VACANT lord i 8.


^■our hobby be ^ pay for your fcnt iway. K—. roflt .wltb bur and exclualve I^r details Ideal Housel I


8R REQD.


RST1& SON E) LTD., ) E MILL


on.l — Apply! l PI, Sawley, Nr!


lOOR WORK is Tulles, with four Ir day; weekly Plus excellent blyl incentive


f , glyen. ‘Some Uancs.


fenlences; good D9.‘Advertlset


d. lor widower! BIRTHS


PubUo Health Street, by not loon ' Saturday,


[ ns to be made


CORPORATIONeblcle drlvet. for a ee-hout


. T R A I N E E laccommodatlon I . Eagle- Hotel, litberoe,. Te.


It


lAOY reqd. fot tk.—Write: Bok Times^____ I


, iicant.-^Applyi: -Ctoe.


Id o f f ic e , IqLITHEROE EQD. AS DIS-


d.i I willing to : i


RAGNALL,—On October 1st 19go nt Brainley Meade,-, to Edna and


49, Peel l-Street. Clltberoe. ^ daughter, Patricia Ann.


WILSON.f^n • September 29tb. 1960, atlBramley Meade Maternity jto Lilian (n6e Holmes) son, Peter (brother


for, I Christine). Thanking all concerned. Deo gratlasj


coivung of age


BRIGGS.j—Congratulations Ray. 21st birthday.


Octpper] 7th.


J Good luck, good health, God | i i pless you-always.


'*


- tWI our love. Mam, Dad and ‘Keltm Jim and Monica.


^Itoppyj birthday Uncle Raymond Love, Stephan and Karen.


jlor .the above


rewriting ex- lantagei good Isant working J pns. 1


I I I Manager j,Kitchen work,


ferry, Smrebum |h . Tel. Stonjt-


Jstlo; five or slx- bgs only; houijs


08PITAL, ROE l.| salary: £42y-


|rlc Ward.


RbERLY. Wage I £6/19/4 Plus


; Sunday dutlep.


IqOMESTIGS for Th,oursi per even- T jveek. Rate of


III•on.i IlOIST CHURCH


Ipplicatlons , to: Vmerod Terrape,


pn. fel.


|/| SHORTHAND ply experienced) Blnce of firm pf llhteresting and pi further details |to; jlngham and I.IClltheroe,


|l | ability; if ho pee, should be il how to usela line.—J . ' South is] Ltd., , Jubljee


!|G LADY redd, I a r work I In mill


d consolehtloUs,


fvallable.r-Wrlte: Ter and Times.


i7-toh tlpper.L :lme. TeL Sl.i


IHAND TYPIST Tmlc Engineering Jalary and pros- |ns by letter t ■ Kendal j Street,


jpGMENTS


liilatlves;-of the plistaU wish I to T ;and neighbours, messages' of syin- llirlbutes In thelri pement; also the S of Olltheroe


H


! J. Southwofth Rev.,Chapman; btratlons.


Ely of ,; the ■. iKent wish


bps, friends and pelr kind expres-'


late to


dctorlB Hospital -ttentlon.


ad.


I land' neighbours, I expressions I of


Church Council, I linen’s Institute


I


rthur Layopek to ; thank |all


[floral tributes I their recent Bent.;


f , W^dlngtoni WebsterI family ' o f ^ h e ;


____ : expressions; Id florU tributes; heir sad bereave-1, doctors, sisters' aueen's Park'


pcere thanks!to; [And neigh-!


wish]to; John Bolton for I, Barrow, nurses and staff


■ received by bereavements


dd. for: clerical and prpgresslve k scheme; (typing


to play alter- 1 Barrow, near


117; and 160, Lowergate. CUtheroe.


MR. AND MRS. F. C. RAWSOH omounce the comlng^Tf^ge oj


‘delr daughter Eunice Robinson. J ^ l^ ^ d e r 2nd, 1960. Congratu-l


Mayl God In His love, ever bless you, -


Wlth^^rcles He knowetb you ^ S e n r


' Ttnde^il


“ Commit thy way unto the LorA' :


and HO shall b r ig It to Psalm 37.8.


—Rathk Mother and David. 17, Windsor Avenue. _______


SELLERS.—Congratulations and *0 Wayne on his


21st! birthday, October 8th. —Froni Mam, Dad and Rita, 34, Pendle Avenue, Chatbum,


SELLERS.—Congratulations Roy on your 21st birthday, October 8ta,| 1960.


--All my love, Doreen.


BULCOCK.—On September 30tb. suddenly, at " Oakdene,” 22 ■Dudley Road, Wallasey, Douglas


Henderson, dearly loved husband of Margaret, aged 73 years.


