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ps;sssji2jipPP 4 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 11, 1955^


Sunday Nat. February U * ' ^55 j b H-0 a.m.:j;;


Parish Church v.:;


I


Methodist Church CLITHEROE


SU N D A Y , iN E k l (February il3th)-


Home Missions lOTSO a.m/..


'


Rev. Francis A. Payne ■ 6-Op.ni.:


Rev. i. Henry Fenton


MEN’S’CLASS, 2-0 p.ra. “film STRIP . ^


“ Scott oLihe Antarctic ”


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH


CLITHEROE


, SUNDAY NEXT, (February 13th)


Worship a| 10:30 a.m. and 6-0 p.ni. conducted by ,


X


Rev. C. L Guildford - IO5O ai.m.;


young WORSHIPPERS’ ' league. ,


2-0 p.m.: SUNDAY SCHOOL. i / '


WESLEY CHURCH CLITHEROE


‘SUNDAY NEXT (February 13 th)


Home Missions 10-30 |a.m.:


Rev. J. Henry Fenton 6-0 p.m.:


Rev. Jam^ Wright annual ■;


home MlisSIONARY -. meeting .


MONDAY. FEHRUARY 14th; at 7-30 p.m. ^ •


Film s tr ip ’Lfecture'entitled “ PREVENTION AND CURE”


Collection for| Home Mission Fi)nd..


the united


Christian Fellowship Meeting


will be held In


the ODDFELLOWS HALL, KING STREET. CLITHEROE


Tp-morrow (Saturday) '(FEBRUARY 12th, 1955) at 7|30 p.m.


To be conducted by


and a group of students from Germany, Denmark, Switzerland and Italy.


MR. L. A. T. VAN DOOREN. of Capernwray Hall


e v e r y o n e w e l c o m e preliminary notice


CLITHEROE; CONSERVATI'VE ASsbciATKON


CONSERVATIVE CLUB '


FRIDAY, FEB. 25th, L 1955


i DETAILS LATER..


Clithesroe and. District Boy Scouts’ Association


l e c t u r e


“ Land of the Flamingo” Walter E. Higham


’I ’ .hy [ i


the parish CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL


Tuesday, March 8th, 1955 at 7-30 p.m.


PRELIMINARY NOTICE


SS. MICHAEL & JOHN, LOWERGATE


MIFTON church LADIES’ I


effort


pdlATO PIE SUPPER, WljllST AND DOMINO


DRIVE AND DANCE iri^'raE INSTITUTE


SHROVE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22nd. • : '


Sujiper 6-30 b.m.'' Whist 8 p.m. Dance 10 p.m. U admissions/-


. DANCE ONlY l/6.


UNION ST. METHODIST I CHURCH, LOW MOOR 1


A Candlelight


Illustrated by Coloured F-iliri SUpjjer & Sca At -;7-:-0 ;p'.m.oil [- 'i


' >


F.H.P.S., F.I.B.P., M.B.O.U., F.Z.S, In ’ .


bn Wednesday Next 1 (February'16th) , !


MRS. P. -PIERCB-PUPPETS . .'JIMMY FELL, Entertainer'!


- ADMISSION 2/- & 1/- iMARCH 16th at 7-30 p.m. THE ZODIAKS CONCERT


I PARTY


C. & p.Smith & Son .[ ■ ’ — FOR — ,


I ■ WREATHS I saiI^Qf I HIGH-GLASS FRUIT


I GUT FLOWERS and


NOVEMBER 5th, 1955


i 22, KING STREET, . : Tel CLITHEROE 898


”


Mattins and the Asshettjn Sermon MOtOR liANE


iWHALLEY


broadtiaster. Professor Alan Gemnlell. of the Uiilver^ty of


LECTUBE—The -well-known


Northl Stafford, gave a to 70iBllllngton. Langho ana Whalley, Horticultural Society


WADDINGTON


members and friends on Tues­ day. Discussing- the past, pre­


sent and future of the potat^ he described attempts w eliminate diseases . which had


from:!ltiirie to tlme.-played •havoc with potato ows. He was thanked by M;., F, New­ man, |who presided. '


WHALLEY


Ttlenhone! WhaUey 2lti Mbrt.. Tuea., Wed.


GEeIgOBY ifECK ana J ^ E GBIFFITasI in


The Million Potrod Note


M '


Thursday. Friday and I Saturday j


dean MAETIN JEEEY LEWIS ,in


The C addy Cert. U, ||


Saturdays. 1st Houso.| 8 o.nt ind House. B-iB p.m.


