:, ■ ■ I ; , ■ S ' I dlic jOptroe


aakrptt'fcWmca I lUghtint


■| !4-18 D.n fkiday. de


MAYOR’S i (Christmas


R. DC


Jubscrlptioi s comber


Pi'wlously actnow Fqrt, Esq


\'ehiclcs: ' ■58 a.m.


il5R 16tb\,1955 WELFARE FUND


RlWesdale C5mett,---- AshwortU and SmltliLtd.


tha


“ Ltd............ Anon” ■ ... “Andn” i... Mr. dnd Mrs. C. (Q U$ed|Unlts ijtd Mr. and Mrs ' Mr. and Mrs Miss IE. R. G|iinea Old iAge Pensions ICRtheroe Brancb


'BMdwln, Wefks Baldwin


; jPRACTICAI 4 t h in g t o


Ask to see ‘'■ferylene” TROlilSER$ “CH TW'


new GREY” SUITS i


TOKiENS 2 1 / - ,|4 2 / - . /Exchanged


XM A ^ ! WEAR


the ^)^( SPOR^ A k 9


ARCO “AL o - P i e c 9


all I sizes.


MENfS WEAr g i f t ■■ iq/6


p/-= Sold


and Anywhere.


Mrs.'s. E. SouthHo Mrs. I J. Nuttqll Mr. p d Mrs Mr. and Mrs


Mr. land Mrs. H. Mr. iFrederlcl; Ba ley ! Dr. W. E. Barker


Soroptlmlst, Club JClitberoe


Clltheroe Au Mr. iH. F. Haiyter Mr'. S.’ P.' Ha: Mr. I and Mrs


Mr. IJ. Bentham liaperlal Che I Industries


-. R. Hargrefyes pi Ramsbottqln Dixon


d.Ltd.


Mayor’s Par I Cllthero^


I I ■ n D.


6ci CO. THE qiFT SHQ


9, MARKER CLITHE TELEPHO;


)RTOrfS )P FOR TOE


s h Owit^g Hectiori bf


leen Priced OF GENTS;


hhd SMITHS Pocke'l TANGE: OF TIMEXi


• OF FASHION


,_LERk : b1[R0. SCRdLL PENS


'^nd ,ECBEEi Ladies’ All fu


SERVICESl NEWll!


UTD P FOR


ROE E ;58


our. Glltherod, has bben appoint!


___ r A has , Borough! ’i’reaii ley, neafiManc’ 'iMr. Mi'tqhell,


Borough M^N PLACE I


Mitchell, Depu Treasurer


_________ _


surer at Olith'e rre 'since Apr: 1950.


at 11, Buccleup been Deputy


. 11


AMIEY Gifts


am 47/6. Special PK:


E-BUDGET : watches WATCHEBI


RANTEED,


ly Gudtanteed. ewellEry


lUALITY CLOCK HTHS CLqCKS AN


lETAMEC D ALARMS


latignum;


Ion Ladies’ a«drKl AT SPECIAL PRIC


, trains, ; BAYCG: BUILDING t’S, DUBLO ELECTRlICiTRAlN$ lOLLING STOCK


^ QUALITY TOYS:


\R INSPECT GOODS \ INSIDE \lGATION T|0 .......................'


„ 1^, Moor LITHEROE ’


T KING STREET Lane


Xmas Pifesents


NOW I a Pre-Buclget P


t LARGEST SELE


rices : t io n


SsfvARE PRICES T o |s i ir :


lifEEKET LL HINA AN^ TANC:y ! g o o d s BHRGHWS IN W H iFlilliNh URE LUSTRE Ijth these. Supplemen


?Pur choice pecialiti^


iljNCES FisH andlCfflcken Dainties'; Breasts and Fillets';


E?COFFIEij,


rilongue4- Th^ yN BOILED h AaIi |;:^ver; 70 years


|j |O I f ^H^ESES: •philljr, Wc] Packet a


. -Ii ■


lav t ~'T\he PMsure


A N D ; sw e : ouiy. Fanj


LREAN k Street, [iNEj-CLlTHEpE


finest! trade Suprcrhe


I'D EMPIRErFRlilTS IN I


Ilu^ing^ ST TINS


d portion Spreading IVEL


e, Con|inental Lactic


t m e At s


:y Tins fD GA:


pBURY, itiiout priie


herpe !64; ■ j


r BIRDS EYE_____ EiNz WE Have ,it !


