FIREPI^ACBS,


MEMORIALS I Make yoiir selection


from the largest stock in East Lancashire.;


cI Fccitt’s offer a wide


designs in Granite. Marble or Stone, and can deliver; and erect in any churchyard.


h o i c e .of pleasing FECITT


ORIAL CRAFTSMEN SINCE 1860.


'halley l^ew Road BLACKBURN 1 Phone; 6248


(Open Saturday afternoons)' BIRTHb


CARTER.—Tony and Connie (lite , Baxter!) are happy to announce


I i .•


I the nrnval of a daughter (Paula Louise , on March 14th, at 18, \V h 11 e w e 111 Drive, . Clltheroe.- Grateful thanks;! to Nurse Hesel- ton. r


DEATHS


AIREY.-f-On 113th March, In Accrington Victoria ,r Hospital, Mary [Alice, | beloved ■wile of George; Francis' ^ Alrey, of II, Queen Mkry Terrace, 'Whalley, • aged 56 years! Service on Satur­ day [at Vyhalley Methodist Chapel; and Interment at Settle, Yorks, on 17th March,. '


;


CALVERLEY.-(3n ^ March' 10th, at 13, i Meadowslde, Gilndletoh, Ellzabet;h Ann, beloved; wife ^ of the late James Edward Calverley, aged 82 years.! “ .At rest." Inter­ ment was at St. Ambrose Church, Grindleton, on Wednesday last, March il4th., :


—The !Scales Funeral Service. Tel.! Cllthefoe 34^


I . '


DRIVER.kOn March 9th, 1958, at 11, Moor Lanel C l l th e r o ’e, Margaret, the beloved wife of the late Thomas Driver, In her 81st year. Ilnterred at West Bradford Methodist Cemetery on March 12th. j. . ; ■


.—Bennett. Tel. ■. fcUtheroei 826/ 582. I


[ , I


GOODBIER. — On March 10th, 1956, at 25, Edlsford Road, Cllth-


,eroe, David, the beloved husband of Esther Goodbler, In his 69th year.: Interred a t : St. Joseph’s Ceraeteiy on March' 14th. RJ.P. —Bennett. Tel. Clltberoe 826/682.


LAVENDER, - f On March 15th, 1966, at 23, Peel ^reet, Clltheroe, Martha 'Alice, daughter of the late James and [ Ruth Lavender, In her 74th year. Service at St. Mary's Parish Church at 11 a.m. to-morrow (Saturday), prior to interment at the Cemetery : at 11-30 am. 1 I


—G.: Calverley Sons. Tel. 297/ 756. ; ' I ■ !_______ ; !


: 1


SAGER.—on ithe, 13th March, 1956, at [49, Pimlico Road, Cllth­ eroe, James, beloved husband, of the late Emily Sager, aged -91 years.' Interred j at St. Mary’s Cemeteryi Clltheroe, on Thurs­ day, .the ;15th.


—Veevers, Undertakers, CUth-


SWALES.-jOn March 12th, at 258, Hlllci;o[ss I Avenue, Morden, Surrey, John iNorman, the dearly ' loved hus,band : of Dorothy Mary


Mass St. [Mab’sJChurch'Blacfc burn, to-day [(Fi-; '


Swales, aged 149 lyears ' ' of Clltheroe)! R.I.P.


'


....................,...lday). 9-15 am. prior to Interment at Pleaslngton Cemetery.! ' J


“ ^


—The Scales pfuheral Service. Tel. Clltherw 345.


* • I' | ;


WILSON.M<On| Match 12th, 1958, ; at his ' home, 63; Castle View, Clltheroe.] E”nesl. the , dearly loved husband of Beatrice (Wilson, in his 72nd yepr. Interred at St. Mary’s Cemetery on the 14th March. 1956! —G. Calverley, & 756.


, M Sens. Tel. 297/ INiMEMpRIAM


BIRCH.-^ casuredl memories of a dear Mother,! Louisa, who passed away March |19th| 1955.


