VACAWT


boanoy for a jappr^ntice to


Candidate will ard of educa- /in ' English


l^re bod, and good


- stating age |th two refer-


neratlon. instance in


JImes Office, p . Clitheroe, |


lyour hobby be i pay for your


_ Ideal House,' lord 8. ______,


but way. Knit; profit with our and exclusive For details


llary


■iTe I C 5


d other ships cers for radio-j. nd ■ Direction rising to.'


B to 35) should and Intcr-


Approx, two pay annuaiiy.


Counties Radio caster, Road,


- and travel, rther Intorma- lon. fees, etc,


1 hours weekly, B7. King Street, ■138


111 Men's Social pspltal. Langho; fcr 48045..-


hrt-tlme) reqd. Ifectlonery and-


FRD AND wTFE pdid above


Wreaths, A, PEAf Nurseri


Residenc


Bouquets, Cut Flowers, etc CE & SON, Chatburn


es (near Pendio Hotel) : 29 Tower Hill. Clitheroe


el, Chatburn 230. BIRTHS


I wages, i .Apply 1 29th to: The


Ice, should be how' to use a


|1 . . . LADY reqd. work in mill l conscientious; ,


ability:, if no (


|ne.—J . : South-; f,td„ Jubilee


riME ■UP ted


tK ' INN jlEROE 268


CLITHEROE DEPARTMENT lOF JUNIOR


iR FEMALE) Invited for the at a salary In


J .|the General Ijiresent: Males


1


--------- and all concerned


Braralesj Meade,' to Jean i'n?p John),


Crltchley) and^ John, a son Steven 'Lindsay


6. .Waddow Green Low'Moor Ciltherde.


SILVER WEDDINGS


: Mum ahd Dad, ;on the occasion of your silver Wedding annlver^


BRADSHAW. — Congratulations —Wendy,


, on you: ary. 1


! Church tember, ■best..


—Fronj Gran


Holden address, Askwlt^.


; Congratulilatlons to Mum and Dad CO'TTERILL HAYHURST


.. silver wedding annlvers- 4farrled at St. Peter’s Bolton-by-Bowland, Sep-


25th, 1935. yLWO of the Patricia, Suzanne and


lioLDEN-HOLGATE


On September 25th, 1935, at Christ Church. Chatburn, James to Maud Holgate. Present Moorvllle, Moor Lane Otley, Yorks.


DEATHS


>les—£208-£679 1st January, salary will


■orsed ".junior |ge, education T laVtlcular full


Kissesslon of itlon quallflca-


tlon successes) ■“ " persons !to nay be : made to the under- than l^Oth


70WDEN, ' Town Clerk


lER REQD. !


| r8T & SON ! ) LTD.. E MILL.


|n


.S. Creamery, leroe. : • ■'


■bur week. For writing: The


(male or kRIAM


Icled September: wonderful


orles I of a I


fill never grow ber smile with


lev heart wijth new star In


ht !to shine, ’ world of sorrow, pear Mother jor


,, baughter-ln- I falnlly.


i


orman; express all relatives,


Icen’s Nurse for biheroe.


during their ' the family


i


, Ann Warbur- bk I all friends


pent. lltheroe, I


. all relalvl., hours for klnd- Ithy In their 1 for floral


and f£_,


Floral 'Tributes l,tojorder


NURSERIES,


Imrdse Bridge) hour) I ;


relatives of


! their kind tpathy and «lved ; during i


other friends received ahd


SMENTS lly o£ the late ;


■ Brunge/ley Avenue, Clltheroe aged 8( years.. Service In Cllth­ eroe Parish Church to-day (Fri­ day, September 23rd) at 2 p.m,, followed by Interment at Clltheroe Cemetety at 2-30 pm.


GARSIDE.—On September 18th, 1960 In hospital, Elizabeth, the dearly, loved wife of the late Frank I Irlam Garslde, of 5


—Calverley,'Clltheroe. Tel. 297/ 1017. [ ■■•


. _______lln God's i keeping._______


of the 71, -Sal


KNOWLES.—On September 15th 'I960 (Suddenly), at 30, Rectory iRoad, Blackpool, Elizabeth Ellen, late of Waddlngton Road. Clith- eroe. Cremated at Lytham Septemjer 20th,;


WARBUIITON. - i On Thursday, 15th September,; 1960, In hospital, Elizabeth Ann, dearly loved wife


Interment was at- Cllthcroe Cemetery on the 17th September.


