4 Clitheroc Advertiser & Times, September 6, 1963. TOSSIDE PARISH CURCH


HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES and WHIST DRIVES


11-00 n.m. MATTINS—REVD. P. A. RAINBOW. 2-30 p.m. CHILDREN’S SERVICE IN CHURCH. 7-30 p.m. SERVICE OP NINE HYMNS & NINE LESSONS.


ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH, TOSSIDE SUNDAY, 8th SEPTEMBER, 1963


in the INSTITUTE on MONDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER at 8 p.m.


HARVEST WHIST DRIVE and SALE OF PRODUCE


ADMISSION 3 /- including supper


2-30 p.m. AFTERNOON—REVD. R. C ALLAN. 7-30 p.m. EVENSONG—REVD. J. SAVAGE.


HARVEST WHIST DRIVE and SALE OF PRODUCE


in the INSTITUTE on MONDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER at 8 p.m.


ADMISSION 3 /- including supper


ST. JAMES' CHURCH, DALE HEAD SUNDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER, 1963


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


Sunday Next, September 8lh 10-30 a.in. Rev. Ronald Jobling. 6- 0 p.m. Rev. .lames Bell.


Tonight, Friday at 7-30 p.m. Induction of new ministers by the Rev. Gordon Maland.


CLITHEROE


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH


SUNDAY NEXT, (September 8th, 1963)


FIRST QUALIFYING ROUND F.A. CUP SHAWRRIDGE GROUND


Clitheroe v. Nctherfield


TOMORROW, SATURDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER, 1963 Kick-oil 3 p.m.


USUAL PRICES — ALL PAY


FAMILY WORSHIP: 10-30 a.m. EVENING WORSHIP: 6-00 p.m. Preacher:


Rev. Alan Gannl


MANOR HALL GOSPEL HALL


SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 8th—


Gospel Service 0-30 p.m. Speaker: MR. J. JOHNSON. Rishton.


WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11th— BASHALL EAVES WOMEN’S INSTITUTE


COFFEE EVENING will be held at the


RED PUMP INN, 1IASHALE EAVES


oil THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th, 1963 7 pan. lo 9 pan.


A Kilchcn Shower. Bottle Stall and Gift Stall A BUFFET SUPPER


Admission 1/-


Ladies* Bright Hour' 2-45 p.m. Speaker: MRS. BARNSLEY. Bury. St. Paul's Church, Low Moor Preliminary Notice


Regency Fayre


Saturday, November 30th 1963


Full details later CLITHEROE & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF TRADE


WINDOW SPOTTING COMPETITION


(In conjunction with Clithcroc Castle Fete)


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Till to


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th


GET YOUR FETE PROGRAMME AND LOOK FOR THE NUMBER IN OUR SHOP WINDOWS


SPOT THE ERROR WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR DETAILS DANCE in the School on


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE CLITHEROE EVENING CENTRE


Principal: Mr. A. D. Smith


COURSES AND CLASSES COMMENCING MONDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, 1963


SHORTHAND TYPISTS' AND COPY TYPISTS’ COURSE


Speed classes in Shorthand and Typewriting. which may be


taken as single subjects or combined with English to form Grouped Course Studies.


SINGLE SUBJECTS


English Shorthand (Theory) Typewriting (Prelim.) Dressmaking (1st year) Pottery Making Drama (Play Production) Music (Orchestral) Millinery Pottery Painting Dressmaking (Low Moor) Relax with Rhythm — a Wednesday afternoon class for ladies.


Dressmaking/Necdlcwork Embrodicry and Craftwork (2 classes)


Art—Lnndscapc/Life Choral Group (Mixed


Voices)


Woodwork—3 clashes includ­ ing a Beginners Course. Brush up your French


German for Beginners Traditional and Country Dancing


Photography for Beginners Badminton Fencing (2 classes) Dramatic Technique and Public Speaking


Ladies Tailoring


CLASSES FINISHING AT CHRISTMAS Contincntal Cookery


Flower Arrangement Car Mechanics for the Owner Driver Hich Class Cookery


Beauty Culture Pics and Pastry


CLASSES COMMENCING JANUARY, 1964 Home Perms


Attractive Dishes on a Small Budget (Cookery)


Motoring (or the Owner-Driver (including Map Reading, Driving Technique)


he obtained from the Prospectus, a copy of which is available from the Borough Library or by post from the Principal at the


Evening School. ENROLMENT OF STUDENTS


Students are asked to enrol before the session commences on


the special enrolment evenings from 7-30 to 9-0 p.m. Wednesday — 18th September


Thursday" — 19th September


at the Evening School. York Street. Clitheroe. where the Principal will he in attendance to discuss their Further Education problems.


