; , j ■ ’■


OUTAND 1 ABOUT


OUIS”


out harassed journalists and' baffled ratepayers having to rack their I brains to make sense of them!


• ' i * \ * * ^


probably be doing ini th e ' future when she' becomes a ! pollcewomaii with the:'Ox-l fordshire Cdnstabulary. ■'


Clhheroe koyal Grammar.! fachool, is at present general


Jfes Richjjds an old girl o f :


assistant l i the ■ CUtheroe f Borough Treasurer’s' Depart-^ ment. She leaves the district < on August 7th to collect her* uniform andiwlll go for three ■months, training in Stafford- ‘


shire before being stationed ; in Oxfordshire. • ' Though sl^e has not always


wanted to Income a police- f woman'. Miss Richards now feels drawn, towards the life * as shOj will helpbg individ­ uals and senhng the common-' ■' Itjr generally!


- ' |


various counties vary and * Miss Richards,' will be joining- i


The! qualldcatlons for the '


■...partly bebaujse she was not ■•^qultc


cashl tall enough for the L^n- * *


'6 Const # abulary.


I Smith i9thj century wlC Jl^^^mg of Lord Macaulay s -He has occasional Hashes of


Tailpiece: The Rev. Sydney


cilence which render hly dom Vers a til on -nerfectlv


~ \


elightful.” || 7


Why put up tvitb dafilp uneven Floors


|WHEN YOU CAN HAVE


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sUmat^s Free. I Co( suit Jamps Bol(on & Son,


EANAM oj^D WHARF, EANAM. !


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f on ;all floor nro-hiffnrig Tel.:


1 blacIiburm;


yvenings. Blaitewater 8BB17, E S :


SO


agricultural FUELS and OILS


FOR P R Q ^ DaiVERY ITE - | - i | or THONE:


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3itberoe aind Chipping. Telephone; | Glithebok 1118 Cffippiifo 257


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I PCiRTLA^ STREET BAiatowroRb,^^N^^^ neiJ


Tel. N i^ n 898 FOR SIALE


A Selection of Fist-Class jUsed Gms with Hire-Purchase ind Insurance Fadiitiw


' A CHOICE FROM: | NEW FORD POPULAll — Immediate Delivery


1955-1958 FORD CONSULS. 1956 FOI0 ESCORT. 1957-1958 AUSTIN A55’s. 1957 MORRIS OXFORD; 1954-1956-1957 VAUXHAULS. ! Victor, Velox, Cresta and Wyvem.


ISDAylinri PTEM- floliday


l Jana! ion. I AYS !


SIGNS town HOLrOAY


“RUN/^BpUT'’ TICKET


• I SUNDAY To FRIDAY : I "


SECOND.29/1. CLASS ' ; train’


“


own. Arnside rrl.- '"I'trtwro pd


hies,


^turn^'rnckft^^i, ^5?®, Day |om Glsbum |?e and


l.thln a ral ties. Daily


Innectlon


ftb to' 24tlf^nit^ *° JWOay. Fsist July Pd return train


°f lasue by a thnougn


lltheroe; where fown,


book in


Nation of 60


lasued OJlth-


i°“*'ward


Pta—Fares quoted are from ept otherwise


I Railway Agents,


ADVANC3E (72Bi)


J . R . A H E R N E & S O N


LADIES’ & GENTS’ TAILORS ! CLOTHIE I . i'


IS & OUTHTTERS AT


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ptween Ulverstin .avallabi# P,<1 lnciadin?Xi(!,"^ LakOTltfe.,


Barrow.' l. '■ . ' i INSPECT AT Open during Holiday


VOUR LEISURE Periods iiintil 9-0


p.m.


1953-54-56-58 HILLMAN MINX. 1956 BOND 1956 FORD ZEPHYR.


' I ■6/9 6'’n 6/0 6/0


1949 STANDARD VANGUARD. 1948 FORD 1948 AUSTIN 16! 1947 VAUXHALL 12.


1953-1955 AUSTIN 1948 Model ROVk 12.


MIM. A3()’s.


PILOT son


FLOORS No obli^tloa


Pg^ecciy ^ C. F. J.


