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2 Clitheroc Advertiser and Times October 9,1970


WEEKEND PROGRAMMES SATURDAY


1 10^0: Time Machine: G1- 40: Weatherman: 11-45: t randstand: Football Pre- Biew. 1-10: International 2 oxin?. Bacing from Ascot.


Bhow;- 35: The Horse of he Year S5-20: The Pink Panther


4-55: Results. i :


t how; 5:40- News and Wea­ 6herman; 5-50: Here's Lucy. 6-15: Shorv of the North; P- 45: High Tdventure: “Night Sassage”’ 8-10: The Harry Tecombe Show. 8-55 Ben Kj'avers Farces "A Cup of Yindness”; 9-45: Horse of the W’ear Show. 10-25: News and D eather: 10-35: Match of the P ajt 11-35: Consrn’ativc Warty Conference 12-2:


eather. ■ •I : ,t


C 11-15; Conservative Party Conference. 3-0; Saturday 7inema; “The Tall Srangcr”, t - 30; News, Sport and Wea­ Rher. 7-45; Disco 2. 8-10: t ugby Special and Interna­ 9ional Golf. 9-0: Chronicle. J- 45: The Age of Reason by Rean Paul Satre. 10-30; i owan and Martin's laugh-


BBC—2


: '''i 1 ■ ■ •i )


'-ir- =:‘ii


n. 11-20: News on 2 and Weather. 11-25; Midnight Movie: "Tlie Left Hand of God”.


P 10: The Conservative Carty Conference. 12-30; 1artoon Time. 12-45: News. O2- 50: World of Sport: 12-55: 3 n the Ball: 1-20: Racing:


GRANADA ■: )' :.;;i::;f. V I' I■.


Up.5-10: The Greatest Show on Earth—‘Rosetta’. 6-10: News. 6,-15: Crowther's In Town.7; No, That's Me Over Here. 7-30; The Tough Guys: —'Carter’s Army’. 8-50: Car­ toon Tu'nc. 1 9: Fraud Squad. 10; News.


Special; 3-55: Results. Score.s and News; 4: Wrc.st- ling. 4-55: Results Round-


- Splendour in the Gra.ss'.


Mlieiving. 11-35: Men and 1 ardy Heating International.


aterials. H12: -Ask Zena Skinner. 12-25;


Education Programme. 2-20: Made in Britain—Cars. 2-29: News.2-30; Personal Choice. 3-5: A Film for the Family “Long John Silver”. 4-40: Astcrix the S Gaul (cartoon). 4-50: Golden


-


The Black Tulip. 6-5: News col and Weatherman. 6-15: Mal­


ilents.5-15; Going for a Song; 5-40: o m Muggeridse. 6-50; Songs


W7-0: News Review a n d A eather. 7-25: The World “Fbout Us. 8-15: Music on 2: D rom the House of the ingead". 9-45: Children Talk­ R . 9-55; “The Ago of weason”. 10-35:,'Oh In Colour Nith Spike Milligan. 11-5; 1 ews on 2 and Weather.


Ad Lib. 11-15; Weathetman. BBC—2


1-


10: International Sports -


Music Room. Y 1; Toolbox, i-25: All Our


Belief.-05; Nows. 6-15: Beyond Parish.


‘ 0- 10: For Adults Only:—


2- 10: On Reflection. 12-35; 2 esterdas's. 1-55; Interpol.


1 11: The Morning Service.


10: Film Night. GRANADA


Durgens. 4-15: Siu'vival. 4-40; The Golden Shot. 6 5-35: The Flaxton Boys.


P 7; Stars on .Sunday. 7-25; oflease Sir. 7-55: The Best c Hollywood-4-“An Ameri­


6-35: My Ship, My ’


an in Paris”.-- N 10; News. 10-15: Sunday-


1 ight Theatre.—'The Exiles’. 1-15: The Fi'O* Programme.


