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OJTHEROE LOSE IN FIRST


4 m S U N D A ^ I BELUUNGEKS’ SUNDAY W ^55 TEUST ANNIVE


The Rev.Chatburn, saidjiaw congregatlon.sal.H'


Methodist when'he preaxjhefl^ the last tlm?; j^t


afternoon servlM T WrlKht,of.)l^aHey,' : ^ner-


,of trust funds. \ Vl'' '}


COf^GREGA'nONAL j


i C L I T H E R p E ■ ' ' I ■ ^ C H U R C H s u n d a Iy ^August jZ8th, 1955) n e x t


worship at ,10-30 a.m; and 0-0 p.m. conducted by


R e v . j c. J. G u U d f o r d


l i y : i i l i :


SEPTElMBEli 4th and 5th H'ARVEST WEEK-END


IwOMEN’S GUILD SPECIAL MEETING


WednesW Next, August 31st "


at 3-0 p m. m o o r l a n e


Methodist Church I C i n ^ R O E


SUNDAY .NEXT |, ]


I (Augusi 28th, 1955) | I -10-30 a.m.:


Rev. J. flenry Fento^ 6-,0 p . m . :


|i Miss M. Bleazatd j,


LADIES’ CLASS^ 2-0 p.m.i: Sjieaker'. [mRS. TALBOTj


MONDAY- i L e s l e y C U T H E R O E - S U N D A Y r ^ E X T


i (August 28th, 1955) I ' 10^30 a.m.:


R e v . J a m e s W r i g h t I 6--0 p.m.;


1 ' ^I R e v . | J . B . H i r s t


(Clayton-le-Moors) I CHATBURN


M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H


. ^ S U N D A Y N E X T I (August 28th, 1955) Preachers;


' ib-30 a.m: M r . G . K i n d e r


: j . 3-0 p.m.: I I R e v .


G O D F R E Y K E N Y O N


This will he Mr. Kenyon’s l^ t service as Minister of this j Church.


All Friends welcome: Jollie Memorial


Congregational Chui'ch Barrow


C H U R C H I


a n n i v e r s a r y SERVICES


S u n d a y N e x t , A u g i ; ; ': ; Preacher;


[•) ■ !*


R e v . C . H o l g a t t I Blackburn


! SERVICES: . (■ ! i/ iv v . I i


I Afternoon 2-15 - Evenjng 6-0 ; anthems by the ghoir. 33-SEATER


l u x u r y c o a c h ■ available for |


I D U T T O N T R A N S P O R ' N o o k G a r a ^ ,


P r i v a t e P a r t i e s , f o r k s ’ O u t i n g s , F o o t l j a U M a t c h e i s , e t c .


I D u t t o n , N e a r L o n j , ' Tel. Stonyhurst.j231


I L e v e r ^ s “ l i b o l ” C a l f M e a l


Th8 Perfect Milk Substitute No Bolling Water ifeauired : For particulars: Mk: :


I Vf. Bamber, 32, Ramsgreave Drive, ■Blackburn, Tbl, 4ft08.


3.T ’ 1 i REM0VA18 AND STOfiAP^


PICKFORD8 REMOVERS ANO . BTOBER6 I ■ .


IBrancbas o'rerTWbere. | Home,'part lot, stogie aitlole. Local OfBoe:


gsi Whalloy Range. Blaekburn. Tel, No., 44742. ■


I LET US DEVELOP AND PRINT yOUR


_SHAPSHOTS_


GHAS. CLEGG, MPS. . : CHEMIST ' •


!


Sj Church St., Clitheroe tel. 591


h ■ ■ - . - I ■ ■i' ■ ;


-Pfjmn wm .


I FILM In Fail V


'elbow' aribr Ifalllng at Dovra-. ham, yeaen lay .week. He was . convey^ tc' Blackburn Royal ^ ^ rmary Ifir treatment^.


