•IXANUOCS SAIXS


•mu oy :c:' P.C. -Sharp. | ck b u rn . i


net s a t .U t h o s e ;


a;; pile 5, from


Many 1


ni-st/ecii \ 4. \ \ X 4.! X 8], :


RECONDITIONED WASHERS All with Power Wringers


3 Ada Coronation—as new lso Hoover Mk. I l l—with pump


One on'.v Hotnoint—old model in Excellent Mechanical Order


’ These machines will be shortly


s. market place. CLITHEROE.Tcl. 103.


WEBSTER’S l-Yw Transistor Radios to clear.


j he UPHOLSTERY. Save Middle­ tman's prolU. We re-cover your vit’e’-m to’ vour choice. Work-


Ireasured d-plece as new lor as • tt' u i.sAlo Chairs £3. Over 100


i'.Kinsiiii) Ill-si Maw and guaranteed, rejections and deliveries tree


HeiVbane 68 Sandygate. Burnley. Tel.'7 1 8 8 . ___________ ___


Phone or write today and wc will r b • pleased to call evenings a t your


nONon


aUMINE sor com-


oiactionmason. rv Turs-


SALE onvenirnee. Distance no object.—


SAVE SPACE IN YOUR HOME! Let bus cimvert votu sewing machine to an attractive electric oortable


vulv and customers are in­ tvited to have their names so


hat we can let them know immediately.


.Parnall —with automatic pump A Also Servis Cabinet Model


UTeIj ClitljeroE


gfoberttecr & UmiueS FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1963


VIEWPOINT


when the biggest event of the town’s social calendar—the Castle Fete gets under way. Tomorrow’s fete will be


nLlTHEROE will be in carnival mood tomorrow


the fifth since the war and should prove as big an attrac­ tion as the previous ones, not only to townspeople but also to people from out of town. The event will be the culmi­


nation of months of organisa­ tion by a hard-working com­ mittee. In the past th e fete has


offered good value for money and has included something for everybody. I f the weather is kind, the


Open Market Clitheroo Tuesdays and Saturdays


i model Price only 411*2 l9s*\ '7«*1iCil fncludes electric motor, stitch light, ioot control, and handsome carry- fn1' case Collection and del i\ cry


ree all districts—Walter Thomason, .


Castle Grounds will make an a ttractive setting. But even if it rains, there will be worthwhile enterta inm en t in the Civic Hall, to which the enterta inm en t planned for th e open air


the a tre will be moved. «


*


TJRINCESS MARGARET and Lord Snowdon may visit


Downham on November 7. They arc visiting Blackburn


rcwill LOR


on th a t day. i t was announced from Clarence House yesterday. They will visit British North­


in


rop. Ltd., in the afternoon, and. we understand, will la te r he entertained to dinner by Lord and Lady Clitheroe a t Down- ham Hall.


*


i ;tc. Alsobrlcs at . island satin t denims,


p Sloom-heet-oplins, e curtain nylon.


rod ^


itheroe. rovrrrrt; iitheruc. Sup-


Moor and [iplKT.


erylene l ) s andmason.


TAR bur or


CLiTHKROK GAS WORKS, North Western Gas Board.


IjI or


small quantities 4 OR 5 HOMES


REQUIRED TO HAVE CENTRAL HEATING INSTALLED


AT COST PRICE


so th a t Company may brine new clients by appointment only to view.


BOAR ms-ey.


Letters only to:


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


Higher Audlcy Street. Blackburn.


v715: car .-res and


S reqd.; yard In 1 of iron


).(15075.— ard. Salt 510


10. n wool British


inilth, 21. 2378.


iwork. — Times. . iurgently Semi-


.—David Salthill


194G STANDARD 8 h.p. car. sood JSISKS:


l n d d e r .


M C B LEEWAY BLACK/WHITE PRAM. £ 7 .-5 ? Shirebura Avenue.