2?, BACK tjOWERGIAtE, cl; IPOH


WROUGHT - RAIUNGS AND GENERAL WEIDING lENQUroE:


28, LOWEBCiATE CUTHEROE


or 1, ERifflCESS AVENUE, CUTHERpE.


the Oxfordshire Constabulary ' -


6, MARKET PLACE, CUTHEROE


Tel. 407/8 (Two tines).


ger, but that is what Miss- Marie Richards, of 44, Down— ,^RoadJ' Chatbum, Will i


!


wear a ddrk uniform,' |flati shoes, have irregular hours,; and in man^ cases court dan- 1


jyOT everjj girl would choose to be out In all weathers,


JOINING WATER PLAN Town Council to tell ^yhitehall


NO ADVANTAGE IN


would be no advantage in Joining' the scheme tb amal­ gamate water ui|dettai;^s with th^ FyWe^


adequate to meet| the needs of !,the present mpply area for the fbrseeable. future, but these,


^UTHEROE Town CouncU are to tell tht MlbJstrT of Housing and Local Government that thfey feel there


The resources of Uie Councils undertaking are fully’ the'Corporation,


wouldnotbe sufficient to give ; any help beymd that arfea . 1


except to a limited ekterit toithe Immediately suTfoundlhg districts.


MoieRapler Priibd


We have an Extensive range of Highiclaiss Note papers and Enydopes.


in Blue ahd'Vl^e. ! SOCIETy l^ND


BASILDON isOlb SOCIETy ‘CLUB DOESKIN beokLE CHURStOli deckle


SPICERS I' i ' WALDORF CLUB, etc. all In Pads ^ Cabinets.


CThis! was agreed at the Touncil’s monthly meeting bn


reached their decision after cohslderlng tl proposals with The Minister


annual waterwmks inspection earlier this month. ’


clslon not to 1 )in Was; ih^fe by Councillor chairman of tie WaterwOi and Estates Co


Dlltheroe’s de'- E. Crbssley, Ittee. at the


late and sacrifice their water 'uldertaJclng which’ was now


The Corporation must 'not, and could not, lightly capitu­


efficient i and economically sound,' he said.


scheme i they would tie billed upon to pay the new Board £1,400 a year for their own water, i I : !


He said! that if they joined the


scheme. WiiiirlEkWbRKS INSPEClibN Reference to


Ruhd -District < agreed t o


Both toUtheroe Join


2 and Rowland Councils have


usday night. It ti^s stated that they had re-grouping


an open mind. ■ expressed


12 13 »ca>s, ana the merger in


Y«ii^ dearei after coiifuBioti case


|>B(JAjBSE of the confusion ■ In’ the - ■ case, - CUthertib l^agistrates yesterday week pismlssed summonses of com­ ing from land after being in pursuit of game and of killing game 'without a licence, against Malcolm Lambert, aged 18, of Traflord OardenB, Barrow,: and a 14-year-old Barrow youth., .


. '


that he heard a shot on land belonging; to Barrow Bridge r;arm andisaw Lambert stand-' ing with a; gun to his shoulder.'


, P.C. R., Bond tbld the court


otner land wnere they had! permission to shoot;


they camb off the land with a riboit and a gun but they sald| the rabbit had been snot on


iHe questioned , the youths as I


wpre trespassing and Lambert! said, “I have permission and a! rabbit Is not game,’’


I The officer asked why they! ' }


bert said, "You have your Job! to do.”


rabbit and told the youths! they would be reported.,Lam-i


youths came to the officer’s nome and told him the rabbit had been shot by the 14-year- ol^ youth on his father’s land,


he had not permission to go oh the land on which the con­ stable had seen him, he only used it to get on land on which he had permission to shoot.


spector D. Glen, prosecuting, itidat In order to .get to the land bn which the constable ’ had seen them, the youths


. youths were seen by the officer said In evidence she had told them they could cross her land but had not given them permission to shoot on It.


nejss agreed she had given thpm permission to go on the land as long as they did no damage.


in answer to Lambert, wit- ,


noj damage was done. Lambert said he and his


where they had permjMlon to shoot and were returning from It when the-officer saw them.


companlonliad gone to shoot rabbits and pigeons on land


: i


T. ^ard, of “Ingledene,” Rlm- Ington, broke two Angers. He was taken to Blackburn Royal Infirmary, by Messrs. TomllnL son’s ambulance for -treatl-


Fell out of bed fV^HEN he fell out of bed bn Sunday, 80--year-bld Mr.


ment. '


he| had asked witness if he mlight go on the land to shoot, and that she had said It would be all rightiso long as


Lambert maintained that of;the land on which the two W. Davies Mrs. Emily; Howarth, tenant , (P.C. Bond agreed with In­


would have to pass the home, ofi the 14-year-old boy and if they had the; rabbit then, they could have left it there. ,


iThe officer confiscated the! I Some nine hours later, the' Lambert also, said that While ! Sitatnis ’fend a ito «t ti ib MS Bn Btify KiUMirlnj tne


2^*8 jtiUa «n BkittMuy; « e 8w4t i*ce for « .


