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2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October 10, 1969 WEEKEND Trinity Methodist Church Saturday
TELEVISION BBC 1
10: Repondez S’il Vous
Plait. 10-30: Wie Bitte? 12-12: Northern News Summary. 12-45: Grandstand includ
ing Football Preview. Picca dilly World Match-Play Championship Final. Racing From Ascot. Horse of the Year Show. Swimming. Results Service. 5-15: Star Trek. 6-5: News, Weather. 6-15:
Simon Dee. 6-15: Dixon of Dock Green. 7-30: The Dave Allen Show. 8-15: Three Great Stars: Spencer Tracy in ‘Adam’s Rib’ (film). 9-50: News, Weather. 10: Horse of the Year Show. 10-45: Match
RADIO RADIO 1
of the Day. 11-45: 12-10: Weather.
3: Saturday Cinema: ‘Semi BBC 2
nole’. 7: News, Sport, Weather.
7-15: Gardeners’ World. 7-30: Rugby Special and Inter national Golf. 8- 25: . Chronicle. 9-5:
Domenico Modugno. 9- 50: The First Churchills.
Summary. ’ 11-45: Midnight Movie: ‘Foxhole in Cairo’.
10- 20:
GRANADA Stay Alive. 10-45:
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: Nows. 7-34: Weather.
Tony Brandon. 12: Midnight Newsroom. 12-5: Night Ride. 2: News,
7- 35: Country Meets Polk. 8- 30: Rod’s Round-Up. 9: European Pop Jury. 10:
Weather. RADIO 2 5-30: News, Weather. 5-32:
Breakfast Special. 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: Mitchell Minstrel Show. 7- 30: News. 7-34: Weather. 7-35: Country Meets Folk.
8- 30: Rod’s Round-Up. 9: As Radio 1. 10: National Brass Band
Sunday
TELEVISION BBC 1
9: Nal Zindagi—Naya Jce-
van. 9-30: Repondez S’il Vous Plait. 10: Wie Bitte? 10-30: Morning Service. 11-30: Buy ing A House. 12: Know How. 12-30: Representing the Union. 1: The Sky At-Night. 1-25: Farming,- Weather for
fanners. - - ■ 2: Ten Classic Dishes. 2-29:
News Headlines. 2-30: Day .Time.' 3-5: The Extravagant
'Story of the Motor Car. 4-40: The Man Who Talks
,to Children. 5-5: Going For A Song. 5-30: Dombey and Son.
5-55: Ken Dodd and the
Diddymen. 6-5: News, Weather. 6-15:.
Malcolm Muggcridgc. 6-50: Songs of Praise. 7-25: Detec tive 8-15: Play of he Month:
RADIO BBC 1
Vincent Price in 'The Heiress’. 9-55: News,. Weather. 10-5:
Omnibus:. Sir. Malcolm Sar gent. 11-5:' Monty Python’s
F l y i n g ' Circus. 11-35: .Weather. : 11-37-.'.. Northern, Newi"wna'"weatner:
“
. j / , News Review, Weather. •
l
.....BBC 2
Rhythm of-Music. 9-5: A Year In The Life
7-25i The World About Us. 8-15:’ Workshop: . The. New
for Sonia and David. 9-55: Show of the Week. 1040: Thirty-Minute Theatre: “A Formula for Treason”; ‘ 11-10: News Summary.
11-15: Line-Up: Film Night. GRANADA
11: Morning Service. 12-35: Your Living Body, l : You
and Your Child. 1-25: All Our Yesterdays. 2: Fireball XL5. 2-25: The Short Story. Douglas Fair
suers. ■ •
445: The Golden Shot. 5-30: The Flaxton Boys. 6: News. 6-15: All Creatures
4-15: University:Challenge. 1;
Great and Small. 6-35: A Man On His Own. 7: Stars on Sunday. 7-25: The Big Picture,
banks Jnr. and Andrew Cruikshank in,, ‘Lochinvar'. a-45: Footbuil. s<45: The Pur
Festival Concert. 10-30: As Radio 1.
