Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, Friday November 22, J96S 3 I PAGE FOB W


M e th o d is t Cln,r; SUNDAY,


T r in ity


Rev. Norman D. Wallon 6-00 p.m. (RJun Golding


NOVEMBER 2411, 10-30 a.m.


ishton)


MANOR GOSPEL HALL ' Milthorne Avenue, Clithcroe


SUNDAY, NOV. 24th Gospel Service 6-30 pm


WEDNESDAY, NOV. ->7,|, Ladies Bright Hour 2-45 p.m.


Mr. R. paui (Blackburn)


GENERAL MEETING


CONG R EG AT 10 N A iTcHAPEL NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND


THE VILLAGE INSTITUTE M Opener:


Saturday, 30th November at 3-30 p.m. in


CHRISTMAS FAIR


RS. I. DAVIES (Clithero? i


Whist & Domino Drive In the Evening at 8 p.m.


ADMISSION 4'- Including Supper


IRISH CHURCH pRN OF


2HAEL TURNBULL Archbishop of Yorki


MISSION”


)VEMBER 24th |30 p.m.


I IAS FAIR ■Kiddies to meet


ber 30tli at 2-30 p.m. ^opened by


IOOL WHALLEY \ S T E R ★


)N, Esq. of Clitheroc CAKES and NOVELTIES


in his Wonderland Grotto Teas and Refreshments


Grindlcton C.E. School


Also BRING & BUY at 7-0 p.m.


jumble Sale


TONIGHT FRIDAY (NOVEMBER 22nd)


Admission — 3d. Refreshments


! Christian Fellowship will meet


jm o r row , Saturday


j at MANOR HALL hristian Aid Film


at, 7-30 p.m.


ff Henthom Road) when the


IEACHING OUT” will be shown.


ERYONE welcome %\)t £to*& 3fnn


Free House. EA S T MARTON.


Tel Earby 3485.


mounting u to our wc now rcasonob.e


charcoal! 3485.


CLITHEROE BRITISH l e g io n b ra n ch


Weekly Double £ « 4


17 Weekly Treble 16 15 25


SOCIAL CLUB TEL. 3585


In OVEMBER 23rd [oVEMBER 24th KAY In OVEMBER 28Ih


GREY GO


4 JackP0*8


Treble (not won) S ’*


£50tliis_week. 29 :


h An Austrian evening was Meld a week yesterday in the l ethodist schoolroom, Whal- fev, and £6 12s. was raised for the church centenary


Austrian evening


phe room was decorated with Auuide Company, dressed in


ictures and maps of Austria. GMembers or the Methodist


( lie slides were of their holi- fiavs in Austria over the past nour years and they Included uianv of the various locations Ssed in making the film “The


wtrudel and coffee, and they gere followed by a slide show Miven by Miss Chaddock and Tiss Davies.


Tlie Sound of Music." sRefreshments included apfel


ound of Music.” *LOW MOOR CLUB


The Home of the Stars


BINGO—Thursday and Saturday in the Lounge


SUNDAY, November 24th BRIAN on the Organ


FREE and EASY with BRIAN on the Organ


FRIDAY


FRANK MAYFIELD WITH


" display, and sang excerpts from fanuary 26, it will have been a o The setback is not the fault


strian style, gave a dancing


b Tlic new date is significant Jecause on tile following day,


ull year since the Church was closed for renovations.


df any particular person but is s ue to the revealing of other


ut.


twThese included a gap between J ony will be conducted by Mr. w o inner walls and outer walls v. C. Blake, of St. Annes, the


Plaster


hich had to be tied up. r After these defects had been


Mepaired it was found that the o anchester firm engaged to wverhaul and repair the organ a as unable to come because of


nother engagement. t But the three week wait for


rying of the new plaster. t Certain fittings which have


taken longer to obtain than was CHRIST CHURCH - CHATBURN SATURDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, 1968 SALE OF WORK


To be opened at 2-0 p.m. in the School Hall by LADY PEARSON of Gressingham Hall


Chairman: COL. G. N. ROBINSON, T.D., D.L. A variety of Stalls, etc.


