ji'.'.'T ★ GET READY NOW FOR WINTER * I & ■ ; f . 4 C l i t h c r o e A d v e r t i s e r a n d T im e s , Friday. O c t o b e r 4 ,^ 1 9 6 8 ^ FO R P E R F EC T IO N IN


H A IR CONDITIONERS WE r e c o m m e n d


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Reduced prices for Pensioners Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only. Late Nights Thursday and Friday.


Open 8-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. Saturday.^ 1 - K. J. W NO DEPOSIT (Formerly Kay and Jay) HIPP and SONS


LOW E R G A T E , C L ITH E RO E . Tel. 4292 Building, Joinery, Contractors an d SuppHers.


P LUM B IN G—BATHROOM G R A N T S earned out by Registered Plumber


Business Hours: Daily- 8 a.m. t o lp a . Saturdays — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.


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AU makes o£ Plaster. Plaster Boards. Cement, etc. b u i l d i n g


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Illustrated: C, D and E fittings.


black or beechvvood leather. Sizes 7-11; 2*8.


New for girls from N Q R ^ C


Women show zest and


imagination Rimington Women’s In­


stitute are seconding the resolution to be debated at the County Federation’s


Autumn Council Meeting held in the Ashton Hall, Lancaster, on October 12. It Is that chemist’s shops


on late duty rota remain open for at least half an hour after the closing of the doctor’s surgery. The resolution will be proposed by the Blacko


W.I. At the last meeting of the


Pendleton W.I., their guests were members of the Grindle- ton W.I. and were welcomed by the president. Mrs. J. York. The evening included an


Interesting film show on “Ports of Call to New Zea­ land and Back," given by Miss J. Gardner of More- cambe. The projectionist was


Mrs. Steed. They were thanked by Miss


York of Pendleton. After the buffet supper the


social time, organised by Mrs. Perrings and Mrs. Thistle- thwalte, was spent guessing dinner menus and the prizes were won by four Grindleton


members. The competition for an


arrangement of leaves was judged by Miss Gardner and Mrs. Steed and was won by Mrs. H. Whittaker of Goose-


butts Lane Slides


by Mrs. Moir Grindleton s president. Chipping W.L are having


Pendleton W.I. were thanked


an extra meeting on October 16, because of the ones they missed early this year owing to the Foot and Mouth out­


break. Mrs. Hayhurst, a former


president will be showing slides of New Zealand, taken while she was on holiday


there. At the monthly meeting


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BARONETTES Braithwaite's


THE footwear specialists


48 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Good parking whilst you shop


fo u rw a y s CUSH & carry CO.. LTD


(Sue. OF E. A. BRIDCETT,


BLACKBURN ROAD, CLAVTON-LE.ylOGRS ACCRINGTON - 'lei,.Acc 30848 .


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Special Late Opening •


THIS MONTH ONLY ON THIS M™ URSDAYS UNTIL 9 p.m.


homemakers


bargain centre 56, h"


Rear Victoria Hospital Telephone 36018


Open all week-end 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Z S f S t * '


£2/10/-.


‘^ a n f ^ d ^ many designs to choose from £3/10/- to £6.


veneered waU panelling


^ t e a " w S geAfricS. American and New Guinea £ - 3 # walnut, sapele type, etc.


G o ^ f e o n " o f ' V units, wood grain-faced doors. Melamine drawers. Keen prices.


„.i £9/10/- Call and see them now — «*


■Wall cupboards, drawer units, etc. PAINT8 .


Emulsion ................... and other D i v items. . . .7/6 per quart gallon


Stone paint • • • •••*•* • *' v_Vwr laminates, timber, We ^ b o ^ T p j ^ % ^ d’ lasulatt00’ ceiUn®tues


economic stores 70 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Telephone: 2697


oD r S I d , A & T O N


tear on the cars, the council pays a small mileage rate


To help offset the wear and


for this work. Each year at Christmas, a


gift or basket has been taken ,to each of the people receiv­ ing Meals on Wheels.


