Clilhcroe Advertiser & Timex, Auau-U lo, l%3- ? BEAUTIFUL RIBBLESDALE WEST BRADFORD CHURCH


KEEN COMPETITION IN DOG SECTION OF SHOW


THE doc section created much interest among visitors to Clithcroc Show on Saturday. The rabbit classes, too, drew


■a sm a r t s ta r t to Ivvitli s ch o o lw e a r


lle y s . ....... \


many people. The results were: DOG S E C T IO N


Judge: M ajo r L . H. H. Glover. A.V. special puppy: 1. Mr. F.


Hutchinson (Smart Dinah); 2. Mr. w. Bradshaw (Redlctter Marlow): 3, Mr. E. Kellctt (Kathwynerns Master Sands). A-V. puppy dog; 1, Mr. H.


Anderton (Mcadowrcck Wra y- dale ofWis tonia); 2, (Redletter Marlow); 3. Mr. G. Creighton (Billy Buster of Killadease). A.V. punpv bitch: 1. (Smart


Dinah); 2, Mr. an d Mrs. R. Davies (Tzc-Tze of Curwenna): 3. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne (Pen­ rose Camelia). A.V. junior dog or bitch: 1,


Tate. Blackburn; 2, D. White­ head. Whitehead; 3, R. I. Han­ son Worston. Dutch A.O.C. young; 1. Mr.


Dutch A.O.C. adult: 1, Mr. J.


A. E. Webster, Blackpool; 2, Mr. R. Sellers, Bridlington; 3,


Mr. D. Whitehead. Tan adult; 1. Mr. II. Humph­


reys. Manchester; 2. Mr. A. Ka.v, Accrington; 3, Mr. A. G. R. Gil-


llver Bolton. Young: 1. Mr. F. D. H. Nelson,


Barrow-in-Furness; 2. Mr. H. Humphreys; 3, Mr. R. McDonald,


Preston. Himalayan, adult: 1. L. R-


Mrs. Alexander and Miss Dun- das Movatt (Peterblue H u g h ) ; 2. Mrs. II. Badger (Cassius of Primrose Hill); 3. Mr. A. HalU- well (Courtenay Call Boy). A.V. maiden dog or bitch: 1,


Cassius of Primrose H ill); 2. (Smart Din ah ); 3. (Rcdlcttcr


Marlow). Novice dog or bitch: 1. (Cassius


of Primrose Hill); 2, (Redletter Barlow); 3. Mr. J. Crompton


(Courtenay Silver Star). Corgi novice: 1, (Kathwynerns


Master Sands): 2, Mrs. M. Gaudc (Collenbelle Countess): 3. Mrs. R. Metcalfe (Lunesdalc Dream Girl). Corgi open: 1. Mrs. M. Gaudc


Govicr, Royston; 2, Mr. J. Monks, Bacup.


Young: 1 R. Parry, Rochdale; „ , . ,


2, Mr. D. Frankland, Clitheroc; 3* Mrs. S. Snapc, Lancaster. ’ Polish, adult 1. Rev. M. Col- lings, Morecambc; 2. Alcock


Bros.. Nelson. Young: 1. Mr. J. J. Tayloiy


Waddinglon; 2. Mrs. E. M. White- head: 3. Miss S. Brewer. Sabden. A.V. adult: 1. L- Govier; L,


Young: 1. Mr. J. Macalpmc, .


(Ambrose of MalsLs); 2, (Kath­ wynerns Master S an d s ) ; 3 Mr. R. Abbott (Newall Easter Queen). Dachshund novice; 1 , Mr. J-


V illa gers


p e t it ion for foo tp a th


vu following an accident


'V'EARLY 300 residents ot 1 Sabden have signed a petition asking for a footpath on a stretch of Padiham Road near the new council houses and Thorn Street. Th is move h as been made


s e m e months ago in which a child was


seriously injured- The petition has been ior-


warded by the Parish Council to Burnley Rural District Council for its support in getting the Lancashire County Council to


carry out the work. The. demand for a footpath m


th e main s treet has been des­ cribed by villagers as an ''abso- lu te ” necessity to safeguard lue


I- ioroottcn, Inotbail or tracX


and limb. The Rural Council High\vc>s t


Advisorv Committee has asked th e Surveyor to submit a report on an investigation into the


complaint.