____ aged 85 years. I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ . MARY WADDINGTQN ■IfsajltHcre-tblNTRIGUE-tlie COmUIPTION-^lhe Stirring Expitemcnt of TheTRIAlSofOSCARWILOE.


rn]«(*l 1} SanU Bklh • Dnclrt k; ui Bows^i I; ■ 1 ' ■ I ■


late George Warburton, of ;hiU Road


—G. Qalverley and Sons. Tel. '297/1017.


WEARlljG.—On 'September 15th, at herf-home, 28, High Street. Sklpton, Eleanor Alice, aged 67 years, beloved wife of Len and dear mother of'Alice, Frank and Hilda. I Cremation was at Sklpton on Monday. September 19th.


ijn MEMORIAM


BOOTHMaN.—In' loving memory of a pear Husband, Dad and Granddad, who died September 21st, 1959,


I —From the Family. Buck cottage, Waddlngton. ■


INGHAM.—In loving memory of a dear Wife and Mother, who died September 21st,!, 1959.


—Prom' Husband, Arthur and Son, Tom,


I _____________


inghaM .—In loving memory of a dear Mother, who passed away Septemjjer 21st,| 1959,


—FromI Jessie, Tom and John. . MIDDLEBROUGH.—In


' I


memorj) of a dear Husband and Father, wbo d ir t September, 27th, 1968.


lo vi n g Sabden.


—Prom famll'r,


' This''day d<x we remember. A loving thought WB give,' To cue no longer with 'us, in our hearts still lives,


But his loving Wife and


PREEDYl-7-ln loving memory of a dear Mother, who passed away September 24th, 1947.-


-From the Family,___________


VOSE .—In lovlrig memory of my dear Wife, lyy vose, died Septem­ ber 26th, 1969,


Always loved, remembered always.


-r-Her loving Husband. Jim, Betty and Michael, ■


VOSE,—In loving memory of a dear Mother and Grandma, who away j September ,26th.


Worf,hy of [remembrance. —Kathleen, Arthur and Kenneth.


I , You I oftimes said we’d miss „ you, i


I


■; We lost out best and dearest ;


; Dear] Mother, when we lost you. I


, Your word was oh, so true, friend, |


!—Eileen and Harold,___________


VOSE.-jn lovhig memory of my I dear Mother, who died September 26th, 1^69,


r


i —From Winnie, Arthur , and Family,


Loved and rememliered. I


I —Mother.


LANE, ; )E ., I '


NTERFLORA 183 (night


iotufueU given to all


J;nooni Coffee, |lte served.; r


WERS


ItY of those we serve piefer the use of one of Ri ivate chapels. There is r an e^tra charge for uie of our chapels. '


>-SGRUS CLITjlEROE 345


SLAOKCURN 4042 ACCRINGTON 2641


Mer remembered. | ,


38, Soutljport Road. Lydlate. __________


VOSE,—In loving memory of Ivy, my dsughter-ln-law. who died Septemto 26th; 1959.


Wondeiful, lightweight luxaitex Venetian Blinds jiring a lighter, frighter look to any home,, traditional or modern. They


come in 23 gay slat colours with either matching or contrasting exclusiv: Vinyl plastic tapes—or there are ‘hidden’ tap'ra if you prefer. ( Inly luxaflex can give you dazzling brightness to com­ plete da rkness and privacy. Easy to clean, guaranteed for five yearsj n xaflex Venetian Blinds will improve the propcirtions of any rooi !■—or even make two rooms out of one. Call in at your


lighter aide.*rftere are luxaflex - ■• I , . 1-


local Lira AFLEX dealer today and start living on the ’ 0 , ^ ,


____ _________4 ____ /OTBsmaiwp Awnings^


tobiightenihe outside ojyour home, tool The World’s Finest Venetian Blind


Glitheroe Go-operative Society Fuhiiiphing Department — Moor Lane


A x GOODS CAN BE OBTAINED ON H.P. . TERMS AND OUR 20-WEEKS’ CLUB \


'


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE PARKS DEPARTMENT


NO^CE ■ Is' hereby given that the BOWLING


GMUNS, .TENNIS COURTS and PUTTING GREEN at --------- ^STLE Will be CLOSED after SUNDAY, 2nd


L ^ e Stocks of Army and Witney Blankets


All Christians are Invited hear about this adventuri Christianity Into Industi


VOSE.—In loving memory 6f a dear Mother, I died September j 26th, 1959.


