4 ClUheroc Adreriiser anil Tima, Friday, May 31, I96S 1st PENDLE CUB SCOUTS, CLITHEROE


A COFFEE EVENING bj' kind invitation of the


Rev. JOHN K. CARDINER at


THE MANSE, NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND 1^ ' ■t;


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5th From 7 p.m. to 9-30 p.m.


BRING AND BUY AND CAKE STALLS Admission is.


Proceeds in aid of Pack Holiday Fund BASHALL EAVES SCHOOL BUILDING FUND Whist, Dominoes, Dance


and Social Evening at the HODDER BRIDGE HOTEL, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE Slh, 1968


Whist and Dominoes at 7-30 p.m. Dancing 9 p.m.—1 a.m.


TICKSTTS J2/6 (including supper) can be obtained from the Hodder Bridge Hotel, Mr. H. Bargh (Stonj’hurst 270) Mr. J. Greenhalgh (Stonyhurst 366)


WHIPPET RACING


Retiu’ii Challenge Match JUNE 8th


.


SHAWBRIDGE FOOTBALL GROUND at 2 p.m.


CLITHEROE (East Lancs Whippet Racing) versus


NEWCASTLE (Ashinglon W.R. Club) Distance 150 yards


Cross Heats and Finals 160 dogs entered


•— Bookmakers in attendance — ADMISSION 1/6, PENSIONERS 1,/- Children with parents free


OPEN SCRATCH RACING 10/- PER DOG Up to 301b. weight only


Running buffet at Bridge Inn from 11-30 a m. Also refreshments on the football ground


Secretary: K. Dawson ) '


ROYAL LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY in association with the Blackburn Music Society PRESENTS


BLACKBURN PROMS 1968


ROYAL LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA KING GEORGE’S HALL, BLACKBURN, at 7-30


THURSDAY, JUNE 6th


Thomas Overnue, Mignon Borodin arr. Sargent Nocturne for Strmgs Rachmaninov Plano Concerto No. 2 Sullivan Irish Symphony


CHARLES GROVES Conductor


PETER KATIN Piano


THURSDAY, JUNE 13th


Boethovon Overture. Leonora No. 3 Mendelssohn Plano Concerto No. t in G minor Britten Pour Sea Interludes (Peter Grimes) Dvorak Symphony No. 9 (From the New World)


MANFRED RAMIN Conductor


ANDRE TCHAIKOVSKY Piano


THURSDAY, JUNE 20th


CoDland Quiet City Schumann Plano Concerto Tohaikovsky Symphony No. 4


LAWRENCE FOSTER Conductor


E agner Siegfried Idyll Rossini Overture, The TThlcvlng Magpie.


ANN SCHEIN Piano


THURSDAY, JULY 4th


Mozart Overture. Tlie Magic Flute Rodrigo Fimtasla tor a gentleman for Guitar and W Orchestra


lgar Enigma Variations.


CHARLES GROVES Conductor


:-v ■'


ERNESTO BITETTI Guitar


TICKETS:


BALCONY 10/-,'8/ 6, 6/- STALLS 6/-, 5/-, 3/6 PROMENADE (standing) 2/6


On sale at the Public Halls. Northgate, Blackburn, or by post (s.a.e.) from the Secretary, 54 Langham Road, Blackburn. Tel. 53247. Telephone bookings not claimed by 7 p.m. will be sold.


Borough of Clitheroe PUBLIC LIBRARY


WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS


Notice is hereby given that the PUBLIC LIBRARY and READING ROOM will be


CLOSED


on Saturday, Monday a Tuesday, June 1st, 3rd a 4th


> .-V -N , U ' li:-; f c -I'i' j,'" b'.'


ACE OF SPADES CLUB, WHALLEY TONIGHT and SATURDAY


THE REG COATES COMBO and TONY BRUTUS COMMENCING SUNDAY, JUNE 2nd, AND ALL WEEK


D IC K IE A N D D O T T IE A R N O L D WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5th, FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY—Doors open 8 p.m.


1 * : - i !


!' ; - ; 1 .. ■ ’ J r ( % TJ' 1- s7 *“1 i i l f E 1


’ .U'' * '


’ » i 'i J- ’ r


^;1


ri l'-; (. .k


P. J. PROBY COLOUR T.V. IN THE co c k ta il BAR


Visit our Luxurious Casino Licenced tiU .2 a.m. TeL Whalley 2519


WHIT SATURDAY June 1st, 1968


CHURCHYARD GATE STALL With Country Produce from 12 noon to 5 p.m.