British Legion—Hodder Valley


Social Evening at Hark-to-Bounty Hotel, Slaidburn.


Doors open 1-30 p.m. G R A N D


Wednesday, November 27th at 8-0 p.m.


WHIST & DOMINOES ADMISSION 5/6


— Teas. ADMISSION 6d.


Rimington Memorial Institute Management Committee


Christmas WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 30th


at 7-45 prompt Admission


(including refreshments) Adults 4/- Children 2/-


AU prizes to be Christmas Fare.


ASSHETON ARMS DOWNHAM


A c o u n try p u b o f c h a rm a n d character n ow u n d e r


NEW MANAGEMENT


DINING OUT +I lb. English T-bone Steak and Veg.............. 19/6 eef Steak and Kidney Pie and Veg.............. 10/6


1 Chicken Barbecued and Veg.......................... 11/6 B lb. English Sirloin Steak and Veg.............. 14/6


WINING — A new idea in Wine Lists with very reasonable prices.


IN THE BAR — A selection of Six Draught Beers. Large Schooner of Sherry from the wood ... 3/3 House Whiskey, Gin ................................ 5/- doubles BAR LUNCH Monday—Friday ......... Sandwiches, Snacks always available.


4/6 COME ON SUNDAYS


Three-course Luncheon and Coffee ................ 13/6 High Tea ................................................................... 14/6


T. G. and D. B. Tindall at C h a th am 2 2 7


CFOLK SING-OUT-TONIGHT! JUG & BOTTLE WASHERS!


litheroe Folk Group—Dog


Don't miss this, it’s the famous Jug Band AND YOUR RESIDENTS


4th Annual General Meeting TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th


at 7-30 p.m.


Followed by PRESENTATION OF CHEQUE by Mrs. B. CUNLIFFE, of Stanley, Whalley, to Mrs. SUGDEN, Regional Organiser, L.E.P.R.A.


in THE MAYOR’S PARLOUR, Church St. SHORT FILM SHOW


— All are Welcome — Hodder Valley Agricultural and Horticultural Sooiety


ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DANCE Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 am.


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29th NEWTON INSTITUTE


ADMISSION — SI-


— REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE — (Right of Admission Reserved)


Melody Makers Band & Partridge, Wellgate—Nov. 22nd


Special Children’s Menu ................................... 7/6 RESERVE YOUR TABLE NOW


Conference. Foundations


ice-president of the Methodist


whought have also interfered t ngineers before the details of socrea of the Ramblers’ As­ s as something for which the hports council for Lancashire


chem to begin work in the Dorth Lancashire Methodist o om the source to the mouth dhurch ensured the complete


i ith the schedule. The carpet­ ahe scheme were completed ang is still to be completed and o arrive.


seistrict, will be conducting the eveyed by a firm of structural


ao the walls so that checks on cny further possible movement


he foundations. t Devices have also been fixed an be made from time to time.


rvice. The whole church was sur­


o The Rev. Gordon A. Maiond, fRibble Way,” a continuous Nf Preston, the chairman of the


‘ A campaign to create a frootpath along the 60 miles byf the river has been launched


t solid aluminium Cross has yet nnce from them that there Is o halley Old Grammar School n Sunday, members unani­


mously adopted a resolution calling on the Lancashire and West Riding County Councils t to establish the footpath along


the banks of the Ribble and he Hodder.


ime. s The Ramblers had made


und.It was organised by Misses M. t Cliaddock and P. Davies, and


HALLEY RFiDFIK


RE-OPENING OF CHURCH DELAYED FOR SIX WEEKS


Church has been put back from December 11 to January 25.


