2 Clithcroc Advertiser and Times. Friday, January 17, 1969 WEEKEND PROGRAMMES Saturday
TELEVISION BBC 1
9-30: Vamos A Ver! 10: Si Dice Cosi; 10-30: Suivez La
Piste; 12: The Weather Man; 12-5: Laurel and Hardy: 12-25: Zokko; 12-45: Grandstand: 12-55: Boxing: 1-15: Football preview; 1-25: Ski-ing: 1-35: Racing: 1-55: Ski-ing; 2-5: Racing: 2-25: Moto-Cross; 2-35: Racing: 2-55: Moto- Cross; 3-5: Racing; 3-25: Rugby League: 4-25: Boxing; 4-40: Teleprinter: 4-45: Moto- Cross : 4-55: Results Service. 5-15: Dr. Who: 5-40: News;
RADIO RADIO 1
5-30: News; Weather: 5-33:
Breakfast Special: 8-32: Ed Stewart; 9-55: The- Googly Game: 10: Keith Skues; 12: Emperor Rosko; 1: The Jack Jackson Show; 1-55: The- Googly Game; 2: Guy Black- more: 4: Dave Lee Travis: 5-
6- 32: Scene and Heard; 7-30 —10: as Radio 2: 10: Pete Murray; 12: Midnight News room; 12-5: Night Ride; 2: News; Weather.
RADIO 2 5-30:News: Weather; 5-33:
Breakfast S p e c i a l ; 8-32: Junior Choice: 9-55: Five to Ten: 10: Victor Silvester; 12: Marching and Waltzing: 1: The Jack Jackson Show; 2: Sound Stage; 3: Alan Dell; 4: Me’odv Fair: 5-32: Coun try Meets Folk: 6-32: Those Were The Days; 7-30: News; 7- 35: Galaxy; 9-15: Dancing- Round Europe; 10:—2-2 a.m.
as Radio 1. Sunday
TELEVISION BBC 1
9: Nai Zindagi—Naya Jee- van; 9-30: Music in School;
2: Tunes and Chords: 10: Si Dici Cosi; 10-30: Morning Service; 11-30; Hardy Heating Co., Ltd.; 12: Know How; 12-30; In This Case; 1-30; Farming; 1-55: Hold Down A Chord; 2-25: News; 2-26: The Lost Peace; 2-51; Film Matinee; 4-35; Going For a Song: 5: Star Choice; 5-55: Ken Dodd: 6-5: News; 6-.15: Pilgrim’s : Progress.
6-30: Dreams, and tneir 7
jRADIO RADIO 1
6-55: Tlie First Day; 7:
News: Weather; 7-3: Sunday Special; 9; Ed Stewart; 10: The Stuart Henry Show; 12; Family Favourites; 2: Savile's Travels; 3: John Peel; 5: Alan Freeman; 7: Mike Raven’s; 8-30: Jazz On One; 9-30: I’m Sorry, I’ll Read That Again; 10: Pete Murray; 12: Midnight Newsroom; 12-5: Humphrey Lyttelton: 1-1: Night Ride; 2: News; Weather.
6-55: The First day of the RAOIO 2
Week; 7: News; Weather; 7-3: Sunday Special; 9: Junior
Influence; 6-55: Songs of Praise; 7-20: Michael Horden: 7-25: Tlie Forstye Saga; 8-15: Tlie Great Stars: 10-10: News; 10-20: Omnibus; 11-20: Tlie Weather; 11-22: Dreams and their Influence
BBC 2
7: News Review: 7-25: Music. Music, Music; 8-15: The World About Us: 9-5:
Don Quixote; 9-50: The Man Who Was Given a Gasworks; 10-20: Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-in; 11-10: News; 11-15; Film Night.
