% Clitheroe Advertiser'arid Times, November 7. 1969 WEEKEND PROGRAMMES BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE , Saturday


TELEVISION BBC 1


10: Repondez S’il Vous


Plait. 10-30: Wie Bitte? 12: Weather. 12-5: Casey Jones. 12-25; Charlie Chaplin'. 12-45: Grandstand, includ­


ing Football Preview; Weight­ lifting; Rallycross; Racing; Rugby League; Results. 5-15: Star Trek. 6-5; News. Weather, 6-15: Dixon of Dock


Green. 7: British Legion Festival


o f Remembrance. 9: News, Weather. 9-15: The Harry Secombe Show. 10-5: Match of the Day. 11-5: Braden’s Week. 11-45: Weather. 11-47:


RADIO RADIO 1


5-30: News, Weather. 5-32:


Breakfast Special. 8-32; Ed Stewart. 9-55: Radio 1 Pop Poser. 10: Everett is Here. 12:


Emperor Rosko. 1: Johnnie • Walker. 2-55:


Radio 1 Pop Poser. 3: John Peel. 5; Speak-Easy. 5-45: Pete Drummond. 6-45: Jazz Club. 7-30: News. 7-34: Wea­


ther. 7-35: Country Meets Folk.


8- 30 Rod’s Round-Up. 9: Things Are Swingin’ 9-45; Tony Brandon. 12; Midnight Newsroom. 12-5: Night Ride. 2: News, Weather.


RADIO 2 5-30: News, Weather. 5-32:—


as Radio 1. 8-32—as Radio 1. 9- 55: Five to Ten. 10: Joe Henderson. 12; LP Showcase. 1: Marching and Waltzing.


2: The Frank Chacksfield Hour. 3: The Big Band Sound. 3-31: Melody Fair. 5- 32: Those Were The Days. 6- 30: The Mitchell Minstrel Show. 7-30- News. 7-34: Weather.


Sunday TELEVISION


BBC—1 Sunday BBC 1


9: Nai Zindagi—Naya Jee-


van. 9-30- Repondez S'il Vous Plait. 10‘: Wie Bitte? 10-35: Remembrance Day. 11-30: Buying a House. 12: Know How. 12-30: Rep­


Film Night: “The Password is Courage”. 10-5; News, Wea­ ther. 10-15: The Duke of Edinburgh meets the Ameri­ can Press. 1040: Omnibus. 11-25: Weather. 11-27: Nor­ thern News, Weather.-


resenting the Union. 1-25: Farming, followed by Wea­ ther for fanners. 2; Ten Clas­ sic Dishes. 2-29: News. 2-30: Day Time. 3-5: Film Matinee. 440: Hobbyhorse. '5-5:


Going For A Song. 5-30: Dombey and Son. 5-55; Ken Dodd. 6-5: News. Weather. 6-15: Malcolm Muggeridge. 6-50: Songs of Praise. 7-25: Detective. 8-15: British


RADIO RADIO— 1


7: News, Weather. 7-25: BBC 2


The World About Us. 8-15; Music Now. 9-15:. A Year in tlie Life. 10-5: Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In. 10-55: Thirty-Minute Theatre. 11-25: News. 11-30: Line-Up.


10-40: Cenotaph Service. The Queen at the Cenotaph


GRANADA


for the Remembrance Sunday service. 12-35: Your Living Body. 1: You and Your Child. 1-25: All Our Yesterdays. 1-55: Fireball XL5. 2-25: The Short


Story, Lome Greene . and Rupert, Davies in ‘The Deser­ ted Yacht.’ 2-55: Football.


3-50: The Pursuers. 4-15: University Challenge. 4-45: Tlie Golden Shot. 5-30: The Flaxton Boys. 6: News. 6-15: All Creatures Great and Small. 6-35: Tomorrow’s Child. 7: Stars on Sunday. 7-25: The Big Picture, Laurence Olivier and Jennifer Jones in ‘ Carrie.’ 9-


Northern News. BBC 2


3- Saturday Cinema: “Song


of ’ the Islands.” 7: News, Sport Weather. 7-15: Gar­ deners World. 7-30: Rugby Special. 8-20: One Pair of


Eyes. 9: The Ice Show. 9-40:


Line-up. 10-5: The First Churchills. 10-50: Review.


11-35: News. 11-40: Midnight Movie: ‘Footsteps in the Fog.’