I ; i ;


—From her Daughter, Ida, and Ted,- Granddaughter, Barbara, and Joe, !37, 'Fisher Avenue, ' Rugby. : I


BRJSCOE.—Im loving memory | of my dear Father, who died March 14tb.'1955j


I 95. Brownlowj Street.______


[Loved and remembered always. -^Edlth, John and Family.


COTTAMi^lh loving memory of a dear Wife,.'Agnes,[who died April 1st, 1949; also a dear Son, Rob(:rt, who died March 18th, 1949.


But the beautiful memory I keep jOf you.


,


j j


45. Shawbrldge Street, Clltheroe.


’Tis notj the words, they are but few,


—From her lovlnh Husband and Father.;-11 f ■


also our dear killed March


t ■


COTTAM.^Tfeasuijed memorlesi of ,our beloved .Moiher. who died/ April 2nd. i 1949;! Brother. Robert, 18th, 1949. i] ^


• ■ best.! For all of us


God grant them now. eternal ‘ ! rest.; ■ |


[ —From Jim Ella! and ! John.


COTTAM.—iri loving memory of a April J6t,


^ died March 18th,' 1949.-^, 2-^ ,om Lizzie and Stan.


We; have lost, heaven has gained, i


Two ofJthe best this world contained.] ■ ' ■


i 0. Victoria Avenue.. Chathurn


COTTAM.—In loving memory of; a dear Brother, Robert,: who died March 18th,'1949.


“


But memories last till the end , of time. 1 j


. —F'-om Bill.' Gladys and Frnuk


, FOULKER.—TreasiL-fd memories Mother and Grandma,'


who died March j 9th, 1944 ; ■


. .And whispered f copse and r ' .rest.’’ -


He did what He thought best. He put His arms around you.


you getting I weary, '


5, Victoria- Avenue Chathum, Alice; Son-in-


—Pi'otri Daughter! law. A.rthur,


Greta and. Joyce. . Grandchlldren . W E aC A T E


\jrSH TO INFORM [THE MOTORING PUBLIC OF CLITHEROE AND EISTRICT THi^T AS FIOM M01®AY


MARCH 26th, MF. W.


Invite APPLICATIONS from GffiLS LEAVING SCJh QOL AT EASTER to train as Machinists. i


i ; i jj Wc have a


sincere desife hiuch, assisfanoi to those we are serve, and we friendly, : interei


very genuine, be- of ids.


>0 as possible


privilef ed to servo in a ;ted miinner.


Commencing age is liberal with teaching which I ensures a steady andiprogreteive wage inerme until fplly experienced,


,' ! ■ ■ " ! ■ I : .


We w ilcome Parents and GWs wiSjhing to be shown through the Woito.


Call or write


FUNERRl SERVICE 20411


BLACKBURN 4042 , Accrington


CLITHEROE 34 o ;— W. TJ SEARSON =: L IM IT E D SEARCRAFT BUILDINGS, CLITHEROE i " 1 i ■ ■ j|l ' '* ! .■


iV URRAY, FOREMAN FOR BARTON!MOTORS LTD., PRESTON, FOR MANY YEARS,:'WILL B E MANAGING DIRECTOR AND .WILL BE PLEASED TO WELCOME dLD AND'[NEW ' I XUSTOMERSl ■ i . I'l ' ■


I • li .1-- ■ '.I ■


(Cperat ed in. conjurictlon with ' W. Cj. Standerwlck Ltd.) i ’


RI B B L F MCURSIONS


Saturedy, 24th March REE FOR THE


Air


Clltherde Wellgate at 8-45 a.m. Whalley Bus Statlop at 9 a.m,


GRAND NATIONAL ' ' . Departing from


Rehini 6/6


CLTTHE or


Fare


Bool: at Local] Office ROE 16, WELLGATE Phone: 176


at Local Agency ' ! t


Mr. Brooks, Park Villas, Whalley. ' Phohe 22,79 .