11: Family Communion. GRANADA
12-15: Discovering London. 12-40: Play Better Golf. 1-05: Deux Mondes. 1-25: Evolution. 2: Cardus. 2-30 Football. 3-25: Sports Areana. 3-50: Spider- man. 4-05: I Spy. 5: All Our Yesterdays. 5-30: Joe 90. 6: News. 6-15: AH Creatures Great and Small. 6-35: Round house. -7-05: Meet the Joy Beat. 7-25: The London Pal ladium Show. 8-25: The Avengers. 9-20: The Big Pic ture. 10-10: News. 10-20: The Big Picture. 11-2Q: Tohight wirh Dave Allen. ’
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5-50: Tom and Jerry; 6: Here’s Lucy; 6-25: Lulu; 7: Tlte Morecambe and Wise Show; 7-35: The Rolf Harris Show: 8-20: Tlie Saturday Thriller; 9-35: Till Death Us Do Part: 10-5: News; 10-15: Match of the Day; 11: Braden's Week: 11-35: Tlte Weather.
3: Saturday Cinema: ■ 7-20: BBC 2
News: 7-35: Rugby Special; The Tenant of Wildfell Hall: 9-5: One Pair of Eyes; 9-50: Once More With Felix; 10-20:
Release; 11: Colour Me Pop: 11- 30: News; 11-35: Midnight Movie.
GRANADA
12- 55: News. 1: World of Sport. 5: Results Romid-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 of Mrs. Muir. 10: News. 10-10: Saturday Night Theatre. 11-10: Psst! 11-10: Tlie Felony Squad.
12-35: Tools- of Cookery.
AT THE CINEMA Jane Fonda, in a variety
of fantastic costumes—and occasionally none at all, plays Barbarella in the
futuristic film of the same name which you can see at the Palladium from Mon day to Wednesday. Resplendent in her AD
40,000 spaceship she sets off to find Durand-Durand. in ventor of the deadly Posi- tronic Ray, who is supposed to be in the infamous city of Sogo on a mysterious little- known planet.
It is ruled by a licentious tyrant. Black Queen (Anita
Pallenburg), Having crash-landed Bar
barella meets Pygai (John Phillip Law), an angel who has lost the incentive to fly and has been condemned to
the Labyrinth. where every one who is good instead of evil is sent.
From the Labyrinth the two set out for Sogo and-a.
variety of interesting encoun ters. Showing Thursday to Sat
urday is tiig Western yam, "5 card Stud" starring Dean Martin. Robert Mitchum and Inger Stevens. One of the most fantastic
success stories in tlie motion picture industry, is tlie screen adventure,
"a Fistful of Dollars” ; starring Clint East-
wood, showing at the Civic Hall, Monday to Wednesday. It is a story about two rival
gangs in a small town on the Mexican border who are as interested in killing each other as they are in selling contraband whisky and gmis to Indians and Mexicans. Showing Thursday to Sat
urday is ‘‘Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?” Set against a backdrop of tlie paralysing power failure which blacked out Manhattan in 1965. the film stars Doris Day and Terry-Thomas. Also showing is “The Big
gest Bundle of them all” starring Robert Wagner and Raquel Welch.
Clitlieroe’s Top Ten Donations received for the
1 ( 3 ) Ob-la-di ob-la-da—Mar malade (CBS).
2 ( 1 ) Lily the Pink ’— The Scaifold (Parlophone).
3 (4 ). Albatross — Fleetwood Mac (Blue Horizon).
4 ( 2 ) Build me up Buttercup —The Foundations — (Pye).
5 ( 8 ) Something's happening —Herman's Hermits (Columbia).
6 ( 9 ) Son of a preacher man —Dusty Springfield Philips). .■
7 (10) For once in my life— Stevie Wonder (Tamla Motown). ’
8 (5 ). Urban Spaceman—The Bonzo Dog Band (Lib erty).
9 ( 6 ) Sabre Dance — The Love Sculpture (Parlo
phone).
10 ( 7) Ain't got no—I got life —Nina Simone (RCA).
The chart was compiled with
the help of Webster’s; The Record Centre, Market Place. Last week’s placings are in brackets.
