I n t


lORIALS'


iices. You.wlll be mui Ir no obliejition and


d US: anxious to fielD.


. ROOC MONUMBajfTAL MASONS j


Lettering and Renovations | ickbura Road


T HARWOOD ELEPHONE 2164


J tmas


■endlg Tttoney Jstmaa fto:— ITD., Wills,


learn Ihour


t ‘ lllgUs of B Ished


Weddtaft Anniversary, TuSal, Augustfeth, 1959 '•


^ ^M w a y s “ '^ Happiness


-Derekfl and Boy, 19, s id d o ;^ Aventte.


August [fth, 1959. -m m Dad and John. 23,


MING OF AGE tSf.


Woone] Lank ‘ A?thinX^ bM , ? i


^^®'i,®Jmday (August 7th 1959^ ^ H ^ a n d best wlsh"es.’l‘^^®»-


EljljGAGEIVIENTS


The engagement Is announced hi. tween ^Edward Aloysiusrywmi^


WALM^^LEY-,WAOOIN(iTON [


SojotHyllMary elder daughter of and &s; vf


Mn otlMrs. Wahnsley MdflS Wlate alrJ G. wSley, ^


ng , Lane, cutheroe and


Ights " £4'


Congratulations from Mrs. Walmtl ' and JeM ^ ''^ '* ’


Waddington, DEATHS UIKrvVELL.—On Wednesday, 29th


BEWHURST. — On August 2nd. i®?®’


teloved Jtvife of the ■ late * Joha Dewhurstt of 13, Walker Street


lIt toand Jem,TAL


l|ngl-ons. |Box


l-


at^CUth^(5? Oemetl^ ?n A ^ T^nnettll CUthttoe. .Tel. 826/582 '


? “ n,!f8!.Lo®^™.yaars, I n t o ^ - ■ us^


^ r ALSp vVCeliLCi ,


FRESHWAItK.-On August liF W59 at ^ellfleld Nursuig Home''


Accrington, Elizabeth f tK h ^ r ate 01 35j Castle V i e w „ ^ t ^ S


1 .August th’o !6 Variow Harrop, oC


street, CUtlielpe: °J Eruast surd


ClfthttoB^^’ iS?®'"' Bridge lSee*tl ^ Tint p*v< I A..


--[^y.on August 7th. , cutheroe. Tel. 826/682.


birthday MEMORlFft" ’w''dearf:Mfthi?‘^ ‘‘‘*®^ memoriOB


°V e ' ; l« . *^® ono ot


aear^Mptner. — ■ oU that '


fiaix u OL 3rd,


iu, Her feth year, i h t e a ^ ^ cutheroe S Cemetery on^ , A ^ t


—BennettJjoUtheroe. Tell 826/682J HhHKUP.


suS.i


clitheroe COioPERAita^ SOCIETY LIMITED


THINKING OP . . j. {••SfEY,it^n August 4th 195tf' THINKI OP . . ,


SCH(K>L WEAR? I


' f m i t K I O F . . .


TRUTEX I


! CUTHEROE CO-OP


r 4 DRApIffiViiDEfT, ^ - MOOR 'lane


FOR . name of battle squaia.


-Love Nah: smthUl «N| memoriam


BRARSHAW.Lin constaiit iPad and


-- a dear Ht aaC ^ i^y Ho we forget von


We ^ hO *m ^ ° '’'^Swa ra near. another year


_ _ |^ L c i i S :


Fhadshaw.^ of our dee


• 7f


Hls-iuejiva A helping]


—


bullock;-!) Sapper J r _______


went' i! n * forget.r, ,


"


KiTeasurea memorlea- 5 , Bob, who-


hnrirt ‘^1. true to


; Ufe August ,6U», de«ds-


left behind.


luHug .memory o f BuUocfc; fclU^ In.


^_ways smlUng, always content, TJected wherever he*


fejHie, and living yet, who never


-FroSIr^if m K E R —


'S ’JT&r'°SaanTSS ^ a id a n dJ r a n k.


PAKKIN8aN.L ■emembered. • '


AugMt ipthi 1958Ti —Fro^®Amlv h °w- thoughts. bmS r »°H Norah, Chat-


memories of vTom ^ter.i Mary and HU ■ Sllda.


niiment: '


itOUIPPEO' TO SERVE.


