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CAN YOU SEW?


“SAVE MONEY”


NEW CURTAINS NEW DRESSES


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PER1 YARD MARKET


)IN ENGRM LIDSEYS KET MARKET


FY OF PARKING SPACE M ALL DAY SATURDAY


SUITS are IN


OUR EXC IT ING WINTER COLLEC­ T ION i n c l u d e s a delightful range of


AUTUMN SUITS & ACCESSORIES


See them in a


WONDERFUL WORLD OF FASHION at


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istle Hill House, SETTLE Telephone 3457


Couture A


The difference between Us and Them Is that we try harder and ol course we do make the Sheepskin Coats we sell and that does help to keep the price down. So now you know about US why not call and sec what we make.


Sheepskin Coats LADIES’ & MEN’S at £59.50. Interesting new shades, grey blue, tobacco, beige, etc., etc.


Elegantly Tailored Men’s Leather JACKETS from £29.


STRAIGHT FROM THE PARIS LEATHER FAIR — the ultimate In LADIES' F.L COATS In beautiful allky finish ANILINE LEATHER. Thlayou muat (M.


Superb Ladies’ Fur Trimmed COATS & JACKETS in Suede and Leather.


SUEDEWEAR CO., 3 HALL ST (by Holts Shoes) Tel. Burntoy 25667.


Atso at Storloy Butts, Blackburn.


Highfield Rd. Clitheroe


Branches at RAILWAY RD CHORLEY & ORMOND ST BURY ^ ^


Full range of curtains available • in many sizes and colours


Open Mon.-Saf. 10.30 - 5.30. Late night Thurt. 7pm Closed all day Wed. Open all day Sat.


■ With this'coupon on all Velvet Curtains. " . , . ^ ^ S ty h t s z cm fc a k o p& r fe c fc


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YOUTH and speed often go hand in hand as far as competition swimming is


concerned. And that was just the case


at Clitheroe Dolphins Swim­ ming Club’s annual gala when the junior champions,. Susan Rowland and Stephen Pym, outswam the senior champ- . ions for the 100 metres prizes. The gala was the second to


be held by the club since its formation and two years ago numerous club records were'


broken. Special awards were given


to club captains Susan and Tony Bush and to the most improved swimmer, John Gladwin.


the competitors are the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. and Mrs Leo Wells, who presented the prizes. The gala took place at the Ribbles-


Pictured here with some of dale Pool. RESULTS Senior boys'champion (Club


GLASS FOUND IN. FRUIT TARTS


TWO fruit tarts bought at a former confectionery shop each contained a fragment of glass, Mr J. Campbell, pro­ secuting for the Ribble Valley Council, told the town’s magistrates. Mrs Joan Helm, of Bawd-


lands, Clitheroe, who admit­ ted selling the tarts,was fined £10 on each of two sum­ monses. She was ordered to pay an advocate’s fee of £10. For Mrs Helm, Mr Barry


Dearing asked the magis­ trates to accept that the frag­ ments did riot get there through negligence or carel­ essness. No one could say what was the exact cause, but plate glass chipped easily and it was quite possible that the glass had fallen on to the tarts from the shelf above. Mr Campbell said an anal­


yst’s report showed that the fragments were similar to glass used for shelves.


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YOUNG SWIMMERS LEAD THE WAY


cup), T. Wood; girls (R. B Wilson cup), S. Hall and S. Bailey, junior boys (Rowland shield), S. Pym; girls (Davies shield), S. Read and S. Row­ land; boys 100 metres (arrow trophy), S. Pym; girls, S. Rowland; diving (Clark cup), J. Calvert; girl with highest league points total (Blakey cup), S. Hall; boy (Hilda Par­ kinson trophy), S. Pym.


Beginners: one width (girls)


— J. Lord, T. Symonds, E. Heathurst; (boys) — D. Dic­ kinson, I. Lang, G. Speak.


Back stroke: 8-9 years


(girls) — S. Read, E. Taylor; (boys) — A. Nicholas, H. Pre­ ston, N. Blakey; 10-11 years (girls) — S. Rowland, K. Pym, T. Kenward; (boys) — P. Brass, S. Joinson, S. Clark; 12-13 years (girls) — G. Blakey, J. Swift; (boys) — S. Pym, J. Gladwin, M. Tait; 14 and over (girls) — S. Bush, S. Bailey, S. Hall; (boys) — T. Bush, J. Chatburn, T. Wood.


Breast stroke: 8-9 years


(girls) — S. Read, E. Taylor; (boys) — N. 'Blakey, A. Nicholas, P. Rowland; 10-11 years (girls) — S.- Rowland, K. Pym, A. Urry; (boys) — S.


