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In>_r ovo:- tlx) fences l;v is.
|!i: s:on h;ici to keep developments
lies lo unsure full
|aio’>v thoro were Jin they would be Imiehinery.
|l) A T T ITU DE v Commission in
laid used the most Ivnrrv available. 600 horn's were
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READERS’ LETTERS Leisure time!
and District Association for Leisure Activities emphasises a matter I put forward several
The recently formed Clitheroe
years ago when it was realised the greatest problem facing our Society was that of BORE DOM, particularly amongst
, '.v;is very rcluc- !he public ivit-h-
I ’li u.s compare and in suitable places,
. but now it was ;r.v tu develop
|ielp in the preser- growing timber,
■areas there were Mists from which
11: and growth on Inetion could bo
I1, pointin'; out how forests were, as
| watch deer. stressed the
(red by lire, thus ltnur.a: tinale to a I urc.
very short time .-hewn of trees
fojectionist on be- Incmbers.
|96 | i to visit one of RAMBLER.
|tle doubt that the ake advantage of
8
Ml TO IBLIC
Iry of Agriculture, hd Food again
■veryone who doevS r?cnt business in
las to keep well liem.
|riiical stage in Uie foot and mouth operation of the
|ital importance in .spread of the
[ replied very nblv questions which and Mr. John tribute to the 3ec-
Manor Hall. During the evening a Billy Graham film was shown entitled “The heart is a
More Ilian 90 old age pensioners attended a chicken tea on Saturday at the
rebel” which was very much enjoyed. Our picture shows sonic of the ladies sitting down to tea.
ml. the greater li ned bv the public Irk '■* ilie Commis-
ness in an educational system which, after all is said and done, apparently only gives one sufficient training to make money and in no wav fulfils its true purpose, that being—to enable one to live a fuller life. As it is we are little removed from an animal which, after
being chained or Denned for years, is reluctant to move beyond the narrow circle to which it has been confined. Release it. and it is lost. It always seems so strange to me that following a lengthy
is at last being faced and some sort of action is, we hope, be ing undertaken. If it cannot be accomplished at school then l it will have to be at a much
further education. Thank goodness the problem
the abilities are less receptive. “NATURALIST.”
Sec our range of
Coffee and Occasional Tables — Nests of Tables FFT: t ?"™-
.... • • i .., *
Advertiser and Times crossword No. 33
0 A good selection oE Mirrors and Lamps etc- W. SOUTHWORTH * Son
4 0 YORK STREET, CLITHEROE TEL: 3 1 9 1
Also at 12 NORTHGATE, BLACKBURN Tel: 57733
Id meeting of the lot' Oddfellows was Oddfellow's Hall I'ble Grand Bro. F.
ater stage when unfortunately
those of retirement age. It also reveals great weak
Oh! What a crazy dance they
As!CBritain’s 800SC they cook. MaWng «s ah. "'111! anger. Aseethe,
s atmeir hicks J (H00k, Fighting the)1
•working' fi'om S01"c rule book.
sits wheic. Bringing the ladies out as
(Helping a costive buddy!, S i n g five u'el1 many c hoursm ‘time and motion' study. Striking because the foreman
A stronger word than ‘ruddy. Fighting about a whitc-chalk-
period of education we are so dependent on these and similar Associations created for our
Ande "'ho cuts wood-lined Squabbling about the price of (Wilde ‘Commie' boils the Trying to prove the., lereally on"whom flics can't settle!
Letting Jack Dash make fools of them:
Fighting for !norc money:
(W a i t in g for some Toslapping w“e.
Lo ‘funny’?1
Saying their W higher be.
Never producing honey! wage should
and sting. .
Earns extra cash What check!
Striking because a brother ‘bee’
anting a shoite. "•eck.
Leaving the Crosbian freigli- Muc tor’s decks
,. h longer hours to seek!
Watching tliis ‘Laurel and Hardy’ show.
(Which makes our foes so W glad!)
face-
s h o w lie’s, merely. ving, like drones, to lounge
on ‘"’ho
SCHOOL’S MUSIC ' HONOUR
Edisford Courity Primary School, Clitheroe, have been taking part in a series of four concerts organised by the Lancashire County Music Department.
S e v e n t y children from Mr. A. M. Latimer, head
master at the school, told the Advertiser and Times, that the children, who form ihe school choir and music en semble. appeared with the Hoghton Singers and ihe Fyldc Brass Quartet at Has- lingden on Friday, at Edis- lord School on Tuesday, at Rawtenstall last night and will be appearing at Accring ton tonight. The children have been
playing Chirstmas music and a new work entitled “The Happy Meadow” by Wilfrid Mellers for which they were conducted by Mr. David Jones, one of Lancashire County Council's Mu s i c Advisers. Aged between eight and
ten years, the children have been singing and playing many varied instruments. Mr. Latimer said. “ I don’t
know exactly why the chil dren of our school have been picked for these concerts when there is such a wide area from which to choose. It must be because of their musical ability.”
e fear that sage was surely T right,hough his words make us
••Those whom the gods wish to destroy
D i s m a y e d !