FROSTED FOODS


by ROMAkv, Etq


ARK, INGp, and Gfe'nts'


he remained, i.hartifrom w service Iri, til coming — Mr. Mitchell,


i lA ’Darwenm bdgan his Borough ■ Freak pent at Darwen


the t aliniu iida to G Itheroe.ij


He will! take^UiP bis duties on - *


ed to his new i c st on Wednes­ day out of.a'itort llst of six.


d has a |am0 ittiuu: , woo


January 16tb^ ' II


7ho Is marrlqd was appoint-


lyal Navy un- '


I* ;! ■


, Rose CIO Hornby


sions : Associat: on i in 'i Moor Lane Congregational School, Clitheroe, |oh .‘Wednesday. « 11 Entertainmeplt to the 220 people prpsen Htiss Watson’s^ sketches 'land Stanley Hawjo: .gh


4- Ghatbiirn, iresided ,at tlie Christmas coniert: glvgn to members pf the’Gld Age Pen­


_____ , piafi Mrs. G. Boyer; Mr


ho), and (Ipianist).


3d a call Father


pUTHEROE Fire Briga,i ^ yesterday put; out a' fire — Mr. J. Y. liofthouse’s butchqr’s shop in St. p4p}’s Street, Low Moojr.


R. Cowperthwii I


-


electric wiring was


The shop the time.*


The fire da paged clothes. Md paintwork


I' unoccupied at


"^ised eaphSaturday in.Cll eroe „OonservaHve Club by :wir.; and Mrs. H. Lord and frleiids' about 100 j elderly people Clltheroe and histrict will . - . celve a gift parcel this (Ihrist-j mas. Each-parcel will contain meat.-! butterJ , sugar,' 1,"" Christmas! pudding anq g


A S a result'p:: dances org£ ceries. * If ''*'.!


:|lVfRS.Tl. T. 1 -Ly


annual meetl of the Cllth tlonal Women Coates will b Mrs. W. Tu The commlttei


X pl-potpelected


en bloc. ' .


* „ ' i '


ladcllfle was,^^, esident at ihe on Wednesday


re/


Ineri treasujrer|! 3 was re;-pleqte


iroe! Corigrega- Guild. Mrq! E. 'secretary ,


p ■ i-.i* I !


r(REETINGsi to'Mr.I Artfiiii!; ^ Billington of 81 Hi'ghfield Road, Clitheroe, who will “ 80 on Wednesday.;


, * , * ' * !


to be closed to road Itfaflic oh Sunday from! 8 a;m. to 4.3p p:m. while tepair ; work !is


THE level crossing' In. ifchfi ton Terrace, Clitheroe, m


carried out. ; i ' ' 1.


Scliool, Mr. EHc Rowley) eldest son of Mr. and Mfsi B. Rovf- ley, of 57, Whddlngton Road, galhed the :vt.B.


A former student of Cllihej-


post as house Chester Royal New YearJ , *


roe, formerly secretary aif director of James Hargr (Plumbers Merchants), Blac'Kbuijn, le|t £2,697 (£


'o 'A Cl net),< *


ABGANISED by tfie Cl V / r rorFo7ba*


no FWball ;s^IPPOIte|■’ SUPPOl


Club, a dancb was held Ir Chatburn Ch irch Instltut


Friday. The Mayor ^b^fCllM-


roe. Councilor P- PAatburU- attended. Mi.slclwas provided by Erie Latham and his Hana/


; THIS j-WEEK’S!


ROAD SAFETY SLOG/ '- lU - : - .. ■ '/


A little m()i’e care belt may save 9 lot of w after.


Clitheroe :eairi two Saturday’s with­


sume j their fixtures! at Shaw Bridge tomorrow, lyhen they ineet the league leaders Bui's Poughl It Is .'also piltherc first, home match fo


out a match,[Clltheroe re­


•Hendirsdn. Blacklock; Trezl'sc, Johnstqn.


' 'Thd team will t be ,


White, Bu.sh;. Platlqy, Sml(h. Burnett. -McMapus. The'kiok-off Is at 2


-15,


la month. Wallace;


Clltheroe, has and Ch.B, d Chester Uhlve Dr. Rowley


V/* "■l ■ ■


! will t|ake ilh. surgeon at Man-


/gr.ees i at; Mai)! rsity. ■


Infirmary Ir the


JVfH- Fred .Hargreaves .


iv-1 nf Milton Avenue,. -Cllthe-


ltd., .594


. ! * I *. I ■ - II roe Rioyal Gramriiar


THE i Mayor. Councllior JC.


iilrer.’of Mos?-' ester. those home is ; Avenue, has Borough Trea-


;£ reer' In the iiirer's depart^ In 1937,.where


. 1 , Mr. Mitchell


lESSi' £ s. .edged 48 9 2 2 Ud.


HDPeal) ic e tv e d


j.lsouthwortiy an^ Sons, !5 0


. . . . ' ; 10 II 0 Roe T 1


Voevers ''ll 1 B'rlgley 1| 1


Asso., ■th’’.’


i.od


St.tcllfte Ii.ckson


'i ifllldtt i;tlon ■Mart


idman,. Ij.,.. C.T


Mr.Id. a. Plfider “lAnon ’’ Wnj. Westh'e^ at^c


mical Ltd.


ndail 1


10 Sons,


Lldbie and £ lP 13 6


Id Son 5 5 d- CHATBDRN1 iMayo r. .1*


... .. 2 2 10


'1 0 |l 2 2


(TWO G lR tS


TWO girls share one iole—th i t of Josephine, the captain’s daughter—in


jiO L E N “ P IN / |O p ’ (IQliert Si^llivan ii’evival Pinafore” whichjis being presented


;his week'by the pupils of Ribblesdale Modern school.