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T H E L IN E N S P E C IA L I S T S . iMr-ti t-nrhi A I ICTC m m lM OF THE T ROAD DEATH: INQUEST


ON WIDOW ADJOURNED W H EN crossing Whallcy Road, Clitlieroc, to collect her pension on Friday morning, Mrs. Martha Willacy, an 85-


year-old widow, of llothersall Square, was involved in an accident with a lorry and when taken to a doctors surgery was


foumMo bc^ whcclcd lorry inv0|Ved was driven by Mr. John was


Kcanv. need 25. of Chorlcy Road. Wallon-lc-Daltn An * ambulance, which


nearby, was on the scene in a m atter of only a minute or two. Mrs. Willacy, who had severe


head injuries, was taken to Dr. B. W. Laithwaitc's surgery,


where she was found to be dead. An inquest was opened a t


Clithcroc on Monday by the East Lancs Assistant Deputy Coroner, Mr. J. Owen Sharpies, who. a fter hearing evidence of identi­ fication. adjourned the inquest io a date lo be fixed. There will be a jury a t die resumed


inquest. Mr. James Thomas Jessan. ot


18 Victoria Street. Clithcroc, said he had known Mrs. Willacy— his mother-in-law—for 40 years. During th a t time she had


enjoyed good health until about six weeks ago, when she had complained of trouble to hei


r ig h t cvc . She attended the doctois . . . .


surgery. .She. was .given some drops, which she put in hci e>e.


mother-in-law had worn glasses ever since he first knew hei. Apart from her r ig h t eye. she


Mr. Jc.ssan said th a t his


was in good health. Her hearing was very good,


and she was a very sharp walker. She was very active.


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SKIP TON DIVISION CONSTITUENCY 1963 PARLIAMENTARY SUMMER RECESS


MR. G. B. DRAYSON, M.P.


i ininn-in-Craveii. durum the Summer Recess, will tour die Constituency on the following dates. and will be at the


Your M !’. who will be at bis home Linton .House,


places set out below at tbc times indicated. T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 20lh


Ciiiieton . . C o n o n le y n o th o rsd a le j r k o r n s h a w


C ow l in g . . C S lu sb u rn C ro s s b i l l s K i ld w ic k


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K e tU eW c l l . . . . S i a r b o i t o n . . . .


B e c k e rm o n d s O U R l i to r s b aw . .


G a r s d a l e H e a d


B u c k d e n . . . . . . . H u b b e r h o lm e


10-00 a.m. A r r iv e


10-20 n .m . 10-


12-


11-HO a . in . 11-


THURSDAY A r r iv e


11- 00 mm. 11-10 turn. 11-25 a .m . 11- 12-


10-15 n .m . 10-


11- 00 a.m. 11-15 a .m .


12-30 p.m.


B r a d le y 4 0 a .m .


50 a.m. 20 p.m.


C r a o o e T h o r p e


M a l l iam . . . ------ K i r k b y M n lh nm


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A h u m .................. G a l lo n


W in U T b u r n . . . H e l t o n


AUGUST I5IU G a r s d a l e


40 a.m. 15 p.m.


AusUUCk ............... 12-15 p.m. ..............................


H o r to n -1 n-R i b b J els d :*li c U -0 5 » .m . H e lw t th Bi i d e e W h a r f c


............................. .... n o o n


Clapham ................... 12-8O p.m. N ew b y


1


H^ptyyhead ............... jo-45 a.m. • • • • .


S o d b e i-R h


05 a.m. C ow g i l l


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12-45 p .m . 2-00 p .m . 2-20 p .m .


A r r iv e


2 -05 p .m . 2 -4 5 p .m .


. o -45 p .m .


0-00 p .m . 0 -1 5 p .m . 0-00 p .m .


