.til.'.'-


.'jtr-K.


1 excepted peliotlfl-


j hani aged jiaii aged


limLs^, be |OIl)'’e| of r! lof ' a Agency


U n t i answer-


e -01: 1^110.


iLP jrcqd: KtWQvthy. preferred, rimosl


tal dept. | |be' g'pn


*r. -,1952. ■ I__1"!__


c)d. I I tor


I aspects' ' c ass


l the


u um. cvatlvc j


for ore


■ary per Iei65; n : 355; 24:


Iking and rilj i Per- y positions protia-


[nUe boys ■ men' of years of


m em o r ia l s vqur ____ _


, T i j ‘ be largest stook- In E^st jLancashtrcu:


Mak( from


seleotibn


qholi e i of I I plcaslbg " ’.I Granite. ,


Fei liri's' offer a Wl'di Mart le 1 or Stone, arid,


can Jelivcr and ereot7 In any iCburchvard. ,


EECiW Ik o s . jaUey NejW Road


- 3lNCE 'lt60. I -^-AFT


b l A g k b u r n 6248,


(Qoen ^aturijav| afternoona) u— I . at 28.


TitiW, 'rail Other .rail


tolhiglier


J Ijolldays Ig iperlqd.


y available bathroom, gdl^trict.— ftiicr and I


j HELP odernised


I s c n g 6 r , i Hunts 172680)


BROWff.—torfrjeebmber ', 1st i tn ' i


; at BankhpU, BUrnley. a .snn i '•


d»lADWmi.-Ui] lUecember' Eth at J8. Kffflt Rbacl, Hqrrogatel to I


EN AGEI\|IEI\^TS I MR. |G,


late J)rs. Barr


(jFARLAftE AND'mTss E. MOORE '


The I engagement is i betryeen


ordon', twin Mr. I 'H.' McFarlnne ' and Tir


of I vli, Mfsp G. [ I.j Aiopre Guegn Mj^ryi Terrace, j'WhallCT. ’


jMcFtelane,! Whiteacre Lane ‘'M^beeri, only, daugnter


GOLC^^N VyEPpiNG^ WILSON-iJOHNSON n


|te of 1 iiy. ffed j'tr


teroe. Engin


at thei:- yel


Congvatulitibns to Motder and -Dad on ; your golden wedding’ amuversab', Deepmberj 9th, 1955


' -From' Dora, Alljert and, farhilv cirigratul!.


G’randdac I 1 Wedding.


EAVINfi 1955


S'ORKS;


I same t ge, . Art Irk..


pew Gn'ls, limited


|d stud ■ek,


I'angei ed Asocial 1


111 wage iick; food al.'emrldy- iwr 'gi '1,1- Ifd.P.S


If'l school- i tfaln


J. HELP


'.-r Apply.: Pe 'idle


k' Tel 41s. J NT lexp.)


r j)erma:ient L, Laurdry,


I of gnjeery latlon lette:


rive rtotor


ieroe. VM


nan


Ir, Beittrlce, 1953., i


Itrude ■army.


Ialwa ys 1 a t; who bn'


-Re-


: memivy Dece.m|5er


j Iddaughters.


hemory of a rathe:', who J1338.


jiut' you. I ou;- way. i.b .not he


|:ed away Wife ,


Ington.


tlrandfather, 11th, 193^.


nemoi'ic.s of


gd together. Iday 'of all. V.'U lo.st \OU.


nd Iade. Also


dry colllec- ■Wi.ges,


at


9thj 19d^ WlLSON-JjOHNSON


annlve on


tions to Grdndma and ' - - your g ol d e n ' bary, Dccemberl! . _ I


Dorothy and Harry, i OEA THS


ICALVERT l ospuai, f-Gn December 5th, In.


df the late 'Wiliam noor |Road, years. lE.i.p


Grace, n


3, Iwirk aged 64 lUasS S$. Church, prior to (^emetery


■The Tel. Cl


to-day (Friday) 10 h-m.. ntermenjt at


Michael


^ales tuneral theroe !345.


; tC. Hardy


HARDY.-On th ! t I " Momlngslu Street, (flltheroe beloved husDand


St, Joseph's Service.


tlori took place Thursday LDecem


aged 57 years; 1 Crema- j at Sklptoh on


of Kathleen A] er 8th:'


aurence, j thd


5th| Decernbel' ‘! L E a s th am !


