Mllthornc Avenue, Clithoroc
Saturday, December 9th at 7-45 p.m.
A Billy Graham Film
“ The Heart is a Rebel” Sunday, December 10th
Gospel Service 6-30 p.m.
Mr. F. Whitmore (Clithcroe)
Clitheroc Congregational Church
SUNDAY NEXT DECEMBER 10th
10-30a.m. PARADE and TOY SERVICE
MR. E. HILL -----------o-----------
NO EVENING SERVICE Whaliey Abbey Fellowship
Coffee Morning and Evening
10-12 noon 7-30-9-30 p.m.
Tuesday, 12th December at Whaliey Abbey Bring and Buy
Admission — 2/-
The Imperial, Nelson Ballroom o£ the Stars
Saturday Niglil it’s Star Night
7-30 to 11-30 pan- starring
THE SMALL FACES PLUS
MICHAELS / NGELS THE BEATOVENS
Two Licensed Bars until 10-50 pan.
Mrs. Duckworth, Kirk House, Gisburn.
Tickets SI- at the Foyer 9/- Tickets available from
SAWLEY READING
ROOM THE
Christmas Whist AND
Domino Drive a r r an g ed for
18th, DECEMBER IN
Riversmead School HAS NOW BEEN
CANCELLED
'AND MOUTH EPIDEMIC Holton-by-Bowland
OWING TO THE FOOT
War Memorial Committee C H R I S T M A S
WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE
Friday, December 15th At 7-45 pan.
DOMINOES in the
Coach and Horses Hotel, Bolton-by-Bowland
WHIST in the School Admission 4/6
(including supper)
llodder Valley Agricultural! and Horticultural Society
THE WHIST DRIVE ■which was to have been held
Saturday, December 16th IS NOW
POSTPONED owing to the
Foot and Mouth Epidemic THE
CHRISTMAS
COMPETITION will take place on
Friday, December 15th at the
Parkers Arms Hotel, Newton — at 9 p.m.
Organ Recital in the
CLITHEROE
PARISH CHURCH by
GORDON THORNE (A.R.I.B.A.)
Programme to include Music by
LISZT, DUPRE, BACH, MESSIAEN
Wednesday, 13tli December at 8-00 p.m.
CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH MOTHERS’ UNION
AFTERNOON TEA and CHRISTMAS SALE in the
SUNDAY SCHOOL
on Saturday, 9th December 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
STALLS — Christmas Decorations, Grocery, Cake and Candy, Children’s Gifts, White Elephant, and Trinkets.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
“Our famous homemade mincemeat a speciality” Admission 1/6 Including Tea
ST. PAULS CHURCH, LOW MOOR, CLITHEROE Christmas Bring and Buy MelieVmex % rgthTNfESmfiONlL.rt^
TOMORROW SATURDAY, 9th DECEMBER IN THE SCHOOLROOM Commencing 3 p.m:
ADMISSION including Tea and Scones — 1/6
/ DEC 21 to FEB 3 (Exc. Sundays) ■a Ringmaster: George Lockhart 35 PERFORMANCES TWICE DAILY f i December 21 to January 5,2.30 & 7 p.m.
JanirntyO to February 2.2.30 &7.30
p.nr. Mons. Jan 8.15. 22 & 29 nt 5 p.m. only | | 3 SHOWS BOXING DAY (DEC26)&
M Mon. Jan 1 nt 1.30,4.30 and 7.30 p.m. i 4 SHOWS SATS. JAN G. 13, 20, 27 | i Feb 3 at 10.30 a.m. 1.30.4.30 Et 7.30 p.m.
Monday, January 15th, For six days in our Spectacular Pantomime
FREDDIE as B u l lou s ami THE DREAMERS as The. Brokers Men
‘CINDERELLA’ Co Starring PROF. LEON CORTEZ with CHRIS FORD and VIC SHEEN big Supporting Company
PRICES: Circle. 9/6, 8/-, 6/6, 5/-. Stalls. 9/6, 8'-, 645.
Performances. Monday 7-45. Tuesday—Friday 4-45. 7-45. Saturday 1-45, 4-45, 7-45.
