! I i : cmeroe Advertiu r 1& Times^ December 16, 1955


DE.1SA01 S TO! FILL R


'JHE.saUtion and.peartrout fisheries ; our most valuable, sources of foj bother t<J look aftyr them, says th Fisheries! Association.


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Dori'i be nikaken in thinking ^Hat all dks are fair days


A under fhe Welfare State


' j The: report is' commenting on the Board to' t to -niore water from the


It“ suggests, too!, that methods


of ide-saltmg sea water should be mvestigatto as a means of keep­ ing indus|r;^ and the big itowns supplied wih;-water.


tod Ribhie watersheds are -the breeding toundslor nurseries of all salmon!!and sea-teou.t ■


I The repoilt says; ’The Hodder


run thesb rivers,! and a flow of water a-lMuate in both quantity tod duration te essential


which to


enable thbm t liihds,


M AaceoMat theJRVSim 5 A F IN G S M ;N K s^ellaWainst ^


OApiWlRY <>1^ SPECIAL IW I^KOiikn A iv o DEPARIM


1 : :INTEREST RATES '


* rainy d(^ i


is your EHT O t7l Snim ftom; 1/-upward recdTcd. 11IISTBE


S A y i» IC > 4 B A N K CHURCH! STREEpjCLITBjEROE


For me , nii. LARGE SELECTION OF ALL


POPliLAR Br An DS o f CIGARETTES I IN I sol’s AND lOO’s CHRISTMAS PACKS


CIGARS . w r i l?b s . PIPES . P O U p 1 tOb^ co ja r s


i : :l ' 'I MUSICAL CIGARETTE BOXES


CIGARETTE AND TABLE LIGHTERS (GOOD VARIETY OF


NO IVELTIE^, ASH TRAYS, Etc. [ES


there imtll! spawning has been coinpletedi, ;ito keep the fertilised )va alive! until hatched and to jiovide the! food’needed for .the


ing groi |id^ to ^maintain them the 1o reach toe^spawn-


:esultln? l;fry. ■ If. the flow of i water is inter­


cepted, divk’sfl :or abstracted— and it is contended that' Hodder has already reached “saturation point” I in this : respect—the inevitable result will be a decrease in the number, of migratory fish, and if tl^ese decrease, whether in Hodder dr nnywliere else in the British flsles, the problem Immediately becomes one of national jimportahee.


: i., CANpO ^SALMON' ;As it is, we .lalready import


hurulreds iOf tons of canned salmon; fete.,' from Canada and els’ewher^ ibecause' we cannot supifiy our own home markets.


public have a very definite in­ terest in [seeing that the fisheries are prearved, and indeed im­ proved, y d any step such as further water abstraction' from


lit willj thus be seen that the


the !alre|yi over-taxed Hodder is a retrpgiade tene to be deplored and firnfiyl oppos^.' '


seadrontj |(sallnon . trout), they expect to ie able to go to a flshi- stall and bhy't:’


If the iJUbllc want salmon or


that nedrly every salmon and ■ sea-trout| Which they see lying on the slabs has bedn netted’ in one' or otheiS lof -the.salmon river estuaries! In the British Isles— probably Liihe Rlbble estuary if the fish are on Eh^ton^ slabs?


Do they! ever stop to consider


himdredsi of commercial netsmen wjib derand for a living on these pupc .fisheries—and it is they whose j<|b' it is to,see -that the public, Md the country -too, do not go short. . I ; N' : ' ■ ;


iAll over I the country there are ' ' |iHE ,NETSMEN, 1 2 , M a f e i Placed Clitheroe


CHRISTMAS COMPUTE THIS YEAR it


Now Your'


tv,M W WE HAVE A' YA


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or RADIOGRAM ED SELECTION, FOE YOU


TO CHOOSE FR(j)M By The LEADIl^G MAKERS AiL]


AT P ;-BUbGET PRICES GOOD STOCKS OFf


ELECljEaCIRoWs . KEtTLES . F ip S SHAVERS . HAIR DRYERS . LAlVfPS BLAnM tS ’ CLOCKS! i


'■'A' i 70UR INFECTION INVITED A t I ! York ; i '■ i t> ’


ELLIOilS ^ Street,


Radio Shop l ith e ro e. Tel, 811


that the;'Hodder:is not robbed of any f'.irther water .and that too breeding Stock -pf fish is main­ tained ■ and ■ increased.