For this, the W.R.V.S. is dependent on the generosity of local organisations or individuals, for it has no money of its own, and by its charter is not allowed to indulge in money-raising


activities. Another service is hospital


v i s i t i n g at Calderstones M e n t a l Hospital. Here, members of the W.R.V.S.


from the area go Into the workshop a n d rythmic movement class with soft drinks for the patients.


Uhls is a daily service, with


Olitheroe providing a team once a week. In this, help is given by the Townswomens Guild, some of whose mem­ bers work on the rota.


Benefit The local hospital also has


a rota of W.R.V.S. who man a mobile trolley shop once a week. This gives the patients an opportunity to buy small


comforts for _____ themselves.


Any profits.are used for the benefit of the patients.


Knitting is one of the ways


in which old people are able to maintain the use of their


hands and here too the W-R.V.S. help. Scraps of wool


are collected and this is taken by a member to CasBe-


ford, where it is knitted into


t h e n ew in n PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE


PROVIDES THE BEST OF FOOD AND DRINK. AND REALLY ADMIRABLE SERVICE. PERFECT f o r YOUR WEDDING RECEPTION — ANNIVER­ SARY. PERFECT INDEED FOR ALL PARTIES, TWENTY F IRST - COCKTAIL PARTIES - CLUB AND BUSINESS GET-TOGETHERS. . — 0--------- '


Be In Good Time Apply now for further particulars and bookings to>


. Mr- and Mrs. 3. Bancroft or ’Phone: Clitheroe, 3312


ANAD1N Relieves


Pain fast


Pressure *


TeniTwslon Eases pain. Anaoui clieeni“ j E S S U M * - *"- ,h3|


N o th in g a c t s fa s t®V»j] TRUSTE C l i t f r e r o


*«, . ■ ; s ‘AnaditC 'mL-M f o r 219,50for513andl ,, s H0W-THE8E HEADA0HES START


Many headaches start sonte ^ packo^ ,| suspect—in the musel neck and scalp.


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musolesrightonup,causing t.inv blood vessels and i htBMs,u


pressure


he'. 1 by Chipping on Wednes­ day there was a stall for Shelter, a society which pro­ vides help for the homeless and protects people from


being evicted. The scrap books compiled


by various Institutes provided Inspiration for the book “The Living Village.” written by


Paul Jennings. On October 7, on the radio,


he will be talking about his


K. WHITTAKER p a i n t e r and


DECORATOR


Satisfaction Guaranteed Estimates Free


9 WINDSOR A V EN U E , C L ITH E RO E Telephone 2950


RODD EN C A B IN No. 5


C L ITH E R O E M A R K E T FOR


Y o u r Children’ s


TO Y S— G AM E S—BOOKS Etc.


book and again bn television that night in Michael Aspel s programme. It will he re­ viewed by a historian on “Woman’s Hour” on October g


On Wednesday week, the


Bashall Eaves W.L held a whist and domino drive in the village Assembly Rooms and about £12 10s. was raised for the W.I. Funds. The Master of Ceremonies was Mr. H. Hargreaves, of Ayxa Farm, Bashall Eaves Winners were: w n i s i .


ladies: 1, E. Little: 2, Mrs. Thistlethwaite; 3, E. Lawson.


Gents: 1 Mrs. J. Bullock, 2, Mr. Worthington; 3, Mr. R~


Wilson. Dominoes: 1, Mrs. Jackson, , ,


2, Mr. Ainsworth; 3, Mr. J- F is h e r ; 4, Miss Patricia


Thompson. The competition was won


by Miss Kipling. The programme of winter


activities planned by W.I. members seems to be more varied and interesting than ever before. There are to be one-day schools and short courses in subjects such as oil painting, jewellery making, mime and drama, millinery


and cookery. A maxi-coat to keep you


warm all through the winter, tailored in wool twill and cut on military lines. It's tightly belted with a shiny metal buckle, a Robes­


pierre collar and a deep back


pleat. It comes in sizes 10 to 16


and you can choose from the following colours: Guards­ men's red, Ink black, York brown, Plum beautiful, Gold,


Pine or Marine blue. A WOMAN'S VIEW b y F io n a Brown


. . TTnN SHEETS Single 42/* Pf- Double 54/- pr, PALE SHEETS Single 90/- pr. Double HO/- pr.


