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5 The Clithcroe. Advertiser it Times. November 27. 1964 TRINI TY CH UR CH , C L I T H E R O E


GIFT WEEKEND NOVEMBER 28th and 29th


RECEPTION OF GIF!1 BOXES & GIFTS by the Minster in the Choir Vestry from 4 p.nt.


TURKEY TEAS


Admission by ticket only 4-30 p.nt. and 5-30 p.m.


‘CONGREGATIONAL EVENING’ starting at 6-30 p.m.


CUTHEROE MUSIC CLUB


PIANOFORTE RECITAL BY


S T E PHEN B I SHOP GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL


WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9th 7-30 P.M.


Programme of works by Bach. Beethoven. Chopin, Brahms, Stravinsky.


ADMISSION AT THE DOOR 5/6 & 3/6, STUDENTS 1/-


BROCKHALL HOSPITAL SPORTS CLUB Brockhal! Hospital, Langho. Nr. Blackburn A


GRAND DANCE Oil FRIDAY, DEC. 4th, 1964 IN THE HOSPITAL BALLROOM


(By kind permission of the Hospital Management Committee)


Dancing 8-30 p.m. to 1 a.m. to


LEO BEERS & HIS BAND Supported by The


Kniglitcaps Beat Group Admission 5/-


l-'REE CAR PARK. N.F.U. LONGRIDGE BRANCH


Tickets available at the door Free Buffet up to 11-30 p.m. Right of Admission Reserved


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


SUNDAY NEXT, NOV. 29th 10-30 a.m.


REV. R. JOBLING 6-0 pan.


REV. JAMES BEI.L 2-0 p.m.


LADIES’ CLASS


Speaker: MISS M. DEMAIN CLITHEROE


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH


SUNDAY NEXT


NOVEMBER 29th 10-30 a.m.


FAMILY WORSHIP


MR. FRED BLACKBURN 6-00 pan.


EVENING WORSHIP Preacher:


REV. ALAN GAUNT


Manor Hall Gospel Hall Millhorne Avenue Clithcroe


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2911. Gospel Service 6-30 p.m. Speaker:


Speaker: MR. J. HIGSON (Burnley)


MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30ll. Children’s Happv Hour 6-45 p.m.


WEDNESDAY. DEC. 2nd


Prayer and Bible Study 7-45 p.m.


United Christian Fellowship


.Meeling to be held at


ST. JAMES’ SCHOOL on


SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 28th at 7-3(1 pan.


THE WORLD


EVANGELISATION CRUSADE


HONSTER XMAS WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE


CO-OPERATIVE HALLS, LONGRIDGE


THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 3rd, 1964 Commence 7-45 pan.


ADMISSION 3/- (including refreshments) Pay at the door


OVER £50 VALUE IN PRIZES__ 1IODDER VALLEY


AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL


WHIST DRIVE & DANCE


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4th IN


ON


NEWTON INSTITUTE WHIST 8 p.m. prompt


Numerous Prizes of Christmas Fare


DANCING 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Silver Keynotes Band


Refreshments by Newton Institute Ladies’ Committee ADMISSION 41-


DONT MISS 'Oils DANCE OI THE YEAR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5th BUFFET DANCE


THE PLOUGH INN. WIGGLESWORTH ★


Table Reservations — Ring Long Preston 243 Buffet and Dancing to Midnight—


Rimington Memorial Institute ANNUAL


Whist & Domino Drive


at 7-30 p.m.


DANCING 9-30 p.m. to I a.m. THE TOPLINERS BAND Friday. 4th December Admission 3/6d.


Refreshments available_____ 17,6 CLITHEROE CIVIC SOCIETY Coffee Evening


at THE ALLEYS, CLITHEROE (by kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hill)


WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2nd 7 p.m.—9 p.m.


BRING AND BUY STALL ADMISSION 1/-


GRAND XMAS FAYRE in the SPIRITUALIST HALL GREENACRE STREET, CLITHEROE


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4th at 7-0 p.m.


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5th 10-0 a-m. lo 3-0 p.m.


BARGAINS — BARGAINS — BARGAINS


Toys, Cheese Boards, Trains, Blackboards, Child’s Ironing Boards, Farm Yards, Children’s Dresses, Trucks, Trews, Hanging Baskets, Dolls’ Houses, Garages, Glamour Hoods, Rocking Cradles, Dolls, Wall Plaques, Child’s and Girl’s Underskirts, Wheel Barrows, Books, Pleated Skirts, etc., etc.


