi


QRT TI” and!'WEDNESDAY at 7-30 njm.


DALE ROBERTSON in


(<?c:L^ f 'B A P M E N !. Blgl'Cq'rbett-Pitzslmmons fight . .1 .


CL(E BY TECHNICOLOR) _________ I


j THURSDAY and J-pipAV I BUD ABB 3TT KATHRY]


at 7:30: SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15' 'N


■ LOU COSTELtO i GkAYSON in


R I T A


OF COLOURED FILM RECORD . . ,ri OF THE ROYAL TOUR j (0) ss; this lirogramme.


j


Booking Office open saturdp: Oliice, 2, Moor | Lane,


y ;3-0.to 4>3q p.m.. and at the General during business hours. Tel. 67. |


CLITHEDOE CO OPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd. F V R ^ i'SH iNG ':bB P A R TM EN T ■ ,


. [I . ' I 'f i 1 ! • i ^ ’


Now Is the The first sign of


? SPRIING CLEANING ? rejnew


time Tak; a loDk In' our; Windows to see the ;


SPECIAL l}lSPLAY OF CARPETING CA^.PET£ OJ QU^ITY —OUR AIM.


iT A K E A T IP ,


Always fit ap Under: ■-costliy and


\


elt with every Carpet. They ar^not give you year^of-extra-wear.- ■ ( '


Our advie'e oliiiays 1; availabie i ‘?or Ro om FittingSi i '


. •Ir


Entijiely N’eWy-l iiong Pi.e


Dflfinitely Your Line. ; : Shades" !


RING SUNSHINE will show up the vfdar and tear.


I your CARPETS AND; LINO. ;


The story of the fabulous Mark Fallon! ' Staking his fortune and his life!


I ■. i , G am b le r


'(COLOOB BY TECHNICOLOR) ,


,


! : ' ' i .


I I I 1 ; : ■ ■ 2-30 p.m. (A) ■


of terror' that branded a prairie town ' : ■;


I'P JLi;


i TO-N


i i


IGHT (Friday) at 7-30; SATURDAY at 2-15[ 6-0 and 8-15 [ CHARLES DICKENS’ GREAT COMEDY!


ilm. 1 r iiillhi ,!JI i i- : ; (U| [WIDE SiCREEN PICKWICK PAPERS ■ ■ ■


MONDAY and TUESDAY at 7-30i WEDNESDAY at 2-15 ahd THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30i SATURDAY at 2-15. 6-0, 8-15


{ TYRONE POWER PIPER LAURIE - JULU ADAMS


Ulli| iil lh


P ’1


ll[llll iil l ln


IIIIIH ■■III nil uliii


JANE WYMAN, RAY MILLAND SATURDAY at 2-15: WILLlAl


in i


u ihiiiii Im


TO-KIGHT (Friday) at.7-30! SATURDAY at '6-0 and 8-15 I


[" LET’S D0| IT AGAIN." M BOYD in “ TRAIL DUST.” Week commenbirg 29th March, 1B54


MONDAY; -TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7-30 !


WIDE S CR E E N BING CROSBY,, CLAUDE DAUPHIN in


of Crosby fans. Bing In, his mofet heartwarming hit since “ Going My Way." '______ ' ______ . [ .


- . j


His toucli a wildfire temptation to every woman! ' ■ ; His luck^ a challenge to every lusty river man!


His life |a reckless adventure from St. Louis to New. OHeansI Booking; OflicD open daily 11 to 12-30, 3 to 4-30, ; ■ Tel. 278. -


WADDINGTON METHODIST CHURCH SUNSHINE BAND EFFORT


. ■' ■' i I ■.


TD-MORROW (SATURDAY)j 27th March I ,


! i; :.


. NEW GOODS STALL - CAKE STALL WHITE ELEPHANT STALL,


i ! I , ' . AFTERNOON TEAS ' ADMISSION 3d.


THE BLACKBURN MUSIC ■ Presents


. ( ( I ■)-. ■ (M^DELSSOHN) SOCIETY E L I J A H ”


A^embl|y HfaH^-Tublic Halisi Northgate, Blackburn i


j7-15


iTOLIj, pRCHESTRj ■ I


to CH0R03 'iivy , ’[i " , (200 perforri


Leader: FRED BHO0GH ‘ SOLOISTS: '


Eileen Backhouse, Soprano;.Patricia Grimshaw, Contralto; John Thompson, Tenor; George Allen, Bass (Elijah); Eric Hoald, (The ^


Youth). Conductor;' HORACE TATTERSALL TICKETS: RESERVED 3/6, 2/6, 1/6 -


'Ing Mde, Telephone Blakewater 42392. Hours; Mondays, l.p.m. to 5 p.m.; and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.: Tuesdays to Fridays,. 1 pjn„ to 5, p.m.; Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.


Booking [from To-day (Friday), March 19ih, at Nonhgaw Book-


THE HALL, LOW C.OA4. ANNlJfAI:


Jumble ski Pound S


To-morrow (Sainrday) at 2-30 p.m


ADIVHSSION Refreshmeuts also on Sale


Clithicra-ioe Borough Labour Pai ty


CO-OP jGUILD ROOMS To-morrowj (Saturday)


■ ' ■ : ■ ;Eve)^ng.|. Chairman: 'Aldennan :d. ]French


. commencing 7-30 p.m. Do Not ^ s this Social


Artistes: . | ||


Mrs. Speaks. Co Mr. Smlthi! Conjunlr.