Week-days. 7-30 'Prices 1/6: Children 9d. WELCOME!


to'NEW and OLD MEMBHIS ; j at the - ’


. AIWUAL .MEETING'


of thb GisburnV Rimington, Horton, Newsholme and


Paythorrie Branch Young ,;' Conservatives . in the i


Parish Halil, Gisbmn on


THURSDAY, 17th FEDRUARY : j at 7-30 p.iri.


Will anyone in te re s ted vlease i


come. \ ' MR. J.|A. LEAVEY will preside.


WOMMS’ UNIONIST ASSOC, j Clitheroe Dranch


the eONSEI^VATflVE CLUB . 1 ; ■■ ■ o n . . . .


: F|lBRUABYa5th, 1955 ' > at '7-30 p.m.


Speaker: MRS,OGDEN,


of Great Harwood. . ADMISSION 6d.


Gisbtirn Cricket Club WMst and Domino


I


Drive and Dance WHITE BULL HOTEL, I GISBURN


Friday Next, Feb. 18th ;Whl|t and Dominoes' 7-30 p.m.


bancing 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. i ■


to,, ' ;;


‘t h e t h r e e m u s k e t e e r s . ADMISSION 3/- :


A MEETING TUESDAY NEXT


i will , be-: held in


i' MEN’S FELLOWSHIP.—Mr. Hi Forrest, of’ Clitheroe.^gave


!an Illustrated lecture on The Old Halls of Rlbblesdale on Friday, at an open meeting


organised by ^he Methodist C h ut c h ■ Men s Fellowshio. Mr. T. ,A. Starkle


was il a n t e r n i s fc. Haworth, jnr., presided.


I BARROW Cert.'U-


. lett was ’the M.C. -atj the weeKiy whist drive .held at,,Ban-ow Reading Room on - Friday mgM. Winners were: ladies: 1,' Mrs. R. Seed-, : 2, Mrs. S. Cowperthwalte, 3 Mrs. F. Ashcroft. Gentlemen: 1’ Mr. J. Smith; 2, Mr. B. (iowperthwalte; 3, Mrs, F. Fore­


: WHIST DEiVEi-Mr.'


man. I Ibillington


social hour at Ulllhigton Bap- !tlst Church on Tuesday. Mrs. M. Spencer presided.


’ s o c i a l h o u r—Mrs. Cowperthwaite. ■ of .Clitheroe. was the speaker at the ladies


LANGHO


Leonard’s Social Club ^le- brated Its tenth birthday with a tea and social evening In the School on Saturday. About 130 members and friends enjoyed an excellent tea prepared and served by members of the committee. A birthday cake, made and given hv Mrs. S. E. Jones, was cut by Mr. J Ware- ingi a former chairman, and a birthday toast was pronos^ by I the Vicar, the Rev H. Townsend. Miss E. D. Back­ house and Mr. J. Robinson re-, sponded. Among the guests were Captain Stewart and Cadet Cross of the Church Army, who will shortly carry out mission work in the parish. After tea, there was an e'n j 0 y a b 1 e programme of games and dancing.


annual m e e t i n g . - a


highly successful year was re­ ported by the retiring secre­ tary, Miss E. Hargreaves, at the. annual general meeting of St. Leonard’s Social Club on Tuesday. The financial state­ ment was presented by the treasurer, Mr. W. G. Hale. .M^ A ' Howerth was re-elected chairman of the ’club \frlth Mr. R. Ainsworth as deputy c)iair- man, and Mr. J. R. EIUs was appointed secretary, Miss M. Blrkett as asslstaiit secretary. Mr. W. G. Hale was re-elected treasurer. Appointed to the committee were the Misses E. Hargreaves, M. West, K. Eatough, and A. Bullock, and Messrs. D. Kewley, A. Smith and F. Hargreaves.


realised for Old L a n g h o Church funds at a whist and domino drive held in the Sun­ day School on Tuesday. Prize­ winners were:- Whist: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Whalley,. Mrs. Bamber, Mr. Gaul e, Mr. Wha ll e y, Mr: Sharrock. Dominoes: Mrs. G. Hacking, Mrs; Mercer. Mr. Pettlnger.