1 The girls are Jean Scott andlvan^a^Hohlker 'Both Were so good that It wap decided they should share this leading role, one girl playing it one evening the; otfisr thd next._


ing the lead she takes part in the chorus.


[.When onei,girl isl not play­ I ;


tb a revival of Interest m these evergreen shows, jjistiy fam- Ohs for their lilting melodies


more than 20 years that a Gil­ bert and Sullivan lopera has been presented in Glltheroe. I t Is hoped that It will lead


This'is the first time for


a£d witty llbrettoes. l l n spite of limited facilities the boys and girls have made aTfirstTfate job of this ambiti-


cjis venture. | j ■ . |


the applause whiph greeted their opening performance in. the school hall on Wednesday


i LOUD APPLAUSE I Their success wa^ shown by


flgbt.;' ■ ! ooked upj . : 'i


the fact that both tonight and tomorrow’s performances are


1 I .


Dmahce IS full of colour, corn-1 leted' by; good singing- and Acting from a taleiited cash '


This light-hearted.story of]


I The; children hafe- respond­ ed excellently to the!coaching of the producer.vMr. Ej Wise­ man, who joined! tbe’ staff kome. time Ago from college/<


I His Italent for operatic prb- ducing is clearly .seen m what ijiiust surely rank as onp of the School’s!“best ever’/ Christmas shows/ I i ,


I The principals acpuif them­ selves well in what to jihem is 'a new field.


tHE PRINCIPALS 1 ! ■


■ I■


, ^ ■ !.. 'i. 'j' . ■


■ ■.’; -I , .f


phine was playep. by Jean Scott. The audlencp took ;h6r


On the opening nlgl^t Jose­ ; i ! [ ' ' •


to their hearts at-once,.- Van­ essa must be very good.; indeed if she is as good ajs;Jean, ! ^ Ian Johnson admirably fills,


the role of Ralph; Ra.cikstraw. the able seaman'In love-with


Josephine.' f '/ ', N .'


vinclng naval touch ; to the part I o f ' Captain j Cofcorran, commanding HM.S.I Pinafore, while! Tony Dean almost steals the show as the Bjlrst Lordof the Admiralty, the,| Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter. I .!


Norman Flack brings a (ionr ■ . I ; NEAT S’TUDY


. •l.h (muslciar )i; Iqcintralto); Jolih 0 accordlor )i; (mezzo-sopra-


was glyen by upils who gave .retlted; Mr-


W. Sharpes


fehriiLmas also pajy- ' the person of Mr. ..te.l


f;* ! ,1


-' 'A. heat -little stiidy'of Mrs. Cripps (Little Biitterfcup) Is gWen by Marlene , Atkinson, and Colin Scott) hnakes a rather sinister Dlok peadeye:^ Audrey 'Wilcocklis! well: cast


portrayal of the | boatswain s mate, Bfil Bobstay.'; .. - •


correct' nauticaL-.alr, for ■ ■ her


Therk'ls a lively'cljorus of seamen and ladles to complete


this happy show. Everything is set off iby-some


realistic scenery ! and pretty costumes. .I t’has| been a. case;


of “all hands on Ideck for many weeks past asjscenery'j and costumes have dll been


made on the . premises . / The'staff arid cliUdren hayd


all played their ,fiart m mak-j ing the.productldn wprthyof.


comparison with| any show given by other schools of com­ parable size. ■ J ,


BEHIND THEj SC E !NES


er, Marie Batterspy, Kathleen Braithwalte, Anne Brierley Beryl' Clarke, Anne Grant Irene Hardcastle/Mai^ion Kay


Young Farmers win


/PtLITHEROE Young jFarmer^ Club beat Chipping 70-5')


in a quiz competition |at Gllth ­ eroe' Royal Grammar. School last week.' The Clltheroe team comprised: N. Biish, E. Thorn- her, G. Musgrovei B. lioynd, W. Holgate. and M. Lund:, j


roe club held a debating! comL petition, the ;moticih lbein| “Are railways obsolete,?’ This was followedi by t|ie J raulo game, “One minute, please;


On ■


Coffee dabtoet Sfb


ORGANISED by 'Toe ” coffee evening ahd cAbaret. was held in the Old Pmple - Club !on Wednesday ■


for old folk !


