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Clitheroe iAdt ertiser & Times, August 2^, 1955 ®)E Clttljetoe


ilEADY-TO- . > r. r • ^ ‘


i^le before you buy.' t4 oft'Various: styles.


same day 'as you ■


■ ’i r


a ; THE :‘WELL- >;}'


.| ■ i : ' . ' . - . REALLY OOOD.


: village, also swept a path too the national headUnes and,on to


left in the'main street, or tneir


: mentals beyond the headlines might conceivably , have :-sked


i S e y ’s antl-Utter brigade, and those who seek the f jnda-


MiUloM of people are now fa^iar with the exploits of


television^ I screen.


why it hw caused such a atir. The answer probably Ties'in


.B-ITHEBOEi m


^TdR VEHICLES , i


H IU N T E R NOW IN STOCK


the universal 'fasdiiatiQn of attempting' to shQW,.authOTh^


: for the:novel and undoubtedly :: effective method by which they : drew attention "to'What ■ Is a : genuine local grievance, . .


the error of Its ways, and those Whalley residents’■who -i imed out with brush' and shove l l^t week-end are to tie, admired


further thls- 'eveniiig when a -


and plari ,"


Their efforts gol a.-Step., here with the [future of another facet of


ment Mr. Bidhard Fort, wh(^ gtati^ n t . on 'projects m; the ddtt^industry has aroused rit Us^ i'tl


meetliig of^yiilager^, will dis- I atorljic pot CUSS th& question tnorougniy, j


further-ii^arrange- jjr. Fort visited the exhibition in yi


nients'for keeping the charm jjgij m .’conjunction, and beauty : of. thUlr vTllage Oensva Conference, on the free from unsightly litter.


, well aisk why they should have in humherland. to man a- broom, yrhCB their


money helps',to ,P,ay, others,,^o.: do the task.:Tjut ln.the;meabj;i


' H liman Minx de Luxe., . , H liman Minx Special. i ,


Singer Hunter. I


: Singer tM. 1500. I singer Roadster.


■ Morris 8, ,


IniiAcKBUBN. Tel. A8091/2.__ f a c e r s i|


. , IN S TO CK ‘ H W '« 5 . .K S - . i - Massey-Harrii.


Icllrakes. »» * Aing for the farmer.


Lindley Pate


Tel. Oisburn 2511 banish


oVeRWEIGHT-LOOK " in SPH^CER


FOUNDATIONS


Created |for you by expert; aligners. ,


tOU WILL BE AMAZro! Muriel C. Bargh


EAST VENTURE VILLA, |


Nr. CHATBURN STAinOi^. | Tel.: 326 Chatbup


10 Years’ Experience Appolntmentj only.'


MQJor


^RING YOUR TRACTORS 1^0 US POR REPAIR—Large


,clr Small—and take, advantage : of our amazing service.


'1EW TRACTORS SUPPLIED ;


Waimsley& Simpson _ limited -|-


Phone: CLITHBROE IT lEIi: YOUR NEW FIGURE: . Austin A40 Convertible. Morris Oxferd.' i . J | i ;■ A40 Saloon. :: : i ,, . ,


Ithurst & Grimshaw iWhalley new road. ,


accepted for„ Humber and, 1. Hiiintob


action to protect thjelr ainen- Itles than simply to stand'on the sideline: and grumble. .


!A.n correspondent!: this week llrate! letter •from a *


asks if^ we can shed any light on the'reason why main roads in the centre of Clitheroe. smoothly resurfaced and,re-, paired! a week or so ago,


should now ^be ■ several points to allow ■•.tor other [work to be| done.^Of coursel there,-Is " an ■ answer.