FOR CHURCH . FUNDS.— Proceeds of £1 13s. 1 were


WISWELL


meeting of Wiswell W.I. on Friday took 'the form of an “open night," Lady Worsley- Taylor bringing a party from -to Pendleton W.I. Members from 'Whalley also attended. The president, Mrs. jP.,,Pierce, intro­ duced the speaker, Mrs. H.' Wells, of AUithwaite.-riear Grahge-oyer- Sands, who spoke of her tour of America and also of her visit to ‘the.-triennial conference of the Associated Countrywomen of the World, Her talk was [Illustrated


WOMEN’S institute.—The ,


The Mcceis of the Slaidbutn, Playeifs ini their former i Pro­ ductions spCh as'“This Happy Breed!" and “Whep We Are Married’’>111 not be repeated this) year. ; Owing to c itin g dlfflciilties, it has been (Jecld^d that,]for the- first' time isince 1948; the Players will- nOt. pte: :


slaIidbuRn players.^


sent theirlusual show. Ffodoc;;' tion, Of, “ The Wise Children,’’. a moderniplay by Ivan Butler,,, hasfieenjguspended; -j


|


handicap i-irecently icomilleted at Slaldburii Beading ‘ Room,. _ resulted ds.fpUows;: ;R. ■


\ BlililARbS.'>The.. hlillards,...


worth, scratch;-H.rLawspn,: ^ on;' iJ. Sanderson, AO on: F. Whitfield!! scratch.; Mr. B. , Waterworth Won the prize;for: the 'hlghest break with a run of 68, and also had breaks of 48„39; 36i -35 and 34 dn; rounds ^ played;; ■! <Runner-up ,for^ ■ the breaks 'prize was Mr. F. Roberts with a runiof 64; ;


Poltpn-by-Bowland '.'i ■ ■ ■ X'X' !■


WOMEN’S mS’TI'TlITE. -X Mrs, Howard and Mrs, Leem-


Ing 1 presided over a | gppd attendance at the monthly meeting' i of Bolton-by-^Bowr land Women’s Institute - on Wednesday. The. Rev.i T. W. Castle, ^lector of 'Bolton-by: Bowland, gave the members an Interesting talk on'Lan­


’'Yater- ■ WOMEN’S INS'TITUTE.—A


pot fair was the monthlyfeepting^


TPeVdVy,'-'if was held at the ,suggestlop.^_^F


suggesuon- vi the;'Mcretaryv: MrsT Coulthurst. to help meet


cua .n^i,rl or rno. ,v»v


the cost ofji a china service recently acquired by the Instk


• tute.’ Each [member; .brought Mtiery .-or-glassware,'and


, articles'; were auctioned by^ Mr. C. HothersaU. [of Clitheroe. iAS


' Mrs. J. vlYtjmsley.; A competi­ tion for br indysnaps, judged


a fe'sulti thd: fund benefited' by more than £28. Thanks;,to Mr. Hothersall were expressed; ;»y


•by Miss' M. Speakman, was won by-Mfs. -P. Calverley. jof Clitheroe. who also wpn. a


dlngton:-Wonien’s Ipitltu>, on _ " • . . : •r± .


E


Driver Filled After Bowland I Collision |


'CotiirVAt Grlridletdn!-ofi ;>on- da!y!*"HCi, was 'also ordered to pay] £ 5"As,[costs,


When he muck the, side of a ; cattle wagon. :


at;. west;; : X;


competition for paper flowers. WOMEN’S ■ FELLOWSHIP.


Avmue,- Sutton - in- - Oraven;, said that he was driving along the Skthton-Clitheroe-,; road towards ..Sklpton arid was - on his correct side of the .road


James' .Rrlggs, ofv-U?rk- ■


the meetirig ! of ■ Waddlngton Methodist Chiirch "Women S Fellowship yesterday week. Tea hostess was Wilson, assis^ by Mrs. J. 1'Addison,' Mrs. T.


Sister J. Bennett,'of the Black- bum Misslgi: 1


the' speaker at


Addison, and Miss Addison. Mrs. T. Banks ,was the pianist and Miss Cam'm presided.