Mr. 'Raymond iGrlqe tone), Mrs. A,udrey. (mezzo-sopranoLi Mr. Stanley


The entertainers


in:ludei (bar White


Haworth (novelty musics items), and Mr! 'Harold Par­


kinson (baritonq)j. A light orchestra,'Under til


leadership pf Mr.'B.|Ladowskl,


contributed spfeiilal Items ai d incidental music., pbunclllor W. Sharpies wAs corhpere ar d Mr. Cyril King'was aqcompaU- Ist.!' The event-raised ^3 fpr


club funds. i H, a Wednesday, the (lUthe -


thos4 taking part were; Sylvia Abbott, Thelfiia Bak­


In.addition to the!principals Further proof 1? glYen: by'


Kathleen ! ! Swales, Molly Wheeler; (First Lord’s sisters, cousins, I aunts), i I


Chapman,!: i Raymopd Duct worth, Christopher Eatough.


William i! I Birtwistle, David ;


John Fielding, Ian Hamer, Mark -Halsall, Tony Holden. Derek Houlker, Keith Swales Keith Wilson (sailors, mid­


The Week’s i Obituary MR, H. BERESFORD


Miss b. currey


Jenient, Ltd., Clltherde, Mr. pejrbert Beresford,; F.C.I.S., died.suddenly at Nottingham bnj Sunday. He was 63. He was secretary of Ribblest


Secretary of Ribblesdale


jthfe; Horrocksford Lime Co., |Lta.', and the Bold Venture 'Lime Co., Ltd.


dale Cement, Ltd., since its incorporation. In 1935,'and also secretary of its subsidiaries,


! At the time of his: death, iMr. Beresford was also secret­ ary of Messrs. Thos. W. Ward,


!


iLtdi, I of Sheffield, -and had isetved that organisation for more! than 50 years. : He was


I appointed secretary mi 1947. Mr! Beresford;was also sec


shipmen, etc.). I i Behind, the .scenes workers


: -wick (headmaster); prompter. Miss Ji Hbulkerl; costumes. Miss A.'.Jackson and girls; • wardrobe, |M1ss


are:- Muslq,! Miss' iB. ^ c h ; stage mlanager, Mri T. Chad-


Rigby; scmery. 'MJss A^'I’ur- ner, Mr. ;W. Asplriall Mr.-J. Morton,' and boys; lighting, Mr. J.:S.-J Vlrlght. laiid boys; make-up, Miss E.| Smith, Mrs. R Forster/. Mr. /jRlchardson, Mr. J. Turner: properties, Mrs. ■Whlttam:; I hall ; And seating. Mr, J. Bntwlstle,;Mr. J. S. Met­


Smalley. Mrs.


Form 4a iirls; general liaison. Mr. P. Brennam ;


jir^ucer ap^^iiited for


■and Dramatic Society’s cur­ rent' show,' 1


Hussar.”


comedy 'cltcles, .'Mr/ Norman Entwistlel | pi Accrington, Is taking over the production of Clitheroe jAmateuf Operatic


_ (nOWN I in East ILwcashire J. musical-


• its.ptodubhri but; It I was felt'It would 'have' been Mr. j Hardy’s wish thafil'.the |Show should ! continue:/!!


The death of Mr. Laurence Hardy deprived the society of


;That Mfi Bntwlstle should be invited to!take';over the posG


It was Accordingly decided |


ilbn. ■/ I! '.■;■' !■ ' . . He has I produced the last;


three shows given by Accring­ ton Amateur (Dperatlc and Dramatic I i Society, including “Wild 'Vtolets.” ' He will also be remembered for his appear-, ances -in the comedy roles in; this society’s productions.


! u4mateut Qperatlc and Drama- ' tic Society: ' "■


as Hebe, Sir Joseph’s fijst CQU- sln. Jeanette Bleazardl has the


Ti


[Moor Land Methodist Church! ion Saturday of Mr. Gordoii iKenyon.'son of Mr. and Mrs. Rj j Kenyon, jjllof ;):0 Brownlov^ ■Street, '(Clltheroe, and Mis; Ruth Slpipson,'.daughter of Mr. and pirs. J. Simpson, of 22


/'KEI^N-pl^tfPSdN The wecldlrig !tOok place ati


IHarrop Street, Clitlieroe, 1 ■ Given' (a^ay i by her father) the brldq wore, a powder-blue two-piece icostume with hat


■ prayer bppk. Shewore a spraj) 'pf pink Carnations. : Mrs. .


to! tone!(and tan accessories! and carried an ivory-backed


Ice-blue


law of (the bridegroom, who. was in "attendance, wore ah two-plecfe


with tan' accessories pink carnations,


spray of The


Ward, friend of! the bride and bridegroom. Mr. N. Simpsori, brother I of the bride, wa3 groofflsrban.:' ,


__ r^esi ----- ..™ ..... best man was Mr. T.


which the Rev. J. Hi Fenton, 1 dfflclatedjj the ‘ hymn "


During lithe -ceremony, a!