There[alwaysls! 1[ But !lf It really l,s necessary


to renew fire hydrants by tak­ ing up. a brand j: new road, when i presumably! the work could have been done’: just as well and [certainly more ap­ propriately at thei same ttoe as thbiroad repairs, then who­


ever Is responsible |for a classic example of mls-tltong should be made'to foot the blU! , I


M I S S ' Margaret. ■i’l . well-known


Soprano, gained first prize In the Operatic-Class at I^yl^d


Speak, the CUtheroe


,


- bratorlo section. Miss S^ak Is a pupil of Miss Bessie Col­ lins, pfSlmonstoiie;,


also won the,Festival Trophy; hnd gained third place in the


BRING-and-puy sale and A ' garden party,, held on


' I * ' Saturday ■atithejhome of Mr. ................................


and Mrs. R. Trlmby, 3, SeedaU- avenue,. Clltheroel.ra^ed about


£4 10s. in aid of thTclltherM Labour Party’s I forthcoming autumn-fair. The event wm


Party.


of the past two ntonths, Clltn- eroe’s water supply position is . still regarded ah satisfactory


TkESPITE any ' appreciable ” break in the dry weather


and it has not bqen found ^


essary to Impose “While we, are| maintaining;


supplies as well as ^s^bte. reasonable carej should, how­ ever, he exercised by all .con- sumers in order b conserve a^


• a Corporation waterworks offl-; dial this wefek‘. ‘ I ■ *! ■ v.*.,.'-!


much water as l^sslble, smd


riRICKET toolf .the- place of U agriculture-as the subject


of the weekly meeting ^ “ Clitheroe -Young Fanners Club


JOHN HOLT, Jnr.


roa The BEST PRICES IND IMMEDIATE EEMOVAL


)F HoasES, Cov/s. i Bulls, ' etc.. Dead OB Alive. Day and Night Service j


Fat HoasES Bought; at Top | Prlcee. j


B.S.P.C.A. HUMANE KILLEBS ; . used.


lack Lane En^, Colne TBtJ.! W


Shay Head Cottage, ; YCOLLEB 200. . :


LevePs “ PeUets ”


l e r s !


It AUTHORISED IIBUTOR IS


[Hd p o c k Road, BURNLEY


IE; BURNLEY 7454


on Wednesday] evening,, ^ d i an enjoyable 8^^®, !^ g^ ^


two mixed teams of cluhmem


organised by the womens sec­ tion, of the Clitheroe Labour


time It 'iS'iuqhTo. see'-membeM of the: commutoy^iyhb_JTO I prepared .to take. niorfi;posttlve


Ratenavers who have to. foot seen examiidng. a , model oi costlv bills‘for the admlnlstra- Britiin’s . first atomic


fui Uses of atomic energy, n® « t f f bf pE:serylces may station, now completion _ ^ers J <


! Cotton Spinners and Manu- fldcturers’ Msoclatlon.


!(seU page 3), on the future, of ithei cotton industry, was ex- ■prdssed on . Wedn^ay_at a ‘inking of the Burnley Master


’ ment made by Mr. Fort


Cbtton BEAT alarm " at‘a state


' .the president of the Associa­ tion said; "The Associationthethe views with great alarm


i "After a two-hoiir discussion,


statement by Mr, Fort on prospects of .the cotton ,tra(^.


CoksTRUCTIVE WDMSURES


: ‘{in view of his, statement our members have dlscu^ec, constructive measures, which wuTbe reported to the central as^claitlon.’’


i, ikany of the Burnley mill, o'wners have been In the fore, front of those , pressing; Tor protection I for Lancashire


In Ihe British home market.


agilnst cheap Indian |i and Hong Kong fabrics being sold


Musical Festival on Saturday., stood that one :of .the con- Competlhg against the winner gtructlve measures suggesteo of another class, ] Miss Speak fg a ■


" Buy British’’ campaign Chatburn M inister-f


•PREACHING ! .a fNewell '■


at Chatburn MethodlS]t Church, bn Sunday, vrill he the Rev. Godfrey Kenyon. Methodist Minister to tpe village for the past four years.


Farewell Service A 1 sermon to his parEhloiiets


' He Is leaving next week lor Helsby, Cheshire, where he wUl


wlii be the Rev. Kenneth D. Lane; of! Manchester.


