Ciithcroe Advertiser and Times, December dun, u>- T'" " » n n * GIFTS SOON PUT INTO USE I ESPECIALLY N ;s
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g home-made ccnfeCUon“J >d preserves. There ™ so a Chnstmas tree
is dis unsations helped bv 2
t, s i te a restune of <>ooi l,ses . nnd charitable0^
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mid with monev 'raise st year. These include^ ldrew's Church, the Metho st Church, the village hal r Bainado's Home, Missfoi Seamen (Preston Dock anch) and the RSPcTrf
-dition baskets of m ts distributed to the ok • at Christmas, boxes o
Od at Easter, and bars l .ocolato for the school nldren. A contribution wa so made to the furnisiiin a room at Waddow Hal
-Mrs Looming introduce! rs Greta Moir, a forme richer at Slaidbum, am u-self a keen Guider t ien the fair. Mi's Moir sal ■e work of the Trefoi uild was of great vniti id she was pleased to b 'lining another link witl aiaburn by becoming ember of the Guild. "Guild E ’ she said, "made pcopl sponsible and reliable." Sbe was thanked by Mr are Rushton, and presen d with a plant by Jeai etcalf, the Festival queei
d daughter of one of th' embers.
v, when Mrs Jane Lewi! Newton-in-Bowland, gav
iung Farmers Tirls. with the club leader d advisory members, me the village hall on Mon
demonstration on maidn i.r is tmas decoration anks were proposed b,
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The variety and value we offer this season emphasises the fact that for
Gift Handkerchiefs
If on Linen and Lawn. If Daintily trimmed IIedges of Ifpiaun and § Nottingham ti| Lace. Gay Prints. ^Smartly bordered and § coloured woven designs fcffrom3ip to £10.50. Gift Boxed 15p to £6.75
If In singles, machine and If fine hand embroideries
fc| is the place ! I" !v ,: MEMBERS of CHtheroe
Ladies’ Circle saw the cul mination of eight months’ work organising money- raising events, with the presentation of two ripple beds to the Castleford old people’s home. Now, they are ready to
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Gift boxes, lawn, up to £1.75 j k Linen, up to £3.25. its
AND FOR CHILDREN Nursery Prints 3p and 7p. Gift Boxes from 22p.
HANDKERCHIEFS
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Whist drive raises £20
CHATBURN, Downham and Worston Women Unionists raised £20 for their funds on Saturday with a whist and domino drive in Down- ham Village Hall.
for whist was Mr W. Barker and for dominoes Mr Ains
There were 21 tables. MO
worth. Wh i s t winners were:
ladies, Mrs J - Cowper- thvvaite, Mrs Grosvenor, Mrs D. Green, Mrs M. Green, Mrs E. Hanson (low); gents, Mr C. Haworth, Mrs G. Capstick. Mr B. Hewitt, Mr F. Lonsdale, Mrs H. Clark
8 PRESTON NEW ROAD, BLACKBURN.
Easy parking at Rear of Preston New Road, Tontine Street
and 4 HARGREAVES STREET, BURNLEY.
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thvvaite, A. Looke, J. Tom linson, W. T. Briggs, Andrew Dawson (low).
(low). Dominoes: C. Cowper-
Parker and Mi- J. Collinson. Chairman Mrs M. King
Competition; Mrs F-
presented the prizes. A pic- and-peas supper completed the evening.
TWENTY Whallcy children received -national cycling Tiroficiency awards at a road safety evening in the Church of England School. The certificates were pre
sented hy Clitheroe RDC chairman Coun. James Fell,
and the badges by Mrs Fell. Representing the Area 6
Road Safety Committee was vice-chairman Coun. A.
Westwell, of Whatley. Road Safety Officer Mr David Slirzaker was chairman for the evening and question- master for a quiz in which two teams of four children competed. Entertainment was also
Awards were received by
Andrrnv Blrtwell, Debra Singleton, Paul Feather, Petra Manley, Antlumy Burgess, Michael Pearson,
provided by a road safety film, “ Too close for comfort," starring Reg Varney.