R A D IO 3 8: News, Weather. 8-4:
British Music. 9: News, Weather. 94: From Abroad. 11:
Record Review. 12: Jazz Record Requests. 12-30: Sports Parade. Rac
ing Preview, Behind The Sport Scenes: Golf: Piccadilly World Match Play Tourna ment, Final; Cricket Around the World; Show Jumping: Horse of the Year Show. Rac ing from Ascot Heath. 4-55: Racing Results; Boxing Pre view; Rugby Union; 3-55: Association Football; 445; Results; Sports Report. 6: Ronald Stevenson. 7-25:
More Deadly Than Prussic Acid. 8-10: Italian Music. 8-55: Personal View. 9-15: Italian Music con
R A D IO 4 6-30: News Summary. 6-32:
Farming Today. 6-50: Ten to Seven. 6-55: Weather. 7: News. 7-10: News of the
North. 7-15: On Your Farm. 745: Today’s Papers. 7-50: Outlook. 7-55: Weather.
10-35: Review. 11-15: Line-Up. 11-40: News
24 Hours.
Conservative Party Confer ence. 12-30: Families Talking. 12-55: News. 1: World of Sport—On the Ball, They’re Off. 3-10: Sports Special. 4: Wrestling.
5; Results Round-Up. 5-15:
Tarzan. 6-10: News. 6-15: The Saturday Crowd.
7: Please Sir. 7-30: Mystery
and Suspense, ‘Impulse’, with Arthur Kennedy and Con
10-10: S a tu r d a y Night Theatre. John Thaw and Hannah Gordon in ‘In Another Country’. 11-10: Frost on Saturday.
stance Smith. 9: Strang Report. 10: News.
Te l: 3278 CIVIC HALL (G R A N D K IN EM A )
FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 6-45 p.m. Tom Courtenay in •
Technicolor. O T L E Y (A)
Also David Niven, Topol in b e f o r e w in t e r comes
MONDAY TO SATURDAY at 7-30 p.m. The Magnificent Seven ride again in their new adventure! THE GUNS OF
THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
Panavision. Colour dc luxe. (A) With Academy Award Winner GEORGE KENNEDY
Coming Shortly — The film so many people arc talking about! The Coward and Caine laugh-in with the most sensational car chase ever filmed —
THE ITALIAN JOB 8: News. 8-10: News of the
North. 8-15: It’s Saturday. 845: Today’s Papers. 8-50: Voices. 8-59: Weather. 9: News. 9-5: The Weekly
World. 9-20: A Choice of Paperbacks. 945: From our own Corres
pondent. 10-15: Daily Service. 10-30: Study on 4. 12: Motoring and the
Motorist. 12-25: Northern News and Weather. 12-55: Weather. 1: News. 1-15: Any Questions? 2:
Afternoon Theatre: “The Aquarium on Platform Two.” 3: Weekend Woman’s Hour. 4: International Concert
Hall. 5-55: Weather and Pro gramme News. 6: News and Radio Newsreel. 6-25: News of the North. 6-28: Sport Spotlight. 7:
tinued. 10-10: Interpretations on Record. 11: News.
Desert Island Discs. 7-30: Gala Concert Hall: Glinka, Gershwin, Litolff and Greig. 8-30: Saturday Night Thea
tre: ‘‘A Cosy Little Arrange ment.” 9-58: Weather 10: News. 10-10: A Word in Edgeways.
10- 11-
55: Lighten our Darkness. 10: Music at Night.
1142: Weather. News Sum
mary. 1045: Forecast for coastal waters.
CIVIC HALL - BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE DRAMA FESTIVAL of Full Length Plays 1969
Adjudicator: Ronald Whettoa ' Monday, 27th October
Fyldc College Theatre Group
“WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION” by Agatha Christie.