LT.A. registered coach residing in this area, I was a little dis mayed to learn that a Youth Activity Meeting had been
As the only full qualified held.
further learned from your jour nal of the apparent satisfaction
It was with despair that I , Across:
(us in the chair. harid dance, which
lifers’ New Dance l ie cabaret by Mrs.
Dancing Troupe.
J son of Sir H. Rus- |a nd Lady Hornby, all. Clitheroc. who action* in the
:<>on Guards) was iVndleton Parish
while serving with [hlishire Yeomanry the Royal Inni-
I ted in Quis. that. ] article in the pre- J’s paper about |plaints that pipe- bought. by the vices for use as
|and the girls’ re used to buy nail give permanent
Implied a length of 1 woman customer, was in short
|tton.s. a local elec- thnt during the
she went out, he say: “This flex
Mott 18 Wed 20
PARCELS St PACKETS
Jioyed by an Agri- Inmittce had been liusc lie got so the rats that they I out of his hands.
soort hnir-euricrs!” >rtrcl that a rat
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|d service for Licu- Ra.vmond Henry
5 See 16 Across. 8 Expression in America for the end of the line (8).
J d by Lady Hovnbv
■id was held in the |istitme. Music for provided by the
9 2Dn and 26 Ac. A girl in the *nt of the W.A’.A.F.
10 A hundred on a search for victory (8).
family three times removed (5-13)..
11 This sort of gland is dis patched, we hear (5).
14 Observe what the bishop takes care of (3).
16 and 5 Ac. Soapstone used by teachers in Paris? (6-5).
18 Tuber put back a month (3). 20 Breaks up the roles <5>. 24 Cool currents are needed for the game (8).
17 FLsh about half an hour, using some bait! (6).
25 The enchantres gives a sound warning (5).
26 See 9 Across. See 9 Across.
Down:
1 A cane to hold tight (5). 2 See 9 Across 3 Something wrong with us- when this cavity gets in 4 flamed (5).
6 Certainly not soft-hearted material (4.4).
12 Frantically race into pro duction (81.
7 Fifty deserving scholarship ( 8).
13 Hate a man horribly — an object of abhorrence (8).
14 Reserved for a pitch (3). 15 Timber for part of the panel mounting (3).
27 It’s a necessity, we hear, to do this with dough (5).
22 Holds a conversation in the 2 porch at sundown (5).
21 Soft stimulus to remove impurities (5).
3 A method of taking an inor dinate interest (5>.
Solution to Crossword No. 32 ACROSS 1 Aborigines, 8 In
tense, 9 Toper. 10 Find, 11 Stac cato, 13 Rattan, 15 Annoys. 17 Adroitly, 18 Sari. 21 Loire, 22
Manifest, 14 Tarried. 16 Glider, 19 Aloft, 20 Dyne.
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of the Committee Members that an ominous 35 individuals of the 105 invited had attended. Even taking extraneous cir cumstances (bad * leather etc.) into consideration this atten dance was deplorable r ' bids
17. Bolland Piiotpect.'-'vi- Clitheroe.
Day-work, 23 Deterrents. DOWN 2 Baton, 3 Rank. 4
Guests, 5 Noticing. 6 Soprano, 7 Broom-stick 8 Informally. 12
The first correct solution to crossword No. 32, opened on Tuesday morning was sei in by Mrs. M. Gleave, 3 Critolah Close, Poringland, Norwich, N.O.R. 42.
the above crossword fill in your name and address in the space provided and send it to this address marked “Crossword” in the top left hand comer of the envelope.
When you have completed
Advertiser and Times, King Street, Clitheroe.
Chase us up in undefiled sur roundings (6).
post next Tuesday morning. No entries will be checked, before then and the sender of the first correct solution opened will be awarded a 15s. postal order.
Entries must reach us by first
Friends of scouting
movements ^ “Friends of C li th er oe Hospital, and
We have all heard of such
“Friends of Whatley Abbey, and soon there might be a neu organisa tion called ^“Friends of Scouting Branches .
practical support* for Scoutm», whether
County, District o: Group le\el. is one of great urgency at this time of expansion and de\clop
Tlie need to gnm the widest it he a National,
Everything
a man wants. 17 jewels.
ment in Scouting. This is stated hy tile Noi th
_
scout” which goes on to say, “A few Counties have benefi ted m the past from the finan cial support of many friends and well-wishers of Scouting. The Committee of the Council has therefore decided to en courage County and District Scout Councils to form bodies to be known as ‘Friends of Scouting Branches’.”
East Lancashire County Scout Association Newsletter *Into-
19 This will improve the recep tion one gets (6).
Scout Groups have formed bodies of supporters which have been variously named “Parents’ Associations”, “Sup- 1 porters’ Associations’’.
For some years a number of
7 resistant. Luminous dots. Stainless steel case. Price £24.10
Waterproof.* Sell* winding. Shock-
ill lor Clitheroe Youth. _GEORQ;£ H.| TURNER,
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Must first, be driven mad!” “FLUNA”
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Tlilhcroe A dvertiser and Times. Friday. December 15, 1967 3
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The K-type. And the M-type. Both with independently sprung shaver heads, i-or
comfortable, close shaves. less steel cutters.
And both with special sideboard trimmers and slam- ,
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