Official Local Supplier of The APPROVED UNIFORM FOR


Clitheroe Royal Grammar School for Boys


Full stock of BLAZERS, KNITWEAR, CAPS, TIES, SHIRTS, HOSE. Also YOUTHS' AND BOYS' FLANNEL TROUSERS AND SHORTS


Fred Read & Co. Ltd. TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS.


9, MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE. TELEPHONE 58.


BEAN’S HAIRDRESSERS L A D IE S !


BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW


ONLY THE BEST PERMANENT WAVING SYSTEMS USED.


JAMAL, EUGENE, WELLA, ETC. BRI-NYLON GLAMOUR HOODS 5/11


3 MARKET PLACE - CLITHEROE Telephone: Clitheroe 11


For a life on the Lighter Side'...


(portables JOHN WAYNE in "THE COMANCHEROS.'1 Colour by De Lux__^ TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-15: SATURDAY at 6-0 a "d


SATURDAY at 2-15: CLINT <ggEyENNE) WALKER in “ FORT DOBBS.” Scope and Colour. EP. 14 “ KING OF THE ouwuv—.


MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7-30 CINEMASCOPE


RICHARD WIDMARK. HENRY FONDA. ANTHONY QUINN, DOROTHY MALONE in


Eastman Colour WARLOCK


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-15: SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 CINEMASCOPE


DEBORAH KERR in THE INNOCENTS JACK CLAYTON'S PRODUCTION OF _____ Co-starring


PETER WYNGARDE, MEGS JENKINS, MICHAEL REDGRAVE as the Uncle


Dare you face as she did the evil that possessed the innocents? A strange new experience in shock from Jack Clayton, director of


Among ae^ra^most^lstlngulshed and exciting Aims—Evening


ft rgrippedl^ g l\tnhadSmo^inned breathlessly in my seat.—Daily I*felt the skin crawling on the back of my head . . I was terrified. Theyp?e^rcritics al! agree and so will you that •


Is the greatest spine-chilling film yet seen. Booking Office open daily 11 to 12-30. 3 to 4-30. • The Innocents " Tel. 278. CLITHEROE DIVISION YOUNG a i m s A ~ b l im p s CLITHEROE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION


ON THURSDAY, 10th MAY BETWEEN 8-0 a.m. AND 9-0 p.m.


Please Vote Solid CONSERVATIVE


---------- g y m a r h m g y o i i » ' Ballot Papers*-


Wonderful, lightweight LUXAFLEX Venetian Blinds bring a lighter, brighter look to any home. With twenty-three exciting colours to choose from LUXAFLEX blinds will improve the look of all your rooms —traditionalor contemporary. OnlyLUXAFLEXcan giveyou dazzling brightness to complete darkness and privacy. Easy to clean, LUXA- PLEX can completely alter the proportions of a room; make it wider, higher; or even make two rooms out of one. Call in at your local LUXAFLBX dealer today and start living on the lighter side. Ask about LUXAFLBX Awnings to o !


'uxaflex THE WORLD’S FINEST VENETIAN BLIND


The above can be obtained on our 20 Weeks Club or on H.P. terms.


An Extra Special Service


Please supply me with a FREE estimate of the cost of fitting Luxaflex V e n e t ia n


Blinds.


CLITHEROE CO-OP Furnishing Dept.,


2. MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE, Lancs. Tel. 1150/1


Name Address


FOUR MEN WHO HAVE - YOUR -


INTERESTS AT HEART Tel. No. Swinging Crazy Dance


in THE HALL, LOWERGATE TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) Dancing 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. a


JOHNNY ANGEL and. his Saints and THE PANAMA JAZZ BAND


Admission 3 /6 (Pay at t* ie door) Refreshments available - Right of Admission Reserved


TOC H ROYER CREW PRESENT THE ORIGINAL


ANNUAL


TEENS & TWENTIES BALL at CHATBURN VILLAGE INSTITUTE


FRIDAY, MAY 11th


Non-stop Dancing 8 p.m.— 2 a.m. to


m t o s A m Tickets 4 / -


from Household Products and Mortons, Moor Lane. 4 /6 at the door


Spot Prises - Competitions - Late Buses


STATION TAXIS (W. & D. Knight)


HACKNEY AND PRIVATE HIRE


r,ON HOTEL YARD, CLITHEROE-T.L: 933 (D.y or Night) EDDINGS (LONG AND SHORT JOURNEYS) AOT FUNERALS ARRANGED


The Programme includes the request ifems Toccata and Fugue in D Minor (J. S. Bach) and Fantasia and Fugue on B.A.C.H. (Franz Liszt)


EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND


Cltheroe Parish Church Organ Society PRESENTS


AN ORGAN RECITAL TO BE GIVEN BY


CHARLES MYERS [Organist of Clitheroe Parish Church) af 8 p.m. on TUESDAY, 8th MAY, 1962 t h e cm S A D E R S


A SPRING FAYRE will be held a!