Postal Bookings (with S.A.E. please) accepted Booking Office now open daily except Sunday 1 a.m.—2 p.m. and 3 p.m.—7 p.m.
| Book Now in Advance! AD U LT S 13/-. 10/-, 7/-, 4/6
^
| (SpecialconccsJon'sftnpauybookings) ^ ah resowed from Bciio Vuo (EASt 292?) k
CH ILDREN (15 years and under) 9/6, 7/6. 5/6, 3/6
'4 Ml I (L-9U1VUU II Will UVIIU .u u V**' S£ I
Other Attractions: ZOO PARK
0PENDAILY10a.ni.
DANCING NIGHTLY7p.m. Oldo Tymo Tuesdays & Thursdays
WRESTLING ™'fnsftTU RDAY ! T0PTEN CLUB p.n?5,y
i TEN-PIN BOWLING 32 Lanes open Daily 10 a.m.
i LICENSED CATERING-HUGE CAR PARKS?
Lewis's. Forsyth's. Midland Hotel and CWS, Balloon Street, Manchester
MMI-inH Wnlcl nnH I __ _ ? _i n— t_____ /
I our window, gossiping with holiday fortnight! George Geldard.” ‘‘Damn,’’ he Even if shopkeepers 'hod to
p f lcJ’ g J should be 1 t meadow. He I flrmB do not need w d0; othei
Si I mind, perhaps they Won t pass you" Ho indignantly replied: "Dost ta think I want to be a so and so knacker?"
V,St* i f n l a11 olose together, surely local
told me he expected to be | parts of the country arc not led up It was war time—and L regjmen[e(j an(j restricted in said .sympathetically. Never-1 tills way and thev manage to
this way and they manage .to arrange matters satisfactorily
why should this area i'nd 11 I Impossible?
Ah well, at some time in— “FRUSTRATED.'
said. “when you were being bours to pick and use them as •ling I could see you through they ripen—during Clitheroe
received an expected telephiepnone1 n I . r.n..—■ wn. •________‘Because." _____ _____ ____ 1- _ i — ~ I t _______
call I -
le n > impolitely
1 hadn’t very fond of raspberries, but we arrant
i We are keen gardeners arely
y—we h
I■ get many_we nave J0 arrange for friends and nelgh-
Sunday, December 10th
110-30 a.m. Mr. N. TURPIN U.O. PARADE
16-00 p.m. Rev. R. JOBLING
Clithcroe Parish Church A.O. and IX Society
M IK A DO March 23-30 1968 Auditions for PRINCIPALS
on Friday 22 Doe., 1967 at 7-45 p.m.
IN PARISH HALL
Anyone who cannot attend at above time please attend on Sunday, 7 Jan., '68, at 2-30 p.m.
Barrow Congregational Church -------- o—
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Clioir Sermons 10lh DECEMBER 10-45 a.m.
Festival of Lessons and Carols Junior Choir fi-00 pan.
Miss Sylvia Alexander, Miss Sheila Grimshaw
Augmented Choir Soloists:—
Rev, Kathleen M. Hendry Pondleton Village Hall
Preacher:— ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS EFFORT
Which was to have been held on
DECEMBER 15th is now
CAN CELLED
Due to tho Foot and Mouth Epidemic
Gisburn Young Farmers’ Club
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS WHIST DRIVE
Saturday, December 16th POSTPONED
Owing to Foot and Mouth Disease Restrictions.
ST. JOHN’S CHURCH IIURST GREEN
THE CHRISTMAS FAIR
which was to have been held Tomorrow Saturday IS NOW
POSTPONED owing to the
Foot and Mouth Epidemic
Clithcroe Parish Church Organ Society
‘EXILES’ HAPPY LINK WITH
OLD FRIENDS
point of their conversation is so often The Clitheroe Adver tiser whose references to old
A very pleasant rr case,
time’ friends and customs bring back to them, well remembered
| scenes occurrence plleasant Gtldtlllb places" IJlUCco
lives are all
til! UUl our laid talk ItllK I — in
CLITHEROE WOMAN’S NEW POST _
. _ She began her career at
Blackburn GPO after leaving Clithcroe Girls’ Grammar
| School. Miss Scattcrgood, who lives
I with her mother, still intends to reside in Clilheroc, which
has been her home for many years, although Manchester
I is her native town. She is vice-president and
BERRY—HANSON Tlie wedding took place on
Wednesday week at St. Mavy’s- le-Gill, Barnoldswick ol Miss Shirley Hanson only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hanson of Croft Gate Farm, Bracewell, near Skipton to Mr. Keith Berry, youngest son ot Mr. W. J. Berry of Hoober Farm, Hor- ton-in-Cravcn and the late Mrs.