FROST.!—On October 1st! S


and Marie, Hurst Lyhe.


Vfather of Keith, 81, Waddlngton Ma; •J&y. . tM-iu savfovijr IWCU


Wlthlngton Hospital, Manchester, Lydia, dearly loved sister of Elizabeth 'Parker, Manchester and Robert; Hloms, of Olltheroe devoted stepmother or aged! 66 years. Interment "lemetery, Ashton-under-


KERT,—On Sunday, October 2nd, 1960, In hospital, Leonard Georore, the ddrllng'husband of Winifred and greatly loved


Jload, Clltheroe, aged 64 years. A servied was; held In the Parish Church on| Wednesday followed by cremation at Accrington',


-G. Oalveriey & Sons Ltd,") Tel.' 297/1017.1 __________


; Lltherfand, [ of School House, Waddineton, (headmistress Wad­ dlngton School), aged 56 years. Servlep Ini St. Helen’s Church, Waddington, to-morrow (Satur­ day, October' 8th) prior to cremation at Pleaslngton.


—Enq.; Scales Funeral Service. Tell Clltheroe 345,


WEBSTEP.-jOn September 29th, 1960,1 (In Ihospltal), .Ellen, the dearljl beloved wife of the late Thomas Webster, of 34, Station Road, Whalley, in her Slst year. 'Interment j was at Inghamlte iOhapdl Cemetery, Wheatley Lane, jon Monday! October 3rd.


,1—Alan Parker. Funeral Director. TeirWballey 3201.


IN MEMORIAM blRD.-l—


dear Husband and Son-in-law. ■


In loving memory of a


149, Wlnchmore Hill Road, ■ Southgate, I London N.14,


died October 6th, 1939.; —Tofai, Ada and AKre' ________


Life Is [eternal. Love Is Immortal.


CUNDALL , - r In loving memory of our dear Dad and Granddad,


Isaac, who; fell asleep October otxl, 1939.


I . .


—Prom the; Family. 46, Moor Ltoe,


Always remembered. ; !■


PYE-r-In I loving memory of EOT^d, a i dear .Husband and ^ther, who died (Jetober 8th,


—From his; loving Wife, Ronnie and Dorothy, Mabel and Jim.


, AlwayJ In our thoughts.


PYE-fln affectionate remembrance of our loving Grandpa!


—&om Joim/ Elizabeth, Oather- 'nO and Patrlda.


WALLBANK.— of Our dear


-In dled|October 5th. 1939.; Sister,


loving memory fizzle, who


—Clkra, Dick and Emily. Waddlngton. i


At peace In God’s garden. ! i


Wreaths arid ! all Floral Tributes


I exoertly made to order ! BARKERS,


WHALLEYj ROAD NURSERIES.


Clitheroo (near Primrose Bridge) Tel. 62r (any hour)


3N' LANE, I EROE.


IN T E R F LO f f i


I ); 183 (^ g h t) pr '


' l l


St. Andrew’s Church Slaidbum


ANNUAL SALE in THE V I^G E HAUl on


Saturday, 22nd Oct. at 3 p.m.


Admission 3d. Children Free.


Buffet Tea! In > Mission Room. Bolton-jby-Bowland


Young Farmers’ Club


A WHl^DRlVE and I DANCE


will jjie hold In- THE SCHOOL •


|l '


Ion given to all ■ers.


;


Jternoon: Coffee, Icuits served. ;


services, our com- I Rlete'rfaclilties, and our


modern equipment | are at the relatives’ | d i s p o s a I


Low e r s !


throughout the time we are serving.


TO-NIGUt (FRTOAY) Whist, j! p.m., prompt.


Dance, 9-30! p.m. until 1 a.m, Gordonair'es Dance Band


Admission 3/- Home-made Refreshments. I ; ■


A Roi:k V RoU Record Dance


1910 Jubil^Year 1960


NORTH EAOT LANCASHIRE GIRL GUIDES


Stage a Spectacular and Impressive Pageant


‘OUR GOLDEN HERITAGE’ j


with a . - MASSED CHOm


of .Clltheroe &, District Guides ' to be presented In


KING GEORGE’S HALL ! BLACKBURN


November 3rd & 4th ! at 7-30 p.m.


Parish Church School Satur-- day, 15th October, at 10-15 to 11-45 a.m. ■


Booking for Clitheroe in the ;


PRICES: Adults 2/6 and 1/6; for Children in Uniform.,


Souvenir Programmes 1/-! SOCIAL EVENING


. In- ST, AMBROSE CHURCH !S(3HOOL, GEINDLETON '


Toi-night (Friday) | 14th Oct. a t 7-45 p.m. |


Supper served at 8 p.m. ; GAMES TO FOLLOW.


ber Ilth, 1959. Worthy of everlasting love.