BASHALL eaves WOMEN'S ifellTUXE^


“Cycling in Arran’’ was -tM title of a talk given by TVhp Greenall, of Knowle Green,- to


cashire I: humour i arid: ; >as afterwards thanked by Mips Rushtonl A competition for a cahdlestlck was won bY Mrs. N. Parkinson. The 1 social half-hour was spent | in a whist drive, the prizewinners being Mrs. Farhworth and


\ CLUB B IB T H D A Y.-St. Mrs. Howard. ! . | : -


well-attended meeting held in the . Rectory, - on i Wedpesday aft'ernopn, It was decided; .to form a branch of the [Mothers Union. iThe Rev.T.Wj Castle Introduced Mrs. MeredIthi the Bradford Diocesan Secretary, who explained the purpose and objects of |the society. Mfs. Castle presided. |


MOTliERS’ UNION.-iAt a GRINDLETON


Troop, a^ Jumble sale held in the church j; School on i Saturday afternoon r a l ^ more' than £18 for Scout funds and campmg


SCOUTS’ EFFORT. -■ Organ­ ised by Grindleton - Boy ;■


Scout equipment. ' ’ ' I j !' ' ' !, CHATBURN


tiJose bonflrmed at I Clitheroe Parish Church on 'Tuesday night by ’-thelj, Bishop of Bla^burn, ( to RtfRev. ■W.:IL:Baddem W


confirmation, -f toongst


CT6 ssvGD • c&ndid^cis from Chatburn Parish Church., They


members.' 1 iff ; B.ashall. . Women’s Institute on Monday. Mrs. Spurgeon - presided, and -thanks wereiexpftssdd by Mrs. J.


.the social half-hour-was organ­ ised by' Mrs. Bristol and iMrs:• Taylor. A fcompetltion for gloves was won :py Miss M. Spurgwn,


Wilson.:. A| [beetle drive during


who was: disb commend^ - for Jam maklngi and Mrs. T. Taylor, Suppe r .hostesses were Mrs.


Howard, ■ Mm- ' Hodgson, i I ;


LOW MOOR


work of Hthe Mothers’ Union Invalid j prayer Circle was


MOTHERS’ U N:i 0 N.'-'The


described .by Deaconess Dew- hurst, of ' Accrington, at. the meeting Jof St. Paul’s PAfleh Church Mothers Union, Low Moor, yesterday week. A vote of thanks to the speaker was expressed |by Mrs. I. Pugh,.


SECTION.—Mrs. P. DavieK.of Low Moor, gaye^a


demonstration - of making at the meeting oL the wornen’slsectlon of Low Club, yesterday week. . 'The social half-hour took the form of a game of twenty questions,; Thanks to Mrs, Davies were expressed by Mrs. Hacking, who presided.


were Artiold Burgess, jJennifer Chatbiurn. .Glynls[ Horsfield, Michael'Butcher, Mo'Gol^mitm Jphn Holgate and; Keith Wilson.


Jfinister To Visit CHtheroe


■•\TR. IAN. Minister


MACLEOD, of Health,


is t i open the Conserv- >ive campaign in the County Council Election - in the Clitheroe Division by addressing a jpublic meeting at the Conserv­ ative Club, Clltherpe, on Friday,,March 11th.


Mr. Macleod, who will


be paying his first visit to Clitheroe as Minister, is ^ -native of Skipton.


TITRJ C.'H. B. MITCHELL and i-Y*. Mr. S. Bradley will attend the annual meeting of the


Trades Co^cil


Lancslshlre and C h e s h i r e Federation of Trades Councils, to be held at Bolton this month, as delegates of the Clitheroe and District Trades


Council. '


- were proposed by Miss M. Leach, and refreshments served by t o committee.


,


Home, Sylvia. Seed, - arid Ann Winterbottoiri, were welcomed by


Three Junior visitors, Barbara


•the; president ■ to ithe meeting held on Wednesday. It,was an­


nounced thit the group meeting for t o Elbble Valley'area would be held at Ribchester- on April 28th, and that the proposed summer outing to Bourneville had been cancelled. Shrewsbury was suggested as an alternative. The t reasurer ' . Miss'. M. Leach, reported a satisfactory financial position.


travel was . given by Mr. ■ A. Robinson, to whom thanks were expressed by Miss Middlehurtt.


A lantern lecture vn European


and Mrs. Sarsfiel-d. The monthly competition for a bowl'of home­ grown bulbs.was wori' by Miss M. Leach'and Mrs. C-, . Smith- and was judged by -the young guests. The'social half-hour took the form of games, and tea hostesses were ' Mrs. . Birtwistle,' Mrs. Ombler,- Mrs., Seed and. Mrs. Woodcock.