I '


I LEWIS.—On- December 5th, .4955 at. a Harrogate! I Nuridrig Home, I


! Margaret Brogdeh, wife ' of 1 the I late -Frecerlck Lewis,! formerly oti Toft, Knutsfordi «and j youngest'


'(plltheroe Crematloh ■qhester llPrlday, plm.


(laughter of the ! late ham. foi-mer Town


: lecemt


John East- Clerk . of j


CremBprluin to-day r 9t|i), at 12-15


at Man-1


MARSDEN—On | December ‘5th, ,1955, at ji-eenthorn, jStonyhurst, William, the beloved husband of I Alice ' M U'sdenj! aged 69 years.


PYE.—On December 3rd, at 3|| Pox Street,' Clltheroej John, the' be­


Green, December 7th. a t 12-15 t p.m. Friends please accept jthls,


ntermen; at St. John’s. Hurst he' only Intimation. I'_____ I


'Pye, ager. 73 y^rs. Cremated at ' Skipton on December 7th. I


loved husband i| of Elizabeth E.


WIGGANfi.—On 4he 3iid liccember, { 1955, 111 hospital)J Amy,! theii beloved wife ofi thej late Albert • Wiggans, of jl4, Shaw Bridge Street, illitheroe. aged 65 years.) Interred at ,StJ Alary's Cemetery ! on! the. 6th . ] |


-!-Enq.: Veevers, Undertakers, Clitherre. Till',:' Day 75; night 673. I {


i; . ■ :1" ■ ■]| .! I' 'i , 'I IM MED


BIRCH.—Happy l.lmehiories of a ' dear Fither and .i Grandfather,' Herbert,' who died November i 29th, 1954. ,j ■; 1 I


One near ago! tbishday, | jWltb a goodrbye .unspoken, I He gi ntly passed qway.


The I golden' gales softly piened,' I


|, j|


'!


Ronal'c. Jean: and Charles. 5) B!irk Avenue,; Low !^0or.


:B0WES.-f In ' loving , niemory dear Sou and Bfotber, Billy died. December 3rd. 1944.


■I '!A becutlful '


N iold.


o fiber so D 1 jold:


—From! i his


' Close' to 0 .elways


ear [ is hii 1:1s nane.


of a who


nature, a heart of this 'world


ur hearts he Kjmaiif:


Broth. r Diet.I . li ':


LTnd fair ily 1 MoUie ii\d M ; Jci ny. (iVha'Joy.


no’-y ol our Ring, vho


li lof Grandma


ldlp.g and Ig'-jtten. I


|'gh:.'..;'i and .a, Padiham


J memory of J and 1940.


f .Sarah and iio died


|have v,-i.ihcd tears. 1


I through I the or sorrow


Iforpur .'lake.' A'.ice, .’Joe,


lybrldge,' .


Kng memory, jod pecerabei"] Father, who' , I ,'|


ly ■ Of remcm-' lies ' thay prej ||i hts keeping);


11940.


n our healrts. Hilda j and'.


|c iith crop. j'' I


[ g m e n t s F ------ n— 1


Ir.sden a.'id .son I all. relatlve.s. Jiur.s furl kind' J'mpatbi' aiid lived Ihitbeivi |h e doetp.- fbrj


—' ItonyhUrit.) l I;s and] ffiends'


Benhal wish! xpi'e.s.slons: of


|e doctor. ■ ' ] |roe. i'j


I InJ ! their, also‘the liev;


;l


J to'.tl lid ncl I |s of S!


lutes.- I'cet',, cilithcroe


their


lushed I& Tllll ■ Market VS (two


hlly of the late


. ank all Ighboursl - mpathy ad loss:


es Com- ' Place, lines)


by the


m m RIHMSEIW!


BL/tkBURN'4042 | CLIFHEROE 345


! I ACC|f?INGTON:264l !i''. .


stall i(jeal iwas file service..


member of; our: lmi)ued| with! itho


upon jvhicl) our lirm. established j in isjs—


ideal ()l‘ truly personal . .


pared al\ ■av.s la,'. Padlham


1920. loving' i Dad


BOWES.-dTreasUred memories ofi 20


a darling Brothel'. Billy, who, died, ----- w


! iPassing tirhe can :lcjver change, Thcj thoughts of ope-sol dear,-,


7. Bridge Erid.l Millington.


-Froni his Idvln'g S)ster,' Marloti, and !E vothej'-ln-lawj Frank.


