IIr i a l s n l y


vheroe cemetery regulation* Iices or call and inspect ■I .. _ Telephone 2164. and CO, a d d r e s s B LA C K BU RN ROAD.


other firm or individual. A C K N O W L E D G M EN T S


B EN N E T T—Mr. and Mrs. Walt.. “M neighbours, to.'


Bennett and Mrs. Harry Bennm wisli to thank all relative^


sorrow. Also thanking the Her K Broadhurst, for his kins'


p their kind expressions ol svm | JAC KSON .


reathy and floral tribute^ 17 Parson Lane. Clitheroe.


ceived during ther time of ministrations.


fam — Mr. Jackson and sions of sympathy and florai


LUND.


12 Corporation Street, Clitheroe. fa —Mrs. M. Lund anil


pbell for their kindness’ 11


riends for their kind exnrS' tributes received in thei‘. a bereavement; also the doctor Camr. Wrigley and the Rev j c'


f ily sincerely thank a“ Mnd staff of Clitheroe Hosnitai


p lor their expressions of symi f d bereavement; also the


amily doctor and the Rev K t Hendry, for their kind minis­


saathy and kindness during thei- 118rations. Pimlico Road. Clitheroe


mily wish to thank all rela- tives. friends and neighbours


P A T E F IE LD .—The relatives of the late Phoebe Patefleld wish


members of Trinity Methodist SA L TH O U S E . — Mrs. Salthouse


rrow; also the Rev. J. Good- PYM.—The sisters and brother eived in their bereavement;


oout's for their kind expressions soceived during their time of


b to thank ail friends and neigh- ref sympathy and floral tributes


hall. 15 Grccnlicld Avenue, Cliatburn.


wish to thank everyone for p their kind expressions of sym­ also the Rev. N. D. Walton, and


Church, for their kindness. 41 Edisford Road. Clitheroe.


s and family wish to express their fincere thanks to all rlatives.


nd floral tributes received dur­ specal thanks to Father Tierney, Barker, Nellie and Peter, doctor. Mr. Wilkinson and the


kriends and neighbours for ing their sad bereavement; also


aind expressions of sympathy Mr. and Mrs. Pirt, Mr. Harry


Police, for their bind atten­ 7tion. Church Lane, Whalley.


S L IN G E R .—The family of the late Mary Jane Slinger wish to


ataff of Queen's Park Hospital, t nd Canon A. Hodgson, for


during their sad bereavement. SM ITH .


Richard and Sheila, the family


n thank all relatives, friends and deighbours, the family doctors,


sistrict nurses, the nurses and heir kindness, letters and


of the late Miss Hannah Pym cathy and floral tributes re­


C H A M B E R O F T R A D E C H R I S T M A S


WINDOW COMPETITION


Y O U c a n w in a p riz e . A s k y o u r sh o p k e e p e r f o r a n e n try fo rm .


T e l.: 2 3 2 4 (e d ito ria l) T e l.: 2 3 2 3 (a d v e rtis in g ) N o . 4 3 0 3


C lith e ro e A d v ertiser 1 imps


JL V 1 JL


CLITHEROE FIRMS REVEAL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY PLANS


24 hours to eight days


C lith e ro e firm s w ill b e o p e ra tin g w id e ly d iffe rin g C h ris tm a s h o lid a y s th is y e a r. ’At one c om p a n y th e r e will b e a b r e a k in p ro d u c tio n o f o n ly 2 4 h o u rs , b u t a n o th e r


Hugh and High


plans to c lo se o n C h ris tm a s E v e a n d re -o p e n o n J a n u a r y 2. ------------------------------------------- M r. G . C . M cK in la y , w o rk s m a n a g e r in C lith e ro e o f Im p e r ia l C h em ic a l In d u s trie s , sa id w o rk th e re w o u ld c e a se o n ly o n C h ris tm a s D a y . “O u r e x p o r t o rd e rs a n d g e n e ra l d em a n d fo r o u r p ro ­