estuary I'aro therefire as vitally concernWi as anyone in seeing


. :Tihe Hcdder’can never again


water undertakers—but if -the new proposals of the P.tV.B. are sanctioded. the 1 riyer will have Received .yet another very serious jinjury. 1


be .the! Ildrious river of the -past —iit has! already ^ been nearly ruined | by the Operations of


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i Our present duty, therefore, is ltd, convince the iP.W.B. that,- while w'e ^eatly- sympathise with ltd neeas, lit should; seek its extra supplied of water by other means and elspwhere,-^d there are un­ doubtedly other sources of supply availahie. i N i


I I t j i^ already announced ;.toat the carrying out of the proposals! •would T satisfy; its:needs till -the dnd of toe centuiy," but it over- lobks toe very:, real possibility toat'bqto! Preston and Blackburn Corpomlbns inay also endeavour to! seek permission -to abstract i more water long'before then from toe Langden and Dunsop water­ sheds respectively,: nor does it state ’ where ; further water /supplies are to come from after- '2000 A!D.!


' I S I ' ■ ■ ! ' t • : ’ .


.ducts)| or ,! - (d); de-salting sea water .f-rather !than further re­


evitable conclusion—and we say this wuth' toe greatest respect- .toat t-|ie ipolicy |Of!toe P.W3i; is a ishbrtsighted: one and thate-if it ; is po); already! doing set-it toould.!'Consider!very seriously as 'a longirtefm- policy toe alternative possibilities of-! (a) abstracting water llrom, other sources further afield, (b) ::'deep boring '(geolo­ gists ffly; that.there are vast un­ tapped sbufees of: water undef- gropnd), ;'(c) buying water from ■Manoliester | Corporation (Tihirl- mere and;: Haweswater ■ Aque-


,-! ,. l-SHOBTSIGHiCED , lAll fhis leads .one to -the in­


solution I ‘ to a 1 i growing and difficult problem,: as well as. a ,d i s t i n c t ’


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ducing- the ’| flow, of the Holder and Its -tributaries; which can at its h ^ be only 'a very temporary


•ganger to publlc’-ihealto;;... In Ihia; latter ; connection, any


landever-increasing


result" in’! increased pollution in Lowei^ Ribhie, I with consequent damage not;only to .toe fisheries as afwhole, .but also to public health.


’ ’j PIJBLitI HEALTH i r i ALSO i ^ Tiojan MAIN irrocKisT^


to d .B . Pr


I 1 and Also SIGNHOLDERS otors imrose bneineerine


CLiTHEIfOE Teleiiljone 785/6 and 207


1 It BURNiIny, Telephone 2262 (3 iUheslI. AMIffioi^M, Telephofae 2315 and 248!}


weather ;! flow; j of Kibble ' and Hodder ’is barely sufficient to dilut^ toe polliitiOn coming down toe palder; aiid ’ | Darwen ’from Etot iLancashii*^, And any reduc- .tibn, in !such ijdry weather can only ; precipitate toe danger to public health i both in Lower Rlbbe kwhere .children bathe tod cattle drink), in Preston,


’Already thle‘ .'combined dry


and jon !toe :sahds! of toe FVlde resorts themselves; where count­ less Ihousan-ds of’ hplidaymAkera spore .themselvesI every’ year.


;tlie form'of sew^e tod other efflutotb from : various farms up and [down toe fiver, including no dbuljt certain chemicals used In modem i ' agricultural methods, and I any diminution In the: flow of the: river I will undoubtedly


be ’ toeefed;: already a consider­ able ambuht |of ■ pollution dn- eViwly j reaches toe Hodder In


lAgricifitural Interests will also - f i !: ■ lurthCT lessening of -the .flerw of wateril in ' the Hodder may ■well The hetsinen | c i -the Kibble


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WATER •ryoiRs


Anglers plan to save rivers


in -this -ebuntry arc jflne< of di supply; if only We will nnual report of the Ribhie


plan by' the Pylde ■Watef, Hodder iWatershed.


