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min We’re CREATING again!
IN FACT WE’VE CREATED A NEW CARDEN SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. WE INVITE YOU TO WALK ROUND.
WE STOCK—Carden Products by:
FISONS, P.B.I., I.C.I., MURPHYS. |. ARTHUR BOWERS M A Y .and BAKER, PY. JOHNSONS.
Mowers ah<j Cultivators by: ATCO, | ,P „ . BLACK, and OECKER, LANDMASTER. FARM - FITTERS,. MOUNTFj ELD, FLYMO, RANSOMES, SUFFOLK, HUS.QYARNA,: WEBB, WOLF, WOLSELEY.
Over 90 Different Machines. Reconditioned Machines.
FIVE DEPARTMENTS— Domestic Hardware, Ironmongery, Ciffs Garden Sundries, Lawn Mowers.
THE House o f Commons resumed sitting,. after a week’s Easter., recess, - on April 19 th;. but : as 1 was not there I cannot pretend to be able to report on its proceedings. Perhaps, be fore Ir receive shoals of let ters suggesting that I am neglecting my duties, I had better explain. '
who went were primarily inte rested in defence /matters, but there is much more to B.A.O.R. and RA F . Germany ' than technical details of' tanks and aircraft. In fact, packed into a fairly small area of northern Germany is quite a slice of Britain, 52,000 soldiers and air men, plus 3,000\more in West Berlin.
the British Forces in’Germany. 'Naturally enough those of us
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about the situation.: It is by far the largest British contingent serving abroad, has been there for 25 years and, as far as can be predicted. Common .Market or no, will be there for at least another 25. I n consequence, B r i t i s h
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ART SUPFLIE5 Tel. Accrington 31140 KATHS CABIN
For Choice and Bargain Prices tt w,„ rar rou to pay us a vtstt.
H. E. RAWLINGS Cabin 16
„ . . for FRESH FiSH DAILY
Deliveries to Waddington, West Bradford, Grindletou and Locally. '
cooked meats
Chicken. Boiled Ham and Beef— V slt
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K. P. McIVOR Cabin No. 1
V/cdnesday. Friday and Saturday.
PHILLIPS AND SCHOFIELD
jumpers and cardigans * £ ™ oil “ e
lor Ladles' and Cent’e „
VILLEN JUMPERS Also at BlackUurn Market n&itc^and Jains'^
EVERY TUESDAY & for FLANNELETTE SHEETS,
EVERY HOUSEHOLD TEXTILES
BLANKETS—CANDLEWICK and NYLON FITTED SHEETS
COWLING FRESH FRUIT DAILY
HANDBAGS. SHOPPING BAGS. WREATHS. CROSSES. BOUQUETS, FANCY GOODS. LAMPS. PURSES. SPRAYS AND FLORAL TRIBUTES’
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Ladies’ FASHION SHOES and CASUALS, Gent's SHOES In
Also at Colne Market Hall.
GERTSON BROS. Stall 31-32
For the FINEST FRESH FRUIT a,,d vegetables
Potato Specialist
Wholesale and Retail. Telephone 5590s.
T. MURRAY
Eerv- a Variety ot Cheeres on Your Finest Quality Home Kitted BEEF Dallr Cheese Board. Over 50 CON- aI1<l PORK. DUCKS. CHEESE and TINENTAL CHEESES.
CHICKENS.
THE PRICE IS RIGHT AT MURRAY'S.
DeCP Frecze -!cq jire:r.ents. 1/51 “* luoto tor your remember it’s
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
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“nd 0hlldrCD’S SANDM*’ AH Styles.
Tor ALL HOUSEHOLD COSMETICS SOAPS. CLEANING MATERIALS.
SATURDAY JACK’S Cabin 13
POLISHERS, HAIR SPRAY, etc_ ALL at COMPETITIVE PRICES.
THISTLEWAITE No. 17
FRESH CREAM. EGGS S: CAKES.
BUTTER, MEAT and POTATO PIES. APPLE PIES.