The date of the reopening of Whalley Methodist


dbout December 18, the Metho­ J ist minister, the Rev. E. S.


rtructural defects w h ile wn the rededlcatlon ceremonies oeplastering was being carried


ould be unable to attend. l “It will be worth waiting that


Though it might have been a possible to reopen the church oselin, found this inadvisable i as certain people taking part


selin. mThe actual reopening cere­


Joittle bit extra,” said Mr.


dSeen at the N.E, Lancs Ramblers’ Association annual m eeting at Whalley on Sun­ viceay are, left to right: Mr. G ilbert Franks, chairman; Mr. Walter Tysoe, National


chairman; • Mrs. Sylvia Franks, secretary and Mr. Tom Stephenson, president. Bridge


WThe Whalley branch of the t omen’s Unionists Associa­ noion held a whist and domi­ R es drive in the Stanley


wUnionists’ hist drive leompetition whiner Mr. Charn- y.


ooms, Whalley, last Friday The winners were: Whist, women’s: 1, Mrs. Black’.edge; 2, Mrs. Nutter. Men’s: 1, Mrs. Hadfleld; 2 Mrs. Waterhouse. C Dominoes: 1, Mrs. Smith.


Methodist Men’s Fellowship held last Friday in the school­ troom with Mr. F. Rushton in


erThe Rev. N. Walton, of Clith- t oe, spoke on Church Unity at


Church Unity he meeting of the Whalley


he chair.


would complete ‘Ribble Way’ footpath


and there has been a reassur­ WAt their annual meeting in t ad been considering for some t o sign of present movement In


a the North-East Lancashire S The area secretary, Mrs. iation.


lready a footpath. Similar surveys have been


BOWLER WAS JUST THE RIGHT SIZE!


o “What is this life if, full t f care, we have no time po stand and stare?” asked


oet W. H. Davies. NoI thought on these lines on


t vember 2 when I had uaken rather longer than i sual on my Saturday morn­ ang shopping round, and, as g result, had suffered a


moving on when my friend beckoned me back. Not that I had been ‘stand- “Hesta a minute?” he


sHow d’ye do," we called Template


r “Well,” he started ‘‘dosta wemember a few week back t hen tha wrote about t’lava-’ tory seats we used to mek fer


h’agriculturai shows?” s “Yes. of course I do,” I


laid, and I presume my face mit up as my colleagues tell ‘ e it Invariably does when I


Ahr reight enough. Ah knowl d used to mek ’em. Ond aosta know what we used fer


bowenter. “We kept an owd o ler on a peg In t’shop,


h’oles?” I I shook my head. “Go on," p A bowler ’at!” said the car­


t template to mark out “ said. “Tell me.”


nd every year when t’show come round, we’d get it down, d knock t’sawdust of it, ond


ize!"The next laugh occurred a when i met a widow who had


ance of “Elijah” that night. a She had just left an


cquaintance who had in-


t raw round it afore we cut sh ’holes. It wor just freight


brranged to visit the Black- mum Music Society’s perfor­


smell a good story.’ wo“Well", said my friend, it


talked, I would have missed sncountered a friend I hadn’t


hree delightful stories. e I met story no. 1 when I “een for a considerable time.


ilmutaneously, and I was


e nearer the mark. t Well, if I hadn’t stood and


sng and staring’ exactly, btanding and talking would


entle chiding. i Nt that I had been ‘stand­


aThrough Whalley Window


wn embryo romance. “Now l hich Elijah is that? How


crom an ‘old timer’ who re­ aalled an intriguing anecdote obout the former landlord of one of the country pubs in


ong have you known him? Do I know him?” f Story number three came


buime when breweries were h ying up promising public aouses left, right, and centre, hnd instituting the ‘tied


ur area. t The incident occured at the


hisall with a view to buying n little property and open


wThe weeks and months v ent by but Ned waited in t ain, and slowly but reluc­ obvantly was forced to the br ious conclusion: The p eweries didn’t want his prub, it wasn't a worthwhile e oposition. He wasn't selling


egotiations. Orders


REGO.TRADE MARK


nough beer! s So, Ned decided to do


nomething about it. Each aight after closing time, he pdjourned to the rear of his coremises, and there, under l ver of darkness, poured