Lord Isj py Shepherd ” was qung. Mr.l Donald Hartley was


organistji/ ' Followiing a rpceptlon at the


“The |


Statibri' I Hotel,! Clltheroe, the coubleilbft for a honeymoon at Blackpool! the -bride wearing a green Qoat with matching hat. Aniongithe gifts were a can­


| RJ I Kenyon, sister-ta-, , |


Mr. Eht'wlstle has produced! two shpws for, the Darwen


“ "Viktoria' and Her ^ ;


I Heaves a married daughter, ! whb Will have the sympathy of


pick! and Railway Co., and of iFfirv/ard Pension Securities,- i iLtd.! " ’


retary of the Milford Haven ,|A I widower, Mr.- ! Beresford


Ijai wide circle of friends and relatives in her bereavement. lA service' at Sheffield Cath-


i'Stltute. I -


i Sympathy will be extended i to'her father and brother in I their loss.


- I Ffl'lr.! White will officiate at the 'Interment which takes place Ito-day at St. Hubert’s church- ' ' I. :


yard. ■ ' 1 I I MR. R. FOULKER


I! Mr. Richard Foulker. of 133, 1 Duck Street, Clltheroe, died on 'Wednesday at Accrlngcon Vic- ' toria Hospital.'-He was 60. ' I' For many years Mr. Foulker worked! with the Rolls-Royce


"Company at Barnoldswick ani /latterly at Holmes Mill as i | '|Clothlo6ker.


I j Ribblesdale Cement, Ltd. ! group of companies will be, j represented at the service by I Mr. |R. Y. Parkinson, sales director, and Mr.'H. Cahill, the


! edfal at noon today (Friday) will hrecede private cremation.


calfe, and '^rls: business. Mr. J L. Garrier;'publicity. Mr. W. l! King; [booking: clerks, etc..


MR. E. BATE


liane, Clitheroe, died at his homp on Sunday after a long


Mr. Enoch Bate, of 49 Moor


illness. He was 66. ' Bom In 'Widnes, Mr. Bate


came to Clitheroe when he was I five years old; ; He was ehiployed. at the, Clitheroe bobbin works as a fire beater for about 20 years and then


;* Irijhls;youth he was a keen ‘ fobtbafier and won a.' clip


| ;


/and 'Ancient Order of Buffaloes' /he wasi at one tlme'seci;etaiiy : of the old Liberal Club, of which he had been a member for many years.


i Associated with the Royal


I Mr. Foulker' leaves a daugh- I ter to jwhom much sympathy ' will [be; given. ,


Mary’s'Church and the Rev. S. Blrtwejl will officiate at the In­


■ He was' associated with St.


terment at st. Mary’s Ceme- terjr to'-morrbw. . ; • i;; , Wss E. GR^NWOOD


worked for 16 years at the Hbrfocksford Lime Co., Ltd., as limestone miller. He retired! two ^nd a-half years ago for health reasons.


/'During the 1914-18 war, Mr.| Bate served with the Royal


Irtlllery as a gunner. I!Mr. Bate played'for many years with the Clitheroe ,RanT gers football team as the left


halfI! Sympathy will be extended to his widow and two sons In, their bereavement. ; The Rev. J. H. Fenton offi­


!;


ciated at the Interment which took place at St. Mary’s Ceme­ tery yesterday.


j


,r A trustee of Moor -Lane Methodist Church,: Mr. W


!


I was 49. and was a!brother of I- Mr. S. Flack, Clitheroe’s Town Sergeant.


„ Mr. Flack, who Hived at 2. Spencer Street, Accrington)


Accrington. ' . .


I After leaving Clltheroe, he maintained a close [association with the Moor Lane Methodist Church. -


t're and two sons, td whom sin­ cere sympathy will be ex­ tended.


at West Bradford to-day. the Rev. J. H. Fenton, of Clltherod, and the Rev. Mr. Vincent, of Accrington, officiating,


The Interment fakes place I | MR. W. MARSDEN j


day at,the home of his son In Brook Street of, Mr. William Marsden. of '9 St. James’s Street, Clitheroe. He was 72. ;| Mr. Marsden was formerly employed as! a weaver, at Pendle Mill. He retired on the outbreak of the last war.


The death occuir^d'on Sun­


James’s Church, and, was | a member of the Working Men’s


He was associated w{th St. '


i ; Sympathy will be extended to his son in his bereavement, i The interment took place nt


Club.


Ft. Mary’s Cemetery on Tu^- day. the Rev. J. S. Parry offl-


!ciatlng. ! ; j T


teen ofji cutlery ' from work- friends jof the! bride at Vic­ toria Mills, Chatburn. and ah electric ! ke’ttle; and case o|f kitchen' jknlves from work friends pf the bridegroom at T.nxham si Ltd.! Blackburn.


