- r t IN T


P';e 6t I or a genc!^ aged aged


K


11952,1 'reqd. l o r t h r .erred.'!


3 and il table adveif-


train and


I reqd, I other


brtiser


Harm; Toff.— : jGis-


le ) to l u n l d r


l . : inetails 'ns of 11 by Teas- ■Iting 3ri


fencer, Near


. , ah fitter/ I d b e


p o u ld


jstrles B lo n


p o u l d lee,'


ft' - at loiirf'i I kperl-'


bplles


Id :2S Ichodl - ait’ . 2'


|I . theand|-; !; b^j


posts' oncerned. i t Ua TCr-i' 'GRANriE. MARBLE, STONE i'I


Spnd for our select on of desletis and; nrices. You ' will b e '


plMfd under no obliga- '! xiofi .and find ua i.! , anxious to help, ;


i! W .


MONTOtENTAL j MASCWS, Lettering and .Renovations, !


Blackburn i Roa^ i


GREAT HARWOOD Phone 2164, ! |


BIRTHS


LhWLESS.-On Pebmary . 20tli, !at 1 Bramley Meade, to Jack kbrt


Helen (nte Benhett), a , s6n i c (John Charles), ilhanklng aiiii


i :


S.C.N., ' Q.N. (nee i iSndie)^’^M [ David, the gift of a 'son. i . ; ■


] C O M IN G , O F AGE :


IThe “foi’


AUBREY.—Congratulations and t e t t^hes on youx 21st birthday Brtc. February. 28th. ,


; •


-rLove from Mother and Dad.': i h1^ ** h r - C^ngratnlatloiisi:


21st birthday^ Feb^ary 27th. i ‘ - -Love .from 'Mother and! Dad' ^ 0 ^ Bflan, .Bernl,ce, Bartle a^d


D E A T H S


PE,EL.-rOn Pebruary{ '23rd, 1686, a t ' Closes Hall Lodge, Bolton-by-S


Rowland, Margaret; the beloved', wife of; Edward -peel, aged 80 ytors., Service at St. PeteNa


, 4-Enq.:; T. s E. ^blnson; . Tel. ■ ■ I Bolton-by-Bowland 213. :


tlon a t S^pton i t U -S O ;m . i tp-morrow (&iturday). ■ • ^ ; i ,


® Adn..prior, to crema-: p -i


Ciitheroe, Elizabeth Harriet, the I Moved wife of the) late-Alexander i Robinson, In; her 82nd year. - In - ' wired at St.i Mary'fe Cemetery on i February ,21st.


f


'-Bennett. Tel. cuiheroe 828i)S8i ^ February Jl


-other of tSR' RdbinsPn. iwiuo: Uacy Street,■.CHtneroe, aged 88


j '•■'I'i •'V tdsn'fOeroe. i' tv


. |e S e r y 22DQ.' i___ ' 'j


IIHANDrocery and


! I .1 ! ;


lirsdiy |Cou|t,


, Har- I Lane,


■ Annie Taylor, ,ln her 61st year. Interred at St. John’s Church. Hurst Green, on Bebruary. ,23rdJ


Walker.—On the j20th EPhruary. 1956, (In hospital)!, Thomas, the dearly loved husband of Isabel Walker, of Held Head, Slaldburn, aged 85 years. iSefVlce andilntet-


, ment St. Andrew’SijChurch.'siald-


Anh- the


Idhrte Pbould l _ed- to


emlcal gha'm Cllth-


burn, Friday, 2 p.'m. ■ | : ; i i ;


IN M E M q R IA M


ibCROFT.—In loving memory of my dear Daughter; Phyllls; wh6 ^led February 23rd, 1951. j


|


Since you have I remain, ,


One thing I’ll fck you to do. Walk- slowly down thatl lohg, long lane, j|


gone first and i


i For Some day I’ l come to yoii. I


-From) her loving, Phther ' and Moth(|r; also heE( Son, 'Itevor.j


J, I who I . 25th,


fles of Jubilee Terrace, Clltheroe. I '


BAILEY.—In loving! remembrance of a, dear Husband and Father, Who departed this I Ife March 1st,


1929. hddail,


Li i prand- put-


|ai>Ieep Idear


I . AiPh.47. [ Tl llwayr


oug'


pI7 Of ndmp,


-^From'i his loving Wife; arid Gladys and Clifford.


bPlL.—Treasured dear ! friend, Lucy ed February 24th:


Bnrnley Road, Accrington. ; . !; lie;


Safeilln the arms of Jesus.


