y


Peter’s


iiiild ass at


nyhurst the Feast of St.


Paul was held yester- members of St.


uild, Hurst Green, the day on Saturday,


members walked to College for their and Sermon.


e Brass Band accom- . procession and the ner was carried. Fr. preached the ser-


the afternoon there


mual report, and the 5.


ttending the meeting


3. Macadam and Fr. Stonyhurst College, larish priest, Fr. N.


Rev. Fr. G. Earle, ■ of Stonyhurst Col- powell, of St. Mary’s


WOMAN TO WOMAN


THIS FILM OFFERS; LILLI AN ESCAPE ER©M:^RIJBBISH’


THERE is only one female role in the film,‘‘Oedipus The King,” now being made by producer Michael Luke and dircctoLiPhilip Savillc^on location in Greece for ------------------------- j Universal -Pictures Ltd.


SMARTNESS


NEEDS CARE Uncared for clothes have


smarter The role-is;that-of Jocasta;


wife of. Oedipus, one Of '-the great female characters" of classic drama. And it- is .' be­


a sad neglected appearance, being shot, Miss Palmer said: Give " them attention and


^ 1


they’ll last longer and look come one so much/of what X do o n ,the screen these days is


dresses that are frequently °f the _ greatest female .roles worn should he dry-cleaned ever written. And .look at- the „ _ -


Topcoats, suits and wool “Now, here I am’playing one such utter rubbish.. — ----------


brushed and hung on a danger p >u m m e r ' Orson Welles. “Now, it’s'all so cold-blooded. nrJe,. everv wemdng


every three months, sponged superb actors w h o ^ e m the and nresspri everv week film with me—Clu-.istopher


after eveiy wearing. blouses —


White being worn


d District Coimcil as a school governor ngridge County Sec- chool, to fill the used by the resigna- e Rev. S. L. Owen, hipping.


•r Mrs. I. E. Bee was k’s meeting of Clith-


R ire Removals


— Tel: 3356


after a half-dozen weavings. Jocasta, which builds up to “When,” Miss Palmer went BRUSHING


„ ...... once: wool jerseys continued. “This part of -How much is it worth?’ ;d washing and


cotton after


every -wearing. Pack -them with M m m c 5C t4C way?’ tissue paper and put away in * ** *“


Hats need brushing well after t tragedy r


“I ’v «*rve never played'in "Greek before.”


a rt 1 jjivesey. shoulders- and


madness and suicide, is. one Gn, “you think of the so-called that has shattered me. • . .


----- •” *- — ’• as an actor you learn to shrug Miss- Palmer your


in a ay just .


mountainous northwest region of Greece, where the film is


ing played by Lilli Palmer.. At Dodoni, in: the . wild


inevitability and: power which . makes the modem theatre seem very- puny and- anaemic." . After s t r e s s i n g that Jocasta was the most dlffir cult'role of .her career, Miss Palmer said: “This part and. this film have come as a god­ send after the rubbishy things I seem to have been doing on the screen of late. It used to be so different. There used, at least, to be a larger quota of decent, intelligent


hoped to film and that were made by real professionals.


things people O l O O d C u ■ ■


B Richard Jolinson, Cyi’il’Cusack People can make films about and Roger Livesey.


noonthing and geot away with it. n> ’


' ’ “ ask,


‘new wave’ stuff, • you think;. ‘What is an actor now, any- >


a hat box or paper bag. Use “I keep marvelling at the ago being invited. by a young cleaning spirit round the inside idea this play, written by French director to appear in every week and have liats Sophocles two thousand years a film he was planning, there cleaned and re-blocked every ago, has behind it: that man’s was a fine role for an older season. ' • ■


White and hght-colouied , fabric gloves should be washed ^ after one wearing, dark col- ours once a week. Leather and .V


J good actor?’ TO


INVITED


by Joan Wright BILBERRIES


ARE IN SEASON


Bilberries are a taxigy, health­ giving fruit largely native to Poland where they, grow-wild in the forest regions. . About 75 per cent of -the total European out­ put comes from Poland,..and of the 20,000'- tons hand picked annually in that country about 50 per cent is exported.