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Ex-Postmaster lets cat out of the bag V


THE best-kept secret of the Second World War was “leaked” to Clitheroe Probus Club members by former Clitheroe head postmaster Mr Walter McColl, who spent six years with the hush-hush unit codenamed


“ULTRA.”


ering the unit’s wartime ODer- ations for the past 30 years, was lifted recently u ith the publication of a book — The ULTRA-'Secret — by its chief, Group Capt. Fred Win- terbotham.


The blanket of secrecy cov­ And Mr McColl, who was a '


signalman with ULTRA, told the 75 Probus members that many war histories would now need some revision in the light of the book’s disclosures. The unit was set up in


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Bletchley in 1938 when it was learned from a member of the Polish Intelligence that the • Germans were working on the manufacture of a secret sig-,


nailing device. The Poles later Captured a


complete device — a sophisti­ cated cypher machine — which had been named “ENIGMA” by the Germans. The machine was installed


Slinger, A. Taylor, N. Dickin­ son; 12-13 years (girls) — G. Blakey, S. Taylor, J. Swift; (boys) — S. Pym, M. Tait, J. Broughton; 14 and over (girls) — S. Hall, S. Bailey; (boys) — T. Wood, J. Chatburn, T. Bush.


Butterfly: 8-9 years (girls)


— S. Read; (boys) — N. Blakey, A. Nicholas; 10-11 years (girls) — S. Rowland, K. Pym; (boys) — S. Slinger, S. Clark, A. Lord; 12-13 years (girls) — W. Wilson, G. Blakey; (boys) — S. Pym, M. Tait, J. Gladwin; 14 and over (girls)— S. Hall, S. Bailey; (boys) — J. Wood, J. Chat­ burn, T. Wilson.


Freestyle; .8-9 years (girls)


— S. Read, E. Taylor; (boys) — A. Nicholas, N. Blakey, P. Coward; 10-11 years (girls) — S. Rowland, K; Pym, H. Swift; (boys) — M. Rung, S. Slinger, S. Clark; 12-13 years (girls) — W. Wilson, J. Swift, J. Blakey; (boys) — S. Pym, M. Tait, J. Taylor; 14 and over (girls) — S. Hall, S. Bush, S. Bailey; (boys) — T. Wood, T. Wilson, T. Bush.


at Bletchley’s Station X and became the pride and joy of a small company of boffins and mathematicians. The group devised and built


a computer which they linked to ENIGMA and from early 1940 — when Mr McColl joined ULTRA — to the end of the war they read all enemy signals in Europe and the Far


East. Germany had provided


Japan with ENIGMA and thanks to ULTRA the Ameri­ can and Australian allies were able to read high-grade “ u n b r e a k a b l e ” enemy


cyphers. Hitler's personal directive


to his Commanders in Chief “Eliminate and occupy Eng­ l a n d ” was decoded by ULTRA and during the battle of Alamein Alexander and Montgomery knew precisely what Rommell would do. In the Battle of the Atlantic


the pinpointing of U-boats and their supply ships through ULTRA was such that by 1943 that menace was over. The unit also provided crucial information for the allies as D-Day approached, including the knowledge that the Ger­ mans were convinced the invasion would, be in the Calais area. Mr McColl was thanked by


WINTER SALE


COMMENCINC SATURDAY at 9-30 a.m.


T h e 1 0 0% d u a l i t y B e d d in g S p e c ia l is t


MAIN STOCKISTS OF POCKET SPRING MATTRESSES BY VI-SPRING—STAPLES RELYON


Also stockists of SLUMBERLAND, VI-SPRING,


DUNLOPILLO, RELYON, BURGESS, STAPLES


NOW OPEN ALL DAY TUESDAY AT PADIHAM


Due to our bulk purchases of bedding, by those famous manufacturers, wo can offer their pro­ ducts at unbeatable prices.


SCOOP PURCHASE! ODD MATTRESSES TO CLEAR In every size and quality


Mr McColl


Mr Jack Sharp (Chatburn). Act ing chi rman Mr Tom Rushton (Clitheroe) intro­ duced new member Mr John Singleton, of Bolton-by- Bowland. At the next meeting’a week


tomorrow the talk will be given by a member of the Samaritans. Members are invited to take their ladies.