— 2g8, i Wdalley New-road,; Blackburn,I | dislocated .| hls;


._ PEET, aged 13, of T lovered 28t h


LEADERS’ MEETING J c h u r c b i


j f


T.i^nhonei Wh»ll«y «»« Tues.. jWei


• Lana turner an^ CARLbS TH05IPSON in


ElW e ]tlie Fljesh


I' !


,SCH0LABS’ O t - p i f ^ r eanlsed by members of the


..


Unionstreet Met n o n isv Churct Sunday Schpa schol­ ars’ outing was held or satur day, ^ e n about 4Q PU1>


1\ compahled by


went by coach to Morwamoe. '. annual TRIP—I Scholars


i^'^ambe


» (^ .w l th t fe ^ p a re n ^ ^ ^ ^ and teachers, , went; on the annual Sunday ScHl


- , Cert.'X.


HUMPHRI^ bog art and * AVA 6aRDNER in


Thundw. Pfiiiay «ml . Saturdty. I


TTie iBa^efoot I Cpntessa


Cert.


Siturdiiye.' irt I and Houte.^-16 P.m.


J ' ■ E5 ■ w'eA-d*y^ ' PrioM! ;i;»! ( S p e e c h a n d p r a m a ) . . . S U C C p S E S .


the poetry society, LONDON


Senior Bronze jj edal: Patricia Taylcr (Credit).


Junior Silver M edal. Maureen Colpnge.


Junior Bronze Medal:


Robin Sharp (Honours), jroe Hartley (Honours .


Christine Gillian SyhW (Credit). Christine H^’greaves^^^^^^^


Irene Davies (Drodit). Martin Robmson (Credit),


joaij S t^ t; j. Junior! Certifiwte: , Norma Stetihenson...


Alan Hill (Cfedit). Graeme, Pa,rher.


■HoghEoseJ I- , ; Gfeoflrey Mattocks. Ian Laurence. Barry Turhe|:.


Juveniles Ba igje:


S a S R S U . Barbara Bioym. i


Secondary (jertlflcate: Vivienne Green (Credit)


Wendy Bfadshaw. Margaret Blackburn. Ann Ferg ispn.


iElementary ■Linda Wi'


UIUU CJ*


Certificate: , kliison (Credit).


Philip Robinson s g f n i . r r s «


”


G R E T A . ■ ; A.ij.ii..'*.


25, HAWTHORNE PLACE, CLITHEROEi


Tel. 397.


next tsrm commences SEFCEMBER 27th.


FARMERS’ ; oVEjRALLS


I 1 , ; ■■ A ( |k e t s !


■jtI o u s e r s B^TiQtTALrry


b o o t s i


i WRljcLETS


CLTPHEROE MARKET 7AND R/iILWIaT SIDING


Telephone. 892


a v e t I ^ thel 0|d Firm.


nOBiNgOM. HEY8 & CP;! AT?/ BLAOKBURNi ,, i ,


.. joANri


LOANS WITHOUT BEOURITY cm to £5.000


6 FI 8. RICHARDS LTD.j _ $, loweley SIfeet. Leicester. Tr»£„hriRs[after September-3rd. ; :


Mary EamsMw (Honcmrs). jotaEobinMn (Credit) Vera-Waddtagton (Credit).


***• r a o N


iSSS of Clitheroe.. ■. ^ ^


^^Islon of new.heaflng appara-


were the organlsPjrsj SAW L E t ,


Sawley Women's j Institute presided over by fcs


t■ WOMEN’S ' I N s b W ^ he monthly meeting of t^^^


s paying her Che institute. |by, MlssRob- Benson. ■. .A dressed


ron by Miss J. lecting con- games.


T e c ^ c J ^ idenW ^ am . Siccesse^


/-HtTHEROE aii(l dlstrmt ^ students smcessful imthe Blackburn Mumci;)al ^ckl College Ci,tyi:ind GuU^ of London Instltutfi examlna


mi (old schemd), faurth yew, S n d class: R m seed. J. M.


tloM for 1955 ate:,;- - dotton manufacmre., weav


Sharpies (Clltheioe), flfto vear second IclaM: J.. M.