Best Quality Goods ut the Lowest Possible Prices ADMISSION 3d.


Bring the children to sec Father Christmas


ALL ARE WELCOME Meet for Prayer


TONIGHT. FRIDAY at 8 n'elnck


AT NORTHCOTE K.S.C.


JUMBLE SALE and POUND STALL


TOMORROW' (SATURDAY) in The Hall. Lowcrgate 2-30 p.m.


ADMISSION 3d. Refreshments


wamaasiseim a v ir*'*n GRINDLETON THE 32ND anniversary 0t


Grindleton Women’s Institute was celebrated on Saturday at


Grindleton Methodist Sunday School, when about 90 members and friends sat down to tea. The birthday cake was baked


by Mrs. Taylor and iced by Mrs Clarke.


tea, and prizes were won by Miss Brcnnand and Mrs. Parkinson. Further entertainment \vns


A beetle drive followed the


supplied by the drama section of the Social Committee who pre­ sented two sketches. "A family affair’ and "United we stand”, produced by Mrs. Waddington. Games and community sing, mg brought the party to a close.


1st SLA1DBURN TREFOIL GUILD


ANNUAL


CHRISTMAS FAIR


IN THE VILLAGE HALL


SATURDAY, DEC. 5th AT 2-30 P.M.


Opener: MISS N. LIVESEY


Division Commission for Blackburn


ADMISSION (including tea) l '- CHILDREN 9d.


in aid of Royal National Institute for the Blind at 7-30 p.m.


WHIST DRIVE


ADMISSION including supper. 3/- BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE


HOUSING OFFICE Notice is hereby given that


the Housing Ollicc in York Street will NOT be open on the evening of MONDAY NEXT, November 30tli. 1964.


H. L. SAGAR. Town Cicrk.


WHALLEY


PARISH CHURCH SUNDAY


29llt NOVEMBER, 1964 11 a.m.


Morning Prayer ami Sermon


REV. J. M. F. PERRET Preacher: i.JumiuMBiw B u t iM M r jL u e r ;


WADDINGTON DRAMA GROUP PRESENT


SOMEONE WA I T I N G by EMI.YN WILLIAMS


produced by EILEEN CLEWS IN THE


METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, WADDINGTON ON


DECEMBER 10(h, lltli anti 12th at 7-30 p.m.


ADMISSION 3 - w^jfcu.wj^kwpyjw/nrH'VTrmi 1 11 m m u 11 iii


MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AMD FOOD


NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL ADVISORY SERVICE


A T A L K en t itled


"Sheen Disoascs in Bowland” will be given a t


The Park ers Arms Hotel, Ncwton-in-Bowland,


Tuesday. 1st December, 19U4, a t 7.30 p.m.


on Sneakers:


W. A. WATSON, ESQ., Veterinary In v es tigatio n Olliccr, Leeds.


A RUTHERFORD, ESQ.. Ass is tant D is tr ic t Advisory Ollicer, S klpton.


Chairman : J . Spcnsley, Esq.. B rcn n an d Farm, Dunsop Bridge.


All interested arc invited to attend.


M. H. L. PAISLEY. D is tr ic t Advisory Officer.


Caroline House. High S tree t. S kipton.


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH ORGAN SOCIETY


O R G A N


R E C I T A L to be given in the


PARISH CHURCH by


DERRICK CANTRELL


Organist of Manchester Cathedral TUESDAY, DEC. 1st at 8 p.m.


^ Dec 23 to Feb 6 (Exc Sunday) ft


Ringmaster: George Lockhart


■ft PERFORMANCES TWICE DAILY . Dec. 23 to Jan. 8 at 2.30 & 7 p.m.


(International Wresilina instead) 3 SHOWS BOXING DAY


JAN. 2 at 1.45. 4.45. 7.45 p.m. 4 SHOWS SATS


(Dec. 26th) and SAT


at 10.30 a.rn. 1.45. 4.45. 7.45 p.m. BOOK NOW IN ADVANCE!


JAN. 9, 16. 23,30 & FEB. 6 Adults: 12/6, 9/6.6/6,4/-


Children: (15 years & under) 9/-, 7/-. 5/-, 3/-


(EA&t2327) Lewis's, Forsyth's, Midland Hotel and C.W.S. Balloon Street, Menchestor.