Chtheroe. ______________________


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


Sbthcroc. _____ < roe and l Roller Lawn Mower. .£3.—Apply. 1


114.—Ring Blakewater 8a9 <4.____ I.SECOND HAND "Webb Whippet ”


BUNK BEDS, brand new. Safety Rails. Ladder. .£10. New Spring . Interior Mattress. 5 year Guaiantec,


or 2. Kingsmili Avenue. Whalley, 1 a l ter 6 p .m ._____________________ _


i ; STANDARD VANGUARD 1954. Grand . family car in first chws runnnK • i order. M.O.T. Cert. Taxed Dec. £150.


j —Box No.________________________


! for GOOD quality top soil phone ! Ciitlv roe ill!)


RUSBRIDCE—You call e1' 00-^ • t'■ 11r*<


R > m stock— atches. Clocks. •iings'. Cutlery — and pay for it


William St.. Blackburn. Tel. 7920. j e r s e y


f a b r i c s


REMNANT SALE including


Double-Knit Ccurtclle Ban-Lon


THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 12th and 13th September. 19G3


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


SATURDAY


14th September, 19G3 9-00 a.m. — 12 noon.


B.H. TEXTILES LIMITED


ALBION MILL. WATER STREET. GREAT HARWOOD


;CORNER HOUSE, King Lane. Clltll- i no.' Ladies* Overalls. Waist Aprons,


Crossovers and Pinn.ets.


TRICT MENT


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane. Clith- r'l'oc. rjormv Blankets and Twilled


Flannelette Sheets.


SOLID OAK DROP-LEAF TABLE. cla-.v felt, cheap.—Apply; Advertiser


and Times. Icnuircd


to Matron. iu io Whitley


i Condi-


RS r e q u i r e d . .J. Robin-


on Terrace, s automatic


3 - STAR Double Bed Knitting Machine, complete, as now.—Mrs. Corntlr.vaite. Closes Hall Farm, Bolion-by-Bowlaiul. Tel. Gisburn 225.


LADIES’ COATS, i Coats and Capes. New Styles. Reasonable Prires.— Economic .Stores. 70. Whalley Road, Clithcioe. Tel. 97.


LADIES’ POPLIN RAIN COATS. Keversablo (2 coolursi. from


available. h o u s e h o l d


—Wr i t e BOX T ime s .


. for Cllth- i ive position epplicant.—


R required ay and con-


a Manager, New Road,


b pLOOKERly: John ilee Mill


for Country select trade ox No. S.2,


RED. live In Hotel, Wor-


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


LADI ES’ KNI TWEAR. Fully Fashioned Cardigans. Fine Wool or


Clllheroe. Tel. 97.


Courtello. 34" to 44" Bust. O.S. Thick Knit Cardigans. 47/6d. — Economic Stores. 70. Whalley Rd.,


OPEN FRONTED STEEL-FRAMED l BUILDING 30 x 18’ with built-in


pring Street. Bury.


pock-up office. Suit builder or mlumber. Available on site or to dis­ C antle and re-erect. — Apply: R. S hadwick and Son (Buryi Ltd.,


“READ. WHALLEY TO WYCOLLER" by Peter Wightmnn, Colne Lib­


rarian. 3/Gd Fascinating, entertain­ ing. informative. "Walks in Pondlc Country. 3/Gd. 25 Ideal rambles des­ cribed by Alan Lawson. President Burnley Holiday Group. — From Booksellers. Newsagents or Gerrnrds, 25. Manchester Road. Nelson.


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


-,.,4'iv —Rtisbridge. Jewellers. 24, King 'William Street. Blackburn.


I RUSRRIQGC for hich-class DIA- MONO REPAIRS of all kinds; satis-


: > motion guaranteed. — 24. King THE Clitheroe Libera] Associ­


ation held a jumble sale in the Old School, Church Brow,


Clitheroe. on Friday. The event was well supported,


over £18 being raised for local funds.