In aid of Church Roof Fund


Clitheroc and District Chamber of Trade SHOPS


(e,vcept essential services) are recommended to


CLOSE on Monday, Tuesday and


Wednesday, June 3rd, 4tb, 5th W. H. HALL, President


8- 9-


Five dogs each race


Clitheroe Congregational Church


SUNDAY NEXT JUNE 2nd


10-30 a.m. F.AMILY WORSHIP


Rev. Kathleen M. Hendry B.A.. B.D.


NO EVENING SERVICE


Truiity Methodist Church SUNDAY, JUNE 2nd


10-30 a.ra. Rev. R. Jobling


2-0 p.m. Ladies’ Class Speaker: Mrs. Jobling


6-0 p.ra. Rev. E. Joselin Holy Communion


METHODIST CHAPEL SLAIOBURN


AiNISIVERSARY WHIT SUNDAY JUNE 2nd, 1968


Services 2 p.m. and 6-30 p.m. Special Prea(5her;


Mr. .T. FAWCETF (of .Atistwick)


A WELCOME FOR ALL PAYTHORNE METHODIST CHURCH


SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY


SUNDAY, JUNE 2nd 2 p.m. and 6-30 p.m. Preacher:


Rev. R, JOBLING


ST. ANDREW’S SLAIDBURN


SUNDAY WHIT Holy Communion


8-00 a.ni.. 10-30 a.ni. and 6-30 p.m.


ST. GEORGE’S DUNSOP BRIDGE


Holy Communion 2-00 p.m.


PARISH OF ST. MICHAEL WHITEWELL


WHIT SUNDAY June 2nd, 1968


10-45 a.m. Holy Communion ■with hymns and ser­ mon


3-00 p.m. Children and Parents short


8-00 p.m. Compline reading


and


All the services are now held in the School during the time that the repairs are in progress


WHALLEY


ted chairman of Whalley Par­ ish Oouncil at the annual gen­ eral meeting held yesterday week. Vice-cliairman is Mr. J. S. R.


Parish Council Coun. J. H. Pell was re-elec­


Shaw of Woodlands Drive, headmaster of the vills^e school.


\ worth; 3, A. Newhouse; 4, D. ^ Wilkinson. The judge was Mr. Robert Morphet of Bank New­ ton. The girls held their competi­


tives made at the annual meet­ ing were: CJhurch of England School, coun. Mrs. M. Troop; Grammar School re.oresenta- tive, Mr. W. G. Pape; Adam <3ottom Trust, Coun. Fell and Mrs. C. Horsfall; Lancashire Coimty Library Committee, Mr. Shaw; Whalley and Wiswell Biu’ial Committee, Coun. Troop, Mr. Shaw, Mrs. Horsfall and Coun, A. Westwell; Area Par­ ish Ctouncil representatives, Ooun. Pell and Coun. Westwell. Concern was expressed at the


Appointments of representa­


tion for open sandwiches in the Vicarage. Seniors; 1. K. Taylor; 2, K. Moorhouse; 3. R. New­ house. Intermediate: 1, J. Duck­ worth: 2, J. Lancaster; 3, J. Bancroft; 4, J. Dibb and C. Bancroft. Juniors; 1, D. Ban­ croft; 2, O. Newbould; 3. E. Lancaster, H. Coates. I Em- mott: 4. L. Thompson. The Judge was Mrs. Renton. Thanks were expressed by K.-


Moorhouse. LANGHO


second phase of the school extensions took place on Satur­ day afternoon before a large gathering of parents and pupils.


St. Leonard’s School The oiBcial dedication of the


danger to pedestrians of heavy lorries using Broad Lane, Whal­ ley. Broad Lane is only a narrow


thoroughfare but is being fre­ quently used by large lorries w'hich eaimot pass under Sta­ tion Bridge. The Council is to investigate


the possibility of providing a pavement on land behind the hedge.


GISBURN


mers met in the Vicarage on Monday.