TENSE MOMENTS AT TriE GALA w-// s V v 'Y ' , 'X


Clitheroe F.G. ,to launch


mon^y appeal


(^LITHEBOE Football Club, .who kick-off In the Second


Division ; of,; I the Lancashire Combination! when the new season begins on August 22nd,


an4ual meeting of the Com­ bination recently has received £36 as a irm i t of a joint effort run by the club and Rlbplesdalle; Wanderers C. C,


placets to strengthen the eliffi In their bid t o


return to the


^’Int Division I In bne season; At :the week-end, two experi­


.............


/But only f^w events etimeeUed ' ■ i " T «E anttokl gala bilgaffiaed by aitberoe Cricket BowUng


'I >'■ ! ■ il'.i'Ai'."


Saturday .was marred could not be staged.


and Tennis Cluh^pn the Chatburn Road uis b, . ■ ! .. ground' bn by rain fo ihat several attractions The remaining ,stalis and events were well patronised


variety of istalls, games and sldeishows, a gymnastic dis- play by the Parish Clhurch Youth I Gjbup and a cricket practice' net. The chllpren’s cricket patch' "Lions v. Tigers ’ ]vas held, Ibut was not finished.


were presented by the Mayor­ ess, iMrs.!j.; Entwlstie.;j


The prizes for the ^ r t s SPORTS RESULTS


J. |Bfown;! 3, J. Cottam. Egg p d spoon (girls 6-7):


3, D. Wilkinson. 8-10: Turner; 2 D. Wlgnall; Brown. ..


McClean; 2; 1^. Finder; Nadtn. Girls: 1, K. Raynor; 2, L. Brown;!,3, D. Wignall


80 yards (boys); i,


Williams ; j 2, K. Barkur; Hill. Girls:; 1, A. WbMr; 2,; E. Tomlinson; 3, G. ]Jaynor.


60‘ yards! (boys): :


BlUlngtoni 2, M. Sleath; Buchananj.; Girls: 1, Stephenson; 2, P. Spep; Jenklnson


100 yards (boys) , 100 yards (teenage^oy 0: i, 1


A. Wilsheij: 2, M. McC/lettn; 3, D. Thomp;^on. Teenap girls: 1; L.'Duison; 2, V. Bush;|3, E; Pye, '


' 60 yards


(men over! 40): 1, 2. J. Tonge; 3, H.


Potato:! 1, R. McCIetn; 2, 1 G.! Raynor; 2, E. Tomlinson;


■ “ “ ■ ■ 1. L. 3, L.


howeveti and there m re many i entries for the sports. ■The I attractions included' a "l'! 'i


-™js. Ladles; l, Mrs. Read;


2,iMrs. Sanderson; 3, Miss D, WlgnaU. Skipping: 1, N. Stephenson:


; ,1 1 '' j Johiiston; 3, M. O’Nell.


2, Ri Jackson; 3, P. Speak. sack: 1, L. Asplnwall; '2, D.


1 IWheelbanow: 1, John__ mvld Williams: 2, N. Ruther­ ford and B. WlgnaU; 3, and R. Scott.


I Toddlers race.-; 1, Rosemary Parks; 2, Christine Wrigley; 3 " Hillary.,


. R


Anniversary ings £137 for Sunday School


the I^ev. L. R. Earnshaw, now or Carshalton, Surrey was the preacher at the Sunday school anniversary services at


AI former minister at Chat- burn Methodist Church,


Wesley Church, Clltheroe, on Sunday.


•'


, jin the morning, the.vaitous departments of ,the Supday


d ,The children’s choir, con-


wood, their sang in the aftemooh,


“Praito Him,; who by a simple fidwef,” “I live for those that ■ffiye; me” and “A child’s prayer.”


r eleted, by MlSs Marie isher- ...... contributions being,


rr«-ir\ / 4 cm vn rv ' l*% x t . _ ^ 1. ------ ------- r. P dress pnd was ■ flapping^^


30-yeqr-old bus driver,! of Lowergate,! CUtheroe, driving his car.ln (jJastle Street,.cllth­ eroe, he noticed the neartlde wing jwas ' fiapping.”