Meijuries Unger every day, Remi nibrahce keeps hlmjneay,


!


BOWES)-I—In .'losing imemory of a Idarling Brother-, Billy, who died December 3rcl, 4 9 4 4 '


!to you. just you j our memory I Soos' 1 1 ' !l ,


Howl much ivve miss you, no one; Know.s,


i


Behind the I ears, j


j —lifom ' ' Tony.'


BOWES dear


loved! ypu :hrqugh,‘


3,'loidi Road Side, j Billing ton


Decemb r 3rd, 1944. ' .


11. KCnc al Ijtpw his .memory' will last ''til


Godrea&ins divine. But


—From


the |end of jtlme, .1! Betjty and jack. |


Belthorn. I: I


!B,'rothe'h ’’, Billy, who, i died taice-s the best! for


tln| loVing Imemory of .' a


smllqs 'are and


Lliy| Spencer andj Baby all the years.


FOR YllLUE, SHOP AT ARMY a n d


NAVY, STORES 2, ajid 2a, ShaV Bridge Street, C&theroe


Branches also at Skipton Dai wen Accriufiton and Heywood


America 1 Officers Briwu-Boots [.i................L....... 38/6 Green Briots (str/p bdttomri and;steel ^ cap) .... . 45/- Boys Fojtball Sets: Shorts Jersey & Stockings .1. 19/11


Ladies’ Quality Bootees ............ .............................. 1" Men’s liffiaki Flanneiy Shirts ...................................r-,Wi S.iri 1 Motor Cycle Coate .1................................- | 125 - 60 X 80 Wo<ffien!Bl^i^ets;.|.......1.................... •• • •j': l^jjj


&sw!hite,kkaki^B.A.F. Handkerchiefs ... eachl/-


Ladies’ S|ippers Men’s Slippers Men’s Fancy Ties ..


Men’s Work Sotks .. Men’s S/L Cardigap^ 1 Shooting Sticks.


Fancy Scarves i Men’s OTorte C()ats ,


Gloves L..‘....... •••!• Gauntlet Gloves


All-woof Khaki iF^lldvers^ size 5 Football (comjplete) Array Overcoats iSheepwin Mitte


.......... S ^ U -w S K n t c a i f f i^ (worth double) 2/,6 & 3/11


Men’s Ail Elastic FMcy Braces i .......... ....... (.....a- 3/11 Boys’ Leatherette J ^ k e t s ......... ...........................••••••I . Ay/ii Genuine Military (Rristle), Hair Brushes ...; a p a « 4/6


............... l/9|to 4/11 .............. i..,...!.. 7/11 ........27/6, 45/-, 65/- 13/11, 17/6-and 21/6 , 12/6, 17/6 arid 19/11 .....-3/11


............1...... 1 . 11/6 ...............


15/8


......;. 3?/|6 arid 55/- Styld) .f j - 25/6


:Men*^ Wool Gloves (Scotch Knit) ........ iGood duality B.iEFt style Boiler Suits


MeVs ffil-Wool KoU Collar Pullovers Genuin VDuffle


Men’s F s.


R


Ladies’ White Duffle Jackets : ......................... . Sea Boot .Shf-ks


Do^ey Jackets (WOTth double) Men’s Rubber Wellipetons jR.ubb bbere jrBojote .. ‘d e d « s l , . .


j ^ t s Qu;^s


Men’s Mack and pWwn Shoes .......... ...... 1 V


en’s union WctdljGabaMlne Raincoats ... ....... ............f "Vj;4 ^ 6


' S p s i S Glove^h^^«w«i ’i..................-r i-H - m I Genuinj Army-^st hopts


.......... skT no/fi anA 135/- '


r 85/-, 99/6 and 135/ , ......^


49/6 , 21/- I


gV


M ’fNew Rid^S^*^5 (big sizes only) •••• •• Officer >


’W- ‘f : Sli 45II:


22)6


! Free Chr stmas Gift Comb to eye^ j em m e r [spending 5/- or mdre |


BOljTON-By-BOWLANd j)7AR MEMORIAL FUND EX-SERVIciEM^S ASSOCIATION


GRAND p ^ S 'TM A S


WHIST DRIVE & DANCE ; At Bolton-by-BowIand.