BRIGGS i—Treasiired: dear Wife t argaret Jane, Who February 22nd, 194?.


We loved her so yet,


Our 1 hearts rre ™ forget,


Just; God alone W6 f6Cl I [


. memories of fnd ' Motben ■ passed away


and miss her ore, we'can’t


’Theiwound 1; de;p, It will not heal.


, I ■


I . 'cter;Clhiiji- Iry df


ijyou, day.


atker,1932; piliam I9tl,


pI Int, yes,


that


Jlle, Ighter,


of, la; idled


Itanny, M1946; |iddad,


horles


(vays. and


Ihdma, 24th,


hiorles


llways.' , Son-


■emory passed


poken,I i : a n d


lu r e d | r and oruary


,our w l i h


1 I ■, .


fir and and H>o


«Mhi MeaM I I I


j Scales service'must-meet ; I


w i t h universal 'aDProvaL


(Since many call-; us - more j Irian once—wrienever the : need arises.


; ' i |than);s


Iributes 1 shewn also


I Revd. kind


p.'ipreis latlves, Com- fpr


la;e


^ of tor his


floral ndness


Printed an d -p u h lb h ^ -h yWA Canv iLtd., - .


lttheroe.ivTel. "I H'.-' ; i '


(two


ou.therne .Advertiser, * ^ aaGOR', p ■ ■ at 6-


JT81 Blrkftt


i i! ^SCRIES


li ; ACCRINGTON 2«41 iCLITHEROE 345 !


BLACKBURN 4042 ' T ! iin e iiiiD E iH B l i ■


;, I


— Prom ! her llovlng :'.Husband, Richard Wllion,; .Rflggs, 12, Longworth Road, Bllungton; also loving Daii^ter,. Bertha, iLower .ClaptoP, London , E5.


Mlssbd with a grief beyond all - pears. . n ; . ' '


DUCKETT.—Trerisufed . memories of I Richard, a qea .i Hu ban


19,53;


Loved for evpr -In:' pur memory. —[From; Alice ^nd Kathleen.


who’dleA February; 28tp, As he was, .(ie....|iwlll always he,


ad


“ Rlbblesclale," 26. ;’eel'Avenue,:; Layton;! Blackpdol,


!■ I


HANSON.—Treasurei memories of dear I Husbafld. |Rlchard,i who ed February 26th, 1955. j ! . ij


i I '


Godisavy his footsteps- falter,' The; I hill tool hard to ciimb,'l So he closed hia weary eyelids. And! whispered - "Peace be thine.’’ '. I 1


- Prom I his loving Wife, Maggie. 1, fThorri; Street, Clltheroe. 1 '.


HANSON.—In loving memory of a dear Father and' j Grandrather, who died February 25th, 1956. ,i —Ever, remembercdl from Son arid


19,


Daughter-in-law arjO Family.. Myttpn View,' Clltheroe. 1 ' :'


HANSON.—In loving piemory of; a dear Dad and Granddad; Richard,


who- passed away February 25th. 1855. i !


. I ' This! day do we iremember. !!


iFromi Doris, GeorgS and Grand- Ji Ichlldrcn Beryl and Petev. -i;


A loving thought -we give, - To one no -longer with -us, | , But In our hearts Still'lives-:


I’The. Crescent, ciftheroe. i [. __-soand and arid


liOvM with a lo le beyond all Mlllng. ( I


: to be held in


Lane Halij Clitheroe 23rdl March,


Dancing 8 p,m. ‘to 2 , aim. i | I : ■ EDDIE McGARRY’S BAND


; OIDE TYME ,AND MODERN DANCING . KETS 5/ EACH


.TRICTLY LIMITED


GAINS FOR MARCH i r i I a b W And


12, i and 2a, Shaw Bridge Street, Ciitheroe


Branches also at Skipton. Darwen, Accrington, “ jshton and Hey wood. - i|


: Navy Boiler SHijts .......................