■


THE AMBASSADORS I ^DANCp iULUB


moderS I' ;■


■ L . j - ' cing hei^lj ' ' '


EVERY SATURDAY ,■ '.aiti the: . '


Conservative Club, Clitheroe 7-30 — 11-80 p.m.


'Ambassadors Dance Band


I Admission; 2/6d. ' Right of admlssloil reserved


Get your Membershlp Gard on Saturday. Nights' i frohi Mrs.i Lord, or at 14, $haw Bridge


Members can; obtain Tickets for Saturday Nights from;—


Lbrds, 14 Shaw Bridge, from 1 Wednesday onwards


God takes the [ best for reasons divine,; ,


k ^e a r Brotlier, whp i! i they did their CA^OLIG HALL, WHALLEY EASTERTIDE DANCE


.FRIDAY,I APRIL 6th, 1956 j Dancing 18; p.m. to midnight. i p Eric Laiham and His Band !


g e n in g bress optional.; Admission by Ticket only. !


i LICENSED i BAR! :-!_ TICKETS 5/- EACH j .!, ! ; (inclusive;of r efr eshment s) ;! ■


Furthtjr particulars fromrFumishlng DepartLent I -Our Help and Advice always available]


Hire Purchase > - ! 2 Years to pay


3-Piece Su Ada Electric Washer


3 x 4 Carpet £ 2 8 /7 /6 . Deposit £ 5 /1 6 /-. 5/-|per week i te £49/19/6.! Deposit £ 7 /1 0 /-. 9 /6 ,per week


£51/7/7.1! — ' Deposit £25/13/10.,! \ 5 /9 -pen week;;-!' / ■ j- ' , '


, ' |! mmm m m i a 'IT iKsmiimi.'


miitTECHNjcOLOR ; -(■■wi'iwiSi tPSWiMiosKCOiru..--. ^JrHEjNRYBlANKE ln»«;co«MitiiouaAS'.rom>WARNER BROS.


] ■


4 D.m. Othet times at the: General Oflice; 2. Moor Lane. 10 a.m. 4 , ]to 12 noon I and 2-15 to 6 D.m. Tel. 67.1! T


CLITHEROE (iX) OP®|tATrVE SOCIETY LIMITED'


(formerly Requiem


i ' FURNISHpG DEPARTRteNT 4 THREE ' l A m 71V 'F' . , TO PAY


20-week Club. 3 8 ^w ^ ^ o r t ie n n .a g r ^ I


H i r ^ Purchas^: — i 2 Years to Pay ■" T -


Shjort T e rm Plan


- ■ ■ - -ri-"-; |


:


3x4 CA RPET £2^7/6 - 1 6 /- per week for 38 weeks 3-Piece S LUTE £49^19/6 - 27/9 per week for 38 weeks A^A ELECjTRIC WASHER £51/7/71


i 2 9 / -per week for 38 weeks. ;| 0OODS On : f ir s t p a y m e n t I T o u n s


EASTER; HOLIDAV EXCURSIONS FROM CLITHEROE


G6od Friday, March 3Cth:—


SEVEN LAKES TOUR . . . . . . 7INDERMERE


ETTLE. MORECAMBE [ AND BLACKPOOL


Eaister Satuij^ay, March 31st


SETTLE. MORECAMBE AND BLACKPOOL


YORK ........................................ RICHMOND AND


sten Sunday, April 1st I '


YORKSHIRE DALES . . . .


Se t t l e , MORECAMBE i ! AND BLACKPOOL ...........


^EVEN LAKES YINDERMERE


HARROGATr KNARESB


I MYSTERY t (Fare 25/


fMYSTERY TOUR" (Fare 2S/.| inc,.Lunch and


Tea li


Den. 9.40 a.m. Don, 9-40 a.ht.


In Dep. 10-10 a.m.