{siuents to;cattle -which drink’ the water Ifijrther down.


ncrease the danger of th-ese j,


hundreds of coarse fishermen en Lower ' Kibble !wUl siffe'r by


Furthermore, tie many


vi/tue: of 1 toe reduced flow of| waW, 'and it; should therefore be appreciated I'toa-t this problem, affects;them' jukt as vitkUy as it ; d6to toe gaine -flshermim: what ;


these coarse fishermen want is


not’less watto but more; water to 'dilute the I filth which flows down .^ajlder!


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prbposing !to shelve for .. ^ bemg its scheme for -toe building; bf ;an additional storage reserji voif above Stocks, presumably orj | ijhe grouhds of capita^ expsndi-^ •tufe, hut everything points to the; fact that it is extra storage! capacity fop -the water already. AvaUahle, aboye Stocks |Reseyv(j)ir Which is!' most-heeded, rAthef topn.' any further reduction': |in flow pfj .toe Hodder. ! !


THE iRESERVOIBS stated earlier, toe


F.W.B. if! the. time


posals of toe,F.W.B., the building ■pfi another resenoifi above


if all t-hfe three , original pro­ Stocks would be the least


^toces’be countenanced, since |i)j it is toelonly'majorl spawning!


Any: abstraction fron Cfoas- iajel.Beck. could in hb eifevuh-


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'tjrjhutary! oi: the.-Hodder; which; h^.not yet [been tappeh and®u)j toy abstraction from


have exactly -the same effect on 1^10 Hoddbr as a’reduct}on in!,the compensation water.


Authority; -there -would not he! much cause for worjry,,"It is! because the demands come at, the! pn'd of. -ja !long line of ptoer; abstractions from too Hodder,! stretching over nearly :i century, Ihpt toby I assume a neW and: Ital importance.


wbre the!first.and ooi; |lie'Hbdd!eriwatershed and there! wbre ho,!existing or -threatened! h'stractlpnsi by any lotherj


vital ! IMPORT/NCE .if these .demands of ,t;


a. ’7


eF.W.B. ones on|


,


A-yexage :;of nearly 21 mbhon' gallons a day from the Hbdder; aim its tributaries, and it is-when; ihb.'F.W.B.i’proposals are vieiyahi


p |U h 1 i c ’ authorities (F.W.B., | Prjeston, Blackburn and, Pulwood) between i;’Ihem. abstoact .’ an


|The plaih fact is -;hat four;


:n|the light I of this total abstrac-: fibn that they stand out aajfeeing] opt of all pioportion to^what toe, iwa'tefsheld can sttod, ;i.


\ it, would!


the same -time! supplying .toj a ^rba-t extent -the needs of the


ainaging tb toe river J -while |at ;


IN ilND PUT r o u jW


bir "OUIS”


dWi many film _ actors, ■ l! they I Wonder, play- roles!, that


H


,i My‘friend Finlay Currie is doing; just that in a film at


I have played in real life.


qna of the local cinemas this week. -He plays the role of an-


antique dealer. ,


: and maniiscripts of one kind And. Another.


; Indeed,' I remember him showing me at his: Wartime home in King Lane: A tpeatrq bill advertising a perforip^ce of “Our American .Cousin,” at


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Ford’s ‘ Theatre, Washington! i The toill says. “This evening


the performance TiriU bb hphi' oured by the [ person of. Presif -dent Lincoln." The date] April 14bh; T865; was the day th^ President ! was assassinated by J Wilkes!Booth as he sat In


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.rriALKING about-actors ,re- Ihihdsiihe; toO,: of a hllarif.


ous wbek-end-1 spent in the jWest of jlrelaifd ! ■with; Jack, Cuiihlngham. ' whb played the role ’■ of Barney : Klllanb in Sunday night’s television prodiictloh of “The Devil came fronl Dublin.” ^ :


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I I retneihber goliig with hlip, :in his car all over the island of lAchiUe. Jaqk was at tha,t tim;e


iMayo, and we inetiln the hotel iwhere we were stayingl at In !westport.!


travelling for the kn|twear factory he ran In/Ballliia, Co.


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Idraniatic Icircles.rand the conj- !versation| was often ,| about theatricals and ■whether he should turn p'ro.-i ■ ! ! j Indeed; at one hotel we visited wb tnet Rla Mooney,


very' promhient ’ in amateur .


Jack suddenly stopped the car !ln a desolate spot •whete the .wind howled In from the At- :lantic.’ I


IDETURNING to M about 1 a.m. after i-------^


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see -was A barn-llke structubjC !with! a thatched' roof; held |dowh by wire hawserp and huge; -boulders. , .