Successful students in the March/April Examinations may collect their ccrtilicatcs on either of these evenings.


HQDDER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY


(NEWTON-IN-BO WLAND)


■ 21st ANNUAL SHOW S a t u r d a y , S e p t e m b e r


l l l l t Cattle, Sheep, Horticulture, Handicrafts, Children and Y.F.


Classes, Open Sheep Dog Trials, Open Tug-O-War, Children s Riding Classes. Jumping, Grades B and C and Juvenile under B.S.J.A. rules (AI. Read. “ Right Monkey” and ‘ You’ll be lucky” Cups).


"Licensed bar applied for. ;


Dancing alter Show. Entries Close Saturday, September 7th


LIMITED AMOUNT OF TRADE STAND SPACE AVAILABLE


j .


Schedules and Enquiries lo H. B. Barlow.


26 MEADOWSIDE, GRINDLETON, CLITHEROE Chatburn 424


f


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH ORGAN SOCIETY


present their


ANNIVERSARY RECITAL to be given by


ERIC CHADWICK


on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11th at 8 p.m.


Programme includes works by: Bach, Festing, Franck, Vierne Gigout and Durufle


EVERYONE WELCOME “ SMART DOGS” SALON


346 WHALLEY RANGE BLACKBURN


Tel. 49108 (Blackburn)


★ STRIPPING AND TRIMMING All Breeds •


COLLECTION AND DELIVERY


CHARGES . Blackburn 19/6 inclusive, Clithcroc and District 22/6 inclusive


Further details (Time-table, names o( instructors etc.) can


FRIDAY, !3th SEPT. 9-0 p.tn. to 1-0 ;i,i».


Gortlonnaires Band *


Admission 3/-


Refroshments available CLITHEROE


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH YOUTH CLUB


DECORATING FUND COFFEE EVENING


Wednesday, 11th September 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.


in the PRIMARY ROOM Bring and Buy Stall ADMISSION 1/-


Grindlcton Conservative Association


FA SH IO N SH OW FOR


LADIES and GENTLEMEN by Unicodes of CHlhcroe


Wednesday, 25lh Sept, at 7-30 p.m. in


Riversmead School, Grindlcton Admission 3/6


ST. AMBROSE CHURCH GRINDLETON


IL ir v e s l W h i s l D r iv e In the C. of E. SCHOOL


Friday. September 131h " at 7-45 p.m.


ADMISSION 2/6 Harvest Festival


Sunday, September I5lh Services


8-0 a.m., 10-30 a.m., 6-0 p.m. MILK MARKETING BOARD


CATTLE BREEDING CENTRE WHALLEY


The above centre will be open


to visitors .from Monday, Sept. 9th, to Fridav, Sept. 13th, be­ tween 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.


The bulls to be used during


the coming winter will be shown and we hope many of you will take this opportunity of seeing them.


23 Lord Street 13Uickburn


Tel. BV.^valet 42054


Peter r u \ Y o t d e U I X . p .J .O A


NORTH WESTERN GAS BO .—lARD CENTRAL LANCASHIRE GROUP A


C o o k e r y Demonstration


Clillicroo Naturalist Soc.ictv


VISIT TO


HOLDEN CLOUGH Tomorrow, Saturday (September 7th)


Bolton-by-Bowland bus 2-6 p.m. This is to be a joint ramble with Preston Scientific Society.


UOLTON-BY-KOWLAND VILLAGE HALL FUND


CLITHEROE PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH GREENACRE STREET


HARVEST FESTIVAL


Sunday, September I5lh Services 3 p.m. and 6 p.m.


Speaker


MRS. HAWORTH (of Accrington)


Imperial Ballroom, Nelson Ballroom of the stars.


Saturday night 7-30 to 11-30 Another sensational shownipht.


We are proud to have been selected to bring to you this fantastic group contest. £1000 in prizes.


Plus a fabulous top recording artist to judge and appear in


his act the magnetic VINCE EAGER


T Groups in the contest : Licensed bar. j Tickets 6/-; at the foyer 7/-.


Don't miss this great sensational night.