Shkrples, J. p.ifwhitohoad (Clltheroe)-.


.Cnesmre examination


carpenters abd, j o 1 n e r s course, third ^ea:. P ^ . E.


S n e s T l l * ^ ^ ^ ^


B n ) : second; year, P.lj, Birch (LanghW. course, first .^eOT, pa^. F.


y&r, pass; B. iMoore eriie).


Walmsley (Clitheibe). Brlct laver? and- masDUs’ course, thmd veaL p a ls :S e e d .(Low Moortf Plumrefs’Jcourse. third


carpenters’ >nd lo in e r s ’ course first year pass: J. W. Wright (Waddlni ton). Plumb­ ers’ course, seconjd year, pass: W O’DonnbU i (Clltheroe) Pl^terers’.'cdursle, flrst^ year


tWes “C" eximination;^ . j . tlm.fundifor the pro-


S fbr the chu?|ht )eneflted by more than £9 jlOs. Mr^ • Barnes and Mrsi Gl Barnes


at St' Paul’s Sun lay School, ac-


mah W. Wllkiiison vvaA orgAn^ and’collections.werej in aid


flight from ^anaBa


•SionW, Gnt^OirC.? E:e8d,lfqLM^w ^assMur-


Siril theif?youngesVd^^ patl vVho married; a .CanMjan


,uniied:King^^,?( C0riey/;iemigriat?d.'^’


' soldler-after ithejWJ r- ley Ils employed by the Ontario


Hydro-electric


: EOT'3 » & i a n ( m p f w s ; '^UtlJ He was S scretary for


■ t e n t h D ' » A V ' ^ _ R i c l l ^ ^ ^ ^ reserve, in


•■standing at 177 fo r 7. | A*J'r •__i. nn nnn_ jatd’and tra- velA about i20,goo rmlle^j.ea^ch,


B o ^ a r l a n d so sec^tary r e Read Liter: ly. Institute froih 1937 to 1947


Ghodway. promoted from first TRserve in Read s match y tn .


iblta[bright with another


‘who scored 61 bef >re adeclar Atm was made .with thh score


'V In a dour reply fettle Tohnny (jreenwo 3d (49) and Wt Brovm (45 hot out) .delud­ ed stubbornly aid .fcric^ U dAaw. Lacking the services^ Eriiie Close, Rea(. strove, , h ^ for victory but Settle naa


were drawn. WHAI


.EYI annual TRif.-BMhgtbf


Langho and Whslley horticul­ tural Society he id-its: annual, buttog onTWedi.esday, 'When jl


visit the ^btaportj flower I 36 members went by


^Ow. The trip by the hon. secfetacy, Mr. E. -Walmsley.


G lSB l teN


members of Gisliurn friet YoUng Farmers Club


beow Turn on. - r m a be iere given Instf ctlon In the


purposes and sale g S h o V F ^ /G l s b M Monday. Than, is to ^ - ^ b d


S were e xm ^ ^ ’suS ffe'' Ttack and Mr D. sutcun^


the Parish Hall where th;w at­ tended a smocking demoMtra lion thanks to>®,demomtra^ tor, being expreped by Mrs. d.


he feminine ^ction^nist in


Coates. h u r s t g r e e n


AWHIST. AND DOMINOES. g r f e S I funds


Motor CycBsU In iCisbuni Mishap


tttheN two motor cyclists were involved n an


the Burnley-road near GJbmn J®


on ’Tuesday i ight. one o f , me motor cyclist > , and a . P~I®, passenger wen taken -to hospital.


nSs; A.Thonli)scn (Clitheroe)]


;'(Langho);- sbeo id , class: A. S I


Ilshdiithand-Jtyps^ single subject:;-English I T class: I J.; Hobertehaw fcUtheroe)-,’ tecond c l^ . n Holt (Clltbeipcl; English rv], I s t class;! j | K. Whalley


(i. Taylc r (Bllllngton|


li Shorthand! 6(; w.p.m., &st c l^ : K. 7W?i|ii;ey (Langho)|; 70 w.p.m„ first C ass; C. Taylor I(BllUngton);] sb iond cla^; J.


