... j'!—r' tIEWS FROM THE WHALliEY HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES


SUNDAY NEXT, j SEPTEMBER U p I morning, \il-iOr-^reacher. RFV J H. FENTON


SPECIAL AtUSlCAL SERVICES


MADAME AD


Mondaj H A


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Next, September 12tb, r V$JST SO C J IA I . a n p OF PRODUCE


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REV.>:i Silver Collection


s a j l e


and domino drive org^ed hy ,the Whalley Motliere’ Union and


M O. EFFOET.—At a whist


held in the C. of :E.I School on Tuesday evenlnlg, i the winMrs were: Whist; Ladies, Mre. Pd-


. Gents.,; Mis. .Newman an<L Jto- Holden. Dominoes', Mrs. Parker


kington - and Mr& and Mis. BartweU. LANGHO M.U. FESTIVALfst. Leonid’s


ChUTcli Motihers’ | Union lield their annual Festival on Satur- day, attended hy eighty peepje,


including g u e^ i biranQiheis in : neighhourmg parishes. The ! fe s tM o ^ e d with a service' in !^ e _ P a ^ cimrch, conducted hy Captain Clarke, and afterwards, tea was


lOUJ '


. J, H..FENTON give a Lecture_^ltlfd | {grow ODD I^ONI


provided in the school. At a social evening,: which followed, an entertaining 'programme was presented by the Langho mem­ bers, and sold items were given by Mrs.~E. Eaiwclifle, Mrs. A. Howarth, Mr. jA. i Howarth and


Mr, D. HowartlL ; i • ! ■ I ■ S C M U Y N E X T , S E P T EM B E R H th GIFT DAY


8- 9-


LO-30 a.m.: MAITTINS. |


0 ixa.: HOLY COMMUNION. 15 a.m.: p4 tSH COMMUNION. '


6-30 p.m.:' EVENSONG. " sti Helenas Waddington


dedi^ja t io n I I FESTIVAL J-'-


s r a tyw - next, SEkElSIBER ; 11th '


isfoi^ '


the R m ! 'cA N ^ CHILDRilN’S


FEST Collectio SbW COMMUNION |..-...... :• 8-0 The vicar. |


harford-cross. B.A.|BD. H


\L EVENSONG, SERMON AND PROCESSION, 6-30 p.m.


poacher THE REVD! S. BIRTWELL, M.A^ ! expenses,


■, , ' n .w e ,, <0! d e » ? " "< Union Street Methodist Church,


.ow Moor, CUtheroe Harvest festival


SUNDAY ijlEXT, SEPT. 11th REV. C.


Reader, Afternoon at 2-15: E. HEAP, M.A.


Aiternoon Service Items hy the Scholars.


Evening at 6-0: REV. JAMES WRIGHT


Come and'give thanks for abnridant Harvest


an


MONDAY_____ liEXT, SEPT H A R V E S T SO C IA L •win be held


TOSSIDE HARVEST


I ' l r


thanksgiving festivals


• im Holy Eucharist; i_ I


JUNcilY, SEPT. 1 1 th. at To 8 ain. Holy .Communloii


Evensong. ;Preacher; jMr. D Boothman.i


SUNDAY,,SEPT. 18th.;at Dalphead; 2-30;,:


ESor®‘'of!'B^lton-by-BoWland; i p.m. Eveu^o^S*


7 P.m. j ■ JOIN'!SUPPERS AND ^AIE WHIST I DRIVES,


OF HARVEST PRODUCE [win be held In


TOSSIDE institute. on' ! '


MONDAY. SEPrt «th and SEPT.


and at BURNRlDOEon ;,: MONDAY. OCT. [3riy:;


All to commence at 'B :R-®- ■; : admission’ va I;: ''


BiJaCKPOOL opera HOUSE ; SUNDAY. SEP’T. IBtli I (Graoie Fields)


i It' Depart 6 p:m„ feturp after, show


BLACKPOOL MONDAY, SEPT.'«tfl'':


BLACKPOOL 10:0 8:0 6/( SOUTHPORT . 9-30 7::30 G/l MORECAMBE


BoitDnfl :■


! ■ tel. 473)' F A i^ E R S ' j ^ ;! IN STOCK


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SHEEP I DIPS ^JjND MARKlMU i electric FENCERS ;


L m ^ P e t t e ! Tel. CUburn 2SV ,'


SUNDAY; OCT. 2nd, at Burnridge r^enestj^


^cStieJ I


I JACOB’S 12th to comrnence at 7-;30 P-iP-


congregations CHURCH


CLITHEROE


SUNDAY mXT (September! lith)


VALEDICTORY SERVICES


At 10-30 a.m. arid 6 p.m. will be conducted by


Rev. C. J. Goildford


The Communion'Sacrament will follow Evening Worship.