1 CHIPPING ■ ■


Mrs. D. McKnlght.’-'a' member of -the staff o f : the North- Western Electricity Board, gave a cookery demonstration at the monthly (meeting of Chipping Women’s Institute.: She was thanked by ■^Mrs.-


W b M E N ’ S INSTITUTE-


Ellison -and Mrs'; ^Pearson, and the monthly compe-tltlon by Mrs.: M. . Hoyle.; Mrs. Leec'e ■presided. , -' , ■ -


“ . Thanks to-Mr. and Mrs. Wells 1


by lantern slides, Mr. Wells being projectionist.


,< !


Trades Council’s meeting on Tuesday night.


They were appointed at the j-


of them. I


ing held In Clitheroe later this month In connection with foster homes for children.


[


vltatloni.had been received to attend the public meeting be­


It was reported that an In-


month’s activities of the Town Council and the various com­ mittees was given I by Coun­ cillor J. Selway.


lA : resume of -the past


"PAYING : his first vlslN to -F/dlitheroe since!-his retrirri' frpiri'a ■


JVff>|JRlchard Fort, M.P. for Cllther^4ittended the Clith­ eroe RbyaJ Grammar School pr^uctlonlof “ Julius Caesar.” He'-also Bald visits„ to. the Clitheroe (pivlslorial; Young Conservattos Ball at Great HarwQoiL'^tid the Clitheroe Police Ball. ) On Saturday he Interviewed 'constituents' at the- Clltheihe .Conservative Cluj). '


Rimington Mishap


Leece and Mrs,- R. Ellison.; A; competition for home-made toffee: wgs won; by Mrs. Ri


Ellen. Carr, of Stoops Farm, Rimington, when j it wgs In­ volved in a Collision with a- van in Rimington jo'ri-Sunday. The "sound of j,the .crash brought out the occupants of a ;nearby cottage.


iCLIGHT-damage [was caused i to a car -driven by Mrs.


Home from Brazil recent .visit to.Brazll,-


the agenda for the Federation meeting. After dlsbusslon,- It was agreed to suppbrt several


Fourteen resolutions are on . ' I


when the :car struck the side of his wagon, y j ; - . ’


■"Technical ev idence-was given .by Inspector S., S. Old- ham, a jnsmber df the tramc branch of the (West Riding 'Coristabularly. He said that


iieitheir of 'the defects he found on his examination caused by the


. . . . ■ _ B i .1___I


could be accident.


■


. Defending. Mr -T. U. Llddle. 0^ -Clitheroe, sobniltted-that


his cUent - had -iad only one conviction in 30 years driving and that ,was 18 years ago.


larly s e r v i c e d , the last occasion being in September.


jThe vehicle had been regu­


Welcome Fbr Two New Commissioners


■ I i ; ' ' . -


Jj Irwin, of. W^ddow ,,wm introduced to members of the local Association -and Guides as their Commissioner, Miss Irwin takes the place of Miss Greta Hrirdacre who has held, the position since 11040.


A T a Distrlk Meeting in Clitheroe oh Monday, Miss


in Bowland and Clitheroe Division is. Mrs. J; Smith, of Wh a ll e y , who; has been, warranted for thb Read, and


' Another new Commissioner


,lighted that she feels,she can. contribute even more to ,the^ movement by becoming a uniformed member.


Whalley District! to relieve Miss' Mabel WlUlams. Mrs. Smith has been President of the Guides in this District for some years and we are Nde-


,


Margaret Aitham, of 3, Waddow Green, Low Moor, died on Friday in hospital at Rhyl,- North 'Wales. She was 31: A native of Mldm^ brou^ I'Mis. Aitham -leaves-.a husband!' to whom sympathy , wul be extended In-his bereavement.


MRS. M ALTHAM. — Mrs. NEWTON


tional Chapel’s weekly meeting on Tu&day featured a talk


entitled " Against a Rainy Day by Mr. J. H. Harrison.


Chi Mlview,


fllG; tburn Mishap


___ Chatbum, was suddenly enveiopedi in flames,-at his home.ryesterday morning, ^as he w> attempting to light a


^ RICHARD HEN R'Y JRNS.of 38,Rlbblesdale-


r Burns, after receiving attention I from Dr. J. Mac­


M i '


donald, bf Clitheroe, . 'W^ takenf by ambulance ■ to Blackburn Royal Infirmary, suffering from severe burns to


married, and a number of years was employd as a weaver at -Chatburn vlllasc


Mr. Bums, who Is 52. is , , „ 0 e Mag mill


The Week’s Obituary MOBS, A. HARDIKEE


Hurst with week


Her many friends, in the


ducted the Hallows Ch^ch.


