I Clithcroc Advertiser arid Times, Friday, January JO, I960 WEEKEND PROGRAMMES Saturday


T E L E V I S I O N BBC 1


Weather. 12-5: Laurel and Barely. 12-25: Zokko. 12-45: Grandstand, Racing, Indoor Athletics. Rugby League, Rall.vcross, Ski-ing. 5-15: Dr. ■Who. 5-40: News and Weather'. 5-50: Here's Lucy. G-15: Lulu. 7: The More- cambe and Wise Show. 7-30: Tile Rolf Harris Show. 8-15: The Saturday Thriller. 10: Till Death Us Do Part. 10-30: News followed by Weather.


10—10-30: Si Dice Cosi. 12:


R A D I O RADIO 1


7-30: News. '7-34: Weather.’ 7-35: Galaxy. 9-15: Dancing Round Europe. 10: Pete Murray. 12: Midnight News­ room. 12-5: Night Ride. 2: News followed by Weather.


Weather. 5-33: Breakfast Special. 8-32: Ed Stewart. 9-55: The Gocgly Game. 10: KeiLh Skues. 12: Emperor Rosko. 1: The Jack Jackson Show. 1-55: The Googly Game. 2: Pete Brady. 4: Dave Lee Travis. 5-32: Country Meets Folk. 6- 32: Scene and Heard.


5- 30: News followed by RADIO 2


Weather. 5-33: Breakfast Special. 8-32: As Radio 1. 9-55: Five to Ten. 10: Max Jaffa. 12: Marching and Waltzing. 1: As Radio 1. 2: Sound Stage. 3: Alan Dell. 4: Melody Fair. 5-32: As Radio 1. 6-32: Those Were The Days. 7-30: News. 7-34: Weather. 7-35: Galaxy. 9-15:


5-30: News followed by Sunday


TELEVISION BBC 1 (Sunday)


Whittington on Ice; 5-55: Ken Dodd; 6-5: News and Weather; 6-15: Pilgrim's Pro­ gress: 6-30: Which Way


R A D I O RADIO 1 (Sunday)


11- 30: Hardy Heating Co.; 12- 0: Know How: 12-30: In This Case; 1-20: Farming fol­ lowed by Weather for farm­ ers and growers; 1-45: Hold Down a Chord: 2-15: News; 2-16:The Lost Peace; 2-41: Film Matinee. 4-5: Star Choice; 4-55: Dick


Naya Jeevan; 9-30: Music in School; 10-0: Si Dice Cosi; 10-


9-0—9-25: Nai Zindagi— 30: Morning Service;


Utopia?: 6-55: Songs of Praise; 7-25: The Forsyte Saga; 8-20: The Play of the Month; 10-10: News followed by Weather; 10-20; Omnibus: 11-10: Weather; 11-12: Which Way Utopia?


BBC 1 (Sunday)


by Weather; 7-25: H. Andrew Williams Kaleidoscope Com­ pany: 8-20: Tlie World About Us: 9-10: Workshop: 10-0: The Art of the Garden: 10-20: Rowan and Martin's Laugh- In; 11-10: News; 11-15: Film Night.


7-00: News Review followed


Discovering London. 12-40: Play Better Golf. 1-05: Deux Mondes. 1-25: Evolution. 2; Cardus. 2-30: Football. 3-25: Sports Arena. 3-50: Spider- man. 4-05: l Spy. 5: All our Yesterdays. 5-30: Joe 90. 6: News. 6-10: All Creatures Great and Small. 6-30: Roundhouse. 7: Meet the Joybeat. 7-15: Your Money Does Matter. 7-25: This is Tom Jones. 8-25: The Aven­ gers. 9-20r The Big Picture. 10-10: News. 10-20: The Big Picture. 11-20: Tonight with Dave Allen.


11: Morning Service. 12-15: GRANADA


10- 40: Match of the Day- 11- 25: Braden's Week. 11-55: Weather.


7-20: News and Sport followed by Weather. 7-30: Rugby Special. 8-15: The Tenant of Wildfcll Hall. 9: Chronicle. 9- 40: Postcard from Brighton. 10: Once More with Felix. 10- 30: Release. 11-10: Colour Me Pop. 11-35: News. 11-40: Midnight Movie.


3-4-25: Saturday Cinema. BBC 2 GRANADA


12-35: Tools of cookery. 12-55: Nows. 1: World of


The Felony Squad. 12-15: Closedown.


