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•' i ■ 2 Clithcroc 'Advertiser aitd Times. Friday. June 5, 1970.


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


CHURCH


ANNIVERSARY Sunday, June 7tii


next week • •. CIVIC HALL Tel: 3278 (GRAND KINEMA)


Tlie 1970 Academy Award Winner lor the most outstanding ■performance.


Friday and Saturday at 7-15 pm.


TRUE GRIT. (Technicolor) ■ Monday to Saturday at 7.30 p.m.


John Wayne in


To mark the centenary year of Charles Dickens, wo present the new production.


?0lii EHRlf-TX PK IS A NB R0U1I0H RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH • CYRIL CUSACK EIU O StK H 0M1BS PDC ^


EDITH EVANS-PAMELA FRANKLIN-SUSAN^HAMPSHIRE WENDY HILLER-RON MOODY- LAURENCE OLIVIER^ ROBIN PHILLIPS • MICHAEL REDGRAVE RALPH RICHARDSON • EMLYN WILLIAMS,


_


SWAN HOTEL, WHALLEY


Tel: 3278


DISCOTHEQUE 8-oo p.m.—11-00 p.m.


with dance floor and bar in


Top Room 10-30 a.m. and 6-00 pan.


Rev. J. Yeoman Muckle B.A. (Hartley-Victoria College Manchester')


Mlltliorne Avonuo, Clltheroe — o —


MANOR GOSPEL HALL Sunday, June 7th


GOSPEL SERVICE 6-30 p.m.


Mr. P. Blackburn (Clitheroe)


LADIES FELLOWSHIP Wednesday, June 10th


Mrs. Heath (Blackburn)


2-45 p.m. CLITHEROE


CONGREGATION*! CHURCH


Sunday, June 7ih i 10-30 Family Worship


Holy Communion 6-30 p.m.


Service at Barrow 1


Rev. Kathleen M. Hcndn, B.A., B.D.


CUTHEROE AND DISTRICT COUNCIL OF CHRISTIAN CONGREGATIONS INVITE YOU TO


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CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE


Tc!. 3585 SATURDAY, JUNE 6th


RYAN and DINNOF SUNDAY, JUNE 7th


IN CHARLES DICKENS’ b „ BARBARA MARTIN J ^ a v i d Copper field


DOUBLE (won) 29


25 £30 this week ItMffiW


CLITHEROE P O P FESTIVAL in the CASTLE GROUNDS


PARENTS from many parts of the county travel­


led to Whiteacrc School. Barrow-, on Saturday, when Friends of Whiteacre held a garden fete in the school grounds.


The event was the first to I ,


b e organised by th e Friends, to help the pupils raise £1,000 for the pur­ chase of a Ford transit van for use as a school bus.


Whiteacrc is a county


boarding school, and draws its pupils from a wide area. For this reason, the Friends arc organised in


WHITEACRE FETE


locality groups, including one for North-East Lanca­ shire.


Pupils of the school had


wo r k e d industriously, making soft toys and other saleable goods. Attractions included a tombola, pony rides, putting, archery and a palmist. The fete was opened by


Mr. Neville Garside, chief reporter of the Clithcroe Advertiser and Times, who was accompanied on the


platform by. Miss M. J. Parsons, headmistress, and Mr. D. V. McEnemy. chairman of the Friends of Whileacre. Our picture shows Mr.


Garside being presented with a Bavarian beer mug. Looking on are Miss M. J. Parsons, headmistress, and Mr. D. V. McEnemy, chairman of the friends of Whiteacre. Proceeds of the fete total £150 to date.


Saturday, June 6thr 1-30to11p.m.


SEVEN GROUPS HAVE ENTERED A COMPETITION FOR THE BEST GROUP AND THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL GROUPS WILL PLAY


THIRD EAR BAND' DR. STRANGELY STRANGE'


'KEVIN AYERS and THE WHOLE WORLD' -------- AND --------


MIKE CHAPMAN1 ADMISSION AT ANYTIME — 10/- •n • V CLITHEROE (E) TOWNSWOMEN S GUILD tomorrow - . .


TOMORROW (Saturday) is the big day for Clith- eroc and other East Lanca­


shire pop fans—the town s first pop festival takes place in the Ca s t l e grounds. Pop is, in lact, taking


over from jazz, which bps ruled supreme for several


years. The entertainments com­ mittee of the town council, under the chairmanship ol Mr. Arthur Norman, co-


POP FESTIVAL


opted young peole to pro­ vide the right approach. It is hoped that between


sion. A prize of £50 is offered


for the best local group, and the competitors arc: Bodicea. California Grass. Revolution, Saints and Sinners, Strange Brew, and


Time After. Four professional groups


have been booked for the


4,000 and 5,000 young folk will support the big occa­


evening session. These are Third Ear.


Dr. Strangely Strange, Kevin Ayres and The Whole World, and Mike


Chapman. Admission is 10s. at any


time, and the festival lasts from 1-30 p.m. to 11 p.m.


