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WADDINGTON CRICKET CLUB
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WADDINGTON METHODIST SCHOOL
FRIDAY, MAY 9th 7-30 p.m.
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C.R.G.S. Mountaineering Club
Monster JUMBLE SALE
on Friday 2nd May at 7-30 p.m.
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Grand' Dance MAY 9th
ST. HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL
THE STRAUSS SMASH BAND and
.Dancing to
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ADMISSION — 5/-
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Clitheroe Parish Church Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society
• The Count of Luxemburg
■'The 1st rehearsal for this show will take, place on TUESDAY, 13th MAY, at 7-30 p.m.
at THE PARISH HALL, Church Street, Clitheroc - ALL WELCOME —
NELSON STADIUM CARR ROAD — NELSON
TOMORROW, SATURDAY, MAY 3rd, 7-30 p-m.
.Runners-up 1968. 'l' V BRING THE FAMILY ALONG “DAD”
S PE EDWAY ■ Nelson Admirals ' Longeaton Rangers
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..... Steaks — Chops — Scampi — Chicken — Ham and Eggs — Fish— Sandwiches — Snacks
MID-DAY — Soup — Sandwiches — Ham and Eggs ’ ' Clitheroa International
CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH M.U. Welcome you to a
VICTORIAN TEA PARTY in THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
SATURDAY, 3rd MAY at 3-00 p.m. Attractions:—
Pantry Stall — Cake and Confection Stall Knick-Knack Stall — Flora Stall
ADMISSION (including tea) 1/6, CHILDREN 1/-
THERE’S STILL TIME TO BOOK SEATS FOR ALL PERFORMANCES OF
CLITHEROE and DISTRICT SCOUTS’
GANG SHOW ON MAY 8th, 9th and 10th
Tickets will be available Tomorrow Saturday, May 3rd at The Parish Hall from 11 a.m. to noon only or from any Scout.
Telephone Bookings: Ring Clitheroe 3162 ---------------------------------- IK
The Royal Lancashire jj Agricultural Society
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Spring Show \ May 10th and 11th
on the
Heavy Horses — Light Horses Ponies — Jumping —■ Flowers and Sheepdogs
Admission :
Adult's 5 /- — Children 2 /6 Car parking 2 /6
Refreshments-at moderate prices.
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HOTEL, CLITHEROE Artists Appearing
Tonight Friday, May 2nd
Pianist Extraordinary also , JOHN and LEON • sound, Sound
THE ALAN THACKER TRIO
THE IMPACT FIVE Sunday^ May 4th
Saturday, May 3rd
Wednesday, May 7th MUSIC
JF
CLITHEROE FLOWER CLUB lecture/
demonstration
FRIDAY, MAY 9th To be given by
Mrs. If. ALLEN of Ormskirk Entitled
“FLOWERS FOR CHURCH AND EXHIBITION"
at THE STATION HOTEL Non-Members — 2/6
SPRING DANCE Will be held on
FRIDAY, 9th MAY
Dancing to THE MELOTONES 9 p.m. — 2 a.m.
Selection of Fete Queen to take place 11:30 p.m. Licensed Bar until 1 a.m. Admission. '.r-\ 5/-,
Refreshments available until midnight
CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE
TEL. 3585 SATURDAY, MAY 3rd
THE GOLDEN THREE . SUNDAY, MAY 4th
MARIA MANTELLA THURSDAY, MAY 8th
. ” V 1,1 *fv;BINGO 8 o’clock start ”
.Double (won) ’. 27’ ; 26 -
£30 this week ■
■ ; 4 Jacknofs .Treble (not,won)
y • tr V.
v;tj»25- „.-.j23iyi 19 £50 this week
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AIGHTON, BAILEY AND CHAIGLEY MEMORIAL HALL
j- {”IM Showground at Blackpool j:
Chipping v Gisburn AT SHAWBRIDGE Kick Off 6-30
p.ni.
Trophies to be presented by MARTIN DOBSON (Burnley F.C.)
F O L K S IN G -O U T - T O N I G H T ! Clitheroe Folk Group—Dog & Partridge, Wellgate—May 2ndi Fasten your-seat belts it’s the fantastic JOHNNY SILVO!!
and your residents — IAN and JUDITH Next Wbek — DAVE and TONI ARTHUR
GRASSTl
. RACl| at LAUNC HASLINd
Follow the R.A.C : court!
Refreshments—l]
CHATBURN m| YOUTH
“THE MIDNK HOUR”
■ Will app THE YOUT TONIGHT 8 pm. to
ADMISSIOt
SATURDAY,! Start 6-31
.Tomorl ALSO . — ' : PROSPECT OF ICELAND THE HEATHAN BLOOD
WHERE? NEWTON INSTITUTE WHEN? TIME?
SATURDAY, 3rd MAY, 1969 Dancing 9 p.m. — 11-45 p.m.
Free Bus will leave Clltheroe Station at 8-30 p.m. Grindleton Post Office 8-45 p.m. Sim Inn, Waddington 9 p.m. Returning after the Dance.