All reserved from Belle Vue


200 PARK OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. WR ESTLING


This Saturday 7 p.m.


DANCING NIGHTLY 7 P.M. Oldc Tyme. Tues. and Thurs. Saturdays 5/- Special


TO P TEN CLUB (Membors only)


Every Sunday 7 p.m. BINGO


(Members only ) Sundays7 p.m.


f t Ja n.12 to Feb. 5 at 4.45 & 7.45 p.m. N.B. NO MONDAY SHOWS IN JAN. & FEB.


W e lM k til


2 Mrs. W. Ingleby, 3 Mrs. Speak. 0 ents: 1 Rev. A. Noble, 2 Mr. J. I. Wrathall, .3 Mr. W. Ingleby. Dominoes, Ladies, 1 Mrs.


whist and domino drive in the Festival Hall on Saturday night, organised by the Mothers’ Union, the M.C. was Mr. R. Capstick, and prizes were presented to the winners by the secretary, Mrs. r. M. Wilkinson. Ladies Whist, 1 Mrs. Clarkson,


grand village variety show was held in the Festival Hall last week the programme as before being made up of acts from various organisations in the village. Mr. Ncble was compere, and


yfarsden, con. Mrs. Bleazavd. Gents : 1 Mr. Marsden, con Mr. Brown. VARIETY SHOW.—Another


MOTHERS' UNION.—At a GISBURN WHALLEY


£13 was raised for the Methodist Women's Missionary Work funds at a tea and cake evening held by the Whalley Methodist Women’s Work yesterday week, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Haslam, of "Oakfield” Brookes Lane, Whalley.


WOMEN'S WORK__Just over


Mr. Newell entitled “Child care” was the subject at the meeting of Whalley Methodist Ladies’ Evening Fellowship on Monday. About 24 people attended the


CHILD CARE.—A talk given by


meeting at which Mrs. E. S. Ainsworth was chairman.


Institute;


“Get with it” group—The Mothers’ Union — Mesdames Noble, Pate, Wilkinson, Ellis, Brown, Thompson, S p e a k , Proctor and Hudson. Mrs. Smith- son was the pianist. Sketch by Gisburn Women’s “Wait for it”—


introduced the following pro­ gramme : Modern favourites—by the


Mesdames Brcwn. Walters, Hilary, P. Wrathall and Jack-


son. Music for all by the Storey


Trio—Messrs. W. D. and D.


Storey. “Record trial” by Barnolds-


wick and Gisburn Young Con­ servatives—Misses Lena New- bould, Marie Crook and Anne Starkie and Messrs. David Wil­ cox. John Ellis Jnr. and Brian Dinsdale. .A philosophy on life—by Mrs.


Bleazard. Sketch by Gisburn Women’s


Institute: "Two into one won’t go”—Mesdames T. Walters, Brown and Misses K. Atkinson and A. Hargreaves. Music for all by the Storey


burn Young Farmers’ Club— Messrs. T. Walters. G. Bolland, W. Taylor, G. Lancaster and Misses Freda Frankland, Betty Ncwhousc Jenny Redman and


Trio. A series of sketches by Gis­


Vivienne Evans. Music finale by Gisburn


had helped with the show, both on and off the stage, also all who had, supported it. The proceeds are for the Festival Hall Funds. The lighting effects were in the hands of Mr. W. Smithson, and Miss Janet Wilkinson of Clitheroe helped with make-up. YOUNG WIVES.—Mrs. Noble,


Mothers' Union. The Vicar thanked all who


of the Vicarage, has recently formed a Young Wives’ Group, of which Mrs. H. Waddington is


Walters and the treasurer Mrs. F. Wrathall. Mrs. Woodhouse,


leader. The secretary is Mrs. T.


the leader cf Embsay Young Wives Group has spoken on activitities and work of Young Wives and Mrs. J. Kellett of Barnoldswick St. John Ambu­ lance has spoken on First Aid. The meetings arc held in the


Vicarage.


increase on last year. The organiser. Mrs. M. Hudson, thanks all who helped to sell


forwarded to the Earl Haig Fund, is £46 15s. 3d., an


Poppy Day—The total figure , the poppies. SAWLEY


I annual meeting of Sawley i Women’s Institute was held m the school yesterday week, when the chairman was Mrs. Holden. Officers elected to the new com­


WOMEN’S INSTITUTE.— The


meeting of Whalley Methodist Men’s Fellowship on Friday, the Rev. E. Wynne spoke on "Pictures in the mind". The Rev. J. Bell was chairman and Mr. Talbot was the host at the meeting to which the Men’s Fellowship of


MEN’S FELLOWSHIP.—At the


St. James’ Church Clitheroe, were invited.