Young Farmers Members of the Young Far­


tion for scything and racking in the Churchyard. Scything, seniors: 1, G. Carr; 2. W. Tay­ lor; 3, J. CockeriU: 4. A. Ban­ croft. Intermediate; 1. R. Lancaster; 2, D. Thompson and A. Duckworth; 3, J. Burgh; 4, D. Newhouse. Juniors; Rack­ ing: 1, R. Bargh: 2, J. Duck-


The boys held their compe-


ST. PAUL’S CHURCH LOW MOOR


WHIT SUNDAY SERVICES


8- 9-


(First (Communion of the newly confirmed)


10- 30 a.m. Holy Communion 2-30 p.m. Family Service 6-00 p.m. Evening Service


AFTER THIS SUNDAY, THE MORNING SERVICES AT 9-15 AND 10-30 WILL BECOME ONE SERVICE AT 10-00


DETAILS GIVEN IN CHURCH


Rt. Rev. Charles Claxton, dedi­ cated the new portion during a short service conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. R. Kirkham. The school choir led the


The Bishop of Blaokbiu-n. the CHATBURN


twistle, conducted the Local Preachers’ Aid services at the Methodist (Jhuriih on Sunday.


Methodist Church Mr. Vf. Bames, of Oswald-


a mystery trip to PilUng last Wednesday week, and had a meal at the Springfield Hotel. Tile route was via Longridge


Young Wives Thirty yo u ^ wives enje^'ed


and Knott End, returning by the Motorway.


be on sale a t Christ Church Sale of Work in Novembei- were on display in the school hall on Wednesday week, and many ordeos were taken from pros­ pective customers. The usual coupons are al­


Parish Church Samples of goods which will


financial report, agreed that the N o r th Western Electricity Board be contacted with a view to arranging for a pre-dawn period of lighting for next win­


lion of British Standard Time. The council, in accepting the


ter.


from the residents at Brow Bottom for a letter box, the question had again been taken up with the Head Postmaster at Blackburn.


Following repeated requests


reply had now been received stating that although tiie Post­ master had reviewed the mat­ ter, he was unable to find grounds to justify any change.


The clerk reported that a


under the rural collection sys­ tem it was permissible to hand letters to the postman wiien he was delivering.


He did however point out that


ready on sale in the village and can be obtained by con­ tacting Mrs. A. Highton, of Ribbiesdale View.


the chairman of the Divisional Executive, Col. H. Eastwood; the Divisional Executive ofacer, Mr. J. E. Fox; tlie Rev. J. T. Helghway, Mr. E. R. Scott, Mr. G. H. Boddy and Mr. Ernest Boddy, a former pupil who is president of Clitheroe Gram­ mar S^ool Old Boys.


hymn singing. Among those present were


warm welcome by many of tlie older people who attended the scihool while he was headmas­ ter, between 1906 and 1941.


Mr. G. H. Boddy was given a


Dennis Holt was Vicar that the extensions were first mooted. The Education Authority is


. I t was in 1938 when the Rev.


planning further extensions. After the ceremony, parents


BASHALL EAVES


Women’s Institute Members of Bashall Eaves


Women’s Institute travelled by coach to the North Western Electricity Board Showrooms in OUtherce on Monday to see a cookery demonstration.


w’as organised by the Electricity Board, was given by Miss Hay­ ward, who Showed members some useful hints and recipes.


The demonstration, wlilch


Miss Hayward was tiianked by Mis, J. Proctor.


were invited to inspect the new classrooms and a.ssemb!y hall, to see the pupil’s v:ork.


Tea was provided by the Ladies’ Committee and mem­


00 a.m. Holy Communion 00 a.m. Parish Communion


in tile new hall. MC was Mr. D. Foster and artists included Mrs. G. Ainsworth. Mr. A. Howarth and Mr. D. Foster Mns. J. Smith was accompanist.


bers of the Church. After tea a social was held


dominoes drive held in the school on Thursday, the prize­ winners were; Ladies, Mrs. Seed. Mrs. Tate, Mrs. Ridley; Gents: Mr, Meredith. Mr. Mar­ shall. Mrs. Blenklnsop. Special prize for whist, Mrs. Smith. Doimnoes: Mrs. Leaver, Mi-s, Walmsley, Mrs. Johnson. The event was in. aid of the


Wliisl and Dominoes At the weekly wliist and


SABDEN


Miss Bradley of Manchester on coal utilisation in St. Niriiolas Sunday School on Wednesday week. She was thanked by Mrs. J. Wiseman.


Side Sliovv ■


A slide show was given by


Club made their annual outing to Morecambe yesterday week.


GRINDLETON


school extension fund, and "HS organised hy the Ladies’ Com­ mittee.


