iY COUSIN t a k e n "


iY AL


S SUIT ditionally been the country cousin of


hard wearing standby, style-right for r especially smart. she'd


. you'd


sclv 10 jacket, on the iraieht


to say. . form


nterna-


1 much styles


■ thc.se >r imn- been


smprise — vary es and ■s style ir pin-


f two- pancl-


ler the


or with which


1 with tv tcar-


:cr line ,»r of an-style s. and netimes


by Valerie Green


jacket of many suits is [h, cross-shaped panel, which f-Z tens by two buttons on th, horizontal, just above ihl waist. And there are some vm


An interesting cut on th,


flattering Regency beau tvS collars. Antiqued leather is used t0,


lANDALS from


many of the maxisstyle coat or skirts, teamed up with jer sey tops. And one of the most unusual items in the new col


27 11


lection is a jersey over-jerkin" fastening by leather strans and buckles at either side


The charcoal pinstripe jer­ sey used for trouser suits, car­


the look is a little severe fo- many women to wear, and i think there’ll be better sales for the zingy pink jerseys and spice shades.


ed with be made in grass cutting so atching far as funds and labour per- t. mit.”


■ns and Green was hoping to enter the ribbean Best Kept Village competition cinna- this year “every endeavour will


he tar- K- W. Helm, said that as Hurst


Rural Council on Monday, die County Divsional Surveyor! Mr.


Neal and lidv In his report t0 Clitheroc


ILL YOUR REQUIREMENTS AT JENNY SIMPSON'S AND NOW


mis fashion knils h


i of Denmark CLITHEROE MUNICIPAL ELECTION _ THURSDAY, MAY 9th. 1968


Ircss ’ii jackets, lovers and tweed and wool it arc elegant icing old, young icing way-out, 10 to 18


and Now Boutique REET C


School - Clitheroe hone: Clitheroe 3833


v take a few boys and girls between of 5 and 11 as day pupils,


school, has recently extended its


ound teaching and discipline. ar® * lishment which considers school to :xtcnsion of the home.


from the School Secretary. id Mather. B.Sc. (Hons.), Dip. Ed.


22 MOOR LANE - CLITHEROE TELEPHONE 3534


‘The Bairns-Wear Baby Shop’


STOCKIST FOR—KAMELLA, BAIRN’S-W'EAR BRETTLES. CHERUB, WENDYWEAR and KIDDYCRAFT.


digan suits and maxi ensemb­ les is reminiscent of the gan-. ster look of the thirties, ana therefore greatly in vogue. But


s moor lane, clitheroe TELEPHONE 2488


D. LORD & Son W O R S T O N Village Shop and Cafe


Home-made Scones :: Cakes and Lemon Cheese Ideal for Children


A La Carte Menu Open 10 a.m. till 7-30 p.m. “


JUMP/NG - JACKS' o 629J7S- Non* jenulr** wlthoutth* Trod* W


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FITTING S H A ^ -H lC H IL D R l iL ,, N


ork "Jumplnj.Jacki”


The baby is Johnnie. He’s one year old. I ’m Katie and I ’m three. We’re both wearing the Original “Jumping-Jacks” —with the famous one-piece sole and heel. When we’re bigger we’ll wear “Jumping-Jacks” seniors —they’re a new older relation of the Original “Jumping-Jacks”.


Bootees end sandals from size 2 end shoes from size 3, All in holfaizes end two widths, and in many colours.


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER AND TIMES


M o t h e r a n d B a b y C o m p e t i t i o n


The lirst-cver mother


and baby contest run by the Advertiser and Times is now under way. Already this week, a


photographer has been busy at our King Street offices, taking pictures of mothers and their babies for entry in the competi­ tion.


He will be there again


this afternoon, between 2-15 and 4 p.m., and to­ morrow, Saturday, at the same times. And entry is absolutely


free. There’ll be a free copy of the p i c t u r e for each mother, too.


Equally


important This is not merely a


baby contest, for the mother is equally impor­ tant as the child. There’s a cash award of


£15 for the first. £10 for the second, and £5 for the third mo s t attractive mother and baby. From the pictures taken


by our photographer. 40 will be selected for publi­ cation in the paper, during the next four weeks. From these, a short list


of six will be chosen to attend the Grand Final and Fashion Show at the Civic Hall during the Castle Fete Week.