- Genuine Exj-Naval Duffle Coats..... ; Grade T Men’s] Well ngtoris


' Men’s I Quality, Raincoats ..i.....


;, Navy Melton Troupers ; Men’s Mbc tike.Gl ove s ;. ji . -r-


■ Grey Woollen Blankets.......... ...............17/6 Boys’ Waterproof Zipped Jackets......... .................27/6 Men’s Wate :proof Zipped Jackets.......29/6 and 35/- (As New) R A.F. Sheepskin Lined Flying Boots .......j 65/- : Commando Sole Boots ..........I........


! Boys’ Plain [coloured S h i r t s ! . . I . - . . . 80 X 96 Green Blankets (slight seconds) Men’s'Melton'Trousers


chrome Work Boots ............ ................ . . . ( . . j , 31/6 Ex-Police Overcoats .................................... ..........35/- : Waterproof iJeep Jackets


-American Khaki Vyool.Mitts


' Men’s Work] Socks ......,.i.(•■•!;..... Gloves ......I,,.'..;...*............'. ....... II/6, 17/6 and 21/6 S t l e t G oves .......................... 12/6. 17/6 and 19/11


, Men's White] Khaki & R.A.F. Handkerchiefs ,|. each 1 - ! Boys’.Leatherette Jackets....... ....... ......" " i " ,


' 3 in 1 Motor Cycle Coats . .......................... i All-wool Khhki Pullovers ........... ........W/6 and 11/6


‘ Army Overcoats .U........... ................ 55(l ' Men’s All-w(^i Knit.Cardlgans (Amer. SMe)' •••- 27/6 ,


' MenViRoirCollar !Pullovers . Genuine Army-last Boots


Godd Qualify R.A.F- style Boiler Suits ! Bib and.Brace Overalls------;........ ...


' Donkey Jackets (worth double)


Ladies’ White DufUe Jackets , .................... '........ « /6 Sea Boot Socks-....i»i................................ ............ 4/ll


................................. 36/6


Men’s ; Rubber Bo<)ts'i...‘..................W/U F. S. Waddedi Quilts


Sleeveless Leiather |Jerldns..i,'.......... ............. . ifrom 22/6' Men’s'Waterproof Trousers................ 11/6, ,13/6, 23/6


.......... .'.............................. 25/6


Men’s Black'and Brown S h o e s .......! 21/6 to 45/- AU WOol, Ziii, Line'd Raincoats!... £6/10/6 and £7/10/0


84/-


Officers’ New Riffine Macs ........ .............................65/-, Men’s ilJnlon Wooi Gabardine Raincoats


39/6 and 49/6. ........... i...; from 13/6.


.....34/- Ij'lJ


Men’s AH'-Wool, Black Cardigans ..............n;)...,... 17/6 Ladies 15-denier Nylon Stockings ........................... 4/11 E. A.F.'Shirts


Sheepskin Mitts (Ijadies and: Gent’s)


...... 69/6 16/6


....... ...... ........ 7/6,11/p and 12/11 ........,f,.................... 3/111


,' Boys Football Boiots; ;............ ................. . 17/6 & ! Lames’ Quality Bootees..............................42/6 . ■ Men’s Khaki Flannel Shirts.....................................16/11


*


tWmembertdj always. ; ■ j ;


I ' I ■ ■: j i '


IKlttylj who)- 1955.


morles of A ,!■'


.GOODS OsblNED QN.FIRb PAYMENT Np; ^RAt(5HAR^^ CREDIT


4/,7 p i i r w m t io i r


•Enq.; The Scaled Funeral Ser­ vice. Tel. Clltheroe 345. '


etlTHEROE


' El Pennabcat


■,i .■'t-'-:


ECT)E:l(]:Ail WEPAimiEOT O-OPERATIVE SOCETY


.OU


Swaii/ i


, ’ i 60 in, X 24in. i


Hiennoset ' M ln.x 36in.orl


lAYLOR-rOn February 20thl 1956 at Shire Lane .[Farm, ’Hurst Green. Mary Alice (Polly) Taylor daughter of the late Richard and


-|-Bennett..Tel. Clitheroe 826/582! OBt


WHY ‘ CFFER FROM COLD NIGirlS? ! uj iE Id i lR


I ' - ' - i i S - l ' , i;


APPLICATIOJI FORMS ARE NOW AVAILABLE •; FOR THE ABOVE COMPETITION FOR TEAHS


WITHIN A RADIUS OF EIGHT MILES 3F- ' '!!'


_ CLOSING DATE MARCH 10th.


. Application Fornis; available from MRS. t . BULLOCK. ' .- ■ 1, \TOTEWELi>DRivE. cijiTHEROE, ;(


V NETBALL leag ue ,- y, '- AND DISTRICT ;


It is pressed to comihence the League 'Fixtures on tbe 9^ ’AM) 1956;. Teams-wishirig to enter shoild


'■ i ^ 8t» ( AlIRRTINGj which- will be held at


;; “to, Turner Street,'CHtfierde.;; ' | Hon. Secreury. MOOR LANE kETHODIST


PARADE


v,;.,;!;:'I ' presented bt? CLARA BRINDLE, Iastwell, Blackburn


Tuesday, March 6th, 195 6 '.'


y , I ■ at 7-301 .m. ' y,


- COMMERE:. MRS. IDA GRADWELL ' ;•;; ir, OPENER: MRS. T. U. LIDDLE |


;


H-;, ; ADMISSION 2/6d. ::il- : (Including refreshments)


, PROCEEDS FOR FORTHCOMING GIFT DAY ~TT7".‘ ' " ,


ASSEMBLY ROOMS, WHALLEV


NAVY liMWttiis Dancing Every Saturday Night .Special Attraction This Saturday


29/11


New £6/15/6 ■' ■ 95/-


19/li'ajid 21/6 ... .. .. .. '2 /6 ■


....... 69/6 , 8/6


....... 37/6 19/11 49/11


MORTONS GENUINE SALE


NOW PROCEEMNG Note This Week’s Special Reductions


IN LADIES’ AND GENTS.' 'WRIST WATCHES GENTS.’ SOLID GOLD IStJEWEL RONE, £11 L.ADIES’ SOLID GOLD RONE. ;£9-.. GENTS.’ 17- JEWEL ROAMBR, ,£6 10s. Od. FEW LEFT GENTS.’ WRIST WATCHES REDUCED TO CLEAR £2 EACH. WORTH £3 AND £4 EACH, ALSO LADIES’ GUAR­ ANTEED" WRIST WATCHES PROM £2 5s. )d.


- ALARM-CLOCKS FROM 16/6d. ODDMENTS CLOCKS REDUCED TO CLEAR,


IN


LARGE STOCK QF LADIES’ UMBRELLAS PROM 17/6d. EACH. 3 X 2i HARD-WEARING BRITISH TAPESTRY CARPET,! ONE ONLY. £8. :, 89 x 100 FLANNELETTE SHEETS, SECONDS,' 18/6d, EACH, FEWLEFT.'. PILLOW CASESl/lld, BOLSTERS-4/ 6d


SPE<)rAL DURING SALE ONLY-LARGE SIZE ALL-WOOL AXMINSTER BUGS £3 3s. Od. EACH. CURLY RUGS FROM'25/-. MATTINGS REDUCED. ( i LARGE. SIZE CONGQLEUM(SQUARES MUST BE : CLEARED. MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS HAVE i MADE SURE OP A BAROAINj DON’T MISS. YOUfe. |


MORTONS, 18,[ Moor Lai^e [ CLTTHEROE.