Den. 8-40 a.m. Dcp. 10-10 a.m. Dep. 10-10 Ei.m. ii


•r Dep, 10-10 a.m.


Eajster Monday, April 2nd:— YORK


TOUTOUR. .; .! ., . . Oiiin>'UR ......................... inc. Lunch and Tea


AND i : ; JROUGH ! ! . ! . . [ . . . .


I Book ROiYLE'Si Woone Lane, Clither.Oi.:


at Local Agents:


AINSWORTH & ALDERSON. 35 . SUTTON’S; 71.


King Street’ Whalley.; 37,-Waterloo, Clitheroe.


Dep. 8.40 a.m. Dep. .,9.40 ii.m. Dep. '9.40 a-in, Dep, 10-10 d.m.


SEATS BOOKED TO PLAN


Dep. 2-25 p.m. j


(Times nom Whalley 10 minutes earlier) ]'! 10/9 “ ( BRITISH railways!


11/9 15/9 12/0


: B.M.M.S. PRESENT A GRAtJD' !; I. 10/0


EASTER PARADE BALL CONSERVATIVE I CLUB BALLROOM j,


EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 2nd


! M MODERN DANCING 8-12 TO , CLITHEROE’S FAVOURITE BAND'


Eric Ashworth’s Music Makers


AND TERRIFIC SINGING STAR-BRIAN PARKER Admission 2/6d. — Come Early i'


ELAINE SPENCER


• WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF HER NEW


. Ladies’ Hairdressing Salon


AT 30, LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE NEXT MONDAY, MARCH 26th


'I r : ' '■ ■: ' ' i ’ ’ ■ - ■.>' [r For Appointments Ring Clitheroe 499 '


BRITISH LEGION I Radies’ Section)


A MEETING with the qbject of forming


A LADIES’ SECTION . of ,the British Legion will be held'In


THE MAYOR’S PAELOUE


: MONDAY NEXT (March 26th, 1956) at 7-30 p.m.


All ladles interested are 1 ’ heartily Invited. .'


I C. CHATBUpN, Mayor. NEWTON INSTITUTE : ,- ,: :pA N C E !


ANNUAL . . wlH.be held (in ■ |


EASTER MONDAY • 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. j j


RHYTHM ACES BAND


'. Admission 2/6d. Right of admission reserved


Free Buses will leave Clltheroe Station, via ' Whitewell | and Waddlngton at .7-30 p,m.; Saldburn 8‘-30 p,m. Returning after the dance. ! I


19/9


16/9 12/9


Den. 10-10 a.m, 19/9 Booking. Offiele open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 2 o.m. to MENT! ■ - , MONDAY tl


FRIDAY at 7.30! SAtORDAY WARNER BE


-it-'/ at 2.15, s-p and 9.15 !


4FRANIC RRSr'nMtl "'virt'';


; ■ - |! RANDOLPH SBl


TO-NICjHT (Ffldaii)r4fOUNO!■ EABlitERS' BALl T ’SATURDAY at 2rlS; fliO.i'nd SrJSi ^


CINEMAdCOPE March 2Bth. ‘195^ ml TC


OTT ini‘'tteN WANTED ;MEN." Technicolor. (TJ) Weak cominenclnd ;:


WIDE SCREEN


, Vfeeki cpih^ahciilB [March 26th; 1956


,\M0SpAt;^UE$DAy' aijtL : ; ■


WIDE'SCREEN. , , ’^idlcKl’PiALANCE!;Bf^riBA|iA^RUI}IL:in':


)ea; U)


i -, !(;D) 'Technicolor, -,


'A rldhbv mounted koldl^rmf tortU|ie,


|THU I! ROCK


tale,of cl(iak-ana.dqgger Intrigue.as El Tigre, fights for 'life add freedom frbm iyfanny! • ' '


isDAYXihd FRIDAY at|7.30V^ATURDAY at 2.t5|i6.p:and 8.16 HOD^OH; CORNELL BOROHERS. GEORGE SANDERS in


SAY GOODBYE |(p)! 'TechBicolor. ' Tirilllni: drama s fl In ^ost-war Vienna.' j Boolfltig;Olfi6a or enj dally i6 ip-SO, 3 to 4.30.