00 a.m. Holy Communion 00 a.m. Holy Communion


on Tuesday evening by mem­ bers of the Mothers’ Union, who went on a coa(h tour of the district before arriving at the Beacon Cafe. Longridge, where a supper had been booked.The outing was arranged hy Mrs. A. Hancock, the branch secretary.


Motliers’ Union A mystery outing was held


HARROP


its Sunday School Anniversary Services w*en tiie preacher was Coun. R. Spencer of Preston. The soloist was Mrs. S. Bar­


Anniversary The Methodist Chapel held


nes of Oswaldtwistle and the organist Mi’s. Hodgson of Grindleton. The collections which amoun­ ted to £17, are for Ohurcdi


dancing was organised in the School on Saturday by mem­ bers of Grind'leton Parish ChuT(sh headed by Mrs. Pye and Mrs. Shelford. Although the occasion was


Whist Evening An evening of whist and


Annual Outing Members of the Over Sixties


organised by members of St. Ambrose Church and hold in the school on Saturday evening, there were eight tables for


Whist Drive At a whist drive and dance


whist. Mrs Sidebottom presented


prizes to the following; Ladies, Mrs Graliam, Mrs Kelly and Mrs. Robinson. Gents. Mrs Smitlison, Mrs Tomlinson and


Mrs Dixon. Tliere was a moderate atten­


dance for dancing to Ford’s Band. Supper was served by the Ladies’ CJommittee.


brated tiie Sunday Sdiool Anni­ versary on Sunday when the p'eacher throughout the day was Rev. K. Bounds of PrestcAi.


Sunday School Grindleton Methodists cele­


chairmanship of Miss Allison Buxbaum, Mr Bounds gave an address in the schoolroom to teachers, pupils and friends.


In the morning under the


through the village, the after­ noon service featured a dem^-


Following the usual procession


stration entitled; Way” in which both primary and senior pupils took part.


cold congregation in the even­ ing, Mr. S. H. Green was the


There was again a fairly


organist, and collections for Sunday School funds amounted to more than £46-


PENDLETON


and buy stall ■was held in All Saints Church vicarage on Wednesday week.


Coffee Eveniug A coffee evening and bring


principally for friends to get together. £10 was raised for Church Funds.


£27 for Christian Aid Week. The result of the house to house coUect-ioir wag £8 14s, making a total of £35 14s


The proceeds amounted to M O R V I C m ,


the prizes which went to Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Smithson (lust); Mis. Tomlinson and Mrs. Kelly (second). Spot prizes for dancing were


Mrs. Sidebottom presented


monthly meeting of the WI held in the Village Hall. Mi-s. Starkie of Grassington


Women’s Institute Mrs. J. York presided at the


awarded to Mi’s. Towlcr and Mr. Edward Read. The master of ceremonies wag Mr. S. R. Green.


Anglican collection for Inter- Churoh Aid in (Jrindleton realised £25 5s.


luter-CIiurch Aid The combined Methodist and


St. Ambrose Church, Grindle­ ton to mark Ascension Day. The morning service was atten­


Special Services Special Services wei-e held in


ded by .schoolchildren and their parents. Parish Council


people and the proceeds amounted to £37 for redecora- tlon funds.


SLAIDBURN


Farm, HeHifleld. the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Stansfield on Monday evening last week, when they were given a con ducted farm walk by Mr. Stans- Held who gave detailed expla­ nations and answered questions. Supper was provided at the


Young Farmers Young Farmers visited Nappa


conclusion by Mrs. Stansfield. and thanks proposed by Harvey Robinson.


Model Railway Exhibition Ribbiesdale School


Jime 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT Y.F.C.


FRIDAY, JUNE 7th ^ — PinilETREE RD. Blackburn 52325 ------------^ ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP 2'6 . NIGHTLY 7-35 *


at “ GREYSTONES.’* Waddington Rd., Oitheroe by kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. S. Myerscough to (ximmence at7-30 p.m.