A p a rty o f n in e C lith e ro e


G ram m a r S c h o o l ‘T r am p s ,’ and M r. B. B o a rdm a n travelled to A isg ill, v ia S e ttle


on S a tu rd ay . a The party left the warmth


cards of condolence and beauti­ ful floral tributes received


telatives and neighbours for kympathy in her great loss. The auring Tom's period in hospital 6 mfort to her.


rhank most sincerely all friends, sheir kindness and messages of dindness of their many friends cond at home has been a great


13. Milthorne Avenue, Clitheroe. t —Mrs. Smith wishes to


WHITEHEAD.—Mrs. A. White- t head Sheila and Jim. wish to kineighbours for willing help, aheir time of anxiety and grief


nd for floral tributes. Also the family doctors, district nurses,


0 Branch Road, Waddington. nhank all relatives, friends and


feet mountain the mist descen­ ded. but the party was not perturbed. With map and com­ pass they forged on t° the summit. Here, they paused as is the custom, but only briefly, lor who wants to sit around on the coldest, most exposed part of the walk, looking into an impenetrable blanket of mist?


time arrived at a pilu of stones. mWas tills the summit? No. It


rty set off and in a short e summit.


About half way up this 2,250 worindleton, said the works a uld shut down for five days,


ards Hugh Seat.


atnti comfort of their minibus the Hell Gill Brook and followed West line of the border between Rid morland and the North b ing of Yorkshire for a mile, towefore striking off north-east


he Christmas period. T Their works manager, Mr.


wom Broadley, said production Could stop at lunchtime on fohristmas Eve and restart the


GA spokesman for Trutex Ltd.. ps had happened during the byf all will be those employed


Luckiest


t hey will be paid in full for eheir Christmas holiday which


and P Jacobs Ltl., which is T COurtaulds company.


S The second summit, High mcat, was some one-and-half pailes to the north, and so the


ust be further on. So they c tramped to the next pile of


t dness and sympathy during doctors and nursing staff of


thlones which, was, by definition Snow


Ward 4, Blackburn Royal lrinr- a mary; doctors, matron, sister a iitheroe Hospital for bind S.ev. E. Matliieson, London, Tay Reparation, S.E.l. the Rev. T. J al'.am, Briercliffc. and the Ret.


Friends of St. Catherines vCl^ Cths . Blspirltua °r J S S S g


Mothers Un'.onand A l - V ^opLodgo


MeSsnsfl A. Webster & Sons, Ltd. 2. Old Back Lane, WiswelU Blackburn.


IN M E M O R IA M


i p _precious m#n> r dear husband and


ry) died 1 December


he days we shared and memories last


s,ed along life's ^ ; risedale Avenue,


G loving wife Jennie Graham. Keith and


•.—in loving mem-


1 leaves the years s of you will never band and family


0 wife mother and died 29 Novem-


ng memory of » mother, who died


964. she bore her r .


re but all m vain: w what was the


n Stephen.


:>me and gave her iloving husband


C This


LADIES OUTFITTERS E V E N IN G B LO U S E S


tomfort and d to o u t


trs brin* we eb'11' e all floral


eden. employees and *oimer


mployees and executives © —


Cnd nursing staff Ward A. Rttention and sympathy, the ofE.l, and Religious of Convent H lor. Clitheroe. the Rev. P. Council.. Cayton. wardens.. Church


s They were now above the snow line and it did in fact Mi art to snow. The descent by


warding and not too arduous l On reaching the valley and


allerstang Edge proved re­ partyeaving the mist behind, the tame down from the top. On wef miles to the minibus, the


ing Stone Edge, so named for c the hundreds of stones which hhe top of the peaks was a


had a good view of Hang­


orse! o On walking the final couple


t ather changed yet again, Jxtends from Christmas Eve to anuary 2.


Ex-CID man talks to club


ast three years. o Perhaps the luckiest workers a the newly-opened firm of J.


however, will- be out of t operation for five days during


th is w e ek . Atkinsons of Clitheroe Ltd.,


aaid only for Christmas Day t nd Boxing Day. The rest of


llowing Monday. p Bat the employees will be he holiday will be unpaid.