* * Of f ic e r s elected a t the a n n u a l meeting of the


Clitheroc and Rural District Jo in t Safety committee on Wed­ nesday were: chairman. Coun­ cillor W. S h a r p 1c s : vice- c h a i r m a n . Councillor B. L. Cunlifle: s e c r e t a r y , Mr. C. Bradley.


rpHOMAS DIXON, aged about ■L six. of 25. St. Anne's Square.


Low Moor. Clitheroe. was taken to Accrington Victoria Hospital on Wednesday a f te r he had fallen from a wall. He fell on to an iron railing


which pierced his leg muscle. *


*


died in hospital a t Lancaster. He retired to Bolton-le-Sands la st year, an d was in his early seventies. I t was 1951 th a t Mr. Skilling-


A FORMER Vicar of Sahden. the Rev. H. Skillington. has


cabins and farm nV»t.:»1nnr1 in largo the


from of the *


letters to the editor have had to be held over until next week. *


Wc regret very much that *


rjLITHEROE Youth Action Group will be offering


Fete tomorrow. Up to date this group has raised over .£300 for various


free membership to the Youth of Clitheroe. at the Castle


charities. Their next target is £50 for


the Freedom from Hunger Cam­ paign. and to enable them to achieve this, they arc offering for sale on their s tan d a t the Castle Fete. Clithcroe rock, and


other novelties. The group has been very for­


tu n a te in having a committee room, placed a t their disposal, a t


St. Denys Home, by kind permis­ sion of th e master and manage­


ment.


Local boys “ stardom” [


BURNLEY SINGER WINS ERNEST ALLEN TROPHY


ENTRANTS from Clilltcroc and district won tw competition, licld before a crowded audience


o prizes at tile finals of the “Bid for Stardom” at life Civic Hall, on Wednesday night. The Creole Four, of Chatburn, took the major award, the


“Bid for Stardom” trophy, while Jacqueline Whiteman, of Clitheroe, was placed first in the junior section.


The classical vocalists' section was a triumph for Burnley


soprano. Doris Atkins, who drew high praise from the adjudica­ tor. Sarah Buckley, and was awarded the Ernest Allen


Memorial Challenge Trophy. The Tree K’s .'o f Black


of the competition were Bob Cain, the manager of the Imperial Ballroom. Nelson: Josie Bridge, teacher of speech and drama: Billy Briggs, producer and compere. Daisy Hutton, actress and producer: an d Robin Bridge, actor and producer. Compere was Mr. Jimmy Fell


Littlemoor House. Clitheroe. for­ mer High Sheriff of Lancashire, presented the trophies.


and accomnanist. Anne Ashton. Colonel ‘G. G. H. Bolton, of


l o o k i n g a h e a d Opening the show, the Mayor


of Clitheroe said th a t when the necessary alterations to the Civic Hall, recently purchased by th e Town Council, were com­ pleted. it was hoped th a t many more events would take place


there. Tile Council's consultant archi­


tects were preparing plans for alterations to suit modern trends


INJURED man


NOT RECOVERED, SAY POLICE


3JICHAEL VOSE (21) of Central Avenue, Clithe­


roc. was remanded on bail for three weeks when lie appeared at Clitheroc, yes­ terday, charged -with being drunk and disorderly and with inflicting grievious


£10 and a surety from his


bodily harm. He was bailed in the sum of


fa th e r of £25. Inspector P. R. Jackson said


the police could not proceed with the case as the aggrieved person was in no fit s tate to be interviewed or to appear in


Court. Inspector Jackson s tated th a t on August 29. Vosc.


the


aggrieved person, Dennis Wil­ son, an d other persons visited the Wheatsheaf Hotel in Wlial-


lev Road. Clitheroc. About I t p.m. they left the


hotel, and an argument arose with the result th a t Wilson was knocked down by Vose and received head injuries. He was taken to Accrington


Victoria Hospital la te r being transferred to Salford Royal


Hospital, where he remained


until Wednesday. P.C. Ormshaw visited the


ton was appointed Vicar of Sab- den. He succeeded tbe Rev. C.