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fNed’—it’s as good a name wor our purpose as any other) b aited anxiously for the crewery representatives to


ouse’ and manager systems. ‘ “Owd Ned" (we’ll call him


ee Elijah!” h ‘‘Oh’" said her would be a degree wider, and scenting


widow ’T'd luvv to, but I’ve s booked to go to Blegburn to ostess, her eyes opening a


evited her to call round that avening for a ‘cup of tea and “ natter.’


Eeh dear!” said the wylvia Franks, said the project Pcarried out by groups in


ingreston and in the West Rid­ T.he success of the venture


f ore than 20 years ago, many footpaths in the area have


a member, had been fighting for C bridge, but the Lancashire i ounty Council had turned the pdea down because of the ex­


t uthoress, spoke strongly on mhis point. She told the crowded Council,esting that BilUngton Parish


of which she was a ense


liquour “down t ’suff.” i His orders to the breweries


Threat


oncreased, and more and more ‘ f the amber fluid went sdown the drain.’ The brewery nat up and started to take t otice. Soon their represen­ oldatives went along to see the


t The resolution, proposed by Che vice-president, Mr. W, G.


mI man.n the back parlour they T et in solemn conclave. o here was a brief discussion f n terms and dates, Ned after iirst displaying a minimum of fnterest, finally agreed to the rigure offered. Glasses were aaised to seal the bargain,


nd the deal was on. l In due course the reluctant


vacated the house,


he remainder of his days. ■ And very nice, tool (Except


rn the country, where he paised pigs and poultry and t ottered around happily for


cheque,andlord received a handsome i and retired to a little cottage


h that pork brings me out In weat lumps, and I couldn’t f ring the neck of a chicken or ‘all the gold in Egypt,).J.F.


Mr. A. Whittaker, was carried unanimously by the 100 mem­ bers present.


ritchley, and supported by


mMr. Tom Stephenson, for­ k erly of Whalley, who is well l nown for his work in estab­ cishing the Pennine Way. was


wce-chairman, Mr. w. S. Tysoe, E toe Whalley Methodist Ladies v ho gave an interesting sur­ ney of the work being done


hairman. viHe introduced the National


hire County Council, The Council for the Preservation of Rural England, and the National Parks Commission, in successfully opposing a line of a 200 foot pylons marching


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pationally in preventing des­ Kenyon. poliation of the countryside, in r articular the threat of new


c with Mrs. I. Clough in the


vening Fellowship on Monday. bt the schoolroom


hair. The pianist was Mrs. E.


allen into disuse. aMiss Jessica Lofthouse. the


Rurvey of the Ribble between Fcross the Ribble at Hacking f ibchester and Chatham, and merry. Since the ferry dosed, mound that there were only two a iles were there was not


would depend very much on a the construction of a bridge


man pubUcity offlcer, H. Wain- s• A County Council


secretary, Mrs. s.‘ F r a S assistant secretary, mS p Press officer, R. Harri-


Treasurer, p. t « „ ™ .


opokesman said the cost j f a bridge could not be nustified as only a small


,A . SCJneJl'e was f°nnula- fw a ■ l961*orB three span


of tiie talk given by the Rev at toe meeting of


Youth work was


uumber of hikers would cootbridge at an estimated


se it.


ost of £13,000, but was rejected.


subJec*


stailed work on footpath ob­ ttructions, the proposed crea­ Bion of a new footpath over r oulsworth Hill, and the


vicresident, Tom Stephenson; a e-presidents, w. G. Oritchley


egistration of common land. p Officials appointed were:


ndR. Harrison; chairman, G. Bridge


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