D-15: In Time if War: “The Wesert Rats.” 9-40: News and ■ eather. 9-55: Omnibus. 10-55:


f praise. 8 7-25: Dr. Finlay's Casebook.


9 9; Nai Kindagi-Naya Jcevan. gr-30; The Engineer'ing Pro­ ( amme. 10: SI Dice Cosi: BeItalian). 10-30: Seemg and


SUNDAY BBC 1


2 25: Farming. 1-55: The


cert. CoRadio 3. 9-4: The Saturday


-


NRadio 4. 6-50: Northern 9ews. 8-20; It’s -Saturday. f -45; Conservative Party Con­ 1erence. 12: Sports Parade. A2-25: Top of the Form. 2: F fternoon Theatre—"Filthy Mryer and the Woman of o ature Years. 5-25: The Edge ’ f the Forest—new series. 7-30: vThe Lives of Gilbert and Sulli­ Tan. 8-30; Saturday Night


0-


heatre—“Death of an E.sca- pologist.”


Pete Drummond. ofRadio 2. 0-55: The first day


1nd voice. 10-1: Eric Robinson. T2-1: Family Favourites. 2-1: 2 he Ronnie Corbett Thing. r-30: Not in front of the child­ Gen. 5: Pick of the Pops. 7-30: b rand Hotel. 9-1: Your 100


sterplays. 7: John ’’eel. 8 a the week. 8-30: With heart


20: Football. 3-20; Quentin


ther; 11; Music Magazine. 12-55: Orchestral Concert. 3-5: Beethoven. 5-30; Alderburgh ■ Festival. 7: “Phaxedra”. 10-40:


est tunes. Radio 3. 8


ome. 10-30: Harvest thanks­ giving. 11-45: From the grass roots. 2-30: Sunday Play— "Defence in depth”. 5: In toucli—for the blind. 6-15: Eustace and Hilda—series. 7-30: St. John Pa.ssion.


Hg. 8-20: Make Yourself at


Mozart and Brahms. inRadio 4. 8-10: Sunday read­


THIS FILM WILL MAKE YOU CHEW YOUR NAILS


Hall for a second week. B Tile stars of the film, Richard


s being retained at the


Murton, Clint Ea.stwood and i ary Urc, play members of an


_____ _ : i . '! 1 Xif


surers with an incredible mis­ even men and one woman and


ion to perform. s T h e group, consisting of


tntematiomal group of CU* wii


wable and maccessible Hol^^^^ —erfen-thc Castle of the ia „ to h which is the mountain-top Seadquarters of the German


coroup and his Prosfwe is dis­


eerrt Sendee and Gestapo. g A murderer is among the


ST. JOHN AMBULANCE b r ig a d e


d a n c e to the


Winter City Garden Beat Group


on Friday, 16th October in aid of Cadet Funds Dancing 8 —11 p.m. i VvV'S'ijii;: v;?: ■


■5 i^:!li'' i S'‘K .4: •( ••ii '-i't'O


A r?:? ! ?! '• • -' •


Qi'v;; 4it;i


»«■ : : .U ■ '‘- iv«v 'V‘- ...■ '


ro y a l eng in ee r s a s so c ia t io n Ladles Section


COFFEE EVEMIK6 Thursday, I5lh October


;(by khid permission of Mr. and Mrs. V. Wood) Tickets 2/- each


Rockdale. West View, Oliitlieroe


7-30 p.m. 9-30 p.m. at


IMPERIAL, NELSON Saturday, October 10th


JOHNNY JOHNSON AND t h e b a ndwagon


7-30 p.m. to l-Ui) a.m. T Licenced Bar.s


ickets 7/6 Foyer 9/-


ST. M.ARY’S B.ADMINTON CLUB Everv Thursday Evening


Juniors (under 14) 6-30 to 8-00 p.m. Adults from 8-00 p.m.


New Members Warmly Welcomed an


Amaricm Tournument


Y-Xi i!|!S


;|,i3.ftt


will be held on the 15th October


All inlcrcsled please contact cither Clilheroc 3385 before Tuesday, 13th Octobci. Refreshments wil be served.