I looked round. ,


'The only building _____ _ . could


!' iWe went Inside and jwas a crowded audiente joying A performance df i“Marla Marten” -by a travel- jllng, stock company., ! ; |


! 11 repeat, the time was 1 a.m. jand when we left aboqt ha}f


All 1 Bal^ (^^ris sleason at


HE festive season opened with A swing at) Calder- stones Hospital. Whalley, on,


Friday, I when the first -per- ::orm-ance [of the nospitars -mnual pantomime Was given. This year’s choice, voted the


'hist ever’’ at the hcjspital, is /All Bahai and the Forty Thieves’.” !


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j I It has been written'and'de- yi^ed by a member of the hos-| pi^al staff, Mr.'Jimmy Fell, the well-khbwri local entertainer. Hb -and Mr. W. E. Lancaster are-the! only membets of the, staff taking part), in jthis talC;


,bf the Arabian Nights. ;(j!ATbH¥ TUNES f-


An iiinovation thl^ yeap is


:;hii uto’ of j drapes in | place of ■to; traditional backcloths. The show is bright ahd lively, wiito plenty of catchy tunes anjd coMurful scenes.,!; n


i'jrhe! musical director isjMr. !?Jh. Robertson, who madCsthe


.Apeoial orchestral Arrange­ ments. The chorus maste;r is HApldj Dobson. !


:A11 the musical accompani­


ments: and! effects are by .the Calderstones, Theatre’ Orches- ';ra ' ! j


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in addltion-te writing and ievlslng and taking i part'Mh


: ih'e sh-dw, Mr. Pell has also Miesignqd the decor and stage.


[’Properties., These have been catriedl out . by the hospital ’Wfjrkshops.


Steward retires after 7 years


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BE vast amount jof: work still needed to fiilflU the


•nisslonary'! obligations of the :riurch was stressed -by the Rev. JL Hi Fenton, Superln- ;endent Minister, presiding at toh Mobr Lane Methqdist Cir­


cuit quarterly , meeting at Lo]v Moor on Wednesday Y«k.


last quarter was 369. ’The over- seb missions treasurer’s re- pclrt revealed a sum of £58 Qs, 7di, that ol -the women’s work trbsui)er showing £5.5 10s. 7d.


!Total! membershipijfor, the


I kftehseyen.years service as circuit ; steifrard, Mr., | W; Lees ended his term of office’. ‘ The meeting agreed to place !on re-: cord ity deep appreciation of the service's rendered by Mr. Lsbs Who had dlsch£|rged his duties |ln an exceedingly efifl-' clent manner. .


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' Mr. k. Green, of Grindleton, )Sto appointed to the: post.


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This panto I is f so colourful


(T^DlOURPUL scenes are V feature of Brockhall Hos­ pital’s! pantohiime, “Puss 'In Boots,’’ which Is being pre­ sented! this week.:


vised ;by iMr. J. E. Lancaster, vfho .has ’ jointly i produced It with Mr. ;J. Howa,rd.;


i It has been written and de­ | Miss A!. :Duckworth andMr.


cast. 'The rest are patients, j The assistant producers are


m Mr. IW.! Graham Is the only ember ,pf the staff |in the


popular melodies;in thp show, the tousle belhg under the direction I of MAssrs. D. F. H. Stiff and G. Rosh with orchep-


SI The ;stAge manager Is Mr. W. tra. I ‘ , !


and dresses hqve been de­ signed and executed ;by Mr. P. Wagstaff.l Stage I lighting and effects are the Work ofjMr. F. Rawchffeland Njr. A.MlAyor.|


ible for the scenery. | ' i I The:, picturesque cdstumb


tanley, who is also respons­


Dog wink four first prii^


artist; and the properties are by the male workshop. Miss d ! Skilky and Mr. ^:'W. K.i Gflfifin ajre the pirom'o'ters. ’|


I Mr. I J. i Cox -Is ■ the! sceplc j


day, and] thd ^hal perform­ ance/will be given totoorroW. Members! of the Hospital Management; Committee- saw the pAritomlme on WednesdAy , afternoon,


i Thk show opejned oh, Tues­


! show at the North of ii&gland : Cocker Spaniel Shp)iv| At Hol- i llnwood last Saturday. ■ ,


t *- **. i* Tv , - ' J


j by Mrs. H. Badger, of P Imrose ! Hill, Parker Avenue-! Clithe- i roe, was; awarded fto J first iprlzes and was best exilbit In