Mayor


appeals for your help


I t is n ow m y p riv ile g e to


m a k e th e C h r i s t m a s A p p e a l fo r th e M a y o r ’s W e lfa re F u n d , from w h ic h o v e r a lo n g p e rio d som e c om fo r t a n d jo y h a s b e en g iv en to th o se w h o c a n n o t


e n jo y C h ris tm a s to th e full. h I refer to those who are in


m em b e rs o f C lith e ro e Y o u n g F a n n e r s C lu b m e t in th e R o y a l G r am m a r S ch o o l to h e a r a ta lk b y M r . H a y n e s ,


O n W e d n e sd a y w e ek ,


a re tire d C ID officer. s He had spent all his active


t ospital and welfare homes, ahe elderly and the lonely, vnd those children who. for welarious reasons, although p l cared for, are deprived of


W ith 1 ,800 p a tie n ts a n d


8 0 0 sta ff Ito fe e d , th e jo b o f m a k in g C h ris tm a s c a k e s a n d p u d d in g s a t C a ld e r-


sto n e s H o s p ita l, W h a tley , is o b v io u sly a m a jo r ta sk . N o f ew e r Shan 8 0 0 eggs,


arental affection. a It is perhaps not always


3 0 0 fb s . o f flo u r a n d 200 lb s o f s u g a r a rc am o n g th e in g re d ie n ts u s e d e a c h y e a r to p ro v id e th e C h ris tm a s fa re .


ppreciated that there are t calls on the Fund throughout


oervice in Preston and he spoke f f his experiences as an officer grom before the war. He also aave a good account of police Policctivities and the work they do.


bhis time to rain. So the mini­ w During the business meeting it aus became a place of flailing


ry clothes they had brought with them.


idge, 5 9 . ___________


ihe year from some who are wave a large wage packet, or


n need of special help. h No matter whether you


articular appeal?


his main topics. l A short question time fol­ s given by H a r r y Whitwell,


e photography was one of owed and a vote of ^anfc® v’as


inims and legs as nine steam­ Found of the Lancashire Young d g boys took advantage of the


econded by John Smithson. r as reported that in the third


D. Johnson. r ere Clitheroe ‘B’, 46, Long­


t armers Senior Quiz competi­ bion, Clitheroe ‘B’ had been weaten by Longridge. The scores


I In administering the Fund t have the help of a Commit­ wee who are in close touch e ith local conditions and sverything possible is done to overloee that no one in need is


Gift


his appeal. wThe cost of gifts this year


hristmas


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W in d ow . P a g e 4— A W om a n ’;


V iew , F a s h i o n a n d W om e n ’s In s titu te N o te s .


R o u n d a n d A b o u t; D is tric t J o ttin g s .


P a g e 5—N ew s, P ic tu re s . P a g e 6—C o u n try D ia ry ;


A u c tio n M a r t re p o rts . P a g e 8—L o o k in g a t I n ­


P a g e 7— N ew s; P ic tu re s ;


d u stry ; P riz e C ro s sw o rd . P a g e 9— R e a d e rs ’ L e t­


te rs.


p a r t tw o o f a C lith e ro e b u sin e ssm a n ’s d e s c rip tio n of a n A fric a n h o lid a y . P a g e 11— U s e d c a r s fo r sa le ; C lassified A d v e rtis e ­


P a g e 10— O n .S a f a r i, . .


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TELEPHONE: 2681 „ j u r i ' ; ■ . * „ •+ JT ' ? T! t * r e n „ 1


1 Practical an d Glamorous %


y I have given service for 25 oldears to the young and the t , so you will understand the extent of my interest in


ked.


s hether you have just left ychool and started to earn t our living, wouldn’t you like po be associated with this


in g re d ie n ts a lso in c lu d e s 128 lb s o f ra is in s , 170 lb s o f su lta n a s , 164 lb s o f c u r­ r a n ts , 7 2 lb s . o f m ix e d p e e l, 5 4 lb s o f s y ru p , 4 lb s o f m ix e d sp ic e , 5 2 lb s o f a p p le s, 5 6 lb s o f m a rg e rin e , 1 2 lb s o f g ro u n d a lm o n d s , 110 lem o n s a n d 110 o ra n g e s .


