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Fecitl's offer a wide


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annum Allow-


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-- payao e Mr Milp Student ad llllontl £14


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BLACKBU^IIN Phone 6248^


(Open Saturday afternoons)


ENGAGEMENT N U T TA L L -CO L L IN S


The- engagement is announced between Peter Ralph, <on!V son


of ,\lr. and Mrs.'A - B;r NuttalI of 135. Claremont Road, Pendln! jton, Salford 6, and Maureen. Ann, younger daughter of Mr and iMrs. D. Collins, o f 79* phatburn Road. Clltheroe.


on December 26th, 1904, at St James’s Church, Clitheroe by the Rev. R o b e r t Rail t o n , iThomas Porter and May Kenyon'.


GOLDEiv WEDDINGS PO R TER -K EN YO N '


Norfleld,” Whalley Road, iClltheroe.


alnager, Meal-


lion. I on lour of


HOSPITA .


yesldimt. bart-tlnie [ charge, If App)lcaflo II possible.


ialary i/Oid. yesl- to


slck me;


IAKER required Pansh Church


BOLipN)


pirvlces. C ) n Ifecherii J , giving


I'prcs's JIAl pgleland i Ne|w l i oqqupled.


in ) |l^td., pn.


Worlis M:


_ agt lor i.ANDj P/ I drn.


supera:


|iod. Balary, per 16, Vears, |£165; rising annually


to I 'isatlj


Jtravel dp iall I travel lldays] wdtl period,' Supqrlfati


' ■ Pk, IHOS!


J earl fPenial WhVley


luary.


|lstr4tlve dais! or i . poss Iblt,


ervfce. Ajt)


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tnslon ■y and i^orks Ltd,,


f j . IHlgsm plltherbe.


— SEOkEt plication!


cupbyo! and k3a: c


,: d !i


LTD. good


rospects o" positions.


tAILWAYi good ed(


liool.l P'or jterms iappiy to:! |The 1 Street.


quble otiern Ex-


,T D „ [INE


lager, Meal-


itlon nlng


3ELS


inaiable factory


to 8 con-


pro- Pree


• pay Vrlte: ident, Man- 5744)


mtrl- 1 *'1 tails


re- DEATHS


I iClltheroe, Joseph, the beloved ihusband of Edith Blrtwell, aged] 77. years. Interred at St. Mary's [Cemetery on the 21st._________


BIRTWELL.—On December 17th :1954, at 104, Whalley Road,


• :mother 01' Dick and Jack and Grandma ot. Arthur and Brenda


tbRO.—On December 17th, 1954, iat 321. Blspham Road, Blspham, Margaret, in her 85th year, the dearly loved wife of the late 'Arthur Slithers Lord and dear


jl formerly of 60, Chatbum Road, Gllth'eroe), and was Interred on uMesday at St. Mary's Cemetery, I Clltheroe.______________


SCOTT.—On Sunday. December I 19th, 1954, (In hospital), Joseph


■' Henry Scott, dearly beloved hus­ band of the late Isobella Scott,


'■ of 41, TThe Crescent. Clltheroe, In his 85th year. Interred at St Mary's Cemetery, Clltheroe. on


Wednesday, December 22nd. -Bennett, Clltheroe. Tel. 582.


SC.OTT.—On December 21st, 1954, 1 at 26, Klrkmoor Road, Clltheroe.


. Jane, the beloved wife of William Scott, aged 69 years. I n t e r m e n t to-day (Friday, December 24th), at 12 noon..


---Bennett. Tel. Clltheroe 582.


W A'S H B R 0 0 K.—On December 20th, 1954,1 (In hospital), Eve, the beloved wife of Harry Washbrook, of 32, Pendle Avenue, Chathurn, aged 66 ' years.


Church, Chatburn, on Thurs­ day, December 23rd.