GRANADA 12: Stay Alive. 12-25: Fami­


lies Talking. 12-55: News. 1: World of Sport, On the Ball,


They're Off, Sports Special, Wrestling. 5: Results Round- Up. 5-15: The Secret Service.


5-40: Woodbinda — Animal Doctor. 6-10: News. 6-15: The Saturday Crowd. 7: Please Sir. 7-30: Mystery and Sus­ pense. Mandy Miller, Sam Wanamaker and Andre Mor- ell in ‘‘The Secret.” 9: Strange Report. 10; News.


10-10; Saturday Night Thea­ tre, Faith ’ Brook, Michael Gwynn, Sonia Dresdel, Joan Hickson and Michael Johnson in ‘Hester Lily’. 11-10: Frost on Saturday.


Tel: 3278 CIVIC HALL (GRAND KtNEMA) ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY at 7-30 P-™'


John Wayne, Dean Martin in RIO BRAVO tut Technicolor


MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY at 7 p.m. GREGORY PECK, EVE MARIE SAINT, in


THE STALKING MOON (A) (Technicolor)


He comes with the stalking moon—silently, relentlessly- and when he comes, there is no place to hide.


ALSO :


DON KNOTT AS TH E INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET (Technicolor)


THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND. SATURDAY at 7 p.m. IT’S A FUN, FUN, FUN, FILM! !


TEL LY SAVALAS, EDITHvEVANS, . v WARREN OATES, HARRY H. CORBETT in


CROOKS AND COR0NETS (U) (Technicolor)


7- 35: Country Meets Folk.


8- 30: British Legion Festival of Remembrance. 9: — as Radio 1. 9-45:—as Radio 1.


8: News, Weather. 8-4: RADIO 3


British Music. 9: News, Weather. 9-4:, From Abroad. 11: Record Review. 12: Jazz Record Requests. 12-30: Sports Parade, in­


cluding Behind the Sporting Scenes; Cricket Around the World; Lawn T e n n i s ; Racing; Racing Results; Boxing Preview; Racing Pre­ view; Rugby Union; Associa­ tion Football; Sports Report. 6: French Piano Music;


6-35: A Country of Memor­ able Honour. 7-30: Orches­ tral Concert. 8-15: Personal View. 8-30: Concert. 9-10: Wolf and the Italian Sere­ nade. 945: Monteverdi. 10-55: Interlude. 11: News.


6-30: News. 6-32: Farming RADIO 4


Today. 6-50: Ten to-Seven. 6-


7: News. 7-10; News of the North. 7-15: On Your Farm. 7-


Outlook. 7r55: Weather, Pro­ grammes. 8: News. 8-10: News of the


North. 8-15: It’s Saturday. 845; Today’s Papers. 8-50: Yesterday in Parliament. 8- 59: Weather. 9: News. 9-5: The Weekly World. 9-20: The Week in Westminster. 9- 45: From Our Own Corres­ pondent. 10-15: Daily Service. 10-30:


Study 4. 12: Motoring and the Motorist. 12-25: All The Best From Today. 12-55: Northern News. 1: News. 1-15: Any Questions? 2:


Afternoon Theatre. 3: Week­ end Woman’s Horn’. 4: Inter­ national Concert Hall. 5-55: Weather, Programmes. 6: News Radio Newsreel. 6-25: News' of the North. 6-28: Sport Spotlight. 7: Desert Island Discs.


55: Weather, Programmes. 45: Today’s Papers. 7-50:


7- 30: Gala Concert Hall. 8- 30: Saturday Night Theatre, 'Crown of Solitude.’ 9-58: Weather. 10: News. 10-10: A Word in Edgeways. 10-55: Lighten Our Darkness. 11-10: Music at Night. 11-42: Weather, News. 11-45: Fore­ cast for Coastal Waters.


A fast-pace, action packed comedy ALSO


GENE BARRY in


ISTANBUL EXPRESS (U) (Technicolor)


CLITHiEROE FLOWER CLUB


demonstration entitled


“CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE HOME” by Mr. JOHN HAYTON, of Latham


TONIGHT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1969 at 7-30 p.m. in the '


CLITHEROE GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR GIRLS .(Chatburn Road) T ICKETS — 3/- each


Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hall Fund


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


will be held in The School


Friday, November 14th Starting at 7-30 p.m. Admission 4/-


(Including Hot-pot supper) _______ _


Rimington and Middop sports DON’T FORGET


Whist, Domino Drive and


Potato Pie Supper at Memorial Institute


Tomorrow Saturday at 7-45 p.m.