Whalley Women’s Institute was mainly centred on art. There was an exhibition of paintings by the members of the Tuesday art class and an illustrated talk entitled “Beginners approach to Modern art” was given by Mr. Lightfoot. The competition for the best


THE NOVEMBER meeting of


GENUINE SHEEPSKIN and GLENCARR1CK TWEED CAR COATS


FRED READ S CO. LTD. HIGH-GRADE TAILORS AMD OUTFITTERS


home-made Christmas decoration was won by Mrs. A. Smith.


ling gave a talk on “A day in Naples” at the meeting of Whalley Methodist Women’s Fellowship on Wednesday. About 45 people were present at the meeting, at which the


NAPLES.—The Rev. R. Job-


chairman was Mrs. Bell, wife of the minister (Rev. James Bell).


SLAIDBURN


Slaidburn Young Farmers’ Club was held in the village hall last week. Prizes were presented by Mrs. J. A. R. Kay wife of the president, who was introduced by the chairman, Mr. George Pittman. Winners were: Ladies: 1, Mrs. W. Cowper­


A WHIST DRIVE organised by


9 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE TEL. 58


NOW! we stock Stylish all weather Coats


for the Clothes Conscious Man NICHOLSON


“ SHOWERPROOFS ” GABARDINES ”


“ OVERCOATS”


in Newest Designs and Colourings


in COTTON and ALL WOOL GABARDINE by BURBERRYS


“ RAINCOATS ” and other leading makers gfobertiaet & lEimefi FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1964 Local Hews


JjMFTY-EIGHT members of Clitheroe’s Civil Defence


Corps have now passed their standard training test, stated Mr. A. McGowan, adminis­ trative officer at the Castle House, Clitheroe, when 18 certificates were presented to members on Monday night. Only four members in the


whple corps have yet to pass. Presenting the certificates Mr.


H. L. Sagar, the Town Clerk, said the Town Council had noted the high proportion of Civil Defence volunteers who passed their standard training and other tests. Mr. McGowan reported that


Ambulance first aid certificates to: Patricia Harris, Barbara Whittaker, Kathleen Richardson, Elizabeth Pish, Margaret Knight, Pauline Harris, Maureen Blatch- ford, Patricia Wood, Priscilla Rawcliffe, Florence Seed. Mar­ garet De Laurier, Annie Wood, Margaret Clark, Edith Raws- thome, and Mr. John Moran. Mr. Harold Smithson and Mrs.


in their recent recruiting cam­ paign they had attracted 12 new members from Clitheroe and eight from the Burnley rural area. Mr. Sagar presented St. John


Office certificate for rescue. *


* *


J>ENDLE Fencing Club took part in the “Spencer Tour­


nament” at Liverpool earlier this month and scored several successes. There were 28 men and 21 ladies from various northern teams and the Pendle club did very well to have Mrs. | Irene Wilcock first and Miss j Phillipa Blackden third in the j ladies foils, and in the men’s ! foils, Roger King was third j and Wilfred Parkington sixth, j Two weeks ago the club play- |


ed the return game against the ! Ashton Fencing Club which in­ cluded some national fencers Three teams took part; Ladies.


thwaite; 2. Mrs. J. Birchall; cons. Mrs. N. L. Shaw. Gents.: 1. Mr. R. Fisher: 2,


Young Farmers’ Club held their annual ball in the Institute at Newton on Friday evening, when the Silver Keynotes played for dancing.


expressed thanks to Mrs. Kay. ANNUAL BALL: Slaidburn


bum Young Farmers met in the village hall on Monday evening with members of the public who received an open invitation. The ladies were given a skin care treatment demonstration by Mrs. Mavis Smith, former Clitheroe Fete Queen. Thanks to her were proposed


BEAUTY AND BIKES: Slaid-


•A’: Pendle. 59 hits against. Ash­ ton, 32 hits against: Men’s 'B': Pendle six wins. 54 hits against, Ashton. 10 wins 35 hits against. Pendle Mens ‘A’ then went in