*


BREAKS & HUNT LOCAL CARRIERS


(Proprietor: T HUNT) All Enquiries to


96, CHATBURN ROAD CLITHEROE


Telephone 122 SAVE LINO


Have your Old FlaKKOd Floors Covered with Coloured Asphalt by


ROBINSON. KEYS & CO. LTD. The Old Firm


Lower Eanam Whart. Blackburn. V


rn economic STOKES


70 Whalley Road Clitheroe. Tel. 97


The Warriors, The Sundowners,


Jaguars, Rikki Day and the Mus­ tangs plus Eddie G. Marten and the Sabres.


he Mike Taylor Combo. The BLACK


NAVY DENIM and


BRONZE All Sizes


HURST GREEN


VILLAGE FETE at Memorial Hall Field


SATURDAY, SEPT. 14th commence 2 p.m.


Fete Queen. Baby Show, Fancy Dress. Children's sports. Tractor Driving Competition


Admission 1/-. Children Free GRAND


FETE DANCE in Memorial Hall 7-30 — 11-45 p.m.


Dancing to Black Velvets Band Admission 3/6


WHALLEY OBITUARY. — The d e a th


occurred at his home on Wed­ nesday of Mr. Joseph Shaw Sutton, of 27 Bridge Terrace,


Mitton Road, Whalley. He was 64.


employed at Calderstones Hos­ pital as' a stockman. He had previously resided at Chorlcy.


Since 1931. Mr. Sutton was


Church on Monday will precede tlie interment at Whallcy and Wiswell Cemetery.


W ADDINGTON WHIST O RIV E.—The weekly


whist drive was held in Wad- dington Reading Room on Tues­ day when winners were: ladies— 1 Mrs. E. Moore, 2 Mrs. M. Hacking, cons. Mrs. A. Wright; gents—1 Mrs. A. Speak. 2 Mrs. Holden, cons. Mrs. J. Bond.


His wife survives him. A service in Whalley Parish


SLAIDBURN HARVEST. — The Rev. J.'S.


Pell, of St. Jude’s Church, Blackburn, in the morning, ancl the Rev. Liddon. organising sec­ retary for the Church Pastoral Aid Society, in the evening, were tiie preachers at harvest thanks­ giving services at Slaidbum Parish Church on Sunday.


Mrs. Watenvorth was the


organist. The collections, for the church fabric appeal, amoun­


distributed to the sick and a sale of the remaining produce was held in the village hall on Monday night.


ted to £18. Fruit and flowers were later


NEW POST. — Miss Lillian


Pickles, of Slaidburn, has been appointed Lo the teaching staff of Northchurch C. of E. School, Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire, from Tuesday. September 10. Miss Pickles previously taught


at the Thomas Coram School, Bcrkhnmstcad, until its closure some years ago.


Pickles has been secretary for Slaidburn Parish Church’s Fabric Appeal Fund, during (Jhich time £5.000 has been raised.


READ


dedication festival was held at St. John’s Church, Read. The Vicar, the Rev. W. F. Bennett celebrated family communion in the morning and also conducted the evensong and preached the sermon. There were good con­ gregations-


77TH FESTIVAL__The 77th JUMBLE SALE.—A jumble


sale held on Friday evening in the Ambulance Hall realised £12 10s. The are for the Read Football Club.


weekly whist drive was held in the Conservative Club, winners being: ladies—1. Mrs. W. Hit- chon. cons. Mrs. T. G. Whitlam: gents—1- Mrs. T. Howarth. cons. Mis. Maxwell; special M is s Pudmovc-


WHIST W IN N E R S—The PAYTHORNE HARVEST THANKSGIVING.


—There were good attendances at the Harvest Thanksgiving Services at Paythornc Methodist


Church on Sunday. Preacher in the afternoon was the Rev. Ronald Jobling. and in the even­ ing, the Rev. J. W. Gordon. On Monday evening, Mr. K.


Rveroft showed slides of “A holiday in Italy.” After refresh­ ments had been served there was a sale of harvest produce. The proceeds from the week­ end amounted to £27 13s.


For the past four years. Miss LANGHO


vices were held on Sunday as part of the Men’s Guild weekend at St. Leonard’s Church and Old Langho Church. The preacher at the Parish


MEN’S GUILD.—Special ser­


PIANO TUNING and repairing by experts; 35 years’ experience: P.C. receives prompt attention.—Sharp, 42. New Bank Road. Blackburn.