Soper. ,


Cheshire. Mr. Kenyon was educated at Hyde Graimnar


‘1 ; NAVAL: SERVICE A native of Duklnfleld,


I Royal Navy for four years, principally; to the East. Indies,


School, and later served to the


caihe a lay preacher[ in the Kent Mission; and was subse­ quently accepted for , the Mefhodlst Ministry. |


j^fter- demobiUsatloiij he be'- WHfet


I tory tor'a^Lund^^ teamjover a I Mr.l Lane, hau . ' s?de captained by B., ^shton. theological’ .hegrbe. Thhumnlre was the club’s 1


leader Mr B -Wood.' Next [ at [present studying I, at Jfh^ Nottingham' University and Is __


.d.egrhel.fr om .tt


iveek’s meetlng[wlh be ffeld at Brehnand Farin. Dunsop


MISS RUTHj WOLFpipi^.- JM


Bridge. ^ I


* -I


won two flptawar^! a secoh^^^ | and a third, j at . toe Pendie ,


L of Bqlton-by'tlBpwlaiid,, Forest and Craven^Harriefs-i


branch of the Pony GWb wm-.', khdna on Wednesday. Miss- Wolf enden also was up In the gymkhana j cham­


pionship. ■ [. j -


Hartley VlctpriaCollege; Man­ chester.


Pro. [Jo: ns l i ncs. League Club


■WHALLEY Cricket Club Vy iprofessional, W. B. Holt, who recently aimounced, .that he I was nob re-signing lor]pa club, as he felt he needed a


A S S / ' i l s s ' 1 5 F » 6 ^ » g g 6 » “ season.


change^ to with toe cX n industry for succeed .:'Itodlldy:Quros^^^^^


m K e am as owners of Ix)W 1 pr^] Mdor MIU, Mr. Newstead Gar­ nets of Shlrebum,: clitheroe,


B who died earlier [this year,


; : [’ :


J mTHDAiq greetings to Mrs. R, Hanson, of Waddow-


* ■ ' i*


vleW Waddlhgton,: whq -ceie- S e s her 88th hlrthde-loi


•Wednesday, i-and; W.' Isabella Benjamn, [Of ■Whalley-road. (illtheroe, will be 76 on Thursday,


■! ! - . ,#- * ■ 1-' "1 ■' : former vicar .pf CUth-


now R’cetor of Mqrecajn^®, will be inducted Vicar of Lan­


caster on Monday, 1 2 t o .


I


yelsand lubricants H AND BEST


- road SAFETY 'THIS ■WEEK’S _: ;; slave a second, lose a life.


Misstoo, who


on No Parking I ing iban,on vehicles In


WITH a view to toe stricter ' enforcement of thepark-


‘ lane and King-street, a^a. J n i to the: junction ^wlto


C istle-street, the No Pa .king si iris on the edge of the kerb have been renewed in white


‘■print.-:


most completely oblltontou since'they were painted ab'JUt


The signs had bectwo al­ '; . six months ago. ,


. .Alsoi;renewed aw' Church Brow.


' l ! i • ;' ' . ' threi


S t S Bradfcrd,;.and :was S(atLd:atLe?ds seminary.


Oilabed at St. Patrick’s, Fr. White is a


isLf at liig the p Irish shortly Fr.


taeTpreLebfarlsh priest, \uktln Forkiu


7eft £5,882 (£ 5,83()'net, duty paid £175). ■


B iloit, who is a uathe of ,


olton, has taken,J?^8- 'wl :kete for Whalley'so far .this se ison.


"is successor at Chatburn, had' received ihls


School, nesday


buy a -ieleylslon set dents 0


Succeeding him at Chatbuto j


1


Cltotbufn In September, 1951, the! Rev; Kenyon was ordmnto last month by the Rev. D. O


Begtoiiins tols ministry at


become a mliiister in the Frod- sham Circuit.;


elaborate on their president’s, brlqf statement. It Is under-:


ilie members decUned to 1 ............. .


gECAUSf w from to I foot complaint. his wife suffered hich wJiWiculariyptototo


one Sun^j moriUng. a Green leac ler-driver decided


to take hti b plUlon s e f of. hlil motor jcycle.


on the V ly there he realised re-fltted ,hl3 ,f‘L


n,


plates after machine,


S m a iT H&st'i^aen, told this S y to' ftheSe- MAglittates:'


yesterday^ when ^®.®^®®F®g on two suuimonses of csirytog to unqu^ fled pillion p aven­


ger oil h}£ [motor cycle While '• plates. to both Sjimm


by Inspec lor Wright, prosL..-. Ing, to hive been observed by p.C. Har es, who Is stationed at Hurst: Ireen. ' Gudgjon told


Gudgedu, who pleadeff guilty summonses, was said-


GlilL'TY PLEA I I 1 ■ , .