Admission 4/- Children 2/-


Bring own cutlery FOLK SING OUT !


Back again the fantastic TAVERNERS !!


Residents The Wayfarers


Next week: Mighty Mike_Absp]am . • • !■ J' • f-


St. Mary Magdalene and St. Pauls Scout Group


‘DISCO’ 8-00 to 11-00


10- 20: Music Hall. 11-20: To­ night with David Nixon.


40: Dragnet. 10-10: News.


Tomorrow Saturday, November 8th


St. Mary’s Hall 2/6


6-55: The First Day Of The


Week. 7: News. Weather. 7-2: Sunday Special. 9: Ed


Stewart. 10: D.L.T. 12: Family Favourites. 2:


Savilc’s Travels. 3: Scene and Heard. 4: The Stuart


Henry Show. .5: Alan Free­ man. 7: Peter Sarstedt. 7-32: Mike Raven’s R and B Show. 8-45: Mike Spcakc. 9-30:


Sound Screen 69. 10: Softly Sentimental. 11: Humphrey


Lvttelton. 12: News. ‘ 12-5: Just Jazz. 12-30: Jazz


Workshop. 1-1: Night Ride. 2: News, Weather.


RADIO— 2 6-55: The First Day Of The


Week. 7: News, Weather. 7-2: Sunday Special. 9:—as Radio 1. 10: Eric Robinson. 11-31: People’s Service. 12:—as Radio 1. 2: The A1


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH


AMATEUR OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY present


THE COUNT OF LUXEMBOURG Music by FRANZ LEHAR


(By arrangement with NODA LTD., on behalf of GLOCKEN VERLAG LTD,)


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in the PARISH HALL, CHURCH ST., CLITHEROE Monday, 17th November to Saturday, 22nd November Nightly at 7-30 p.m.


Booking in the Parish Hall from Monday, 3rd November Monday to Friday, 2 to 3 and 6-30 to 7-30


Seats 6/6 and 5/-, Sat. 7/6 and 6/-,


Ponsionors and Children under 14, Mon. and Tuos. 2/ OOWNHAM


YILLAGE HALL DANCE


— *0—


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th 9 p.m. — 1 a.m.


THE EMBASSY TRIO TICKETS: 51-


Admission at the door 6/- Refreshments available.


CLITHEROE BOROUGH LABOUR PARTY


Jumble Sale


& ‘NEARLY NEW’ Stall in the


LABOUR ROOMS, ESHTON TERRACE


Tonight — at 7 p.m. ADMISSION 3d.


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATF.


TEL. 3585 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8th


BARBARA MARTIN PETER FORD


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9lh


DOUBLE (won): 13


1 £30 this week


TREBLE (not won) 19 26 10 £50 this week


Read Show. 2-31: The Clith­ eroe Kid. 3: The Mitchell Minstrel Show. 4: Wilfrid Thomas. 5—as Radio 1. 7: Sing Something Simple.


.Form 9-30: Sound Screen 69. 10: Softly Sentimental. 11: —as Radio 1.


RADIO 3 News, Weather. 8-4: What’s


New? 9; News, Weather. 94: Bach Cantatas. 10: Your Con­ cert Choice. 10-59: From the Cenotaph. 11-3: Music Mag­


azine. 12: Mozart and Brahms. 1:


Sunday ■ Orchestral Concert. 145: Interval. 1-55; Concert. 2-35: Tristan und Isolde. 4: Interval. 4-20: Tristan und


Isolde. 5-40: Backdrop for Petru­


shka. 6- Tristan und Isolde. 7-20: interlude. 7-30: Beetho­ ven. 8-45: Law in Action. 9-5: Beethoven. 9-45: Is Britain Civilised? 11: Nows. 11-10: Discussion continued.


RADIO 4 7-50; Sunday Reading. 7-55:


Weather, Programmes. 8: News. 8-10: Make Yourself at Home. 840: Sunday Pap­ ers. 8-50: Calendar. • 9: Nows. 9-5: Chapel in the


Valley. 9-30- The Archers. 10-30: Their Name Livcth. 10-35: . Service of. Remem­ brance. 11-20: Record Recov­ ery. 1140: Talkabout. -12-55: Weather,. Program­


mes. 1: The World This Weekend. 2- Gardener's Ques­ tion Time. 2-30:-The Sunday Play. ’Where Angels Fear to Tread’. 4: Holidays Abroad. 4-30: Can I Help You? 4-45: The Living World. 5-15: Down Your Way. 5-55: Wea­ ther, Programmes. 6; News. 6-10: Letter from


America. 6-30: My Word. 7: In Our Time. 7-55: The Week’s Good Cause Apoeal. 8: Subject for Sunday. 8-30:


The Woman in White. '9: Your Hundred .Best


For the time being Thursday Bingo will be discontinued SUNDAY BINGO HAS NOW CEASED DUE»TO LACK OF SUPPORT -


, ’ .


