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Youth knife threat
WHEN a
16-.vear-old Clith eroe youth had an argument with a shill holder on Clith eroe market he took out a knife, Chief Insp. Thomas S um n e r told Clitheroe juvenile panel.
The youth denied posses
sing an offensive weapon m a public place, but the panel found the case proved and ordered him to spend 18 hours in an attendance
centre and to pay £30 to wards legal aid costs. The knife was confiscated.
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when Clitheroe and Howland ladies' section of the National Farmers, Union held their annual Christmas dinner. New president Mrs J. Porter welcomed 53 guests at her first social occasion since her installation. A varied programme of games and dancing was organised bv Joe «nd Jenny of Flirnoldswick.
THK Black Bull Hotel. was the venue
Pilgrimage
MEMORIES of a pilgrimage to the Holy Land under taken by members of Clith eroe Parish Church earlier m the year were revived at a public showing of slides m the Parish Hall.
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A “COMMUNITY sing-song" rounded off thp evening for 60 members of Clitheroe Catholic Ladies’ Guild seen here at their annual Christ-
to the accompaniment of ttianist Mrs Helen Bailev.
mas partv in the Catholic Hall, Lowereatc. Dancing and singing was
Clitheroe Town Mayoress.
and members also enloved a buffet supper provided bv Guild members. Among members were
.Mrs Alice Wells. Denutv1 Mayoress Mrs Edith Turner.! and a former Clitheroe j Borough Mayoress, Mrs i Mary Chatburn.
The audience of 100 were
given a commentary on Jerusalem and its surround ings bv the Vicar the Rev J. C. Hudson, and on Galilee
and northern Israel by Mr James Kenyon. Ladies of the social committee served refreshments and £10 was made for the ohurch funds.
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A TOTAL of £3,762 was con tributed to Christian Aid by Clitheroe and district in the first half of the year.
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LIDSEY’S REMNANT MARKET PLENTY OF PARKINC SPACE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
the Swan and Royal Hotel tor the annual dinner dance o f Clitheroe and district Chamber of Trade. The toast to the Chamber
THERE was a full house a t '
was proposed by the Ribble Valley Mayor, Conn Fred
Singleton, who expressed the hope that the close liaison between the new authority and the Chamber would
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needed one another. The reply was given o.V the president iMrs Mary
Bridge. Vice-president Mr
John
Cowgill proposed the toast to the guests and Conn Leo
Wells. Mayor 0/ Clitheroe, replied. Our picture shows officials and some 0} their guests.
Seated from the left, a re : Conn Wells, Mrs Wells, Mrs Bridge, Mrs Singleton. Coun Singleton and Mr E. Green way (president of the Pres ton Chamber of Trade).
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Drivers’ eyesight at fault
MOST motorists in the Clitheroe area have reason ably good vision . . . but some drivers could do with a visit to the opticians.
That's the conclusion
reached after 40 drivers had taken a vision test at an
exhibition at Ratcliffe and Thornton's garage on Whal- ley Road.
The tests were conducted
by Area Road Safety Officer Mr Neil Cunlifle, who said later: “ Although no driver got everything right, the majority of those examined had above-average eyesight. But there were one or two who should consult an eye specialist.
“ Our test is not intended as a substitute for those
carried out by doctors and opticians. But it gave a fairly good indication of how a driver would see a situa tion on the road,” said Mr Cunlifle.
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FURNISHINGS AND FANCY GOODS POlUv I ; I ’.A C O N Ii i '.ats
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, SMOKERS' STANDS, TABLE MATS, TEA TROLLEYS, ALARM CLOCKS, TRAVEL ALARMS, CIGARETTE LIGHTERS, BA TH RO O M SC AL ES, KITCHEN SCALES, PYREX WARE, ASSORTED PANS,
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FIRESIDE CHAIRS, DIVAN BEDS, BEDROOM SUITES, DIN IN G SUITES, 3-PIECE SUITES, CARD TABLES, POUF FES, RUGS (assorted
colours), BEDSIDE RUGS, CARPETS
(all sizes and patterns), DOOR MATS (all colours), RUBBER PILLOWS, SIRROM OTTOMANS, DECORATIVE MIRRORS, PLAIN AND BEVELLED. MIRRORS, PICTURES, SHOPPING BAGS, VARIOUS COMPANION SETS, CO AL 'BOX ES , BATHROOM CABINETS.
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Boxed Pi l l ow Cases, Towels, S e t t e e Se t s , Dressing Table Set s , S h e e t s , Blankets, Tablecloths, Curtains.
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Ti es , S o c k s , Han dkerchiefs. Scarves, Gloves
Cuff-Links, Wal lets, etc.
CET A COLOUR TV FOR CHRISTMAS On Our Annual Rental Plan
20in.— £1.30 per week, one payment of £67.60, 22in.— £1.48 per week, one payment of £76.96
DRAPERY I ELECTRICAL
CO-OP C H R IS TM A S C A V A L C A D E LIST OUR PRICE
Scarves, Gloves, Tights, Underwear, Boxed Handkerchiefs, Aprons, Umbrellas, Handbags, Night Attire, Knitwear.
Carmen Curler 300, 20 Rollers ....................... £17,.95 £13 .50 Morphy Richards 4822 Hair Dryer ___ ..... £6.00 £4.50 Philips HP1 125 3-Head Shaver
Coblin Teasmade 855 ............................ ..... £37,.11 £28.95 Remington Selectro 3 Shaver
Ultra Solaire 6154 Batt./Mains Radio
Ronson 001 Hair Dryer ........................... ..... £13,.75 £9.75 Fidelity Auto Record Player CRP8 .........
£54.95
.......... ..... £12.21 £10.95 .................... £14.68 £9.95
£23..47 £17,.95 £17.95
Marconi 4153 Batt/Mains Radio ___ ..... £21.50 £17.95 Fidelity Radl5 Radio ................................ ...... £22.58 £17.95 Murphy 12in. Portable TV Mono ........... .... £75.24 £59.95 Bush TV—-350 Portable TV ..................
Marconi 20in. Mono TV 4821 ............... .... £74.95 £49.95 Marconi 24in. Mono TV 4808 ............... .... £86.00 £59.95 Ferguson 4363 Music Centre ............... . £177.65 £149..95
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