Adeouatli'staff of fint class craftsmen.


t, Exciotfo " T ' " " X II


Alf’JIatest liiBohfhery and tools. ,


o choot I from. 'tally large stooA


Siiiall Profits—BARGAINS—Qiiick Returns C 1 S 0 1 l > i > ’ € !


d l lU l i J l 9 navy stores army a n d


2 & 2a, SHAW BRIDGE STREET CLITHEROE


Branches'also ! at Sklpwh, Accltlngton, Heywood. Rlshton ' I


MEN’S, & BOYS’ OUTlFIlTEES. BOOTS & SHOES. .


and Blackburh; . .. T Tensile Camp beds |7/6


Genuine “(jorket’’ Motor- cycle Helmets ......


Genuine! “Corker" Mot»r- 7 ........9 P ^


cycle Snlts__________


Senior ‘ITT” Motor-cycle Coats i .......J-1......ibSA


M PlasHc Macs ... b / - ' Ladles’ plastic Macs


en’s


Men’s Elasticated Trunks


x.uxx^:, ......................... dl/6


Men’s Top Quality Bjiin- coats ...........- w m |55/-


j Men’s Work Socks 1/3 to 5/6 per


I 10 to 2 3/li' 3 ta 5 _______ 6 to 8 5/11


1 Men’s Fahey U Ails!


sair


I Black and White Fllmi oles 4/9


Ladies’ bedroom Slipbers 7/11 & m i


"Tuffking" Boots...only 37/6 Shirts


ies from I Folding Camp Stoids


! Men’s Khaki Drill and Shirts ............... ■■-


iGenuine “Bukta"__ _only_


12/6 7/6


Navy 7/6


Bnc-S:Jacs


, N e w G a s M a ^ k H a y e r ^ i


M e n ' s G a b e r d i n e T r o u s e r s _ l r o m J ^ / l l


onllL___


rsacks 4/11


'Men's Bedford Cord Trousers 29/11


Men’s Navy Melton Troitsers ir


■ -.fe/ii


Men's Slipovers from |8/ll Ex-Army String Vests | 6/6


Ten’s Singlets and Tranks 2/11


'^ 1


B™ M SERVICE CLITH THEROE 345


LACKBUR(^4042 '' rui'lf^'NGTON 2641


c Printed Putheroe


etis, Matkeit i^bUshed by rtiio- pe.. Tei 4j)7/8 'Tpo lines):: I (£/;'


i— Times On. - ( - —-j, OUth* :.,a


Men’s Blazer s .............. Men’s PyjaihaS


Men’s E|awh I Riding ; ' from


Top ,, Quality ] iNe Blankets


ity i New All,rmy 113/6


TENTS and a IlIl fcAlVHING EQUIPMENT ^ CATALtXSUESj■AVAILABLE


L ree siocks of C


Large O(5T


S/bAgS, Kapok filled, 33/6 i ■'TENTS from 35/- 18/11 ! ■ . I • . Men's Football Boots 23/6


Men’s Football Shorts 5/tl Boys’ Lumber Suits 19/11 Camping Oval Boilers 5/-


jEnamel Mugs


iiSlze 36" Navy Boiler Suits


Men’s Black and Brown


I Shoes ................... 23/6 Men’s WelUngtons ... 16/11


Lhe Cooper Ladies’ and Junior Miss Coloured Jeans '


Black Base Ball. Boots 11-2 5/11 3-5 6/6


Boys’ aiid Men’s Black Jeans


9-10 8/9


Boys and Girls Shoes All sizes 17/6. m iT 23/6


j. Boofe


Child^s i Sandals 7/9 & 8/6 Men’s Commando j Sokd


39/11-49/11


' Men’s work boots Hobbed Oiid Bradded 29A1 & 35/-


Men’s English Tee Shirts i All Olonrs 4/6 & 4/11


Genuine Australian Khaki i Worsted Trousers only 14/6


Framed Bnc-Sacs65/-. 69/6 & 79/6


Newest Sports Oats I I SmaU Men’s 35/-


Boys’ Suits Men's Suits


Men’s and 0-S. 49/11_____ from 85/-.