Berry. Given away by her lather,
the bride wore an empire-line dress ol white heavy satin with
lace bodice and sleeves, with a full-length lace train falling from the empire line. Her shoulder - length v e i l was secured by a single white rose, and she carried a bouquet of cream roses and frecsias. The two attendants, Miss
from flse Yillftps slaidburn
Trefoil Guild The annual Christmas Fair
organised by the Slaidburn 1st Trefoil Guild was held in the village hall on Saturday after noon. Mrs. E. Harrison, the hon.
secretary / treasurer presided and gave a report on the way the Guild uses the money raised each year-. This included dona tions to Slaidburn Andrew’s Parish Church and the Metho dist Ohurch. together with other good causes, local anc^ non-local. Mrs. Harrison wel comed four new members, also . the opener, Mrs. I. Thompson,
A small attendant Linda Mar- o£ whaliey, tho District Com-
garet Berry, was attired in a nv:c-c-;0Jlcl. Miss Walker Guider- dress of white net and lace with nnssioner. miss waixer,
a bonnet .trimmed with margu- in-Charge of Waddow Hall, ana (crates. She carried a ball of aU the oaiers who attended, white and pink carnations.
site thanked all the helpers,
silver horseshoes, a rolling pin who founded the Slaidburn 1st. and a black velvet boot by Girl Guides, and has since held Linda Hanson (bride's niece), many offices in the district, It Neil and Mark Hanson (bride’s is at "The Cottage”, home of nephews) and David Allen Miss Garnett where the Tre- Bevry (bride's nephew).
The bride was presented with especially Miss V. M. Garnett,
Best man was Mr. Geoffrey where much of the work goes Burton, groomsman was Mr. on-
John Thwaitc and the usher Mrs. Thompson was then m- was Mr. Malcolm B e r r y troduced, and expressed her (groom’s brother).
foil Guild has its headquarters, .
The ceremony was performed Slaidburn in her official capa- by the Rev. Tony Keddie.
Jean Elizabeth L a n c a s t e r (chief bridesmaid) and Pauline Richardson wore empire-line dresses of turquoise blue with lace bodices and sleeves, trim med with l-uched satin ribbon. Their headdresses consisted of matching roses, and they car ried white carnations.
Coronation Hotel, the couple holidays she had spent here left for their touring honey- during her childhood. Later she moon, the bride wearing a com- met people who remembered telle wool suit of blue and green those days well, when she was with matching accessories. Miss Penelope Troop. MJ'S- Mr and Mi's. Berry will live Thompson also mentioned the
After a reception at the village, and referred to happy
pleasure in being invited to city. She is no stranger to the
at 20* Roundell Road Bamolds- changes taking place in the wick ’ Photo: Pye’s Photo Ser- I Guide movement. vice.
Thanks were expressed
Mrs. N. L. Shaw, and a presented by two small girls. Judith Dickinson and Jenifer Walker, daughters of members.
. and distributed gifts from a Christmas Tree and took mes- | sages about Christmas orders.
the well laden stalls, and after noon teas were served. “Santa Claus” was also in attendance.
There was a brisk trade at Miss Barbara Scallcrgood, ol! Chatburn Road, Clithcroe, Proceeds amounted to about
who lias been the postmaster at Littlcborough, near Roch- dale, for about thrcc-and-a-half years, is going to be Offi- p o s lp o n c i i ccr-in-Chargc of the GPO’s North-West Regional Training School at Manchester.
St. Leonard’ s
dominoes drive held in the school yesterday week the prize winners were ladies: Mrs. Vernon. Mrs. Chamley. Mrs. Meridith. Gents: Mr. R. Wood- end, Mr. Carter, Miss M. A. Nuttal. Special prizes for whist: Mi-s. Walmsley. Dominoes: Mrs. Crowther, Mrs. Veevers, Mi-s. Whaliey. The event was organised by the Women’s Committee of the School Exten sion Fund.
At the weekly whist and
Jumble Sale held in the school on Saturday afternoon.
Jumble Sale A sum of £8 was raised at a
WHALUEY Mens Fellowship
At a meeting today week of
the Methodist Men’s fellowship, Mr. J. S. B. Boyce spoke on comprehensive education. The chair was taken by Dr.
G. Davenport and the h-st was Mr. L. Oowburn.
to Whaliey evening ladies’ fel lowship, by the - jeretary Mrs. G. Nolan of Whaliey.