FAREWELL MEETING IN 7-30 p.riiri '


THE SCHOOLROOM. I _______— i


WESLEY CHURCH i CLITHEROE


: : SUNDAY NEXT i I (September Mth, 1955).


:! 10-30 aj.m.:


Rev.j Kenneth; D. Lane, ! B.ri.; ’


, e-olpin.: ^Student


(Hartley Vlctoj:ia College, i Manchester).


Holden Indepe|ident Chapel [.-CHAPEL


ANNIVERSARY L ' s e M c e s ..


Sunitey Nex :, Sept. 11th ■


Pr^ac/ier;


' MR. SCliOFIELD of Blac kburn.


SERVICES . 1-30 and 7 p . i^ Colleetighs Chapel


CARLO! I OF )ANG1


itmio:


ST. JOHN’P AMBULANCE i ROOM, ePURCH BROWr- .


Xmas Terai commences


Thursday! Sept. 22nd , E^Quiries:


I THE PRINCIPALS, ■ 1 BANK 1 HOUSE, 'ADELAIDE' TERRACE,


BLACKBUljN. Tel. 5793


! I . P A R p ^ I DEC^5


SGRCOUr )ING' f i


' ns .throughout tiie iJaS wiU be given to Church ^


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SUNGI EUCHARIST, PROCESSION AND SERMON - lfl-30 a.m.


Harvest! ISprvices At Qithbfoe And IHstrict Churdies


iTYHERE -were large congre- gatlons jati jthe tost of


this year’s -haryest th^ks- eivlng services, held in three churches dn the CUtheroe area


church with harvest produce. The Vicar, the Rev. I. Pugh, ■ officiated at' services during


°'LadlM^of si. Paul’s Church, Low Moor, werri, responslWe for the decoration of the


the mornlng.Jwhlle the Rector of St. James’s Church, CUth­ eroe, the Rev. ?J.: S. Pwry; preached at Afternoon service, when children brought, their


burn conducted ! the evening service, wheri the choir sang the anthem: “Rejoice -With Thanksgiving,’’ Mr._P-Booth


gifts of fruit !an4 flowws. The Rural: D ^ of Black-


being soloist.^ Jfc. C. R.


was the orgamst. . ^ At Nelson-jstreet Methodist


‘ a feature |of I the interior decorations, [ carried out by the ladles of the congrega-


Church, Low M(x)r, a ture garden.! made by Mr. A. Demaln, of CUtheroe, formed


*^'°The Revi J. Wright, of Whalley, was the preacher nt afternoon service, when Mr, E. Dewhurst sang two solos; “If I can I live’ and The Crown.’’. At eyening service, the Rev. J. H.i Fenton offi­ ciated, and Mr. Dewhurst sang “Homeland” and “My


Hope.” Organist was Mrs. J. C. Cottam. I


gifts’AUCTIONED


The : fruit and vegetables were auctioned by Mr. W


Kitchen atj a| harvest sOTlal on Monday; night. The Rev. J. H; Fentonlipresided, and


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entertainment; :was provided by Mrs. Houlker’s girls’ choir. Mr. E. Dewhurst, Mr. Kenneth and Miss 'Stella.Jones. Mr.


LOW IdOOR WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP.— At


the monthly, met ting street Methodist Church, Low S . women’s FellowshW, on


■ YOUTH CLUB—A party wm


Tuesday alternoph, Mrs,^ Vdd- Low Moor, was the speaker. Mrs. J. H. Fenton pres .ded, ant^ Mrs. J. VVebster was the pianist. ■


held tor menibes of St. Pauls Church, Low M(or, Youth Club and their friends yesterday' week This marked the beginning of the winter programme. Mto E. ^ f^ house was' M.G.; for the evening.


CLUB MEET NB.-The Women^


■Section of ll^w Moor Beading Boom had their first meeting of the new session yesterday week,


rs. Breakes, [rs.. Cusack.


Mrs, ^ CLUB s o c i a l .—Miniature


silver cups were presented to members ,of LoW Moor football team, last years Altken Shield winners, by their president, Mr. W. Bartlett, at i he club’s potato-


attended. TOS5IDE harvest.—Mount Zion Chapel,


Tosslde, was tastefully decorated ■vrith Mbarvest iirodiioe for . the annual harvest thanksgiving ser­ vices held on Sunday. The ^r- rtces were well attended. T h e preacher was Mr. H. Thulbum,


and his brother, Mr. W. Thulburti, was soloist.; Orjanlsts'were Ml^ D. Jackson and Miss J. Sutcliffe. Tea was served for the -visitors. The produce was auctioned;by


Mr. B. Jackson at a supper ion Monday evening. Proceeds were


for chapel fundk. SLAlbB OOL


I TRIP. IBURN


Methodist Churih spent an enjoy­ able day oh Saturday when thej travelled to TOysham Head foi -their annual' outing. They late:- toured Morecambe Illuminations,


-The 'Siinday at Slaldbum


The Sunday School teachers anc several parents iccompanledithem


DUNSOP BRIDGE i , ANECDOTES.—Addressing merf-


1 I ■


oers of the Dtnsop Bridge Y.FX'. ill their clubroim on Monday,'the Rev. T. Wi Castle, Rector; cf Bolten-by^Bowli nd, chose “Lance shire and Yorltehlre Humour ’;’j his subjeet. Mtny amusing storli with an aglcultural fiavou-, gathered by I t ie speaker durinr his service, vt Slaldburn lanp Dalehead, keptj the listeners In


happy mood.