’Dicky," who passed away Octo­


■ BOWKER.—In loving memory of Jbther, who


* Free jfetimates for Fitted Carpets %


AXMINSTER & WILTON SQUARES ,i


IN ALL SIZES. i!


BROADLOQIVI & TUTTED CARPETS ----- ^ RUGS & LINOS - — —


ALL FITTED iOAEPETS AiRE SEWN BY HAND


ALL pOODS CAN BE OBTAINED ON H.P. TpRMS AND OUR 20-WEEKT CLUB


LITHERLAND.—On October' 4th, in hospital! Miss Emma Meenle'


“ BARGAINS—to keep you Warm ana Dry. ” C I I O I I T ’ C


a r m y a n d O n X J R l W N A V Y STO RES


2 & 2a, SHAW BRIDGE STREET CLITHEROE


MEN’S & BOYS’ OUTFITTERS, BOOTS & • I Branches also at Sklpton. Accrington. Heywood. Rlshton


Witney Blankete from 32/6 Witney Blanket Pieces 8/6 & 10/6


Coloured Flannelette Sheets 66 X 86 29/11 - 75 X 95 37/6 White Yorkshire Blankets X 100 39/11 each


Men’s Plastic Macs 7/6


Ladles’ Plastic Macs ... 9/11 Men’s Jeans (AU Sizes)


Denim' 19/6; BUck 19A1; Blue 19/11


Bedford Cord. ITonsers 31/6


P.V.C. Maos .................. 45/6 P.V.C. Legs


K W/H Coats Grey W/H Coats..........28/6


Continental Football Boots Boys’ 2-5 21/6 . Men’s 29/11


Men’s and Boys’ Football Shorts (White) ......... 6/11


New Gas Mask Haversacks 3/11 & 5/11


Men’s Cavalrv Twill Trousers ............. ...... 27/6


Sleeping Bags 25/6, 35/-, 39/11 &-42/6


Men’s Wellingtons. All Sizes 14/6, 17/11 & 35/-


Men’s Army Grey Socks 2/11 & 3/11


Men’s Boiler Suits 27/6. 29/11 & 34/-


Men’s Raincoats from 55/-


Ladles’ Slippers All Sizes 7/6 & 9/6


Men’s Black & Brown Shoes 24/6, 27/6, 32/6, 42/6 & 49/6


Men’s Singlets & Trunks 2/11


New Release Genuine New Army' Roots AU Sizes NaUed Only ..;.............39/6


Men’s!! Khaki & Navy Drill Shirts............. . from 7/6


Boys’ I and Girls’ Duffle Coats......... . from 37/6


13/11 26/6


Men’s Clyde Wellingtons _ Slight snb-^andard only Cord 6/6 Tweed 5/6


_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I Men’s Caps


________ Gab. 5/6 Cycling Capes 21/6 & 10/6 Men’s Melton Trousers 21/- Warehonse Coat4 ...... 28/6 Youths Trousers Men’s Duffle Coa ,_


_ _ _ _ _ _


Boys’ and Girls’ Gaberdine Raincoats


Men’s “Rookley’l Welling­ _ tons, Sponge Inner Sole,


_ _ _ _ : _ _


Donkey Jackets _______________ 39/11,


White & Black Size 10-2 Price 3/11


32/6 TO-NIGHT; (Friday) at 7-30i SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15


BRADFORD DILLMAN, JULIETTE GRECO, ORSON WELLES in “ CRACK IN THE MIRROR.’’ Cinemascope, (A)


(


Week commencing October 17th, 1960 DAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, at 7-30


JOHN ASHLEY, SANDRA KNIGHT In | Frankenstein’s


For the flr^t time—a female with spine-chilling .thrills. i i


: ' ' ' ALSO '' i KEN CLAYTON. BARBARA WILSON, RICHARD GILOEN In


“ LOST, LONELY & VICIOUS” (a) : An Inside story of Hollywood, and white hot tool


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30; SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-16 ERROL, FLYNN. ANTONY QUINN, MAUREEN O’HARA in


Against'All Flags Technicolor., , , (D)


all the history of piracy, he ravished the seas and sweeps the , i-: screen with a golden adventure.: ,


Booking Oflico open Wednesday and Saturday. 2 n.m. to 4 p.m.; other times at the General Offioe. 2, Moor Lane. 10 a.m. to 12 ndon,,2-16 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tel, Clitheroo 1160/1.