'day of Miss iMary Ellen 'Knowles, of ;13,|Kay Street, IClltheroe.' She was85. 1 ! Miss Knowles came to Cllth­ eroe from Blackburn some'18 months ago to live with her piece, Mrs. W.'Ci Fort. She had been associated with Moor Lane Methodist Church, i The Rev. J. H. Fenton, will


MISS M. E. KNOWLES ; The death occurred on Mon-


j Sympathy will be extended to her sister In her bereave­ ment.


| ' ' J He leaves a y?idow, a daughr ' ; ; i ' ’ ' ! j


liam Latham Flack, died on Monday shortly after collaps­ ing during a snooker game at Abbey Street Wesley Institute,


MR. W. L. FLACK j 11-:


-^i"V7halIey famUy of cbm millers; and a pioneer of the Women’s ! Institute movement


A ijmlember of a prominent I


in [Ribblesdale, Miss Ellen GreenWbbd, of Limefleld Avenue, Whalley. died on Sun­ day. She was 74.


'.‘Mls^jElla,’ friends ar


Affectloni


Mias (Greenwood was" well- known for the great amount of yoluntary work she under­


tely . known as among her many id acquaintances.


took Ipnl behalf of various church organisations. 'Fori''many years she -ylas


Gubiirn Gricket 0ub a S ^ J u a l -!


! DANCE WHITE BULL HCiTEI FRIDt


^Y next


(DECEMBER 23rd,' 1955) i 9-30; to 1^0. "


secretary of the ‘ Ribblesdale Nutsing Association. ■ A native of Burnley, Miss


HOLDEN’S BAtip ^dmlMlon 3/-


Greenwood lived for- more than! 30 years at Worston Holisq, Worston, before mov-! InA to 'Whalley about six years ago with -her twin sister, who! died about 15 'months ago.


with /which Miss Greenwood; was actively associated include thS Worston Mission, Chat-l burn !; Parish Church and WhallAy Parish Church. She!! also did valuable work


The many organisations^ ■Vd


for 'the I'Whalley Abbey Com­ mittee. .!


, ley Payish Church on Tuesday conducted by, the! Vicar, ;the Rev; H. C. Snape.l the inter-


! Following a service in 'Whal- i '


• mentiixjok place at Chatburn thA V|car. the Rev. H. Hard: man, officiating. |


MR. J. SEPHTON


Stteet, Clltheroe, died sudden­ ly [at hiS home on Sunday. He was 53)


Mr. John Sephtori, of 18 Fort


Sephton came to Clltheroe at the end of 1924. He was fori mferiy, employed at- the Barrow Print [Works and later at Ash-- worth and Smith’s, Clitheroe, as a bleacher.


[A ,native of Barrow, Mr. [ I


change his trade and he then worked .at Atkinson’s Agrlculq turali Appliances, Ltd., as an assembly fitter. ;


Health compelled him to i |


Luke’s Mission at [Barrow arid later [with St. James’s Church, .Clltheroe. - -


iHe! was associated with St. j [ : [


'OfflcA. [In his youth he played for


of the I St. John’sl Ambulance Brigade and also of the Castle Lodge branch of the Oddfelf lows.j He was a Past Grand Master,- and had held eirery


Mr! Sephton was a meiribe!


the' Barrow Sufiday school football and cricket teams.


who will have sympathy Ih their loss.


He leaves a widow and a son '■ 1


. ;


officiate at the cremation which takes place today; at Skipton crematorium.


St. James’s Church on W®A" nesday. The Rev, J. S. Parry


[Tlie interment took place qt


officialjed. ■ '; Jj ;


. p - ■


Carol servic^ nU !' ^' '■ I" ' J


stories at [rail engine


rrWO iioys stood on a footbridge in the Henthom district A arid! threw stones at a train, Clltheroe Juvenile Panel


S had sdea-and heard stones being thrown as he approached i Cllthefoe station. ■


’^Themriverlafe^^


Sabden ‘Ib ’ V . Chatburn V.H. 6'3 Reg.


30 F. CXittam . 48 Roy [Palmer . 32 K. Davies 60 handicap


' ^ ’! ' i i i 4


24 C. MtiorhousB R. Cunliae 75 E. Mi^rliouse , A. Snjalley


SNOOKER G- Llmbert


A. Llmbert handicap


N. Wlndle R. Wilson


' i prindteton v. Barrow


' 125'S. Bllrileen 25 ;T. rmgaale 35 V. 'lyindle 30 W. "rdviAer


. 50 handicap . 252 '' j!'