—Veevers, Chatburn. Tel. 297. In m emoriam


C 0 W K I N G . —I In ever-loving memory of our dear Mother


(Mary Jane) who died Decem­ ber 27th, 1951.


i


Beautiful thoughts of one so dear,


Treasured for ever with love sincere.


—Prom her Daughters and families.______ l o v i n g I Sons,


DUCKWORTH.—In loving memory o f my dear Husband, Elijah, died December 24th. 1948; also my dear 'Daughter. Sally,, who died December 28th, 1938.


It’s not the tears at the graveside shed,


AllOt- ners’


ARY/ and 27,


'.s for Box


fired; but


J lanjii Uioi buQl)lEt


frpiT 15'/. frpn 15/-


|


That tell pow the heart • la torn,


fc- It's the secret tears In after • i : years,


1I : And the sorrow so silently borne.


—Prom his loving Wife, Mothet, John and Vera.


90. St .Paul's Street, Low Moor. L 99, Scott Te t.-ace.


HALL.—In : loving memory of a - dear Mother. Mary Alice, * who died December 20th. 1948; also a dear Father. Harry-, who died December :11th, 1951.


■ i Sadly missed.


[Thoughts d r i f t . back to by- 11 gone days.


Life goes on, but memory !- stays.


frotn 7/G £1/0/0 the


flURSEF clitheRoe,


and Hay, Cut


floral ! hias i


flectior ilijable:


& sM ,


iu r seHiei Tirn 2 1


Boi^quets 1


wers, ilties


Rose


—(jhlldren and Grandchildren. Bllllrigton and Blackpool.


LESTER —In loving memory of of bur dear Mother, Father, and Niece Valerie,, who died Decem­


ber] 28th, February 27th, March 4thj


Resting where no shadows r fall.


In perfect peace they await us t i all.


—Prom their loving Daughters and Sons.


SHAW.—-In loving memory o f a dear Daughter and Sister Eva Leah, who died December 24th, 1960.


;


Sweet are the memories : silently kept,


'


Of one we all loved and will never forget.


—Prom Father, ' Albert and Dorothy.


Manor House, Rlmington.


SIMPSON.—In loving memory of a dear Husband and Father, William Simpson, (late of pheet^ all-Farm. Bashall Eaves), who died December 24th, 1951.


'To one no longer with us, But . In our hearts still llv;s.


. —Fqom his Wife and Family.


Brook; Villas, Waddlhgton; Chat- burn; : Grlndleton; and Bolton-by- Bowland.


: Gi^rdiins


Iroe 298 IM


ring nfemofy 1 Ellzafetb, EOth,


feacctu


miss i


neet ■0, r and Daugl


can. [ue, Ch'atbd:


Vic let,i i .


ihter- and


(Sured memdries nberdd.


b in gm 'em c ji ' Mother,


you. and Deni:


oylhf lar! ' Will


W' Cri


qinan, ri953; and- idled


sister dde 36, re- T H E S C M E S


HINERAISERVH ROCKDALE. ESHTON TER


ry of who


and A FRIEND


INDEED I,


' , The fuHeral director who


serves you attentively, an ti­ cipating your every wish and


need.' is a friend indeed— partioularly if his serviife Is likewise, tailored to your


financial ireauirements. as is Scales service. Why not have the finest, since i t costs no more?


,


TOMLINSON.—In loving remem­ brance of my dear Aunt Ellen, who] died :21st December, 1953.


Every day In some small way, Memories of you come our [


. —Prom all at Downham Road, _ Chatburn.


1 way.


This day do we remember, lA'i loving thought we give,


“ NEW Y e a r b a r g a in s t h a t


CANNOT BE BEATEN” AT —


SHO] 2, and 2a,


Branebes also a n d N A ¥ ¥ S T O R E S ’ iihaw Bridge Street, Clitheroe


at|Skipton Darwen Accrington and ' Heywopd


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


OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY, JAN. 1st, ^ AS USUAL." , j ■


Men’s W'ellingtons ... 18/6 Men’s Rubber Boots 13/11


Men’s Work Boots (Army Last) ....