Canon ,J.


wcciM At Skertori of Mrs. Annie Hardlkerl formerly rof “Har-


, Green-, district heard regret of the death last


brodene,” Hurst Green. She was 73, ;


, '


been! ini falling health for soma time, was closely-asso­


Mrs. Hardlker. who had


ciated with St. John’s Parish Church, having been secretary


and treasurer of the Parochial Church Council for 22 yearns.


She! was a-mem.ber of tne church choir for 50 years and a member of the Mothers


Union, gnd had'been an ^ s ls - tarit teacher at’ the church


scht ol. Sjlmpathy 19 extended to


her sister, Miss J. Brown, in her bereavement.


ton on Saturday. MISS e; por'ter


T le Interment 'was at Sker-


Bashall Eaves farming , family. Miss -Elizabeth Porter, of 89, Waddlngtori-rbad, Clitheroe,


died at iher home on Trlflay. S h e was 83.


,


efOe from the Fylde District abW 50 years.ago'and was


lltiss Porter came to Cllth-


. BbttomFarm,' BashaR pave^ ’She Is survived by an eidci’


associated -with , A11 Hallows Church,! Mltton. Her' father, the late Mr. Thomas Porter, formerly farmed CI o u g h


sister, to whom • sympathy - is -Kitende'd In-her bereavement.


rt meiriber of a we)l-known-


Woolnough was a native-of Clitheroe aiad had lived-in the Hasllngden district- .for 2b years, returilng to Clitheroe


daughter, who will: have sym­ pathy In their loss.


12 mpnths ago. !. - ' He leaves a


■/ A farmer years, Mr iWray.


{VViCLji


Antrim, M : Wray spent a perVod ’ ralficrilrig in Canada


Born at


ton abolit , Mr.. '.Wt


main, U


family of brothers i


I widow and one


plaije at S^lpton onj Mpnday. MR.


The cremation will take W.fJi'WRAY':


foir imost] of his 79 D , WUllam James


dtison’s '.F a rm


Tossldej died bn Sunday. Ballymone'y, Co.


— , T-__on ■oSbi'Q'raffO. •


after the fl4.|World War H^ came .to ■T6ssld,b from Freckle-


20 ydafslagb. . . , , . ay-(was,-one of a; 14,i'!of whom- seven


n.-’lfour' sl-sters re- irigr In! Australia,


Canada and the yB.A. He leaves tiyo sons and, four


daughter^ who will have sym­ pathy In their lo.ss., I:


: ; Mr W w ' was assbclated j.' W. Monkp.


'terment 'lyesterdp . wm i n ­ ducted by the Vicar,I the Rey,


with St. [ • Bartholomew s Church, Tosstde, 'wherethe in-


«. M. dix6n"i‘'' -------- until SAT.


19th lEB. MONDAYS to.


4-45&7-39P'"- SATURDAYS at


BOOR NOW! RESERVED SEATS (EMI lUI)


2-30 &7 p.m-


CIllDREIl! 6/. 5|] 4k i(. SpedoIConceoIooRfftw


U SUOH'SRbii


ADLTS: ?/-. 7(4. SI; 3/- far'Fort/w __


LOST


t -ost.—o n i ' (SHEEP; marked L ■ blue behind head, blue dosvii


near hugglitl- Dewhurst, Acre HUl, i.olton-byr


Bowland, - NearjCUtoroe. - _.l ,


T'OST.—F e 'm a le . :CAT;' : white tortoiseshell! colovlr. on., hack;


reward.—33,1 SalthlU ^adij;____ T”OST. -f Gents,’ ! rlgh-t-hafil


1 " 'aogskin GLOVE;:;.finder rev/arded.- Tinaes. ■


■ « ! ■Apply: Advertiser and THE


!LEATHEli FOR THE LA


N W


Levefs ckif


(( Meal I Milk Substitute


For particulars I Ramsg-eavB Drive, Blackb Tel


4341S


: No BMitns Water ren'uired ask W, Bambe.-, 33..;.


Lirii; I D M. PAUL, D. L■ E, THBR MANUfACTUmS J) . A textile] 1 engineer,,. '.Mr., Monday,,


nough, of Clltheroe. d


, MR. S, F. Mr., Samu


SALES TEL. 739 - SERVICE TEL. 7M - Sxb^S OPEN..8i.ni.—8 pjn.