Robertshaw theroe) Type­ writing, 30 w.d-n., first clas^.


K Holt ((lllwo®^'^- ^°^®’^i Shaw (Glltheroj); ;35 w.p.m.,


second class; C. T a y ln r (BiUlngton) 50 w.p.m., secoiM class- M. Birk^ it (Langho), B. B. PoUitt (Blmington).


grouped Couise , certlflca^..| health “n^nflilpd him to .Shorthandfyjp^ts’eo.urse,


' In additloili the ■ following I student \yas


3 L^U


year, passt (Olltheroe). P R O P !


Ro ykOU V S A L E


riPHE ■ 'prWeity known as A “Stavel^y,” jWbrstbn, vras.


sold by fauc tion yesterday yreek, reallsliig £750. Ajic- tloneers were Messrs Hgther- s£dl and jFp ’rest- GhthWoe, and vendor’s ■ solicitors Were Messrs. Barib v.’.Rbwlalld ,m


Gompany,! o: ;5t. JamepA :Street, Ac(|rl(i Stom,


I V H N G


,Son. 1115; tH.} 3ebd, 1114; Cottam and Son, 11}!; A Bcoles, 1110;


result In tlib race from GloucrateV was; J. Snapb 1119: Cottam and


CliUieroe!(, joining Society’s


.Webster and E on, 1093 and 1092; . Burgess aM Son, 1091; N. Hall,


1084; D. -3ooibler;i 1078; 'Whlt- Waker and flaixlso'n, 1074) Wrigley and Addis ini 1073.


bertshaw


arawer-iii n xiuucj ,a coiipelled


tire about two years ago.


MR. fe. HAYDQCK Robirt Hay dock; ;of 4,


eroe at an early age.ripending the remainder of hls life, to the


town) I '


known in the district as a horse dealer, but-the gradual,


For many years he was well; , ;


L^r^erlln it Abbey MUl.. Hl^ to re­


»***** .


E n g 1 Is 1 Martyrs (?hnron, ■Whallev, Mr. Haydock l®8v®s a widow to whom sympathy.ls extended &.her bereavement.


Closely iissoclated ydtri the


I Requlen. Mass at the Eng- ■|lish Marts rs Church will pre-


Icede' .the Intement nt m I Joseph’s. Cemetery. ; Hut St ! Green, tomorrow, Saturday; -


I I ''mR3.M. HIGSON , '


■ - A'former Chs^thWiif Mrs. Mar a 'Hl^.ori.- ofyG^!“®


hill-road, ' Carluke, -Lanark- ^Ire, dl id; in hospital last week. Sl,ewas82.


^


daughter oLthe late Mr. Mrs.'T. / . Townson, who used


Mrs. H gson was the second to live a1 Clough Hank, Chat­


burn.- Before she left the village for Scotland about 20 years agJ she was ®onnected with Ch£ tburn Parish Ch,uroh. : sympathy will be extended


to her r e l a t iv e s to; their bereavenent.


yesterfla? week at Wlsha-w. ;


MB. J. GRAINGER The ( eath occurred a t hls;


home, 01 Tuesday, of John Grainger, of; 22, HallrStreet.,


(jlitherce. -He was 75. -,


' !: Wir. isralnger was bo/fi °®^’^ ITOltewiell, taut moved to Cllth­


The iiterment took- place . ' ■ ' • V.


advent: of motor power caused; hls trade to decline, and he ; eventually retired, j


and two daughters, who will; have srtnpathy In,their loss. |


t The I Rector ®f'Bt-J{fffi®®’fv the Rev., J. S. Parrs, will offlcl-


ae at the Interment at St.| Mary’s Cemetery,' Clltheroe; today; (Friday).


i'


Rowland family, Mrs. Maryj Jane Marsland; died on Sun^


•lived in Whltewell» 3>nd went to live in Dunsop Bridge after being taken ill at the hegtonr ing of the yeaL She was wcUt known and- rf e s -p e c t e d to Whitewell,,■where her husband the .late Mr. J) Marsland, had


(Mrs. Marslarid had formerly !.'