Genuine',“ Austral!^: Army Boots


New Binoculars (iiji S9/10/0 to


Sheepskin Lined Ii Jackets


, Goggles .......... (Men’s Slippers .. Ladies’ Slippers


Mark VIII Motor I lycle 12/


......... 6,


Travel Rugs ..... Ladie;^’ Fawn Rail


Men’s Bedford Co Trousers .........


Men’s Bedford Cc Breeches ......


Genuine Army ai Socks ..............


Men’s 3 Piece Suit Men’s Black Oilsk


New D.R. Type M/ Macs ......


Full Size Fiannele Sheets ...........


Full Size Bedspread Quilt Sets


. 34/-


n ” ... 29/6 case)


E19/19/9 and'


.;. 75/-


ving £5/19/6


15/- iS/6 5/11


16/11


ifcoats: ,49./.6f


Car Covers in A1 (Waterproof) 1


Tom


Sizes ■/ ' 62/6


29/6


... 37/6 R.A.F. ... 4'/n


8 ... 84/- n Macs 37/6


C £4/19/6


:ite ’ 33/6


Men’s Lined Kid Cl(


Large Size Zipp Ti Bags,.....27/6


Belstaff Motor Cyi


oves , 15/11


Men’s Work Socks . 179. 2/11,


< le 3/11, 4/11


avel and 29/6 Coats


£ 6/10/ -


New Army Type Ladies’ and Men’s


haversacks . 4/11


Jeans 17/6


Boy’s Football Stockings


Boy’s Football Shorts 5/11 Large Zion Travel Bags 19/6,2176,29/6,32/6


6/11


Ladies’ Dressing Gowns . , (worth 60/-) only 29/6|;


Genuine R.A.F. Fleece , ! Flying Bpots ... 39/6, 49/6


Men’s New-Service Wellingtons .......... 18/6 Men’s Melton Trousers


19/11 Men’s Quality Pyjamas 17/11


W/P Over Trousers 11/6 and 23/6


Union Flannel Khaki Shirts ................16/6


New R.A.F. Shirts-^.'.. 8/11 Strip Bottom Boots 45/- Boy’s W/P Macs (Lined) ,27/6 and 29/6


Boiler Suits .......... 32/6 Men’s Black Shoes ... 19/11 Men’s Brown Shoes ... 19/11 Men’s Leatherette Jackets (Lined) ................. 39/6 ,


■ Men’s Leatherette Jerkins (Lined) ...............;• 29/11


Men’s Fawn,Riding Macs With Gusset .......... 75/-


Derby Tweed Jackets 49/6 F.S. Wadded Quilts ... 29/6 ^


Sleeveless Leather Jerkins . !


Khaki Drill Shirts ... 7/11 Lined Union Shirts ... 17/6 Heavy Quality B/B' Overalls ................ 18/6


New Australian Worsted Khaki Trousers ... 23/6


Men’s Fa'wn Raincoats ;


Boy’s Leatherette Jerkins (Lined) !


59/6 24/6


29/6 ,: — THE -


QUARTERLY MEETING QF MEMBERS will be held in


i ' i


The Dining Room Underneath The Cinemai ■ on


MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 3rd, 1955 at 7-30 p.m.


Chairman: MR. GEORGE ROSE ;


ALL SHOPS CLOSED ON NEW YEAR’S DAY


CLITHEROE EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY LTD.


No Dance Sat irday CLITHEROE BRANCH OLD-TYME D


GALA NIG 1 in the


CONSERVATIVE


New Year’s Dancing, 7-30—! ADMISSION


\NCE HT


CLUB ll- WOiMEN’S UNIONIST ASSOC. A NEW YEARNS


PARTY ■will be held in


THE CONSERVATIVE CLUB


TUESDAY NEXT, January 4th at 7-30 p.m.