Men's ‘A’ and 'B\ with the fol- owing results: Ladies: Pendle. two wins: Ashton, 14 wins: Men's


Mr. T. Robinson; cons. Mr. J. Greenwood. MC was Mr. E. Harrison who


Mary Anderson received their standard certificate in the head­ quarters inks. ops. section and Mr. Frank Pye received a Home


brilliant fencing the results were: Pendle ‘A’, eight wins. 47 hits against. Ashton 'A' eight wins,


with a view to regaining their team’s position and with some


to be the decider and it happen­ ed that the fencers on the floor were the team leaders. After a magnificent display the Pendle leader last but completely with­


43 hits against. The last fight of the day was


by Miss M. Twigg. seconded by Miss P. Starkie who acted as model. Boys and men watched thril­


ling cine-films of motor-cycle and scramble races at home and abroad, with a spoken commen­ tary by Mavis's husband. Mr. Jim Smith, one of Clitheroe’s best-known motor-bike scramb­ lers. Mr. Bob Jones was the lan- ternist, The chairman. Mr. George


mittee were president Mrs.- Hind- lev vice-president Mrs. J. Pyc. Mrs. Holden was elected secret­ ary and Mrs. F. Parker assistant secretary. The treasurer is Mrs. Chapman. Other committee members are Mesdames Braith- waitc, Benson. Cradock, Jackson


and Pye.Mrs. Cutter of Gargrave opened the sale of work held in Sawley school on Saturday, when £140 was raised for Women’s Institute funds. Mrs. Whitaker, one of the oldest members presented Mrs. Cut­ ter with flowers. The winning number for the


canteen of cutlery which was unclaimed was 516.


NVADDINGTOiN


at St. Helen’s Churchyard, pre­ ceded by a service at the Metho­ dist Church, conducted by the


ripHE interment took place on 1 Monday of Mrs. Annie Law,


Rev. J. Bell. Mrs. Law was a daughter of


the late Mr. and Mrs. Iveson formerly of Bashall Eaves. Mr. and Mrs. Law farmed at New Page Fold for many years. She was a staunch member of


the Waddington Me t h o d i s t Church.


morning and evening held at Waddington New Hall, the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. G. Nay- ler on Wednesday, £120 was raised for the Waddington branch of the Skipton Divisional Conservative Association. yyHST.—The annual whist an


husband (Frank) a n d so n (/vl’on i TORY COFFEE.—At a coffee


Mrs. Law is survived by her , , .


Pittman presided and thanks were proposed by Messrs. David Lawson and Jim Townson.


LOW MOOR CLUB WEEKLY DOUBLE 7, '20.


NOT TAKEN £15 oil November 29th


BUILDING PROBLEMS BRICKWORK POINTING


CONCRETING TARMACING


GARDEN PATHS, etc. — Consult —


BIRKETT & H1NDLEY 32, B1LLINGTON GARDENS BILLINGTON


| SEE H°w IT'S DONE BY n o r th West ern gas bo a rd


CENTRAL LANCASHIRE GROUP] A Cookery Demonstration will be given in I the Gas Service Centre, 2. Castle Street. I Clitheroe, on Tuesday next, December| 1st, at 2*30 p.ni.


I’I ease come and bring a friend


Wc now stock the famous Bcrlci foundations, includ. ing ‘gay Slant’ step-: and girdles, Bcrlci Criss-Cross and Unda-lift bras. And wc arc also delighted to offer you the services or a trained Bcrlei fitter. To be certain of perfect fit, make a point of visiting the ‘girl with the Berlci badge’ at.


v i s i t e d Blackburn Grammar School for a 25 foil bout and Pendle boys won by 23 games to two, and although they had 55 hits against Blackburn had 121


out stigma.’ Last Saturday a small team


hits against. BOOKING has now opened for


production of the “Messiah” to be given at King George’s Hall, Blackburn, on December 17th. Tickets are available by post front the Secretary, 54 Langham


Blackburn Music Society's


DESIGN REGD. PATENT PENDING


Road. Blackburn. Mr. R. Trimby gave a talk on


“Books, reading and the benefits of a small library” to members of Clitlieroe Women's Co-operat­ ive Guild this week. He was thanked by Miss D. Knight and Mrs. D. Rhodes. Mrs. E. Allen


presided.