200 A: Deanery M.U. Festival


HyTORE thai 200 members Mothers’ Union branchte,


throughout fhe Whalley Dea|i- ery, attended the annual


Mothers’ Un on val at Chat lurn,. on marxi st day -might. The. festival is held at a different church in


the Deanery each year. i Evensong in the


Church wai conducted Vicar of Wt Itewell, the Rev T.


Stanley Howarth, Miss Jean- Scott and Miss Joan Rhodes.


and Mrs. J. ,q. Cottam were a c c om p a n i :s ts and Mr. Howarth alsolj .acted as com­


Mr Howarth, Mrs. Houlker pere. '


Congregational Church, the Rev. C. J. Guildford, officiated at morning arid evening ser­ vices on SundBiy, when special music was sung by the choir. Miss. Hllma Poates was the soloist and Mr. E. Hartley


The Pastor! o f ' CUtheroe i i' °’^i^'^^S'u<iren’s service was


held in the j afternoon. Mrs Guildford.[receiving their


gifts of harvest, produce. The gifts of produce were sold by Mr. R-®ack«urn at a


harvest social on/ Monday night. Two I films were also


shown by member! of tne N o r th Western Electricity


Board Staff, j' The^fey. C. J. G u i 1 d f o r id.: presidmg. ex- prcss6d thanks. to the pro- jectionists. j ’


Licence -Offence


was asked tci Produce his driv­ ling Ucence. i When he did so


XiiOLLOWING an accident -at Whalley,' a motor driver


driving Ucence, i At the t ^ e he was stopped 'the.car 'was not


ater hp Produced a prpvMonal


was not a qualified driver. "This was-kated at Clithero'e klagistratef^ '■6y In


displaying ,“|L’'. plates and to wife, who accompanied him,


Wheto


t-RawterisfaU.- ■was fine^.>£5 iot. ‘ not be&ri7M®ompanied by. A, compriterit idrtM6r 'and. £5 for.


■His [wife, Rita Bun, of .the same. address,: W8la:.giyen;an absolute


faiufe-''to "display “L ’ plates.


discharge |'oh. payment ’:of’ costs, on' ijwd.' summonses for aiding arid, abetting.


. ^ Angling Notes


fHO hook a hefty salmon and play It drirtng 20 minutes


m o d e m Co. wcal newcomer to the sport


Brungerley, thls-week. Catches':'successfully netted


hile fishing the 'whirlpool at p ^ O R S 'I SIGNWRITERS


I HoOMS ’COMPLETED IN ; ONE DAY.


16*HansolnSt.,Bteckbum oriPljone BLdCKBURN 5935.


' - [Write: .


of exciting dashes up and down the river, only to lose it when his “ catch ” took advantage of a slack line to free Itself, was lo the unhappy | experience of a


Include six brown trout creeled by Mr. L. Ireland, of CUtheroe, fishing vei fly tipped With maggot. ; ' ■ '


for one'or two AUglefs having to make sudden dashes for the bank, whem fast-lraveUlng bores have chusefi the rlVer to ; rise rapidly, j


f The heavy rain of the past ew daysihasibeen responsible


■Rev.T. D. P[ .Robbins, was .he Lewson was organist,


B. Reid, aid CUtheroe Parish Church; he


and the choir was composec. of M.U. memhers.


was Institute. ______


servep te


After the service, suprier the Chu ch !


, in MFl. J. PORTER ' I _


of Wi^elii Women’s! Institute and friends left the [village oy coach on Wednesday for:a con­


WADE


WiSWELL oW VISIT


ducted tbur of .the Guides’ iraln- ing centre at WaddOfwI.Hail. After


wards they left for poosnargh, where tSiey had dinner at the Homs i in . On the rptum jour- , ney .thelRresldent, Mrs. ,P.-Pierce, thanked' Miss Mary .-iLeach,- fpr ■ orgEinlsmg the enjoyable outings


• the afternoon was I. the ^ Rev. Kenneth D. Lane, .ithe_ newly- appointed minister at Chatburn. At evening' service. Miss K was the preacher,; The fnfit and produce which decorated the chap’el was sold at a social pn Monday evening, when an offldM


thanksgiving services were nelff at Paythorne , Methodist j ;(^apel • on. Sunday, when the. preach0r_ in-