Clithcroc Advertiser land Times, Frida?, July; 7,


Her long service deserves our


A l a d y well-known and respected in the village ot Waddington, where she has always lived, is M r i s . Hannah Oddic, o£ 33, Waddow View.


f Some 1500 tons of this fresh n F ? r rna^ , ^ . ^ S •


at the weekend to meet the qus forms of service to the growing demand for this pro- community but one which duct. After hand picking, the


ruit began to arrive in Britain Oddie has undertaken vari


crop is taken in freezer trucks has earned, her a creat deal to Gdynia, and from there in of appreciation, especially *auu


onrilj , . „rMlt rfcal


the refrigerated holds of small f rom vjHagers who have left d S t i L ^ r ^ s 0 5 K their native soil and.are now


F o r rnanv'■ years ' Mrs.


Oddie was made a life governor of the Royal- Infirmary, Black- bum, for 10 years’ service as secretary for the money-raising efforts held in .the village. .The £300 which was raised was


mately five‘days from thePtime living an. different parts^of iv&sOddiewas s^retaryfor of picking until the fresh fruit the world, has been her dill- efforts of this reaches our shops.


^ gent reporting of events and, was Narional


The bilberry season will last activities which have taken sur> S V l L ^ w S L e l o M to place in Waddington over the tions.


tling, but the remainder will be For the whole of that time has also lent a hand wim social sold to the housewife.


industry for canning- and hot- past 30 years. V a r ie ty “I remember about a year •


suede gloves should he dry- mother-wife Jocasta—all try to He. said, ‘I ’d have. nothmg to ; cleaned frequently.


. fate is decided before h e ' is man and I suggested Charles reany S*othin| hc can asked. 'Don’t you think he’s a 0edipus his father, and his “His reply left me speechless,


bom' and that no matter how Boyer. He seemed quite hor- j j struggles against ii, rifled. ‘What’s -the matter?’, I


;


shed to protect leather as well many his mother. In the end trick with my . camera, ns giving a shine. Keep all they’ve escaped nothing. This Lilli Palmer 6ighed. In the shoes on “trees” or pack the absoluteness gives a work like face of such nonsense” she


Keep.leather shoes well poli- son shall kill his father and with a bad actor whom I can escape tlie prophecy- that the say to him. I ’d rather work tSr wi°th tissue paper] "Oedipus The King” a kind


world? . “I love solitude and I have


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a lovely house in Switzerland and . a husband and lots of animals. Usually, I can’t wait to finish a picture and get back to them."But with this ’Oedipus’ film it’s very different. For the first time in years I feel I’m playing a role that’s worth playing in a film that’s worth making. And I'm get­ ting a big thrill out of it." ■


’ Miss A. M. (Margaret) Curren, of 3, Moorland


Crescent, senior District Nurse for Clithcroc, has been chosen to represent the district at a garden parly being given by Her Majesty the Queen a t Buckingham Palace


on Thursday, July 20. About 20 other nurses from various parts ot the


country will also attend the royal occasion. The nearest Lancashire town also being represented is Oldham.


'Quiz'-zical


about hair styling ?


Q. What will a permanent there any new developments do for me?


A. durable movement into your perfected, what n


It will do i


nature . omitted:' Put uuuucu.


scicntificaliy>':A / !vl t ’s not only the products Ajjops, themselves' that .'have been can bu


x.u - u iu io c nw


I ought to know about? , •*•**■"


special techniques


hai r and-so make i t behave have been evolved for'putling belter longer in all weathers, the movement into.your hair ^ c i i '


word go, in facGybir cat! .ex- styles. //What’s :-more the hair- «


ipect at least three , to four rdresser can control .the result sohemo of the/room. . . . months of pretty well trouble-; to. .give soft, medium or The.-use -of.-floral patterned free hair. Were it not .that: strong effect—just as you upholstery,- or eveiv curtaining


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hair grows about half an inch wish, a month—your permanent' q ; how much should a


h a l f nn ,-neh w i« h would last forever.