C a u l l e y .............. H ow g i l l


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G a w th r o p . • . ■ D e n t


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FRIDAY, AUGUST 16th A r r iv e


12-80 p.m. 1-


A r r iv e 2-


0-80 p .m . 8 -45 p .m . 4 -15 p .m .


A r r iv e


C h ap e l-le -D alc ............ T lm rn to n - in -L o n sd r i ic


W e s t i io u s e ------- -------- Burton-in-Lonsdalc . .


b ow B e n t h am ------ H ig h B e n t h a m ..............


12-45 p .m . 1- 0 0 p .m . 2 - 00 p .m .


2 -1 5 p .m .


2-80 p .m . 2 - 3 -


0-00 p .m . Couple fight lo


keep caravan on present site


00 p .m . 00 p .m .


up is home and business. Mr. Duncan Eastham, aged 38.


A BILLINGTON man is in danger of having to give


proprietor of Billington Filling Station, lives with his wife and daughter. Dawn, in a modern caravan next to his petrol filling


station But he has been refused per­


mission by Blackburn Rural Council to leave his caravan on


50 p .m . 15 p .m . and an inquiry is to be held in


its present site. Mr. Eastham has appealed


September. Because of the long hours th a t


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he and his wife work, Mr. East- ham feels th a t it is necessary to live on the spot. I f his appeal fails, he thinks he will have to give up the station.


A YEAR AGO


••When we bought this caravan 12 months ago. wc made sure


th a t i t was green to blend with the countryside,” s tated Mrs. Eastham, who works as her husband’s ass is tant on the


petrol pumps. “ We ju s t can’t figure out


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here,” she says. Between them, Mr. and Mrs.


Eastham manage the station


from 7 a.m. to 10-30 p.m. Motorists who stop there are


invited to sign a petition, organised by Mr. Eastham,


which s tates th a t their eight- sleeper caravan is not detri­ mental to the countryside and in no way an ” cye-sorc.”


His invention dry-cleans eggs


jy£R. KENNETH WILMOT, of Clarcmount Avenue,


Clitheroc, has invented an egg dry-cleaning machine. He had the machine on view at


Clithcroc Show on Saturday, when it attracted a great deal


a number of things previously, admits th a t the machine is ra th e r out of the price range of the ordinary small hen- keeper. But lie is a t present a t work


of favourable comment. Mr. Wilmot who tins invented


Naturalists


on Wlialley Nab


TVI ISS 1. PARK, of Hynd- burn Bridge, was the


leader for the Clilhcroe Naturalist Society outing on


Saturday. Although the weather cond-


•tions were far from .several members -set cut to bi.


the elements.


Bridge by entering the fields ; ju s t below the Game C~ck Ian . and following the River C.klei , for some distance. The river va» j in spate and while ihcie 1 ■ been seme improvement regard­ ing the amount of filih and rubbish which finds its way into the river, it was noted that the ,c


is still ample room for further improvement before it can reallj


be classed as a clean river. The walk along the river bunk


was verv pleasant, and could be


one of the best in th e dismc. if pollution in the higher reaches could be prevented altogether. Several patches of Himalayan


Balsam made a colourful show on th e fa r bank, with delicate pink


flowers. Some fine elms overhung the


river, with silver birches and willows adding to the beaut*»”tf riverside scene. A few ••-hbrsi* ches tnut


developing a smaller type of machine to dry-clean eggs, which will be ju s t tlie tiling for the man with only a fair number of liens. Mr. Wilmot. who is the tech­


nical an d sales manager of John Blake. Ltd. Accrington—the firm who will make the m a c h in e - lias recently returned from the United States, where selling prospects for tile '■ Hensmaid ” are very promising.


VARIOUS SPEEDS


a t various speeds, up to 1.500 eggs an hour being cleaned if necessary. All sixes of eggs arc catered


for. and if one with a soft shell should break during the process the machine is immediately


stopped. I t was the tedious work of


washing eggs th a t prompted Mr. Wilmot to think of th e idea. In addition, the British Egg


Marketing Board prefer farmers not to wash eggs, as th is makes


it easier for germs to get into


th e shells. The d irt from the eggs can lie


rapidly removed from the machine by a vacuum cleaner


which is easily fitted to it. Mr. Wilmot lias previously


patented an articulated drilling arm. a toy potato rifle, a petrol injection system and a car heater.