Helen Woof], John Birt wistle, Alison Balmforth, Heather Parker, Nicholas Swarbrick, Helen Conchie, Elizabeth Exton, John Griffith, Susan Rowland,
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Anthony Barton. Mark Unwin and Carl Owen. Certificates of merit were
presented to David Barnes and Wendy Nightingale, who passed the proficiency test but are not old enough to hold the award. The new batch of safe
start again on the money raising trail, beginning with a concert at the Parish
Church. This time it is the use of muscles, and also help to prevent bed sores. They were immediately put into use. The beds, and the gift of
vices. He said he apprecia ted the time taken to raise money particularly by busy housewives and mothers, and also the time they spent
a record player, were accep ted from Mrs Hazel Hooper, chairman of the circle by Mr B. Leyboume, assistant divi sional director of social ser
visiting the lady residents at Castleford. County Alderman Fred
Worsley, chairman of divi sional social services com mittee, was unable to be
present through illness. The ripple beds stimulate
hoped to furnish a new tele vision room at the St Denys’ Children's home, Clitheroe. In the photograph, Circle
member Mrs Jean Smith tries one of the air beds for comfort, watched by other members. On the far right are Mrs Hooper and Mr Leyboume.
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seeks badge designer
SOMEONE with an eye for design is being sought by Clitheroe and District Amateur Swimming Club. recent committee
Breakdown driver summoned
CALLED to attend to a breakdown on the Clitheroe northerly by-pass, a Clith eroe self-employed motor mechanic was summoned for parking near double white lines. However, after hearing his
explanation, CHtheroe magi strates granted William Trevor Robinson, of Talbot Close, an absolute discharge but they endorsed his
licence. Robinson, who pointed out
that he had been summoned in the wrong name of James W. Robinson, said he was using his own car because his recovery vehicle was off the road. He parked on the hard
meeting, it was decided that members should have a cloth badge bearing the club’s name. And now the committee is annealing to local people with artistic talent to have a go at designing a badge for them.
At a
Mr Harold Leach; “The committee thouaht that de signing a badge for us might be an interesting exercise for art classes at local schools—or that individuals might like to submit designs.”
Explained club secretary SHIELD
what it considers to be the best entry—and the finished product will be woven and probably measure about 2in. square.
The committee will select
shoulder, about five feet from the end of the double white lines, but two wheels were on the road.
RIDE SAFELY IS THEIR MOTTO - m p i :
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be painted on paper and can be of any size,” said Mr Leach, “ and they do not have to be square — they could be in the shape of a shield, for example.”
“The draft badges should
should be the wo rds , “ Clitheroe -and District Amateur Swimming Club or the initial letters. . “We prefer to give people a free hand in the design. We have not discussed details ourselves, but good use of colours, for example, would help.”
Incorporated in the design ENTRIES
more than 60 members at present and there is a waiting list. So the winner's handiwork should soon be much in evidence down at the Ribblesdale Pool.
The swimming club has
signers should send or take their entries to Mr Leach at the pool or at 3 Hodder Grove. Clitheroe.
Budding artists and de Wrong place
FOR stopping a car in the controlled area of a zebra crossing in Whailey Road,
Clitheroe. William S. White- well, Sumnymeade, Club
cyclists are pictured with Coun. Fell after the presentation.
Street Barrow, was fined £5 with endorsement at Clith eroe. He admitted the offence in a letter to the court.
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'anised by Mrs Edn atenvorth, deputising fo r husband, Mr Jame alerwcrth, who was ilk. Competition winners were int 1st with 12 points Johi irrison, Robert Kenda d Peter Pearson; Joti d with 10 points, Petf nnes, David Metcalfe air ephe'n Peel. Thanks were expressed b re-chairman David Tayta le two groups met togethe ter for refreshments. At ;ef meeting the chairniat hn Harrison, congratulate ur girls who had take rt in a poem about Christ s competition. One, Jan :ott, had hers selected a Jio Blackburn for inch i in a programme # urday morning. Pame
ss Pa t Robinson. I'ne Boys met in the read ; room and took part in npetition. about vehidt
imavne was also higaj amended. Other entrant -e Rosemary Cross an
lila Harrison.
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