News. 10-10: Saturday Night Theatre. 11-10: Psst? 1140:


Sport. 5: Results Round-up. 5-15: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. 6-10: News. 6-15: The Saturday Crowd. 7: The Champions. 7-55: Mystery and Suspense. 9-30: The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. 10:


CIVIC HALL Tel. 3278


Dancing Round Europe. 10— 2-2 a.m.—As Radio 1.


RADIO 3


6-40: Verdi, and Schiller. 7-15: After AH. We Have Got the Money. 7-45: Ernani. 8-40: Personal View. 9: Emani. 9-40: Wealth—and Ghosts. 9-55: Emani. 1045: The Seven Deadly Sins. 11: News.


RADIO 4


Today. 6-50: Ten to Seven. 6-55: Weather and Pro­ gramme News. 7:' News. 7-15: On Your Farm. 745: Today's Papers. 7-50: Outlook. 7-55: Weather and Programme


6-30: News. 6-33: Farming


Weather. '8-4: The Saturday Concert. 11: Record Review. 12: Jazz Record Requests. Sports Service, 12-30—6: Sports Parade Prize Quiz, Meet Tony Lewis,. You’ve Asked For It, Racing, Talking Sport, Rugby .Union Inter­ national. Association Foot­ ball, Sports Report, 6:' Schubert Piano Sonatas,


8: News followed by


end Woman’s Hour. 340: Rugby Union Football. 4-30: International Concert Hall. 5-25: Challenging Brass. 5-55: Weather and Programme News. 6: News and Radio Newsreel. 6-30: Sports Ses­ sion. 7: Be Reasonable. 7-30: Gala Concert Hall. 8-30: Saturday Night Theatre. 9- 58: Weather. 10: News. 10-


10- 55: Lighten Our Darkness. 11- 10: Music At Night. 1142: Weather and News. 11-45: Forecast.


9- 20: A Choice of Paper­ backs. 945: In Your Garden. 10- 15: Daily Sea-vice. 10-30: Study On 4. 12: Motoring and the Motorist. 12-25: All the Best from Today. 12-55: Weather and Programme News. 1: News. 1-15: Any Questions? 2: Afternoon Theatre. 3: Week­


Nows. 8: News. 8-15: Freni Our Own Correspondent. 845: Today’s Papers. 8-50: Rats Are Not Vermin. 9: News. 9-5: The Weekly World.


(GRAND KINEMA) / Tel. 3278


FRIDAY at 7 p.m. SATURDAY at 2 p.m. and 7 P-m. Final performances of THE SOUND OF MUSIC


(U)


MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7-30 p.m. Rodgers and Hammerstein’s other immortal musical


OKLAHOMA! Cinemascope.


GORDON MACRAE ROD STEIGER


Technicolor. Starring (U) GLORIA GRAHAME SHIRLEY JONES The wonderful musical with the never-to-be-forgotten songs!


THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY -at 7-30 p.m. THE D'OYLY CARTE OPERA COMPANY production of


THE MIKADO Technicolor. 10: A Word In Edgeways. (U)


The greatest of all Gilbert and Sullivan’s fantastic successes, conies to brilliant life with the unerring perfection of the D'O'yly Carte Opera Company. Truly a musical treat for everyone.


Will Patrons please note that admission oriccs for THE MIKADO will be as follows: 6/6; 5/- and 3/6. Half Prices—Children and O.A.P.s 3/-.


DOWNHAM W.I.


Afternoon Tea 2-45 p.m.—4-45 p.m. JANUARY 18th


in the Village Hall Bring and Buy :: Tombola


Admission — 2/6 (including tea)


Whist Drive 7-30 p.m.


Admission — 4/- CHIPPING SHOW SOCIAL COMMITTEE Grand DANCE


Friday, January 10th in the


Memorial Hall, Chipping Dancing to


Bill Sutcliffe’s Band 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


— Licensed Bar — ADMISSION — 5/-


C L I TH E R O E & D IS TR IC T R A ILW A Y present a


4 ic fc L L E R S ' Model Railway Exhibition • in the


Si. John Ambulance Hall, Church Bow, Cliilieroc Friday, Saturday, Sunday, January Mill, J lth, 12th


Week; 7-0: News followed by Weather; 7-3: S u n d ay Special; 9-0: Ed Stewart; 10-0: The Stuart Henry


6-55: Tlie First day of the


Show; 12-0: Family Favour­ ites; 2-0: Savile's Travels: 3-0: John Peel; 5-0: Alan Freeman; 7-0: Mike Raven's: 8-30: Jazz On. One; 9-30: I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again:


10-0: Pete Murray; 12-0: Mid- n i g h t Newsroom; 12-5: Humphrey Lyttelton; 1-1: Night Ride; 2-0: News fol­ lowed by Weather.