CLITHEROE: AND DISTRICT YOUNG FARMERS CLUB


^ i r -T O T H A N N U A L -I,-!,: . ! ;to be held In' ; -' BALL .-i: King Lane Hall, Clitheroe t j:


TO-NIGHT,, FRIDAY Dancing 8 p.m...to 2 a.m.', !


^'OliDE TYMR/AND -MODERN DANCING' TICKETS ! 5/. EACH


EDDIE McGARRY’S BAND


ihalnable 'from membeTs of the Committee and ■ Mr. W.| Parker, ;^pg; Street, Clltheroe.


■ ;i, TeL 278.


SATUto^Y at 2-151 the Bowery Boys.in 'CRAyV OVER HORSES’ 7 Boaking, Office pbeti Mom..Wed„ Sat.. Irdm 2 »'D.ni.; Tel.l 147


IU I I I I I | I I I I | | i ii III


mill III


-imiiii r.A III iiiillm iilliii


( Ihciuding EASTER HOLIDAYS IV ■' ■ ■ I f


BLACKPOOL [ : ■ Good Easter


Rlmlngton .. Chatburn


. .B’pool 0 •


.r;Glsbum ' ,Rin)lngton


.hfP;


• .Clltheroe ■■■Whalley ■


';Ohatburn-


. Clltheroe ‘ Whalley .


' Friday Sunday a.m. . aun. s.d.


Glsburn ;dep. 10-56 — 6/3 ------


ifcangho ! Return i


P.m. 8-5


: ALSO .Each I iMONDAY, ;.TUESDAY.


. WEDNESO/|Y, THURSDAY ‘ and ^FRIDAY, 3rd April to 8th June,


1 ' • a.m. p.m...'s.d l11-30 :1-16 6/3


. 11-41 ■l-OO 5/6 . 11-47 1-31 6/3 11-63 . 1-37 A/9 .,,J;l559 W 3 . .4/6


• ■


' Change at Blackbum in ..’1 each ■direction.' ■;■ ■


Endulre ,; for return: times;


■.V^alley ..;. , ,,. j :li-33 a;m. 5/e Ret. Bouthpprt 8-45 pm. [


Xanghq ■


■ ' 1 ALSO ' 'I Each ; MONDAY,' TUESDAY , SMpstoh j ' 11-36 a.m. 5/9 Langho I „ f 11-59 a.m. 5/0


Fli^pse at Blaokburn and Prestoii :in each direction. | Encjulre ifor return times, j


FLEETWOOD


SATURDAY,; 31st MARCH ! riep. |ll-0 a.m. 5/9 ^i‘5 o-hi- 5/6


Lingho , : n - is a.m. 4/6 Return Heelwood 7-20 pm.


I


Bookings also to Thornton. ' ■jCIeveleys—3d. less.


' ” 11-10 a.m.. 5/0


WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 3rd April to 8th June, Glsburn. depart ;ll-30 a.m. 6/3


; .1 '11-47 a.m. 5/6 ■ • 'I • !11-53 am. 5/6


SOUTHPORT i 'EASTER MONDAY ' [riepart :il-25.a.m. 5/6. i 11.39


5/9 ■ -l1-""36 ■ lr21” - ■ 6/0-


pjn: 8-10


114 _ . 8^0 11-10 10-5 6/6


11-18 10-10. 5/3 11-25 10-19 4/9 11-30 10-26 4/6


MORECAMBE 5/i EASTER SUNDAY


,®a^ley depart . . . . 'Oritherhe ................ ,i0-40 .Chatburn .............. .'10-48 Glsburn .................... ii-o |Jorecambe Prom ret. 8-15


Clltheroe _____12-8 CJhatburh'


, EASTER MONDAY Whalley depart


Morecambe Prom ret. 7-20


10-36 a.m. '' a.m. am. a'.m. Pj.m.