Plionc Blakewater 43180. SHIP’S CARPETS


New condition, all - sizes. Many soiled bargains ana Carpets at sale prices. Just a word to those looking for large and odd-slzed carpets. Now in stock: 6 x 4. 54 x 4. 5) x 31, 5 x 4 5 x 31. 5 x 3. 44 x 4. 4J x 34. 44 x 24. 4 x 4. 4 x 34. 4 x 21. 34 x 21. etc., etc. All pile t u t t e d through. Carpets from £6/10/0: 4 x 3s from £12


Please Note.—No connection with any door-to-door canvasser.


TAPSELL & WEST LIMITED “ The Old Firm ”


8 Opposite New Inn


Church at Mattins was the Rev. D. Welch, Vicar of St. Andrew’s,


Accrington. Mr. E. Scott and Mr. G. Ainsworth read the lessons. At Evensong the service was conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. R. Kirkham. Lessons were read by Mr. H. M. Bullock and


formed the choir and the organist was Mr. R. W. Wilkin­ son, organist at Rishton Parish Church. At Old Langho Church in the


Mr. F. Shaw. Members of the Men’s Guild


9. LEEDS ROAD. NELSON Also at


No. 15. BELMONT BRIDGE SKIPTON


BROADLOOM AXMiNSTEIt & WILTON FITTED


Ah the latest colours and designs All at less than usual prices Widths from 27 ins. to 6 yards


Example: 5 x 4 yards £27/10/0 Delivered and tittca free 8 TAPSELL & WEST


T9. LEEDS ROAD. NELSON


afternoon, the preacher was the Rev. P. L. Tong, of Blackburn. Mr. A. Howarth read the lesson. Mr. H. Whalley was organist and Men’s Guild choir led the sing­


ing. WHIST: A whist and domino


drive was held at St. Leonard’s School yesterday week when prizes were won b y :— Whist: Mrs. G. Bradley. Mrs. Nickson. Miss Forber. Mrs. Wareing and Mrs. Kirkham. Dominoes: Mrs. Ainsworth. Mrs. Tcesdale and Mrs. Elliot. COFFEE: A cofrcc evening


and bring-and-buy sale, held at the home of Mrs. Crowther, of Bonnv Grass Terrace. Billington. raised £9 for St. Leonard’s Church funds.


monthly whist drive, organised by Langho. Billington and Dinckley Women Conservatives at Old Langho on Wednesday night were: Gents—1/ Miss A. Robinson; 2, Mrs. Allen; cons. Mrs. Brown. Ladies—1, Mrs. Robinson; 2, Mrs. Smith; cons. Mrs. Noblett. Dominoes: 1. Mrs. Duxburv;


cons. Miss M. Allen. LOW MOOR


FESTIVAL.—Harvest festival


services were held on Sunday at Low Moor Methodist Church, when the preacher at afternoon and evening services was the Rev. J. Bell, newly arrived minister at Whalley. Mrs. J. C. Cottam was


WHIST. — Winners at the el. 6281G Also at Skipton___


ANY MAKE ot SEWING MACHINE repaired cleaned and oiled, or com­ pletely overhauled; satisfaction guaranteed. — Walter Thomason. Open Market. Clltheroc. every Tues­


day and Saturday.


PART-USED BARGAIN SALE * 3-Piccc Suites from £5. * Fireside Chairs from 50/-. * Beds, 3‘ 6“ and 3', 9 gns. * TV, 17" Argosy. 24 gns. * Dining Tables from 59/6.


For a limited period wc will still take your furniture in Part-Exchange


Write. Phone or Call:


BROWN BROS & TAYLOR LTD.


59. KING WILLIAM STREET BLACKBURN :: TEL. 5583


FANTASTIC BARGAINS In looin- state ferns and remnants. Sheet­ ings. pillowcase cottons, poplins. Venetian satins, satinised curtain repp, industrial nylon, fine nylon, tairetas. tried, courtcllc. etc. Also wide range of finished labrlcs at exceptionally low prices. Sea Island cottons, ginghams, taltetas, satin linings, spun r ayons , denims, flannelettes, etc. Finished tcrylene suitings Spend shillings and save pounds with Walter Thomason. Cabin 2. Open Market. Clitheroe. Tuesdays and Saturdays.