Fencing tourney
to hold their first fencing tournament tomorrow in the Parish Church Hall with fen cers from all over the north taking part. Tlie tournament will be the
Clitheroe Fencing Club arc
S wi idled round Me; Widdup and Jimmy
women’s and men’s individual foil (non electric), and "i ll start at 10-30 a.m„ finishing probably about 6 p.m. The event, it is hoped, will be
held annually. The Mayor, Coim. S. F. Hard
man .will present the prizes tomorrow. Industrialist Mr. E. Lawrenson has donated two trophies.
Cunliffe have’ been switched round for Clitheroe’s home game against Frestwich Heys, wilich will start at 3 p.m. The team will be; O’Neill;
Haworth; Proctor; William, son. Kirk, Baron; Cunliffe, Walibank, Kay, Harvis. Widdup. Substitute: Wilson.
Mayor’s Welfare Fund—Christ mas Appeal up t0 January l;h
1969, were: Previous acknowledged £374
3s; Aid and Mrs. C. Chatburn £2 2s; Mr. and Mrs. T. Riding £1 is; Mr. and Mrs. II. Black burn £2 2s. Total £379 8s.
anno his re
Father Francis '
Martyrs Church, Wh. month. He has been in Wh:
almost 20 years, and :y viously chaplain to Wit Hospital, Manchester:? Having begun his stii
tlie priesthood in 1921,
Tierney was ordained i 1930 He served in Franc
the Royal Engineers First World War, ? an. worked for the Com Cable Company. He started his stuc
Osterley, London ■ an. accepted by Bishop1 C;. of Salford, for the Did Salford. He went to th lish College at Vallad< Spain, in 1923. :
Farm RADIO 3 8: News: Weather; 8-4: The 32: Country Meets Folk:
Saturday Concert: 9: News, Weather: 9-4: Busoni; 10-15: Schoenberg 11: R e c o r d Review; 12: Jazz Record Re quests; 12-30—6: S p o r t s Parade: l: Prize Quiz: 1-15: Meet Mrs. Ciss Charlton: 1-
2- 10: Cricket; Rugby Union; Racing: 4-55: Full Racing Results; Motor Racing; Asso ciation Football; 5: Sports Report. 6: Schubert Piano Sonatas;
6-35: George Eliot; 7: High Life; 7-45: Item: For the Wheel; 8-30: BBC Symphony Orchestra: 9-15: Personal View; 9-35: Berlioz: Part 2; 10-30: New Light on Elgar; 11: News.
RADIO 4 0-30: News; 6-33: Farming
Todav: 6-50: Ten to Seven; 6-55: Weather: 7: News; 7-15: The Northern Farmer; 7-45:
40: You've Asked For It;
Today's Papers: 7-50: Out look; 7-55: Weather: 8: News: 8-15: It's Saturday; 8-45: Today’s Papers; 8-50: I Was There; 9: News; 9-5: The Weekly World; 9-20: A Choice of Paperbacks: 9-45: From Our Own Correspondent; 10-15: Daily Service. 10-30: Study on 4; 11: A-
Level English; 11-30: Incontri in Italia; 12: Motoring and the Motorist; 12-25: AH the Best from Today; 12-55: Nor thern News and Weather; 1: News; 1-15: Any Questions; 2: Afternoon Theatre; 3: Weekend Woman’s Hour; 4: International Concert Hall. 5-25: Challenging Brass;
5-55: Weather; 6: Tlie News and Radio Newsreel; 6-28: S p o r t Spotlight; 7: Be R e a s o n a b l e ! : 7-30: Tlie Strauss Family in England: 8-30: Saturday Night Theatre; 10: News; 10-10: A Word in Edgeways; 10-55: Lighten Our Darkness; 11-10: Music at Night.
Soon after his appoii CIVIC HALL Tel. 3278 (GRAND K1NEMA)
A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS (X) Technicolor
HE ANSWERS TO NO NAME—OR NO MAN! Also
CUFF ROBERTSON in
633 SQUADRON Technicolor
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY at 7 p.m. DORIS DAY, ROBERT MORSE.