Si. Andrew’ s Night A joint effort organised by the
Methodist Guides and Sunday School was held yesterday
week. The event t.ok the form of a
St. Andrew’s night social and the programme included Scot tish dances by the t ides and Sunday School members. A solo dance was also performed by Miss Susan Haworth. S l id e s of Scotland were
Evening Fellowship An impromptu talk was given
Clitheroc Advertiser 'and Times, Friday, December S, 1967 m a n o r gospel h a l l
Trinity * 3
Methodist Church
LOCAL WEDDING
Fancy Goods for Presents
CALL AND SEE OUR WONDERFUL RANGE OF LANGHO GISBURN
annual Christmas Faya'e, or-1 jSi ganised by the G is b u r n
Christmas Fayre On Saturday afternoon, the | v . .
Womens’ Institute was held in the Festival Hall. Miss N. Thwalte, President,
^
welcomed Miss J. Parkin of Leeds, the area organiser for the NSPCC, who had very kindly agreed to open the Fayre. Miss Parkin spoke about the work done by the Society and thanked the Institute for donating part of t" : proceeds of the Fayre to the NSPCC.
Leather Goods and Fancy Goods to suit all members oE the family at all prices.
WALLETS — NOTECASES — PURSES — WRITING CASES " JEWEL BOXES - BRUSH SETS - TABLE MATS - TRAYS and all Quality Leather Goods
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS M table STATIONERY and CRACKERS — ALL AVAILABLE AT
JE mJohn CowgiS! & Son
She was thanked by Mrs. J. Ellison, and presented with chocolates and. a spray of flowers by Alison and D a v id __ Walters.
I jgf
Trade was brisk at the vari- g : ous stalls and Fattier Christmas |.iSS
arrived to the delight of the children. Afternoon teas were served.
Evening Institute The Folk Dancing class in
the Festival Hail has been can celled for the time being owing to the Foot and Mouth epi demic. It is (hoped to be able to re-open in the New Year.
SABDEN
was held in St. Marv’s RC School, on Saturday afternoon. Tire event was opened by .Mr. Hollingsworth, of White Hill, near Read. Fit Begley was | chairman.
Christmas Fayre Tire annual Christmas Fayre
shown by Mrs. M. Chaddock. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
READ
secretary of Clithcroe Old 1 the Foot and Mouth Disease. Girls’ Association, a member of Clithcroe Theatre Group, I s-*. f
and serves on the Clitheroc I v r l l l tO VjCII H C Drama Festival Committee,
. ) '
Grounds Entertainment Com- jnem^ers 0j- nalgo for their mittee.
mittee and the C a s 11 e of thc Clitheroe Physiotherapy mitiec, ana me
I generous donation of £7 7s. Od
the Bid for Stardom Com- The Management Committee centre wishes to thank the
of the National Institute for The Blind, which usually forms the evening programme, was I postponed this time owing to
Tile annual whist drive in aid
John’s Church on Friday, con ducted by the Vicar, the Rev. F. W. Bennett, the cremation took place of Miss Mary Ann Latham of 27, East View, who died at the age of 71.
Obituary Following a service in St.
Miss Latham leaves a sister.
drive held on Monday evening in the Conservative Club were: Ladies, 1, Mrs. Baxendale, 2, Mrs. Rimmer. Gents., 1, Mrs. Maxwell, 2, Mrs. Grady. The special prize was won by Mrs. Isles, who also presented the
Wliisl Drive Prizewinners at the whist
prizes. _____ CHATBURN
branch of tlie British Legion showed a slight increase in col lections this year for tlie Earl
L e g ion Thc Chatburn and District
Haigh Fund. The village totals, which m-1
eluded sale of poppies, wreaths and Church collections, were as follows; Grindleton, £33 19s. 2d; Chatburn, £25 6s. lOd; Sawloy. £13 17s. 6d; Bolton-by-Bowland, £25 16s. 0d; Rimington, £21 5s. 3d. Downham, £10 2s. lOd. Wor-
ston, £6 4s. Od. The honorary organisers wish
to thank ail those who worked hard to achieve such a splen-1
I let us hope—the far distant future—the names of Natura
list, Jimifel, and others drawn from the ventricles of memory, will be remembered as those who once added variety and
I ‘Jimifel’ are aware of the in- my name mentioned in The ~ .............. .... ~ ■terest and pleasure their arti- Clitheroe Advertiser. My visitor cles give, not only to resident was the Rev. S. Birtwell for- Clitheronians but to those who, merJy of St. Mary's and now while happy in their new sur- Vicar of St Giles, of Oxford, roundings, still feel themselves He told nie he had always as exiles from the North? And meant to visit me if near to St. there are so many of them; Ives, and so, being at Heming- one meets them in the most ford Grey, he did so. | unexpected places, and a focal
— - —
was of the Ribble Valley and Jy C C n . . mutual friends, the theme
happened to me last week when hatter—Horace Cook—when he Lancashire, and this area- in I had an unexpected visitor, | was a young Post Office Engi- particular, must wc be com- neer. and Mr. Birtwell said with pelled year after year to take enthusiasm; “Yes, he acquired our holidays when everywneic
ce , ].aiisralist,” and I said 7 knew the I Why.