.'/J 'a : " ' 'll SHORTS Cord 6/6 Gab. 5/6 Tweed 5/6


Men’s Melton Trousers 21/- Warehonse Coats ...... 28/6 Youths Trousers ...... 19/11


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


Men’s Duffle Coats ' ___________ from 57/6


Boys’ and Girls’ Gaberdine Raincoats..........from 49/6


Men’s “Bockley” Welling­ tons, Sponge Inner Sole, only 23/6


Youths "Edwardian” Trousers 23/6 & 29/11


Men’s Felt Demob. Hats (worth double) 10 / -


Donkey Jackets 39A1. 49A1. 67/6


White & Black Pllmsoles Size 10-2 3-5


6-8


Price 3/11 4/6 5/6 Men’s Track Suits All Sizes '


Boys’ Empire Jeans


"Everoak” Safety Cycle Helmets ....


Genuine Women Fawn Balncoats


29/11 7/6


Men’s Empire Jeans 10/6 & 12/6


Plastic Air Beds..........19/11 Motor- .... 51/6 Officers ..... 89/6


Oilskin Cycle Capes 19/11 Men’s Pyjamas 14/11 & 19/6


Ladies’ Plastic Macs . . . 9/11 commando Boots...... 49/11


Boys’ Foplin Shirts All Sizes 8/6 each


Men’s Blb/brace Overalls 16/11 & 19/11


Men’s Bayon Gaberdine Trousers ................. 19/11


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


W/P Trousers 11/6,19/11 & 22/6


ARMY A N D NAVY STORES


2 & 2a, SHAW BRTOGE STREET aiTHEROE


MEN’S & BOYS’ OUTEITTEBS. BOOTS & SHOjES.


Branches also at SUpton. Accrington, Heywood, Rlfhton Men’s Caps


Men’s Plastic Macs ..


Ladles’ Plastic Macs Men’s Jeans (All Sues)


.. 7/6 9/11


Denim 19/6; mack 19/11; mne 19/11


Bedford Cord. Tronseraj 31/6 P.V.C. Macs.


P.V.C. Legs................ K W/H Coats........... Grey W/H Coats ,


Continental Football Boys’ 2-5 21/6.


Men’s


[45/6 13/11 .26/6


.28/6 Boots 29/11


Men’s and Boys’ Fohtball Shorts (White) ...... .1. 6/11


Cycling Caiies 21/6 & 10/6


Men’s (Navy)


F o o tb a l l Sbiorts 4/11


New Gas Mask Haveniacks 3/11 & 5/;i


Men’s Plastic Holiday


Men’s Cayalry Twill Trousers .................


Shoes 14/6


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 s ic k s !


Unigas Stoves


2/11 & 3/11 35/-


Men’s Boiler Suits ^ 27/6. 29/11 ft 34/-


Men’s Balncoats from 55/- Slzes


Ladles’ Slippers All 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 Belease Gemili^e New


Army Boots All Slzi Nailed Only ...........j . 39/6


Men’s Khaki & Navjr Drill Shirts............ .. ripm 7/d


MEN'S DEMOB SUTTS-Only £4/4/0 . -j


CLITHER^E MUSIC CLUB I I • ... .


FOUR


TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 1960: j


TUESDAY, DECEMBm 6th, 1960: I


JOHn I oGDON, Kano OPERA FOR ALL”


‘“IPS BA] IBER OP SEVILLE.'’


■nJiSDAY, JAIHJART 17th, 1961: I I ' YFRAH NBAMAN, Violin TUESDAY, MARCH 21st, 1961:


i ,


AMICI STRING QU^TET All Concerts In the ,


PARISH OHUSOH SUNDAY ^O O L 8t7-30p.m. i


: Season Tickets £1 and 13/-


: From Mr. J. Wail, Midland Bank, t!hther6i . Admission at the D( or 5/6 and 3/6 (Students 1/-).


Clitheroe Naturalists J oc. Aunual


Geineral Meetiii:‘g will be held on


Thursday, 6th Octob at 7-30 p.m. In the


Business to be followed er


discussion on members exhl Please: brlnlg your problgi enquiries,,and exhibits.


ROYAL GRAMMAR SOHCfOL by


bits ihs,


Clitheroe & District fVee Church Council


ANNUAL' RALLY In the


CONGREGA'nONAL CHUljOH


Wednesday, 5th October at 7-30 p.m.