DANCING DISPLAY by Miss Waddington’s Dancing Girls.


FILM by Mr. Smalley. -RICHARD J^N VICTO RTO R MHICAEL [BU N'SiiN AS'MTyiiE'liENIE N


THE .MANAGE.MENT. INDVSTAPP WISH ALL PATRONS, A HAPPY' AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.


. Scats may be. book 12-30,'a n d Saturd Other times at t


I a t 'th e Cinema, Monday to Friday. - 10- 30


General Office, Tel.


to


12-30 67.


and 2:-‘ Moor Lane, Clitheroe. 3 D.m. . . to A-30 ........ ....


COMING ATTRApTljo "BENEATH THE TWELVE M |LE REEF.” In CincmaScone.


o.m. USUAL SATORDAY DANCE


N— ALL NE X T W E E K ' (Commencing Jan. 10th. 1 - j j / .


THE HALL, LOWERGATE . Clitheioe


THE CATHOLIC PANTOMIME COMPANY i


I • , Present for ■ THE' NEW YEAR The Grand Pantomime I Robiason Crusoe with RAYMOND GRICE. ,j


Produced by MRS. J. SHERLIKER,and MR. E. CAMBIEN. Production Dates


December 31st, 1954, and January 1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th, 1955.


Matinee To-morrow (Saturday), at 2-30 p.m.


Full Orchestra under the direction lof Mr. Philip .Robertson.


i '


PRICES OF ADMISSION; 4/6, 3/- and 27- ALL SEATS RESERVED.


Evening. Performances commence at 7-30.


Doors open 30 minutes before each Performance. BOOKING:


Tfae Plans will be open for booklijg at The Hall, gate,’ during each performance.


SEATS AT ALL] Prices still available. ! TECHNICAL SCHOOL \


All Classes resume during the week com MONDAY NEXT, JAIWARY 3rd


apprentices who have not yet started evening school classes, for boys who left school at Christmas, ^nd (with their Headmaster’s permission), for-boys who are eligible to leave, school at Easter.


A ‘ TIME-TABLE:


English and Maths ... Thursdays'.,. 7—9 p.m. Science........................ Wednesdays ...• 7,—E p.m. Practical Drawing ..... Mondays


7—9 p.m. Enrolment and first class, Monday Next, Jan^uary 3rd. Clitheroe Amateur - ANNUAL STOCKTAKING


To-morrow (Saturda3|), Onwards


COATS, SUITS, D m i


EVENING WEAR 34" to 60" Hip


FROM LONDON’S LEADING FASHION HOUSES.


CHILDREN’S WEAl MEN’S WEAR, EKJ.


ALL AT DRASTICALLY i REDUCED PRICES. J. R. AHERNE &


LADIES’ AND GENT’S WAILORS^ CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS]


HELLIFIELD -I SKIPTOT)( Tel. Hellifldld 201.


RIMINGTON Annual


Church Effort will be held In


The Memorial Institute


ON FRIDAY NEXT (January 7th)


■ it 7-30 p.m. ADMISSION. 2/6


■Whist and Dominoes 7-30 p.m. Dance 10 p.m^l a.m.


' ACES BAND ■


CLITHERofe OLD PEOPLES’ WELFARE CENTRE;


MRS. W. TURNER ' and


MRS. ,J. SLATER


cordially Invite you to a COFFEE EVENING


and BRING-AND-BUY i


STALL


Tuesday Next, Jan. 4th ! ■ , : ■ ; at-


jI THE WELFARE CENTRE, from 7-0 p.m; onwards.


LOWERGA-TE , .' ADMISSION 1/-


MUSICAL ITEMS, AT , INTERVALS.


/ NEWTON INSTITUTE DON'T FORGET DANCE NEW YEAR’S EVE


HODDER DANCE BAND , ADMISSION 2/6 |


Free ’buses leave Clltheroe, returning after the Danpe.