FLANNELETTE SHEETS Single 53/6 pr. Double 66/- pr. woven BEDSPREADS 39/11 each Double 49/11 ea.


S ot 2ta«i«k^ BEDSPREADS 51/- each Double 56/6 EIDERDOWNS (non-slip) 57/6 ea. Double71/6.a.


E S a N ^ r YLENE COTTON SHEETS as advertised.


I WASN’T REALLY


NERVOUS- After one or two set


backs I have joined the much maligjied army o women drivers, as yet only


a s a learner. The set-backs were only


minor. 1X16 driving instruc­ tor had to postpone my first lesson a couple of times because of unavoidable things


like Ws car breaking down. Of course my male collea­


gues were quick to assure me that was merely an excuse and that the instructor was putting off as long as poss­ ible the ordeal of teaching me the rudiments of driving.


Smoothly However, last Saturday I


finally found myself sitting very nervously behind the wheel of what seemed an


enormous car. It all went very smoothly


except for forgetting which way the indicator went or to press the clutch before I


stopped. When we reached Hurst


Green my instructor still looked remarkably unruf­ fled so I relaxed a bit more and we sailed through the stone gateway into Stony-


hurst College. I t was coincidence I'm sure


that as we neared the college itself, the rugger match that had been in progress nearby suddenly finished and the


boys ali disappeared. We reached home unsca­


thed and the instructor wen asked me when I wanted another lesson so maybe things didn’t go too badly


after all. My next problem is talking


people into taking me out practising. The boyfriend says his car


is only insured for himself and his father, W father says the gearbox in his car needs a t t e n t io n and I


wouldn’t be able to work it properly and my sister says she'll take me out driving when I've had a few more lessons. So what can I do?


= THE BOBBIN


KING STREET — WHALLEY Telephone 3365


Announcing !l! t r a n s po r t arranged


for your Shampoo and Set


On T U E SD A Y S , W ED N E SD A Y S and THURSDAYS .(for Clients in Clitheroe only).


vi vyiiciu/o us ---------- — £ e a t i S l a s t k e s c


7 2 W H A L L E Y RO A D , C L ITH E RO E . Tel. 2697 _ specialist in Colouring and Modem Styles - OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY


NEW LOOSE COVERS by Z E D E T T E and CO M F IST R E T CH


In exclusive stretch cotton or BRI-NYLON FABRICS


prices from 59:9 for an easy chair. Choose in your own homo from .our wonderful range of designs and colours Call or phone . D n nriT T F H Soft Furnishing Specialist


lo lALlDV/J. CUPPING.


i Get in the Height of Fashion |


Visit Ann’s Hair Boutique 1 4, Y o rk Street, Clitheroe, T e l 3 3 5 3


= You will be overawed by the supreme 5 service, extreme quality, selection and = galaxy of styles created by new =


enthusiastic staff. = permanent Waving at reduced prices. m


TRY OUR NEW REVLON SNAPPY SET Tea and coffee served free


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Roefleld hotel C d is fo rd Bridge


CLITHEROE’S ONLY TOP CLASS RESIDENTIAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT


RESTAURANT OPEN TO


n o n -r e s id en t s e a c h e v en in g


Now Open Lunch


12-00 noon — 2-00 pm. Monday— Friday Inclusive


Booking for Small Parties accepted


FO R T A B L E R E SER V A T IO N PH O N E C L ITH E R O E 2010 — F u lly Licensed —


During the past year,


the work of the Women s R o y a l Voluntary Service in Clitheroe has been more varied than at any time


The highly rewarding intt of the WRVS


during the post war years. The Meals on Wheels ser­


vice has continued to func­ tion, and two members deliver 24 meals twice a week to housebound and needy


people. Meals are prepared in the


Ribble canteen, WB.V.S.


cars.