"•DRIDGET Of PyltoroJ e Hill,” ■*-' a cocker , spaniel owned


Graham, j : There are lively tunes and


festive


!Choreography is by Mi^s Mabel Williams. The hjospital


/electricians and an en^ineer- liig firm! are responsible ;f()r the ' lighting ' e.ffectsi' and make-up|is!by Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. I Hutton, Mrs. Steel, Mrs. Camm, Mrs. Laricastei), Mrs. Punfleld and Mr. S. Brlerley.


las ahd sewing room staff who are also! responsible for. the wardrobe arrangements. ‘


!Costumes are by Mrs.j Doug­ iMrl R.'jpunfleldiS'in charge


of stage management, and production is by ■ Miss! Mabiel Williams; Miss M. I. Hudson ahd Mr.; Fell.


! .’ ' | ! i The : plantomime has been


!, given] throughout the weekj- the I Hospital Management Committee-saw It yesterday]- ahd ij;; will be repeated again


tomorrow.


nionthi jvislting ! two ' other nienta.i hospitals—at Chorley arid injcheshire. A final char­ ity pgrformance will be given at Calderstones riext month,


The sh()|w will go on tour ,ne:)ct !, ! I ■ !


; /‘I I'thirjk we’ll .Just ipop ’In 'and have' a, look at the! play/’ he said. Somewhat astonished


j Ini thoke days: Jack was


deall; in; Baxter and Le Blond prints and! old theatre bills


op;! in I London ; where he shI Before tlie ■war jhe kept ia; j- •! |


an hour, later the Aqoty still going on 1 ■ *. :\* :


•was


SiTILL oh/a iheatrlcAl nate, I H had an ’interesting chat this week with"a foripto iWhal- ley residerit, Miss- BArbara Llptrot.


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ford’s oldest hotel. Tie Mitre, Barbara told I me she|hAA met


Now a receptionist! 4 f Ox­ many well-Hnowh . ppr: >


tlAs in the | stage, ifllinl and television world;


( inal'-


■Clceley Courtnedge j And Jack Hulbert and Ted iRay :A11 have appeared a t : the New Theatre, •Oxford. ; ; ’ I


cai “Who’s 'TOO.” It ihcludes Arthur ■ Askey. KfaUer|nei Boyle, Margaret Rutherfqrii,!


The list reAds llkela ithfeatrl-


ELECTRIC WASHER SERVICE We toecialke In the Repair


, Eleotrio Wlaahinc Maoh|nee, includma Jol all makes ALTEBA’nONe CABRIEb OPTION OBSOLETE MACHINES.


and J Overhaul


not confined to the ehfie rti^ln- ment /field.] PollticlAm and sportsmen, too, all s tp the Mitre.


But! thepersonalitlp are


Lancashire cricketer, ■wjio was the hotel. ____ the famous yunner, is Ai other sporting peisohairty ishe has •


■OARBARA jwas rehilhced of -V home when she isa v Ithe and Er


gland


bara has also been hai py to see people ftom her ow i disT. trlct, several of w;h3ih have


mI But! while it is Interesting to nlet. i ’ ' I eet ’prominent people,; Bar­ stayed theqf M I Barbara: has been ' I


b'een an exciting time,| 1oo,_ to during that period! theieihAS


itre’for seven montis.Et has at the


the I producer at Dublin’s 'famcius Abbey Theatre. I i ! ■ ^ *


Wpstport dance


and at the||flre she supplied -the fifiemen: 'with beer while they fought;,. the'flm|i^!


shI In the cake of thA jrhbbery


bhen a fire |and a rc|bpfry on the premise;


e gave evidence iil court,


ford, Barbara, a former riews- paper reporter, wasi’a] recep­ tionist at a Burnley hptd;


Before going to work at Ox­ HIS many friends; Ih! this !-’ * * !^ ! I District will jolnlitvith me