TERRY-THOMAS, PATRICK O’NEAL WHERE WERE YOU
When llie Lights Wcnl Out? (A) Panavision Metrocolon.^
The hilarious story of the happenings in New York City w-hen the lights failed. It is sheer unadulterated side-splitting fun!
Also ROBERT WAGNER, RAQUEL WELCH.
THE BIGGEST BUNDLE OF THEM ALL (A) Panavision Metrocolor
When a group of inept amateurs attempt a daring platinum robbery, riotous comedy breaks loose!
LANCASHIRE CONSTABULARY CLITHEROE SECTION
B A L L O F TH E J E A R ) , — y i — Calderstones Hospital Ballroom, Wliallf?
(By kind permission of the Hospital Management Committee) ON
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Choice; 10: Eric' Robinson; 11-31: ’ People's Service; 12: Family Favourites; 2: The Navy Lark; 2-31: Tlie Clith eroe Kid; 3: Fanfare!; 4-15: Movie-Go-Round; 5: Pick of the Pops; 7: Sing Something Simple; 7-30; News; Weather; 7-35: Grand Hotel; 8-30: Sun day Half-Hour; 9: Brain of Britain 1969 ; 9-30: I'm Sorry. I’ll Read That Again; 10— 2-2 a.m. as Radio 1.
RADIO 3 8: News; Weather; 8-4:
What’s New?; 9: News; Wea ther; 9-4: Haydn’s Piano Trios; 9-45; Your Concert
Choice; 11: Music Magazine, Record Review; 11-50: Bach; 12-25: Shostakovich String Quartets; 12-55: Billy Budd; 2-22: Shostakovich; 2-50; Billy Budd; 4-12: Shostakovich. 5: Buxtenliude; 5-45; Poetry
Now; 6-15: Ivan the Fool: 7- 30: Tchaikovsky: 8-35: ‘I
Only Ask For Information’ : 8- 55: Tchaikovsky; 9-40: Lone Ranger; 10-25: From the 1968 Flanders Festival; 11: News.
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Weather: 8: The News; 8-10: Apna. Hi Ghar Samajhiye: 8-10: Hie Eye-Witness; 8-40: Sunday Papers; 8-50: Calen dar; 9; News; 9-5: Chapel in the Valley; 9-30; The Arch ers-; 10-30: Holy Communion; 11- 15: Just What the Patient Ordered; 11-40: Talkabout; 12- 55: Weather; 1: The World This Weekend; 2: Gardeners’ Question Time; 2-30: Mv Word! ■ 3: Pick of the Week; 4: Holidays Abroad: 4-30: Can I Help You?; 4-45: The Liv ing World; 5-15: Down Your Way; 5-55; Weather; 6: News; 6-10; Letter From America; 6-25: Tlie Critics; 7: Paderew ski: 7-55: The Week's Good Cause. 8: Subject for Sunday; 8-30:
7-50: Sunday Reading; 7-55:
The Mayor of Casterbridge; 9: Your Hundred Best Tunes; 10: News; 10-10: The Time of My Life: 10-50: The Epilogue; 11; News; 11-2: Music at Night.
New high- value stamps New 2s 6d, 5s and 10s and
£1 high-value postage stamps will be put on sale at all post offices on March 5. In addition to tlie head of
the Queen tlie only other feature will be the value, t’/ips retaining the dignity and sim plicity o f design so lvidely wel comed on the issue of the low- value definitive stamps,
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TELEVISION SALES BURNLEY Bethesda Street. , .?
Tel. 22822 208 Colne Road, Burnley Lane. Tel. 22822
CLITHEROE 8 Market Place. • ’ Tel. 3103 COLNE 22 Market Street. NELSON 2 Bankhousc Road.
Tel. 498 . Tel. 66021
are: 2s 6d—brown: 5s—red 10s—blue; £ 1—black.
To open museum
The Queen is to open the
National Postal Museum at London’s Chief Post. Office on February 19.