Cement company’s and because the in Cldtheroe does


not possess its own van, they are taken out in members’


squares to be made into blankets. This year more than 1,000


squares have been kitted and made into blankets.


Success These are sent to the


County clothing depot for use in disasters at home and


abroad. Some members also visit


old people in their homes, providing a link with the outside world for lonely


^This year the holiday scheme has been a great success and nine children in desperate need of a holiday from the industrial areas have been given a holiday by families in this area. Due to the care of the hostesses all of the children settled well and obviously had the week of their lives. One job of escort duty has been done during the year.


when a member took an elderly woman to London to


meet a relative. The deaf aid batteries,


which can be obtained at the committee room of the


Town Hall on Fridays have proved to be of great help, saving people making the long trek to the hospital. When the Blood Trans­


fusion Unit c om e s to Clitheroe. the W.R.V.S. make the all-important cups of


tea for donors. These are the day-to-day


activities of the WE.V.S. in Clitheroe, but there is in addition a certain amount of Emergency Welfare Training


for help in the event of a


disaster. Should one or more or


these services appeal the W.R.V.S. would be very glad to welcome new members. The work is very reward­


ing, and can take up as much or as little spare time


as one w i s h e s . ______ _


Howto relieve


t e n s b N E n v m


R. H. JACKSON & SOS N H e y H o u s e F a rm , D ow n liaw


A r e pleased to announce that their Pedigree Attested Herd has passed the Official Blood Test, and has beet registered under the Brucellosis (Accredited Herds) Scheme as an Accredited Herd.


Tests are carried out b y Ministry Veterinary Staff a regular intervals to ensure that the 'heard remains o f Brucellosis.


Milk from this Herd is available m the C L ITH E RO E , CHATBURN and DOWNHAM A R EA S


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with a


difference Within easy reach ol


district arc areas classiii Forests,” yet the title i:


a misnomer as one v have to search diligcntl any large expanse of gr<


timber. Such is not the posiiioi


Delamere Forest in Chesl -rowing trees of various s of age and height spread I selves out over several -4


miles. Local ramblers acousl


to the wind-swept fells < North definitely enjoyed I ling with a difference whd Sunday they visited Dell Forest which is a Crown with full access.


Under the fine lead


from members of a C rambling group, members “A” party of the Rar


m Association (NE Lancs.t I


taken from Frodsham


|| Frodsham Heights along : r walk to Kingsley and the ] the forest to traverse its H log roads and pathways


P, criss-cross the whole foi toiminate their 12 mile:


a at Norley. ; For the “B ” party, I members alighted at


_ mere, a delightful mel K j amidst rich fertile land. E l make a circular walk of ' H through the forest befoH pleting this walk also at lor tea and the waiting c lor home.


l It wasn’t until about oi | short of Notley did these hers come across any I people taking a walk in ! forest. ■ One interesting feature j t hese woodland rambles v .large number of ladybirc i crawling amongst the [vegetation.


The body of a 64-yea


widow was found floatii Coffin Lodge, Primrose


Saturday morning. che was Mrs. Kat


Kifey. of C h a t b u r n Cl!uan°e


inquest on Monda;


r.ast Lancashire Coroner, r purge Graham, record*] S e t that Mis. Riley t own life while the t» i f her mind was disturb. Dr G. B. Lamberty. •onducted a post me


Again throughout thesl .


bles weather had been i l l sunny and brambles err provided a plentiful sup blackberries for all.


Next excursion is to C l and Hawkshead on Octil


, — W A N T ED—I Old and Modern Furrj


We Buy Anything— Wireless Sets. Carptj


Washers. Brass, Copped Ornaments and Antid


We Buv. Sell and ExcJ HOUSE CLEARANC|


J . G L E A V E


103 WHALLEY RO/ CLITHEROE. Tel. 3|


Smart, compact StorJ as you wish. They run r


up heat throughout _


throughout your housl economical way to accr A D D V A L I


Credo . And all leading makil 48 WILSON Holder of Electrician


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