HARGREAVES BROS. 37 CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE Telephone 165


^ t


■yrARION VAREY. whose hair [Ax Salon “ Marion’s " is in King Street, Clitheroe came third in a ‘ Naturelle ’ hair com­ petition at Blackpool on Sunday. Ann Tattersall who works in the salon came fourth in the ’ apprentice competition.^


M


RS. Sarah Elizabeth South-1 worth, of Oak House, East-


in Maw aged 85. widow of Walter l Southworth, a well-known cotton I manufacturer, and daughter of I the late Clement Taylor Mitchell. I freeman of Clitheroe. left I £12.940 (11,949 net. Duty paidl


£730). ALL THAT'S BEST


DOLL’S PRAMS - FAIRY CYCLES PEDAL CARS - SCOOTERS - DESKS TRIKES - ROCKERS - BLACKBOARDS


See the wonderful range of School. The M.C. was Mr. Robin


for the Christmas party for the children of the members of the


Nelson Proceeds of the evening are


KING GEORGE’S HALL BLACKBURN MUSIC SOCIETY M E S S I A H


THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1964 at 7-15 p.m.


Tickets available now by post from th'e Secretary,


MRS. TATTERSALL, 54, LANGHAM ROAD, BLACKBURN. (Tel. 53247).


Please send, stamped envelope for reply. BALCONY 7/6, 5/-. STALES 6/-, 5/, 3/6


British Legion. Winners were: Whist, Ladies:


lation Mrs. Hargreaves of Bashall Eaves, sitting prize Mi’s. H. Pye of Clitheroe. Gents; 1 Mrs. Simpson, litheroe; 2 Mrs. A. Underwood, consolation Mrs. Leeming, sitting prize Miss A. Boothman. Dominoes: 1, Master John


Smithson; 2, Mr. F. Hatton, consolation Miss C. Holden. Prizes were presented by Mr;


ladies who served suppers and the prize donors ' OTHER DISTRICT NEWS ON PAGES 7 AND 10


J. C. Cowgill. Thanks were accorded to the


1 Mrs. Cowperthwaite of Clith­ eroe; 2 Mrs. W. Lawson; conso­


domino drive of the Wadding- ton British Legion was held on Wednesday,


in St. Helen’s


BUILDING SETS BY LEGO CHAD VALLEY - BILOFIX


GIRLS—See TRESSY, the Doll with the growing hair, SINDY the new doll by


Pedigree, and PENNY BR1TE. DOLL’S HOUSES - COTS - SEWING MACHINES - DRESSING-UP OUTFITS.


BOYS—SCALEXTR1C RACING CARS - ELECTRIC TRAINS - M1NIC MOTORWAY - TRI-ANG LIONEL KITS - CORGI TOYS.


OVER 100 DIFFERENT BOXED GAMES IN STOCK


JOHN COWGILL & SON ( THE PRINTERS 4,6 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE


) LTD.


FOR ALL THAT’S BEST IN TOYS AND STATIONERY- SEE OUR WINDOWS AND UPSTAIRS SHOWROOM


TOYS


Yes, ice have in stock all that’s best in British and Foreign Toys for all ages


Tri-ang Toys


ham Hail. Mr. Marcus Worsleyl who lost his seat as Tory M.PI for Keighley, at the General Election is retiring from politic:! for the time being. He is to loot! after the Hovingham Estatei which as heir, he has taken ovcl from his father, Sir V, lllianj


SON-IN-LAW of Lord ancl Lady Clitheroe, of Down-L Worsley. * *


LV Christian Fellowship :| Dinckley Hall Farm, the ltonl of Mr. and Mrs. J. Shorrock. cl Saturday, the speaker was Ml A. Sax, a former Jew now worl ing as a missionary among t.l Jewish community in LiverpoJ Mr. R. Parkinson, of Chatbui|


\ T a meeting of the Unite!


presided over an attendance about 50.


r p H E Pcndle Forest and Crav


A Hunt will meet tomorrow Gisburne Park at 11-30 a.m., Tuesday at Copy Nook at HI a.m., and on Thursday at HodiJ Bridge at 11-30 a.m.


by Brockhall Hospital Sptf Club when about £100 Music was provided by


A BOUT 375 people attendel dance on Friday organil


Music Makers from Colne . the Knight Caps from Accrl ton.


THIS WEEK’S


ROAD SAFETY SLOG AI Signals save /ires


liam Street, Clitheroe. who died


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