M. Magrath. Mr Skillington was a member


of a firm of house furnishers a t Ilklev, before becoming a handi­ craft's teacher in several p a rts of the country including Barnolds-


wick. A lav reader a t Barnoldswick.


he decided to give up teaching to studv for the ministry. He studir-' theology a t S t Aidan's. Birke- head, and was appointed cure


a t Padiham. After leaving Sabden, .V’.


Skillington moved to Upper Wyresdale. in tile Trough of


Bowland. His widow, formerly Miss


Rushton. had the post office a t Saltcrforth. *


* I


ttrom Monday, September 16, - the hours of business a t Clitheroe's head post office will


be cu t by an hour a day. From Monday to Friday the


hours of business will be 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. an d on Saturdays from


9 a.m. to 5*30 p.m. Previously there has been an


morning and evening. *


h a lf hour extension both in the *


Clitheroc chemists open to


dispense prescriptions outside normal shop hours next week


e re ; S u n d a y noon to 1 p.m. and other days (except


Saturday) 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., Charles Clegg. Church Street. * W


Minimum prices guaranteed to


producers of eggs sen t to packing s tations this week a rc : large 4s. 2 jd.. s tan d a rd 3s. Old., medium


Is. l l td . . smell Is. 6Jd. «


* Freedom from Hungor


Camoaign Clithoroo Effort Donations received up to tne


3rd September, 1963 : £ s. d.


Previously acknow. ■ 2697 5 8 Anonymous


Clitheroe Rotary Club Four th Donation . . 50 u u


*


Total 2748 9 8 *


THIS WEEK’S


ROAD SAFETY SLOGAN Courtesy begets courtesy


.............. 1 4 u


scene where lie saw Vose ill T u rn er Street, alleged Inspector Jackson. Vose shouted. " I am the man you are looking for. I


h i t him." The Inspector alleged th a t


Vose was very drunk and would no t be quiet. He was taken to the police station. He made no


reply when charged. An application by Mr. W. D.


.......enwood (defending i ' aid was granted.


for


xYCLISTS’ RALLY


AND RACE


Blubberhottses and Knarcsboro’. A headwind throughout the journev ra th e r slowed lip down and the ride was completed m ten minutes over six hours. Sunday morning we spent


T)URING l a s t weekend J cyclists from all over the country converged on the Knavcsmirc at York for the Annual Cyclists Touring Club Rally. Several members of Clithcroe Clarion Section were amongst them. Our ride to York was via


looking round the exhibition tent, which is always very interesting. On show was all th a t Is modern in cycles and equipment. There was also a show of ten ts and camping equipment, which was subjected


to th e closest scrutiny. After dinner we packed our


gear away, and went to watch the finish of the road race. This,


s tar tin g a t six in the morning, was over the 204 mile route from London which, so the legend has It, was taken by Dick Turpin the notorious higliway-


m\y e bade our farewell to York


a t 3-30 in the afternoon and thanks to a following wind arrived home almost exactly


five hours later. Next week we hold our


100 miles in seven hours relia­ bility trial, which s ta r ts a t Chatburn and finishes 200 yards bevond Edisford Bridge on the


Hurst Green road. n u ■


’SPRITE*.


burn won the group section, wh i l e Burnley contralto Megan Jones was placed first in the junior section. Judges for the variety section


and it was hoped th a t when these were completed, the hall would accommodate about 600 dancers.


'T’HE Rev. Ronald Jobling, superintendent minister, and the Rev. James Bell, of Whalley, new ministers in Clithcroe Methodist Circuit, who will he inducted tonight.