11-58 12-10


aim. p'm. Pirn. pun.


SILVERDALE 6/0: lARNdljOE


6/6i GRANGE 7/0: . KENTS BANK 7/3: CARK & C.T7I/9: ULVERSTON 8/8: DALTON 9/0: ROOSE 9/6; BARROW 9|9|


Depart .Whalley \ 10-33 „.m.. Clltheroe 10-40 am.; Ghatbum


Gbop FRlhAY 40-68; CHATBURN 6dl?GISB'URN f/5 :


HELLIFIELD. 2/8; OLAPRAM 3/6: INGLETON 4/0 GOOD FRIDAY


Whalley. depart; ..11-341 am. Clltheroe depart __ ll-43ja!m.


CHATUURN 6d.: HEUIFiELD EASTER SUNDAY


;Clltheroe depart . . . . 1J43 ,a!m. FOOTBALL


Whalley depart . . . . 11-34 a.m.


BLACKBURN R. v. HULL OltY GOOD 1 FRIDAY BLACKBURN |


Rlmlngton Chatburn Clltheroe Whalley Langho '


Glsburn depart 1-26 p.m. 1-32 p.m. 1-37 p.m. 1-43 pm. 1-49 pm. l-56(pm.


Return [5-20 p.m.


Fares quoted are. from Clltlieroe except where otherwise shm^.


For detslls of; the atjoveland other cheap facilities; please enquire at stations and offidlal railway agents.] .


Book , ip advance. . i


. ■ (5^545)


1/ 10, 1/4 1/0


2/10 2/7 2/1


2/8: CLAPHAM 3/6: INGL^TpN ■ 4/- ■ . :. ■


■next and


LAN' CL


. I


G(mD I FRIDAY and; SATURDAY at io and 8-15 p.m 1 ■


, THURSDAY at :7!30:' ''' CINEMASCOPE


i '


P ANNA NEAQLE. EhROL FLYNN. ! ATRICErWYMORE -in.;. Ivor. Npyello’k .................... /■ iSfblRDAY.at 2-15.. e.p aiid ia-ts]


,DALI; DOBERtspN. tyiNCBN'TiPRICE in “ SON. OF iSINBAp/// ' ■'.'•■h- , : 'j(u) Teohnlcolor,


V 1 td -N IO tlT at 7-30: SATURDAY at 6-0 and!8-16 iCARY GRANT, GRACE KELLY In, ‘‘ TO-CaTCH A: THIEF."


'SATURDAY at iMB: JOHNNY MACK BROWN: in "COLOI^ ■


" ■STERLING AMBUSHi** '


Week commencing 26th March. 1956 ''?®NbAY. TUESDAY add'WEDNE8W


’L' ! | ADO I ! ; - -I . REGISTERED AS A NEWSPAPER No. 3932. m M r CH 23j: 1956 1 , ' ■ ■ . ■ r n jPRICE THREEPENCE ■'■'i


RAYBURN COUKtRS AND HEAT'BRS.'


iSEE O M SHOW I koR ALL


ROOMS oAs ^PLIANCES.


THEOWllJSQN AN)I) So n s , i t p !


STREET


a r r f i i iR bK ; " .1 IT.'-:


88 4 - ^ t i r . -!- V


,


SMART I MATERIALS; STYLES 'AND


u.i^x.,^TS, Sports TROUSERS ..INjA WIDE RANGE OF


iASTER WEAR TECE SUITS, SPORTS


FITTINGS AT REASONA^E PHIOES*


FRED READ M ; eUTHEROE, TeU 58


Tailors and Outfitters, 9] MARKET PLACE,


S:


Ai:^ COTTON' AND WOOL GABAIffilNE EAINCOA’TS IN ; f ALL SIZES


E)0 YOU THAT


•>,'!