Licence offence It is an offence, under Sec
tion One of the Wireless Tele graphy Act 1940, to install or use wireless apparatus except under and in accordance with the Postmaster General’s lie
ence. i. Tlie colours of tlie stamps
FRIDAY, 7ih FEBRUARY. 1969 DANCING 8 p.m. to 2 a\m. to
Jock Caton and liis Wtmd i
TICKETS — 21/- Each Buffet Supper Free Midiight Draw Free transport to neighbouring towns after dance.
STARKIE ARMS HOTEL Clitheroe Phone 2550 Comm dicing
MONDAY, JANUARY 20th
BUFFET LUNCHES 12 to 2-00 p.m.
SELECT YOUR OWN LUNCH 9/6 inclusion Also
T A B L F D’H O T E —; or —
ii h
A LA C A R T E if required
THWAITES Natural Brewed Beer is also servod here FOLK SING-OVT-TOm&HT!
Clitheroe Folk Group—Dog & Partridge. Whllgate—Jan. 17th One of the North’s top folk duos —
TONY and ARTHUR and your residents lan and Judith Next week — JEAN REDPATH !
‘Recent Horse Trials’ Major John Birtwistle
Illustrated Lecture by
(wdl-known steeplechase rider) at
WELLSPRINGS HOTEL
Tuesday, 21st January at 8-30 p.m.
T ICKETS — 2/6
obtainable from Wellsprings Tel. Clitheroe 3870
CHIPPING Y.l’.C. DANC E
FRIDAY, 24tb JANUARY in the
Memorial Hall, Chipping
Dancing to The Drifters
9 p.m. till 1 a.m. ■Admission 5/-.
DOWNHAM W.I. Afternoon Tea
2-45 p.m.—4-45 p.m. JANUARY J8fli
Bring and Buy *• Tombola Adm
in Hie Village Hall ission — 2/6
(including teal
Wliisl 7-30 p.m-
i7 k : „ i D r i v e ■ Admission — ‘* r
Kiinington Memorial Inslitulc
WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE atul
P O T A T O 'P IE ’ SU P P E R will bo held
In the Institute On
SATURDAY, JANUARY 25th at 7-45' p.m. prompt
Admission: Adults 4/* Children 2 /-
Please bring own cutlery CINE FILMS Mr. J. H. STAN1ER
Boys’ Grammar School 7-30 p.m.
Thursday, January 23rd
1st Pendlc Scout Group JUMBLE SALE
Saturday, 25th January
Congregational Schoolroom at 3-00 p.m. Admission 3d.
St. John Ambulance Brigade Nursing Cadets
DANCE at the
Old School, Church Brow, Clitheroe
Friday, January 24th to the
Cave Dwellers Group
7-30 to 10-30 p.m. Tickets 3/6 Right of Admission reserved.
The British and Foreign Bible Society
Clitheroe Auxiliary
The Townsend .Fellowship at St. Mary’s Church, Clitheroe
Sincerely invite you to a
TEA AND BISCUITS EVENING
in the Mutual Room at
the Parish Church Sunday School, Clitheroe
on Thursday, January 23rd 7-30 p.m. to 9-30 p.m.
Admission 1/-
Bring and Buy Stall Bottle Stall
Your help will be much appreciated
LANTERN LECTURE (Himalayan Peak 25,370 ft)
THE ASCENT OF TRIVOR
by world-famous mountaineer Mr. DON WHILLANS
Tuesday, 21st January ai 8-30 p.m.
Calf’s Head Hotel, Worston
. T ICKETS — 2/6 (strictly limited) .
obtainable at the Hotel Tel. Chatburn 218
CLITHEROE BRITISH LEGION BRANCH
Weekly Double £15 19
26
Weekly Treble £25 28 10 14
THE FARMHOUSE
RESTAURANT WADDINGTON FELLS
FARMHOUSE: FARE ; HIGH TEAS DAILY
Lunches. High Teas and Dinners available Saturdays;
'
Casual callers or reservations. To!. Clithoroe 3173.
and Sundays. ■ . ,
B I N G O— Thursday and Saturday in the Lounge FRIDAY
FREE and EASY with BRIAN on the Organ
and B A R R Y on the Drums Sunday, January 19th COLIN GRAINGER with
BRIAN ou the Organ Trinity
Methodist Church presents
Old King Cole 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th
January at 7-15 p.m. and
January 25th at 2-15 p.m. ADMISSION;
(Evening performances) — 3/6 —
Saturday Matinee — 2/6
Seats may be reserved at Miss F. E. Brotherton’s, King St., Clitheroe.