Marsland member


MRS. M, J. MARSLAND ! A'^’member of a well-known


day at the home of .her son. and' daughtef-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs ' J. Marsland, of Moorf, lands, Dunsop Bridge. She was'73.,; : " ■ ■


A widower, he leaves a son I'spinner. ; rciiiug V


li'creel a!few nice brown rtout with' the<ald of a small vfbro-


■ ; Pools in both rivers, parricu- larly the Hodder, .[have hep fished with some success by sea trout anglers at rilB“t.;


' - | f S y " £ “and4ow society ' j FINE SPECIMENS


particular pool on' ^ e Bod^r was! well-stocked I'with some ..'really fine specimens.


All observer i states that one ;


seems almost lifiP?®®(ble tempt these firti at the present tlme-.i ?lthougri', one or [two have been-taken. - j


■ Despite this fact,jhowever, It


■tylth a second hot spell now' in full force, cotidltlons


unllkfely to improvp, immediate future can only bring a further extension of the; exceedingly thin time at •present being eiperienced by


anglers..


'Michael’s Parish, Churoto Mrs, vms also a former!,


been a water-bailiff for a number ofj years.‘ closely assriclated' ,wlth - St.


Union. , ; i


t(i rhef - fam ily t in tl berfeayement.I


Sympathy 17111 be extenj ' ' ■


of >| the i Mothers' ,


ReV. T. B. Reid,, offlclated.i at : funeral! at .Whiteweri


The Vicar of-Whlteiveil, the lsh Church on Viednesday.


.Preston. R, Smithies, H. Wash- brook. R' Scott, A. Musgroire,


Teanis F o r Tb-ihorrow rilbWesdale Wanderers:--S.


K.° Bedes.' K. 'Standrtog.„G- Wpddworth, Wi B|lrch, D. Hlt-


cheri,; Walsh. :■ , j I


. llnson, P. 0^®5®ib A- D.i -Parkinson; ■ K.: Bpldem K-


T.; Hlnks, K.


Wlnckley, I. Johnson, J. Den­ nett, C. Simms.


■ ;


Meet at groundjl-30 p.m, Ribblesdale WalnderMs^l-


Farm Fuels and iuljricaiits BRITISH AND BEST |[


YOUR RE6EHI lUTHORISED DISTRIBUTOR IS


1 .


108 IIPSEHILL ROAD, PURNLEY Ti LEPHONE; BURNLEY 7454


T,tA.. Clltheroe. '


, of: success, stories aniQng locM 1 angler^,' one enthusiast did


Although there is I a scarcity, A : ---; ~ L e ! Earby. was « from


S r t of tae machtoe,. and came off. Ai other motor cycle, S n by cordon Kippax, of Heather-view, Barnoldswick, was


I K S a i l in . collirionf with the first


madhine. Mr. Keatlig and rthe PiUlon


Afll^neer • < n Mr. Kippax’s machine wer; . taken to Beedy- ford Hospita, Nelson, suflerng


oH 'hv the Viern, tire Rev. v* t a -whist and'dbmln'O: drive


hlld in St Join’s school on SatOTday.Prlze5.,wj?,?J®G t '


I GRINDLETON rnUNTY EFFORT—A coffee g S S « ^ b y > «


S i — w i o a b S % ^ f o S the Institute’s xontri-


buUon to the County effort for W.I.' funds. Members ofj the committee and helpers sc.'^^d coffee' and blscu(ts, staffed, a ^ g and buy stalljand pro­ moted games ahd|sideshows in the garden. A j treasure' hunt. wOT Won by Mrs! Mills, a cake-. Buesslng compeUtion by Mrs,


imgleton,,anda ■gate.


