Jlitheroc cemetery regulate I Prices or call and iS|“ J J^


R ONLY ADDRESS ~K & C O .


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■bed 31 years. >vv Other firm or


________________ _ BARON.—Mrs. P - —


A C K N O W l e d g ^ p ^ K A R O N ___\ f , . „


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uw.iprs Association V*. I VurnltBrcwery. ^TiUnfcj ” ®*3f f


ero,: and District m-S?* oiuntion. "i Parson Lane. Clin,,.— tncir I


BLACKBURN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD.


CLITHEROE DISTRICT


FURNISHING DEPARTMENT MOOR LANE


GOACHER.— Mr /nT"Tj Bi iiclley Wish to


sincere thanks to ,n 7 Mcoriicld. Whallcv.


.t iti is of condolence anHPl ltr ““ring their


tributes received durm? !?*■ bereavement


H A RG R E A V E S . -A I , ^ Z r r wishes to thank 4ii “Fwws


the;:- kind m S r ? &* Pathy ancl


tneucis and neighbo^1 ■22 West View. Ciithene '?- « wa.


received during theirlbUle' bereavement.


ne“ sad


HARTLEY. — Mrs *« Hartley and lam fy S “r«


express their sincere t f f i . J° relatives. friends mn 10


lriends and neiehhno tatlves. kind expressions


Vt j- Jt


'


3ft Divan Beds complete ......................... £12 19 6 3ft Divan Beds complete ......................... £13 19 6 4ft 6ins Divan Beds complete .................. £22 0 0 Combination Wardrobe


......................... £24 5 9


Bedside Cabinets from ............................. £ 5 12 6 Bedroom Rugs (Assorted Colours and Prices)


Pillows — 6/6, 11/6, 14/11, £1-2-6, £1-14-9, £2-9-6 ----------0------—


Dining Set “Sapcfc” .......... ................. £45 17 6


Studio Couch ............................................. £22 1 6 Fireside Chairs from ................................. £ 6 19 6 Display Cabinet from .................................. £15 3 6 Bookcases from ......................................... £13 5 6 One High Board (Teak)............................. £54 15 3


--------- 0--------- SIMPSON.— The lamily 01


Rev. Kirkham.the police.fanrlv doctors, and doctors and nurses


n e ig h b o t^W n d ^ p ts ir ? «> special thaSE *


?L(QT n ? Park HosPital fo


their kind attention 12b WliaI ley Mew Road, Langlio


SNOWDEN.— Mrs. Olive Snotvdea and laauly wish to thank all


Joi hind expressions of sym- P‘‘thy and floral tributes ruceivec during their sad bereaveaient. Also the doctor and nuking staff of the Devon- ••shire Road Hospital, and the V ictona Hospital, Blackpool, and U15 Rev. Canon Chirk for their kind ministrations B Ha.ifax Street, Marlon.


fricnds and neighbour* lackpool.


TATTER8ALL.— Miss A. Tatter* .sail oinsercly thanks all rela­


tives. mends and neighbours lor norai tnbutes and expressions <


ji sympathy received in her sudden bereavement; also the lanuly doctor and the police for their kindness and assistance. \i) Stonjgnte Lane. Rochester.


JACKSON.— The family ol the late Mr.-4 E. Jackson wish to thank alt relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy, in their beraavement; also the Rev. K. Brostihurst, Rev. G. C. Citmpbr-i.; and all those who have shown kindness to her during her illness. 78 West View, Clitlicroe.


IN WEMORIAMuA


DAWES.— F^cda Margaret Loved and rememberedv — Dickie and Robin.


W A L L B A N K.— Treasured ies of a dor mother a: i Agnesi disd 7 Septembi


— Frankie tnd Ella.


Would be pur dearest today.


and dear lad (Harry j Aug. 1966. To bo together in the s way


Whalley, Wiswell and Barrow Conservative Association BARBECUE at CLERK HILL, WHALLEY


'By kind permission of Coun. and Mrs. B. Greenwood). SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st. 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.


ALAJN PARKE! Funeral Directo


The Natiqial Association^., Funeral Directors'


Member of


ABBEY HOUSE B CHURCH LANE ,-f1 WHALLEYI


The L/J5T TRIBC— „ ,


arranged frith dignity and.., eficiency.


PERSONAL SERVICE Chapel oflRest availame.


INTERMENT: Or CREMATION TELEPHONE WHALLEY JM' (DAY or NIGHT)


AFTER


Tickets on application from— J. Rawson, Manor House, Whalicy. Tel. 2221 — or — L Ratcliffe, Sydney Avenue, Whalley. Tel. 2524.