^ys’ and Girls’ Zipped Jer- MnS


fromj5/- from 19A1


Zipped Travel Bags ^ , j4 . 14/11, 22/6 & 29A1


i Newest Travel Cases ^ ~ i 10/11 to 35/6


1 Men’s & 1 Boys’ Suedette ! iJackets


29A1 & 35/-


17A1 & 19/11 7/6 & 9/11 6-8 7/9


' n 2/6 ......... ;...... 23/6 FETE QUEEN COMPETITION


:.!A_FETE QUEEN COMPBrrnOW.wllI take place at "FBTE;BALL to be held on ERUTAY, 4th SEPTEMB at- the KING LANE HALL. A Silver Challenge Cup


;be presented, to the winner and good: prizes will be g! In addition. .The Judges! ^11 be:


lien


the EH, will


JIMMY CLITHEROE | DICKIE HENDERSON FREDDIE MILtS


Competitors MUST reside In clltheroe or the Clltheroe or Bowland Rural Distrlcts.


ENTRY PORiMS may be obtained from the “ Cllth^: Advertiser and Times,” Office, from Monday, 17th


roe A u g .


The OFFICIAL CROWNING CEREMONY will take place at the CASn^ BANDSTAND on SATURDAY, Sept. 5th.J.


MAJESTIC BALLROOM WHALLEY (opposite Bus Station)


GRAND RE-OPENINh I * ■ .


NEXT SATUI&>AY, AUGUST 22nd, and EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT j ■ ■


! i WITH ■,' 'i


• : FRED DUCKWORTH AND: HIS ;MUSICI 'Promoter: M.i COGGINS


ji


Your Old Friends in a . New Setting i DANQNG: 7-30 to 11-30 p.m.


ADMISSION 3/- j I I


GAPE and LARGE.CAR PARK M OLD,AND NEW FRIENDS WELCX)ME


.■, should


support i THE


A TTPICAI. CASE


R.S.P.C.A. FLAG DAY ON SA'rURDAY, 15th AUGUST


, WILL YOU COLLECT ? OFFERS PLEASE TO | i MRS. G. FORREST, 24, WELLGATE, CLITHEHOE j |


Please Give Generously. A bob for the Dog (or Cat) wm. J. JONES: ■


MA.6.M., M.8.8.Ch.,


Surgery 6-30 p.m. 7, Castle View,: . Clitheroe.


GuAo|t&(Ust


Write, bi' 'phone 951 - ’ ' !>-.i '


C L IT H E R O E S H O W : TO-MORROW (SATURDAY)


mVTTE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY .to the big Tiffi Roitjbro


SIDESHOWS . BOWUNG FOR ;PIGS : . DARTS COCONUT SHIES . ROLL-;’A-’PENNY . ETC.'


, I i .proceeds for Mayor’s Refiigee Fund. '♦ \ - ’'.'-wiN;.A "Pidv"'. *


visits within' a{ 16-mlIe radius!


(FLANNEL DANCE) ■ I


In the FRIDAY,


King Lane Hall, Clitheroe AUGUST


available! from local Police Station or any Police , 'i


TICKETS 4/6 I


t ; LICENSED BAR


Refreshments at Moderaie Charges


Whalley and District Horticultural Society I


tO-MORROW


FLOWER & VE ! SHOW


GETABLE 1 ■„


■ ■ i' . i i WHALEEV SCHOO:'LS, 2-30 p.m. 21st, 1959 '!'l j DANCING:! 8 p.m. to 1 im. to the


LANCASHIRE CONSTABULARi DANCE BAND .'t


Officer. '


A Full Days Entertainment > ■ Prices for Admission:


ADULTS 3/ -


GYM TUjVlCS . SKIRTS BLOUSES. . . . SHORTS


torlum. ofi Saturday August ist/^ i^arah tho


i'H.yj ' aC.113. cutheroebeloved husband of Editnjjaged 69 years, and waa cremat^l at Biurniey C re iS


v DoroSi^ TO-NIGHT (Friday) at j7-30: 8ATUi|daY at 8-0 and 8-15


MACDONALD CAREY. AUDflEY ToWeI^Iin “MAN OR GUN.” (A) RALPH MEEKER, ,)ANI(|E RULE In | ■ WAR SHOCK."


(A);


,j Week commojioing Ajigustj 17th, 1869 MONDAY. TUESDAY And WEDNESDAY at 7-30


ROBERT NEWTON. KITj TAYtOjR. CONNIE GILCHRIST In ClnmnaScope j (U) j ■ ^i


THbRSDAY at 7-3ot SATukoAY at 6-0 and 8-16 ]


I DAYS ONLY RD


(FRIDAY-DAMCING) ;


PADL NEWMAN. vdOANNE WOODWARDl JOAN COLLINS, JACK CARSON in i


Cinemascope


R A L L Y ^ O U N D T H E F L A G ,B 0 Y S


, !