HARVEST SERVICES.-Harv^t PAYTHORNE


■welcome was Lane. Collections, ai^d sale pro­


ceeds realised -£12. • — p.— — f


the local farming commuffity, Mr James Porter, formerljj of stlrk Horise'Farm, Glsbilrn,


'a wellJknown member -


The Week’s Obituary of


w. s w ^ s


Villagers heard with regret of the death at his Uome^ nn


diffi yesterday at the hom^ of his. daughter at 24. Sackvffie- street, Shipton. Mr.,, Porter, who had been _ in ■ fal Ing health for some time, was 77.


burn area, and had farmed at Stlrk House for many ,years, retiring nine years ago. He was one of the village s hest^ known residents, and duping


He was a native of the Gis-


had beeri a trustee there for a long : lumber of years. ® was a firmer memberDf Indepen lent Order of Recha-


with Martin Top Congrega­ tional Chapel, Rlmington,


LlUllcU V.


He h a i 'a close associaxlon *v*****-»o^ » and


bltes.


circle o:r friends will bei ex­ tended to his four sons I ^ d


The sympathy of a wide


three daughters in their loss, , The cremation takes place


at Sklpfpn, to-morrow, Satur­ day;


'MRS]; j^RUsaxoifrt: /


. Rusmoi u of 1. Queen-street, ' t^alley;idled at her home on Tue^aV - alter A Period of faffing health. She was 78.


of Whf-Uey. and until hir re­ tirement many years-agp w^ employ 2d at Messrs.' Green Brothel’S MIU. BlUingto: took a keen interest ! affairs of the vlUage. a peciaUy those of the having been a member Whalley Abbey Fellows, some years.


- Mrs.: Rushtori was a .ratlve I id es-


She the


.


■Whalley -Women’s Institute, arid the 'Whalley branbh of the! 'Women’s, Unionist !Asso­ ciation,


She was also a memi


Parish Church .all hey life, Mrs. Rushton^was a member


[bereri’vpment,,., tci Cone cted with W h a| 11 e y ' j '


of the larlsh-Church Mothers Unl^n. ■ i ., |. Siy’iripathy •Will be extended


relatives in their , ' I


' The Warden of! "maUey


Abbey. Canon C.. Mford- Cross,- officiated -ali.thstlnter- ■rnerit- I t "W h a


Churdf yesterday,: • f ’'f' ' -fttlsh


Ip for er of


bbey, f the


A,:meUber of a,'WeUfiknoTO 'Whalley famUy,' Mrs. iJane


i


Friday of' Mr. Wilfred,Shifth- 1 soTof.4,,Harrison4errace,| Grlndleton. He WM, 74.


hatlve of the Grlndleton area,- had been employed


eardene" by Jvir. W.' Sharpies I t Llnto'n croft, Waddington,


for more than 20 yearo. ,


■' He was associated with Grlndleton Parish; Church, Sympathy will be' extended


the First World War acted as village postman.


to t o son in his. bereavement. The Vicar of i Grlndleton,


the Rev.iE. Mur^atroyd, offi­ ciated at the interment' atj Grlndleton on Tupsday.


MB. T. Y E O I ^


Wmw-ayeriue, - Oil I't h eY. ofe; died suddenly at his home on


■MrriWmfllkV'TTOriltoi; of 18 Friday. H ew a s7;4;,: ;


I : B om In - Mitton,': Mrj.'iYedf- man cairie to CUtheroe, many years ago.-'’Nine years ago hq


-’’emplo^d f<^th^ ^ v lo u s 3^, years, j - '/ i '. , f /


retired.- from , his position- as foreman!. ,-at Gllthero^'' G_a^ ■Wroks.^here/he ihaa bpen


kesffiy/rinterfested ,4n UMt •/ ■iball/Mrt ifeomari,^


der riieiriber /bf CUtheroe F.C. supporters’ :Club', and; at one time seryed'On the Supixirters


Club Copunlttee.] :


, He I lekvies' three ■


’ ‘ment.. ! on Tuesday. ■


' He 'was associated with-St. James’s ; Church,i,CUtherop.. '


two daughters, who,will have s^p a th y - in 'ti tiheelir


bereave


ted at the Interment at St. Mary’s 'I Cemetery, CUtheroe


The Rev. J. S. iParry offlclU- ! '' ; .'' ' I ‘ ' Bpwland I Mishap!


' A TRIPLE collision' on the ^ Sawley roa(l. hear Bow- land, laithe Farin, Bplt()n-by-Bow-


on jFriday, I resulted i in


damage, to all vehicles but no personal Injuries, i ! i ; : flriveh by William Seymour.


26. ■ North-street. CUtheroe,'' a motor lorry was Involved i In colllslori with a North Western Electricity Board; land rover


towing la trailer; and a private car. •!


sons .an, ,d ■ i, ),wlll haw


|


Mr Smithson, who was a i ^


when a domino drive, was held. -J _


Mrs. The


iitheroe Share l i Ambulance Irophy Award


WADDINGTON i


parried by /tl e RokUer, Mr.. Spink, the majron; spent anj enjoy-


; -


DAY BY'CHE' SEA—Residents. Wadding on


'able day a; toe ^ d y j f h e n they visited Scarborough ; .for their’annual, outing.