' ■ '


60 J. BilHqdgsdn . B. Scott 37 a; G Eccles. . ' ■ 1 ' /-T} ■; ! K. .Wilkinson ■


. W. Nuttall . C. Forrest W. Johnson


F. McNab hanjilcap.


353


burn V.H. ‘B’ v. Sabden ‘A’ ''45 P. 'Vyebster . J. C. Frost 50


138 M.: Ideson. .. F.' Charnley 40 l32 F. Ipwrison


i :' : i| A.j.Mlddlebroiigh q4 40 T. uTOsvenor H. Parkinson 49


28 B. iVJdlmsley ... D.'Nuttall 59 ,, I


'53 D.'Hornby .. A. Blrtwell 34 30 handicap , ; : handlpp 30


'263 '! ' ' '326 16 oae! itone on his footplate. |He


1 Mr. A. D. I^acarthur.othe Probation Officer, said one of the boys was a keen member of a train-SDottlng club.! He had a model railway af hIs home...


j The other boy had 'recently handed in to Clitheroe police statfon a wallet containing 80s. which he had- found i Both boys had excNlent characters and had not "been in trouble before. They now teallSed the seriousness of the bffence, and had promised not to offend again,


1 . i


I Mr. (I, G. Watson, of Man Chester, on behalf of British Railways, isald: “ This, is • a very dangerous practice. Ini Some cases drivers and flre-


■ | ,


!, Alderman F. iBentham, pre­ siding, said that In view; of their good record and the fact j;hat they now 'realised the 'seriousness of such offences the boys would be granted an! Absolute discharge on payment' ■of costs, i


mefi have ■ been sSrlously In­ jured In cases of this sort); which might (result - in the train not! stopping when It Should.” : '


i .


Clarolsi was held in the: Moor Lane Methodist Church, Cllth-


HE Christmas service of the -f- ! [Nine, Lessoni and Nine


eroA! on Sunday. [ An address vvasj given by the Rev. Jl H. Fenton. The choir .was led by MrJ i D. G. Hartley, who [was also I the organist:}


: ! I


by Mr. F. H. Brpom, Miss H, Jackson, Mr. A. Hanson, Miss S. Fort, Miss P. Garslde. Ml5s D. 5nack,,Mrs. J.| Slater, Mrs. D, G. Hartley and ■ Mrs) R. Webster.


; The Nine Lessons were reald I


mas service of song was con­ ducted by Mrs. R. Webster.


[edical degnje


•Ireland), a member of a wdl- known Clltherqe ■ farming family, Mrs. Ralne E. I. Rop- erts, has gained the degre :s pf M-'B- Ch.B., with; dlstlnrttlop -jhjmedlclns. . i |


IjAUGHTER of the late' Mrs. 'iJ. Birchall (nee Eva Ijlary


MI Dr. Roberts,- whose father, versity. ; j ' , I' In the! afternoon a Christ­


to I her relatives In their be­ reavement.


[Sympathy will be extended !


I,


N.^ip.cx:. “;bE BRANdri)


AMILV 'JCE


jrlll bA held at the


Fwa^ an ROYAL HOTEL CLITHEROE[


Thursday Jan. 5thJ !956 Danclnt 7 p .m . 1 12


;!,'■',{ ticlcets-, 12/6.1


and Mrs. Ctaremont


(Including lefreshmentA) from, Mrs. OwenJ Primrose 'F ousej ‘Westhead, :cAjissali '/Ivenne, ClltlKleroe;


ICLITHEROE Al


BOWIJAND FAl 44th


ANNUAI,


FARMERS in the'


ffing Lane Hall, Clit|e


Fridiiy, Jan. iStb, j Ambassadors Orche:


Ticikets 5/-


are now [available from bArs of the [Committee Secretary’s Office:—10, [Ca street! Clitheroe. Tel. K3


-T^ips /■■ j


B,ly i rai f6


Blackburn SATURDAY ' !BL


Blackburn . prdlnary per


Glsburn dep Rlmliigton CUatbhrti piltberoe Wballpy


OTBALL ! R. y. Leices 24th\ DECEll


.ACKBURN I lirt 12-I45 p.m! 12-50 ;p.m.i 12-57 p.mj i-2 p.m. 1-0 pjn!


"leturn 4-40' p 'Ice.


For details other cheap quire 'a t ! St official


BOOK


BER ! I


'2/3 1/11 1/9


2/S'


of the ahOTi! ^ faculties, plea i


Rtlons. Office; railwaV


. n . ! or l and


1/3


ailway Agents IN ADVANCE


e en- And;


(|69|9)


ALSO OLD ENGLAND, yANTELL/^, RADIAC AND| MENTOR COLLAR!. ATTA(3HED AND


p iltf B L EXCURSlOlNS


(in [conjjinction with [ Standerwick Ltd.) |


from [gLIi |hEROE, 16.! VVellJate WHALLEY. 'Bus Statiq i I


SATURDAY; 24th^ECEMBi:R


! Blackburn !R, v. Leicester.!). DepartIl-15 pjn. Return farp|2/3,


I MONDAy. ;26th DECEMBE [; [jurnie r v, Preston N E [ Depart; t-15 p.m. Return far!