HAVE YOU GOT YOUR TICKETS


for the CHESHIRE DANCE? on Friday. October 16th


at Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn


DON’T DELAYl Tickets from Miss York, Townhead, , . ■ , . Pendleton. £2 per Ticket


, . ■ North Lancashire Leonard Cheshire Home


Bultet Supper—Tombola—Black Tie in aid of


'3


WINE, DINE and DANCE in one of l.ancasliirc\ men iieauli- ful old halls, dating back to 1470. Situated in the heart of the Ribblo Valley. Open from 7 -30 p.m. to 2 -0 a.rri. each evening. Dancing and cabaret nightly. Dinner served froiri 7-30 p.m. to midnight. Weddings and private parties catered for.


RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE STONYHURST 245 vered soon after they land n


. where they are to rescue a t ^ nAllied officer from the impreg­


led by Richard Bm'ton, parachuted "into


-----


‘WHERE EAGLES DARE’, i an exciting war-time drama,


•Civic


At the Cinema


Germany but liis identity is un­ known.


he photography, cspecially


MacLean. one of Britain’s best­ selling adventure writers, and m the suspense and tension is


or the screen by .Alistair Taintained ■ thi-oughout.


at the beginning of the film, is excellent.


t One has lo pay close atten­ ofion to the first few minutes so the film, because there are


s me Last moving scenes which met tlio plot, and if they are


f The film was in-iticn directly wnd startling turns of events nair-raising and the action


p hich keep the audience Ui sus­ hnes set on the iiiounlaaii, are


conissed it could lead to sonic a Tfusion.here are also some amazing


ense until the very end. o Several scenes, especially


ever falters once. CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT Y.F.C.


MITTON HALL Restou! Near WHALLEY, LANCASHIRE


AUTUMN DANCE at


Hursi Green, Memorial Hall on


Refreshments available CLITHEROE


LADIES’ CIRCLE Saturday, October 10th GOOD AS NEW STALL


CLITHEROE MARKET Proceeds for


Leukaemia Fund SOCIAL EVENING


HODDER VALLEY FOX CLUB


Pni'kcr.s Anns He’d Newton


Tuesday, 20lh October including i-efreshmciit


at 3-00 p.lii. Admission 6


/-


Tickets available from Committee Members


ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE CLITHEROE DIVISION


FIRST AID CUSSES will commence


Tuesday, October I3tli at


Lectures by the doctors CLITHEROE


Headquarters at 8-00 p.m.


SOROPTOMIST CLUB Annual JUMBLE SALE


In Trhiity School Tonight, Friday,


Tea and Biscuits available


9th October at 7-15 p.in. Admission 6


d. .SPONSORED BY CLITHEROE CIVIC SOCIETY


rUE L.ANeASlRE BRANCH OF C.P.R.E. presents


THE SECOND ARK'


ST. MARY’S CHURCH PARISH HALL CLITHEROE.


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24lh al 7-30 p.m. Tickets 5/-


r |Slff DWhist and


TOSSIDE


Admission 4/- including supper Proceeds for


B omino Drive at 8-0


Chm-ch House, Biu-riridge Wednesday, October 14th


p.m. Childrens Christmas Party


Friday, 9lh October 9-00 p.m.—1-00 a.m. SILVER KEYNOTES BAND


Admission 6/- RIMINGTON


MEMORIAL INSTITUTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Whisi and


Domino Drive Potato Pie Supper


Saturday, October I7th 7 hildren 2/- -45 p.m. prompt


Admission; C.Adults 4/-


Forthcoming events November 2lst


. M'HIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


CHRISTMAS WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


December 5th THE CLITHEROE


CONGREGATIONAL BROWNIES


RING AND BUY STALL at


COFFEE EVENING


The AHfej's, Pimlico Road on


to be held at Friday, October 16th, 1970


7-30 p.m. to 9-00 p.m. B Cake Stall


ring and Buy Stall


in the Village Hall Monday, I9th October


Wliist and Doininoes


Including I'efreshments WISWELL W.l.