---- Tel. 42^ j


THE MELODY STARS Dancing 7-30 p.TO. to 11-30 p.m;' ADMISSION 2 /a ,


•NO A!!:.rwV!:0!.- AFTEB m 1.1 p:::'. ’


' .StahJej^Musej Lowergate, aitherok on MOND-I )Yj - Iv 1/ ; V " JOAN WILKINSON,


giTHEROE MUSIC CLUB


ii- '■ RETURN VISIT ■ OF THE , . INTIMATE OPERA SOCIETY


Wedneday Next, M^ch 7th at 7-30 p.m.


' PI^YED IN COSTUME - SUNG IN ENGLISH Parish Church Sunday School


KNTERTAINING ONE-ACT OPERAS [


TRAVEL DaUy. Express Luxury Coath Service


l y O l H ^ A SUNDAY SCHOOL -r LADIES CLASIS


KIDDERMINOTEh WORjCESTER CHELTENHAM G^LOUGESTER BRISTOL ' BRIDGWAtER TAUNTON 1 EXETER, etc.


ALSC) DURING THE SOMMER SEASCN COMMENCING -WHITBUN conjunction with


i in conjunotljn with Associated Motorways'


EACH FRIDAY FALMOUTH and I AND,


SATURDAY NIGHT


SERVICES DAILY


Seasonal ' Also . LONDON Bognor i


NEWQUAY points 'ri PENZANCE ,'on route' /Issiiciated Motorways


i A M K A k I SStjtj^OTiohS a n d t h r o u g h - THE SCENIC ROUTE


NORTHAMPTON DUNSTABLE ST. ALBANS


DE^RBY LOUGHBOROUGH LEICESTER .


Bournemouth Brighton ! Brdadstair's Olacton ; Eastbourne'


ORANGE LUXURY COACHES Folkestone


Hastings Hythe


Littiehamoton Winchester i4argato j


Portsmouth ' . Etc. i I R a m s g a t r iE t c ,


I ENQUIRE AND BOOK AT YOUR LOCAt AGENT OR


YELLOWAY MOTOR SERVICES LTD. Registered Office; WEIR STREET, ROCHOALeJ Tel. 3101 (4 lines)


CONGREGATIONAL YOUTH GROUP j j ' PRESENT i ’


(By permission of Abel Hej/wood and Sons Ltd.)


TWp ONE-ACT PLAYS:


“WHITE ELEPHANTS” (A Comedy Thriller) and '


“Much Ado About I Something”


(A Domestic Comedy) By F. G. Whettan


ALSO MUSICAL ITEMS


To-morrow, Saturday ! at 7-30 p.m. ■


Admission:! Adults l/6d., 1 Children 9d.


! • Refreshments


(Operated In conjunction with ■ Wj C. Standerwlck Ltd.)


R tL L kE EXCURSIONS


I • i Saturday, 24th March


AIl^TREE FOR THE GRAND NATIONAL


: ; , Departing from Clltheroe Wellgate at 8-45 a.m,! Whalley Bus Station at-9 a.m.:


Return 6/6 Fare i' '.Book at Local Office


CLfTHEROE !l6, WBLLGATE! Phone 176


■ pr at Local Agency


, ! Mr. Brooks, Park Villas, i 'Wballey. .: Phone 2279 i


i ' ■ ■ VILLAGE INSTITUTE


WHIST DkiVE AND DANCE


FRIDAY, .MARCH 9th I' ! " : ■


Whist in the Institute ! ; • at 7-45 p.m. I ! : i'


i Admission 2/--, (Including cup of :t?a)


, : 8-30 p.m. to 1 a.ni. HODDe4 . DANCE b|4ND


Admission 2/6


(Gombined Tickets 3/6) ,


. Refreshments at Dance


o Bus. T ^ ^®ave Clltherbel Station at 18-30 via Wadding-! ton;--- returning after dance.