Tuesday, 28th October Colne Dramatic Society
’’JOHNNIE BELINDA” by Elmer Harris
Wednesday, 29th October The Clitheroe Players
“HOBSON’S CHOICE” by Harold Brighousc
Thursday, 30th Oelober
Gargravc Village Hall Dramatic Society “THE LONG ECHO” by Lesley Storm
Friday, 31st Oelober The Burnley Garrick Club “ YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU”
by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman Saturday, 1st November
The Fylde Coast Players "THE IMAGINARY INVALID”
by Molicrc adapted by Miles Mallcson Admission: 4/6
6/- Season Tickets:—24/- 3/6 18/- 14/- Booking at tile Civic Hall, York Street, Clitheroe. Booking plans will be open for patrons only, for one week
: commencing Friday, October 19th, from (Monday to Friday) II a.m.— 12-39 p.m. 3 p.m.— 5 p.m. and any evening from 7 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m.—12-39 p.m. 3 p.m.—4 p.m.,
St. Janies’ Sunday School
JUMBLE ..S A L E ,
...... October llfli
Tomorrow, Saturday, 1 at 3 p.m.
ADMISSION 3d. Refreshments
Burt Lancaster, Kirk Doug las, Frederick March and Ava Gardner in ‘Seven Days in May’. 9-40: Dragnet. 10-10: News. 10-20: Music
Hall. 11-20: Tonight with David Nixon.
PRE LIMINARY N O T IC E BEAT DANCES
have been arranged for the following
. t\ dates.:-, ..
• M '6fl7b"BER'31sl“ ' ” - NOVEMBER 14th DECEMBER 12th
at the Ambulance Hall, Church Brow, Clitheroe
Details Later STARLIGHT OCTOBER 12th Week
Week. 7: News, Weather. 7-2: Sunday Special. 9: Ed Stewart. 10: D.L.T. with Dave Lee Travis. 12: Family Favourites. 2:
6-55: The First Day of the
Savile’s Travels. 3: Scene and Heard. 4: The Stuart Henry
Show. 5: Alan Freeman. 7: Peter
Sarstedt. 7-32: Mike Raven's R. and B. Show. 845: Dave Eastwood. 9-30: Sound Screen 69. 10: Softly Sentimental. 11:
RADIO 2 6- 55: The First Day of the
Week. 7: News, Weather. 7-2: Sunday Special. 9: As Radio 1.
Humphrey Lyttelton: Jazz on records. 12: Midnight News room. 12-5: Just Jazz. 12-30: Jazz Workshop. 1-1:
Night Ride. 2: News, Weather.
10: Melodies for You. 11-31: People’s Service. 11-55: Good
Listening yHF). 12: As Radio 1.
The Clitheroe Kid. 3: The Mitchell Minstrel Show. 4:. Wilfrid Thomas. 5: As
2: The A1 Read Show. 2-31:
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND A FREE
EXHIBITION .■ of - Double and Triple Glazing by All Leading Manufacturers
PILK1NGTONS, PLYGLASS, MULTIGLASS TRISEAL. THERMOVITRINE, etc.
■ to be held in the
CONSERVATIVE CLUB, CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th - - from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
All Units carry a Minimum 10-ycar Warranty THERMOSEAL (Glass) LTD.
380 TALBOT ROAD, BLACKPOOL Telephone 33361
THE LARGEST INSTALLERS OF. HERMETICALLY SEALED WINDOW' UNITS IN THE NORTH
Radio 1. 7: Sing Something Simple. 7-30: News, Weather. 7-35: Grand Hotel. 8-30: Sunday Half-Hour. 9: Top of the Form. 9-30:
Sound Screen 69. 10: Softly Sentimental. RADIO 3
8: News. Weather. 84:
What’s New? 9: News, Weather. 94: Bach Cantatas (records).
10: Your Concert Choice.
11: Music Magazine. 12: Mozart and Schubert. . 1: The Pirates of Penzance.
2: Interval 2-20: The Pirates of Penzance continued. 3-15: From the Royal
Festival Hall. 4-10: Interval. 4-
5- 55: Milton Babbitt. 6-15: Haydn and Schubert. 7-20: The Quarter-Million Boys. 8-20: Bayreuth. After Wie-
val Hall continued. 5-25: A View of Sibelius.
land Wagner. 840: Der Fliegende Hollander: roman tic opera. 11: News.
7- RADIO 4 50: Sunday Reading.
7- 55: Weather. 8: News. 8-10: Make Yourself at Home. 8-10: The Eye-Witness. 840: The Sunday Papers.