. Speaker: Sister Marjorie Mall);


Industrial Chaplam of tl Manchester Mission. Chairman: '


REV. ALAN GAUNT. Clitheroe Am:ateur


Operatic and j Society


Dramatic


WEDDING IN PARIS


REHEARSALS In the


Old School, CnmcH Brow To-night (Fiiday)


FULL REHEARSAL (VOCAL) at 7-45 p.m.


Friday, 7th October


FULL REHEARSAL (VOCAL) a t7 -4 5 p ,k


AUDITIONS


FOR PRINCIPAL PARTS will be held on


2nd October a|t 2 p.m.


OPERA STARKIE ARMS HOTEL Friday, 7th October for Membera and Friends.


Tickets on Sale at Rehearsal on September 30th.


Adniission ,2/6


brockhall hospital SPORTS CLUB, LANGHO


Old Tyme & Modem Sequence


bARNIVALj DANCE TUESDAY, 4th‘OCTOBER 7-45 to 10-45 p.m.


Host & Hostess: Aim & George (from Accrington)


Spot Prizes


Elimination Dances, etc. AdBiission 2/6


(Including Refreshme|nts) ‘ • -r/v h«kc«n imar AM ui ilktrt L ImolL So BIG it con only be told inTECHliiRAMA am


BiwkingiOffiCd own Wednesdiyjnd,.8«turday, 2 p.m, to 4 p.m.i othar times a t The Genei«l Oinoe. Jt,;MoorUn»,JO a.m. to 12 noon, !2-)S p,m. to 5 p,m. Tt|. Clitheroo li50/l.


SGHOOL OF DANCING / -------- ------------ '


■ I


LOOMi EXA3MATION RESULTS FOR SUMMER, I960 BRITISH BALLET ORGANISATIOPi


SCHOLARS: Nicola St, Lawrence (Hons.), ciarol HuUand (Hons.), Ann Thomas (Hons.), Susan


I Wigglesworth (Hons.), Diana! Dawson (Hom.), t Elaine Mason '(Hons.), Kathleen Driver (Hons.), Aim [Cowman (Credit).


For a ‘Life on tl)e.Lighter Side’. . , ,1 1 H ..'-•I.'-'-


GRADE iv: Susan Robinson (Hons,). • • ELEMENTARY TAP


'-(!BilS'lejsajrtiBPli!®-^e successful candidate , I


to membership of the B.B.O. Susan Robinson ('Hons.).


ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANCING


GRADE I: Anne Whittaker (Hons.), Julia Ingliam ('Hons.).


GRADE III: Hazel Ferguson (Commended). AH enquiries to: ■.


77, WADDINGTON ROAD, CLITHEROE AUTUMN BARGAINS for aU the Faihily


HARVEST FESTIVAL SUNDaV next , 2nd OCTOBER t


HOLY COMMUNION . . r"


SUNG EUCHARIST, jPROCESSION &, SERMON 10- ' I Preacher: The Vicar.


8-0f>a.m. 30 a.m.


CHILDREN’S GIFT SERVICE........ . ... ... 2-|00p.m.


GIFTS for the Decoration of the Church will be grate- , fully received on FWday and Saturday, morning.


I Preacher: The Revd. W. Allen vicar of Downham.' ■ 1


■ I '


- ■ Preacher: The Vicar, j EVENSONG, SERMON & PROCESSION ... 6-|30p.m,


CHATBURN METHOMt CHURCH GRAND BAZAAR will be held In


THE CHURCH INSTITUTE (SAWLEY ROAD) '


TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 1st OqTOBER, 1960 '


OPENED at 2-30 pun. by, F. PEARSON, Esq, (M.P. for Clitheroe Division)


(Jhainnan: Col. G. G.'H. BQL’TON.


drapery ; FANCY GOODS : T^YS , HARDWARE : POTTERY ; TEAS


ADMISSION 6d. CHILDREN 3d.


DEMONSTRATIONS ALL NEXT WEEK for the wonderful


,


PASAP DUOMAKC KNITTlfNG MACHINE ' £dso the" '"-j


BERNINA SEWING MACHINE JUST A TOUCH OF THE SWITCH. All machines taken as against Deposit;


HOURS: 9-30 to 12-30; 2 to 5-30; 7 to 9. Home Craft Sewing & Knitting Centre


18, FLEMING SQUARE, BLACKBURN Telephone: Blakewater 42789 -


A Rock V Roll


Record Dance In the


Consfirvative Club Clitheroe


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) I 7-30 — 11-45 p.m.