PRAM SERVICE. Hoods re-covered: new aprons: wheels re-tyred and repaired.—A. E Hargreaves. Moor Lane and Woone Lane. Clitheroc. Tel. 683


ELASTIC HOSIERY. Trusses. Sup­ ports. etc Wheelchairs rent or sale. — Jones Physical Aids. 23.


organist and afterwards flowers and fruit were distributed to sick and elderly people. On Monday night Mr. A. S.


Cottam showed films of America and Canada he took while on holiday. Ian Cams was soloist. The entertainers were thanked by Mrs. Bell.


REMINGTON APIARIST.—Mrs. Bowman, of 0 flt/BL.


Whallc.n, spoke on bee-keeping at the monthly meeting of Rimington Women’s Institute on Tuesday. She was thanked by Mrs. E. Duckworth. Mrs. D. Seed gained three


points in a competition for three


fanev cakes. Mrs. Holgatc. chairman of the


handicraft and produce show, presented Mrs. Entwistle with a replica of the Barlow Cup which she won at last year's show and Mrs. Entwistle presented Mrs. Smith with the cookery diploma.


MITTON INSTITUTE. — Members of


Little Mitton and District Women's Institute celebrated the Institute's 38th birthday at


their monthly meeting on Wednesday night. Tile president, Mrs. William­


son welcomed two new members. Members of Long Preston


Women’s Institute were guests and heard Miss Prest give a talk on voices and their expres­ sive qualities. The cake was cut by the Long Preston president. Mrs. Robinson. In a competition for a dress


apron. Mrs. Lnycock gained six stars. Mrs. Friend, six and Miss Hudson, four.


TOSSIDE HARVEST THANKSGIVING


services were held at Mount Z io n Congregational Church. Tosside, on Sunday when the preacher was Mr. Spence, of Levburn. Soloist was Mrs. Spence and tile organist was Mrs. Capstick. On Monday, a film show and


ontitlcd


“Chocolate Cookery'' will be given in the Gas Service Centre, 2 Castle St., Clith­


croc, on Tuesday Next, 10th Sept., at 2-30 p.m. This is the first of a new series of Cookery Demonstrations.


BS25EE3E3HG55


Wdlgatc. Tel. 1159. N.H.S. supplier. AT STUD


3 BOARS at stud; pert. Essex, large White and Landrace Sows and Gilts accotn; transport available. — G. Simpson Grindleton. Chat 203


YOUNG PED. LARGE WHITE BOAR at stud; trans. avail.—Walmsley Newton. Tel. Slald. 259.


WANTED


SCRAP IRON AND METALS reqd.: sell to the oldest scrap yard in


town; Licensed Ministry of Iron and Steel Control No. S3715: car and lorry dlsmantier; tyres and spare parts kept In stock.—David Highland. Vareys Yard. Salthill


Road. Clitheroe. Tel. No 510.


WANTED fallen and broken wool and daggins. Licensed by British Wool Board Licence No. D.05075.— David Highland. Vareys Yard. Salt Hill Rd.. Clithcroc. Phone 510


FEATHER BEDS wanted.—Smith, 21. Park Rd.. Southport. Tel. 2378.


WANTED, ditching. Hand work. — Box No Q.2. Advertiser and Times.


WANTED.—Wc have clients urgently requiring Terraced and Semi- Detached houses in Clitheroc and District. If you wish to sell your property quickly and without fuss, give us a ring or call. Minimum commission. — Fisher and Co;, 4. King Lane. Clitheroe. Tel. 257.


SITUATIONS VACANT


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE


Divisional Executive No. 5


SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE WELFARE ASSISTANTS


Clitncroc Edisford County School— C 7i hours per week; wage £1 6s. 2d


7'. hours per week: wage £1 6s. 2d. Whalley C.E. School—7i hours per


required at the following schools: litheroe Pendle Junior School —


week; wage £1 6s. 2d. Clitheroe St. Michael and St. John's R.C. School—61 hours per week; wage £1 Is. Od.


and experience should reach the Divisional Education Ofliccr. Educa­ tion Ofiice. Rishton. not later than the 18th September. 1963.


Application by letter stating age


sale of harvest produce was held Tlie film show on Palestine was given by Mr. J. Nelson, of Settle, and the auctioneer at the sale of produce was Mr. J. Calverley. Proceeds from the weekend were for church funds.