B I N G O —Thursday and Saturday in the Lounge FRIDAY
30: From The Royal FestiFREE and EASY
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th Rita King
(Versatile Comedienne)
CHAMPAGNE REVUE 60 minutes of Dazzling, Exciting Entertainment!
— ALSO — “HANS” : COLIN HOLT : DOD LANN
It’s a lyow of a show — with no expense spared! Cabaret Charges This Week 5/- (Saturday 6/-)
LOW MOOR CLUB
CHRISTMAS DECORATION CLASSES
No. 10 OHUROH STREET/ CLITHEROE
(Clitheroe 2817)
Commencing Wednesday, October 15th 2 p.m.- to 4 p.m.
5 / - S ING LE CLASS
35/- Complete Course (8 lessons)
CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATF,
TEL. 3585
8- 50: Calendar. 8-55: Weather. 9: News. 9-5: Chapel in
tile Valley. 9-30: The Archers. 10- 30: Morning Service.-11-15: Record Recovery. 1140: Talk-
• about. 12-55: Weather., 1: The World This Week
DISPLAY ADVERTISING SELLS Plione: Clitheroe 2323
■ 4: Talking About Antiques. ■ 4-30: Cam I Help You. 445:
end. 2: Gardener’s Question Time. 2-30: The Sunday Play: ‘For Whom the. Bell Tolls’..
TheLiivng World. 5-15: Down Your Way. 5-55: Weather. 6:,News. 6-10: Letter From America. 6-30: My Word I.
, 7: Sunday Symphony: Mozart, Haydn and Dvorak. 7-55: The Week’s Good cause Appeal. 8: Subject For Sun day. 8-30: The Woman in White. 1 ' 9: Your - Hundred Best Tunes. ■ 9-58: • Weather/ 10:!
News. 10-10: Rommel: survey of a brilliant military career. 10-50:. Epilogue. 10-59:
Weather. 11: News Summary.' 11- 2: Music At Night.'1145: Forecast for coastal waters.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th
RON MARTIN SUNDAY,. OCTOBER 12 th I, KAY COLLINS
DOUBLE (not won): 30 12
£40 this week
TREBLE (not won). 11 ’ ' 24 ‘ 8 -isi' £50 this week
NEW!! Sunday 7-45 p.m. prompt.-/1 , . - prompt.
5 BOOK BINGO— SNOWBALLS , For the time being Thursday Bingo will be discontinued ’ , Jh , i i s • i . ANNA McGOLDRICK
PLUS — Something Glamorous, Something Different THE BARRY MANNING
7-45 start Record Winner — “Opportunity Knocks”
Whist and Domino Drives will also be held at the Coach and Horses Hotel, Bolton-by-Bowland, on Monday, 27th October Monday, 10th November and
" , Monday, 24th November
St. Holon's Sunday School Waddington
JUMBLE SALE Tea and Biscuits
Tonight, Friday, 7-30 p.m. ADMISSION — 3d.
Clitheroe Divisional Liberal Association Te l: 3278 Autumn Fair HURST. GREEN MEMORIAL HALL
TOMORROW, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th To be opened by . . . .
WALLACE LAWLER, M.P. (LADYWOOD, BIRMINGHAM) a t 2-30 p.m.
Various Stalls : Sideshows : Gardening : Raffles A DM IS S IO N FREE
Mens Guild of English • Martyrs, Whalley
CONCERT by
GREAT HARWOOD MALE VOICE CHOIR
SATUR D A Y , OCTOBER 11th at 7-39 p.m.
CATHOLIC HALL, WHALLEY A DM IS S IO N — 2/6
(including refreshments)
K ING S ARMS F.C. B U M P E R
Jurnhle Sale
and POUND STALL at the Congregational Hall
FR ID A Y , OCTOBER 17th at 7. p.m.
ADMISSION — 3d. Refreshments.
WISWELL W.I.
JUMBLE S A L E
The Congregational School Barrow
Tonight—10th October 7-00 p.m.