JUMBLE SAL E.-A . i Jumble


sale held lert w*k by mmbers; of the St. iHelen-s , Phurch


Mothers’ - Union realised ,pro- : ceeds of £35 for church,funds.


LITTLE MITTON


Mitton W-Ii entertamed 48, mem­ bers of thej Chipping W.I when


30th B IB T H D A Yr-Llttle


they celebrated! their 30th birth­ day at their meeting on Wednefr day. Chief feature' was


icea


birthday cake, .made-^y Robinson. During the W ^ ^ g , presided over by jMk . R. WiUi!™-i


pie supper and social at the Dog and Partridge Hotel, OUtheroe.,on Friday night., About 31 members of the club : and their friends


humour given by Miss Hanson. A ■vote of thanks to - th e^ eak e r ■was propo^'by Mrs. .^TOrth. Mrs Williamson was elMted as delegate to toe. Autumn Council meeting. The!monthly tiompetl-


son, members heard talk on Yorkshire direct; and


iion was wpn by Mrs. Coleboume. A competition [for the best col­ lection of grtoes was I won. by Mrs. Piiithall . (6 stars), ■wim Mrs. A..Laycoik;and M)B. Rich­ ards eamirig 5 arid 4; stars res- [ pectlvely. | It was decided: th a t , winter cla!sses| should Icommence , on September 26 (handlCTafts) at 7-30 p.m J and the singing, class


to be held ati 7-15 :P.m.| on-Sep­ tember 29. 'The eventag, con­


cluded with national ahd iballet dancing by -Miss Givendoline Wilson, of Mitton, with j songs by Joan Rhodes, t of Mitton, and-re­ citation by Mrs. Newbduld. On behalf of ^ Chipping W-I-: mem- ■■bais. iithanks were expifessed by Mrs. Leeite, Mrs. Towers seemd- ing the pIroposaL ,


I , - billington


SOCIAjI, HOliE.—MiU Camm, Of Whalley, described a holiday


,in Scotland to meinbers of BU- llngton paptlst Chur^ |LadlK


Social Hour, at their. weeldy meeting in Tuesday. .'Thanks to the s i^ e r ; were exprestod by Mrs. 'Spericef, presiding, | .


house co! lection in aid of -the Dr. ‘ Homes, taken jin BUIing-


' OOLLECIION-^A Ihp.ulse-to Bamado


'ton on teachers Church


£9. The •pirelfaU


Friday by scholars and at! Billington' Baptist


Sunday' School raised organiser was Mrs.


i\)l''ITH a record total uf 92.2 ' V T i per cent, matks, -Lamja-ri


shlrri C o u n ty AmbPiuripe, Service of the No, 5 P l ^ p ^ Health Committee< which, irir; eludes CUtheroe -: among. ;,i^ four: stations, - has won the


Lancashire County Ambulance Setvlce TI;ophy,.,whlchds;.pre-


Corinty’s 17 Dlvisloiis. -y v (Commented Divisional


The Trophy, which takes the " . * • '.


sented by Alderman Lord, Chairman of ithei.iiCpuuty Health Committee, tor'annual,


competition am ong ‘ the


bulance Supt. J.: thri H.Q. Statiom;Accrin^on,


“ ifam very proud.pf the m ^ . for ' the efforts ; they- have mdflp


f onn of 'a replica ot a- standard County ambulance,. PfioiPp®?


in every: detail ,1s the subject of keen competition-.among the various divisions of the


Cdunty. ‘ winning CONDITIONS To win the trophy means. 12


.diities, and atteutori'j® ®Vcry siriaUi detaU cohcernlng. the edulpmeht and cleanliness - of


mbnths of proficiency.,In, .toe d iv i s io n ’s -comrirehenslve


trie stations. I fitooughout the.: year, snap


rfepectlons. are'carried out at


,consideration are:,'! Quallflea- tlpns of personnel;, emergency sOnnei;' turn-out; quaUtles Ql per-,


the' various stations, and points -awarded. T^en into


records; station" cleanliness: laintenance of .vehicles:


care o f : emripment;


vehicle accidents:: natloiial safe-driving awards; and ,the it John Ambulance Brigade arinual Inspection.;;


& t of a possible 2,400 bints, the No. 5 Division was Warded 2,213. - This remark- e bly high ; standard of


^


rialntalned at each station in tme Division


fficiency had, of , course, to he


aitheroe I)raw After Losing 2-Gpal Lead


:jancashlre Combination Cup, First Round. '