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, range at various prices: all


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y0U consider all that it does


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" '


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c ° f fh boui . s ^nd


Q. You’ve almost convinced Sevcn members of Nco- , .


'


me. But what if I have my technic’s staff acted as models hair coloured? ,


Iad>! • permanent- cost — now that


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SUMMER PODDING WITH A DIFFERENCE


8, YORK ST., CLITHEROE Something old,


something new There- is. a' growing trend


.antique furnishings-and:liitings Antiques. • the ■


as


like - up-to-date -decor; they are turning more and more toward


work out- .very expensive, (jut i t ; ;. ll-V e


real.-- kind, can


you'go to the riglit'plaffS:.such; , .seconci-hanci. I


■ r*nn I y what you want quite cheaply,


An old • paint-worn chair or rust?bia’rt is possible


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' out '’of. itlic: W.''l'uhk- ' you will find that you


wide variety of desserts includ­ ing.fritters, ice creams, souffles, mousses, and as a sauce to serve over steamed puddings. Berry soup, served hot or cold, is a typically Polish dish.


This fruit can be used for a micaily t 'O U S I l CUSH.


respondent for the Clith- eroe Advertiser and Times,


From tune to tune Mrs. Oddir


Mrs. Oddie has been a valued events which have taken place and conscientious Press cor- in the village,


cording- the. different occas­ ions of interest, both large and small, which have formed an integral, part of the life of her village,


faithfully mirroring and re­


are popular with housewives to to our readers,'eagerly scanning . Playing the piano and. sew- He and bis wife have a son use as a filling for .tarts and: the district columns for news ing she lists among her hobbies aged 18, pies. A smaller amount of from home, a composite and and another of her enjoyments Mrs. oddie’s yoimger son. fruit is also preserved in syrup comprehensive picture of the is writing letters to her manj jQavjd, lives.in Spondon and and sold in lib. jars; sugar is place and people they remem- friends. the only preserving agent used, tier with affection .


Bilberries in-cans and jars sent in has helped to supply l'auo ’ JLiLGii £>et><na.w Each separate item she has r n i t q p


in Brussels, his work takes nun au over the north of Belgium,


and as the berries are pro­ cessed immediately after being gathered they retain the. full taste and flavour of their natural ingredients.


H e a l th y


popular • in the mining regions of Britain because they are


Bilberries have long been


tude I express on behalf of this newspaper, for. hor long and faithful service which she recently decided to dis­ continue because she is now turned 70.


They will share the grati­ LONG SERVICE


thought to offset the effects of the toxic fumes of the-mines, per or w.iuiuub^ * -------- -- and in their dehydrated form institute since its formation - i they are also believed to be years ago. For 19-years she was beneficial in the case of its Press Officer, and her long stomach upsets. Equally impor- service in this capacity was tant, they will ■


Mrs. Oddie has been a mem­ ber of Waddington Women/s


family with an adequate source her


of health-giving Vitamin C. Golden Jubilee goblet,. and a Tile natural tart flavour of hall-point pen of a leadin


provide all the niarked by the presentation to a -women’s • Institute


th e bilberry is enjoying a grow- make. ing appeal in the South where g-ne has always • been an 40 tons were sold last year and active member of Waddington 100 tons envisaged for this com- Methodist Church . where she l ing- season. Housewives are was the Sunday School’s accom-


when it conies to brightening; Jet-avaiiaoie. up their , homes. Although they


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eaming to make'the most of _anist at the piano for 15 this unusual ' fruit which is years an(j • later for tlie


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To remove ball point pen-ink from all soft fab­ ric's, rub in trichloro-ethylene (you can buy it from


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she has two sons, both of them promoted to the post of assis- married.


- „


The .widow of Mr. Tom Oddie, pany in Derby. He was recently tant chief technician. His wife


works'for the Rolls-Royce com- - -


the plastics department of a ter. who botli attend Gramm large firm in Belgium manufac- School in Spondon.


The elder. Leonard is head of and he " a s p n - a ^ d a i^ i -


of humour has been an asset to her and her strong com-


SENSE OF HUMOUR Her warm and ready sense


munity spirit insphes-her wil- 'to help any good at the-company's heidquarters


DOrF 0f voluntary contribu- '


^ ^ _


J * ™nd Manchester At the time when


"wiTekburm t“^ e.


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for the English and Conli-


A. T h a t. ’s no problem nental hair stylcs which drcw There arc permanents with niurmers of approval from special lotions for perming those .witnessing the demon- bleached and tinted’hair and stration. of course you can continue to


Mrs. had' a permanent.


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