ADMISSION — 3d. Tea and Biscuits available
War Memorial Committee Bolton-by-Bowland
Wliist and
Domino Drive ■■ at the■
MON D A Y, 13th OCTOBER ■'■
Coaoh an d Horses Hotel, Bolton-by-Bowland
■ • M(by kind permission of Commences 7-30 p.m.
r. and Mrs. N. Hodgson) Entrance Fee — 4 /- . Supper provided.
Whalley Methodist Church
JUMBLE S A L E
in f ile SUNDAY SCHOOL Saturday. October 11th 2 p.m. .
ADMISSION — 3d. NEKTON INSTITUTE Farmers’ Ball
and Slipper Friday, 17th October 8 p.m. to 1-30 a.m.
SUPPER 8 p.m. PROMPT Melody Makers Band
Admission 15/6 (ticket only) — Licensed Bar —
Tickets from:— Committee Members: Howards Butchers Stall, Clitheroe Market; or ring Slaidburn 658.
Accrington and District Motor Cycle Club
North Western Centre
Championship SCRAMBLE
Plus SCHOOLBOY EVENTS
at Green Haworth, Accrington SUN D A Y , OCTOBER 12th FIRST RACE—1-90 p.m.
Refreshments & Free Car Park
Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society
R E C I T A L
of Works by Elgar , ..
JOHN CATLOW — ’Cello CHARLES MYERS—Organ
and
COUNTY HALL SINGERS Conductor:
GORDON DAWSON Accompanist;
GORDON THORNE ,8-00
p.ni.
Wednesday, October 15th Programmes 5 /-
Pensioncrs and Students 2/6 All are welcome.
St. Andrew's Church, Slaidburn
ANNUAL SALE Admission 3d. Children Free
Tomorrow,'Saturday at 3 p.m. in the VILLAGE HALL Opener; Mrs. Moil’
FOOTBALL at SHAWBRIDGE Lancashire Combination — Division .1
TOMORROW, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th
C L ITHERO E v.
LEY LAND MOTORS KICK OFF 3 p.m.
Admission: Adults 2/6—O.A.P. and Juniors .1/3 — REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
Dance,Dine or Relax in
Blackburn's
/ St. PETER STREET BLACKBURN, LANCS,* ' PHONE OBL4 5010111
. WHAT TO EXPECT
WEDNESDAY
8p.m.to 2a.m. An up-to-date dance programme strictly - . for adults - Adm. 5/--
■ after 10.30 6/6 ;
mmmmmmwrni SATURDAY 8p.m. to 2a.m. /Suitable particularly for the 18's to 35's whose taste is for
'.vpopulanmusic and social dancing .
Adm. 7/6 after 10.3010/6 „
MONDAY&THURSDAY 7to11p.m. f Basically soul music
^including a wide selection ^ Kpof soul 'classics past and ,*• ‘ ••/'•'‘ Present • < f
'-A dm . Monday 3/6 ' Thursday. 4 /-
■ ((w m sm m m w FRIDAY 8p.m. to 2a,m.”
l/j* Private Party,Night.* Tickets available: to
. the general public _ Admission 7/6 /i;
m FULL FACILITIES UNTIL 2a.m. WED.,FRI.,SAT.
I* In the lush surroundings of The Golden Palms you may -J 1 ' enjoy one of our delicious food specialities, dancing .or / simply relax with a drink in our, beautifully appointed Bars..
TRY OUR DELICIOUS FOOD SPECIALITIES
PRIVATE PARTIES CATERED FOR —Ring or Write for further information
h t i t iu n i i i i i i in i in n n n i i i FULL PRIVATE LETS TUESDAYS & SUNDAYS
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Whatever.thereason for, ybur*celebratio’n:don't|.j hesitate1
| It \
The United Christian Fellowship
will meet
Tomorrow, Saturday 7-30 p.m. at
DINCKLEY HALL Please meet
Grecnacrc Street 6-45 p.m. prompt
Sunday. October 12th HARVEST FESTIVAL
10-30 a.m. Family Service Evening Service 6' p.m.