T h e s ta g g e rin g to ta l o f


of anyone to whom a small gift would mean a great deal, please do not hesitate to let me know, because I would not overloo like to think that anyone was


oked, but if you know


s ill be greater than formerly: qo that to meet probable re­


T ceived by the Borough Creasurer, Church Street. a litheroe, who willingly acts as Treasurer of the Fund; or wt any of the local Banks t ho kindly co-operate; ot phey can be sent to me


reD Banksonations will be gratefully upport this year.


ersonally. acAll contributions will be


c knowledged through the aourtesy of The Advertiser


joy that your donations can f bring to so many of your less


nd Times. Please share with me the


gortunate Clitheronians by can.


iving as generously as you mThe Mayoress joins with


He in wishing you a, Very p appy Christmas and a Pros­


erous New Year. S. F. Hardman, Mayor.


in g o ffice r, IMr. D a v id S c o tt, a d d s a little se c re t in g re d ie n t, w h ile k itc h e n su p e rin te n d e n t J c s e p h S y k e s, le f t, a n d c o o k E rn e s t H a r r is s tir th e m ix ­


I n th e p ic tu r e th e c a te r­ tu r e .


Players choose great comedy


F o llow in g th e ir r e c e n t su ccess in th e D r am a F e stiv a l,


th e C lith e ro e P la y e rs u n d e r th e ir, p ro d u c e r, G r e ta W ilk in ­ so n , a re g o in g f u l l's t e am a h e a d w ith th e c la ssic a l L a n c a ­


sh ire com e d y , “H o b s o n ’s C h o ic e ” b y H a ro ld B rig h o u se . I t ... .


Youth club pantomime


YClitheroe Catholic Church inouth Club are now rehears­ " g their pantomime revival,


p The pantomime is being aroduced by Mi’. E. Cambien


s the goon. ast. .


bnd the dancing supervised che youth club are in the


c uests for assistance, more Montributions will be needed. e any of you have given gen­ hrously in the past, and I aave confidence you will wgain do so. May I ask those p ho have perhaps overlooked srevious appeals to give


WEATHER MEN’S BALLOON LANDS IN CLITHEROE


S u n d a y a fte rn o o n in C lith e ro e w a s in te r ru p te d -b y th e a p p e a ra n c e o f a m y ste rio u s fly in g o b je c t people


bject and thought that H was S u d d e n ly ,tfe ll fromrthe sky


o Several spotted the


and landed in the backyard of G. Calverley and Sons, joiners


and funeral directors. wMr Tom Hincks, a director,


b as in tlie firm’s office in Chat- eleased about 1-30 a.m.


day. wThe address on the postcard


um Road, when he heaid a


U Outside the workshop he found a strange object on the


s^Mr Hincks found that it con­ pisted of a torn baUoonanda f arachute with ropes about 60 aeet long. Underneath there was


hat it was the property of the Meteorological Office, and a t reward of 10s, might be awarded


ng instruments. t A label on the apparatus said


grey cylinder, measuring 10 by i five inches, attached to record­


o the finder, if certain details p were filled in on the accom­ nd posted the apparatus that


anying postcard. a Mr Hincks filled in the form


dr © ir is a n d B o y § B IC Y C L E S , T R IC Y C L E S , S C O O T E R S , P E D A L


’


C A R S , G O C A R T S , W H E E L B A R R O W S , G A R A G E S , D E SK S , B L A C K B O A R D S , S EW IN G M A C H IN E S , S C A L E X T R IC , D I N K Y A N D M A T C H B O X T O Y S , R O C K IN G H O R S E S , B A B Y W A L K E R S , R O L L E R S K A T E S , M IC R O ­ SC O P E S , D O tL S , D O L L S P R A M S , L E G O B U IL D IN G , M E C C A N O 'S E T S r ^


rn Road, Bracknell, Berkshire. t The date on the card showed


y Mrs. F. Sherliker. t More than 40 members of


Mother Goose". t The leading roles are to be


jaken by Michael O’Hagen, M-iU Schofield. Geraldine a etcalf and Michael Swales


Civicwill be produced in the M Hall from March 5 to


. . . .


arch 8, 1969. reThere has been a great


t the Apollo, London, in 1916. h J. W. Marriott, the critic,


edgrave and Prank Finlay. i It was originally produced


novel’ has ever done. C a s t


d u c ts a r e ru n n in g a t a h ig h lev e l. C o n se q u e n tly , it is n e c e ss a ry to k e e p th e fa c to ry in fu ll p ro d u c tio n ,” h e sa id


'M J L H I k - J D E C EM B E R 6 , 1968


PENDLE BOMB SQUAD STILL FIND MISSILES


I Furniture firm figures in take-over


fo r u n e x p lo d e d missiles. T h is w e e k t h e y u n c o v e re d a b o u t 100 m o re .