7-45 p.m. prompt Admission 4/6


THE CONGREGATICNAL SCHOCL, BARROW


JUM8LE SALE Friday, October gth


7-00 p.m. Admission 3d. , Refreshments


PICK OF THE RADIO PROGRAMMES


NSaturday: Radio 2. 5-30: Yews and Weather. 9-55: For Rounger Listeners. 12-1: Ted onay with records. 2-1; Sport a —Racing, rugby, golf, Rssociation football. 5: Sports 9 eport. 8-30: Star Sounds.


Tel: 3278 CIVIC HALL (GRAND KINEMA) Monday PINAL -WEEK 15. Brass Band Festival Con­


2 ncent. 12-15; Midday Concert. T-5; Afternoon Sequence. 5-5: 1he Week Ahead. 7: “Othello.”


20: Stravinsky and the past. to Saturday at 7-30 p.m. DisFressed Gentlefolk Aid Association Tel: 3278 Fantastic Bargain


ALSO WHITE ELEPHANT STALL and


HARDLY WORN CLOTHING for all the family


SALE OF


Clitheroc Conservative Club, Tuesday, October 13th, 1970 1-30 p.m. to 8-00 p.m. Admission 1/*


JUMBLE SALE


WJE.A. WHALLEY GEOLOGY


daSunday: Radio 1. 8-2; Sun­ 2 y morning with Pat Doody. Ye: Savile’s Travels. 3: All Our


: METRO-GOLDVAH-MAYER presenls A JERRY GERSHWIM - ELUGTT KASTRER PICTURE


Richard Burton Clint Eastwood. MarYUie "Where Eagles Dare'A


: News and wea­ Patrick Wymark- Michael Hordern


s „ „ , .d Sci..»|,I.Y H AUSTAIB M«ltAH • OIlKI.d bl MIAH C. HUIII)II • P..d«t,d Hr lUHlTI KASINtB PANAVISmS METROCOIQR


Will patrons please note that in accordance with M.G.M ruling prices for this fliHi will bo S/6» 6/6j 5/6. Children under 14 years 3/* and 4/*» O.A.P. In the 5/6 and 6/6 seats 3/" Seats may be reserved at no extra charge.


DO NOT MISS THE GREATEST ADVENTURE FILM IN YEARS!


CLITHEROE DRAMA FESTIVAL


Booking plans will be open to Patrons from Friday, October 9th


ST. MARY MAGDALENE AND ST. PAUL’S SCOUT GROUP SUPPORTERS ASSOCIATION


PRESENT AN AUTUMN FASHION SHOW


by County Vogue, Compere ;Mr. Peter Kelly On Wednesday, I4tli October, 1970


at the Parish Church Hall at 7-45 p.m. Tickets 5/-


Refreshments available Clithcroe Folk, Group. Dog and Partridge, Wollgate, Oct. 9thj


ALV BAIN AND MIKE WHELLANS and the WAYFARERS (LP now available)


FOLK SING-OUT! TONJGHI 8-3!) Direct from the Shetlands, the fantastic


Next Week: BOB WILLIAMSON! rickets £ 1 ^


Mondays at 7-30 p.m. from 12th October, 1970 at the Church of England School


Tutors: A. C. Dunham, M.A.. D.Phil. and G. Brown, B.Sc.. Pli.D.


University/W.E.A. Course—20 meetings THE EARTH SCIENCES


W h a i le y


■ the surface of the earth, moving on to evidence of s life which it contains. We shall then consider sub­


The (Xiursc will start with the processes that mould


qurface processes as shown by volcanoes; earth­ wuakes and the shifting continents. Finally^ attention will be civen to exploitation of ore deposits. There h ill be at least two full-day field trips. and_. it is Goped, one or two sessions of practical work in the


eolosy Department al Manchos'er Universitv.