Booking Ollioe open Wednesday and Other time^ at the General Office ‘


nobii, 2-15 p.m. to.E D.m. 4.;.


(Eastman Colour) I (A)


Don’t miss [the.bus. but rally round and see this really -uproari­ ously fimny film! The hUarlous moments poke fun at the current ■crazes.


2, Moor Lane, 10 a.m. to 12 Tel. Clitheroe 1160/1j


Saturday, 2 p.m, to 4 p.m,; :(0)


Starring KENNYTH MORE, TAINA ELG,,BRENDA DE BANZIE, BARRY JONES ^ ;


Ihe ^ d s ol time wre running out as he stumbled on the secret t t t t o l l M ’Ih e


*hitrigue


Saturday at 2.15: Exoltsment and adventure In “THE S^ORY OF THE FIGHTING 7th." EPISODE. 8 “LAW OF THEi WILD." M.G.M. CARTOON : ' :


Booking Oflioe onon daily 11 to 12-30, 3 to 4-30.


iCLriHEROE AND DISTIriCT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY


DON'T FORGET


ANNUAL SHOW TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AUG, l^th


• ' RECORD CATTLE and SHEEP ENTRIE^ # NATIONAL FOXHUNTER :C!OMPETmON ! t OPEN liCfe SHOW : i '


u \


'^ a lif 'Q PA L IT T POULTRY,SECTION, Dressage Domonstrafibn b y -


Mrs. Sheila Wacfdington (SHEEA WILLOpX)


• MORRIS DAiNONG ii i i ■ | - 11 !


• GRASS TRACK MOTOR CYCLE RAONG (starts 6 p.m.).


. To . 278 -- Eastman Colour. 1 Adventure ahoy, with Long John land Jim Hawkins.


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30l SATURDAY at 6-S And 8-1 YUL BRYNNERiDEBORAH KERR lni“THE ilOURNEY.Vi


(Teclmlcolor)


This film will bo the oomplets programme on Saturday eveliing. 41


SATURDAY at 2-16: LAUREL AND HARDY In “ BLOCKHEADS.’ EPISODE 7 "LAW OF THE WILD." M.Q.M. CARTOOiJs


ONE OP -THE MOST BRILLIANT OLASSIO THRILLERS ■ klVER WBITTENl


THURSDAY apd FRIDAY at 7-15i SATURDAY at 8-0 and Ms I ■


' j Week commencing August 17th, 1659 SHOWING FOR SIX DAYS Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 7-i6.....


JOHN BUCHAN'S IMMORTAL '


■ t'|0-NI6HT (Friday) at 7-30: SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-16i 'IHEfILM 'OgOSENiPOB THE EOYAL lUM PERPORMANOE 1959 ALEC GUINNESS in “THE HORSE’S MOUTH."


ALSO: RENFREW OF THE NORTH WEST In “THE YUKON.”


I SATURDAY ;at 2-15: 8PE0IAL CHILDREN’S SHOW I CARTOON — COMEDY — SERIAL


1 i We^k ooitimonolhg Auguat 17th, 1069 j MONDAY, TUESDAY! and WEDNESDAY at 7-30 I


MEET MAGGIE. THE ' m OH A HOT TiH m r desire to-her heart. MeU(A)


(fo-starring PAUL NEWMAN,-BURL IVES, JACK CARSON '^e play that la banned to Great Brltalhl Now a popular film lilt!


T-I^UHSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30; SATURDAY at 8-0 arid 8-i5 M.G.M. jPBESENTB IN CINEMASCOPE AND METROCOLOB i I ROBERT TAYLOR, CYD CHARISSE, LEE J. COBB in !


P A R H G D Il


In the tdughe4 clty.to the World she goes to the roi^est parties!, This Is the r^l low-down on the Chicago gangs, anid: their women!


' (A);


SATURDAY at 2-16: SPECIAL CHILDROMPS SHOW CARTOONS — COMEDY -^ SERrAL


ALSO: UUREL AND HARDY In ’’PAOKi UP YOUR TROOBLER.": Booking O^OB open Mon.. Wed.. Sat, from. 2 to '* D^- Tel. 147 '


CLITHEROE CASTLE FETE, 1959 : Bid F op Stardom ” 1 PARISHj CHURCH HALL..