LOCAL WEDDINGS D A R N L E Y— BALL A


FORMER Whalley girl, Miss Valerie Anne Ball,


the only daughter of Mrs. J. Ball, who lived a t Sands Cottage, Whalley was married a t Strat-


for-on-Avon last week to Mr. Richmond Dalton John Damley, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Damley. Station Road. Shipston, n e a r Stratford. The bride was attended by two


with diamante and pears with a shoulder-length veil. Her bouquet was of yellow tea


roses and lily-of-the-valley- Chief bridesmaid, Rita Overy,


friend of the bride, wore a peach coloured satin dress with a bell shaped skirt. She had matching accessories. Her bouquet was of


white carnations and sweet peas. There were two small atten­


friends, Mrs. Margaret Cox and Miss Ann Greenwood. Best man was Mr. Frederick Richardson, and the ushers were Mr. Thomas Cox, and Mr. Peter Damley.


P R IC E— H A R R ISO N


ripHE wedding took place a t A s t . Leonard’s Church, Wnd-


dington. on Saturday, of Mi*. Brian Price, only son of Mrs. and th e laic Mr. Price, of 38 Pendle Avenue. Chatburn. and Miss Jean Harrison, only daughter of Mr. an d Mrs. W. Harrison, Branch Read. Waddington. The bridegroom is a self-


employed joiner and funeral director, an d th e bride a recep­ tionist for Trutex a t Grindleton. The bride was a t t ired in a rose


figured brocade dress cut on princess lines, the sk ir t falling into a tra in . Her bouffant head­ dress was held in place by a coronet of seed pearls. She had a bouquet of cream


dants, Audrey Dixon, sister of the bride and Patricia Driver, cousin of the bridegroom, who wore dresses of peach nylon flocked with white and trimmed with a panel of white lace. They had w h i t e headdresses and


.shoes. They carried posies of mixed


sweet, peas. . The dutie of best man were


performed by William Driver, brother of the bridegroom, and


th e groomsmen were Da v i d Johnson and Keith Burgess. Ushers were Trevor Overy and


Jo h n YVetton- The Vicar. Rev. A. K. Bisbrown


conducted the sendee. A reception was a t the Brown


I CO-OP I I SHOPS I I ON I


I SALE I J^XTENSIVE alterations are taking place at the


I.angho branch of Billingtun


and Whallcy Co-operative Society, which, it is believed, has been sold. But it was “not comment”


Cash Price (without extras) £415


CARS, VANS, TRUCKS FOR ALL AUSTIN RENTAL TERMS ON ALL MODELS 36 Pavmcnts of £ 11-8-7


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Cow Hotel, hatburn, and the honeymoon is being spent at Scarborough. Th e bride travelled in a navy blue and white two- piece su it with white accessories. A display cabinet was received


Harrison, cousin of th e bride, Pamela Rushton, and R i ta Bums, cousins of the bridegroom. They wore sh o r t dresses of


roses an d lily-of-the-valley. Bridesmaids were Misses Linda


peach brocade with headdresses and gloves to tone. They c a r ­ ried bouquets of talisman roses


and stephanotis. The bride’s brother, Gerald


Harrison, was best man. an d Mr. Sam Williams was groomsman. Ushers were Messrs Dennis


Harrison, brother of th e bride, and Geoffrey Scott. The ceremony was performed


by the Rev. W. Fletcher, assisted by the Rev. J. A. Mimmack. After a reception a t the Starkie


Pendlc Avenue. Chatburn. H A R G R E A V E S— SO WDEN


from the management and work friends of the bride, who is a weaver a t Holmes Mill, and crystal glassware from J. Watson & Son, for whom the bridegroom works as a plumber. Th e couple will live a^8 Hod-


dor Grove. Clitheroe.


yesterday when a well- known local food firm was asked if it had bought the premises. The Billington and Whal-


Iey Co-op failed last year and was subject to a wind­ ing up order by the Chancery Court. The central premises at George Street, Whalley, and branches at King Street and Milton Road, Whalley, and Billington and B a r r ow branches are being offered for sale.


circus show in Clitheroe


ETURN1NG to Clitheroe next week to celebrate 150 years of continuous touring is Sir Robert Fossctt’s circus, which