COLNE


..VISIT iOUR TRACTOR DEPO"' SKIPTON AliCTION-EVERY MO (IDA^


.V .io ll u u n i n n w i v i i w Worston


the feft j side of the face, chest left leg and foot. ^ ,Carpets!' and- furnltuye n


the room were- damaged by the flames.


BURMS & seed THE POPULAR


MAIN PREMIER AND QUEEN’S


f,DEALERS , GARAGES


7 SATURDAT 8 a.m.- 4-30 p.m; m ,-AT


WHATijyEB.Ypy NEED—SEE BUERO]WS -fe SEED


•You cant cAi'oss tie W |A


’iot'youcdi ehco'tthe H LEAtHt


BevauppeHath'ir tnakes the 6i est agricultural bootHarder wearing, longer 'waterptpof,


|4 |


aiding’ they cost least'


vthi long run. ER -TEL. 289 TALK. — Newton Congrega­ ; Services A FORMER bhatbum resi­


The fufieral took place on Tues­ day at Middlesbrough.'


Dickinson, how of New- Mills, Stockport, preached at onorn- ing and^-evenlng; trukt annlr versary and gift day services at Waterloo Methodist Church, Clitheroe, on Sunday.


dent. -the [ Rev. William


: At the afternoon service, choral music -was provided ,l)y the Clltheroej Wesley Male Voice Choir, conducted by Mr. E. Allen. Soloists! were Mr. W. Dugdale, Mr. W.\ Darnell. Mr., J, Spurgeon,! and Mr. P. Holland. O r g a n i s t at all services was Mr.; A. Jones.


another £ 1 1 'as!a result of a men’s effort, potato pie supper and social, on Saturday night. Entertainment was provided by men of , the! church, the pianist being; Mr. P. Wrlgley and the M.C. Mn W. Taylor.,


■ Collections j totalled - about £28. ■ ! ; ■ ' ; Trust funds benefited by


,


using a car with inefficient brakes afid defec,tlve stewing At m o ’w 1 a h d '■ Mkglstfates’


Blackpool, was fined £5 on each of . two surhmonses of


d w a r d stephenson (56), of Low, .Mbor-road,


You are cordially invited to^ k


in our Showroom. Choos> your new Receiver from our


y s ju l ut^vv • xvywvivw i . 1‘ ■•rta -rQnnriJ__ "Dw^ot\ XT D


Cossor and Piilot 26 & 28,


drge rangel—Bush, K.B., Peto Scott, PlilllpS ' ASPDEN KING STREET, CLF]MERGE


WE AM PkoUD OF OUR SEl[.ECfnON OF WATCHES . . .


All Accutate Timekeepers. Tjie Price Range y rill suit I ' every Pocket. i • 1 >


: ' All Guaranteed with Service after Sales,


A Wlbi RANGE OF GI^S!; ALWAYS IN' Suitable for Birthdays, Weddles, Annlretsf, I Persbrial Pleashre.


CAT WITH THE HELP


OF THE HALIFAX TODAY’S SAVINGS I WILV PROVIDE TOMpRROVy’S HOUSES I


.The Regular Savings department- (|Bonthly limit,, £10)lsldealfor;aecijimulatlng I funds for house. purchase, for educatloij, or for any other purpose. The present rate.of InterMt ahd torius ls'.2|%, inebme tax bald


by the Society. ; J


HAUfW BUILDING APHY rOR INVESTMENT BROCHURE


lo c a l ipenis: STEELE F Barclays! Bank Chambers 6,1 -------- Office hours: Tuesdays and Fridays, to 6-30 p.n|,


Assets £225,000,000^ 3RD &


__ _ NE’VTON, Ing Lane, Cll;heroe. 10-30 a.m.


STOCK irles or


”S 20j CASTLE STREET. CLITHEROIl We caa demonstrate in your


AN INVITATION call and


see^ our range of RADIO & TELI.VISION RECEIVERS. -


10m e on «!jt Pltlje X


i! FRIDAY, FEI^HpARy U|ri, |!