BAR — ROULETTE — and BINGO


The Hoddcr Valley Agricultural & Horticultural Society 26th ANNUAL


S H O W SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th


DUCKMIRE FARM, SLAIDBURN Cattle, Sheep, Horticulture, Handicrafts.


Children's and Y.F.C.’s Classes. ADMISSION: Adults 4/-


THE Q A M ^ C SHOW


_ _ _ _ __


: Children 2/- IN THE


INSTITUTE NEWTON


K. J. WHIPP and SONS (Formerly Kay and Jay)


LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE. Tel. 4292 Building, Joinery, Contractors and Suppliers,


PLUMBING—BATHROOM GRANTS carried out by Registered Plumber


NO DEPOSIT H.P. ARRANGED


Business Hours: Dally — 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m


All makes of Plaster, Plaster Boards, Cement, etc.


BUI LDING SUP P L I E S — Advice and Estimates Free —


— WANTED — Old and Modern Furniture NOW OPEN FOR APPOINTMENTS DELIA Ladies Hairstylist


10 WHALLEY ROAD SABDEN


Telephone Padiham 72707 N OW COMMENCING


MODEL RAILWAY EQUIPMENT — SPARES TRANSFORMERS, Etc.


AIRCRAFT KITS — PLASTICINE — CRAYONS BOXES OF CHOCOLATES


★ 20% OFF ALL GOODS *


OAI CM A M*C (MODEL RAILWAY CENTRE) v ^ L C I V I A n 3 4 CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE


Make Your Motoring Cheaper! d e a l d ir e c t w it h t h e w h o l e s a l e r


New TY RE S — REM O U L D S — SI L E N C E R S B R A K E LIN IN vG S & S H O E S — FAN BE L T S Ne w G U A.R A N T E E D 12v. B A TT ER IE S 5 gns. Each 6 volt TRACTOR BATTERIES 19 plate £8-15-0


OIL 10/- Gallon. MULTIGRADE OIL 15/- Gallon.


THE tyr em en Duck Street, Clitheroe Tel. 3790 OPEN A L L DAY SA TU RD A Y


NOEL KING and CO. Keymatic Specialists Washing Machine Repairs Undertaken


Kenwood Chef Repairs All makes ot


Reconditioned Washers and Cleaners


Sales and Workshop


57, Henthorn Road, Githeroe.


Telephone: 2979 “At Your Service” Sir. Frank Pearson, M.P.


will be available for Interview at


CLITHEROE CONSERVATIVE CLUB


from 5-0 to 5-45 p.m. on


Wednesday, September 18th


Your Local Conservative Office is at 14, Mill Street, Padiham. Tel. 71834.


We Buy Anything— Wireless Sets, Carpets,


Washers, Brass, Coppenvarc, Ornaments and Antiques.


We Buy, Sell and Exchange. HOUSE CLEARANCES


J. GLEAVE


103 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE. Tel. 3880


SH1REBURJN


POODLES (Mrs. K. Stubbs)


Edisford Bridge, Waddington


Expert Clipping and Shampooing.


Black Miniature Poodle Dog at Stud.


Quality Poodle Puppies Tel: Clitheroe 3846


KING STREET — WHALLEY READY TO MAKE


UPATRA COURTELLE/WOOL SKIRTS WASHABLE FROM 19/11 per yard.


* LATEST AUTUMN PATTERNS * Telephone 3365


THE BOBBIN SAVE £ £ £


SPECIAL OFFERS POUFFES AND STOOLS


Nest of Tables............................................ £ 4 9 6 Coffee Tables from ..................................... £ 1 19 0 Folding Table Trays £1-3-6 OUR PRICE 17 11


Ali-Ba-Ba Linen Baskets £3-5-6 OUR PRICE £ 2 19 6


Kcrbrider Shoppers £3-5-6 OUR PRICE £ 2 13 6 Special Shoppers ......................................... £ 1 17 11


----------0---------- Start Saving Now Join Onr Christmas Club Tel, 327S CIVIC HALL (GRAND KINEMA) Friday and Saturday at 7-30 p.m TERRY-THOMAS in


DON’T LOOK NOW — WE’RE BEING SHOT AT <U) Fanavision. Technicolor.


MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7 p.m. An ideal adventure for all the family I


BARRIE INGHAM JAMES HAY TER in A CHALLENGE FOR ROBIN HOOD


Technicolor. ALSO


R1NGO AND HIS GOLDEN PISTOL (Metrocolor)


(U)


THURSDAY, FRIDAYand SATURDAY at 7 p.m. In the EAST and the WEST —


SYDNEY JAMES CHARLES HAWTREY


KENNETH WILLIAMS JOAN SIM S


CARRY ON CLEO (Eastman Colour)


CARRY ON COWBOY (Eastman Colour)


KEEP DRAMA FESTIVAL WEEK OPEN — OCTOBER 28th to NOVEMBER 2nd


FOR


Efficiency and Courtesy V IS IT THE SALON OF


F. E. Brotherton


Whose staff hold City and Guilds and other Diplomas lor Cutting, Permanent Waving and Hair Colouring.


5 KING STREET, CLITHEROE Tel. 3288 CLOSED — September 16th, 17fh and 18th MININSTRY OF SOCIAL SECURITY


Ciitheroc Local Office From


11th September, 1968 the office at


31A, LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE WILL BE OPEN FOR CALLERS ONLY


Monday to Friday: 10-00 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. 1-30 p.m. to 4-00 p.m.


All claims to Benefits and correspondence should be sent to:


Ministry of Social Security, Melbourne House, Melbourne Street, Accrington.


Telephone: Accrington 35341. There’s a Carry On! SUNDAY, SEPT. 15th


DOT EDWARDS (Versatile) with


BRIAN ON THE ORGAN Edisford Kennels POODLE


CLIPPING


Stripping and Trimming all Breeds


Boarding for Dogs and Cats


Collection Service


Tel: Clitheroe 2129 CYRIL


HOOLEY


Ex-Hoover Service Engineer


57 WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE Phone: 2023


Repairs and Service


of HOOVER Appliances


Clitheroe Branch Women’s Conservative and Unionist Association.


THE FIRST MEETING on September 19th


in the Conservative Club


Coffee Evening AND


Bring and Buy


Illustrated Talk (colour slides) “Underground Trip of Caves”


by Mr. L. Woodcock (Barnoldswick) at 7-30 p.m.


Admission—1/6


CLITHEROE BRITISH LEGION BRANCH


Weekly Double £15 15 2


Weekly Treble £25 15 13 2


Prices of admisson: Circle: Adult 4/9, Child 3/-. Stalls: 3/9 and 3/3. Child 2/6.


THE MARKET CAFE


(Props.: G. and K. Towers) Tel: Clitheroe 4117 (Except Wednesday)


Morning Coffee Afternoon Teas Luncheons 11-30 a.m. to 2-00 p.ra.


WORKERS LUNCHEON 4 /6 Monday, Thursday and Friday


Reduced Price for O.A.P. every Monday. | iiMiiiniiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiililiilillllliiillllllllllllliiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiH


5 Get in the Height of Fashion =


Visit = Ann’s Hair Boutique 1 4, York Street, Clithcroc, Tel 3353


E 5fou will be overawed by Che supreme = service, extreme quality, selection and = galaxy of styles created by new =


enthusiastic staff.


= =


| j Permanent Waving at reduced prices. =


t r y OUR NEW REVLON SNAPPY SET Tea and coffee served free


FOR a long la st in g s t y l e Hilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli


All Evening Classes held in the Ciitheroc Royal 'Grammar School, York Street.


CLITHEROE W.E.A. BRANCH PROGRAMME OF CLASSES FOR 1968-69


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd at 7-30 p.m. 20-24 meetings


ORDER AND ANARCHY IN WORLD AFFAIRS Tlie prevalence of conflict in modern society has been accounted for by many factors. Countless attempts have been made to restrain this violence, yet there have been no less than 40 wars since 1945. This course will examine


present day international relations and the prospect for war and peace in the 1970's. Tutor: J. D. ARMSTRONG, B.Sc.


TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th at 7-30 p.m. 20-24 meetings


STUDYING YOUR COMMUNITY A Year in the Life of Clitheroe.


An experimental study course to examine the life and development of Clitheroe. It is hoped to review a wide spec­ trum of community structure which might include popula­ tion growth, economic prosperity, political expression, edu­ cational resources, religious life or leisure needs. Tutor: B. L. G. LUCKHAM, B.Sc.


TUESDAY/ SEPTEMBER 24th at 7-30 pun. 20-24 meetings INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY


What is Philosophy? Is it the distilled wisdom of the Ages, or just organised piffle? The philosopher is always asking questions, never taking anything for granted. This course


will pose many questions, even if it does not provide all the answers.


Tutor: A. J. LONG, M.A.


WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25th at 7-30 pjn. LOCAL HISTORY


Local Life Through the Ages.