SABDEN T H A N K S G I V ING. — The


annual harvest thanksgiving ser­ vices were held at the Methodist Church. Sabden. on Sunday, when tlie special preacher was Mr. E. Davey, of Basliall Eaves. The church was decorated for


JUNIOR ASSISTANT required for wool shop. Age 16 or 17. — Apply: The Sampler. Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


LADIES, make money whilst the children are at school. New inde­ pendent mail order company requires smart ladies (4 hours per day. 5 day week) to introduce their catalogue to housewives. Training given, good terms and conditions.— Write for local interview to: Area Supervisor. 1, Eaton Avenue, Black­ pool.


FEMALE CLERK required for general oHlcc work. Ability to type an advantage. — Apply In writing to Burniston and Co.. Chartered Accountants. 8. King St.. Clithcroc.


the occasion with fruit, flowers, vegetables and other produce which was afterwards distribu­ ted to tlie sick and aged resi­ dents in the village. Mr. H. Swannick was at the


CLITHEROE BASHALL EAVES


organ. The collections were in aid of church funds.


The monthly meeting of Bashall Eaves Women’s Institute ‘ . the Assembly Room on Monday, when Mi's. Spurgeon presided. Mrs. Lee was elected as dele­


WO ME N ’ S INSTITUTE.—


YOUNG LADY WANTED for glass washing. Sat. and Sun. nights. — Apply: Dog Inn. Whalley.


BLACKBURN & DISTRICT HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


BRAMLEY MEADE MATERNITY HOME WHALLEY


Domestic Assistant Required


FULL TIME. Applications to Matron. The above post is subject to Whitley Council Salary Scales and Condi­ tions of Service.


PLASTERERS AND TILERS required. Optional overtime work.—J. Robin­ son and Sons Ltd.. Eshton Terrace, Clitheroc. Tel. 148.


gate to Autumn Council meet­ ing at Preston in October. Prizes


in the social half hour were won by Mrs. Dugdalc. Mrs. White. Mrs. J. Spurgeon. Mrs. Corn-


Bullock, Mrs. Cornwell and Mrs. Hartley. A competition for a- vase of summer flowers was won by Mrs. Nowell.


wen’ and Mrs. Nowell. Supper hostesses were Mrs.


,J. Slater, of Clitheroe, gave a lantern lecture on a holiday in Normandy and Brittany to members of Bolton-by-Bowland Women’s Institute in the school


tabic decoration was won by Mrs. J. Dinsdale.


on Wednesday night. A competition for a Christmas


. Bolton-by-Bowlaiul FRENCH LESSON. — Mrs.


WEAVER WANTED for automatic looms. Training facilities available.


—Pcndle Mill. Clitheroc.


HELP REQUIRED for household duties, half-day weekly.—Write Box No. S.l, Advertiser and Times.


RECEPTIONIST-CASHIER required by leading TV company for Clith­


eroe show room. Attractive position is offered with good pay and con­ ditions to successful applicant.— Apply In writing to Area Manager, D.E.R. Ltd.. 14, Preston New Road, Blackburn.


EXPERIENCED CLOTH LOOKER urgently required. — Apply: John


Southworth Ltd., Jubilee Mill, Clithcroc.


BARMAID REQUIRED for Country Hotel. One used to a select trade preferred. — Write Box No. S.2, Advertiser and Times.


CHAMBERMAID REQUIRED, live in or out. — Calf's Head Hotel, Wor-


ston.


RECONDITIONED WASHERS All with Power Wringers


3 Ada Coronation—as new


Also Hoover Mk. Ill—with pump . and


-Parnall—with automatic pump Also Scrvis Cabinet Model


One only Hotpoint—old model In Excellent Mechanical Order


These machines will be shortly ready, and customers are in­ vited to leave their names so that we can let them know immediately.


8. MARKET PLACE. CUTHEROE.TgI. 103.


WEBSTER’S Few Transistor Radios to clear.


RE UPHOLSTERY. Save Middle­ man's profit. Wc* re-cover your treasured 3-piece as new lor as


little as £10. Chairs £3. Over 100 patterns for your choice. Work­ manship first class and guaranteed. Collections and deliveries free. Phone or write today and we will be pleased to call evenings at your convenience. Distance no object.— I3cakbane. 68 Sandygate. Burnley. Tel. 7188.


SAVE SPACE IN YOUR HOME*. Let


us convert youi sewing machine to an attractive electric portable model Price only £12 10s.. which includes electric motor, stitch light, foot control, and handsome carry­ ing case. Collection and delivery free all districts—Walter Thomason, Open Market CUtheroe Tuesdays and Saturdays


WWE MUST FACE IT Fabulous Pre-Winter Bargain


INTER IS COMING ! \ So cash in now on our


* 1 KILOWATT CONVECTOR HEATER


Slim Line Fits to Wall or Free Standing


Only a few left So get yours now ! !


SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. LTD.


HOME APPLIANCE CENTRE G5. KING WILLIAM STREET BLACKBURN :: TEL. 6670


NOW BUY A 17in. TV SET tor loss than ever; only 7/- weekly ensures perfect viewing till 625 line trans­ missions start; cash price £39: terms for 104 weeks only 7/- weekly; deposit £3; free aerials, stand, maintenance. Why pay more?— Phone Telchire. Clitheroe 636.


L U X A F L E X VENETIAN BLINDS


for as little as 1 /* weekly Full particulars from:


JAYS (FURNISHERS)


10/12, Railways Road, Blackburn Tel. 7983


TAR—for roofs, cabins and farm buildings can be obtained in large or small quantities from the CLITHEROE GAS WORKS, of the North Western Gas Board.


4 OR 5 HOMES


REQUIRED TO HAVE CENTRAL HEATING INSTALLED


AT COST PRICE


so that Company may bring new clients by appointment only to view.


Letters only to:


C.W.P. (BLACKBURN) LTD. Rosehiil Works.


Higher Audlcy Street, Blackburn.


194G STANDARD 8 li.p. car. trood runner. — Apply, after 7-o p.ni.:


Holden. Wood End Cottage. Higher Hoddev.


M.C.B. LEEWAY BLACK/WHITE PRAM. £”• Clithcroe.


Slithcroc. —5. Shirebura Avenue,


TOTS AND TEENS, foe good bar- gains in second-hand prams and baby equipment. — 50. Lowcrgatc,


BUNK BEDS, brand new. Safety Rails. Ladder. £10. New Spring Interior Mattress. 5 year Guarantee, £4.—Ring Blakewater 85974.


SECOND HAND “ Webb Whippet* Roller Lawn Mower. £3.—Apply: 1 or 3. Kingsmiil Avenue. Whalley, after 6 p.m.


STANDARD VANGUARD 1954. Grand family car in first class running order. M.O.T. Cert. Taxed Dec. £150.


—Box No.


FOR GOOD quality top soil phone Clitheroe 319


RUSBRIDGE—You can choose any article in stock—-Watches. Clock*-. Rings. Cutlery — and pay for it


weekly.—Rusbridge. Jewellers. 2*», King William Street. Blackburn.


RUSBRIDGE for high-class DIA­ MOND REPAIRS of all kinds; satis­


faction guaranteed. — 24. King William St., Blackburn. Tel. 7920.


J E R S E Y F A B R I C S


REMNANT SALE including


Double-Knit Courtctle Ban-Lon


THURSDAY and FRIDAY. 12th and 13th September, 1963


10-00 a.m. — 12 noon 1*30 n.m. — 7-00 n.m, each day.


SATURDAY


14th Scntcmbcr, 1903 9-00 a.m. — 12 noon.


B.H, TEXTILES LIMITED ALBION MILL.


WATER STREET. GREAT HARWOOD


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane. Cllth- eroe. Ladies' Overalls. Waist Aprons, Crossovers and Pinarets.


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane. Clith- eroo. Dormy Blankets and Twilled Flannelette Sheets.


SOLID OAK DROP-LEAF TABLE. claw fott. cheap.—Apply: Advertiser


and Times.


3 • STAR Double Bed Knitting Machine, complete, as new.—Mrs. Cornthwnite, Closes Hall Farm. Bolton-by-Bowland. Tel. Gisburn 225.


LADIES’ COATS. I Coats and Capes. New Styles. Reasonable Prices.— Economic Stores. 70. Whalley Road. Clithcroc. Tel. 97.


LADIES’ POPLIN RAIN COATS. Roversable (2 coolursi.


£5-12-6. Foam Backed Fine Check, from £7-7-0.—Economic Stores. 70. Whalley Road. Clitheroc. Tel. 97.


f r om


L A D I E S’ KNI TWEAR. Fullv Fashioned Cardigans. Fine Wool or Courtcllc. 34" to 44" Bust. O.S.