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23rd, 1955 WHIST commences


DA|ICIN(1 10 p.rri.-2 a.mJ WHIST;


- MAMMOTH PRIZES LADIES’ 1st


; GENTS’ Isti NUMEROUS 0


HODDER P Admiisi


Ckutburri, Grlndleton anc Drjve and after Dance.


j Free!-Bus leaves Clltl


7-30 p.ni. prompt. 50/50 programme


ONE DRESSED (KX)SE ONE DRESSED GOOSE


THERlPpiZES ■ ^NCE\ EAND^ on 2/6


doe Station 7 p.m., calling at awley, returning aftei| Whist


t:ONSERyATlVE TWO SPEC


Novelty Dances . Hats ^ Dancing to TTie A


(iLUB, I CLITHEROE AL DANCES


7-3Cf to 11-45 p.m. TICKETS 4/- BOXING DAY


CHRISTMAS EVE


8 p.m, to 1 a.m; TICKETS 5/- . galloons |. Streamers |. Etc.


''uetYour ’riiilcets! early “SL“f“= ;or H. LORD. 14. Shaw , Bridge. Chtheroe. T^L 658


.nbassadors Dance Band at .the Club.iSaturday nights ,


SAWLEY READING! ROOM CHRISTMAS


WHIST DRIVE


will be held In THE SCHOOL


Monday, December 19th iat 7-30 p.m;


|


!! ' ADMISSlbN/2/6 | , Including refreshments


TICKET^ Office, 2,


Joci: ;could memory, sweet is


Dancing Refresh!


Sip.m. to 2 ifements; Ices.


Caton’s Band | ,.m. :OLD- TYME and ^ 6 i|ERN Minerals. Chocolate arid Sweets


Admiss ion Five Shillings


, ON SALE WW. from tiie Cinema, TJie G;eneral Moor iLane, jciltheroe, or any of the Society s ^ranch Shops


! ! ! ''I


Ciitheroe Don’t Miss


rjjg Imlpved iwlle'


Calvert, of Clltheroe, [ Requiem ’


and 'John ■


annouriced son-of the'.


“"Afffl^'rleeiGreenwbod) i f it


JEAN SIMMONS, Technicolor.


1iliiiil iTOrNIGHT (Friday) at 7-30 CINEMASCOPE MONDI^


RORY CALI 0 Week


'sivTURDAy at 2-16, 6-0 and, 8-15 N iin “ A BULLET IS WAITING.” 1 " ' ' " ' ■ i 'W


.JlJl- Deceit bey 19th, 19j5


commencing ‘I 1 ' - !


TUESDAV akd WEDNESDAY at 7-30, , JOHNNY WEIs'sMULl'eR. HyiEN STANTON. JEAN BYROIJ in


The ^ P l d Mooi Ctoddess.Jti’lies .y white men.


. . , , PR


JUNGLE MOON MEN : M A S S A C ^ 5 C iW O N ;


.(trt res'.'agalin! for ^^ . ...jECyDED BY! !.- galns|i PHIL* CAREY an j AUDREY iTNOTTER in , | ,


Action packed. SATURDAY. DEC.


Techhlccilor. Swashbuckling.


THE IR


the manage: V/ISH ALL


Booking Office 4 p.m. Other


Outpost pari y ixposed by Ud flame of j the ivagon ' ■ ijrolll


- t


URSDAy! ani JBERT ^TAC


. Z4|th XMAS EVE. DANCE;


K. FRIDAY ONLY, at 7-30


Ur su la ! thiess in GLOVE ! ! open Mondai


tiihes at the 12,noon and


j


THURSDAY and'FRIDAY at 7-30: SA|MRDAY st 2-15. G-0 and 8-15 I


to n y CURTIS. PIPER LAURIE il) Technicolor. i SON OF ALI BABA I !■■' .' i , : (D)


Amazing at v^ture thiindei's out of jthe age of vfdour.