Don^t


Gall to-(


Be in Time For | EASTER RIDING


BENTHAMS 1 4 MARKET PLACE


CUTHEROE Phone 167 or 443


S SHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE EROE TECHNICAL SCHOOL


ARCH 26th to 29th, 1956: PEN 1 WEEK !


Visitors will be welcome to come in from 7-30 each evening week IP s.ec the ^prk'of.ib|i^pcil,in’ptogr^. .Come see what YOtf oiuiri be doing n ^ winter, fehibitions and Demonstrations in all 'classes.


MONDAY: Embroidery and Crafts.


' ’ TUESDAY; Traditional; and cjoramu'nity Dancing Brask Band Concert.: (A programme of 'Popular


Light Music starts at 8-15 p.m. i Craf.twork, Woodwork.


;[ -j ■ ' J ' ;


WfeDNESDAY:' Art, Craftwork,.Dressmaking, Wood­ work.'


■ ■; . • ! THURSDAY; Pottery, Painting 'Orchestral Music '


Concert. Programme Includes Waltz “Sleeping Beauty” (T c h a ikm s k y ) , Suite “Carmen” (Bizet) i New “Sullivan” Selection (arr. Godfrey), English Dances (Qullter). '' i ’


ADMISSION FREE. Enquiries .and j suggestions welcomed ' Woodwork jopen Nights are at Rlbblesdale Modern School


Clitheroe Wesley Youth uh


jPREStoT A


GRAND CONCERT ; i at 7-lo p.m.


To-morrow, Saturday ij IN THE SCHOOLROOM j


;i Cops, open 6-30 pun. )lDULTS 2/-; CHILDREN 1/-


i, (Including'refreshments) Proceeds';.! ; :


for (Jhurch and Youth .Club.


Don’t be disappplnted! Come early M ® i ]e SALE


Xn-momHv. Saturday in the


K.S.C. and CATHOLIC CLUB I (Back York Street) I i, at 2-30 p.m. ■


lAjdmisiiion 3d. I . Refreshments


■: .SAW.LEY WOMEN’S INSTITUTE JUMBLE SALE


,, will be SAWLEY


held In. ' - SCHOOL


To-morrow, Satiirday .! Doors.open 2-15 p.m.


and! Skip ton, at 1-K8i\and to Sawley apd: BoIton-byrBpwlaiid at; 1-56.


HODDERi MOTOR SERVICES


, ' : EASTER' '


EXCURSIONS m n f TO


BLACKPOOL .Booking!Agents: . ’ ■


'Ainswb)[th amid Aldersbn Waterloo 'Roadji &'Shawbrldge'


F; G. Tingle, King St.


■ • ADMIskoN 3d.; 'Buses Iqave'Clltheroe to Sawley,


Methodist Church, West Bradford


A BRING & BUY SALE Cake and Pound Stall will be held, on ■


Tomorrow (Saturday), at 2-45 p.m.


i ■ f • : Admission l/3d. (Including refreshments)


Proceeds for Church Funds | CLITHEROE F.C.


SUPPORTERS CLUB GRAND


W H iy r DRIVE ' ;


In th,' ■ New Room, Kin; Lane Hall '


Wednesday, March 28th ‘ I at 7-30 |).m.


Admission 2/6d.


(Including refreshments) -; !


Grand National


To-morrow, Saturday i : Dep. 9-15 a.m.


A Few Seats Still' Available , '■ EASTER


DAILY ■ at 9-30 a.m. and 1-30 p.m. 6/6d.


EXCURSIONS BLACKPOOL


I RIBBLE VALLEY ,SUNDAY'at 2-30 p.m.—3/6d.


.BLAC|KPOpL 2-5 p.m.-^5/3d, M O R lS k B E


MO^AY at 9-30 a.m.-8/0d'. .Bpltoii-By-Bow(and


1


/ Motors Limited Tel. Clitheroe 473


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