Arms, Clitheroe. the couple left for a honeymoon in Edinburgh. The couple will reside a t 38,


r r w o bank clerks were married •i a t St. Helen’s Church,


Waddington. on Saturday. They were Mr. Peter Har­


greaves. elder son of Mr. an d Mrs. E. Hargreaves, of 17 Higher Wilton Road, Blackburn, and Miss M a r i a n Sowden, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sowden. 28. Waddow View. Wad­ dington. Given away by h er father, who


is a member of West Riding Con­ stabulary. the bride was a ttired in a long white gown of satin brocade, cut on classical lines and falling into a train. Her bouffant veil was secured by a coronet of satin and pearls. She carried a bouquet of talis­


man roses, stcplmnqtis, and yellow rosebuds. Bridesmaids were the bride’s


sister. Miss J a n e t Sowden, and h er two friends. Misses Ann Pearson an d J a n e Williams. J an e t wore a powder blue nylon dress with matching headdress, an d carried a posy of cream rosebuds. The others were in dresses of


primrose brodcric anglaise, and matching headdresses. They had bouquets of yellow carnations, stephanotis, and rosebuds. Best man was Mr. Brian Wil­


started ils first ever tour at Clitheroe in ISI3. The circus was formed the previous year. The show is now acknow­


ledged as one of the largest in the country, and though its tours have been chiefly confined to the cities and larger towns of Great Britain, it is paying this special visit to Clitheroe to present a


birthday show. The largest circus ever to


visit th* town, its s tay will be only brief- Two performances will be given on Wednesday anti Thursday, a f te r which i t will move on to Rochdale and later Bradford. The Mayor. Alderman E.


Crosslcy and members an d offi­ cials of th e town council have been invited to the show as guests of honour by tbe two directors of tile circus. Bailey and Mary I. Fossett. Thought to be tb e oldest


been seen a t various times on television. One of the outstanding merits


of th is circus is in the number and variety of the animals, for in addition to putting on the show in the ring, there is also a zoo which is open to the public.


DOG R EVUE L i o n s , leopards, panthers,


jaguars, elephants, camels, _ and llamas, are among the animals to be seen. A dog revue is also an added attraction, while the fine range of horses include Arab stallions. Welsh and Shet­ land ponies, and the unusual feature of In d ian S a c r e d


donkeys. No circus would be complete


without the chimpanzees, and these mischievous animals form


a major p a r t of the show- In addition, of course, there


are a hos t of s ta rs in the saw­


family circus in the country it is presented in the old style traditional manner. Excerpts from th e show have


dust ring. Fossett’s circus strong man is


only four feet six inches high,


bu t he will lif t a 12 stone man from the ground by his teeth.


kinson. while the bridegroom’s brother was groomsman. The duties of usher were performed by Mr. Malcolm Sowden. brother of the bride. Canon J. C. T. Baker per­


formed the ceremony. After a reception a t th e Sun


In n Hotel, Waddington, the couple left for a honeymoon in the South of England. The bride wore a petrol blue su it with peach and black accessories. Presents were received from


THE JEWELLERS WITH THE ‘MODERN LOOK’


See our large choice. ENGAGEMENT AND


WEDDING RINGS


the manager and staff of the Yorkshire Bank, Clitheroc, where the bride was employed an d the the Midland B a n k , Darwen, where the bridegroom works. Also received was a wrought


WATCHES & CLOCKS CANTEENS OF CUTLERY


iron framed mirror from St. Mark’s A m a t o u r Dramatic Society of which the bridegroom is a member.


DRIVER— DIXON THE marriage took place a t


on Saturday of Mr. Roy Driver, second son of Mrs. and tbe late Mr. T. Driver, of 8 Hodder Grove, CUtheroe, an d Miss Heather Dixon, th ird dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Dixon, of 18 Ga rn e tt Road, Clitheroe. Given away by h er father,


th e bride was attired in a full- length gown of white satin brocade cut on classical lines. I t wastrimmed with satin roses and fell into a train. Her headdress was white satin pill box trimmed


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5, Church Street, Ciilheroe Telephonc:_Clithcroe 591


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