I'j ‘ d o w n h a m


, Lafiy GUtheroe^ the monthly mating of


' WOMEN'S ■ INSTITUTE.-


ham Women’s institute ^ h e ‘?('hool yesterday week, iwhen an tajlerestingr demomtratl^^


was! thanked by Mrs. . Watsoii' A competition for the^ best


51 n a a


house ?l^“t Richards and |Mlss Eastwem^ The social half


Mrs.'


form of competitions. ! T ea hoTtes^ w e re : ; Mesdames


f ’°^Tea


Barber, Todd, MIsSm M. Sharp and R. War


T O S S l b E DANCE.-About; lOOi^ple


■.attended th® dance held a Tosslde Institute, on 1 Friday


night when dancing was to the S ^ lc of .the Bijou Band. ,


Oilheroe Reumon^ In Au*brafei


f 'lllT'HEN Mrs. M, Riding, IzL I ■


Vy seedall-avenue, Clitheroe,


' arrived in i^ustraUa last y,e^ at the .start of a 12 month?


holiday, she; wot, greete^.hv many Clitheronians and their families who were 6ager_ to


friends. ■ ! i ■:' i ■ .


li Mrs. Rldipg,. who 1 recently "returned frqm her long sta^to


Sydney ias !the guest oif per married sister, ; m e^t ; m^y people who had ®^8'^uted from their native Clitheroe.


.Driver, niece of M'^- B- Trlmby, JJ>„ a neighbour. i Another coincidence was a^nneettog, with Mrs. "Faylor, sister of Mr, -


miles outward ! sea : journey, Mrs. Rldln'g first meL kfts.


Trlmby;- ' f j f f S r » S i v T M r . T


c'oiSteo?' A won by Mastei J-Melhns^^|^ ■ ceeds were m aid of senom


ed to receilye the news.f om ^irOOT ; M. brother, Mr Horace


home werel Mrs. Day, whose .j-AtLLEGED .by the police to ■


other Clitherbnlms delights ixjucAvc uAv


vS;fr6m HOivnE-^' A


son,


Mrs. Franink Allen,:“formeriy pf 'staged'bf. 40r44 ni.p.h.. E^i*' (30), “Shawcllff^,” Gold


live ri, ;i


native Of the town; Mrs Ivy - Neal, who has a sister living in


Herithornnroad; Mrs. Stone, a . . .


« Tvxr ] 1^ r , . Acre-lane, G t-i----J. TT»«*vTrrxnH TT


■tyaddington-ro.ad, und Mre, J. ; .


Coates, whose mother lives in Henthom|-road.


usually take lodgings or live in host'els Provided by trie AUS-.


Emlgraijits, on their arrival,


tralian Government, hut aftyr a few years residenc© have an iopportunliy of.|piff- chaslng a plot of land^ and building their own houses. !


“DOWN UNDER”


Neal arid Mrs. Coates and their families who afe now


Such Is the; case with Mrs.


living in; their own houses. Durlrig her 12 “J^ths so­


journ “down under” Mrs, Rld^ Ing travelled many thousands of'miles by car, ..ylsltlng pl^®®. of interest and expf^rriiS Newr South'Wales.


Mu l l nine months but, says


Incidentally, while she was f in Australia no rain feU for . a,


rs. Hiding. ‘!th® g ^ s was just as green as It Is'here.


irinfed £1 and had hls licence 'endorsed at Clltheroe Magls- i trates’ Court, yesterday.


reat Harwood, wasTQ p


I I Inspector W. Wright told the I'court that while on duty In i‘(Jlithefoe-road, Barrow, .on ! Thursday, July 28th, P.C. Ray , saw defendant driving a v p along- Clltheroe-road in the


II When Lee stopped to'Whalley, iI P.CJ Ray questioned him, i ana


[ dlrectlori of Wrialley. I,'!.