B om b d isp o sa l e x p e rts a re still s e a rc h in g P e n d le H ill I moke bombs, although a t'vo-


inch mortar has been dis­ (icovered. There are 24 men in the


| B OW K E R B ro s. (C iith e ro e ) L td ., m a k e rs o f fre e ­ sta n d in g k itc h e n fu rn i­ tu re , h a s b e en a c q u ire d fo r £ 2 7 5 ,0 0 0 b y A s so c ia ­ te d P ia n o , o n e o f th e c om p a n ie s r u n b y in d u s ­ tria lis t :M r. B e r n a r d


ng tlie squad, said most of the s bombs found so far have been


RSgt. 'William Ahem, of the i oyal Engineers, who Is lead­


The Rev. J. K. Lynch


team although Sgt. Ahern is the only soldier among them. l The sergeant said the bombs


r Itectors.n the systematic search, ' opes mark off lanes, six feet


| . O w en . But there will be no dramatic t changes in the running of irector, yesterday.


| “The takeover basically indi­ cates the efficiency and gen­ peral well-being of: the com­


Rhe fiwn, said Mr.: Peter dobinson Ireland, managing


“ erger.


We are in a very competitive market, and joining a bigger a group will bring all sorts of


bany. We' feel that nothing mut good can come of this


dvantages,” lie added. O p t i o n


Mi’. Ireland, who lives in Blackburn, said he would be d staying on as managing


woirector, and the company h uld continue to run as it J ad for the past few years.


b 125,000 in cash and the oalance at the purchaser’s Boption in cash or shares.


ohn Heffernan, our C ity Editor, writes that the pur­ £chase is on the basis of


wkers have forecast profits f of “not less than £60,000” ssets acquired amount to


p vival of this 1880 .period play, Mr.ings is obviously a good deal, t robably owing to the fact that the National Theatre had it in rheir repertory recently, star­


For Associated Piano to ac­ quire a company at little more than four times earn­


£ 120,000.


Ring Joan Plowright, Michael S ad been as low as Is 7d. an the United' States and' then t as said that Brighouse, with


the racy dialogue and exhibi­ “ion of local manners in tHobson’s Choice,” has told hhe truth about Lancashire as be saw it and has succeeded in merica and London as no


Mr. Owen has negotiations for a two other acquisitions at an


Major Aringing Lancashire home to I Exchange.


amThere are several new faces k ong the experienced and well Bnown cast: Henry Hobson, Carnard Wood: Maggie, Sheila Fottam; W illy Mossop


-uliiucue, Christine Cook; Vicky, i College, was in the Cambridge Rachel Hodgins; Jim Heeler, I university team which beat Timimoththy,. I


Areddy Deanstock, John Neal; Leslie Moorhouse;


v,ii K>ujic T.05IIR Mnnvhouse:


F osser, Norman Dinsdaie; CJ, A. Lewis, formerly of Prrederick Mercer; Albert


Dennis Briggs; Mrs. Hepworith, although new to Clitheroe is


opular with local audiences. mbley this week. [ litheroe Royal Grammar


May Barton and Peri Chatbum. Wein the University match at I a Leslie Moorhouse, of Sabden, r well known Lancashire dialect


School, and now of Queen’s ky three goals to one


e as Simpson Buildings. West­ B ichael Scott-Coomber, a t the rhat the apparatus had been


feciter. He took the dialect cup I Mrom Clitheroe’s own winner, I


ago.lackburn Festival two years | p The play should .