■X^HEN la; poUcemaJn James Stewart


closer examination found that all four wings were badly cor­ roded; and t ^ t |no attempt had been made to repair tiem.


He ; stopped' him, and on Lg, >a san Wir._______ j „ o rnd Grraaeemlm^^^^^^^^


pessons. Mr.! K. l. Bowker l


Wehdy Bradshaw read resided.


e Parker and the


an fevenlng blessing” (Kelgh- Iejf)l J Miss \/alerle AiderSon read the lesson.


which I had ; decorated the church were taken; out to old and jsick people In jthe town.


Afterwards, the flowers


Magistrates’ Court yesteiiday week,' whbh King pleaded guilty to driving'a car in a dangerous Condition. He [was fined £1


This was stated at Clitheroe


the officer, able to fin them


two new wfngs ready for ting when he! was stoppec


In court,!King said he


but had been someone to


^ A!lekure ehtltldi“Keep the SoUrcei iClean” was given lln the i^school by Mr.- Earnshaw on| Monday evening; when Mrs. iDonalq alackburn! presided, 'Itema were given by tne Wes­ ley Mkle Voice Choir, con­ ducted by Mr. Ernest Allen!


; amounted to £137; and were for Sunday School funds. |


Flower services


tional Chapel on Sunday, .when Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, of Blackburn, ‘ coh- ducted the services.


Jj^LOWEB services! were held at Martin Top Congrega­


',hig| a special hymn. Duties of organist were


shared | by Miss A, jParkinson and Miss P. Moorhouse.


■ In the afternoon, Mrs. Brown! received the flowers brought by the children of the Sunday School.! This was ■foljoyed by the children slng-


, The, week-end’s collections


t burlng thq evening- service the lailthem "Saviour, breathe


h^ej choir sang the Intfolt ' (Ghapman) and


is for


„„ „„ , 1 1 ;au.iHERO,c!,’£ I aixuuax nou- ,tonight. HoU-


ieS ! nn l h li­


day qates for mer East Lancashire i»wns are;


tMotley, X oWJaue,


riage,


Oloabop, Great i Harwood, Had- nexd, • Hoxiuxgsworui, xjeyxaiid, 1 ! Mijus, oswaia-


F eWresiti IV


bailey. 1,1 Aisncon; iitaiy-


Boumgtqn, Gprtpn, Haslingdeu, Longrldge, hejwtoij. Hearn, uen- cuebury, Rawtenstau, Stacx-


July to August 8: Bacup,


steaus, bwinton, Waterioot; August 1 to 15:1 iradlord. Leek!


j C o m p s t a l i , C o n g i d t o n , u r o m p t o n , I D e n t o n , D r o y ^ d i e n , u u k i n n e l d , ; P a c i t , H i d d e i m e i d , H y d e , h i i u e - I b o r o u g n , M a r p l e , j i t e d d i s n , K o c h - d a i e , K O m l l y , ' S h d w , S t o c K p o r t , w i x a i e y B r i d g e , W h i t w o r t a O b e p i e i d b e r o t o ; j : X - x e c K l e t o n ,


; P a m w o r m , H e x d e i l B r i d g e , H o r - i w l c n , , K i r K h a m , ' . i ^ a d o U l l e , T o d - m o r d e n , T u r t o d , V v


B u r n l e y , j


S e p t e n i b e r 7 . t o i


B r i d g e , C h a d d f e r t o n , F a l l s w o r t h , G t . H a r w o o d , ; H o l l i n w o o d , I , e e s , L e y l a n d , S p r i n g ;


b e p t e n i b e r 12 t o 14; B a m b e r O l d h a m , B r e s t o n ,


wick, Blackburn, eroe, Edenfield,' Mossley, !| Newi.l Mffis, Padiham, Ramsbottom, |Rawtenstaai,' Tot- Wtington, j Waterfoot ---- "


September 21 to oollold! 11 W bailey,


COUN. W. j, OF SAfETY COMMUTCE


COUNCILLOR W.|Sharples, a member of CUth^oe Town : 11 punpil, was elected chairman of Clitheroe Bwough and


. Rml Distrlc^ Joint Road Safety Committee at'the annual mppting at tile Town Hall last week. Councillor |e A, Par­ kinson, of CUtheroe Rural Dlsrtict Coun^ is riJieUhairman