Thick Knit Cardieans, 47/6d. — OPEN~£fcPN


l BUILDING 30 x 18' with built-in pock-up office. Suit builder. or


„TED STEEL-FRAMED


mantle and re-erect. — Apply: R. Chadwick and Son (Bury) Ltd- Spring Street. Bury.


lumber. Available on site or to dis­


‘‘READ. WHALLEY TO WYCOLLER” by Peter Wightman, Colne Lib­ rarian. 3/6d Fascinating, entertain­ ing. informative. " Walks in Pendle Country. 3/6d. 25 Ideal rambles des­ cribed by Alan Lawson. President Burnley Holiday Group. — From


GAS COOKER for sale, good working order. £5 o.n.o.—Tel. CUtheroe 1158!


Economic Stores. 70, Whalley Rd., Clithcroe. Tel. 97.


Clitheroc chemists


dispense prescriptions normal shop hours n«l arc: S u n d u v noon! p.m. and other daysf Saturdav> f> p.m. to f Charles Clegg, Church :|


Minimum prices guar


producers of egg.'- sent t* stations this week are; 24d.. standard 3s. Old. Is. Hid., smell is. file


Freedom from Hu Campaign Clitheroe


Donations received i 3rd September. 1963 :


Previouslj acknow. i Anonvmous ............ Clitheroe Rotary Club Fourth Donation ..


Total tl


Booksellers. Newsagents or Gcrrnrds. 25. Manchester Rond, Nelson.


THIS WEEK'.


ROAD SAFETY SI C o u r t e s y begets c


THE Clitheroe Liberal


over £18 being raised funds.


* OFFICERS elected


CUtheroe and Rural Joint Safety Committee I nesclay were: chairma.l cillor W. Sh a r p i e . I c h a i rma n . Councillf Cunlifle: s e c r e t a r y . " Bradley.


rpHOMAS DIXON. I six. of 25. St. Anne'I


a n n u a l meeting! ation held a jumbll


the Old School. Churf Clitheroe. on Friday. The event was well


Original Price £7-17-6 Our Price £4-19-6


Clitfjcroil Sbbcrtificr & O Fr id a y . September) yiewpoiI


£LlTHEROE will carnival mood to 1


when the biggest even I town’s social calendl Castle Fete gets unde Tomorrow’s fete '


the fifth since the v. should prove as big an tion as the previous oi only to townspeople l to people from out of The even: will bo th


nation of months of r tion bv a hard-workir mittee. In the past the i I


offered good value fo:[ and has included some: | everybody. If the weather is kl


Castle Grounds will n F attractive setting. But c| rains, there will be wcl entertainment in the C:l


to which the entertf planned for the o


theatre will be moved. *


*


J)RINCESS MARGAR Lord Snowdon m.


Dcwnham on November They are visiting B'


on that day. it was ar. from Clarence House ye They will visit Britis:


rop. Ltd., in the afterm| wc understand, will entertained to dinner and Lady Clitheroe ;r ham Hall.


We regret very mi;


letters to the ediinl had to be held ov(| next week.


* *


pLITHEROE Youi.l Group will be


free membership to tl. of Clitheroe. ai the|


raised over £300 fo* charities Their next tarce:


Foie tomorrow. Up to date this


the Freedom from Him paign. and to enable achieve this, they for sale on their star Castle Fete. Clitheroe other novelties. The group lias been


tunate in having a room, placed at their d:. St. Denys Home, by kin l sion of the master and | menu


Low Moor. Clitheroe. w| to Accrington Victoria on Wednesday afte fallen from a wall. He fell on to an iron I


which pierced his leg n I 4 FORMER Vicar o:


- v the Rev. H. Skilliml died in hospital at Lancl retired to Boltor.-le-Sal year, and was in h| seventies. It was 1951 that Mr.


ton was appointed Vica | den. He succeeded th*: M. Magrath Mr Skillington was a I


of a firm of house furnl Ilklev, before becoming F craft’s teacher in several! the country including l| wick. A lav reader a: Barn!


he decided to give up te:l studv for the ministry. Hi theology at St. Aidan’s l head, and was appoint! j at Padiham. After leaving Sabc|


SkilUngton moved Wyresdale. in the Tr|


Bowland. His widow, formerl


Rushton. had the post | Salterforth.


I^irOM Monday. Septrl


Clitheroe’s head post cl be cut by an hour a dal From Monday to Frl


hours of business will tl to 6 p.m. and on Saturcl 9 a.m to 5-30 p.m.


[


half hour extension bot| morning and evening.


Previously there has I the hours of bus I


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