P.C. Hart es th^t his v Ife was not toe adder! of a drlvtog


licence. SITt^en


be repoEied. defendant alleged to [haveJsald, never happen agmn. -


'


being thfe liolder of. ii. PfO' visional Ijtencetond driving a motor c^cle without


T h e : : leW ^ rd r iy e r ^ .o s |p b ,^ .^ Ipysius t uffgeon (44) a a u


— ----- I _ I S-Ta£f Stems'


House-Ian^ [among possible cases for supinlssion;


and Grtodlelon-'Whltewell-Par Cuiberoe’s Member of Parlia­


a&otesToii'^ this week. Is decupled industrial


Coun(|il Hear^ Of Noisy Grid


ijyer. Thti picture was “• -Seifeva Iasi week, when


life—


■OOWLANu ' Rural , Council: was tmd |it : lts 'inontWy


meeting bi!): 14oiiday. th ^ , a cattle grid otI t at Staple Dunsop Brllge. was so nplsy


that a vehiole pa^,lng could be h;a]rd half a mile


drew attent ,o:i: to the u ns^ - factory way 1 r whlch^e ^rld had begn c instructed,- was


away. ■ Coui^illbi Parkinson, -who


supported py . the .Council to his view thdt the County Sur­


veyor be a&'sd to lnvestl^ta the comp® ..althoughit^aa stated that ether cattle grids constructed la the^ area were,


much less r 0 sy. , -i The Coun :11, also decided


that propqsils for; the to provemeritf n certain [to-


FRIDAY. AUGUST 26^^1l, 1955 Lighting ol Vehicles: 9-13 p.m. to 5-14 Jj.m.


POV® SUPPLY OT 'fflEiFUTURE Visitor’ Overcoat The Wvdrobe j,


,r,4 /\NLY twic e In the l^t ^e i i.'d 1 m p ” ijn


^ years hi sMn T. WiUl^! '| formerly of jlles-street, Cll ^ eroe. worn his overcoat TOe reason Is fiat Mr, Wtoiato home ls;to Perth, -Western


Australia,'


proe. sunsh ne with his Wife and 10 -y< ar - old - haugMer,


vercoat, e Uoytog^the Clitn- o■ Mr. willlE ms is stlh without: r",


'Mrs S, J. Sharpies,, af 15. WaTker-&trbt,;


June.'. The family are ata^ns with Mrs. WiUiams’s mother,


| . ,


■ ' Before I saving for£several months’ h today in England,


Mr. and N rs. .Wllhams ran a mixed busl less In Perth, along with ,Mr.s. Williams’s, sister,


Mrs. Marin , . AIR . gunner;


there bnly^ five years ago, m . Williams,.Who during the,war


30 years ip Australia, ^at ;^ . anci Mrs; [Williams went _ tot


his app' , GUtheroe ebneern.


Mrs. Mato has spent abo^^^


saw servic|e with the^oy_al^ with »


Wc(Ui««s ; ' liii,'- 7 } ):'io;i’i THp'f;!'-


The ?vW^8' t(Jok^h^Ati Whalley'kqthodiJt ;(%to<ih'‘0ft';


Saturday,!' of - ClbughV lyotogbst sdfi ,bf‘ MrJl


“ D^PiciBdfe',’,': M I t to n,-road,,I WhallW [.," •; Given aw,ay ,1\®T


the bride :was [attired to' a


gown of white towelled satin, surmounted ■^tji a, .coronet of


. sister -small


gold roses,! and a gold em­ broidered veil.' She,carried a bouquet of gold roses. -


She was! attendedby ; her


itevnolds, . her niece.- Both Wo&estosbf blue.figur^t tafteta :Wlth head-drejs^of.;


Mrs.! T. Reynolds and a brlbsmald, ■ MiSs ^Ida


pink 1 roses, and earriedvtoh:: of ptok carnations and;


Fbrce as |a rear guiincc. then a pitoter, having served then a


He has never regretted his decision to start a new life


Australlalwhlch, he feels,off^ plenty ofl opportunities, . ^ e


to,


Australia^ arh n people, h^,says, and are ever


ready witp hospitaUty.; . Although Mr. and^^j^s.