' PREIilldlNARY NOTICE


SPORTS! AND SOCIAL CLUB


Grand DANCE CONSERVATIVE CLUB


FRIDAY, APRIL |l3th . Dancingj 8 p.m.;.to 1 a.m. AMBASSADORS BAND


Admission 3/6d. Dance Jat Riversmead GRINDLETON , Worthing


Southajnpton Southefid Southspa


Bournemouth Marlborougf BriEljton Monmouth Neath


Aberystwyth Guildford Barnstaule Hereford Bath


Carmartherl Chepstow - Cirencester Eastbourne


Jlfraoombe and pointy on ropto .1; :' Worthing i . . . i. '• Weymo


Portsmouth Reading Ross-on-Wye


; AND; THR0U(|lH


Salisbury i . Shaftesbury


Newport (M( Pnrtcniniitn TcnPY


.Swansea: ' ■ Swindon !


Southampton Southsea '


Weston-s-Maro ' fiuyiMouithii


Warminster tyishes. on your I


FRED pSTAERE, LE^ _ tIE CAROM. ITERRY MOORE In ‘’DADDY |L0N(I Legs.” . Clglbiir) by (Deluxe, .'.(IP '


t ’o-NlAHT iFriday)


;;Week ci)!itili(enornK": I Marohi«h1 1956


IDI^ LUPINO.UaN ST^RLlN^ CEiA MOORE. ''•-■-I


In the house of haM', tense-;wt)ih^j;ev61,t to.saye,aipbW'4ritoritk'j‘XA) f P H IL ’CAREV, .DIIROTHY PATRICK, b il l y ; GREY In


OMANS ^-Technicolor., ■ TflB OUIIiAl^ Stampwe of t(irl|lls—one, of',the. West’s great: stories, ■ ' : i “ ; Technicolor.


Music, jromari',ce, raptWe.;- From ^M.l3M.—producers - -li;' CaiaiBO.’l.:.;


'


Booking Offiie open 4 n.m. I'Other times to 12 ni I


-l !. ;1 ! . ■ i THURSDAY arid FRIpAV at T-SOiyEATURDAY !(t 2-i6, 6-0 and fills .


ELIZABETH TAYLOR. | V ITT 0R|bl GASSMAN. JOHN ERICSON,- io U IS CAplERN in ; t


n H A H s m iY Of ‘”rhe:Great! '■ ■ ■ ■ ■


a t itita General Office. 2. 'Moor Lane. 10 a,m. ont iand ?-1S to s.o.m, Tel. 67.


Monday. Vfedliesday and Satfirday. .2 p.m. to !


C p ao s ,;.f,., iBiightfr '.T! !,;-compllcatione?,( ,' ■ 1 ' (TeohnlOTlor) suit Is a remedy loaded with laughter. i . (H)-


I looking d^;'!danif>H,;tn.12.3lli'-3'io'.«-8D.'ii ' ■ ■ ■- TeL


^ gttprilng! wt-arid-riipUBe:'same ibetweeri fA.susSdous pjllce In- '-


SECRET


spectoriand theiman. he'beUeves'ihows a good mote than he res to admit; ■' ' ' '


■


THURSpAV and,FRiDAiY it 7r30!^AtyROAY atlifIB, 6-0 ION -


' ; j« yA R 8 0N , AN ind 8-15,


,eiQIifl6RAIillME iBrodeiicRCRAWFORD


M SiNMlA I w n f i iizl' I' \T ^ . STANLEY KRAMER presenfa


! n o t AS A STRANGER^


wwMii»k(oiMia-iwouw jmrwwn :• mm:' ' oifice;(ip«iijMon. Wed.. Sat., froin 2 to « p.m. TeUl«7 SCREEN MOlllbAYi TbESDAV] irtflJWEDNESDAY: at; 7-36


at ^ 3 0 i‘ ^AlliRDAY at';M6;,e-0 and tl-lS ! ' '


J -ANNE CRAiNi <*K0RGE‘ fiADER!rn ‘‘ THE SECOND Of '- .1


-j -.SEX.” : (Technlcoldr),. ’■ ■ , V " ^


WIDE SGREbi ' 'i|W«eV®binmanolri8 iMarch-Sth..'|956 ■; -'


" " ‘■ "■ y tb ibM V ’ and ..