Local,history is the story of the people who have lived in the district before us. Each age has left its mark on the landscape, remains of prehistoric tools, burials, Roman forts ruined castles, and abbeys, early churches and manor houses. The growth of markets and towns, illustrated bv maps, colour slides and documents.


3 Tutor: Mrs. MARY B R IG G THURSDAY, SEPT. 26th at 7-30 p.m. 20-24 meetings LITERATURE OF THE NINETEEN FORTIES


Tills period produced some of the most important works in modern literature, although most were written by then un­ fashionable foreign writers. Novels by Beckett, Sartre Brecht, Camus, and Arthur Miller. Poems by Dylan Thomas’ Keith Douglas and T. S. Elliot.


'


Plays seen in theatre or on T.V. will be discussed. Tutor: K. M. SAGAR, MJV., PhD.


POETRY MATTERS


An informal course of 10 morning meetings for housewives commencing Tuesday, October 1st at 10-30 a.m. at the tutor's home, 3jS Balmoral Avenue, Clitheroe.


Poetry is the highest form of utterance main knows; The poet keeps language alive; He is more alive in his own age. Tins course will take the form of readings and discussions of a wide variety of poems from all periods. There will be opportunity to discuss poems chosen :by students. Tutor: Dr. K E ITH SAGAR.


Fees: 20-24 meetings: 30/-; 10 meetings 15/-'. Pensioners: 10/- for 1 class; 15/- for 2 classes.


Students attending two classes pay half'for second cip.« Anyone wishing to make trial visits are Invited to do so.


Branch programmes from the Public Library.


T T all began m 1786. Imagine a hot > summer afternoon A in Turin. Close , to the Italian stock exchange Antonio Carpano’s drinking house was' filled'with stockbrokers, relaxing after'the! day^frading.


> . In those days iti was- the customer who specified the


amount of bitters ^in hls vermouth — ’usually one ortwo points. On this,particular day the stock exchange had closed l i points down, and so one of the customers ironically ordered “Punt e-Mes”, 'o r one and a half bitters. When the. laughter died away, the ■ drink was tasted and found to .be excellent.* '1 • 1


Consequently, Carpano’s became famoils for “Punt e Mes’’, and Antonio'shrewdly developed his drink and


distributed it throughout Italy.: It has been the most popular drink there tever -since.


20-24 meetings SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th JOE BILLINGTON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th BINGO 8 o’clock start


Double (won) 24 26


£30 this week 4 Jackpots Treble (not won)’ ‘ ’


17. 15 18 ' £50 this week


(XITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE


TEL. 3585 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th GRETA DUNN DRIVING SCHOOL CAM PBELL


CAR AND MOTOR CYCLE DRIVERS ASSOCIATION SILVER STAR


EXPERT TUITION FOR M.O.T. OR ADVANCED DRIVING TESTS By holder ot


BLACKBURN AREA ROAD SAFETY ASSOCIATION GOLD STAR


PUPILS PICKED UP AND RETURNED HOME RING WHALLEY 3353


MONDAY to FRIDAY at 6-40 p.m. SATURDAY Continuous from 5 p.m. (L.C.P. 6-40 p.m.)


UP Pi-pS THE PiRATE y » . in v ito M O sfcftffa rio u sJu u tH lU M f


lu s fa y l i j f ^ vwrMsNarfc <


3&CMBEflRlSS Ghostt


■ ■AMiaiAae


USTINOV JONES PLESHETTE TECHNICOLOR


SUZANNE


* iwwAvrasNSYNOKJcnoM w ALSO


OLD YELLER < U) OUR OWN GROWN TOMATOES and SALADS PICKED FRESH DAILY


also Fruit and Vegetables, Cut Flowers, Pot Plants All floral tributes made on our premises.


Garden peat and farm yard manure in bags. A large selection of Garden Ornaments, Rustic Poles, etc.


BARKERS, PRIMROSE NURSERIES Tel. Clitheroe 3521


Also Clitheroe Market


For that SPECIAL OCCASION we specialise in


UPSWEPT STYLES Colouring and Conditioning.


Make an appointment now to look your loveliest . . .


J e a a SUvt&vt Closed Tuesday, Sept. 17th.


72 WHALLEY ROAD - CLITHEROE „


Telephone: 2697 ’ *-.A ; BULBS Daffodil


Tulip Bluebell


Crocus Snowdrop


NOW IN STOCK


4 THEO'S and 7 YORK STREET. CLITHEROE. Tel. 2688


Tel.: 2324 (editorial) Tel.: 2323 (advertising)


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