HODDER VALLEY BRITISH LEGION
G R A N D Social Evening
at RED PUMP HOTEL, BASHALL EAVES, on
Wednesday, January 22nd at 7-45 p.m.
TICK ETS — 6/-
Including Buffet Supper and Bingo
Tickels limit.ed—RING Clitheroe 2943 Stonyhurst 349
Due to a misunderstanding we present that Black Sheep o f Showbusincss
PLUS — PLUS — The Girl with the Most '
RAY MARTINE DAWN BARRIE
You have been warned!' '< '
and an excellent programme with GERRY KING : JEAN BARRY FREDDIE SANTOS : RALPH TAYLOR
Come and have a wonderful time! Next week, January 26th—JOHNNIE R A Y
Fined £10
: Ann Judith Wordswort ?:?: Church Street, Ribcheste
Bor driving a motor car out due care and
fined £10 and had her ? ? endorsed at Clitheroe last Chief Insp. J. L. Ash prosecuting, : said Word;
drove straight out of Street, Clitheroe, into Hei wltha:
^STARLIGHT January 19lh week. Show at 7-45 p.m. 8 o ’clock start
1 Double (won) 21
1 £30 this week 15
CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE
TEL. 3585 SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th Jim Murray SUNDAY, JANUARY 19th
P e s t D a w s m i THURSDAY, JANUARY 23rd
B in g o 4 Jackpots
Treble (not won) 11 5 . 2
£50 this week t ☆ Tel. 3278 FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 7-30 p.m.......
THE D’OYLY CARTE OPERA COMPANY present- THE MIKADO (U) Filmed in Technicolor
MONDAY, TUESDAY. AND WEDNESDAY at 7 iP.m. CUNT EASTWOOD ill
PALLADIUM “ E TONIGHT FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 6-30 p.m.
THE BATTLE FOR ANZIO <A\ — Also —
THE MIGHTY KHAN
■Will patrons please note that owing to unforeseen cir cumstances tlie support film has been changed.
SATURDAY MATINEE STAR JUNIOR CLUB at 1-45 p.m. SHARK REEF
Serial—Ghost on Monks Island, Cartoons. Comedies. SUNDAY CLUB at 7-30 p.m.
Also MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7-30 p.m. JANE FONDA JOHN PHILLIP LAW in
BARBARELLA Also Supporting Programme.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 6-45 p.m.
SATURDAY Continuous from 5 p.m. (L.C.P, 6-45 p.m.) DEAN MARTIN ROBERT MITCHUM ill
FIVE CARD STUD — Also —
SID CAESAR ROBERT RYAN in THE BUSY BODY (A)
WADDINGTON YOUNG CONSERVATIVES
T O P O F T H E P O P S D A N C E
' FRIDAY. 17th JANUARY 9 p.m. to I. a.m. — featuring — ' J
ST. HELEN’S SCHOOL, WADD1NGTON '
THE CAVEDWELLERS PLUS
THE HEATHAN BLOOD ADMISSION 5/- Clitheroe Naturalists Society (Right of Admission reserved)
LOW MOOR CLUB * The Home ot the Stars *
CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY THE LYDIAN ENSEMBLE
NOELLE BARKER OWEN WYNNE . . . PAULINE DUNN . ALAN CUCKSTON
.................. soprano ....... counter-tenor
........................ ’cello ___. . . harpsichord
WEDNESDAY7, JANUARY 29th GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7-30 p.m.