FH.M SHOW win be given on


FRIDAY, JAN. 7th, a t 7-30 p.m. by Mr J.. Ooupe, ot Goosnargh.


Subject: Cornwall. & Switzerland. Refreshments at reas(?nable prices.


A Silver Collection will be taken. , A cordial; invitation is extended


to all. I


C0N(2REGATI0NAL CHURCH WALKERFOLD


'


Operatic and Dramatic Society


OKLAHOMA


FEBRUARY 14th-19th, 1955 REHEARSALS


IN THE OLD SCHOOL, CHURCH BROW


during the Christmas season. The next full rehearsal will- be held on Friday, January


There wiU'>be no rehearsals'


7th, at 7-45 p.m., and It Is particularly requested that all those who are taking pa,rt, both principals and chorus, should attend. It Is hoped during the evening to take; measurements for costumes.


Anyone" who Is taking part in ,the production arid Is un­


able to attend should inform the secretary by postcard without fall. G. SPEAK, Secretary.


KEEP OPERA WEEK OPEN.


BoIton-by-BowIand Church


CHANGE OF DATE —.ANNUAL-


Whist Drive & Dance TO ^


From New Year’s Eve i


MONDAY ,NEXT:’ (January 3rd)


KING LANE HALL NEW BA


YEAR LL


ALL TICKETS FOR THE BALL HAVE BEEN SOLD.


No Admission WITHOUT TICKET.


LOW MOOR READING ROOM


(Ladies’ Section) f i l Im s h o w


(by Mr. Haffner, ot Burnley) will be . given In ,


UNION STREET METHODIST CHURCH


Thursday Next, Jan. 6th ‘ at 7-30 p.m.'


non-members. Admission by Collection.,


Open Night for members and . 1


TH E EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE UNIVERSAL


WEEK OF PRAYER


You are Invited to the following iMeetlngs:


TuosdaV Next (Jan. 4 th ) a t 7-30 p.m. :


in Moor Lane Methodist Church, conducted by the


REV. J. H. FENTON. Speaker: The REV. A. LORD..


Thursday Next (Jan. 6 lh ) a t 7-3d p.m.


in 8 t James’s Church, Clitheroe. Conducted by the REV. A. LORD.


Speaker: The REV. F. A'. PA-YNE. q EVERY PAIR GENUINE STOCK.


linencing , 1955


new preliminary 'technical course begins on Monday Next, January*3rd, at 7 o’cJock.| It Is for


8 p.m.-2 a.m.


Interred f at Christ !


. ground of sweeping Against


'< taking colour, is told agreatyetsiipple tale of love and faith.


s spe(tacle| dramatic action and breath-


d t b m e s i W M '


w m w m m m m Colbur^jTECHNICOLOR


JOANNE DRU-GILBERT ROllND DAN DURYEA ^


5(f»fnpUr by CIL OOUO and JOHN MICHAEL HAYES f f l ) Oiretied by ANTHONY MANN> RfodutrO by AARON ROSENBERG . ‘ A UNIVIRfAL.INTERNATIONAL PIC RTUE


The story of Steve Martin—who fought a hurricane's fury, man’s treachery, and a woman's scorn, to.carve an empire ofioll from'a wlldnerness of water.


: ■ : , Booking Office onen daily l i to 12.30: 3 to 4-39.


ASSEMBLY ROOMS, WHALLEY. Tel. 3212 .


. DANCING ^ W YEAR’S EVE r " ADMISSION 3/6 ERICvlATHAM’S BAND j i USUAL- CELEBRATIONS AT MIDNIGHT :y


SATURDAY a t 2-15; JOHNKV MACK BROW " LUCKY RALSTON.”


4 in


Watch out for that great Cinemascope film '"THE HIGH AND THE.yUGHTY.” when the new times will be; MONDAY to FRIDAY at 7-0 p,m.; SAIURDAY a t '5-0 and 8-0 p.m.