PLAYING with ten,men for ; s their first cup-tie of, fhe


Rolls Boyce 2;! CRtheroe 2 most of the. 90 minutes of


-Members


Ushing-a lead of; two clear goals at Barnoldswick, were gradually worn down, by Rolls; Royce -who, playing, the s^-[ forward game, got the^equalte-i ing goal five minutes from the


eason, CUtheroe, after, estab-


end of a rather duU.game. _ During .the first half; Hlndle


sustained a leg..injury and


'McManus gave ■ Clltheroe ' the lead. Hlndle returned later In the half to hobble on the left wing, but did not reappear after the Interval.


went off the fields and while he was r e c e i Y4,nj[-.«iattentipn,


'


first half was In Clltheroe’s favour, the visitors displaying a cohesion which led them on many an enterprising raid on the Rolls Roye'b goal. The 'home team, however, were dangerous at times, and on one or two occasions went very close in breakaways.


The run of play during the


CUtheroe were put further ahead -when McManus seized upon the opportunity to score his second goal of the; match. The absence .of. Hlndle, how­ ever, took lt.<! toU uDd gradu- aUy the gallant CUtheroe 10,


Resuming with ten- tired.


ever,- was a lucky affair, Wto lace being deceived in the half-light by a 40-yard lob friom Foster, which curled out


Rolls Royce’ first goal, how­ ,


of the goalkeepecs hands in­ to the back of the net.


j


were dashed when Duffy got the equaliser five-minutes be­ fore the final whistle. ,


Clitheroe’s hopes of a victory


Motor CycKst Whb Turnd His Head • his head to talk to to


WHALEY bNENA


Telephone: Whalley| 2191 Mori.. Tues.. Wed.


ton y CUETIS and MARY MURPHY in


Beach-H^d I. '


. , Cert.


Thursday, Frida] and Saturday I -


DEAN MARTIN and jerry lewis In


Living It yp Cert.'U.


Saturdays, 1st Houi e, 6 o.m. 2nd House, 8-16 o.m.


I Week-days, -V-JC


Prices: 1/B: Children Sd RIMINGTON


WJ. A ^HKT DRIVE,


DOMINOES & DANCE wlU be held in the , MEMORIAL INSTITUTE


Friday Next, 5ept. 16th


"Whist camiriencej5'7-:30!ri.ni. Dancing ' 9-45 p m.—1 a.rii., Refreshments pf reasonable I


charpef. j


' ADMISSION 2/6 i - j SINGING .1


VOICE-PRODUCTION SIGHT-I^ADING


. . ' , i ,


ALAN qROSSLEY “ fellside ”


33 LAR^CK ROAD, I blackbIurn’ •


ORGANIST &!ch:OIRMASTER All Saints’ Church, Claytrin- le-Moors; rire^ent Trophy- holder of Ithe Blackburn, Burnley, Fleetwood and Morecambe Festivals (2nd prizewlnnei atj Blackpool), j


CONDUCTOR, CUtheroe Or­ chestral Society and Cllth-


erori Operatic' Society.


Is now prepared; to coach one or[ two interested pupils.


Enquiries as above; or phone: BLAKEWATEK 43442


A MOTOR cyclist turned


pillion passenger and while doing so passed through Whalley traffic lights, While they were at red. He w^ spotted by P.O/ Moore, who was on duty in Kffig-street, and as a result the motor cyclist, John Midgley (20), a .


bricklayer, of Robertsgate, Lofthouae,


£L'fbC f#igrito.)Cha foi^^ a ijafftc /^gnaX-'-and J£|l -.fo(;:i carrying .^ 'passenger Wbo -vras. not a iCOmpetent driver. ■ ■ ;


not* diSaying


Bowmah; (21), of 3. Summer- ahil^road, jM e th ley , near


Leeds, ■was fined £2 -.Wig pillion -passenger, Eric


ing and abetting Midgley for carrying;. a , pfiUon passenger who was not a qualified driver and £Y;for aiding and abett­ ing a learner .driver not dis­ playing !“L” plates.


that P.C. Moore had to stop another vehicle aUlckly; to prevent an accident. TOen Midgley was told that - he would-be reported for a num-- ber of offences.he said. It will cost me a fortune. I - wul.sell the bike.”


; ‘


J. H. Taylpri waa?the '¥riner o A to S c iu t tM Mt™-.


T


GOLF JOTTINGS J: -r vior w


Clltheroe course.''-on' Saturday, ttiy ouw* w-y---


sall and'J. R. Thompson; who alsbifad net scores of 71-. The CQjripetitlon for to-morrow will


with a scoMf'(if 7I-6-'^J'"®ii/®® won aftep-a tie with J.-.Tdtter-


be a'monthly .jneiiul contest. ' ''Woicpflfiid^


Leyer^s ^‘L o b p l” Calf Meal For particulars ask;


The Perfect Milk Substitute Hp Boiiing Water reauired


W. Bamber, 32, Eamsgreaye Drive, Blackburn. iTel. 48418.


P E R SO N A L


SofTf L l f AGE GET YOji down: Take Orstrax Tonic


.COULjTHUESX & GBIMSHAW


ICKBtEN/ Tel.. #9'l. I /


’-J'! 'HiUmaa


Tablets. Get energy, -rigour, Iwl years younger; 2/-: all cliemlsta.