Radio 2 (Sunday)


BUYA BRAND-NEWS' BBC‘2 TELEVISION


Week; 7-0: News followed by Weather; 7-3: Sunday Spec­ ial; 9-0: os Radio 1: 10-0: Eric Robinson; 11-31: People’s Service; 12-0: as Radio 1; 2-0: Tile Navy Lark: 2-31: The Clitheroe Kid; 3-0: Fan­ fare!; 4-15: Movie-Go-Round: 5-0: as Radio l ; 7-0: Sing Something Simple: 7-30: News followed by Weather; 7-35: Grand Hotel; 8-30: Sun­ day Half- Hour; 9-0: Brain of Britain 1969 : 9-30: I’m Sorry, I'll Read that Again: 10-0 a.m.—2-2 a.m. as Radio 1.


6-55: The First Day of the Radio 3 (Sunday)


Weather; 8-4: What's New? 9-0: News followed by Weather: 94: Haydn's Piano Trios; 940: Your Concert Choice: 11-0: Music Maga­ zine; 12-0: Bach: 12-30: Orchestral Concert; 1-40: Music associated with the Hamburg State Opera; 2-30: Shostakovich String Quar­ tets; 3-25: Hamburg State Opera; 4-20: Shostakovich. 5-


8-0: News followed by


Piano Recital; G-30: Joint Knox; 7-15: Bach, Strav­ insky and Britten; 8-10: The Ascent of Olympus; 8-30: Concert; 9-20: The Golden Chains; 9-50: Bartok; H-0: News.


Choose from such famous names as Philips. Bush. Murphy, Ekco, Pye, Dccca. G.E.C.— names which mean a lot in torms of


rotiabiiity. appoarance a n d


sales service it all totals— "satisfaction.”


Call in and ask for full particulars.


performance. Backed by our after­


gramme News; 8-0: News: 8- 10: Apna HI Gliar Samaj- hiyc; The Eye-Witness; 840: The Sunday Papers; 8-50: Programme News; 8-55: Weather; 9-0; News; 9-5; Chapel in the Valley; 9-30: The Archers; 10-30: Morning Service; 11-15: Pick of the Week. 12-10: Sunday Listening


7- • 7-50: Sunday Reading; Radio 4 (Sunday)


Friday 6-30 p.m. to 9-30 p.m. . Saturday :o a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 10-30 a.m. to 5-30 pm.


Admission: ADULTS 2/* CHILDREN 1/- FOLK SING-OUT-TONIGHT!


Clithcroc Folk Group—Dog & Partridge, Vfellgatc—Jan, 10th The specialists in Lancashire Ftlk Songs introducing the famous Oldlam


T I N K E R S


and your residents: IAN and JUDITH Next week it’s Tony and Arthur!


■AT YOUR SERVICE’


Sir F ra n k P e a rso n M.P.


will be pleased to meet electors and discuss any


problems they may have at


Clithcroe Conservative Club


Oil i


Tuesday, 14th January, from 5 p.m.—5-30 p.m. |


Slaidburn Village Hall


■ Grand DANCE Olde Tyme & Modern


Saturday, L8tli January at B-30 p.m.


FORDS BAND Adniissiou—5/-


Liglit refreshments at reasonable charges.


CLITHEROE DIVISION LIBERAL ASSOC. 0: Music Now; 540:


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE in WHALLEY OLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL . on FRIDAY, JANUARY 10th at 7 p.m. ADMISSION 3/-


(including refreshments) 55: Weather and Pro­


^ C T A D I i r U T CLUB W J l HIYL 1 A i


n l ! BLACKBURN "


Tel. 52325 January' I2 week. Show starts 7-45 p.ni.