WADDINGTON SOCIAL ■ AND


BOWLING CLUB .


TOMORROW. SATURDAY,


OCTOBER 10th Entertainment by


JOHN AND LEON


■ CLITHEROE/WHALLEY YOUNG CONSERVATIVES


aWINTER MEETlMfiS Cat Clitheroe Conservative


Have now resumed their TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13th Pfor furthei’ information


WADDINGTON AND DISTRICT CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION (Branch of Skipton Division)


Wednesday, 14th October, 1970, 8-00 p.m.


byFASHION SHOW at Stirk House Hotel, Gisbum


"Here and Now Boutique.” Clitheroc on


\


Obtamable from Mrs. J. Wooff, 3 Spring Gai-dens, Waddlngwn, or “Here and Now”, 8


, including supper (17/6 until Satm-day, lOth October). , York Street, Olitheroe


Clitheroc Baths Appeal Fund


Grand Auction SHAWBRIDGE MILL


Organised by the Roiary Club of Clitheroe to be held at


W Included are:—Small Carved Oak Corner Onboard; Brass a anning Pan; Dagenite Car Battery, boxed, perfectly new 4nd uncharged: Small Electric Washer: Steel Filing C&binet, D Drawer: Junior Croquet Set: Piano Stool: Excellent Cliild’s Eesk: Underwood l^pewTlter; CanY Cot; Folding Pram; Cxpanding Dressmaker’s Model: Concertina: Large Glass t arboy: Bookbindlnr’s Press; Knitting Machine, usual selec­


TONIGHT, FRIDAY, 9th OCTOBER at 6-30 p.m.


ion of Bric-a-Brac, Pictures etc, and more to come in! On view: Friday from 2-30 p.m.


Auctioneers: Messrs. Hothersall and Forrest NEWTON INSTITUTE


Farmers Ball and Supper


Friday, October 16th 8-00


p.m. to 1-00 a.m.


Supper 8-00 p.m. prompt ’TRA'VELLERS BAND


Admission 17/6 (licket only) Licenced Bar


’Tickets from;


(Jommtttee Members, Howards Butcliers Stall Olitheroe Market


or Tel; Slaidburn 658 BOLTON-BY-BCiWLAND VILLAGE HALL COMMITTEE W h is t &


Domino Drive . Saturday, October 10th


7-45 p.m. prompt i Admission 4/-


ncluding supper


The CABARET


CLUB ROSEGROVE BURNXEY 22876


Tonight, Mcmbere 5/- Public 6 THE NOBODIES


The Starlites, Peter Hughes Monica D.iy—The Kedcllos


Saturdav 5 '- (Public 6


THE CRESTAS The Starlites Eric Fields


Peter Hughes Eunice Blaine


Sunday, October lUh to CL Saturday, October 17th


For Rcfui-nlshing and Decorations.


OSED ONE 'WEEK ONLY Ra-open Sunday, October 16th /-) /- CLITHEROE FLOWER CLUB


Demonstration By Mrs. J. Casson .


FLOWERS IN ANTIQUE SETTINGS


in St. Johns’ Ambulance Hall Tonight, October 9th


.-it 7-30 p.m. DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL


CLITHEROE JUNIOR ACCIOENT PREVENTION COUNCIL


SPOT THE FAULTS’ COMPEHTION


In the "CLITHEROE AUTO window is a cycle wliich has been denbcraieij r-


CAN YOU SPOT THE FAULTS?


This competition is open to all Junior and ' within the Borough of Clitheroe. There


divided into age groups, 9— ake place during the week 19


t THE CLOSING DATE IS OCTOBER 17th. JUdBjudging will be disclosed.


th—23rd, "h


Entry form? are available at your school and i*' collected from there.


seclioni years-


nyone interested in joining is welcome to the next meeibing on


lub. Castle Street, clitheroe at 84)0 p.m.


lease ring Caitheroe 2640 Fee: 35s. Od.