[ I Blackburn R. v. Sheffield [ Departil-15 pjri. Return - >


Departing a so' from Whalley', 1 Station 15! minutes- laaer,


CLITHEROE, 16. Wellkati j ;, j ;Phone.176,


' 'BookI lat ' Local Office: (dr. Brookes) Park Villas. Whalley, [[or! at local Agenc:,


6 , K IN G S T R E E H , C L ITHE nOE -------------------------------


'Telephone! CLITHEROE 829


Hall Farm, Hlgham. Is a fpr- ihAp student (of Burnley [High School and Manchester Uni­


r. J. Birchall. lives at Brook.


•Platt,' Professor of Medicine;at Manchester- Royal Inflrmajry. >nd will taie up her duties ;on lariuary, 1st.


:; phe has . been . appointed house pfiysiclaii to Mr.- [R.


'V


ROYBECK PLEASE^ order! E


■XMAS PART PACKED ME


Deceraler Parties.


xMasIcakes, Out! Cafe! Is availab


list for


Private! . I !-


from ' ii.


will m i FORT, IWf.P.


, be available to Ccnstltuents who need his help ; ■fl id sdviCG'


t o m o r r o w , S-VtURDAY, DEC. 17th ■as follows; 10-30 aim,, HURST GREEI; .11-0 a.m. 'DU’PTON.- He will be in a grey!car, number FCB823 -The Gepservative: Club,' RIBCHE3TER


11-30 a.m. ■ - - - - - - ^ ' n !l


; TUNIC StHIRTS: — GOLLAR-ATTAGHED SHIRTS IN NYLON AND T ERY L E ^


WE HAVE A WIDE RANGE OF KNITWEAR BY WOLSEY and TWO.


FANCY SOCKS IN WOOL/NYLON, LENp. ALSO CIRIMPED NYLON ATTRAcrriVE SHADES


EX(


ICLUSIVE STEEPLES


NDTERY- , JOCKS IN


THE HdUSE FOR ' VALHE


R b t n f o r e e d I w i^ NYLON I


This doth is exclusive to ‘Double Two’ ' reinforced v/ith ! Nylon for additional strength ahd longer life. In a fine variety of attractive check patterns and plain


i All ‘Double Two’ Shirts feature the


many oti er fabrics and patterns, : f


colours selection


PATENTED SPARE COLLAR


We have an excdlent of ‘Double Two’ in


meni- j


j r the [Castle


O’ 0


Perfume &om Paris. Blue Grass, My Love, On Dit, ftbm.45/-


i


Blue Crass Dusting Powder and Hdnd Soap 15/6'


I


Jewelled Duet Lipstick, two shades in one gOt holder 27/6


Guest Soap in gay wrapping. Blue Grass, My Love,[June Geranium 8/-


:CALL IN 0UR| ' SHOWROOM AND SHOP IN. COMFORT


CHARLES CLE M.P.S.J CHEMIST,!


GG


is, church STREET, CLITtoROE ’Phonb: 591


,


©EAL GMUSTMAS FOR MEN


collar attach'


GIFTS d SKIRTS


' Gifts o f Distinctionj


I medal when iplaying with !a ! Clltheroe team about 1914. ;


:' i : , - j '


. Miss Barbara Currey, aged 53, died on Tuesday- at Mill House Farm, Dunsop Bridge, i i Associated with St. Hubert’s 'R.G. Church, she was a mem- 'ber of the icholr. She was also la mepiber of the. Women’s In-;


Brdckhall Hospital! Langho; Nij. Blackbiiijn


! A Public Peilformance of PATIENTS’ -PANTOMEVK ^


PUSSINBOOTp


I' ' I I will be-given ' I lAT THE HOSPITAL i


i Tomorrow I (Saturday 1


I, . f I ■'-•'I • I. . i


! i ' 'at 5-15 p.m. , i A Collection will be taken


ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION The Quaijterly Night


I MEETING I I will bd held in


The Labour Rooms


I Eshtou I !at7-3C |19th DE


! Grin Village


Terrace i p.m.'i on


ICEMBER


dleton Institute


ANIWAL ' ;' I


WHIST DRIVE AND DANCE


Boxing Nightj Dec. 25th' REGAL DANCE BAND


Fuy particulars next week


LEJ US BE Y()UR ‘SANTA’ THIS YEAR “ HAVE


TV, Radio or


! installed for I CASH - TERMS - OR RENtAL )gram


las


I ! A GOOD SELECndN OF u s jam ' ! ELECTRICAL GIFTS TO CHOOSE FROM (


Irons, Fires, Shavers, Record Players!, Ketttes Yacuum Cleaners and | Dustettes, jBlankets Trouser Pressers, Xmaii j Tree Ughts and . I Spare Bulbs^ Etc. |


'I '' ■ ' ■ ' ! • ' ' ' ' '


Triiies, Scjootere; Dolls jRrams, Cycles, Etc. Good Stocks of O^tmaS Reclords


A. E. HARGREAVfes


FOR SERVICE BEFORE !MD AFTER SALES Moor Lane and Woone Lane,


I CLITHEROE [ i


TEL. ',''683 ■' I


- I .


- - , Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 16, 19^1 ■ 5


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