WilUamsT have not been m


England Wee they, emigrated, Mrl Wirnams’s mother tra^ elled tolAustralla in 1952 to visit her [daughters.


Clitlheroe Mill 'they wlU have another holiday


Stoppage Threib morning wondering toether.


iAPERATTVES at Bun-street Mini Cllthefoe, are this


nextweik. The iianagement are inak-


Ihg eve;:y effort to avoid an-, other w eek’s stoppage wmeh would te the seccjnd.^thln a month. If a substantial order


can be obtatoed- notices Issued last -week wto he


withdra wn. If not. about 100 operatives'will be out of work


for a wjek. An. OHclal at the toll told'


cieanliig! ' the I trade , was due to soine. measure to the holidw period. '


SLAIRNESS He felt .that the slackness of,,


OF TRADE


“ flpntE lUbBr find tn6 IfttBli; of the year are toe


.b „ e '. ones‘for merchants* to , [ etter ones‘for


place il heir business.”


It w IS possible that If thhre twas a rush of business they,


-ing fcittomers' bebau^.of theJosS, Of-opera-,


[ ■trade, Stin-street Mill had three weeks’ holiday Instead, of toe normal Wakes fort­


tives., - • Beciiuse of toe state of the


ness cf trade.


Explaining .the reasons for Overseas Guiders his Sunday morning [journey,


It will


Gudgeon told the was trymg to do a good turn for;hlsMife. •


Chalrmari of toe Magistrates. Mr. Mark French, anhounceff that Gulgeon would pe gran­ ted an libsolute discharge on


payment ot8Z*< costs. rers Helfi T.V. Fund


Church-brow night were helping to for resl-


Coplow Hos ;el. on Wed-


buy tie set 'teas some time ago, and


An appeal to raise


money to launched ■ the' pro-


ceeds o the whist raised hhout £4. D wards :t.| |


BllIGHTEN HOURS r A nuriibef of °H^Mtb®^®®


eslderls are ainpng_ rnore than ay elderly men who five


at the hostel, and be a great boon lnjhelping to brlghtoi their hours.


As t:e hostel is OUtslde^th^ ,,


rr^Sna1"trito'Lowers InVe Lancashire League [next I hospi^jto^^“ |a^th^^


iihtmrVlsubscriptloite; ! Flft4n tables were porapled


[were TOO M.C.'s.


Parish Priest , parish 'PriMt


t St Hilbert’s R-C' . •' ■ : ® After a brief retirenient, toe' ! .


Tuestay. Seventeen Guiders 'W


ylka,]' Nigeria, Trinidad.:


was Wa M


night. ' It is the only mill in the ,t)wn which has so far been impelled to close for a week luring toe present slack­


ow Course For


fTHE first .training course to be ^ hild in this country ex- clusivsly for overseas Guiders will begin at Waddow Hall on


part. They be frqm_^Brit^ »


UI talto


an " Advertiser and limes . reported yesterday .that key men Would be retained on malntepance work,


ros®8l:!' : TThe best man was ^^w, . 'a /'' homas'Clough, brothey^ tea


bridegroom, and the g ^ t o j nlen i were, Messrs_.;_B. Howm^:


tod T. Gj Reynolds. Messrs., A. -waretog and A..: Coleman^


were ushers. [ . ' ,. • ; | DuWg! the! ce^ony.^at


which the Rev. J. the hymns The, King


' f f i le left for a hnneynloom to


Bly Father” were sung..^Mr. H. pSlve-Cafe. Whalley. the,


. Asliworth.was organist. . i. o After a reception at the Co-i',


Tbrquayi the bride weari^ • a Jtovqr coloured^costuma:^ green accessories. They wui resWe in Great Harwood. • t j


’we; of


lAliiong the re presqi^


arato”'where the brlde'^was Imployed, from workfrien^^^


the 1‘Northem Dally leiei-j , ||


.fHfl mplpL


th# bridegroom at the Nai S a l coal Board’s Ctoyton-leH


Mobrs depot, and grobm’s colleagues at Rlsnton Cricket Club. '


yoflngest daughter of BTFranMand.ofmCof-


HOIJVIES—FRANKLAND: I j j l s s Greta


taee Glsbum. was married pt S a Y ? s Chirch Glsburn. on Saturday, [to Mr., K ^ em Holmes, second soil of Mrs. E. Holmes, of 6, .Bolland-street,