BRING & BUY STALL — CAKE STALL TOMBOLA


/UJMISSION 1/6


Church Choir sang to a packed congregation in the Chapel on Wednesday week. Supper was sened to 140


funds. The Himcoat Methodist


Annual General meeting of the Parish Council on Wednesday last and welcomed Mr J. Mellin, the recently appointed clerk to the Council.


port the treasurer explained that although electricity char­ ges had increased, tliese in­ creases would be more than off­ set by the modified lighting hours following the introduc-


standing work during his term of office. Presenting the financial re­


chamman and Mi's G. Molr, vice chairman for the next year, and Mr. S. R. Green was re-appoin­ ted treasurer. Earlier the retir­ ing chairman, Mr S. H. Green, had said he considered it advis­ able that al! members should take a term as chairman, and tliat he had already held the chairmanship for longer than originally intended. ’Tlie meeting recorded Its grateful thanks for his out­


Mr T. Holgate was elected Mrs Dow presided over Uie


spoke on her visit to a United Nations conference.


by Mrs. Boss and Mrs. Berry, was won by Mrs. Brown and Miss Jackson. A competition for


The social time, organised . the oldest newspaper was won


bers of the WI visited members of Langho Women’s Institute. Forty-nine members and friends held a mystery drive


by Miss Jackson. On Monday evening 10 mem­


yesterday week. They toured the countryside


'th e sh o e s th e y choose t o p le a s e tliem selves


NEWTON


and Horticultural Society held a Summer Ball in the Institute at Newton on Friday evening, when music was supplied by


Summer Ball Hodder Valley Agricultural


The Melody Makers. Supper was served by mem­


bers of the Committee. SAWLEY


monds was given by Mr. Carr, of Blackburn, at the monthly meeting of the Women’s Insti­


Women’s Institute An illustrated talk on dia­


tute. The meeting was presided


over by Mrs. Varley and mem­ bers of Barley WI attended. A competition for my pretti­


est necklace was won by Mrs. T. Pye: 2, Mrs. Bibby; 3, Miss


Bleazard. After supper the members and gue.sts played bingo.


BOLTON-BY- BOWUND


Farmers held their annual Bam Dance and Barbecue at Fooden Farm, Bolton-by-Bowland, on Friday, when the music for the very successful event, was pro­ vided by The Termites Dance


Young Farmers Bolton - by - Bowland Young


Band. The Young Farmers held


their monthly meeting at Foo- don Pawn on Tuesda-y. when an Army demonstration team displayed the art of judo and


self (iefence. The demonstra:ion was fol­


by Miss Singleton.


lowed by a film of Army exer­ cises, Thanks were expressed


MANOR GOSPEL HALL Milthorne Avenue. Clitheroe


Sunday, June 2nd Gospel SeiTice 6-30 p.m. Wednesday, June 5th NO MEETING


Poppy Fund concert


and elocution provided th*. I .tertauimeiit in a varietv / I held on Saturdav in t h ^ l Hall. CUtheroe, 1 ^ 1


by the Waddington b^ I Branch British


North West O.^ganisc’- cf f'l British Legion, Mr e Om»l and his wife and the P.-e.e,SI of the East Lancashire cn-'l British Legion Mr. R « I Clough, and his wife ' ’’I


In the audience v'e-, o r g |


bottle of whisky. ^ wave or five hair setspetmate;i


of chicken and ham ro'l The show was produced 4


The competition pr™, ,r^ I —s and I


Mary Waddington of WaTi


Proceeds of more than fdJjJ go -to the Earl Haig Ba.;l Fund.


„v | " ^ I


Recorded talk planned


Organ Society aic spoasijvl a talk given by the la’ie H<^l Willis (1890-1966)


Clitheroe Parish ,


head of the firm of Hemj I lis and Sons, wcU-knoTii fcl


7.1


their organ building actiit for man.v years past. The talk, given origlnalvsi


vide a play back of thb i t l toric tape in the Ohwai Sc.l day School on Wednesday


c.I 8 pjn.


this tape has been giventetJ Henry Willis, tire piesent hk-l of the firm of organ builifjj


Permission for a play-back r |


English Martyrs Chumh, Wbi ley. Mr. F. Tierney, fc; received a mini-van from onojTOous donor for use intt. parish. The van, wlUch was deliiw; a montli ago, is used ior writj


Mini-van giii Tlie Parish Priest of 5,


GIVE YOUl MEMORY


purposes including -jansiiE for paririiioncrs to and Im: hospit-M m order to visit re.a lions or friends.


Visit the Newly Extended Salon of Sheila D. Harrison


17 WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE TEL. 4275


for all your Hairdressing Rcquirenienls


Open all day Wednesday and Saturday. Late nights Thursday and Friday


Reduced prices for lady pensioners Tucs. and Wed. (I


d e m I BY L’(


Designed to put 7 bounce!