In congratulating 'kto ] Harry Randall on his retuto to the


]House; of Commons As| Mbour Sl,P. for Gateshead.■W


es t. I :Mr. Randall, M.P. for (llithe-


roe from il945 to 1950, | had a majority of 6,535 oven ms jCon- servative epponent, Mr! D. A. Wright,/In A by-elect to ,


, j! At the General |e ection LAhour’s njiajority !'W|ap 10,339,


hut the p;ercehtage Iw ! then 72.5, compared yritfi 42-25 yesterday


Chiflstmas kt Post Office


m week-days during ajie mas pressure toried, a.m. to 7 p.m-


THE head| post officA C)uhters at Glitneroe will 'be 'ppeh as isual for all,classes q| 1


G SOCIETY 'rblm i/8-30


pustaess Christ-


j Pensions iand allow;n:es due for payment between IXcember to-st and 2'?to will be pliid iohe week in advance,


j Sunday, December 18|i, !and Christmas Day, Decern jer 25th.— Head office} counters; ai,' C itoeroe will be lopened during ,to-: usual Sunday ho'urs of bmin/ss, !9— 10-30 a-m.,;for :the sale of! oosiage stamps ' and ’ the accepts nee of


registered letters arid (tehgrams. Small savings bank- w I'topra-wals may be made,


acceptance I of' pre-pam ! postage imatter.


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j Boxing Day, Decenlbe • 26th, and Tuesday, Decetnlisr 27th.— |Clitheroe head- Office!j counters mill be opeji from 9—lO'iE.m, for all classes of business bxet ’


j Sub. Post Office sl-rjNormal hours of business will abP^y tox- !ceht that -the half-diyj closing ;will be cancelled between! Decem- !ber ,.19to land 24th. lAll sub, ‘offices will I be ‘dosed on Chfisi im’


:up to December. !16'.li. Fr°ni iDecember, l7th to tot!ijtie final Icollection from the liea,l office jpqstlng box ;Will be! made at 6-0 ip.m.-at Olitoeroe.' , .


tions will operate in i,owi .areas


Tuesday, December: 27 hi Colfeotioiis. Norn a! collec­


as Day,! ’ Boxing Clay and


Day -there Iw'Uljbe. no c()| ections. ! On Tuesday, [oecem'ler 27to, a


On’Christmas Day tridj Boxing


collection lyill be made! 1 roih all letter boxes in! time ;p| connect ■with toe night: mail d isq itch.


letters arid one delivery of| parce!s will be made daily.


t On Sunday. ■ Decetobto


only in town areas. On Christmas Day


here will be a delivery pf| parc-sls


be one delivery of Iptors and parcels in all areas. [


! On Boxijng Day,!


there will be one heU'ery of letters and parcels in all areas;


26to, there will be no On Tuesday, Deceitobtr 27to,


dhivery.}


to: ire will D ioember


Deliveries.—. Prom Dicember loth' to 24to, .twa;-deliYjriei3 of


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TELEPHONE 119 ’ DELIVERIES IN TOWN DAILY !/?/


ONE ^ w


.of |the I idding


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rain tjo watcl] the Hbn. Brie Clitheroe,! of Worslby. e'-de|


-, Wors'./y. -of, ■ The toarriag


the oldest at families in yorksl|ire..,j


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had a jd;stjng[ career)! i's'a,! fo


■ of the ConservI isiafo:’mer-M/


West.


, the Y'toksh|re| team. |


, Mr.'^orsley’l Lieuteplant off ing, arid a Ipl


Tire cerempi 2.30 p m., toll r


hour before:I had begun to I outsldA the! cj


„ fIinishiiI


Workmen finisl|itig tou paratipns. T


pet whit: form


' Chur- Chur


the ,!c4


the guests,


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jpneatih I stripeJ


;d a i t| yard


I door.J


n'tly /b l first cq :s! begar ,rs wefl


for the next] ing in a con


Tpej passe


.the'l cjirs • iri the! awning ,pa,rke|a’ the


: Ckto were ! lined I the chutcji to village. Pp wal|cit-talk trolled the


,Still the shcwted.no


.Qvir! all i sumtoit hi! cloM-


iUarI But the 1


da!mp .tiiel the pal


stdo!^ stplf sheltered: 1


brovj.n, red inost fpr guajid of I


W!omen|


thei'r enflj criildren,;:f


large croi They hd


,t he| awal


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i ! 3, UP BROOKS Lever^a Battery “ Ifellets ”


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