ilENT AND sr iip p OF THE KING LANE CINEMA ODE' PATRO 4^ A VERY; HAPPY CHRISTMi^


, jWediiesday and Saturdai), 2 p.m. to General Office; 2. Moor Lane, 10 a.m. 4-15 to 6 P.m. Tel. 67. i


Clijheroe I qiiitable an|d C|o-o^erativ^ Sociel^' Ltd Your Tickets


Have C h r iM Eve DANCE


you mad^ isure of for tW


. PRODUCED BY E! ASSISTANT PRODUCER


SATULDAYr DECEMBER 24th,, 1955 i , IN THE KING L ^ e ! HALL. CLITHEROE |


■ ' A. HQwartn’5 Accordion Baud i r


Dancing 7-30, to 11-30 i|.; n. OLd' jTYME and,! MODERN Admissipii Three Shillings i ; j


ANE MINE^tALS. OHbcOLATES AND SWEETS ■TICKETS 'DN SALE at! EKe ttindmi Paybox;’ th'e Geperal


Office, 2, Moor Lane, CUthetoe, or any of the, Society s ' Bpalnch Shops.


' ■


& icb-operative Society This Year


New Year’s Eve Ball ,W A L '


IN '3'HE KING LANE HALL, CJUTHEROIS FRIDAY D


i:EMBER 30th, 1955 itd . 'i


DMOND CAMBIEN ; I FR|(NCES LOFTHOUSE


j


GORGEOUS DRES^]^!!! Lhtest Staging and


I T I


I CATCHY TUNES L|ghting Effects!! !


THOUSANDS I OF LAUGHS! ! ! FULL ORCHESTRA


UNDER . THE DIRECTION OF MR. P. H. R:O


iPRODUCTK^Nj DATES; ,


(j)BERTSON ! i T


j


DECEMBER 28th, 29th, 30th & 31st, 1955 JAN. 2nd,' 3rd, 4th, $t i! 6th and 7th, 1956 ' TATINEES DECJ 31st and JAN. 7th |


Times of Evenihgs 7-30, p.m. PRICES OF


INSERTED SEA-K Unreserved Sea


irimencement: | Matinees 2-30 p.m.


ADMISSION; i 4/6, 3/-', and 2f


its (limiteid) 1/6 BOO^^G: ; ’Ehe Plans will be Open for Booking as follows j


SATURDAY, DEC. 17. 10 a!m. to 12 noon. 2-30 p.m. 1| to 4430 p.m. Entrance for Saturday through


' I Schoolyard,' ' . j K -'


WEDNESDAY; DEC.' 21. p.mJ to 8-30 p.m.


' | ■ ' TIESDAY. DEC. 20. 2-30 R.m. to 4 p.m.


Wednesday via Backstrige. _2-30 p.m.! to 4 p.m.” 7-30


Entrance for Tuesday and PLl :n t y OF SEATp STH.L AVAILABLE ' TH^ HALL, LOWERG^E, CLITHEROIj


THE ibATH^LIC PANTOMIME COMPANY PRESEfilS


' 'i.;:.; ie I Grand! pantomime i


aitheroe Royal Grammar School i ))ramatic Society


' THE ANNUAL PLAY: ' l l


ESCAPADE i Parish Church School Room froih |


BY ROGER MACDOUGALL , : I :l will be performed in the


j ij


Tuesday, Jan. 31st, | to Saturday, E^b.|4i at 7-30 p.m. each evening . ;j j


Matinee Wednesday;, February 1st at 2 P>in. ClAST OF 16 CHARACTERS—ALL BOYS


■ Seats may now be booked.: price 3/6d., and 2|/


tl Please send your order for seats with-remittance and ; ! a stamped addressed envelope for return to Mr.


I


'■;L KAY,-Business Manager,: Royal 'Gramifiar- School i - ciitheroe-1 If possible, please state alternative bopk- ' mgs 'In case your first choice is not available


CATHOLIC HALL, WHALLEY iI - - - ANNUAL


XMAS - JOINT AND FEAT WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


! : at 7-30 p.m. ' ' ! ,


! Sunday, December 18th, 195 COME AND WIN THE CHRISTMAS DINH?:


I ' ! ADMISSION 2/6 (Rerfeshments included)' ASSEMBLY ROOMS,


TEL. 3212.