The machine can be operated


approach of autumn with ‘‘con­ kers'* ripening on the high branches.


t r e e s told of the CLERK HILL Looking back, the parly saw


Clerk Hill and Wiswcll Moor covered with cloud. Following the pleasant green paths to Heyes Farm above the Dean. Bowley Hill was seen across the glen. Bowley is said to have been a favourite spot for cockfighiing


and also for pitch and toss in


days gone by. I t was in this area just a few


years ago th a t thousands of starlings gathered prior to emi­ gration. Climbing higher on to Miles


A s ta r t wn= made a. C-A. . . .. I


Young; 1, Mr. F. D. M. Nelson: 2. R. Parry; 3. Mr. A. E.


,


Webster Blackpool. Members' adult: 1. Mr. J. Tate;


2. Mr. E. M. Whitehead; 3, Mr.


Fowler (Dandybirk Dominator): 2. Mrs. P. Holmes (Midnight Lace). Dachshund open: 1. Mrs. Mar­


H. Whittaker. Young: 1. Mr. H WlutUkcr; 2, Miss E. M. Wells; 3, Mi. D.


low (Bredritc Sweet Sclhoute); 2. (Dandvblrk Dominator): 3, Mrs. M a r l o w (Kernhavcn


Yolande). Beagle novice: 1. Mrs. M«


Widdop (Pincwood Whistful); 2. Mrs. M Tattersall (Tu-ant of


Newtonsclrive). Beagle open: 1, Mrs. M. Tat-


tersall iPipin of Newtonsclrive); 2. Mrs. m . Hoys (Goldenhorn


Stamper): 3. Mrs. M. Widdop iLansvicw Valdar of Huntsmere). Shetland Sheepdog novice: 1.


Mr. and Mrs. L. Dobson (Hclens- dale Clare): 2. Miss M. Wilson (Osman Serenade); 3. (Penrose


Camelia). Shetland Sheepdog open: 1.


j J Gladiator'.


Mrs. A. Basil! (Shclvcrne S tra th ­ spey): 2. Miss N. Dickinson (Moldova T in ta ) : 3. Mr. and Mrs. K. Osborne (O s m a r t


Parkinson (Dragonhill Wood­ cock': 2. Mr. G. Thomas (Gil- leanna Solo >; 3. (Courtenay


Silver Stern Whippet open: 1. (Courtenay


Call Bov): 2. Mr. A. Chew (Frolic of Aliwavs t : 3. (Dragonhill


Woodcocki. Miniature poodle novice: l,


Mrs. J. Ridehalgh (Donalm Dixie!; 2. Mrs. D. McNutt


(Othello of Cartford: 3. Mrs. M. Huckle (Pleiades Diadem). Miniature poodle open: U Mrs. I Ridehalgh (Donelyn Piccoh


P e ta l) ; 2. Mrs. M. Huckle (Pleidcs Chocolate Fudge); 3.


.(Othello of Cartford). Chow. Keesliond. Samoyed.


Elkhound. Finnish Spitz: 1. Miss O- Chadwick (Friochan Fiona): 2. Mr. H. Anderton (Meadow- rock Wrcvdale of Wistonia); 3. Miss O. Chadwick (Tovcrc


Brito.).


KC. Cavalier Spaniel open. l. Mrs. Donlan' (Chaundy of Res-


. , . ,


to ria): 2. Miss M- Dean (Guv of Littlebreach): 3. Mrs- Donlan


Teresa of Kormar). A.V. Tibetan breeds or Sinn


! (Limevillc Price Khan): 2. Mr. end Mrs. R- Davies i.Kando of


Tzu* 1. Mr. and Mrs. J. Downey j Furxvhursti: 3. Mrs. A. Lord


1 (Curly Top). Pekinese or Pug: 1. Ml. J.