Booking Office open Hon.. Wed,, Sat,, from 2 to 4 p.rp. Tel. 147 ; , , Tel. 278. J»ViS0'W.'I.R(«aiI0tl5[Nl:4m:'l!at«''l-ro«>!'»>»iWS0WKlM UWV nlJMVP V4P/ C O


BAINBRIDGES SALE


' - O F - ■ ; < m ODDMENTS


NOW PkoCEEDING - A T —


9, NORTHGATE, BLACKBURN


J . . mWARNE W/iRNER Bros: Ultra-New Look in Musicals 14, MARKET PLACE - CLITHEROE! I . IS#?;


Floa miomir LLOYD C. DOUGLAS


TECHNICOLOR


20th Century«Fox prtsenti


f \ IN T H E F I ^ S T (V IJ S IC A L


"III" Hill


H|" l l l i i Mana


' 3-DIMENSIONAL '' TO-NIGHT


iliiiil H i l l iiiiiii i i l l i i i


r: MR. STANLEY JOHNSON ' " CINEMASCOPE"


" WIDE SCREEN"


(F r id ay)— NEW YEAR’S EVE BALL S/lTURDAY a t 6-0 and 8-15


-RICHARD WIDMARK, KARL-MALDEN. ELAINE STEWART in 'TAKE THE HIGH GROUND.” Technicolor


ALL WEEK Gomnicncing,January 3rd, 1955. Patrons njoase note tin v s of showing.


MONDAY to: FRIDAY at 7-30: SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 WEDNESDAY add SATURDAY ONLY— MATINEE at 2-15 AND NOW WE PRESENT FOB YODR' ENTERTAINMENT


ALL WEEK MONDAY to FRIDAY a t 7-301 SATURDAY'a t 6-0I'an d 8-15 (A)


jlfHII (Cl


lillllll


illlSI n


Jhii


FORD in “ KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE." (fa). In magnfl- '


____________ cent colour._____________ ___________ i______


MONDAY and' TUESDAY at 7-30; WEDNESDAY a t 2-15 and 7-30 THURSDAY and FRIDAY a t 7-30: SATURDAY a t 2-15, 6-0. 8-15


FRIDAY at 7-301 SATURDAY at 2-15, 6-0 and 8-15 TAYLOR, AVA_ GARDNER, MEL FERRER, ANNE CRAW-


i i i i i l j ID


nil li»i in i i f l h i iill TO -NIG HT at 7-3a SATURDAY a t 6,0 andj 8-15


HUMPHREY BOGART, AUDREY HEPBURN, W IL L IAM HOLDEN, in “ SABRINA FAIR.”


SATURDAY a t 2-16: WHIP WILSON In “ S H A D 0 Vy S OF THE WEST.”


W I D E SCREEN


Week commencing January 3rd, 1955


w I D E sc lEEN


.what more natural than that duf thoughts' should; turn to those whose goodtyill we value so highly. ,


In this Season of Goodwill,


many friends- and customers our sincere wish is i that


To each and all o f ' our


Che iSetn gear map bring pou


tontmueb ^appmesfiS anb' ^rosfperitp.


•np™ j


SEE 'THE NEW


^hat spread che' through the


Convector Heaters e at little


ITHEO W AND SON$


tUTHEROE REGISTERED AS


LSON LTD.


YORK SI T R EET Phone 88 1 NEWSPAPER. No. 3868 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, | 1954 I !


cost, hoiv irfulness all


f ? Winter Warmth


“ PESCO" Pure Wool Under­ wear is Unshrinkable. It is an aid to physical fitness, and a protection against the' cold


wintry weather. \


I , -----SEE ! WINDOWS ■ — FRED READ -MS: TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS


9. MARKET PLACE CLITHEROE. Tel. 58


: .


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