A COUNTRY MARKET will be held in the


CONSERVATIVE CLUB on SATURDAY, JUNE 6lh ' Stalls will include:


Cakes and Biscuits-Plants and Produce-Jams and


! pickles—Jewellery—Tombola—Children’s Wear—Kitchen 1 Mystery Parcel—While Elephant—Near to New Clothing Morning Coffee and Afternoon teas


Admission (kl 10-00 a.m. — 4-00-p.m. "


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. ’ i) i(- ■ it).' aj-: H!‘- • Prize \ t a ^'} r* ?i •


Crossword ACROSS


I Gently knocked opened up (6)


anti


4 Decent sort of tics make pieces of scenery (6'


9 He’s interested in wlwt remains to be seen. OJ)


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10 I t is included in the duty (5)


II Fuel by the sea—this will supply power (3-4)


12 The French tree will curb " the dog's activities! (5)


13 Postpone being freed, may­ be (5)


18 Stir ihc spirit (l1 20 Come again about endless


21 Handy adjustments <U> 22 Worked to remove some­


remedy (5)


23 They weigh up a heavenly sign <61


one’s ill-feeling? <•>' down


1 characteristics made 2 the artist (6)


by Make the first choice '4-J-


3 6) Thcv arc used lor getting rid ' of faulty recordings


5 (7) They sound like ways lot underground systems (5 >


6 Not a training establish­ ment for the rank and file (7-6)


7 Assessing the worth of a matelot (6)


14' Being inconsistent, one ’may be enveloped by the’, crater (7)


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15 Innkeeper has to refuse the fellow' admission? (R)


16 Firmly secures impressions (5)


17 Decisive occasions for a


8 Show dishonesty, in a money-making enterprise


19 Liquor containing very sott fruit for cider-making (5)


hundred salary increases (6)


LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION


Across 5. Spend: 9. Night-jar; 0.


Pluck: 10, Renegade; 11. Amity: 14, Sea; 16, Thrift; 17, Secret: 18, Yes; 20. Preen: 24, Rapacity:' 25. Astir; 26. Rent-free: 27. Level. □ own 1. Entry: 2. Agent: 3. Suige: 4. Saddle: 6. Polemics; 7. Niceties: 12. Pharisee: 13.


Fireside: 14. St.v: 15. Ass: 19. Enamel: 21, Party: 22. Fibre: 23). Byres


r.o last week’s crossword opened on Tuesday morning


The first correct solution


was sent in by Mrs. J. Dixon, 2, Greenfield Avenue, Low Moor," Cli+heroc. When, you have completed


the space provided and send it to this address marked "Crossword” In the top left hand comer of the envelope.


Advertiser and Times, 3, King St., Clithcroe


first post next Tuesday morn­ ing. No entries w ill be checked before then and the sender of the first correct solution o p e n e d will be awarded a 15s postal order.


Entries must' reach us by Name Address


the above crossword fill in your name and address in


METHODIST CHURCH, LOW MOOR Invite you to a


g a r d e n p a r t y to be held at


(By kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. Bowkcr) On Saturday, June 6th, at 2-30 p.m.


("Aldcrleigh" Henthorn Road. Clitheroc)


To be opened by the, Mayor of Clitheroc accompanied by the Mayoress, Councillor and Mrs. S. Moore.


Various Stalls and Games, also Donkey Rides, BuileL Teas. Admission Gd Children 3d EVERYONE WELCOME


Henthorn bus leaves Well Terrace 2-12 p.m. (If wet to be held in chapel) DAVID VALUER YOUR CUTHEROE DIVISION Conservative Candidate


WILL HOLD THE FOLLOWING MEETINGS IN THIS AREA NEXT WEEK— WEDNESDAY, lOlh JUNE


BARROW.CONGREGATIONAL SCHOOL ----- 7-00 p.m. — -


PENDLETON C. of E. SCHOOL ----- 7-45 p . m . -----------


DOWNHAM C. of E. SCHOOL —— 8-15 p . m . -----


o----- o------o vote WALDER on June 18 O------0------o


Conservative Central Committee Room: Conservative Club, Castle Street, Clitheroc Where all help will be appreciated.


Published by— W. A. Butler, Election Agent, Conservative Club. Clitheroe.


SATURDAY, 6th JUNE


3 House Book 21- All Three Tickets Guaranteed £25 each TREBLE CHANCE GUARANTEE


£75 SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. 7th, 9th, 10th, JU?