Hill, the party enjoyed extensive views to the south and east across lo Hambledon and Boulds- worth, the miles and miles of open country a contradiction of the prevailing idea th a t East Lancashire is a built up area. The autumn flowers lined the


hedgerows end ditches, and willow herb, codlins. and cream, water mint, hawkweeds, knap­ weed. sneezewort. and many


Finch (Ble Ken Ricky); -’.M is . D. Hopkinson CGnssie of Pics- tonV. 3. Mrs. A. D o h e r t y


(Chintansa Jo-Jo). Collie or bearded Collie. 1.


(Peterblue Hugh): 2. Mr. G. Tollev (Gaylord Cavalier). 3. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne (Bluebelle


of Bothkcnnar). Afghan Saluki or Grey Hound


others gave a lovely touch of c o l o u r to the countryside, blending with the darker colours of th e trees. Reaching the top of the hill,


comes through the hills. Totteridgc c o u l d be seen


beyond th e shoulder of Kemple end. Looking to the north. Whal­ lcy made a pretty picture, with the railway pointing the way to Clitheroc and beyond


P E N D L E H I L L


Looking to the east, the broad mass of Pcndlc dominated the


scene, a completely different picture lo the one so well known to Clithcroc folks. The sun


came out. and. shining on the countryside across the Calder, brought ou t the greens and rus­ sets of fields, hills, and trees. Leaving the hill, the party


made for the Nab. In the past, there must have


been a maze of roads and foot­ paths on the hill. Grassgrown old roads to derelict farms criss­ crossed the hill with the present


roads. The descent was made by the


footpath to Calder Bridge.


To represent county in


bridge contest MR. W. L. WILKINSON, Of


N a n t m a w r , H aw th o rn e


Place, Clitheroe, h as been chosen to play for Lancashire a t Bridge against Yorkshire a t Halifax on


September 8. A keen bridge player, and .


sportsman generally this will be Mr. Wilkinson’s first game for


W. Wilkinson, Mr. Wilkinson was for several years opening b a t for Clitheroc in th e Ribblcs-


the county. The son of the late A.derman


dale League. He is also a keen member or


Clithcroc Golf Club.


Primrose HilU; 2. Mrs. B Par­ ker (Scott-Ann Saucy Sal). A.V. Setter or Pointer: 1. Xh-


south west of the Nab. Mellor Knoll in the north west marked


the place where the Hcddcr A.V. spaniel: 1. (Cassius of . ,


1. Mr. B. Pcel-Yates (Danau Damosel).


and Mrs- J. Downey (Luneville Princess F erin) ; 2. Mr. H. But­ ler (Aristocrat of Park Road). A.V. not classified novice: I.


whippet novice: 1. Mrs. B.


Whitehead Buck, any age: 1. L. Govier, -.


Rev. M. Collingc; 3, Mr. H. Humphreys.


Nelson; 2. Mr. J. Tate; 3. Mt. A. E. Webster.


Breeders' adult: 1, L. Gorier, 2. Mr. J. Tate; 3, Mr. D. White-


Doe any age: 1. Mr. F. D. M. .


_


head.Young: 1. Mr. F. M. D. Nelson, 2. R. Parry: 3. Mr. H. Whittaker. Fancy challenge, adult; 1. L. Govier; 2. Mr. J. T a te ; 3, Mr.


H. Humphreys. Young: 1. Mr. F. M. D. Nelson;


2. R. Parry; 3, Mr. A. E. Webster.


F U R S E C T IO N Judge: T . S. W ill is . Chinchilla, adult: 1. Mr. H,


Booth. Blackburn. Young: 1. Mr. D. Taylor, Skip-


ton. Fox. young: 1. Mr. A. Long.


Poulton-le-Fvide; 2. Mr. B. Chad­ wick. Burnley: 3. Mr. H. Holden.


Blackburn. Ermine Rex. adult: 1. Mr. A.


Long. A. O.C. Rex, adult: 1, Hard­


man and Drake. Heywood: 2. and 3 Mr. B. Wrigley, CUtheroe.


pool: 2. Hardman an d Drake; 3, J. Jarvis and Son. Clithcroe.