Pianist: Mrs, |SharRles,


.! Games and Dancing Refreshments at[iniodei^ate


-ad: Adults Is. (^ONGREGATIOSa CHURCH, tUTHEROE


AN OLD-FASmONEli ',-T]|]A' ''';"'VI


,';/,rand:CQNc4RTi'; I; To-morrowi! (Sajuriday)!


from 4-30 p.i TICKETS


Children unjdei CONCERT


lACH , ,1- 1/6 each.


(at |S-30 pan. ONLY 1/3


BASHALL EAVES BEADING ( ROOM I


WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE 1


The Assembly Rooms


: ■will be held In 1 ■ •


• 1 ■ ■


FRIDAY NEXT,I April 2 ■ ' f '


EDMONDSON’S BAND


: Wl)^lst 7430 ito 10| p.m. Dance lOip.m; to 1 a.m.


I.. / ■.:■ prices Jto. ERGATE


Moor Lane Youth Club PUBUC D m iE


Sunday Next,iR(Iarch 28th


MOOR LANE /SCHOOL [ commencing; 8,'p.m. ■'


! /[ ' ' ■ The Mqtion— , , ■ hT"'- ■ I '


“ IN THE OPINION OF THIS HOUSE, — CLITHEROE IS LACKING IN MTERPRISE ”


Proposers:-^ Mr. T..U: Llddle ; and Mr. D., H; Coates.


Opposers:—Mr, C. Hothersall i j : and Mlss'Elleen.Leemlng.


GRAND S()CIAL .ll'iton., will be j held In '


Glialrraan:—Mr. J. B, ;Hamll- , |„[^ | [ : ' . '


CJtjllectlon to defray expeiwes.


OLD-TYME d a n c i N g


Clitheroe Conseiwative i ' T'': C fu h J ;


[.


To-morrow (Saturday) 7:30[t(| l l ;p .4 :


■ ADMISSION. 2/6 __ ■ I__ , i CLITHEROE CRICKET BOWLING &| TENNIS CLUB


:,[ i .:... .(Ladles/Section) • !; | . GRAND BE-OPENINci


WHIST DRIVE


Thursday Next, April 1st ! ; a t 7-;30 p.m. |: [ Chatburn iSoad Ground


■ ;1 a' d M1SiS 1 0N ! !2 / - . I (including suppCT)


Later' —Whist Drives every ,jj Thursdajsr — -y-T-i-l/S ■


'7 .


, il (Including cup' of tea) i i 7 7 ' ' ' - ■ - •'


^ .


please Note-I-JD/MBLE SALE ‘SATURDAY. APRIl!: 10th


-A - ,,. ' -i—_ i _


THE SLAIDBURN PLAYERSI


■ Present | '


“THIS HAPPY BREED”


: A Play In Three Acts . By Noel Coward


’ 1


: Produced byi I RA'YMOND WATTS .- 'in the !


VIUAGE HALL, SLAIDBDBN


Thursday! and Saturday [ April 1st and 3rd i


a t 7-30 pjn. i I f !i 'orinere). NEXT; SESSION


TO-MOftROW (SATURDAY)j M , In the Old Scho )I, Church


ARCH 27th


Times: 10-30 a.m. to 1$ noon; 2 p.tri. BLOOD ' IS URGENTLY


Brow, to 4 p.m.


NEEDED - 1 ■ I r ■ [ : 1 ^ ‘ |_, [ '.: I


■Name... Address.


A JUMBLE SALE to be held in


The ColnservatiT C Club


To-morrow (Satui^day) a t 2: p.m.


A DM IS S IO N ■ Befrcslimen


Jumble to be.left Conservatlve’Club to-night '(FrJdky)


' ’ I. . ' ■


Due to’unlorseen j circumstances


THE LATE NIGHT . . [D ^ N C E


' I,to-night, Friday Match 26th, HAS BEEN CANtlEliLED


• POST N O W Pleasel^tinehavejfullp'^rticuIarsoftbeilooverWashihg I I


'


' Machine it 20 ghs. (plus jC7.I7.6 tax).' • ! ■ 1 ; I


j: 1. . I t J


ST)' JOHN Al^DLANck ' BRIGADE


5


(0) : .


Now they're goofy golfers runnlil’ wild! in high the funniest of all [Martin and Lewis hits.


iiif t le i c iy Lps^ T H E C A D D Y


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7l30; SATURDAV at 6-0 and 8-15 DEAN MARTIN and JERRY LEWIS in


To gi'c yo'j Hoover ■wasUflg-a’t th niatkabi: -price;


' , ,


Jclety.j Hailed as I i (0)


^


SATURDAY at 2-15: HOOBIER HOT SHOTS in "'siNGIN’ SPUrT " . Booking Office onen Mon., WedJ, Sat., from 2 tol4 p.m. Tcl, 147


witliojt you arc at spme;


••wa^cs clothes. fAmily, board.


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