WHALLE TEL. 321


GRAND XMAS CARNIVAL '


Christmas Eve, Saturday, 24th December Dariclng from 7-'30:p.rii. to 12 midnight ' TICKETS 3/6


! 18th ANNUAL BOXING NIGHT B^Li '


MONDAY, DECEMBER 26th Dancing from! 8^0 p.m. .to 1-0 a.m. ;!


ADMISSION 3/6.' PAY AT THE DOOR NEW YEAR’S EVE DANCE


SATURDAY, 1 DECEMBER 31st


7-30 p.m. till midnight. ^ ^ I c LATHAM’S BAN|D i TICKETS 3/6 NOW ON SALE i


SPECIAL DECORATIONS B/GGER AND BRIfiKTER . THAN EVER., GET YOUR TICKETS NOW i


INSTITUTE m a n a g em e n t ■ COMMITTEE


kiMINGTON MEMOBiAl ANNUAL, Whist, Domino


Drive & Dance TO-NIGHT, FRPAY REGAL BAND '


Whist at ’j-30 pin.


Dancing 10 p.m. .to T a.m. Admission 2/6


Refreshments at reasonable :


: charges


J: Annual CHILDREN’S PARTY. j


FRIDAY, 6th JANUARY


CHILDREN’S FANCY] DRESS i And dance


OPERATIC AND I SOCIETY


CLITHEROE AW.ATEUB I®


RAMATIC : I


VIKTORIA HER HUSSAR


i? :


Old School, Chiiich Brow at 7-45 p.m.


I /


REHEARSALS in the


TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY. FULL REHEARSAt'7


DECEMBER'! 18th,: |F HEARSAL;, 2-30|o


MONDAY (Dec. i 19) REHEARSAL at! 7-4


IILL


NOTE—Measurenaenti tumes will be taken rehearsal on Moridii;


(Dec. 16) ; -45 p.m, RE-


I )-0 p.m. ) pjn.


the 19th December essential that alljthos e


■•'send theirinamejana urements tb theiSfeo


part In the prodijcitlop be present.; Anyone, principal' or chorus unable to be present


Castle View, Clith arrive not later than


next, Dec. 20th. i The rehearsal In thei 'N


will be held on iWi January 4th. / ‘I i


KEEP OPERA ,FEB. 13th—18t:


G. SPEAK. Hoi FULL


y next. It Is


for cos­ at .the


whether nember,;


taking should


etary, 5, roe,'! to Tuesday first full 3W Year eidnesday.


WEEK OPEif h. 1958;


Secretarj/.


should meas-!


j , i . i ! i ! . I fi! ■ ' - ! . ■ : (t in . ;


Threlllnd! advcntui’e In the exciting ilands of the^ Arabian NlShte- Booking! Ofiioe open dally « tO]12-30. 3 lo 4-30.


T e l^ ^ ^


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7|-30: SATURDAY at 6-0 jnd |8-t '1


FINLAY CURRIE .DUNCAN LAMONT in ,, |


The Eton. ory .of one of the most |vital;problems of modm.jlm Every, thinking person must , see It. ; A soul-searching pran a !


strike the hardest heart. i THE END Of THE ROAD iCD


SATURDAY'at 2-15: MAX BAERi in “ SKIPALQNG ROSEljBLt OtI ! Booking Office open Mon., Wedn Sat. from 2 to 4 o.irt. TeL 1|!T


• Roast turkey, plum pudding, <' crackers, holly, the smell of , good cigars and T /V . The {


■;.traditional fare and the modem box of tricks are thoroughly complementary,


Our illustration .is of the. Murphy 17-in. turret tuned , all-cjiannel Table model, one ■ of the range of supprb sets we


.'■-have'in our showrooms- —; including;


. ■ i


H.M.V.j ULTRA, FERGUSON MARCONI and EVE^-READY T/V AND RADIO


Electric Blankets, Fires, Kettles, . Irons Shavers, Clocks, Hair Dryers, Toasters etc.