Wednesday, 19th Augual; ■ '' '■ ' , at 7-30 p.m.


.


-flKFEFMlRa •■•.’■-.DANGEpa*-.:'’!: C O M E D I A N S . . V O C A L I S T S ’ . M A G I C I A b b . P U P P B I b '


OVER 30 SPARKLING NEW ACTS I MAKING THEIR; BID FOR FAME


TO BE JUDGED BY CELEBRITIES OP STAGE SCREEN AND EiADIO '


O F P r C I A I , O P E N I N G B Y HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR ■ STAGE D ^ R BY MR. DONALD KERSHAW


ITS THE' MOST EXCITING SHOW OP THE YEAR. # JUST THE THING FOR A PAiMILY OUTING •


MAKE r r A “MUST” ! ; i CHILDREN 1/6 I Qitheroe Castle Fete^l959


Admission: Reserved Seats 3/- and 2/- Unreserved Seats 1/ -


!


Booking Plana now open at Morton’s, Jewellers, Moor ■ Lane, Clltheroe.:(Telephone: 420) i


DISPLAY OF CUPS AND TROPHY DOORS OPEN 6-45


i ’ i *! •


Remember entrance will be strictly limited.' A few ReservableiSeats and Tickets for Unreservable seats! are still available. MAKE CERTAIN OP YOURS NOWJ: Remaining Tickets, if any, will be sold at the door on i evening of performance.


i i 1; YOUR RADIOjAND TV DEALERS


14 MARKET PLAip - .CLITHEIROE -44!i i-1'-'


' ditheroe Castle Fete—1959 -V— L':l


TENNIS TOURNAMENT


Am OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT ■will j be held qn the CASTLE COURTS


comprislbg the-iollowlngj events: .


Ladies’ Singles: i Handicap Men’s Singes: Handicap


Men’s Doubles: Handicap ! 4 - 4 ;; '


The PINALS_ and SEMI-FINALS !wlU be played on the EVENING of the FETE. SEPTEMBER 5th,i 1959, and TROPHIES will be Presented to the Winners,


■ . i


Will Players wishing to enter any of the Handicaps i apply BEFORE AUGUST 20th, to: '


- i - ' , I ■ ■ ■ ■ I ■ : ! ! ' ' '


: J. H. WHITEHEAD 12, Cowper Avenue, Clitheroe i


stating the Club with whom they play, if any. I THERE IS NO ENTRY PEE.


IS


ariHEROE POLICE GRAND


! j.- ' - a i


FERGUSON: 4 ULTRA EVER^REAhY . ON


fj^ffijadyantages are not" only space^Mying, the .isborter, wide-angle


(■.'a.'- '■ " ^ a ^ r p i c t u r e , «, - advances is a “must” for, yijia’ wmliir ■' " ' - - ■ ■ . -i•■..,■ «-


prices are the bwest yet! A ^ vith: these technical ■


w i n f w r ^ c « J i i ; - l a x K t i u & o i i i b-iii '


m ' I


^MODELS WE kEGOMAlEND IN^UDE MURE


OF TERMS ' ’ 7,


mu ^,larger ,


Sl|(.VER WEDDING BADCER-AINSWORTH 17, Of your s u ^


LIT 08 COLLECT YO0R ■ LAWNMOWER


ourjelcotion of dejili,. •0 Oltoog


“ABBLE, STONb! ,■ 1 FOB, I


BE-BHABPEOTNQ, BEPAIBINQ : OB OVEBHA0LIKQ.ALSO YODB


ATTINTTON, NOT FORGETTINGI THE seisaoRs


AND S0N$ LIMITED ER6e. Tei. 88


) WILSON • REGISTBRED AS A NEWSPAPER No'. 4109


SHEARS. AXE AND SAW ^ PBOBABLT NEED EXPERT I


TAlLORlSfe Stylb Pins Q i


We lnyllie you to caul and see fine, rongs, of (polourfui


Tw e ^ in d 'Worsted:; Suitings,' : suitable I for. Tosm anq Country


; wear,- tailored to measure at a t


/ -reasonable prJee. i T patterns with pixAsote — FredM&ci.LE


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