New Zealand White, adult: 1, Mr. A. Golland, Newark; 2, Mr.


J. L. Saul. Garstang. Young: 1. Mr. J. L. Saul: 2.


taker; 2, sn ap e Bros.. Lancasler. Young: 1 and 2, Mr. R. Rcd-


fearn. Blackburn. A.V. adult: 1. Hardman and


A.O.V. adult: 1. Mr. H. Whit­ „ ..


Mr. G. Jackson. Poidton-lc- Fvlde.


ELLIS’S WALLPAPEE SALE | Drake; 2. Mr. A. Long; 3, Mr.


J. L. Saul. Young: 1. N. P. sm ith ; 2. Mr.


A. Long; 3. Hardman and Drake. Members adult: 1. Mr. H. Whittaker: 2. Mr. B. Wrigley; 3,


Mr H. Booth. Blackburn. Young: 1. Mr. B. Chadwick: 2.


Mr. I-I. Holden; 3. J. Jarvis and


S°Buck. any age: 1. N. P. Smith: 2 and 3 Mr. A. Long. Doe, any age: 1. Hardman and Drake; 2. Mr. A. Golland 3. Mr.


B. Wrigley. Breeders adult: 1. Hardman


and Drake: 2. Mr. A. Golland;


3. Mr. A. Long. Young: 1. N. D. Smith; 2, Mi.


Fur challenge adult: 1. Hard­ man and Drake; 2, Mr. A. Gol­


, .


land'. 3. Mr. A. Long. Young: 1. N. D. Smith: 2. Mr.


A Long: 3. Hardman and Drake. Grand Challenge, any variety:


1 H a rdm an an d Drake: 2. L. Govier: 3. Mr. F. D. M. Nelson.


O ther show de ta ils on Pages 3 and 6.


Mrs. B. Swales (Sherry of Gay- ban- 2, Mr. W. Hartley (Marcus


of Avondale): 3. Mr. B. Mom-


xon (Timpani Crotchet). Open: 1. Mr. J. L. -tones


Ballvkcllv U r tu rg h ': 2. Mr. " • Bradshaw (Redlcltcr M a s te r '. 3. Mrs. B. Swales (Shea of Gayban. A.V. Local: 1. (Billy Blister of


Killadcaso. A.V. special beginners: . i.


Pleiades Chocolate Fudgei. (Courtenay Silver S ta r ) : 3. (Moi- A.V. Tov open: 1. (Blue Ren Rickv): 2,'(Guv of LitUcbreach);


3. (Gussie of Pres ton'. A.V. Terr ier: 1. (Rcdlettei


Master Mac): 2. (Danail Dorah),


3, (Smart Dinah). Girndog: 1. (Sheba of Gavbar) .


2. (Luneville Princess Perm): J. MLss J. Bcsell (Nokeener Novel).


Hound: 1. (Ballykelly Urtagh). 2. (Courtenay Call Boyi: J-


(Goldenhorn Stamper). A.V. Sporting: 1. (Ballykellev


Urtagh): 2. (Rcdlettcr Mas-er Mac); 3. (Fi-iochan Fiona). No n -sp o rtin g : 1. (Luneville


Prince K h a n ) : 2. PeterbUio Ownii: 3. (Donalyn Piccoia


Petal).


Bred bv exhibitor: 1. Redletler Master Mac; 2. Peterblue High


, .


3. Courtenay Call Bo.v- Not bred bv exhibitor: 1. Ball>-


kclly Urtar'gh; 2. Norrisfast Slicn-y of Kinross; Friochan


Fiona. Open dog: 1. Redlctter Master Mac; 2. Peterblue Ownii: 3.


Gussic of Preston. Open b i t c h : 1. Bnllykclly


Urtargh; 2, Mr. J. Thompson (Marbleton M o o n glow); 3


Dana II Dorah.


R A B B I T S E C T IO N F a n c y


Judge; H. Round.