BENTHAMS


YOUR T/V AND RADIO DEALERS 14, MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE Phone l(fj


' . CASH — TERMS — .EXCHANGES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT CHAMBER OF TRADE


CLITHEROE SHOPKEEPERS


SHCHP LOCALLY OFFER YOU


A WIDE SELECTION OF GOODS AND ABOVE ALL


PERSONAL SERVICE


save time — SAVE P.VRES SHOP HERE] FOR ALL W.IRES


SHOPS WILL BE CLOS ED ON


Boxing Day (Monday) and Tuesday Dec. 27th and Monday, Jan. 2nd


SHOPS WILL BE OPEN Al± DAY


Wednesday Next, Dec. 21st. Issued by Ciitheroe and District. Chaiiber I of iTrade


CHATBURN j


CHURCH INSTITUTE : ANNUAL ■ ' ,.]


Xmas Eve DANCE I


Saturday, Dec. 24th, 1955 7-30 p.m. to 11 p.m. | j


HODDER DANCE BAND Admission 2/6d.


|


COME AND ENTOY XMAS' eve 'at your usual I ' RENDEZVOUS | |


Service Buses to Clltheroe at 11-7, 11-24 and 11-30.


NEWTON INSTITUTE


' : wlil be'heid on, ] FRIDAY, DEC. 30th


New Yearns Evpi DANCE


HODDER DANCE BAND | : 8 p!m. — 2-0 a.m. Admission 2/6d. j


: Waddlngton. at i 7-30 , p.m., Slaldburh.8-30 p.m.


Station via Wliltewell and


Right of Admission Reserved Free Buses leave Clltheroe


Returning after the dance. Shaw Bridge Ground


To-morrow (Saturday) I (Deceinber 17th. 1955)


CLITHEROE BURSCOUGH


■ Kick-off 2-15 p.m. I


ADMISSroN I/-; Children Gd. . j Old-age Pensioners Gd. '


YOUNG CONSERVATIVES! i (WHALLEY BRANCH) '


CLITHEROE DIVISION


i: A i will


DANCE be held in the


''Assembly


Wednesd !■


: 8 p. Dr


,m


!!■ ' T ohtainabh Maegregor,


Rooms, Whalley on


'


ay, Dec. 28th to 1-0 a.m.


bss Optional


! - Ro^ ickets 5/-


Id, Whalley.


from' —' Miss, S. Glengylfe,' Mytton :


TOSSIDE B ANNUAL I


Whist Drive & Dance WEDNTSDAY, DEO. 21st.


Whist at 7-30 p.tn. prompt. Dancing 10 p.rp.j to 1 a.m. RiBBLE Hand ADMISSION'3/- :


(including refrijshmente) WIDE SCREEN WIDE SCREEN


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TO-NICiHT (Friday) at 7-30: SATU.RDAY at 2-15, 6-0 apd- 8,16 | CHIPS RAFFERTY in “ KING OF|THE CORAL SEA.”


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Week cam|nencing December 19th, 1955


. WIDE SCREEN MONDAY, TUESDAY and VjlEDNESDAY at 7-30 ,


JOHN MILLS. DJRK BOGARDE. .RPBERT BEATTY. ELIZABETH SELLARS In


revenge agalnsp the : , . I i


THE GENTL^ GUNMAN FOR FIRE


RAYBURN AND H


PLACES, COOKER$ E TERS.


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SEE OVR Sj "^FOR


flOWROOAf ALL


GAS iAPPl^IANCES. THEO WILSON . . GIFTS . , THAT^'MEN a p p r e c ia t e


“PETER SCOTT,” rSYFORD” and “CONTINENTAL’-’ SLIP- OVERS-iniPURE WOOL,i also WEST OF ENGLAND. PLAIN and FANCY WAISTCOATS are I', always acceptable.


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FRED READ 1 Tailors^and Outfitters,


& ce. LTD.


1' 9, MARKET, PLACE, LCLITHI^ROE. Tel.J 5 ^


PRICE THREEPENCE


I TO-NIGHT at 7-30: SATURDAY, at 6-0 and


BRODERICK CRAWFORD. RALPH MEEKER in ! ' ' , U.S.A." lA) .. .


SATURDAY at 2-15: CISCO KID In “ ADVENTURES COYOTE.”


the SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL [ Weak commencing.Deoembar 19th. 1955 j


1 " MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7-30 ' PETER FINCH, AORINNE CORRI in .


The story of'a.man's strange deslrie. (Ha had a shrewd ,eye^ bargain; and she had a teen eye for.money. You31 love.lte humpi, anh Its warm-hearted characters.


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