CHEESE. SAUSAGE. OAKES.
For the TASTIEST of FINE FOODS
DORIS’S
Nylon Slips, Waist Slips, Full Range >f Men's Underwear. Tights, Stretch Stockings. Good Quality at the RIGHT PRICE.
Briefs. Panties. Knickers. Vesta.
BARGAIN STALL for Ladles1 and Cent's Underwear
NELL’S STALL
COURTELLE FLEECE GEORGETTES and
LEATHER CLOTH
Cabin 33 For
DRESS MATERIALS LUREX—and all
FRESH FISH DIRECT from FLEETWOOD.
T. R. CONDRON Cabin No 7 All Varieties of
Every Tuesday and Saturday.
MARKET CAFE Morning ColTee and Breakfast, Luncheon and Afternoon Teas. Full Luncheon 11-30 to 2.
Home Made Steak FIc, Puddings and Sweets. Sandwiches to take out.
Parties catered for- seating for 72.
Tel. CLITHEROE 4117. ^ r
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I The mostadvanced handmower | available. Suitaany height. Weighs 1 only 36 lb. Attractive, streamlined : appearance. Easily adjusted. Self sharpening blades. Extra large grass box. Guaranteed fer ten years.
60ft. Black Garden Hoso ^Moneysave price 28p
A S SEEN ON T.V. SA V E £3.45 on Q.A. SINK UNITS (42 in x 21 in x 36 in)
20%i)ffHygenaQ.A: Units (R.R.P.£17.35). ■ J f c ig f ig
Moneysave'Price &a ES?£’q „ What a bargain for these famous) attractive units. Q.A. Stands
,3 for Quick Assembly which is exactly what they are. Each kit
vn contains everything you need. Laminated doors and your own choice of colours,
9 A LSO Q.A. Wall Units (21Jn x 12 in x 21 in) R.R.P. £8.70. MONEYSAVE PRICE
£6.95 SA V E £1.75
d Stainless I Sink Tops
(36 in x 18 in)
Moneysave price £8.50.
Kitchen Stools with fold away steps
Only £3.45 each. Kitchen Chairs. Moneysave Price £2,39i each.
Garden Chairs Only £1.25
ICI Polythene
Tunnel Cloche R.R.P. £2.12f.
Fison's Lawn Food
(100 sq. yds.) R.R.P. 80p,
Our price 57ip
AMAZING OFFER S A V E £2.60
SAVE. SAVE. SAVE. "GOLD LABEL" NYLON
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SLEEPING BAG 38 oz.Terylene filled
O U R PRICE only £ 3 .7 5
Savannah Stove (R.R.P. C4.07i),
S200 Gaz Stovo (R.R.P. £2.49).
Our price £1.99}. Our price £3.991 £11.75). Only £9.12tl GALLON CAN MOTOR OIL .B.P, VISCO-STATIC EHEl lMONEYSAVE PRICEo C ~ O D D
Sealed Beam Units (to fit any 7 in. titling except Minis) Only 65p _______
Champion Spark Plugs. R.R.P. 30p. Moneysavc Price 1 9p.
Johnson's One Step Car Polish R.R.P. 30p. Our price 22}p.
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Holt's Car Sprays R.R.P. 49ip. Our'prico 30!p Vilcda Car Cloths R.R.P. 57p. Ourprice39}p.
D.I.Y. OULUX SUPER 3
"Cristal" Glazed Wall Tiles (4) in x 4iin).
Box of 36. fR.R.P.£1.00 per bqx). Our Prico 60p
' Addis Wool ,
Paint Roller EtTray. Just 86p.
(1 litre tin approx. 1 quart) O N LY f I S M PRICES SLASHED ON ALL PATTERNS OF WALLFLAIR B CROWN WALLPAPERS
NONDRIPGLOSS Magicote
Vinyl Emulsion (Qt.).Only 62ip,
Full selection of Tempo | Floor covering 48 in. ( (yif.) (R.R.P.E1.05). Our Prico 74p.