Water on — Any


time now


LOCAL footballers using the changing facilities at Lit- tlemoor should soon be able to have a wash af ter their


games. At the start of last season


the Ribble Valley Council erected two pre-fabricated changing rooms and a shower block at the Whalley Road end of the pitches after a storm of protest from local clubs over the lack of facilities. But the showers have never


worked and only on a few occasions have there been any washing facilities at all. Ac c o r d i n g to P a r k s


Prices from £13.95 to £160


3ft. DIVAN SETS in stock in all qualities £22.95 up to £200 complete


DIVAN AND MATTRESS..............................................£79.00 SAME DAY DELIVERY


4ft 6in. DIVAN SETS £39 up to £400 800 DIVAN SETS ALWAYS IN STOCK £140 4ft 6ln. MYERS HONEYCHARM


£133.95 4ft 6ln. ORTHOPAEDIC DIVAN SET £69.95 PRESTIGE SALE POLICY


It has always boon out policy to hold a gonuino sato. Wo must cloar


end-ot-soason itoms, and goods which aro soiling slowly, In otdor to make room lor irosh merchandise. Manufacturers and suppliers also have to cloar Ihoir ousting stocks from time to timo. This morchandiso wo buy at advantagoous pricos


which wo pass on to our customers. Whonovor (ho goods aro ot imported manufadure this Is made cloar


on all salo tickets. . .


ORTHOPAEDIC BEOS tor BACK SUFFERERS In stock In every size divan sols or odd mattresses.


GUARANTEE


II you can find any purchase for salo al n lowor price than ours wo wilt pay tho dittoronco — don't tako our word, tako our monoy Samo-day delivery guarantood. Especially Salurday Buy your bod today Got dolivory today. Froo storage it required.


10,000 aq. ft. floor space full of BEDS and MATTRESSES We only soil beds.


7/0/11 HIGHER EANAM, BLACKBURN.


Superintendent Mr Roger Hirst, the council has been kept waiting for the shower


units. “The showers have now


been installed, electricity and water connected and the units should be in operation within a few weeks," he told our reporter.


Hours or opening: Tubs, to Frl. 9-30: a.m. to 5-30 p.m.; Sat., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open all day Monday at Blackburn.


PRINTS OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ISSUE TAKEN BY OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE AVAILABLE TO ORDER


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BARGAINS TO BE SEEN AT


SON’S imongers


SET, CLITHEROS I. 25151


WE TAKE BARCLAY CARDS


AND ACCESS CARDS


Three ‘£.


departments with GIFTS for


everyone c


S c a r v e s , Gloves, Tights, Underwear, f g f '■ t t lG Boxed Handkerchiefs, Aprons, Umbrel- IWI •


|as> Handbags, Night Attire, Knitwear, |^q ^ 0 Slippers.


Tioe onrw* Handkerchiefs, Scarves, Boxed Pillow Cases, Towels, Settee


Gloves. Cuff-Links,: Walla,s. » Etc. -


FURNISHINGS and FANCY GOODS


GLASSWARE, CROCKERY,


SMOKERS’ STANDS, TABLE MATS, TEA TROLLEYS, ALARM CLOCKS, TRAVEL ALARMS, CIGARETTE


LIGHTERS, BATHROOM SCALES, KITCHEN SCALES, PYREX WARE, .


ASSORTED PANS, COPPERWARE, BRASSWARE, WHEEL SHOPPERS,


CHEESE BOARDS, VACUUM FLASKS, MINI CASTORS, BATH MATS;


EWBANK SWEEPERS, WASTE BINS,


SEWING MACHINES, BREADBOARDS and KNIVES STAINLESS STEEL,


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co-operative; SOCIETY LTD;


BLACKBURN


CLITHEROE DISTRICT Telephone 22611


H.P. and 20 weeks clubs available i ELECTRICAL


GEC Music Centre 2817...;.............;..... Fidelity Music Centre MC2........... *....... .


MAGAZINE RACKS, BOOKCASES. FIRESIDE CHAIRS, DIVAN BEDS,


BEDROOM SUITES, DINING SUITES, 3-PIECE SUITES, POUFFES, RUGS (assorted colours), BEDSIDE RUGS, CARPETS (all sizes and patterns),


DOOR MATS, (all colours), RUBBER PILLOWS, OTTOMANS, DECORATIVE MIRRORS, PLAIN AND BEVELLED MIRRORS, PICTURES, SHOPPING


BAGS, VARIOUS COMPANION SETS, . COAL BOXES, BATHROOM CABINETS.


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£242.75 £184.00


LIST


Hitachi Music Centre SDT2370.................... £199.00 Hitachi Music Centre SDT2480.................... £229.00


Bush Cassette Recorder TP66..................... £39.94 Fidelity.UA5Audio Unit ............... ......... .


84.00


GEC 2816 Audio Unit............................. *....... £147.72 Ferg&son 3047 Audio Unit............................ £67.05 Fidelity UA3 Audio Unit...............;,........


£94.50


' Sharps BP 156 Pocket R a d i o ........ ■ Hair Dryers, Heated Rollers,-Wall Clocks, Mantle Clocks, Alarm Clocks, Torches,


: • Lamps, Shades, Irons, Portable TVs, Colour TVs. . ■: ■


£179.95 £139.95 £169.95 £197.95 £32.95


£139.95 £121.95 £47.95 £69.95 £6.50


Shavers, Table.


STYLOPHGNE | | Electronic Organ .


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