R i i l EXi:URSI()NS


.(in conjunction witt ' W. C. Standerwicks Ltd)


from CLITHEROE, 16. Wellgate WHALLEY, 'Bus Station CHATBURN, Brown Cow


SATURDAY. 10th SEPTEMBER BLACKPOOL for the ILLUMINATIONS


4/-


. Depart CUtheroe . 6 - 3 0 p.m. Depart Whalley . . . . 8-45 p.m.


MORECAMBE ILLUMINATIONS


'their 4/-


Depart CUtheroe .. 6-30 p.m. Depart 'Whalley ___ 6-45 p.m.


SUNDAY, tith SEP TEMBER


RIPON AND F0UNTAIH$ ABBEY


Depart Whalley . Depart CUtheroe Depart Chatburn


I 10/9


19-15 a.m. 9-30 a.m. 9-45 a.m.


CHESTER ZOO & DECIDE SOUTHPORT


BLACKPOOL for the ILLUMINATIONS


MORECAMBE ILLUMINATIONS


Depart CUtheroe Depart WhaUey MONDAY. 12th


HOYLAKE. NEW Br(gHTON AND SOUTHPORT £ Depart CUtheroe


'D«Pa(t .Wlfiley -iTilESDAY. 13th S


BUXTON


Depart CUtheroe Depart WhaUey


WEDNESDAY. 14th KIRKBY LONSDALE MORECAMBE


Depart WhaUey , Depart CUtheroe Depart Chatburn


ILKLEY


Depart WhaUey . Depart CUtheroe Depart. Chatburn


THURSDAY. CONISTON CIRCUL/ R


Depart WhaUey Depart CUtheroe Depart Chatburn


NEW BRIGHTON


Depart CUtheroe Depart Whalley


BLACKPOOL for th|e ILLUMJNATIONS ,


' Depart CUtheroe Depart 'Whalley


MORECAMBE ILLUMINATIONS


chlia 9d., avallabh — Zoo at time ol booling.


•Depart CUtheroe Depart Whalley Concession Tickets


All: excursions a e heated luxury coi


iE SI-


Depart CUtheroe .. 12-30 p.m. Depart Whalley __ 12-45 p.m.


6/9


Depart CUtheroe . , 1-30 p.m. Depart WhaUey . . . ■: 1-45 p.m.


4/-


Depart tiUtheroe .. 6-30 p.m. Depart WhaUey ___ 6-45 p.m.


Al­


e-30 pan. 6-45 p.m.


SEPTEMBER 11/3


9-0 a.m. ,0-15 a.m,,


IpTEMBER 1119


PILLING & MORECAVjBE 9/6 Depart CUtheroe Depart Whalley


9/3


8- 45 a.m. 9- 0 a.m. 9-15 a.m.


6/6


1-15 p.m. 1-301 p.m.


l-45[ p.m


15th September r-1


FRIDAY. 16th SEPTEMBER 13/3


8- 45 a.m. 9-


9-15 a.m. 9/3


9-0 a.m. 9-15 a.m.


; Al-


■ 6-30 p.m. 6-45 p.m.


I i 4/-


6-30 p.m. 6-45 pan.


Adults 2/-, for Chester


modern — seats


booked ttt plan. . ', ' , Book now at Local Office CHEAP EXCIRSIONS by Regular Strvioes. to


bLACKPCOL; , .1 , FOR THE' ! ILLUMINATIONS


(9th September to 24th October) from CUtheroe White Lion


Service X16 dally at 9.S? am tmtll 25th September. ri®y^'''?*‘Urn 6/3.


Every Tuesday and Sat^day at M jp.jn.


Ip/' return. /from/whalley ’Bus-Station


Every Tuetoay . and ^turday 3-12 p.m./TiSay ;5/-t return.


at


Book .a^.-iocal Ofee or Agency. ' CliltHEROE. 16. Wellgate. Phone


; ' I or at Local


Mr. Brookes. Park! -Phone


BoltoHrby-BbwlaiW / ■ (for Chatburn Ei oursions only) Mr; Briggs. 1. - Chatb Bolton-by-Bowlaffd, at. tUe nionttv Inspector: W. "Wright/sMd ;


- S n o e ■ Tbe! Rev. Castle, who ^ I a missionary , among the


iv lueetlng of Bolton-by-rBowland. Wotaen% mstltute on Wetaesdw. created great Interest among the


Blabkfeet IriUlaiis In Alberta for 11 years, exhibited many unt^ual


curios' of :the j tribe, Including beadWork .and moccasins.