Lighting of VeiiclM: i • 541 p.m. to 7-9 a.riv -the beginning o:. a •StW?i not.


financial year. ^ \ natural speculatlor in L eroe as to whether the re| rate of 24s. 6d. in tl e £- last year will be ii.creai


the trend has not ^enlK: is provided. In Lae lyei mendatlon this we ;k tha


Already ari Indication . I ■ , ; ! I


Lancashire County Counc asked to approve,, in ino. in thb county Ra'.e o^fj 3' the £ . compared-pth a?


crease, of 8d, last yean Since 1950,1 ClitoerOt;


have! already L 9d. In the £ , and


again the dlate relief.fpr the. rgte,


towri dobs not ut.lise cu special services brpvidei


■ r e l l e i f . ^ • *16 keep at last yeafs


seems remote. Cf the Courity Iricrease. not all be TWable by Cllthpoe


In 'the County budget.! b will -he a Isurpiise'if factor '.liroyldes i


Clitheroe looks lik^e hav}] reduce Its own rate neei most of the 3d. which ^ required when this proposal Is. approved.!


i ' ♦ ■ i * =r. fispit'


i^LlTHEROE 3orpptJ ^ heard an interest n | on ! “ The Royal Eh Manchester’! and the Industry In I genbralj ' Stanley 'Westheaq, eroe, - at .their meetlri Tudor Cafe yesterday


‘ ■ .ntt-l .; ' ' - *


apparatus will be the Clitherob are^ night, starting


A POST OfflJis te l e vl;s lo:


ini


wireless and ti:lev il licences will! be ii)speote|


- for ^ p n ,!^ l


operaq


f'tLITHERdE C'ld ^ Club InlLowerga an:


open ori Mpndaj evening for the of members wishing television.. J


* i * con,'


Friday at the home o ! B l a c k b u r n ,


A S the result lof and-buy sale ,


lOlllETY


i:*? 'Ivel !ieJ


. her appreclatior helped in the success effort.


i^OUNCILLOR . CRI TCHI


speaker at: the Clitheroe Women’s (jlo- tlve Guild on Tiesd,ay Thanks to: the Jspedkel expressed by Mis. 'WilsT Mrs. Adamson, presided.


LEYj meetl


J. A NEW MAJOR ADVANTAGE—


Weight—saved by rep adpE the depth wheel with, fhe Major’s ^ ’le-sftLinkage— has been us^il to reinforc: : the :>R 4 furrow plough. Without extra w :ight,


"


time and money-saving advay.-c- - fourth furrow, You’ve p&babh heard of it, - •


your dealer can give you • -----1 more information.


l^ IS S S. HRYS Organiser


Work and Rslig spoke at ithe James’s Church Group, held yesterday;. weelj:. thanks to Miss ’ posed by! Mrs. presided, i


A MEMBER:


trlcity Board Braithwalte,


the North


m.' m


ous'Ed eetlng YoUril the| A


of


Keys' A. ;Lcj


Wl! ,s the!


at- the meeting Church Men’s 1


*!


Church of E meeting lof Cly Church Young held In the Su 'Thursday,


H f r ; j . a. ba: -L


yi- the.iorga


sided. I, !


«


m o r e than, . .thejCllth;:


! the Starkle ' Clitheroe, o ; Inlght. Music


the Union of p tlve and Allied their friends, annual dinnei


; iprovlded by t.^. i [Band, and Mi ! 'was the M.C.


im,*-’'011odern lof ’.Clitheroe


II Avenuefroad, 1 who is 82 on


B


irthday , John


' I Place, ; on Th


: Bottom i 92 on iWilf


;C11! UISl


L20 riiq rob


3hori, Vlorl


a ior dai


attei] arid Arm^


e RibJ


m J. D. C. I Youth Group


r isatlon r gland I " theirol Wiyesi


.;jNES-i Mr:..


nday i Bari


on Monday nig the speaker we the Rector, the presiding!


^t. I Tl e expi| Rev.


Df thej Westel Mr. [


_ of St.l ’S'ellowsl


light, it has all the advantages of the


H/TEMBERS of -t’-X Parish Ch


Union heard a Bates, Diocesan Worker, at th- the Sunday Sc


X rch elr


She was thank Smith, presldini


■Research iComiiittee. Blackburn !wishes


Baldwin-road, Clitherp' 10s. 'was ‘raised fo)' research funds. The effi organised by Mis. Bla with the help of the


f‘ Vipw:


’I-ITL the apiiroaih another local budge*-


al


Iwap thariked by Pet: W


Susannah C


Crabtree illtherpi ■sday.


, Saw . 'Tuesd x;


poetr:' a t | t Parisfl on jSu


th e i oe,


’ilktnsa ■


Supdal arke.


greetia Hura


ey.! Wl


■ROAD SAP iBeing sensilile


i bellig" sal


Ithis w£e i ety


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