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH, (ST. MARY MAGDALENE) Sunday, October 11th


HARVEST FESTIVAL TRINITY XX


8-00 a.m. and 11-15 a.m. Holy Communion 9-45 a.m. FAMILY GIFT SERVICE and PARISH COMMUNION — The Vicar


Canon Victor Whitsey, M.A., Vicar of Do«nhr,ra 6-30 p.m. EVENSONG;


WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH


Jumble Sale Tomorrow, Saturday,


October 10th at 2-00 p.m.


ADMISSION 3d. REFRESHMENTS


bo l to n -by-bowland WAR MEMORIAL COMMITTEE


WHIST i DOMINOES DRIVE


in the Village Hall Bolton-by-Bowland


Monday, 12th and 26th October, 1970


Monday, 9th and 23rd November, 1970


Admission 4/6 Refreshments etc.


CLITHEROE OLD PEOPLE’S WELFARE COMMITTEE Pendle Club, Lowergatc,


MEMBEEIS EFFORT


BRING AND BUY SALE


Thursday, October I5th


Cake and Pomrd Stalls T Admission 1/-


2-30 to 4-30 p.m. ea and Biscuits


BASHALL EAVES W.t DON’T FORGET


Whist and


Domino Drive riday, October 9lh cliiding rcfreslinicn:!


in the As.'embly Rooms F TONIGHT


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH


ORGAN SOCIETY ANNlVERS.'iRy REClT.'t COCHEBEJIIJ PIERRE


the World Famous Oissnt’' of Noire Dame, Paris


Thursday, October 15th a 8-00 p.m.


items by J.S. Bach and Viernc.


Students and Pensioners * *


Piogramme to include N Programme


on-members 5,'- CONGRECATIONAt


barrow CHURCH


HARVEST FESIlW SERVICES


n th October


10-45 a.m. and 2-30 pm R Preacher:


ev. P. W. BE.AM.ib (Liverpool)


Commencing 7-SO p.m in Admission 4/-


t r in it y METHODIST CHURCH


Sunday, October 11th HARVEST


FESTIVAL 10-30 a.m. and


Rev. G. H. Raynor 6-00 p.m.


THE UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP


Will meet at


DINCKLEY HALL Tomorrow, Saturday,


7-30 p.m.


Please meet at Greenacre Street 6-45 p.m.


■ 4LL ARE WELCOME


ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, SLAIDBURN


n the Village Hal! Saturday. October 10th


i ANNUAL SALE


to be opened at 3-00 p.m. Ad Stalls. Sideshows etc.


mission 3d Childi-en Free CLITHEROE


congregational CHURCH


Sunday, October im, 10-30 a.ni.


Rev. K. M. Hendry, Ba, Rr, NO EVENING SERVIcj


MANOR GOSPEL HAii Milthornc Avenue,


Sunday, October lUj,


Wednesday, October ttn, Ladie.s’ Fellowship i Miss Arkwright


GO.SPi'.l if \ |('|: ( Ml'. F. Baron


Gre:it Hanrood) Bamber Brldse)


HOLOEU CHAPEL HARVEST


THANRSGIVIH6 SERVICES


Sunday. October nth M Preacher:


r. T. Donaldson


i Services 1-30 p.m. k 74 Collections for Chapel Fur.:;


)|) pj. Family Worehip


■ i Recently I have 'Vding an entertaining I


Yiformative book, “Perl ,;‘panorama”. by Peter w |


ic- no’on of Whfllley and I blood began 10


?cian-4 The volume gave me -tderablc pleasure un:l to Ml'. Whiteman',<il


- 'Perh.'ips it was foolish cl sinl ‘to permit myself to bol


tiisiurbetl but I must col (0


■ 'lii'iccuracies m refercml


■ p'^resxu'dmg some gl| 4


4 ■ pic. “Behind the vciy ordl V 'ni.'iin streets is the pf


”only be based on the 1 ‘nbysmal ignorance and I


i^ntitled to his opinion f t uch an opinion as Ihi.f


Vhregarded at al! .scr:| ’ en he describes a.s -ordinary’ a street wlr.clil ■’ta ns buildings complet j - ?fom' different CEiiturkI


f Frankly, it baffles nu| /ony author can hope


lunctoi-y I'esenrch,


/ novel at one end and 'I dhas a grammar school -I / eceived its charier inf .hi the other. A gra;'