^tuc vyiiuii;* I-Washbrook.


TEAMS FOri TO-MORROVV Ribblesdalo


Ki f i l B E


SPECIAL PERU|D ' BOOKINGS , (jLITHER'OE . . .


, SEPTEMBER SATURDAY. 17th SEpTEHir* BLACKPCOL


Depart 9-51 a.m. Book at Lioal, Office:


Stanormg.iM 5 i ’- j O T A S i Meet at ground,1-30 p.m. ; Simms, M, washbrook. K. :»olden. pkwhuxst, W(rish.: Ret, Fare 7 / -


16, Wellgate, Olitieroe. Phone 176. REMOVALS k»D STORACri


piokrioBDS n 8TO'


Home* part lot. X^al


y\~i;


lEMOVERS and IIIERS :


86. Whalley Binge. Btaokburn 'Tel. N('. 44742.


Office:


^ ners of Knock-o| 'plbns of| cqshlre nieet th|


fTlHE -*) PoU


Hi £ Thursdal


ROAI balll


bad,


176. Agencies: Villas, Whalley. 2279.


I Qwnham Road, :rn.


YllRGANl V] housef


held in the Kind Sailors ra


iT LITHE .trirnd


;flr; on', He nthori] quickly


deil witlf 0 I a.m.


i 9-15 a.m. - -in


9-0 am.


1-30 p.m. 1-45 p.m.


SEPTEMBER AND


ELITE RADIO. CO. LI ' 15, CASTLE GATE, CLITHEROE Telephone 214.


'Winners I of Certificate and Bronze Medal for best display ' of' Electrical Appliances' arid; T.V. at Blackburn Show.


Sole Agents for Pye,\Ekco, Philips, Ambassador.


'4-6, TOWN NALL SQUARE, GREAT HARWOOD i


. Sole Agents for Pm Ferguson and Philips. ■ i • '■'■!


! Telephone 3314 ! ' I' —


i 40, HIGH STREET, RISHTTON Telephone Great Harwood 2233.


Sole Agents /or| Ferguson; Ambassador and PhUips.


ELECTRICAL! INSTALLATIONS EXECUTEjD FROM ALL SHOPS.


FIRST - CLASS ELECTRICAL AND T.f(. 1 ENGINEERS.


ELECTRIC i WASHERS—Hotpoint, Ada, Thor, Servis, Parnell.


REFRIGERATORS— Frigidaire, Fresh old, Hotpmntj etc. I


VACUUM CLEANERS—Electrolux, Vac trie, HotpointJ etc.


' , ;


a i r t i t t t FRIDAY, SI


cu| j5et


;! Lightiri I ,8.30 n


were


iEPTEM^ gj of


m. to


ably beloty CUtheroe on: Saturday, niimhpred ess th and gate re ceipte


the attendance :iLE


show was ago. The prkblen;!


£276 froiri last


the interest wl forthcoming U ventures are flourish,, li spotlil disappolntling tr


■


show ,att ' further proof of


of-! contending increasing nun attractions and .scope of lUbUc and interests^


s One d:


', must be fempt ori the vflsdom energy arid und- ciai risk if thes; coritinue.l


life has wealth 0^ tlpns whjch a iiicreasing nu:


trengths , -t]-®


l^RS. H. S. s i - wife of thq


'Union, sboke the Clitfteroe church ')/Vomen new translatloj Testament at tF ■Wednesday a | iras thanked Radcllfle, pres]


the Lancashire f


. iheetlng. I


liooh te£| was


the newpessioi were given an I on Y.F.C.affairl O'rgarrisir, Mr. I Brian ^hton| E the speiker vi


JBEI ifoun fiSt ’indl


Thornber. Cal Gramm ir Sch| next WednesM visit to:Dunsor


ric! ’niornbd


Tl/TRS. ■ E. I’-A


CUtheroe ' ‘


- addressed


.She wjas th| Sllngef and, RefresrimentsI by I Mrs. Greel


'raised in aidj ing AUitumn-1 *


Sell A FiAG da behalf oj


club iri Lowi a totdl colleij addition, a '


on the Cll realised nioil the samt


'vj-hE Rectd


iJ. S. when held new


church, Parry.l the 'Yil


'Mrs. Parry;:


■piK^HTEE AA Lawre:


'soma sheepl After trsl


.day after Roya . fully and


jteachAs all iChure'i. CU| iSundajy


. S a result! held on!


operative Guill of “Gcod Cq| meeting on


thanked by[ Mrs. S'vales P|


mtriesl riighly'l


. expj Agricul


of locT for id varll


thel


heir fl| sessioB


of M and I of Over Hac hurstj, ...was


eroe ambtil| Inflr


flrmary, LC home whei Walnsley;


peris nee, *1 Air a Cl


the lome' Lidc le. CUtheroe. raised!


Dring-^


was and


Church Ba Novpmber.l


glass f *1


TimesI recovl


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