New Luxurious Grillol Gaz Stove (R .R .p . |
said that it was not clear that McCullagh had actually struck Mr. Altham, and asked the bench to give him the benefit of the doubt.
Fined £5
trates. He pleaded guiltv bv letter.
tive tyre, Colin Wilson (29), of Bashall Hall, Clitheroe, was fined £5 and his licence was endorsed by Clitheroe magis
For using a car with a defec *
overtaken caught me up at Chtheroe.” he said. Miss L. Woods, defending,
moped it was not then in sight. “I knew nothing of the acci dent until the tanker I had
trate that he overtook because the road was clear; the cattle wagon came down a hill very quickly and as he overtook the
knock Mr. Altham from his machine. McCullagh told the magis
and a cattle lorry approaching from Clitheroe caused Mc Cullagh to swerve inwards and
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Mr. W. D. Greenwood, pro when he overtook
>....... *•* Ir. James Altham, of Gar VL WHO LUll J >va.
ett Road, Clitheroe, riding t toped Mr. Greenwood said that
Society recital
CLTHEROE Parish Church Organ Society continues its 10th season with a recital on Wed nesday, by Herbert Winter- bottom, Director of Music at Salford University, the Univer sity organist, and also organ
lon de Dunkerque, by Thomas Carter.
Remanded
Sjary at Downham Hall last November and stealing goods worth £378.80 were further remanded jn custody for a week when they appeared
Two men accused of bur-
before Clitheroe magistrates on Monday. Sc a n Anthony McKenna
represented by Mr. J. L. Lumley.
nesbury Road, Walsall, were --
EVERYTHING for the
HOME DECORATOR at highly competitive, prices
f f i m f f S B o r h t e y
29 Moor Lone, Clitheroe i Telephone Clitheroe 3882
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25 ROLLS AVAILABLE TO S a tW t l -H f f r r r o
WOVEN IN BRITAIN DELIGHTFULLY COLOURED GAILY PATTERNED '
AXMINSTER 20 ROLLS TO BE SOLD A T g l -B /^ YD
V, .V ani* his brother Malachi McKenna (32), both of Wcd-
gramme which will include an item by Karg-Elert, one of the Mozart pieces originally writ ten for a mechanical clock: two items from the contem porary Belgian organist Flor Peters’ Modal Suite, and an attract,ve. and seldom heard. 18th century piece called Caril
wide repertoire of recital items at his disposal and is playing an attractive and varied pro
FOR PERSONAL SERVICE HIGH-CLASS LOCAL MEAT fr e sh Poultry - sausages AND COOKED MEATS
CHATBURN ROAD ROUNDABOUT _ Telephone 2912 Plus no parking problems-large car park opposite shop
L t k PARKINSON
ist of St. Anne’s Church, Man chester. Mr. Winterbottom has a
Generally, of course, these % yiLit incainu uay uemana.
men are 57,500 wives and child ren, and there are also nearly 2,000 civilian employees. Cer tainly enough people to overfill an average Parliamentary con stituency; and, as one airman pointed out to ; me, almost justifying a Member of Parlia ment of their own. There are many curiosities
Accompanying these service
new session .1 was leading a delegation of eight MPs, four : Conservative, four Labour, and two members of the. House of Lords, who were looking ait
: For ■: the first■ : week of the
A week in Germany with our 4half-forgotten
,sense, but as part of the Ger- ,man . scene.. For around the Army regiments and ' R.A.F. squadrons there has grown up an incredible complex. of.. hos pitals, schools,! N.A.A.F.I.,
shops and recreation centres, and beyond them cinemas, wives’ clubs, married quarters and swimming pools.
time has progressed since Kip ling .had to assure the British public that soldiers . w e r e “single men in barracks, most remarkable like you”.
• In a-way.-it .is a bit like the old British Army, in India, but
well paid, extremely well fed and housed and seems to suffer little of the traditional chores politely described as spit and polish. Indeed, it came as just a little shock to me to find that some very, traditional regiments owed much of their appearance to plastic washable belts and “Staybrite” buttons!