Only 10


minutes The final is being run


in conjunction with the Castle Fete Committee. So far as the competitors


arc concerned, the contest will take only about 10


Here's the sort of picture we are looking for. L


isn't one of the entries— we’ll be publishing the


first batch of 10 in next week’s edition.


■m-w


minutes of a mother's time.


All she has to do is to


bring her child to our offices where her name, address, child’s name and age, will be noted and their photograph taken.


When you come to be photographed, here’s a


lip: Don't fuss over your baby and try to make him or her, smile.


Look at the camera


yourself, for the photo­ grapher will take the pic­ ture when everything is in order.


Many mothers try to make the baby smile with


the result that their own faces comes out in profile.


But in this contest, the mother counts as much as the baby.


We are not looking for glamour. What we are looking for is difficult to define, but every family will know what we mean


YOUR CHANCE TO WIN A CASH PRIZE -AND rrs


FREE!


when we say we want the picture which has a special q u a l i t y . . . an affinity p e r h a p s , between the mother and her child.


Chance of winning


Fathers might, in fact, understand this better than the mothers, for we all know how members of a family can seize on a pic ture of mum and the baby, even if the mother herself


-loes not like it. Incidentally, this contest


is being run in Clitheroe alone. Entrants will be competing only against other mothers in the Clith eroe district and not against anyone from wider area.


We take all the pictures


ourselves, rather than accept photographs sub­ mitted by the entrants to ensure that the competition is fair and everyone has the same chance of win­ ning.


In this way, we make


certain that those who could afford expensive portrait photography have no advantage over other mothers.


competition for our reader- ship in general, and not for some special kind of per­ son.


We have designed the


up and make a date with our photographer


It could be you, so hurry t h i s


afternoon or tomorrow. Remember, there’s no


entrance fee, and you could win a cash prize.


Clilhcroc Advertiser arid Timet, Friday, May 3, 1968 5


HALL'S 43 - 47


Moor Lane Clitheroe


For your Baby PRAMS BY :


WILSON - SILVER CROSS


TAN-SAD - PEDIGREE - SWAN ★


SWITHIN - CUMFIFOLDA * ★


COTS - PUSHCHAIRS


CAR SEATS - SUN CANOPIES ★


BABY RE-LAX ★


★


Soft Toys - Teddies - Dolls, etc. ★


★ ★ AFTER SALES SERVICE AND FREE DELIVERY


YOUR FIRST MC TE FILM- FREE


Buy any one of the three exciting nevy Kodak Instamatic Movie Cameras from us this month and yourdiret movie won’t cost you a penny 1 We're giving away a 50ft cart­ ridge of 'Kodachrome' II super 8 Movie Film, so you II be able to go right out and shoot your very first movie—with­ out paying a penny for film. Come in and see how easy modern movie-making can be with Kodak Instamatic Movie Cameras and Projectors. We’re demonstrating them


every day, so now’s your chance. PYE'S * PHOTO


SERVICE 42—44 YORK STREET,


CLITHEROE. Tel. 3193


POLLING HOURS 8-00 a.m. _ 9-00 p.m.


Give a clear and resounding Vote for Conservative Candidates


Plione 4203


Labour promised loans of 3 per cent. After four years of Socialism we are paying an all tune record of 8 per cent.


Higher interest charges are en­


tirely responsible for this year’s rale increase.


Our library has been compared


ANE, CLITHEROE COFFEE


2 oz. Jar BERTSON’S 4 / 7


KRMALADE I / I Only 1 lb.


LARGE VIMi r Come and see


with a county controlled library. What are the facts? The county establishment is open hours per week with 3,000 books. Ours serves 49i hours per week with 17,365 books, and expanding. County lib­ rary rate is 5£d. Our rate is less


than 3 -2 d.


TORIES DEAL IN FACTS


SYDNEY F. HARDMAN WALLACE HARGREAVES SIDNEY J. MOORE RICHARD TURNER


CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES ARE MORE IN TOUCH THAN ANY OTHER PARTY.


OUR FOUR CANDIDATES ARE IN DAILY CONTACT WITH THE ELECTORATE


Successive Conservative Councils have encouraged a variety of in­ dustries. This has resulted in the lowest unemployment figure *8 per cent in the area.


Industry has responded by con­


tinual expansion despite financial attractions elsewhere.


ONE CONTROL LEADS TO ANOTHER _ THAT IS HOW DICTATORSHIPS ARE FORMED


VOTE


CONSERVATIVE AND STRIKE A


Published by Mr. S. J. Moore, 6 , Railway View, Clitheroe.


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