TICK ETS A T TH E DOOR— 8/6 (Juniors and Students— 2/-)
(A) Christ Church, Chatburn — Men’s Society
HOBBIES EXHIBITION in the SCHOOL HALL
SATURDAY', JANUARY 18th, 1969 , 2 p.m. — 7 p.m.
ADMISSION 1/-. CHILDREN 6d. (Tea and biscuits)
Pot Holing : Cacti and Succulents : Stamps : Coins Model Railway : Radio : Sport : Painting : Cycling Stock Cars : Handicrafts : Photography : Chatburn Flying Club Models.
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Sunday, January 19th Gospel Service 6-30 p.m.
Mr. Tom Cox (Blackburn).
Wednesday, January .22nd
Ministry and Prayer 7-45 p.m.
Clitheroe
Congregational Church SUNDAY,
JANUARY 19th 10-30 a.m.
FAMILY WORSHIP Rev. K. Broadhurst
(Rector of St. James’s) 6 p.m.
GROUP MEETING
in the Common Room. MANOR GOSPEL HALL
Milthorne Avenue, Clitheroe Trinity
Methodist Church Sunday, January 19th
8-00 a.m. Holy Communion
10-30 a.m. Rev, J. C. Hudson BA.. BD.
6-00 p.m. Rev. J. A. Goodhall
UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP will meet
Tomorrow Saturday at 7-30 p.m.
St. James’ School Speaker:
Mr. W. STRACHEN ot Capernwray
ALL ARE WELCOME Vicar of St. Mary’s ■ 1 t
as curate, to Bishop Han St. Alban’s, Blackburn; were the years of the inti depression, and Father?'! became the first priest t
farm at Market Boswor. In 1962, when Wh all operative Society c Father Tierney took the tive in establishing.,? a mittee to assist the poo; tims of the disaster. He was unanimously
an active part with a it of youths in a “back; land” scheme at char Buckinghamshire. He later opened a
president of this comma . At the end of this me
special Mass will be cele to mark Father Tieme tirement and a small "fill be held afterwards/
Cu rate
Succeeding Father Tie:1 Father Vincent Hamilton
.has been curate at the; lish Martyrs Church fo: years. He came from St..; College, Manchester. .,:??
The new curate
•Anthony Butler, has working in Africa. ? ? / Father- Tierney is to :
in Whalley, living in the J Fields housing estate. ,/
Bash; wins safety
Bashall Eaves Chi
only school in the Bow to have a Tufty Club,/ Safety:..............
Honeymot in
Harrogate A honeymoon in Har
followed the wedding cl John Arthur Baines and| Jane Elizabeth Hargr at St. Mary’s Church. church-!n-Pendle on Sai|
son of Mr. and Mrs. . Re; Baines of Cragg House. ton-in-Bowiand and the, youngest daughter of Robert Hargreaves of V son Farm, Bariev andth Mrs. Hargreaves. Given away by her
we” '" The groom is ; the yoi
brother. Mr. Edmund greaves, the bride wor emmi-e-line gown of whitt silk. with a tlrree-qt length veil • trimmed :? guioure lace and margu The veil was secured coronet of pearls and
cairied a bouquet of pml red roses and white fr< The bridesmaids were
Janet Briggs, groom’s . Misses Christine Elsie.Rliz Alary and Jane Ekzabeth
greaves. They wore full-lenath ,d ,? ,;•:?,
of shell Pb* ? chiffon:., Victorian style , and c Victorian posies of >.* anemones.
Best man . was. Mr.-, ?
Baines, groom’s b r o t groomsmen, Messrs, r Hargreaves, bride’s brotho Walter Briggs groom’s bn
bv the’ Rev. John Nigel 'The reception was he the Black Bull? Hotel, R:
ton. Mr and Mrs. Baines "'i
In Wood End Cottages,: D Bridge.
Road death There were 26 fatal acci
? In all 944 casualties re fixmi a total of 2,613 acci
in which 29 people died i West Yorkshire , Constai area during December a ing to figures just issued,.
in-law and ushers. Messrs. Dawson and Fred Jackso- The ceremony was perfi
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