Tunes. 9-68' Weather. 10: News; 1(V10: 'The. RetthLec- tuxes. 1040: John' Williams. 10-50: Epilogue. .10-59: Wea-


’ ther. , ' 11: .News. 11-2: Music at 1...


Night.' 1145;" Forecast for.. Coastal Waters.


AY ADDINGTON DRAMA GROUP present


The Geese are Getting Fat A comedy by Arthur Walkyn


November 13th, 14th, 15th at 7-30 p.m. in St. Helen’s Sunday School, Waddington


Tickets available from Ducketts, Market .Place,


Clitheroe, J. Herd and Underwoods, Waddington and Members of the Group.


STARLIGHT CLUB NOVEMBER 9th WEEK : 7-45 p.m. Start’


From Jamaica . . . and from Denmark • • • THE TOPLESS SINGING GROUP — THE


SWEETHEARTS THE FUNNIEST MIME ACT OF ALL —


JIMMY GORDON TERRIFIC TENOR VOCAL —


TONY YALLANCE


YOUR FAVOURITE MAGICAL MAN — COMEDY AND SONG with A .


VAL & LEE PETERS Two new routines from the


CHAMPAGNE DANCERS Cabaret Charge ;;5/- . Sat,c6/-,. a rh : Come:. Soon! ’


7-30: News, Weather. 7-35: Grand Hotel. 8-30: Sunday Half-Hour. 9: Top of the


ST. JAMES’ CHURCH, CLITHEROE AUTUMN FAYRE TOMORROW SATURDAY, 8th NOVEMBER


To be opened at 2-30 p.m. by Mrs. N. ,T. Foster


(Housemother St. Denys’ Home) A variety of stalls including, drapery,


greengrocery, household, cake and fancy.


Doors open 2 p.m. Admission 6d.


Refreshments available. Childrens Playroom.


Right of Admission Reserved


Sawley Reading Room , VHIST and 4


•


DOMINO DRIVE To be held in Tie schoolroom


Mondaj, November 17th at 745 p.m.


Admission 4/-


(Including refreshments) Preliminary Notice


Christmis Whist Drive December 15th


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BRITISH LEGION CLUB WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th at 8 p.m,


PAUL MALKEN THREE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16th B I N G O


GISBURN Y.F.C. Please Note ANNUAL


CHRISTMAS WHIST AND


DOMINO DRIVE


Saturday, December 20, 1969 Over 20 prizes


(Including Turkeys) Preliminary Notice


Pendleton Village Hall ■


wHiarr & d o m in o d r iv e T hursday, Docember 11th


9th Clitheroe Guide Co.


Jumble Sale TONIGHT, FRIDAY,


7th November at 7-30 pan.


Congregational Church Hall ADMISSION — 6d. (including refreshments).


LOW MOOR CLUB


B IN G O —Thursday and Saturday in the Lounge


FRIDAY FREE and EASY


SUNDAY, NOV. 9th STEVE WHELDON


with COLIN on the Organ


Clitheroe Division Womens Unionist Association


Branch members are invited to the


Half-Yearly Meeting This will be held at


Whalley Conservative Club,


on Saturday, 8th November, at 3 p.m. >


Guest Speaker is


Mrs. SHEILA BLABY, speaking oar


"The Importance of Young Wives. Groups"


TOWN GATE Social Club


GREAT HARWOOD 3746 , □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ D n n n D p , ,


BLACKBURN Tct. 52325


BINGO NIGHTLY 8 p.m. F O U R


£50 £50 £50 £50 J A C K P O T S


Friday & Saturday 10-0 p.m. C A B A R E T , , ,


with Albert on organ Des on drums iT


LUXURIOUS LOUNGE BAR ■ 1 ‘"'m ) < •'■’ a*'-* * > * ' < \ **"'• ..Vi * r * \ $ % *■ r * W


FOR MEMBERS NOT PARTICIPATING IN CLUB ACTIVITIES, , - 1 -h"