THE BIGGEST OF THEM ALL . . . Six foot eight—Nineteen Stones—Five Octave Voice Hit Recording Star — “She Wears My Ring”


Post; 12-25: My Word!; 12-55: Weather and Programme News; 1-0: The World This Week-end; 2-0: Gardeners’ Question Time; 2-30; The Sunday Play; 4-0: Holidays Abroad; 4-30: Can I Help Help You?; 4-45; The Living World: 5-15: Down Your Way; 5-55; Weather and Pro-, gramme News. 6-


BURNLEY Bethesda Street. Tel. 22822 208 Colne Road, Burnley Lane. Tel. 22822


j.CLITHEROE 8 Market-Place. • Tel. 3103 COLNE 22 Market Street. NfeLSON 2 Bankhouse Road.


. Tel.-498 Tel. 66021


for Sunday; 8-30: The Mayor of Castcrbridgc: , 94): Your Hundred ' Best Tunes; 9:58: Weather:- 10-0:: News; 10-10; The Time of My,Life; 10-50: The E p i l o g u e : 10-59: Weather; 11-0: News; 11-2: Music at Night; 11-45: Fore- cnsi.


- • • • ■ < ’


from America; 6-25: The Critics; 7-0: Sunday Sym­ phony; 7-55: Week's Good Cause Appeal; 8-0: Subject


0: ;Ncws; 6-10: Letter


SOLOMON KING


Backing by the RYLES BROTHERS


Also . EMMA ST. PAUL & THE MOOD JACK & JILL - KEELEY FORD JOHNNY HAMMOND


Sun. and Fri. 5/-; Mon. to Thurs. 3/6; Sat. 6/- ; Annual Membership .only 2/6 Come and have a wonderful time!


8 o’clock start


Double (won) . 15


17 £30 this week 4 Jackpots Treble (not won)


. 20 6. 17 £50 this, week


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB W E L L G A T E


TEL. 3585 SATURDAY, JANUARY IIth Terry Moore SATURDAY, JANUARY 12th The Scott Brothers THURSDAY, JANUARY 16th


Roefield hotel edisford Bridge


CLITHEROE’S ONLY TOP CLASS RESIDENTIAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT


RESTAURANT OPEN TO


NON-RESIDENTS EACH EVENING


12-00 noon — 2-oo p.m. Now Open Lunch


Monday— Friday inclusive Bookiug for


Small Parties acccplcd FOR TABLE RESERVATION


Phone Clitheroe 2010 — FULLY LICENSED —


1 |j


Bowland Forest Y.F.C. CARNIVAL


Friday, January 10th in


DANCE


NEWTON INSTITUTE Dancing to the


T E R M IT E S 9-0 p.m.—1-0 a.m.


Admission—5/-


Clitheroe Flower Club LECTURE/


DEMONSTRATION entitled


'Mainly Figurines to be held


Friday, January 17th at 7-30 p.m.


in Station Hotel, Clitheroc to be given by


Mrs. B. Warcing (of Preston)


Non-Members 2/6


Seats reserved at Trinity Methodist School on Friday, January loth, 7—9 p.m. and Saturday, January 11th, 10—11-30 a.m. From January 13th seats may be reserved at Miss F. Brotherton's, King Street, Clitheroe.


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH PRESENTS


OLD KING COLE


21st, 22nd, 23rd 24th and 25th January at 7-15 p.m. and 25th January at 2-15 p.m.


Admission: Evening performances 3/6 Saturday Matinee 2/6


/MONDAY NDAYS. TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS----- new a s r 15 YEARS AHO UNOtft


to Feb. 6th at 5*0 p.m. only WEDNESDAYS and fRIDAYS


10-30 a.m. 1 -30. 4.30. 7.30 p.m. GOAZ n jO M / /


to Feb. 7th at 5-0 & 7-45 p.m. A U SATURDAYS.to EEB. 8th


ADULTS: 14/- 10/6 7/6 & 5/- CHILDREN: 10/- 8/- 6/- & 4/-


AVLHESERVfO At Belle Vue (EASt 2927). Lewis'*, FotsylH's,


— Belle Vue Manchester also presents— Z O O P A F tK Daily Iron 10 a.m.


T E N P IN B O W L IN G Daily from 10a.m. Superb Banqueting Licensed Catering


BIG CAR PARKS H ADDINGTON YOUNG CONSERVATIVES


TOP OF THE POPS DANCE


ST. HELEN'S SCHOOL, WADDINGTON


FRIDAY, 17th JANUARY 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. — featuring —


THE GAVEDWELLEIIS PLUS


ADMISSION 5/- THE HEATHAN BLOOD (Right of Admission reserved) BRITISH LEGION — WADDINGTON BRANCH


Childrens Fancy Dress Christmas Party


SATURDAY, 18th JANUARY at 2-30 p.m.


for Members’ children aged 11 years and under at the METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, WADDINGTON Fancy Dress Parade at 3-30 p.ni. approx.