Rev. J. A. MIMMAGK (formerly of Chatburn)
Jollies Memorial Church Barrow
Harvest Festival
12th OCTOBER
10-45 a.m. 6-30 p.m. Preacher:
Rev. A. G. BURNHAM (Manchester)
N.B.—A U TUM N FA IR 18th OCTOBER
Details next week. •
' CLITHEROE
CONGREGATIONAL church ■ '•'-------- o--------
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12lh 10-30 a.m.
FAMILY WORSHIP Holy Communion
Kev. K. M. Hendry. B.A., B.D. -------O-------
6-30 p.m. HA R V E S T
SERVICES at BARROW
m a n o r g o s p e l h a l l M ilthornc Avenue. Clitheroe
Sunday, October 12th GOSPEL SERVICE 6-30 p.m.
Mr. D. WILKINSON (BLACKBURN)
Wednesday, October 15lh
Ladies Bright Hour, 2-45 p.m.
(ASTLEY BRIDGE) Mrs. Harding
-----HOLDEN CHAPEL HARVEST
THANKSGIVING SERVICES
Sunday next, October 12th Preacher;
Mr. J. TOWERS (of Dolphinholme)
Services: 1-30 p.m. & 7 pan. Collections for Chapel Funds
Clitheroe Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene OCTOBER 12th : TRINITY XIX
8- 90 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION 9-
HARVEST FESTIVAL 15 a.m. PARISH COMMUNION
NO Sunday School at 9-15 a.m.—Sunday School,/ parents and friends invited to
1045 a.m. FAMILY GIFT SERVICE
6-30 p.m. EVENSONG — Preacher: Canon C. E. Bramley, M.A. (Reotor of Standish)
St. Paul’s Church - Low Moor - Clitheroe The Vicar. Wardens and P.C.C. invite you to
SPECIAL EVENSONG Sunday, 19th October, 1969, at 6-00 p.m.
Preacher: The Rev. Canon A. F. CLARK, M.A. (Formerly Vicar of St. Mary’s Church, Clitheroe)
CHOIR OF ROSSALL SCHOOL (FLEETWOOD)
Under direction of R. J. F. Procter, M.A., Mus.B., F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.
Collection in aid of Now Parish Hall
A LL SAINTS’ CHURCH PENDLETON
Harvest
Thanksgiving , Sunday, October 12th‘
10-30 a.m. Holy Communion 2-30 p.m. Children’s Service 6-45 p.m. Evensong
Rimingfon Memorial Institute' J '• 'v
Whist and Domino Drive
& Potatoc Pie Supper in the INSTITUTE Saturday, October 11th
at 7-45 p.m. prompt ADMISSION;
Adults 4/- Children 2/- FOLK SING OUT ! .......... Next week DIZ DISLEY ! St. Helen’s Sunday School — Heating Fund' D A N C E
in ST. HELEN’S SCHOOL, WADDINGTON FRIDAY, 17th OCTOBER
ANDROMEDAS CIRCULATION EXPLOSION plus THE COSMIC DUST
9 p.m. to -1" a.m. ADMISSION ,— 5/- ‘ riRight. of, -Admission Reserved .
•,,; CLITHEROE FLOWER. CLUB TONIGHT; FRIDAY; OCTOBER 10th
Lecture Demonstration 1
y./'i'.M
to ’be given by j • /
’ •
Mrs/ JUDITH ORMROD (of Maghull) “ PARTY FLOWERS ”
j j > i ii:’ j ;’j , ... . at the , "t” ’ > • AMBULANCE* HALL,' CHURCH BROW
MEMBERS. AND FRIENDS'PLEASE NOTE CHANGE Lh.V L i : ’ ,' OF ’ADDRESS. 5’ •'■!'•
, ST. JOHN.. AMBULANCE HALL, < CHURCH: BROW, • ■1 -' • ’ CLFIHBROE.