RESIDENT THE MIKE ALLAN SHOW FOUR+ 2


■ featuring the dynamic KATIE LEE < ‘ with DISCO DAVE and the DISCO LOVELIES i


EVERY FRIDAY 8;p.m. to 2 a.m. 7/6 LATE NIGHT EXTRA featuring .. MIDNIGHT SPECIALITY C CABARET’


» ' Every Saturday 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.' -


- Before 10-30 p.m. 7/6: After 10-30 p.m..10/6 ' ^ LATE LATE NIGHT/ '


Every Monday: 7 p .m . t o ' l f p.m/ 3/6 * ’


. '-^ o n b e tR a id iaG w l i i^ THE UGLLRAY ,TEROT3DISTO-EXPR^’‘.’.:t| 1% Thelatestsourid in'Disco Sensation ,


111 y.FourhourejOf’Non-StppAtmosphere^,: ■ .. i. « . t . - f.f....wiv, jurirtau <>,v.»*<*: -/’Every Thursday 7/p.m.‘ to'll!pT .m:C4/-d.


Thursday, December 4th,,7.p.m. td .ll p.m. 6/- fcffPERCY SLEDGE^


ffO'/' When a-Man.loves^a/Jjyonm” l1s


—:---------- it Commencing .Wednesday, November 12th


8 p.m> tol' a.m, .Adnfissioh}3/6. ^tD


Widi it and hang up to date! « j


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TONIGHT TONIGHT


Clitheroe Folk Group :: Dog and Partridge, Wollgate November 7th


CLITHEROE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR GIRLS presents


‘T O A D O F T O A D H A L V (by A. A. Milne)


IN THE SCHOOL HALL


FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14th and 15th at 7-30 pim.


Doors open Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. — Tickets available at the School —


Whist and Domino Drive


BRENNANDS ENDOWED SCHOOL, SLAIDBURN in Slaidbum Village Hall


FRIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER at 7-45 p.m.


ADMISSION: 3s. 6d. REFRESHMENTS.


TOSSIDE CHURCH Sale of Work


Saturday, November 15th at


Church House, Bumridge 2-30 p.ni.


— Stalls, Teas, etc. —


.(in aid of Church, decorations) Opener:


MRS. M. WESTON . Rathmell


Clitheroe and District Budgerigar Society GRAND BUDGERIGAR SHOW


at the SOCIAL CLUB, WELLGATE, Clitheroe NOVEMBER 9th (Sunday)


OPEN TO THE PUBLIC — 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. ADMISSION— 1/-


_____ ______ Tel: 3278


REMEMBRANCE DAY SUNDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1969


The Worshipful the Mayor (Councillor S. F.


Hardman) proposes to attend Morning Service at St... Mary’s Parish Church on Sunday, 9th November, for the observance of Remembrance Day, and trusts he may be accompanied by residents and, in particular, by those serving in a public capacity or in the various social and welfare organisations in the Borough. Organisations should assemble in Church Street and


proceed independently into the Church so as to be in their seats by 10-35 a.m.


, ;


The Mayor will receive in the Mayor's Parlour at the Town Hall from 10-15 a.m.


. ■ ; On the termination of the Service, a procession will


be formed in Church Street and proceed to the Cenotaph, arriving there at approximately 12-00 noon. The Last Post and Reveille will be sounded, and wreaths laid. The Mayor and his party will then proceed to the Castle House, and the procession will disperse. The Mayor appreciates that certain individuals and


organisations may well wish to attend Morning Service at their own Church or Chapel, but suggests that it is appropriate for as many as possible to attend at the Cenotaph for the final stage of the proceedings.


THE UNITED CHRISTIAN


FELLOWSHIP will meet


Tomorrow, Saturday, 7-30 p.m. — at “ NORTHCOTE,”


Littlemoor Road, Clitheroe ALL ABE WELCOME CHRISTIAN AID


TRACTOR PROJECT Jumble Sale


Congregational School Room at 2-30 p.m.


Saturday, November 15th


Wliisl, Domino Drive , and Dance Friday, November 7th


Whist and Dominoes 7.30 p.m. prompt


Dancing 9-30 p.m. to 2-00 a.m.


To Bill Sutcliffe and His ’A’ Team


Admission 5/- BOWLAND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL


REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY The Chairman of the Council (Councillor T. H. Aspin,


CLO.) proposes to attend Divine Service at the Methodist Chapel, Waddington, on Sunday morning next, the 9th November, 1969, and Invites residents of the Bowland Rural District to accompany him to the Service com­ mencing at 10-45 a.m. Councillors and others wishing to accompany the


Chairman should assemble in Underwoods Cafe, Wad­ dington at 10-15 a.m.