CLITHEROE W J E j L BRANCH A course of 10 meetings on


THE COMMUNIST WORLD will bo held in the


Clithcroe Royal Grammar School, York Street


Commencing Monday, January 13th at 7-30 p.m. Tutor: J. D. ARMSTRONG, B.Sc. — Fee 15/- —


THE FARMHOUSE


RESTAURANT WADDINGTON FELLS FARMHOUSE FARE Lu HIGH TEAS DAILY


CLITHEROE BRITISH LEGION BRANCH


D nches, High Tens . and


Weekly Double £15 7


24 .


Casual callers or reservations. Tel. Clithcroc 3173,


inners available Saturdays and Sundays.


Weekly Treble £25 7 8 J6


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL HEALTH DIVISION No. 5


NOTICE TO CHILD MINDERS AND PLAYGROUP AND NURSERY ORGANISERS


REGISTER with the local health authority for


S H S M e d W «


Failure to register before' 31st January, 1969, can load to Prosecution and Fine!


you arc not closeOy related, for TWO *. HOURS or more in' the' .omi oi paymmt o r row m T ir th en y o u must


OTcursory, etc., meeting V * M M I f you qjc looking niter ON£ OR MORE children,--to whonv BARGAI


COATS! ALL A:


Dutch Blaij Curtaining! Curtl


Gents Interlol GIRDLES


Midland Hotel & CWS. Balloon Street. Manchester SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR PARTIES


D A N C IN G Nightly7 p.m. (Old* TymeTues & Thurs. T O P T E N C L U B (Members) Suns. 7p.m.


Display Advertising Sells


Ring CLITHEROE 2323


IN FULL SWING!! -TO FEB 8 th. 1


iz PALLADIUM ™


TONIGHT FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 7 p.m. JULIE CHRISTIE


ALAN BATES


TERENCE STAMP PETER FINCH in


FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD (U)


SATURDAY MATINEE STAR JUNIOR CLUB at 1-45 p.m. Juvenile Adventure Story


SECRET CAVE Serial—Ghost on Monks Island Cartoons, Comedies SUNDAY CLUB at 7 p.m.


SEX CAN BE DIFFICULT (x> ALSO


PLAYGIRLS AND THE VAMPIRE < MONDAY to WEDNESDAY at 6-30 p.m.


VINCE EDWARDS JUDY GEESON in


JAMES COBURN JAMES MASON in DUFFY (A>


HAMMERHEAD <A) ALSO


THURSDAY to SATURDAY at 6-15 p.m. ROBERT MITCHUM PETER FALK in


THE BATTLE FOR ANZIO <A> ALSO


JERRY LEWIS TERRY-THOMAS in Don’t Raise the Bridge, Lower the River (U) vg£. x > “E


MANOR GOSPEL HALL Mllthorne Avenue, Clitheroc


Sunday, January 12th Gospel Service 6-30 p.m.


Mr. J. Eddleston (Blackburn).


Wednesday, January 15th Ministry and Prayer 7-45 p.m.


LOW MOOR CLUB * The Home ot the Stars *


BING O—Thursday and Saturday in (he Lounge FRIDAY


FREE and EASY with BRIAN on the Organ


and BARRY on the Drums Sunday, January 12th ROY DEMAINE with


BRIAN on the Organ Clithcroc


Congregational Church SUNDAY,


PARADE SERVICE


JANUARY 12th 10-30 a.m.


Rev. K. M. Hendry, B.A.. b.D. 6 p.m.


in the Common Room. 8-30 p.m.


GROUP MEETING


SUNDAY HALF-HOUR Parish Church.


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


Sunday, January 12th FAMILY SERVICE


10-30a.m. Rev. N. D. Walton. 6-00 p.m. Rev. E. S. Joselin.


2-00 p.m. LADIES’ CLASS Speaker: MIssJ. Reeday


Christ Church, Chatburn MEN’S SOCIETY


JUMBLE SALE in SCHOOL HALL


JANUARY 10th, 1969 7-0 p.m.


Admission—3d. - Tea and biscuits.