Barnoldswick., [ ,


Railway Garden At Gisbum


^ stofl, under toe ffllOTS® of Statlpnmaster.Nh, B. Bqnte ley, havri been putting the fln-


would have difficulty .in meet- display^ which, togetoet with ifeatness bf thejlatfOT^^^^


ighing touches, to .their norm


■ requirements *t,e general cleanliness iUnd ‘


the critical gaze. of Mr;, J. Royston, Manchester DWIsion- ril Superintendent, when visits: toe statlon7o-day connection with the Bril Railways annual competition for best-kept stations, i,


waltlngirooras, will come under


awards of recent years, Gls­ burn: ' Station presents,- a colourful scene, Hs„300,yar^ 6f open platform flanked by caretully-tended gardens.!,.


[ Ranking high In .the. mlze


[ il.ooo beddlng-ouf plante have [been Incorporated In ,toe yafl-


ous floral displays. o Cyprus and l[toe_raUway^gM^^ 11^


help overseas Guiders In adapt­ ing Guiding as practiced in Great Briti.in ;to that in.'their own country,” an “Advertiser,.and


“ 1 he object of toe cour^ ds to


Tim iS" reporter, was told. Si-’ WaC dow: yesterday. ■


toe course will be renewing acqiairitance with Waddw, as som>. have already


Sc veral of those taking part in


cou; se will become an annual evei it in order to meet the needs of toe increasing number of gtrli from overseas who are stu lying Guiding to adtotion to j “O Birtwell stated. their other studies in this


Itj is probable .that this tpcciah


country. ■ 1 he tostimetors for, next .week's j |


who for two yefirs trained mj Mi.laya, .. and - Miss Margaret- Pi ktagtoh; M.BJE., Common­ wealth Training Adviser.


H JTCH CAM


coirse', which, will .last' .until September 6thj will be Miss Iris Morrison, Who trained toll Janaica, Miss Andrlna 'Wilson, j


■WHILE driving


ordinary training courses there, l-y^alley, was .alleged qy. the police at CUtoerqe Magl^ttates


l.road, Chatburn.[Harold] Blrt- 'meir(56), 29; AC(irtogtoir-;road,!'


Court, yesterday,'tahavs failed i o s t o p a t a “Hal t” sigi.. When stopped! by R^^Wat-


not just 'totoking,” Inspector W.. Weight, curing. ■ .[


well said' he had held a clean driving licence for 30 years. At the rime of toe alleged- offence he^was driving moving veljlcle. . . .


: In a letter to the court; Birtt , i slow- ■H ERAS O


waddtogton, ; on 'Wedne^y. .ere four Dutch visitors who irlier to the day had- shot


fiUESTS at toe iteoiable of Mr ’ L. Robinson,," The Healings,


s iquenpes at -toelr host’s: modern poultry farm, nearby, j : . ,


Filming up-todate methods iff pioultry-keeptog and egg


lepye^ntatlve front a '] nflling organisation to -Hollana Tourtog ..toe. Britjsh pi®®


■


t uotlon, tWs, team of four coi^ p rised three members of a - f^ , unit, including two women, an^,.


[accompanied them on toe [oumey ■


heir own caravan, which nan. from Holjand, toO; sm ^


e was fined £1. ...


films • for use torougho it ■ toeh own country.


toe film. .. i.; '■; ■'


:. The idea behind these films is to introduce poultry r-kee^rs


throughout • Holland to toe lates.. methods, particularly those:' use to this country, ■


: party. could speak any English, i their visit was a happy one, and


the firm of Robinson a id Spe^ Icy, egg collectors ffri.j distribu­ tors. Railway-road, caitoeroe,


party of Dutch people ^ sngaged to making tostiuctional


; used at his farm.-


N RIBBIBDALE Mr. Robinson’s Waddtogton


premises resembled ;0>. , when toe .cameras .and lights were set up for the shooting qf


V T co pnllection vehicle qnt of i Rlbble-Iane Into CUtoerc* Old- __*___ —


_ a; refuse! [ [


j 1.1954 and-1952, and a special j prize in 1953. [ S [ ;


II The station staff Is hoping Ition including first .prizes to


itrelllswork; enlaced with MU- llant‘ rambler roses, more than


I FLORAL DISPLAY i In addition to 40 yards of


to repeat successes of recent . their achlevemepts i In I


The Merits of the NE)V FERRANTI T.V;


rids [Dur!D r5i;^?hfa’.'iriw,


tito I riytrjfi?