L. D. TELFORD, Clerk to the Council.


7th November, 1969.


Parish of Whitewall P.C.C. COFFEE


EVENING


MONDAY, 10th NOVEMBER At WHITEWELL HOTEL


(By kind permission of


Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Wright) From 7 to 9 pan.


BRING AND BUY STALL Admission: 2s. Od. each .


Proceeds for Church Funds Please note that the ANNUAL SALE OF WORK


for Church Funds will be held in Whitewell School on Wednesday afternoon 3rd Decembei’, 1969


from 3-30 p.m. to 5-30 pm. Please help


CLITHEROE


NATURALISTS SOCIETY LECTURE


will be held In


The Boys’ Grammar School. York St, Clitheroe


Thursday, November 13<h at 7-30 p.m.


THE NEW FOREST by Ml*. A. BRINDLE. F.R.E.S. 1


BRITISH LEGION HODDER VALLEY


REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY


A Service will be held at Wliitewell Parish Church on


Sunday, 9th November at 10-45 a.m.


outside Whitewell Hotel : at 10-30 a-m.


Parade will assemble


All Hallows, Mltton Men’s Effort


Tonight Friday, November 7th POTATO PIE SUPPER


WHIST AND DOMINOES in The Institute, Mitton Supper 6-30 Whist, etc. 7-30 Adult 4/6 Children 2/6


Clitheroe and Whalley Young Conservatives


“A T HOME ” CLlTHERftE


CONSERVATIVE CLUB Tuesday, November lltli


at 8 pm. • COME ALONG and MEET PEOPLE


F.A. CHALLENGE TROPHY 1st ROUND SHAWBRIDGE GROUND


CLITHEROE ■ V.'


RHYL Saturday, November 8th, 1969 Kick-off 3-0 p.m.


Admission: ADULTS 2/6. O.A.P. and JUNIORS 1/3. , All Pay :: Refreshments


Chnstml Givi


Elizabe|


Christmas, gifts for


choose, I OUR WA| Clitlierof


We still have r| We also have til


Crown \| Also (


e.g. Crown ll IF YO u l


TRY US FIF| please|


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Trinity Methodist Church , ■ — -o ------


REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY,


NOVEMBER 9th


10-30 a.m. Family Service Rev. N. D. WALTON 6-00 p.m.


Rev. J. A. GOODHALL


Clitheroe Congregational Church


SUNDAY, NOV. 9th 10-30 a.in.


FAMILY SERVICE


Rev. K. M. HENDRY, B.A., B.D.


6-00 p.m. EVENING SERVICE


Followed by Communion. MANOR GOSPEL HALL


MUthorne Avenue. Clitheroe --------o --------


Sunday, November 9(li


GOSPEL SERVICE 6-30 p.in.


Mr. F. MILLER (Nelson)


Wednesday, November 5lli


Ladies Bright Hour, 2-45 p.m.


Mrs. M. JOHNSON (Blackburn)


St. Ambrose Social Club Grindleton


Scheme will helji prevent


floodiiifl An £8,000 prc|


relieve flooding in | to be incorporate! scheme for the e;f


pass of the village 1 The scheme wa.«l


recently by .mei Clitheroe Rural Col meeting members of | surveyor’s departniej Four alternatives |


sidered: I


0 , Drainage from I ; i-oad only, at no I


# Cutting off the I the Spring v l extra cost £ 8,0t'|


. Wiswell Brook ing the stream,


.-. £8,000. . 0 Cutting off floodl


Wiswell Lane,: £43,000.


, . £14,500. The council onttl second scheme, whiil > ,


It will involve a I


• owned by the : F;.l Board, to store, thc| of storm water.


ment of the watcl Lawsonsteads Farnf and the council hoD'J disused lower. resc-l


NELSON STAl invite you to f


STOCK CAR I SPEEDWhl


at the Silvermal Pendle St N I


Annual D.-I and Dail


Dancing to Jimmy! Quartet r


(ex Rawtenstall I


Plus Presentation for 19691


Tickets 25/- availf Croasdale’s Rccol Every St. Nelson F Nelson Stadl


Dance only 8-1| At the Foycrl


DANC


at the Ambulacl Church Brow, Friday, Novem|


Dancing 8 p.m, to the Cosmil Admission!


. Right of Adr| Resen’eJ


(In aid of NursJ FundsT


Dances also and Jan. I


GIS B Cutting off flood |


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