being, “I remember it well.” He spoke of
“Jimifel” and "Natu |
a lot of his knowledge of the is at its most crowded, ovci- country when exploring tele- booked, expensive—and wet.
phone faults, to which I x seem to remember that the recalled that he had once told Advertiser and Times some time me that he had seen a lot of ago had a local opinion poll on nature from the top of a tele- (.pe subject of “wakes” holidays: graph pole.
is there no possibility of haying
Incidentally, the names of th is archaic, inconvenient men mentioned by “Naturalist” institution abolished?
recalled to my mind the splen- Families with ■ children at did work of Mr. Hargreaves, school are of course restricted the botanist, father or Quis, in their choice of holiday times, whose column had the light but for those of us whose touch so much enjoyed.
children have grown up and When X was a girl, attending moved away, or those wit l
the old Technical School, he several in the family woik■ f’ cl not only taught us botany, he .dlirarent jobs with staggered gave ot his time freely, on Sat- Lohdays, it would be such a
urday afternoons, and took us N!,0/ “Learning is but an adjunct to i
•ters he recalls! One mentioned ^ t yeai. recently had written from Many people are interested
And Jimifel! What charac-1
This would relieve the triune thc ^
Devon I always thought of him m hobbies, sports, etc., which ns a colourful John Bull, and are best lollowed at different he, better known as Billy times of the year, but if t‘?at Speak, once came to the door Period does not coincide win when we had the Telephone I Clitheroe holiday period they Exchange on our premises at are unlucky in that respect,
Abbot House and impatiently1 — demanded why he
_ __
l.Aira lq
rambles. I wonder if there are ablc ° ™ry °u 1.101 to y!ai^Q
yourself” but lie made it "add a couniry* precious seeing to the eye."
any of those old student P r sP'It the fortnight to enable teachers alive today? It’s said
Utlf °ppos tG ends 0 ? ’ eriod " larned. chl1^]c ,{le because we I'Ve
I wonder if ’Naturalist' and I due in part to his having seen pleasure to Aiild Lang Syne. Winifred U Copeland,
Little Barnes, Church Street, St. Ives, Huntingdon.
th o u g h in his, and my Why Wakes “our
It couldn’t happen here
Did, dearly, love a fight. As long as his antagonist Was bound up, nice and tight. ... _ How, then, with fancy cut and clav. thrust,
-Red” Cantabank. a warrior bold,
His cronies he’d delight! did result.
BASHALL EAVES
Women’ s Institute
, Tlie annual meeting was held | in the Assembly Room on Mon-
Mrs. M. Pyc was again elec-
ted president, Mrs. L. Wharton and Mrs. J. Bargli, vice-presi-
W^ - T nS talGS ° f 'ValH M T ^ ^ e e iA He mesmerised the crowd.
Who voted him the one who Hartley. Mi^ Giay Miss Sp best
« “ Could overseer their town. parts down!
When enemies besieged their burgh
He said, “We’ll ne’er retreat!" And urged them forward, from the trench
* • “ £ e’t a ^ V ® “ i Spure
gcon, Mrs. Hind, Mis. J. spur- I geon. Mrs. Wilson.
Enthroned, he put their taxes Miss M. GreenaU, the speaker up
And knocked then- ram- the magazine ” Home and Coun-
I try," and was thanked by Mrs. Fye. Miss GreenaU arranged the
ballot for president, vice-presi dents. secretary and treasurer.
He’d dug deep down in t’ street. From whence he helped his burghers bold
report and Mrs. Fox tho finan cial statement. Mrs. Proctor was tho winner
Mrs. Lee read the annual
. . . With shackles lor their leet!