THE ,1956 [ MODELS ARE NOW IN ST' ICIL ffibhe'defemofeiWWch


P'A'Leia':' us' ■ Heavenly erd'il;’ -v^re sung. 'Mr.


ij^dslthh'qrgafiisti] •;


father, il apart'


tohgto veil hqld in place ^th £rlanabranj^Io^m.Hw bbuquet was eff^d ;roses, r TTielbridesmaids, Miss Joyce ’ Newhould' an^, M|M;


iM B b ' to d th U eW Wte' .taffeta, with, a


17T5. This points and


Bafdsley: frie.ndsjof ithe hrido, i^re stpapjessl dr^es i of Wue


[tulle b-ver ;hlue^ weta, -^th i: The sihaU ■ attondaht. ^


icoateds' to maten, and [hats toff gloves to tone. They [carried I pito carnations.


^ e bride;, -was to blue iiylon Aver white erfepfe and carried a posy W:s^6qt:peas.; , ■ '


ioan.Cooper, [also a friend.of '• 'Ab jKsttoan was Mr. Stan-


ieV Slater, friend of the bride-. CToom,! and ; the, gropimmen, We Messrs. Harry! and Bryan Frahklandv brotheirs of . toe


bride. ':.J' Following a reception at toe


•White iBuU Hotel. Qlsburn, the bride tod^ bridegroom, left for a honeymoon to the Isle of Man; the ,bride travelling to a pink [and grey edgerto-edge coat with pink floral dress and white accessories, j ■ ,


at Ivy Cottage. [ [ '-Among toe numerous


They wto. makertoelr home weffdlng prwents^were a fire­


side rug and set of towels from Messrs.! W. T. S®amon, Ltd.. CUtoeroe, where toe bride is employed, and acieatong lamp and companion set from work- friends of toe bridegrooin at Barnoldswick Steam Laundry.


• buck—BERRY


Nve,!ofilciated at toe marriage at Chipping ParlshXhurch on Saturday of'Mlss Barbara M. Berry, daughter of Mrs. Berry and the late Mr. T. H. Berry, of Grove House, . Chipping, and Mr. William S. Huck, son of


The Vicar, toe Rev. J. A. K., il- 6


with its delicious scent of dew-drenched gari|eii


..J,:


A. E. Moor Laiio


14T5. Simple tuning: to channels. Automatic plctu. trol. Front controls. [ Kgh


all ,13:' e ton-, flux!


[ density 7V elliptical P.M. ppetoer! : frontal positioned. 14" fepta'igu-, lar screen tinted lor daylight vleiw- Ing'Dand nearly flat.: to prevent distortion...


i ‘


!4T5 but.^to a„i7'' rectangiflar .tinted scfeen whlth allows for toe


^ ;haai all toe iementtlof. the


widest possible plus a charming


veneer, and


. that have gone into®e mMngof this set.


__________ 'don’t forget toe genCTations ol sWll and experience


__igle'.:of vision, cabinet of walnut


I 78gns. Casn ot on easy terms.


I


17SK5. You will have' to thWmodel, as wor^ catoh;


us. ' or onieasy [1jei(ms, pgns,


an;, insurance sge OPERATION for just [ ; : ; I I '■ .per yeah j


and WoOTie Lane, TBL. «»3.


over


HARGREAVES OE


lopkl at


settfe the elegant cabtoet and a picture that de|l


of its


[ ' 66gis. Owh rjns.


or oh easy ri I


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Mr. and Mrs. W. Cecil Huck, of Higher Baiflc-road, Fulwood.


•Berry,’ was - attired ’ In white hroderle anglalse. She was attended by Miss Jackie Wat- klnson, a friend, who wore a


The bride, who WM given away by her brother, Mr. H. J.


dress of. white spotted havy- blue voile.