/ted.en bloc.


thia J; Downhfil, with Mr. A. W. Chappell as distant. The conimlttee was re-elec-


i|


! /In presenting hdf annual report as secretaW, .Mtgg DownhUl stated that matters disqussed durliig the year had included the Whalley lay-by, Portfleld Bar cbmer,! the dan­ ger of metal studs hi the road, “Be| I a Better! Drtveri’ cam­ paign, and the double white line, system. I


and maintained a steady flow of propaganda ’ ' ‘ ‘


They Lad tried to reach all sections 01 w thie


of material.


community, steadj


walte had produced, a colour film ---J--’ ■


■ ___


0|i|Ce again Mr. B. BraItb- of the annual cycle',rally.


. I


and boop, puzzles, games etc., all wlth|!a road safety theme, had been distributed to child­ ren’s Christmas parties.


vention Council was going from strength to strength.


The Junior Accident Pre­


tee’s wofk In top past year, their Bsphnate 6f £200 had been approved;-.The money had bpen spfen^t wisely and to the'best advantage.


. portunlty to exipress thanks to ; all. who had given their help in' p y way, particularly the


former chair nan, Mr. B. Sharpies. |


Miss Downhill t)ok the oir- To carry out the commit­ MAIN DEALERS


OXFORD ROAD, B TEL.: 7501 BURNLEY '


URNLEY


OPEN DAILY TILL 10. p.m. SATs] TILL .6 p.iri. SUNDAYS : 10 a‘in. S p.m.. i(EJS


spEdnoN) EAiSY TERMS . DEMONSTRATIONS EXCHANGES becomes secretary.In succisslon to Miss Cyn­


22: Bamolds- Bury,. CUth- Haslingden,


o p p u l l , W i g a n . ; I b e p t e n b e r I f l i t l o 8: A s t l e y B r i d g e , j B o l t o n , b a r w e n , E a r b y ,


lest Houghton. 8: Brierfleld,


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jixiy is xo .lugusx 1: Accring­ le . M 3ori3,| c 11111 o r q e, M


Year 1957 1968 1957


Pay us a visit an(i Pocket the Savings.


XODIAO ........... l.£76o Model


CONSUL D.L. ,.!.£769 f bfiNSilU De Luxe


ittings ........... j.f695


efihSUL ........ j; £686 CdHSUL ........£716


! PR.EFECT ! prIefeot PREFECT PREFECT ANGLIA . ANGLIA . ANGLIA . ANGLIA . POPULAR


WYVERN ' WYVERN


CONSUL ESTATE i £795 CONSUL CONSUL PREFECT PREFECT


!..........l£42'5'l ..........l£210l .........|£195 !


. . . . . . .!£136 £296


...s...i£49B .........!£6B


0


• !........... ..........£446 ........y£?50r ..........£169 .......J.£260: •...... ;.£175l ........£126;


....‘.£626'


USED I Price


CARS Ykr 1966 1951 1960 1956 1956 1953 1982 1846 '1954


1961


1' 1950 1849


1954 F 0 R D 10 OWTi YAN ............J5160 THAMES 10 CWt!


1944 1857


1047 Year


Year, Model Price ' 1964 FORD 6 CWT. VAN £175 ! 1963 THAMES 6 CWT. £130 ! 1947;,^FPRD,6 CWT,,van £60 1955 THAMES 10 OW'f. £195


■W/W .-..,........£165 THAMES 10 CWT.: £36 THAMES 15 CWT. YAN ......... :....£490 AUSTIN 10 VAN .. £40


n.i.. ,


!1956 BEDFORD! 6 TON LWB DIESEL ....£475


1952 AUSTIN 2 TON TIPPER 1952 5 T()N TRUCK ..£275


1854 BEDFORD 7 TON TIPPEB ........,.£650


i, 1864 ROVI: 1963


LIGHT VANS Year


1948 STAljiDARD 1 1947 TRIIMPH ........... 1949 [HUMBER SUPER '1UPE .........j...;!.it285 lUMjSER HAWK !. !R:


1957 1948


STANDARD s Id.L. STANDARD 8


tOVifeR 75 ...j...'j.to75 OWIiTT JAVELIN 4245


, ^650


1953 jlUSTjl IP


Model


1956 AUSTl. 1956 BEDF BUS 1955 lilORlli 1948 JOWi


1948 JbWI Price I Year | I


1948 J 0 V ford


1949 Austin A.40


N A.40 picK- ..£110


ORD U'Tili. I.........