Because they couldn’t walk He filled them up with potions
And hours and hows of talk . . Then sent them, shackled, back
Tree'
While he went back . . to balk!
to fight
He said it many times. Before he drove them to tire
We’ll ne’er retreat,” ho said again.
And locked them all mside. ‘We’ve much more room to
keep
At last ‘chat’
■If YOU breathe in, he cried! they wearied of his
fight in here" T H E
And told him he must go. ‘Just three more years stay", he cried,
“And ‘equalise’ your dough heights"
So off they went.- those burghers bold,
To towns across the sea. Where they had, freedom
Leaving ‘Red’ Cantabank, and friends, • t
(E’en though few things were •free’)
expand . . To their ‘equality ! Flima. to I’ll
"That’s long enough, I know "To raze your town up to its
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D O T T I E Exceptional American Entertainer ■ and vocalist CR1STAL BIRD JOE CHISHOLM THE. MARTINGALES Dancing - Gaming - Thwaitcs - Goo d Company — And a Good Club! Sunday, December 10th for seven days Commence 7-45 p.m. BACK AFTER TWO FULL Y E A R ^ T H E o FANTASTIC ALL COLOURED
And, when they said they mp Hotcl Bashall Eaves, couldn t tight
, , ,, 1 v,v Mrs, Wright of the Red i enjoyed a hot-pot supper made
of the’ monthly competitions. Afler the business, members
for the evening talked about C.P. ’67 RAVE
CO-OPERATIVE HALL, LONGRIDGE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8th, 1967 8 p.m. to 12 midnight THE KIBBOS plus
Admission 5 / -
GARY WILD and his DISCOTHEQUE Spots
A HOME NEEDS CHILDREN — WE HAVE CHILDREN NEEDING HOMES
-MTSAN1 aSbeautiful three month old baby who needs a per manent foster home. Unforunately she has a birthmark nn her liD which will take some yeais to cleai.
PATRICIA aged 14 years needs a permanent home whcie sire can keep in touch with her younger brother who is
will accept their loyalties to their own family. we" DESPERATELY NEED f o s t e r parente i r i i o ivili take
children into their homes for shoit periods, i.e. when mother is ill, or some other emergency.
t, you arc ablc to share your home with these or anil oj n n you cS e’‘S ough to c a r e for them?
SPUR ADJ Waterloo
Tel 3263.
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JUDITH and RICHARD, a sister and brother aged 13 ycais and 11 years, who need understanding foster parents who
Refreshments No Admission or Rc-admission after 10-30 p.m.
vised by members of the church. Teas were served dur ing the afternoon. Proceeds, which were for church and school funds, amounted to |
Various Stalls were super- £315. held in the Parish Church on
Palroual Festival The Patrons! Festival was I
Sunday, the Feast of St. Nicholas. Special hymns were sung, a procession round the Church was led by the torch bearers and the Vicar, followed by the choir. The Vicar, the Rev. T. J. F. Heighway was the preacher and Mr H Swannick was at the organ.
Mav we help you to select something, Stylish Useful and Manly from our excel lent range of Gifts to wear, that will give pleasure to thc wearer.
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Difficulties fac
sing trade as a the introduction alyser test, w at tlie annual of Clitheroe anc seel Victualler, held at the Con Hotel, Bolton-b\ night week.
former mayor o: unanimously r< man.
Alderman E.
vice-chairman, bury and Mr. re-elected to ser tative on the mittee and Natic
Other appoil
that licensees country areas m serious situatioi the effects of i test.
There was a Alderman Cr
Advertiser and that thc liceiv ing in terms of to attract m nevertheless fe present string regarding th tests were ma Ribble and hoteliers who h for generation: dard of the vided. could wc
The chairrn:
that many ho ticularly in t: tricts, or the had spent a money moder and making t-i attractive and ing in order creasing dema firing in all p; cashire and I
indeed now th ing customer, fewer, and fe Crossley added
“ It is a
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9 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE Tel. 2562
CLITHEROE SOROPTIMIST CLUB
Christmas Coffee Evening In thc Mayor’s Parlour
(By Kind Permission of His Worship The Mayor Alderman T. Robinson, J.P.)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13th From 7 to 9 p.m.
Admission 1/6 Christmas Fare Dip Tub In Aid oE Christmas Charities
speaking will the plight of I am sure mar. everything po. outings so as and driving a people of this t-hat freedom rightful heritr
“I think tile
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