THE RED PUMP, BASHALL EAVES, on


WEDNESDAY NEXT, 9th MAY, 1962 AT 7-0 p.m.


To be opened by MISS WORSLEY-TAYLOR STALLS INCLUDE:


GIFTS . CAKES . SWEETS . BABYWEAR . NEW AND BOTTLE


ADMISSION SIXPENCE' BUFFET SUPPER


Bashall Eaves Women’s Institute TOTE CONSERVATIVE


2 COULTER X 5 HARDMAN X 7 HAYHURST X


10 SMITH ' I - f ,


ALSO PHILIP FRIENO, BARBARA SmELLEY in SOLITARY CHILD_______


Advance Booking Office Open: M?ndaty „.m.: Wednesday 2 ■’■ 'V U i .


CONSERVATIVES (CLITHEROE BRANCH)


(A) ur<fayFriU” m° toV a o lam.


* CLITHEROE STAR JUNIORS CLUB This Saturday at 2 p.m.


ALL LAUGHTER. ALL COMEDY, ALL CARTOON SHOW COME ALONG CHILDREN AND JOIN IN THE FUN EP. 2 “ PERILS OF NYOKA,” THE FEMALE TARZAN


CLITHEROE SUNDAY FILM CLUB ____ _ . » n _ —. TTnnrc cnPTV 6-0


SUNDAY, MAY 6th at 7-0 n.m. Doors open 6-0 ROBERT RYAN, ALDO RAY in


■"'■"■'"Cole Younger Guriiightei Cinemascope. De Luxe Colour. (U)


«§4fN “Make Your FINAL CHOICE at Shorts” SHORT’S ARMY AND


& 2a, SHAW BRIDGE STREET CLITHEROE


MEN’S & BOYS’ OUTFITTERS. BOOTS & SHOES. Branches also at Skipton, Accrington, Heywood


Men’s Tec neck)


Shirts (Elastic .... 4/11


Men’s Cotton Check Shirty


Men’s Rayon and Gab Sports Trousers, only 19/11


Men’s Denim Jeans Black 18/6 and


21/6 22/6


Men’s and Youth’s Track ....................... a5/~


Grey and Marl Norwegian Wool Rocks .............. 5/11


Men’s Tweed Suits Rfl/6 and 99/6


New Gas Mask Haversacks^


Dunlop Bungees—Sizes 3-4-5 Usual Price 19/6— Now 7/6


Zip Quilt lined Raincoats S. 6/19/6


Boys’ and Girls’ Gabardine Raincoats 55/- and 59/b


New Bound Edge Army Blankets .................. 1°'“


Grade One Army Blankets^ Boots


Men’s “Tuff King” and Shoes ..........


.. 42/6


Black and White Plimsols 2-7 ....................... 5/11


Ladies’ Black Walking Shoes “Fin” cligbf. seconds 15/1L


Men’s Genuine Tweed Caps


H a r r i s 5/11


Men’s Winceyette and Poplin Pyjamas


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


Men’s String Tennis


17/6


Crepe-Nylon Scout Stock­ ings


anOJO^ Tent. 6’ x 4' x 3' wiin i0


Tent, 6' x 4' x 3' ..-muz. 35/- 19/11


9 Crew-ncck Pullovers ..17/6


I Men’s Henw Slipovers 19/11 . 4/11 22/6


Oilskin Cycle Capes Foam Pillows — only


Fancy Nylon socks_-_ 3/11 Men’s Wool Slipovers 15/11 Binoculars from • ••.. 507- Tennic Balls


New Battledrcss B lo u s e s^


Youth’s & Men’s Denim Blouses ...................... W6


Zipped Travel Bags withi 2 pockets ......... ............ 22/6


Men’s Black P.V.C. Macs only ......................... 29/1T


Men’s Non-Iron White Poulin Shirts ...... 15/11


Norwegian Pullovers 39/11 and 55/-


New Season’s Baseball Boots 5/11 to 8/9pr.