^street where a famous al ’wrote Ws most distingnl


,;ilschool, 'inc'idisnta.lly, '. i|ceniurics before ^ its ‘paU'on honoured it. hr.


'beginnings as a part rl t 'onciont Cistercian monf


iiyeors ago, men labour| I ijnake ropes by hand, a . century, farmers bi'T et.


'khan ^ sircet. too. wher' | ■w'here. well into l.ho pij


a himdred and I


.itheir cattle, horses, shee t ikfplgs for sale in the opcr.|^


Wort] for


S W ll


ONLY on(i bus left Wi| a team of swimmers ■Methodist Circuits’ aiil


.'I The gala, at Skipton was the f'ourtli held I yo:i.)g people from churl the Clitheroe circuit. I


year. '1


leave' the village on S | - and pass through other 5 Whailey won the gal


AT'ent to Skipton by. | c dotible-decker bus ivhiJ ^Btrike, was the only


Stock, of Ti'inity, 8 • ■ Kathleen Birkett, of


.'i Peter Cookson, of 11 i ,9 pts, won the in-diridil


• 4 points, 14 more than I .Mlh whom they sharti pfirst place last year. I , lacings were: Wadi t35 pts, Chatburn 11 pu If


ileton 9 pts. 'Ciosely followed by I p|


Bt the Circuit Youth f I ■ Officials of he Skiptcl


fhiro Swimming Associ RESULTS


1Breast stroke boys 1 R. Brian Wood Grin


^ Paul Tomkins, T ®eter Davies. Cha-tb: '•yS; 1, Peter'Cookson 1(32,4 secs, ’record). . Breast stroke, girls :


maymond Kay, Chi dl4; 1


WJugdale, Grindleton K - LiU'da Whitfi


ington; 2


y ,-i.each Chatbimi; 3, Peter Davies, Ch;


Vaddington. Under 1 ■ aylor, Whailey; 2


, Corinr ,


ni. Trlnitv. Over if Pha Horne Waddi -mistlne Joselin, wl . Back stroke, boys


CLI'IHEROE SOCIAL CLUI* VS’ELLG.ATE


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10"' FRED CORLESS


SUNDAY OCTOBER U"> N' DON WILLIAMS


DOUBLE (won) 14


£30 this week 5 20


tr eb l e (not."'®"] £50 Ibis week__


■ ett Whalley. Free style, boys U 'cms Undenvood W Brian Wood, Gri;


Lock, Trinity; 3


^ aul Tomkins. Tilnl-ti wthleen Blrkett vi . lnnc Hall, Waddl .Open back stroke '-ookson Whallei".


, Roger Stocl


le Susan Parrott. 7 :« len Jones, Trlnttv;


,Aon Amateur SwiimninI .;ciation. Certificat-es irilll “.Bented at a later date, tl


3I pts. Tile trophies were pi| . .by Mrs. Tinkler, coach 1


. Aeur Swimming Club sc| jk/judges, Eta-rievs ancll 'i eepers. and the races vl 'ijmdcr the auspices of tl-|


I The victorious Whallcl . ause of the one-day b'| i bn route to the b.aths.


f


;j;„hlly dismissed our /Etrcct which really anrj


''onr' Abbey, :t was the c | in w'hich the a:l


il s chapter. E The author is, of col


' 'h whicli Mr. Whirl to.jr,-,- tiTe second sonlen|


•'■ degree of bia.s whcr| is concerned.


Ka-


A WONDERFUL and ROTAFLEX


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