Clitheroe Co-operative Society Furoisliing iDepartment — Moor Lane


;


! Week commenoing October 17th, ,1966 ! MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7-30


RICHARD TODD, PETER SELLERS. ELIZABETH SELLARS In NEVER LET ()0


A high-tension thriller that pins you to the edge of i your seats from start to finish with a new, tough and ruthless Peter Sellers.


• ■ ALSO , THE ABBEY THEATRE PLAYERS In “ BOYD’S SHOP” THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30; SATURDAY at 6


ROBERT MITCHUM, ANNE HEYWOOD, DAN O’HEF CYRIL CUSACK in


A TEHRIBLE I BEAUTY


Mltehum strikes under cover of night . . . and lives tence of death) The most exciting of all terrorist act)


Booking Offioe open daily 11 to 12>38,3 to 4-30.


CHATBURN CHURCH PLAYERS PRESENT-


“ YOU, TOO, CA


HAVE A BOD (A Farce In 3 Acts by Fred Robinson]


in Tlffi CHURCH INSTITUTE-op 20th, 21st, 22nd OCTOBER


I


at 7-30 p.m., prompt. ADMISSION:


Reserved bloek 2/6 • Unreserved blpek 2/ GMldrehHalf-Pric?.;..,..,


Booking Agentr Mrs. L. HUDSGN, Bridge Rd., (jlhatburn. VOTE


AGAINStr••■SUNDAY CINEMAS 0 KEEP SUNDAY


AS 1 A DAY OF REST . . . AND WORSHIP


X X X X VOTE


TO-MORROW Station where you last voted


SATURDAY, 15th OCTOBER betwem 12 noon & 8 p.ni.


X X X X


CM WOULD LIKE. : . .


TO TAKE YOU TO VOTE


OFFER THE USE OF ! A CAR lELP IN ANY WAY-|


r YOUR MINISTER CLITHEROE 6081


ELECTRIC IRONS, FTOES, CLOCKS, Etc. ------- CASH OR TERMS .,-------—p— r-


BENTHAM’S YOU I RADIO AND TV DEALERS ■


14 MARKB' ■ Tol


T PLACE " (XrrHEROE lephone:! Clifheroe''J47 or 443


; ■ YOUR OFFKRAL HOOVER DEALERS FOR CUTHEROE (X)


|vca Manager! I Eadburn


earned £60 in Vritb for local


’■eqd.; fully or li good wages atbum 202.


i^ e m w i a l s Fecitts ofler a wide varlMy


and can deliver and erect In anyi churchyard.'


BROS.


itEfi|ORIAL CRAFTSMIN I I SINCE 1860


WJialley New Road I b|.a c k b u r n I ’Phone; 6248


(Open Saturday afternoone)


RECORDERS FROM £21 TO £65


I from 57/6 from 49/6


I only 23/6


Youths “Edwardian” Tronserg 23/6 & 29/11


Men’s' Felt Demob. Hats (worth d|)nble) 10/-


3t I 4/6


'5


49/lL 67/6 Plhnsoles


6-8 5/6


Men’s Track Suits All Sizes ' 29/11


______________ 10/6 !& 12/6


“ Everoak ” safety !i Cycle Helmets]...... . 51/6


Genoine Women Fawn Raincoats


Officers .... 89/6


Men’s Pyjamas 14/11 j& 19/6 Ladles’ Plastic Macs Commando Boots


Boys’ Poplin Shirts AU Sizes ________


Men’s Bib/brace Overalls 111/11


Men’s Rayon Trousers


7 8/6 each & 19/11


“ Toft King ” Boots & Shoes All Sizes Only I........ 39/11


W/P Trousers j ^ 1V6,19/11 & 22/6


Boys’ Empire Je^ns ...... 7/6 Men’s Empire Jeans


KBURN, BAiCUP, SKHTTON and In hpr towns In Lancashire


OPEN ON SUNDAYS B u r n l e y , o ld h a m , ic o ln e , q t .


IN CUTHEROE?


POLiiNG TO-MORR


SATTMDAY, 15th OCTOjBER 12 noon to 8


AT YOUR USUAL POLLING ^TATION. USE YOUR .VOTE THUS:


su n :DAY CINEMAS FOR AGAIVST


Gaberdine 19/11


If you are oyer * YOUR


, ! : • '


INTERVt Heights to


mit your own requirements J )eJivered in d l areas


|; | ; 1 A ll enquiries promptly attended to : !


18, PARK S’ Tel


D. CATtERMOLE 4 SON STREET


FR ijephone: C ■ - Clllltheroe 99


LANCASHIRE (ioMBINATTON : : ullVISiON SHAW BRIDGE GROUND


TO-MORROW (SAT.), OCT.! 15th CUth ero e v . nei^son


CLljTHEROE


OVEN FENCING 6ft. Lengths


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