'1 iJO' DISPUTE : __ n11nrvn/q frt VlQVP


__3: was alleged to have said, ‘11 am sorry. I- cannot dispute it.”: Told he would he re­ ported, defendant said , I wot not - watching myi ■speed­ ometer,’! a.dded Inspector [Wrisiitti


j. Lee iwrote to the court stat- | ing that the van was a brand liew 0H6 to which ho was not accustomed. .-.He |promlsed


I ,


I 'greater I care in the futur^ i ridding j that ■ It wa.s his first


joffence.l


S f W s n aW e i f e - § n ; tL bene “ ‘of any


made .before such; debts are,


21, Church Street. . Clitheroe, Lancashlr..


.solicitors paid. fa full;


: ;


DATeId ’ this 17th day of August, | Ramsbottom, Lldiile & Dixon.


iH s w s i i V ' ..


- Mr. Horace- WliklnT.( :,|.iAhave driven a motor van i es . -.Im; 'iEdllsford-read;


sfordTrp,aC I .through "Barrow tyUlage At a ,1 fguLee W • onawcuuc


icOMPAEACt.|l948 ^ Muriel G. Bargh EAST VENTURE VILLA,


Nr. CHATBURN STA’DON. Tel.: 325 Chatburn


10 Years’Experience Appointment only.


F o rd so i\ 1 MCJor \


bring your tractors TO US FOR REPAIR—Latge


] NEW TRACTORS SUPPLIED


or Small-Hand I take advantage of our amazing service.


Walmsley ^Simpson _ l im it s —


: Phone: CLITHBROE 17 ' - POULTRY AMP eggs £90 per 100,


Fob .The BEST PRICES AND IMMEDIATE REM


ACCBfeDITED HATCHERY. 6UNNY8IDE'


^ S S S j * S » view. Read;


CIO (p.ofa'^ riombledon


OF Horses, Cov/s, Bolls, BTC., Dead; or Alive.


R.S.PX.A. LOM


JOHN HOLT, Jnf. ; OVAL.


’ Doy and VlffM Seniice - j


Fat Horses [Booght at Top Prlcee.


used. ANE KttLERS


Black L a n e E n d s , C o l n e . TEI.1 Wycoi-LER 200- _


Shay Head Co^ge,


Lever’s Battery “ PeUets”


' a r m e r s l won tvo


and Fores| brani khanf Wolf-


up plons ii.


A


with manj Moor nett, who left paid


MEMI ardmiri TriejCii ,.year^


Mill, T Sb


* B IR'


viri^, brai Wei Isari'Wh'; will


ndsdajj


,’ljHD4 R. Hi Wadi herf


■A :rpe.'


.Stef ,th.


bd 76 < FbRl


a iy-r(]


,ed ,8821 175)|


ch ' At the end of her 13,()00i


hear at first-hand -their home town ! p d j mutual


g i g t J S n S 'B ' a r S i


Trezlse linked '.up Shots from McManus, Burnert and^ilklnson ■


saved! but i though OUtheroe S & u e d tpisustain preOTure


were br^lantly


. .elthen ‘ the'Tantlclpatlon of TipeveR Of ttioir own, Isiclc of scorlife piifich In the centre ‘ denied them a goal. .


untU veil into the secoMhalf,


'! ■'•: [lively LEADER ■ ' Prescot’s; second goal, Uke their first,! came against the run pf the play, and again owed much to .the opportun­ ism of Davenport, a lively leader, who fastened on to a


rTEvri PUBLIC NOTICE* liliv


"I . ■ CLITHfjME^ a riUBAL DISTRICT ^


.