DOWNHAM W.I.


A WHIST DRIVE will be [held in


1 THE VILLAGE HALL [


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) at 7-40 p.m. '


Admission 2/6 Including Refreshments.


THE# MAYORESS'S LADIES’ COMMITTEE


1


Afternoon Tei and Coffee Evening


In the MAYOR’S PARLOUR Weiaesday, (5th Oct.


■ BRING & BUY STALL Admission 1/6


on


2-30 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 pin, In aid of Cancer Relief , ahd Chest, and Heart Researejh.


& '


sets are better tested. BENTHAM’S


YOUR RADIO AND TV DEALERS


14 MARKET PLACE - aiTHEROE Tslophono : Clilhoroe 167.or 443


YOUR O FF iaA L HOOVER DEALERS FOR CUTHEROE i. ‘T H I S O S C A R


g e t s M Y O S C A R ’ .WiTtt'ick f i l n P/odutlioM Limiled In asso ciitian with V ittro y Kilmj Limilcil p resen t i h i BrilUli ttu oU Film


■ * ' ■ DlCK'mCHARDS- DAILY mROR- PETER FINCH YVONNE MITCHELL t ^ .CUEST STARS


JA M E S M A S O N N IQ E L PA T R IC K UpNB L JE F F RmS


! ; I . With I


Al io Starring JOHN FRASER '


THE INDIAN FIGHTER


Technicolor.


There were only a handful like him . . . but they made The gr^test of 'all outdoor spectacles.


llstory.


The new 17' transport­ able Murphy. Simple, handsome, contempor­ arylines,inalovelycolour combination of fawn and: blue/grey. Every modern technique to give you the finest possible picture £63


j a brother - Tor Jlidlth. Thanking.'


_______i£l, TO-NIGHT (Friilay)-OISBURN YOUNG FARMERS' CLUB BALL


! SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 MOLLY BEE, ALAN REED in “ GOING STEADY.”


HOWARD DUFF, GLORIA McGHEE In "SIERRA STRANGER." Week commencing October 3rd, 1960


sh6w in g fo r six days


MONDAY to' FRIDAY at 7-30: SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 EROS m M S PROUDLY PRESENT


for the first time in Clitheroe—the greatest trial ‘ a! tiiumph of British Film Craft


She may have been Ilght-flngered ; . . b u t shell leave you headed with laughter.


ALSO


PATRICIA R0C,| RONALD HOWARD in HOUSE IN THE WOODS


Suspense and terror lurk In the shadow Isi I


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30; SATURDAY at 6-0 and : — CIN^MASOOPE — ’ KIRK DOUGLAS as


8-15 (A)


fl!ht- (0)


' FECin BROS.


MEMORIAL CRAFTSMEN SINGE 1860


Whalley New Road BUCKBURN ’Phone: 6248


(Opbnj Saturday afternoons) the


memorials Hahe[ your aeleotion from


Feoirte offer a wide variety of neasing designs lA


Lancashire. itls


'0


}e[ ; larg ishii


! any churchyard.


Granite, Marble or 'ston. deliver and erect In


la b u t a>geit stock IH LEH US OOLUEOT TOUB ,


UtVNMOWEB I FOR


RE-SHARPENING, HEPAIRINQ OR OVERHAUUNQ. ALSO YOUR


sbeAb s . Ax e and saw


probably need e x p e r t ATIENTTON. not POROEtriNG


m SCISSOES


theoT AND SONS UMITED ' j


aiTHEROE. Tel. 88 registeriId as a newspaper No. 4168 to-night (Friday) at 7-30; SATURDAY at 6-0 and slfs yi jiiiiij Ihiiil


ANNA NEAGLE’ SYLVIA SIMS. GEORGE BAKER in “ NO TIME i ! FOR TEARS.” Cinemascope and Eastman Colour,


SATURDAY at 2-16: "TRIGGER JUNIOR.” FINAL EPI8()DJ


1 “ PIRATES OF THE HIGH SEAS." TOM AND JERRY CARTOON Week commencing October 3rd, 1660


1


MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY a t 7-15 A FEAST OF tUN ! •


EUNICE QAV80N. ROLAND CULVER, GUY ROLFE, .


LONNIE DONEGAN In r h ; l I FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1960 PRICE THREEPENCE


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