Sa t u r d a y at 2-isi o-o ai Id 8-15 f EATE8T


SOliEEN ”


(A) M OT ! evt r'fllmed. '-'d I-U EXPLO SIVE


HOOVER . MORPHY-RIGHARDS . H.M.V. thMiM lijx


X AND PE


lemington . Sunbeam . Arvih'. Pifeo ' ■


! : R,


Al so Full Range; of Electrical A ipliances 14, MARKET PLACE Phone 167 or 443


Deni'onstrations arrang^ lU' your own home


I Mod EVER


brn Danang .^SATURDAY


at the


CONSERVATIVE CLU? 3LITHEROE


Amhas! adois liance Baihd . 7-3) to ll-3ri.m.:[ .,.^


! | - At mission, 2/6d/ - '!', ! Right of admission reserved


; Tickets |,trlctly limited .frprn now on , I ■


Also-make a note of the following Dances. ' ' . ;■


Both epeelril effort to raise money for a


dog for the blind.;


Dancii CONSI


FRIDA


FRn>A ; j from -AMBASSA]


; 'A Tickets


g for All Ages at the


.!


RVATIVE CLUB, LUUEROE


, MARCH 9th , MARCH 23rd


-30 to 10-30 p.m; IRS DANCE b|aND


'MISSION 2/- |. n Sale at the Door


PARISH CHURCH MOTHERS UNION


JUMBLE SALE i !


In the UPPER SCHOOL !


TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY ' : ■'' , £t 6-45']^. I


r Admission 3d.i , '-. ! Refreshments I NEWT' DO^


T FORGET ANNUAL ■


(March 2nd) 8 p.m. to!2 a.m. CRAVEW PLAYERS BAND


TO-Nl|GHT, FRIDAY


Adll Free


ission 2/6d. Buses as usual


Chatburn Parish Church


JUMILE SALE ■


In .the 1 ; ; CHURCH IN S T IT U T E


i To-mtrrow, Saturday ! (3rd M irch) at 2-30: p.m. '


Admission 3d. Refreshments-


Proceeds! for Sunday School . Funds. : ‘


, GRINDLETON ANNUAL ;


Methodist Church '


JUMBLE SALE AND rioOlND STAIL


Tomoffow (Saturday) at 3-0 p.m. '!


Adimission 3d. AFT^NOON TEAS:


' Adults 1/6 ;■ Children 1/- -; INSTITUTE


WOMEN’S INSTmJTE Institut^ and I County Money-


WADDINGTON


' :! raising Effort. I ' , . ;; —J ____■ 1 ^ : , 'A '


! ' SPRING FAIR


METHODIST SCHOOL, WADDINGTON


’ti-morrow (Saturday) ' ' 16 be opened by .


Mrs., Williams, of Slaldburn,


at 3 o’clock. Doors open 2-30. Admission 6d


(Children Half-price) AFTERNOON TE.4S


NEW -STALL .! CAKE STALL TREASURE t a u . CHINA STALL and FLOWER STALL BBAtf TUB and ICES


Memorial Institute SPECIAL iEFFORT


REMINGTON


A WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


I in - the INSTITUTE


To-morrow (Saturday) ji '■ il at 7-3(].'p.m,i !,


Admission 2/6d. Clitheroe Cricket,


Bowling & Tennis Club j ANNUAL }■


General Meeting At ■


‘ & DANCE (March! 5th, 1958) at 8-0 p.m.


■ ■ I:at8-0'p.m. Womien’s


Co-operative Guild iWeekly Meeting


In Iking lane lower hall


TUESDAY, MARCH 6 il AT 2-30 p.m.


. i : (Instead of evening)'


Speaker: MRS. ;M. NEWTON of .Morecam'be. Sectional member


■ All Women Welcome' ' ,! Light Refreshments !


HODDER VALLEY FOX C L P


Extraordinary


General Meeting IN NEWTON INSTITUTE


Monday, March 12th at 7-30 p.m.


■FOR LANDOWNERS. SHOOT­ ING OWNERS and TENANTS,


'FARMERS ;& GAMEKEEPERS IN THE AREA BETWEEN


BASHALL EAVES AND DALE- HEAD, ,


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