. COMMERCIAL VEHICLES : ModeMnrfnl


iModel


1846 MORRIS XWD


1053 ■THAMJ, WB i,


L ES 6 TOI N A.40 ! . . . .£ [


S ‘J ’TYPE £230 £365


ETT BRAD.


W/W| 10 CWT. £76


£35 60


1952 MORRIS TIPPER fjiM 1951 KARRIER BAI^TAM


Price 25 i


•......25 I 30 CWT.


£10 'Sil ■ Price


MAN I i £210


WYVERN .. WYVERN .. WYirERH:,..


Model..


AUSriMXA-BO AUSrifi' A'isb AUSTIN A.70 AUSHN A.30 AUSTIN 8 ...


(•rice > 8675 . 8326 .8210


.|t465 .£550 .bss .£350


MOIlRIS OXFORD TRA(ELLER ]...- .


MINilR CONYERT ABLIi


£140 1 ! ;:426


:!345 £476 £i85 £160 i:28S


If


3son 1 ■ - - cott.


School each sang a hymn OTd Kp'lj-


Tom Finder,' a 22-ycar-old six footer, Who was wanted by ; two 1 other 1 Combination First! DlvlMon sides. 1 An Inslde-for- warq, he was iprevlously vfith'


Tlie |fortwai;ds signed are


Southport land scored a goal for SouthpprtiRes. when they visited Shaw. Bridge last sea­ son. . . |,' j ij


L signed by CUtheroe. ■!' t Work on tliej preparation of


or mb praying anticipatea


mg tne quagmire xc so piten was i^ t seaisun


Delnglaone ent cm


-. prove ahd.fnoqenuse utiixties lor spectate '


to me comfnittoe are Messrsi , Oc


l cluKs ! 'dce-cnairman,


the ehciosurel 'anq tne stand l8 to De repined ana re- painieo, wexAe streixuous enprts are 1,0 !o'e made to im-


Tarmac is to be put down in Slx jnew knembers co-opted LEAVE YOUR TROUBLE


erxiafa 1 .snarpxes, ixas ;ne auiies 01 ciud succession to Mr.


BUY A SI USED CAR


BEHIND! I rnere snbuli be a marxed


mprovement iih cue drainage to at


on ■


tiie drams will uridge Decom-


playing area has been sprayed witn 1 weeahKUler, and It Is hoped mere I Win oe a good growtn of grass oy tne time ine season jgeto under way.


he piicn cohfmues and the


year-old putrtde-left, prevl- ouslj a Jiinidf with Preston North End, has also been


Hii brother, Harry, a 24-^ ' ’ s ^ ' I CHILDREN’S:


FREE . SUNJOY breeze


MEN^ SANDALS -


JOYANCE . LYSANDER ■ TEENAGERS’: • F^NIENTE . sJjN-


SAILP TENERTTE


make SURE OP YOUR HOLE AY CC)MK)Rr PROM THE OLARK’S SIDCKBST:


DAN LORD AT® SON


5, Moor Lane, Clitheroe PHONE;' 488


enced forwanls were Signed ! andjnegotlatidns lue going on for other players.


provements; which Is being tackled - during . the dote Sfeakbn, the 1 dmuhlttce have been busy lultite search for


In addlUoa lto an ambitious prograinme' of groiuntt fin-


arq to lapeh an appeal for financial support. ’ ■^e cluk I relegated at .the


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, July 17, m y


Special Notice to Flarmers <uid’ Agricultural Cojitracfors We are I now In a position'TO GIVE YOl


SUPER SERVICE ; we can supply any ' tractor REM Om COVER


compte witti TUBE afid WHEEl IN ESCIHANOE for your OLD UNIT.


T ' "cently acquired a


LONG WHEEL BASE LAND ROVER ffieet„all demands p/Jv tRB fie ’Jo."


WrotJlDS fend SBCOND-EU^ m STOCK: 400 Z 19 ] 600 X 16 600 Zl 19 750 x 111


the foUotg^fig 'flzb


“q t S ®?0*oo “ •^5z|24 l l l s z i a 8x 24, 10 x 28


lljt,28 11x36 D


CHAITBURN TlfRE DEPOT ■Telephone! Chatbum 216


illST ARRIVED NEW STOCKa OF


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