/K'lSPURN .Raliway'i'Station ‘TP^larifctfurh, ,


: i The best man was Mr. A. N. Draven, i friend of the bride- gfqom, and the grooms^p were Messrs. Derek Morris, FraiikvBerry. Jack Berry, and


• I Following a reception at Sahilesbury Hall., the bride and bridegroom left for a honeymoon hi Devon.


[ WHI’TTAKERr-HARRlS


dress Of white lilac and a circular: embroidered veil, Miss


I Wearing a cream em­ broidered brocade dress, cut on classical lines, ^th head­


Eileen Ellzabeto Hanis, only daughtet of Mrs. and the late Mr W.' T. Harris, of 4, Ple'asant-view, Bffilngton, WM married at the


: Saturday, to Mr. Gordon ]^t-- taker, only son of Mr. and Mrs.


tyrs’ Church, Y^nUey, on Mm-


W Whittaker, of 29, CUye- street, -Stonyholme, Burnley. The ceremony was performed by toe Rev. Fr. B. Gladwin.


'was attended by Mlss.Gladys Rotowell, a friend, arid Miss Diane Lord, bride’s cousin.


canied,a'seiril-shower bouquet of crealn roses and gladioli,


Given away (by her uMle. Mr. H. Lord, the bride, who


5 c l i^ ilintfoAm'


w lto“a' fa-ead-'dri^ of mixed carried,a semi-


flowers, shower' flowers.


Miss Rothwell wore a drep of lilac georgette over taffeta


of- white' :embroldered voil.c with flilac sash surmounted with a headdress of, mixed flowers. She carried a fan of sweet peas


bouquet' of mixed Miss Lord’s dress was


Gordon Creighton, a friend, of the bridegroom, and the groomsmen were Mwsrs. H Ainsworth and A. Tofd. ,


The best man was , Mr


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Swan and Royal Hotel, CUth- eroe,! after which the coupte left for a honeymoon on thh- ' West Coast, the bride wearing


A reception wasjielf at the


son to connection ■with the J ‘I-was


- said .prose--


a tweed dress 'wlth white toat and coat with ■ navy-blue accessories.


, ! They will reside In Man-


; Chester. Among the wedffing . gifts


['Bllllngton, and 'Whalley Co­ operative Soqlety.


were presents.from the work- friends 'of the brlffe_ at the


■Miss Phyllis' Wilson, formerly; of 31, ChatbUrh-road,’ CUth- eroe, was manrled at- New- castle-on-Tyne,.. .on ^3aturday, to Mr. WUllm Llddle Chls- holin, son of . the, late > Mr.


at Clith'eroe ” 'Rolice [ 'Station,


^' WILSON—CHISHOLM /Uritll recently J civilian clerk


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William lAddle Chisholm and Mrs. Chlsholih,' of ■ 36; Maple- i crescent. North Shields.


by Mrs. S. Bennett, sister , of the bridegroom, was attired In a. blue suit .with tan ac­


The bride, -who was attended


cessories.. The best man, was Mr. S.


Although oniyj one Of llj®: Bennett. Mr. Robinson, who iS a partner to


[afterwards said'that they to®?,^ ; keen interest iff -toe methods


■ :Mf. and Mrs; Chisholm will make their'home at 12, Win- grove - road, Newcastle - on -


Tyne'. • Among the wedding gifts


Order Lever


1, uuy<vo, ■ . : . : _____ Dbf)lieate ’ '


Books, Bill Books' Recei])t ?ooks, Arch and Flat Files, Pu'nche^, Stapling Machines; Rubber Stamps, St in p Pjads.


P E R S P N A t : , ' S T A T I O N E R Y


’ 'We' hAve a 'splenffld range of Pe^o ial S ta t io n s ■ Suable, tor printed to| tee-samples, and specimens of ptE^inped: riotepaper.


was a canteen of cutlery froin colleagues of' , the ;brifle at Clltherofe Police Station.


ADyERTISER 6, jviARKET PLACE,


& TIM OFFICE (tLlTTHEROE


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blue crass flower mist, lighterbutjperyasiye version of this unforgettable perfume to siuround |oij jwith fragrance 12/9 with atomiser 2^/-


poff. puff'L usting powder is in| a |pmi[ pliable container. -I^gertip pressure relecises a fine spray of Blue Grass Dusting Powder. Light, convenient, ideal foi^


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5, CHURCH STREET, CLITHEROli PHONE 591


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