PROBLEM
■ some qualifications. First, so far as the single man is concerned the recruiting advertisements are largely true. There really are far more opportunities for sport and recreation available to the serviceman than to his civilian equiwlent. Further they are provided free or at a nomi nal charge by his employer. Nevertheless, at an isolated sta tion in a foreign country, it is still possible for a young man to miss the atmosphere of home, although this was gene rally expressed as a desire for English telly rather than mum’s apple pie.
are concerned the problem is to catch up_ with the younger
out children there are few diffi culties; it is only when he begins to acquire a family that he finds accommodation scarce. There are two factors at work here. In private accommoda tion German landlords are not anxious to rent to families. So wo cvniVL iijduicu quarters
For the married man with
single man. boredom, and for the married, the scarcity of accommodation for families. That sentence however, needs
_ The “gripes” are, for the m The modem serviceman is
by DAVID WALDER m M.P for Clitheroe Division
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Forces, Germany, their official and clumsy title, have , become “dug in”. Not in the. military
Westminster
TTio Western democratic half of the city and, o n . the other side of the wall, hemmed-in by tank traps, barbed wire,- guard dogs, machine-gun : posts and watch towers, the Communist regime which literally shoots anyone who seeks freedom by attempting to escape.
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away from the stark realities ot _the border, it is at times ditticult to. remember the pur pose of.our presence in Ger many. The preservation o f peace in Europe where there has been no major war for 25 years, historically virtually an all-time record.
Borneo, even Cyprus and Aden were more exciting tasks for
Yet humanly, Malaya ,
mitments contract and dis appear we are increasingly laced with the dilemma of re cruiting to a metropolitan and domestic Army and Air Force,
enemies both rely on conscrip tion, we do not. Harshly, we seek volunteers for a war which civilised men regard as unthinkable.
learn some trades but not others.
DULLNESS
shortage of parachutists or re cruits for the Corps of Trans port. None of this, contrary to general belief, has any signifi cant relationship to the rate of
Doctors are scarce and so are artillery men, there is no
as to why this should be so. I will, very tentatively, put for ward one of my own. Particu larly relevant to B.A.O.R. and R.A.F. Germany. Dullness. I
unemployment in the civilian market. All sorts of theories abound
m m & ROYftL HOTEL CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE. Telephone 3130
We can’t see any point in telling you HOW GOOD OUR
rOOD is. Wed rather you came and found out for your- .SUre. of. a res=rvation for either LUNCH or
DINNER by ringing CLITHEROE 3130 or if you are shopping in town call in and see us.
PARKING AVAILABLE Whether you’ve a lot of money or a little,
investingin the Halifax makes good sense. Your money is secure; it’s readily available;
and with the interest the Halifax pays, it just goes on growing.
. Just ask your local branch or agency which
investment scheme will suit you best - they’ll steer you in the right direction.
.... ' HALIFAX ' ' Local Agent Clitheroe:
BUILDING SOCIETY Membercf The Building Societies Association
b u r n is t o n AND CO., 8, KING STREET, Tel: 2958
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vealed, are disappointing. The details seem to baffle analysis. Young men want to drive tanks or fly aeroplanes and want to
man often asks a chum who is in rather than accepting the in ducements of th e advertise ments. Despite improved con ditions recruiting figures, as recent defence debate re
lian life. Excitement, adven ture, travel, perhaps a direct sense of purpose.
. None of these are obvious ingredients of life on the North German plain. In Berlin one can see, as I did, the two sys tems confronting each other.
say this because I think that the Service entrant seeks some thing he does not
find.in civi
R.A.F., called “a half-forgotten army.”
impressed by contact with cheerful, dedicated and disci plined men and women but with much food for thought. In exchange all of us who went to Germany hoped that as politicians wo did some thing, however small, to dispel some of the aura of what the Economist, itself forgetting the
I returned to Westminster
for the first time in our his tory. Our allies and potential
the man who. had decided on a Service career. As Britain’s overseas com
Outside Berlin, however, and
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