Whittaker, CUtheroe; 2. Mr. N. Smalley, Blackpool; 3, Mr. u .


Dutch B or B adult: 1. Mr. H.


Connel Kilmarnock. Dutcfi B or B young: 1. Ain


H. Whittaker; 2. Mr. A. >>• Shore, Rochdale; 3, Miss E. M*


Wells, Longridge.


Industrialist aids town


football club M


r . E. LAWRENSON, govern­ ing director of Castle


Castings, Ltd., who has given generously to many deserving


causes, has come to the rescue of the town’s football club with the gift of electric fires valued


a t £50. Tliis means th a t, sold com­


pressing financial burdens. Arrangements have been made


for Clithcroc to visit Nelson to­ morrow in a friendly game, so th a t the practice game, which should have taken place a t Shaw Bridge, has been can-


CL'o i i Monday night. Great Har­ wood are to visit Shaw Bridge in another friendly game. This. also, will take th e place


of the advertised practice match. C O M B IN A T IO N C U P


In die Combination Cup com­ petition on August 31. Clitheroe


will visit Bactip and the Lancs Junior Cup game a t Shaw Bridge aaginst Chorlcy. will be played


on January 18. Two members of the commit­


tee. Messrs. A. and K. Lord, have e-signed and the club officials


desire to express appreciation of th e ir services during p a s t sea-


S°Another loss to the committee h as been caused by the death of Mr. Edmund Standige, licensee of the Bridge Inn, who had proved himself a keen and enthusiastic new member.


petitively. the fires will consider­ ably help the club to overcome


A. Long; 3, Hardman and Drake.


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I T o -TE LEHIR ^Ltd ?FVO-* l3 0X 99, PR E STO N LA N C S . | ■ ! I am interested in the HOOVER Keymatic


| please send me details j


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| NAME ........................................... - ...............................I j address..........’' ’ ’


Agents:


HUMBERSTONES 30 M O O R L A N E , C L I T H E R O E ’Phone 63G


NEW loia/TERMS a bring this autom


ated


VR OK G HU IFE needs a hoover Kepatic


ALL STOCKS OF OUR STARRED SELECTION WALLPAPERS


ALL CURRENT PATTERNS TO BE SOLD AT WELL BELOW NORMAL PRICES


(MUST MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS)


NOW PROCEEDING WHILE THEY LAST


Young: 1 ,N. D. Smith. Black­


Rawtenstall; 2, Rev. M. Collings. A.O.V. adult: 1. Mrs. E. M.


Whitehead, Clitheroe; 2, Miss J. Slack, clitheroe.


Rev. M. Collings; 3, Mrs. H. Humphreys.


■ Front disc brakes, n New seat design tor greater comfort, more back-seat room, o No greasing points.


■ Improved driving position, better visibility. ■ More luggage room. * Greater economy, smoother running, improved carburation and higher rear axle ratio, a Borg-Warner fully automatic transmission


available as an extra. £615 p lu s pi.t.£128.13.9.w“ tyrcsi , overriders extra


Coiwertible^nd Estate Car models also available The Hillman range includes the


'1600'Minx de Luxe Saloon. Outstanding for quality, economy and reliability. £510 plus p.t. £106.16.3.


BOOTES PRODUCTS—A BETTER BUY BECAUSE THEY'RE BETTER BUILT I


See the exciting Hillman range in our Showrooms today!---------------


HAYHURSTS o f ................CLITHEROE


BRIDGEWATER GARAGE . DUCK ST. Telephone: CLITHEROE 547


Seymours


Chimney Sweep Service


Immediate Attention


G A R D E N R O T A T O R ON H IR E Ring CLITHEROE 210


between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m- or write


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7 Standen Road Clllhevoc __


RE-UPHOLSTERY


Your Suite made as new in mo. nuette or vinyde 1rom £ 11: with Latex cushions from £26. Chairs from £8 Wide ranso of oatterns.


Workmanship Guaranteed Estimates free. Phone or write:


J. LOMAX 55, LARKH1LL


BLACKBURN TEL. 7GS1


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THENEW HUMAN SUPER MMX


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