HOW MUCH? 25 Pence 5/- Right of Admission Reserved
Tel: 3278
FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 7-30 p.m. - Theatre Group present J. B. Priestley’s comedy wnon w are married’1
i sP AUMIMM^
TONIGHT FRIDAY: at 7-30 p.m. SATURDAY Continuous from 5-10 p.m. (LC..P. 7-40 p.m.)
THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE (U) SATURDAY MATINEE STAR JUNIOR CLUB AT 1-45 p.m.
HUNTED IN HOLLAND Ep. 3 Dead End Creek Cartoons and Comedies
SUNDAY CLUB at 7-30 p.m. ’ MONDAY to FRIDAY at 7-30 p.m.
SATURDAY Continuous .from 5-35 p.m. (L.C.P. 7-30 p.m.) 9- Clithcroc
Congregational Church ' , ----- o-----
SUNDAY, MAY 4th Young
People’s Day and Seniors
10- 30 a.m. Family Worship Holy Communion
Rev. Kathleen M. Hendry,’ B.A., B.D.
2-30 p.m. Primary Department and Juniors at Barrow
6-30 p.m. Evening Service at . Barrow
MANOR GOSPEL HALL Milthornc Avenue, Clitheroe
SUNDAY, MAY 4th Mr. & WILKINSON (Blackburn)
Waddington Methodist Church : ------- O------- •
YOUTH SUNDAY MAY 4th, 1969
T,ie young people extend to you a hearty welcome
Family Service at 10-45 a.m.
Conducted by Mr. E. W. Davey and the Senior Scholars
Soloist: Miss Ruth Knight
Evening Worship at 6-15 pan Preacher; Mrs. J. Wilkinson
Trinity iMethodist Church ------o—■
— SUNDAY, MAY 4th Young
30 a.m. Breakfast, Juniors .
People’s Day 8 a.m. Holy. Communion
To be shared by the young people of the circuit
10-30 a.m. Rev. N. D. Walton 6 p.m. Sister Hannah 2 p.m. Indies Class
Speaker:—Miss M. Blcazard
Caribbean Carnival newsholme demense GISBURN
FRIDAY, 23rd MAY 8-00 p.m.—1-30 a.m.
bow la n d fo r e s t y .f.c. Wliist and Domino Drive
PARKERS ARMS HOTEL NEWTON
WEDNESDAY, 7th MAY 7-30 p.m. prompt
by kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. Jones (proprietors)
Pie and Peas Supper 4/- Inclusive
BLACKBURN MUSIC SOCIETY KING GEORGE’S HALL
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st at 7-30 p.m.
HALLE ORCHESTRA Conductor:—
SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI TICKETS 21/-, 15/-, 12/6, 10/-, 7/6 and-5/-
From Mrs. H. Taittersall, 54 Langham Road, Blackburn and The Public Halls, Northgate, Blackburn.
LOW MOOR CLUB
BINGO —Thursday and Saturday in the Lounge
FRIDAY
FREE and EASY Sunday, May 4th
Ronnie Morrell with COLIN on the Organ
Pendleton Women's Institute ------- o-------
TEA ami COFFEE EVENING, BRING and BUY STALL
TUESDAY, MAY 6th 7 p.m. — 9 p.m.
at Mrs. Brown's, 3 Chatburn Park Drive, Clitheroe In aid of W.I. Fimds ADMISSION — 1/6
CLITHEROE AMATEUR FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
AITKEN SHIELD FINAL TONIGHT FRIDAY, 2nd MAY
is
best.for cofiec| a quick lunch, a cup of tea in pleasant surrc|
Which Many people say
CAFE SUDELL CROSS BLACKBURN
STEADY
St. John Ambuland .Nursing Gael
D A N (I
In the St. John Aj Brigade Hall, Chul . : Clithero*!
Friday, Ma.'l
Dancing 7-39 p.m. l | to THE CAVEDvl ADMISSION [
Right of admission Preliminary
THE NATIONAL HOME!
A Garden!
SATURDAY, JUf in the grail
and F will be he!
BOWLAND SEI SCHOC
Riversmead, Clitherl
CLITHEROE I LEGION B1
Weekly Doq 9
Weekly Tre| 26 1
ACCRINGTd
DISTRICT MOI CLUl
BARRi SET
Next Wednesday Bulcock, of Abbey
tower In London, Mrs! must travel to the tol Empire State Building! York in the fastest tinl a pri7xs of £5.000 in l l
attempt in the Trans;! From the top of t l
for private persons w| backer. She plans to travel
GFO Tower to Heath! port; by motorcycle, d f a flying suit. There si I a BOAC VC10. which i 11 a.m./ • At Kennedy Airport!
York, a motorcycle ‘I her to the Empire Stf| ing..
by two lifts in succesl of her main worrie:! tourists, who are in til State Building at all t | cause queues for the Originally Mrs.
Thero are 86 floors ./ii,:-.////
hoped to travel: by from Regents Park to I but aviation officials! this was not allowed. " Helicopters are not
a I
“Antic and 11 th|
with thehl
Saturday 3rd! AViJ
Sunday, 4th| 8-30 P.r
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