Men’s Boiler Suits 32/6 and 37/6


Men’s Bib/Brace Overalls 18/11 and 21/6


Lace to Toe White Tennis Shoes .......... 5/11 to 8/11.


Officer’s Khaki Drill Shorts 12/6 39/11


New Army Boots Hobbed


W/P Trousers 11/6. 19/11 and 22/6


All-wool Worsted Trousers^ Full-length Wellingtons


19/6


Men’s Heather Wool Mixt. Stockings .......... . 4/11


Men’s Black Shoes 19/11 and 29/11


First Quality Seamless Nylons ... 5/11


Men’s Heavy Quality Pull­ overs ......................... 35/-


Youth’s White Cricket Trousers ............... . 15/11


Men’s Sea-Boot 4/11,


Waterproof Bags


Base


Stockings 8/ 6, 12/11


Sleeping 32/6


17" Framed Rucksasks (2 zips, 3 outside pockets,) only ........................ . 65/-


Candlewick and Art Silk Full size Quilts — £ 5 /5 /- value for .................. 35/—


Men’s Lace-up Rubber Boots 15/6


Navy and Khaki Shirts 7/11 Rripf_Cases .............. . 19/11 Men’s Black Berets .......5/11 New Big Packs .......... 9/11 nnffle Bags .................. 6/9


Tents, Rucsacs and Sleeping Bags in Stock


PRELIMINARY NOTICE Pendleton Village


AMATEUR SPORTS


WILL BE HELD THIS YEAR ON


SATURDAY, SEPT. 1st Waddington


Women’s Institute JUMBLE BALE


AND POUND STALL IN THE METHODIST SCHOOL ON


FRIDAY, 11th MAY at 7-15 p.m.


ADMISSION 3d. TEA AND BISCUITS 6d.


St. Catherine’s S.S. West Bradford


JUMBLE SALE


WITH POUND, CAKE, NEW AND CONTINENTAL STALLS


To-morrow (Saturday) at 3-0 p.m.


Admission 6d. (including refreshments)


Bus leaves Clitheroe 2-30 p.m.^


Proceeds for Scholars’ Summer Outing and Decorating Fund


A DANCE will be Held on


FRIDAY, 11th MAY 9-0 p.m. — 1-0 a.m.


BRADLEY HUSTWICK'S BAND Admission 3 / -


Riqht of Admission Reserved MRS. R. BARBER


and MRS. H. SMITH INVITE YOU TO AN


AFTERNOON


TEA & SALE AT 26 ST. MARY'S STREET, CLITHEROE, ON


Wednesday Next (9th MAY) 3— 5 p.m.


Admission 1/6 VARIOUS STALLS


For M.U. Mav Fair Funds


TONIGHT AND EVERY FRIDAY at 8 p.m. We prouldy present this week Broadcastinq and TV. Stars:


TONY SMITH’S JAZZ MEN DOG AND PARTRIDGE, WELLGATE


Rotary Club of Clitheroe


JUMBLE SALE PARISH CHURCH SCHOOL


Friday, May 4th at 7-30 p.m.


Admission 3d. TEA AND BISCUITS


NEWTON INSTITUTE NAVY STORES ■ (A) . E. H ARRIS


____, WISHES . TO* - ANNOUNCE THAT' (THE, PREMISES' ‘ ~


6, YORK ST, CLITHEROE ARE


NOW OPEN FOR


GENT’S HAIRDRESSING Clitheroe Parish Church


MAYFAIR M A Y 17 - 18 - 19


D A N C E


in PENDLETON VILLAGE HALL TO-MORROW (SATURDAY)


Dancing 8 p.m. to 11-45 p.m. - WILLOWS BAND Admission 3 / -


B E N T H A M ’S YOUR RADIO AND TV DEALERS


14 MARKET PLACE - CLITHEROE Telephone : Clitheroe 167 or 443


YOUR OFFICIAL HOOVER DEALERS FOR CLITHEROE


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-0: SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 “ FANNY.” (A)_________ _______________


*


Week commencing May 6th. 1962 ALL WEEK *


MONDAY tn C D iD f tV FRANK LAUNDER & SIDE ILU 7.ft. c » T M - n * v NY G AF present • * ‘ Peter SELLERS' *


The riD-roarlng story of a man whose courage brought law ana order to a terrorised Western town._________________


Mat ZETTERLING Virginia MASKELL ft r> -It;


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