All .future .meetings;will be hold dn ' i ' •
J }■> > • * • , ' ,
i.si •, •” \
, Clitheroe. Division. Conservative .Association s s s y - U ’ l t v •
" A 'TASTE - IN’ r ' 1 .......................... ”■ i /U V L : ^
'at STANDEN HALL;.cPENDLETON ^(by klnd( Invitation of Mr J E. R fAsplnall)
M v a
' on SATURDAY, 18th- OCTOBER, 1969 ;’:fr6in 8.oo pim./ ;■ -
,
Bottlcbola s Wind'.Guessing ,< Competitions Prize Draw,
TICKETS(strictly limited);; 10/-
which includeslV-free^glass*of champagne Tickets obtainableifrom?1
, ^ 5 •• < i 1A ’ • - - —14 MILL-STREET,~PADIHAM. „ Tel.J71834 ^
S t t’Z-u? &BL -
h Hit-- ; ” t, , ' : rCake iSfall'V” : r? Refreshments ’ ’ ••V Prize
Crosswordl ACROSS
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7. Sign providings<T : the inscrutable.,
8. Keen competition seamstresses? (6-5
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19. in the conclusior And me correct (1
11. is of important affairs (7).
13. Under canvas w purpose (6).
14. Marksman behe soldier on the mo
17. Eastern reason foi is likely to arous-’
19. This is held to same when revers
feelings (7).
29. The chairman’s ] tivc when the ac being chosen? (7-
22 This will be wr good English (3).
23. Gradually how ences; in angl
shown (2. 7). DOWN
1. see 9 Down. ■ 2. Established oust, assemblies (11).
3. Somehow endj China! (7).
4 Describing a mol is struck for > lc^
I
5. Let in to make . slon (5).
6. Container to bc| when red (3). I
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g.SilDn. Unique opl for a healthy. I
baby! (3, 6, 2, l| 12. Litter rack, (9) ■ 15. ■.Food s h a r e s -
16. . . .* not plentif almost enough r
. .* me consent (6) L
' 18. Ornamental-pipl in the kitchen ■
T O N IG H T T O N IG H T
Clitheroe Folk- Group. Dog & Partridge, Wellgate. Oct. 10 Don’t miss this duo —
ROSEMARY HARDMAN & BOB AXFORD Residents — The Wayfarers
i ;
DINNER Mr. Robert Clarke.|
Sydney Avenue, WhalleB well known figure in the r has recently retired aftd years with the Britl Assurance Company Ltf At a farewell dinner, al
Coach and Horses Hotell ton-by-Bowland, : the , oil
and staff of the Great! wood district presented! Clarke with an electric .T him with pair of binoculsj
He has taken a very interest in the staff asson
at divisional level ancl auditor, ., • vice-presldentl many years and presldi
the division for the, pal years.
service with the RAF ini Mr. Clarke became clef Whalley Parish Council, he held for 29 years.
After retuning in;, 194a Before the war ,' he|
actively assiciated with ley Cricket Club and wa known as a 1st team scol
15 seasons.
Mr. Clarke is married| two daughters.
, ,1
Langlio wlii| The weekly whist I
i?
domino drive, organisil the women’s committee I of the school extension I was held in St. .. Leol School yesterday week. [ Whist winners •;■ L
Women’s, Mrs. Hargil Mrs. Barker, Mrs. J. V<T onen’s, Mr. J. R. Ellis. 7,1 Kirkham, Mr. C. P. Kii Dominoes: Mrs. ,11 Mrs. Manley, Mrs. Crol
f
A POl A PENNYl THERE
“Mystery stories ar
always popular” , 1 read i| my paper recently, so th
week I propose to take look at one or two myste| ics of old Whalley. There is nothing gril
some about them a n [ nothing eerie, but, nevel theless, they are intriguin| and of great interest i •those anxious to learn; little more of the earliil chapters of our villa'|
story. .T o “cut the tackle and el
down to th’osses,” these a| the things we would like know; firstly, where was ol local tithe bam, second! where was the village pourl Undoubtedly, for some hul
dreds of years these mil have played Important rol in our rural life but whcl ■they were situated nobol seems to know and the r l ords are silent on this poij Normally, the ’pound’,
enclosure with high wal would stand within e a l reach of the community al would have good access f water (which would presl few difficulties in WhalT with our many , wells) •here would be brought I the stray horses/ cat! sheep, pigs, found wander| in the parish.
Paid fee In th is enclosure i f
would be ’Impounded’ u| such times as the owner cf| along to claim his propel paid an appropriate feel tha Pinder (or Pounder)—I official nominated for s|
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