HUNTER 1 NOW IN STOCK


mahibit rue ufi« of '*5tM


mlfe-dearahee and^br'oke through to score 'with a fast


' i third goal i so?n uftetwar^


ground' shot. J Th^ seemed to draw much of CUth- eroe’s sting, [and Presimt-got a :


wltha cleveriy-pgled shot by their persistent; Inside left,


TyrCr, biltheroe .got. a consolation


: simple task to tap Lhe M hdi&, but the fierce heat had


BRISK PACE


fbri sustaining; a 'brisk .pace uhder gruelling conditions,


ioth side? earned fuUmarto


; tri rowli on the right flank for sn .ooth balance to be achieved.


arid none survived .the-Jtest better than; Clitheroe left half Alan Bush, a strong, tireless defender; who three nien; But; CUtheroe missed the assurance of centre half Aspden In mid-field, and Iri attack too much -wprk was


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p riv e r Fined Fpr ^ ^ r w H v S O f f e r i c e '


goal when a. neat McManusleft Tattersall with a


by then sapped the energy by which 'ai. point-saving rally n(lght have been'made.


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OoundJ Offices, . CUtfagioe


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T;nras duly passed. _ Jn,;r,rt up


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Chartered Account^^, r hereby _;appototed for the purposes ot suen


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] l ll f f i n 5?l*l|nvertiblk


1952 Austin. A40 |e'o“P- ; 1952 Smger. SjM. 1600. . | 1961 Slrtger Roadster.


1938 Morns 8. Orders accebtod for Humber and ”


Hillman Cars ^


Coulthorst & Grimshaw WHALLEY NEW ROAD. .


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Clitheroe 1, Prescot Cables I Reserves 3.


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rvLlTHEROE got their first goal' of the season p


minutesIfromi the pnd of thep


flj-st hohie match at Shaw. Bridge pn Wednesday ulghp but It came too late to^^?£


defeat igalnstra whose right jp; the pointe w^


hOTpd Chiefly i on a better understanding In attack und ,a


: sparkling display ■ by their-


g ? . r & a , f S > u S I ascendancy-Inithe first half. ■ 'After! taking the lead


t h S centr^forward Dav- phnort lagalnst the run of the


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OUR AIM-t I .


GOQP;; bW)TH^ SUMRIE CIXJ’THES JHIE ,.7DR^BD MAN.- G)OD —REALLY GOOD. FOB v; ■THE WBLL-


■turned out bright anf Sunday morning tofa. left In the mai 1 strCei village, also swept a ’


[^HALLEY’S ': V.0li - Vy road - sweepers,


the national ris?*^™' to the ' television


Millions ot,J®°Pl®' famiUat with the e


7 why it has caused su IThe answer probal


the universal ifasd attempting to shqw ■ the error of its ways,


Whalley re?ldmts w


put with brusli'.and,' week-end are ;to :bi for the novel and u effective meth,od by - drew attentle n- tov' genuine local grleva'


' further .this evenin meeting of, villagen


' Their efforts g


- and beauty of th. free from uOTlghtly


■ cuss the queition t a-nd plan farther ments for keieping


' money helps tp pai do the task, but toj


well ask why theyaj 'to man a broom iv


costly bills for the a| tion of put lie .serf


Ratepayers who hi


time It Is go )d| to sf of the conmuniti prepared .to take ml


' Itles than s mply | ; the sideline and gr|


action to protect tj


.,' I AN Irate lettel corresporidenf


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' asks if we ean sha on the reason'jwhyj


; should nowi'rie several point? !


; in the centre .ofl smoothly r:surfac| paired a veek.


1 course there ! There always . But if It really I to renew fl re pydn tog up a bpna when presuinabj( could have been weir and :ertal


propriatelj at thi as the road repali ever is resporislbli example 01 mis-t*


be made t) f io t ' * I . *■


Soprano, the Opera Musical Competin of anothejr also won and gain oratorio d is a pupi! lins, of Sii


Saturday Mrs,


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Whalley’s ant.7litter and those who seek t: mentids heyoi d the might conceivibly h.,


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