AV.l h e \ 17 ACCRINGTij


Reduced prices for lady I ALL YOUl


AT JEHNY


22 3IOOR L.^ TELII


‘The Bairns-


STOCKIST FOR-I BRETTLES, CHI KT|


Moorland Telephil


Tilts Co-educational si| lacilitics and can now (I the ages of I


j Small cla.sses, with soul j icatuie of this establisi -


be an exil Prospectus frl


to Airton and had supper at the Black Horse Hotel, Helli- field. Mrs. York expressed thanks to the organisers, Mrs. Brown and Miss Jackson.


DUNSOP BRIDGE


was held in the Ballroom on Wednesday week. A profit (Jt £70 was made for the Village Hall Building Fund. The competition was won by 1, Mrs. Slater; 2. Mrs. Smithies,


Wardrobe Sale The annual wardrobe sale


Fanners’ Club visited Dunsop Bridge Trout Farm on Wed- ne^ay week. They were shown round by the manager, Mr. R. Tedstone


Yoluig Fanners The Bowland Forest Young


PRAM ONE BAR


House Farm Waddtogton, on Monday and were shown round by the farmer, Mr. Barrow. Thaifim were expressed by Allan Carr.


WOMAN, 40, DIES


AT CALDERSTONES A patient at Calderstones Hospital, Whalley, died in


spite of an operation carried out on her hip rather than because of it, said Mr. George Graham, the East Lancashire Coroner at an inquest on Monday.


Thomas (40), of Ashton Road, Manchester, died on Saturday, six weeks after an operation in a hospital In Oldbain.


The patient, Miss O l iv e


physiotiierapy w i th M iss ’Thomas, as she was oompldtely unable to co-operate. ■


death was due to brcmcho- pneumonia. and in no way con- neoted with the operation. As a severely subnomial men­


Dr M. S, Spink said that


tal patient, however, she may have been affected by her trans­ fer from one hospital to another. Dr Edward Hutton, the


deputy medical director at Cai- derstones, said that it had been Impossi ble to carry out any


Bister bad been subnormalislnce mrth, and bad suffered , a dis­ location of the' hip 12 months ago. This had recurred on several occasions, and an oper­ ation to pin the, Jrint was.car­ ried out at Oldham. Miss' Thomas was transferred


Mr Bertram Thomas said his


with mental'patients wlilCh ore available at the' hospital.


nsa> ‘'i- ' V ' i * s to Oalderstones-because of tlie pecialised'f^ities for dealing


and thanks were expressed hJ’ Mr. D. Bolton. The club went to the Pirids


a shoe for first looiers 11/9 Nonvic KILTIE SHOES AN6 SANDALS FROM:- B ra lthw a ite s THE FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS


4S WHALLEY ROAD, aiTHEROE Good parking whilst you shop


FRO(i WEIX-KNOWM NAMUFACTURER WHO IS'HOW IN LIQUIPA T IO N i^ J


Mloiiios


UNREPEATABLE BARGAINS BOUGHT AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES


uDiET in n i i iS SUEDE eiRMBIIS


AIM in o o 't of inghtiy JS!id.Kl!.EATHIR b SUEDE 3/4


.COATS In.MW A 9 A / a loH. f


£14.19.6 5?


ofneweolottn (DEPOSITAWE £ 7. to M..^I.UNTlt.:


■-


RIAL SHEEPSKIN eOAH Ladles* and-Cent’s All sloes frant


/^PICCADILLY, MANCH^^ Wm m mMMJmm ^4,iR)UNTAI^ TEBI £9


[Two gooi 'for takini


; ““Msy to damage for lifel s fact that yoim{t!l


[ SwementsonaClarksI j "*a*h and girth too. And \ |


you buy Clarks you I Oaly-a mother cares as miil .Over 800 pairs


We are a ClaJ specialist


of children’s^hl a lw m i n s t S c ^ l


why it’aso impel Two hralthy feet. Far iL Principal: Bertrand ]


t-on Road, Clitheroe. the ft/1 pere was Mr, Bill Taylo- the accompanists weie yk ,1 Sharpies and Mrs, D Ho


CLITI “'^1 Students ia dancing, ■


Liverpool for the friends of s-l George’s, wms recorded by n j


D. R. Carrington, of Piesttcl who will set the scene and k


’ ■ j-f


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12