obvious that the company is going to. grow to be one of major interest to the Stock


dvanced stage and it is


Mr. Owen-s main company is British Steel Constructions,


Local player


which controls a wide range of companies including the


Barry and Staines flooring group.


ince then, the share price has shot up and. is currently 15s.


t Owen omy. acquired con­ Jrol of Associated Piano in auly. His offer .was 6s. a. share hnd prior to that, the shares


nor the year to January 31 aext, and the net tangible


he missile.'


were usually about six to 12 inches below the surface. They de are found by using mine


| ors walk until a bomb is found.When one is discovered, an-


pl“I think about 14 high ex­ Sppointment in Church last bis family had been in Chat­ aurn during the past two-and


Dangerous


t osive bombs were found by vhe team before us. Those are


police.”ave it where it is and tell the i The team, which was work­


ery dangerous. o “If anyone finds any bomb


lef any description, they should' cng in Northumberland before


aoming to Pendle. has cleared' tbout 20 acres of the hillside in


icar of Fadiham in January. a Mr. Lynch anmounced his hunday. He said that he and


-half years. wHe added that he was leaving


hree weeks. a They are staying in hotels-


r. Lynch, who comes from t Anglesey, studied theology at


M challenging one.


f ith mixed feelings, but he aelt that the new post would be


nd boarding houses in Clifch- erce.Most of the men come from the Scarborough area, but the squad’s headquarters is at Felixstowe in Suffolk. c They expect the search to


hree weeks.


Nurses pass examination


have been successful in passing the Final State Examination in General Nursing of the General Nursing Council for England and Wales. P Royal Infirmary. Blackburn:


The following student nurses


ers.eter Bennison, Ann Carruth- Cra Madeline Cowell, Jennifer T wsliaw, Ruth Crook (nee


Dewhurst, Marion EXton, Jean Falconer (nee Parker), Alison Foster (nee Duxbury), Janet J Howie, Presram Isram, Barbara


ootle), Sheila Daley, Kathleen


gones (nee Ashton), Mary Mar­ Paret Noone, Una W a lsh


surn: Renee Alien Knee Parkin­ tties1 a t Roefleld. His duties are Eon), Susan Eliz. Bell, Christine


auline Wynn. b Queen's Park Hospital, Black­


heresa Eileen Harrison, Mailyn Hooper.


'■ M FOR THE Pm SEM T . . .


IR O N S K E T T L E S T O A S T E R S B L A N K E T S F IR E S


C O N V E C T O R S


F O O D M IX E R S F A N H E A T E R S SH A V E R S H O O V E R ' P R O D U C T S


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ohe University of Wales. He was hrdained at St. Leonard’s, Padi-


t ontinue for at least another


a So many youths and teen­ l gers have been using the new­


Age limit on new swings


imit has been imposed. y The parish council decided


y erected swings at Green Park, l Whalley, that a maximum age


sesterday week that no-one over seven should be allowed on the 1mall swings, and no-one over


2 on the larger ones. h Mr. J, S. R. Shaw said that


t e had seen as many as three seenage youths standing in one Mmall swing, and Coun. Mrs. “Aary Troop commented;


been appointed for the Town Council's recreational facili­


A Caretaker part-time caretaker has


Towen, Marilyn Ann Gibson, fooms and' toilets, marking the Bllz. Botterill, Thelma Patricia


ro include cleaning the dressing iootball pitches, and supervis­


ng the activities which take place.


“I


playing football.” t Notices are to be erected on


t that age they should be the swings, and the police are


o be asked- to.enforce the rule. J


am in 1961. ScHe taught at a Burnley aster of a school in Cheshire.


a hool before going to Paddham mnd at one time, was the head­


wide and 100 yards long down t which the men with the detec­


I other man has to dig round t the area and carefully extricate


Chatburn loses its vicar


r ■ 1 a


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TAILORS and. OUTFITTERS . 1


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v ic a r o f C h a tb u rn a n d D io ­ c e s a n A s s is ta n t D ire c to r o f R e lig io u s E d u c a tio n , _ h a s b e e n a p p o in te d c h a p la in o f W h ittin g h am H o s p ita l.


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c He succeeds the Rev. Leonard Vragg who is to be inducted


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