3 House Book 2 / -All Three Tickets Guaranteed £15 each TREBLE CHANCE GUARANTEE


MONDAY, 8th JUNE


3 House Book 21- All Three Tickets Guaranteed £20 each TREBLE CHANCE GUARANTEE ££Q


THURSDAY, 11th JUNE 3 House Book All Three Tickets Guaranteed £35 each TREBLE CHANCE GUARANTEE £1QC PLUS BIG SURPRISES NIGHTLY


Members only. Join NOW. Prize money subject to 2|% Bingo Subject to cancellation - See rale 21


Dtit)


June 7th Week — Shi One of Clubland’s CJ


THE DENVE! , and a cracking suppl


The New Dixielal The Musical ldio(


New Comedy v Stevel


^!us still more acts—Dancinl Lverytking you want for til at prices which can’t bcl


TREBLE CHANCE GUARANTEE £75 • FABULOUS CASH GUARANTEES NIGHTLY FRIDAY EVENING, 5tli JUNE 3 House Book 21- All Tlu-ce Tickets Guaranteed u. , U S S l l * i t


&S0CIAL CLUB


P A L LA D IUM WATERLOO ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel: 3147


SKIPTON CONI GENERAL ELlI


G. B. DR{


Your Conservative Candidate on Saturday.l


Bolton-by-Bowland, Gisbul Grindlcton, West Bradforc| Bashall


Your member for 25 years. De l and n |


Thursday, 11th June—Gl FOLK SING-OUT!


Clithcroe. Folk Group, Dog and After their last fantastic : | "Queens o I


Next week: GASl


JACKIE AN if and the Wa


Cormtrly THE BIBLE AND ADVKf Blackburn and Di.T


SATURDAY, J |


I t r ^ 4t " ’HALLEY METHODIST CHURT I meetngs commence a: 3-30 and 7-0 p.T SPEAKli


n<ll-knewn writer, and speaker at th e f ,


Musical Items by PAT AND alp HIKING PARTIES I


Crusade, f THE PROPHETIC WiTl


THE 1D70 SUMtvfl will be held i f


Rev. Dr. A. SKEVlil B.A., Ph.D.. F.R .I


TREBLE (not won) 2


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Coffee Morning Evening


£50 this week N.S.P.C.C,


AND will be held at


Smithies Bridge House, Sawley By kind permission of


Various Stalls and Hat Bat- Admission 2/-


Mr. and Mrs. J. Sharpies Next Wednesday the 10th June, 1970


Convenient buses pass the house.


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MEET THE CANDIDATES AT A PUBLIC MEETING ON


Saturday, 13th June 1970 at 7-00 pan. at The Congregational Schoolroom when the speakers will be


MR. KENNETH BODFISH (Labourl MRS. VERA MACMILLAN (Liberal!


MR. DAVID \VALDER (Conservative) Followed by an open forum


THE METHODIST CHURCH, GRINOLETON


SUNDAY SCHOOL"ANNIVERSARY MR J. W. GORDON (CUtheroc)


Sunday, 7th Juno, 1070 10-45 a.ro.


Afternoon 2.00 p.m. Evening 6-00 p.m. Preacher:


A demonstration entitled “M l^teWay’' during the afternoon Organist: Mr. S. H. Green


MR. D. WRIGLEY (Manchester)


Wo extend to you a hearty invitation to attend our Anniversary ~


The procession will leave he School ac lrl5 p.m. Services.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT YF.C.


COFFEE EVENING t o n i g h t


FRIDAY, JUNE 5th To be held at


Ashlea, Lamb Roe, Barrow


By kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. Ashcroft Bring and Buy Stall, Tombola 7-30 p.m.


Admission 1/6


Nelson Stadium, Carr Road Nelson ANOTHER SENSATIONAL FESTIVAL OF


SPEED - ALL YOUR FAVOURITES STOCK CAR RACING


FOR PAT BYRNE FAN CLUB TROPHY


Stu Smith, Doug Cronshaw, The Clitheroc Kids, Accrington’s Jim Fish and course Pat Byrne.


ADULTS 7/-


TOMORROW, SATURDAY, JUNE 6th at 7-30 p.ni. CHILDREN 4/-


FREE PARKING individually.


S. J. MOl Mav(|


Clitheroe and District Branch The standard of the Branch


ywill be dedicated at St. Paul; Church, Low Moor, on Satur


i dav, 13th June. Dedication Service will com


Jmence at 3-00 pm. and the I parade will form up at Low


“ Moor Mill at 2-30 p.m. The salute at the March Past


after the Service will be taken by the Deputy Lieutenant of the


County.


: will all ex-Sappers make an effort to attend this important


occasion.


’ Licensed bar available alter the March Past.


BOROUGH OF


Mayor’s Mayoress’s |


May I express my sincere


| received last Sunday, and, in | promised to the Mayoress for


I am only sorry it is not CL.TBESPE pabish


church ORGAN ‘society


RECITAL 8.00 p.m. Wednesday, 10th June


CHARLES MYERS British Programme


programmes 5/-


Students and Pensioners 2/6 aLL are WELCOME


— HADDINGTON and ’ district almshouses


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: Coffee Morning & Evening


Wednesday. 10th June


. p ^ d s in aid of Almshouses s


,n me Almshouses Grounds


10-00 am. to 12-00 noon Voo pm. to 9-00 pm.


Renovation Fund. Admission


(incl Coffee and Biscuits) 1/6 Stalls and Competitions


ROYAL engineers association


Whalley Cricket Bowl i I Childifl


SPORTS DAY Saturday, (I


Cricket Field, Mitton


Side Shows, Balloon RacJ Teas and Rcl


Children Free I


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