— Date For Your Diary —


Hobbies Exhibition ill SCHOOL HALL


JANUARY 18tll 2 p.m.—7 p.m. Another in the Jong line


of secret agent .films, “Hammerhead,” is showing next week from Monday lo Wednesday at the


ynuclcar defence system. Hood manages to contrive


Edwards ns Charles Haod, an agent assigned to track down Hammerhead (Peter Vaughan) who is seeking a secret report concerning a


Palladium. This one stars Vinco


a meeting with Hammerhead on board his yacht in Portu­ gal. once there Hood encoun­


AT THE CINEMA


ters Sue Trenton (Jury Gcsson) who has been chas­ ing him since they met :n


London. Showing With •'Hammer­


head” ‘ “Duffy,” a robbe;7 and double-cross story with


comedy as well. In the-title role is James


Cobum. as an eccentric toy- making American living in


mistress. Segalene (Susan­ nah York), and his half- brother, Antony (John Alder- ton), decide to rob the mans father, j . C. Calvert (Janies


Tang:ers. Stefane (James


his


vain and mean and his money is to be taken while it


Mason). He is exceedingly wealthy,


trio haven’t much chance of success.


is en route from Tangicrs to Marseilles. ■ Here is where Duflly comes in. Without his genious the


there is a war film, “The “Battle for Anzio,” starring Robert Mitchum as the dedi­


From Thursday to Saturday


cated war correspondent Dick Ennis. He shares ail the action with the soldiers and is with the


men preparing for the Anzio assault in 1944.


the tough Commando Cpl. RnbinofT (Peter Falk) and a ranger drive into Rome to : find only a handful of Germans.


After landing, Ennis with ,


still suspicious. “Don’t Raise the Bridge,


report the road to Rome is wide open, but the general is


They return to base and


Lower the River” is showing at the same time.


Monday to Tuesday there is Rodgers and Hammerstein’s


At the Civic Hal] from


Macrae as Curly, Rod Steiger as Jud and Shirley Jones as Laurey. I t is a love story telling of


the way Lam-ey goes to a social with her hired hand, Jud, to pay Curly back for not asking her sooner. In due course Jud and


“Oklahoma” starring Gordon


tiie lovely Yuni-Yum, Ko-Ko her betrothed and Nanki-Poo, a wandering minstcl who Is in love with Yum-Yum.


Curly And themselves vicing with each other for Laurev's affections. The D'Oydy Carte Company


This famous Gilbert and Sullivan story is about Japan,


are in the film production of "The Mikado” showing from Thursday to Saturday.


/ At first: the betrothal does n ’t seem so terrible as Ko-Ko lias been condemned to death for flirting—a capi­ tal offence decreed by the Mikado.


Titipu have made Ko-Ko the Lord'High Executioner so he


is not likely to behead him­ self.


and Nanki-Poo have many problems to solve if they are to live happily ever after.


Tile two lovers. Yum-Yum


Who childisi


from which to judge s Waiting quietly;; n<


gs.ers at thetr play a: greatly diverted there!: th Two eight-year-olds|


tune!”, said number 1. "Go on-you can’t”,


no. 1. “Let’s look 'at, hand!" No. 2 obligingly oxi


remarkable and has st: ted recollections! of othe| enile activities. I remember a rhy


...our”Bob that bob tha| Bob owes our Bob, 01


used to recite: : , b “Our Bob owes your


ob. I t your Bob docsnl


hear you saying," but r fully have to confess t playeu the self-same u: enic trick myself, more 50 years ago and, accc to Owd George, he t| members it from his schooldays. . This strikes me : as


oped to examine the paw more . closely. T t | spat in the centre; extended palm. “There shouted triumphantly, beat a hasty retreat i further end of the ground. “Filthy little beast!”


pond?” demanded the The young clairvoyai:


the thumb. “You’ll hav and horses and pig; chickens and ducks duckpond.” “Oh, and where’s the


said, “you will be a if There’s the farmhouse, eating an area on the “there are all the field! there’s a hill for your, sj He pointed to the t.


in solemn tones ma(| pronouncement. : "When, you grow ui|


his palm and his examined it closely. Finally, he looked a


and I couldn’t : help hearing (if I leant that! "Here. I’ll tell yo’


eir heads close U


number 2. “Bet you I can!” r<i


friend,- I passed th moments observing the]


chool for ; the arrivi


There are lots of y< designation if my ex|


Owd George is i


For Wl


‘NEW OPEN


Wh a l l e y Mel Church is to be rc-<|


on Saturday, Janul by Mr. J. C. Blakcl


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