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Ffer-T' CARAVANS J Ctitheroe Advertiser and Times, 'July 10, 1970
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday, July 12th 10-30
a.ill.
FAMILY SERVICE Mr. R. Howell Jones
SLAIDBURN VILLAGE HALL CIVIC HALL
WHAT hesta. geet to sing aboot
lik e tba wor on a stage, Theer’s monny a brid i' th'open air
Cooped up i'side yon cage, Pcarked thcer, tha warbles 'alf o’ t'day
Unfettered, wild ond tree. As doesn’t warble 'alf as mich Or 'alf as sweet as thee.
What hesta geet to sing aboot I'side yon tiny cage? A mon wi'out 'is freedom ’Ould coss ond fume and rage.
Tha's never sin a tree. Ond yet tha. lifts ihi voice i' song.
Like t'world wor med fer thee.
Ond tha'rt wi'out a care. That's ow’ tha needs fer 'appiness.
Some waller ond a bowl o' seed
square?
Tho’ thn’rt noan thecr tray choice.
Or could it be. as sometimes, thcer’s
A tear i'side thj voice? CANARY BRID
What conta find to sing aboot V a cage twelve inches square I.' n cage twelve inches
Theer's noan could blame thee, little brid.
If tha never sang a note, If every chord o' every toon Wor still-born thi throat. Ond yet tha warbles morn’ till neet
Like singers far acclaimed, Ah reckons, when they 'ears thy song
Some c h a p s should feel ashamed.
JIMIFEL. Tel: 3278 (GRAND KINEMA)
Friday and Saturday at 7-00 p.m. Julie Andrews in
STAR (U) Colour De Luxe Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday at 6-45 p.m.
James Olson. Catherine Von Schell, Warren Mitchell, Bernard Bresslaw
MOON ZERO TWO (U) Technicolor
Harry Corbett. Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale. Charles Hawtrey
CARRY ON SCREAMING (A) Eastman Color
Thursday. Friday and Saturday at 7-30 p.m. Steve McQueen as
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WARREN MITCHELL forsakes his well-known Alf Garnett role, to play the part of a wealthy magnate with interests on the Moon, in “Moon Zero Two”, showing from Monday to Wednesday at the Civic Hall. As J. J. Hubbard, he asks
Bill Kemp, one of the first space heroes, to carry out an assignment for him. Bill, played by James
BULLITT MOON ZERO TWO Adricenne Corri also star in
KENNETH WILLIAMS, Charles Hawtrey and Joan Sims all star in another of the “Carry on’- films, this time: “Carry On Scream
the film. CARRY ON SCREAMING
Olson, pilots his own free lance spaceship, making emergency trips and salvag ing faulty equipment. Hubbard wants him to
bring a small asteroid, made of sapphire, down lo a deserted part of the moon. In return. Hubbard will give Bill a brand new space-craft. Although he accepts the
mission, Bill has some mis givings about it, and rightly so.
2021. and Man has been busy establishing a civilised community on the Moon
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LANCASHIRE’S only road racing circuit—carved out of an old rock quarry which most people said would be impossible to transform— will be opened at Long- ridge, on Sunday. Known as the Longridge
Entertainment Centre, the circuit has been planned eventually to stage motor cycle and motor car races, and even autocross and motocross with the assis tance of nearby rough land. On Sunday it will be
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inaugurated with a Player’s No. 6 kart. race meeting over the three-quarter mile track. The circuit has been
Hi! The film is set in the year
since 1969. Catherina Von Schell and
Williams, is the strange doc- tor.'living in the eerie man sion with his vampire-like sister, Valeria, played by Fenella Fielding, and their faithful 7ft
ing" Doctor Watt. Kenneth
Sockett. played by Bernard Bresslaw. Harry H. Corbeu takes
t a l l butler.
the pari of the detective sergeant who is trying to find a girl who has dis appeared in the middle of a wood. “Carry On Screaming” is
also showing from Monday to Wednesday.
BULLITT FOR THE REST of the
week, from Thursday until Saturday. Steve McQueen stars in the title role of ^ tough detective in “Bullitt’ . His job is to guard a
hoodlum who is to appear as a star witness at a Senate
hearing. The hoodlum is wanted
by his own brother, and two gunmen arc trying to find
him.
ment in the film, and a spectacular car
through the San Francisco
were at limes exceeding 115 mph on the public highways, and McQueen insisted on doing his own stunts, especially in this sequence. Robert Vaughn plays Chalmers, the ambitious politician who promises the hoodlum protection if he will appear at the Senate hearing.
streets. For this chase, the cars
There is plenty of excite c h a s e
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CL I T HE RO E CASTLE FETE
Saturday, September 5th, 1970 — at 2-00 p.m. —
CROWNING OF FETE QUEEN
BID FOR STARDOM COMPETITION CHILDRENS SPORTS
5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL FINALS BOWLING AND NETBALL TOURNAMENTS
MORRIS DANCING DOG SHOW
and at 8-15 p.m.
TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION — and —
FIREWORK DISPLAY AS A GRAND FINALE
FROM THE CASTLE KEEP ROAD RACING
idea forward, friends and motor sport officials tried to dissuade them, saying that it was an impossible task to convert the old rock quarry in the hills. But in came Mr. Rob
extended to three miles to take in motor cycle and motor car racing. Sunday’s inaugural meet
son's bulldozers, and flat tened the basin of the quarry, leaving the natural contours to the benefit of the circuit and spectator banking. Now there is room for
developed by the jjkal quarry owner. Mr. t'C A. Robson, and a well known Lanca^ire motor sp<» fig ure, Mr. B. Heskog, of Morecambe. When they first put the
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Crossword ACROSS
7 Her aim must be to right this affliction (10>.
11 Barely adequate container in a pen (6>.
10 Took police action—a Communist w i th the others inside! (8).
12 He takes part in correct ordinations (6).
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21 Last month a speech for a military award (10).
19 Bound to be unfermented wine (4).
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22 I almost get up for the girt (4).
DOWN
1 Make a sketch to provide
an.attraction (4).
2 Fruit for the concubines (
5 They measure how much juice is available (4).
13 Quarters for a garrison covering a colleague (8).
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9 You will need to think again here (10).
15 Time allowed for produc ing an intimation (6).
16 Refuse to stay for what follows the main course;
18 Collections of sheets put together 3s cushions (4).
we hear (6). 50 Put some of the accent
4 On reflection this will preserve one's image <6).
3 Illness keeps the boy in a month (6).
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6 Happen to reach the mountain road (4, 2. 4).
on emphasising quality of sound (4).
LAST WEEK'S SOLUTION Across l, Cabaret; 5,
Bucks; 8. Downfalls; 9, Awl; 10, Tacks; 12, Nominee; 13, Stride: 14, Strait; 17. Car nage: 19, Angle; 2L^Nod: 22, Teenagers; 24, Sifter; 25. Deleted.
Refused; 4, Talent; 5, Be som; 6. Chain-gang; 7, Sali ent; 11, Cartridge; 13, Seconds; 15. Travail. 16, Defend; 18, Actor; 20, Eased; 23,- Eft.
Down 1, Cadet; 2, Bow: 3.
to last week's crossword opened on Tuesday morning was sent in by T. R. Stud- holrne. 1. Shepherd Street,
Pile orst, correct solution the above crossword fill in
Da.rwen.v- When 5’ou have completed
your name and address in the space provided and send it to
this address marked ''Cross word” in the top left hand corner of the envelope.
first post next Tuesday morn ing. No entries will be checked before then and the sender of the first correct solution open ed will be awarded a 15s. postal order.
Advertiser and Times, King Street, Clithoroe. Entries must reach us by
Call at our office — Name Address m
3, King Street, Clitheroe, or * Phone Clitheroe 2323.
whT r^jTrtsrr OPEN AS USU.
16 Sid's return can possibly cause consternation (61.
14 Noted agreement among the choir (6).
5 Shrewd kind of way for climbers (4).
8 Document put down un finished (4.>..
ing will see tin all-star line up of kart racing drivers, headed by the world cham pion. Kelvin Hesketh. son of Mr. Bert Heskelh. Altogether, over 150
2,000 cars and 10,000 spec tators, with plenty of space for further expansion as the centre builds up to its full role in the coining tatr. The initial circijffB? the
longest purpose-biSy kart racing track in the country, and wi l l eventually be
LOOK OUT FOR DETAILED ANNOUNCEMENT HODDER VALLEY CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION
GARDEN PARTY and FETE
at glebe house, slaidburn SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd. AT 3-00 p.m.
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drivers will be taking part, among them Northern champion, Frank Williams of Lancaster, and internat ional driver Phil Hilton, of Birmingham. It has also caught the
SATURDAY, JULY 11 Hi
BRIAN BURTON SUNDAY, JULY 12th
A GOOD ARTISTE WILL APPEAR
DOUBLE (won) 18
2 £30 this week
TREBLE (not won) 21
1 £50 this week FOR YOUR DIARY
NEWTON INSTITUTE D A N C E S
AUGUST 14th — ‘SILVER KEYNOTES' OCTOBER 2nd — 'THE NORTHERN PEOPLE' OCTOBER 16th — TRAVELLERS' OCTOBER 30th — ‘THE NORTHERN PEOPLE' NOVEMBER 13th — 'TRAVELLERS' DECEMBER 4th — 'BILL SUTCLIFFE'S A TEAM’
10 (A) Technicolor A taut suspense drama providing excitement, an absorbing
story and the thrilling car chase by Steve McQueen which will be lone remembered ! !
PRELIMINARY NOTICE ST. JOHN’S CHURCH, HURST GREEN
garden party to be held on
SATURDAY. JULY 11th
(by kind permission of Rev. and Mrs. Knowles) in the Vicarage Garden
Opener: Mr. Tom Dugdale of Dutton To be opened at 2-30 p.m. Admission 1/-: Children Free.
Various stalls—ice cream, games, races. BABY SHOW-TWO CLASSES
Birth—9 months; 10 months—18 months.
If wet to be held in the Village Hall. Teas also will be on sale.
CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLIIB WliLLGATE
Tc). 3585 CLITHEROE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH A JULY FLAIR WILL BE HELD IN THE SCHOOL TOMORROW SATURDAY, JULY 11th AT 3 pin-
MRS T GRAHAM WILL OPEN THE PROCEEDINGS MRS. ^ TBA BE served
ADMISSION 3/- INCLUDING TEA.
Please Bring and Buy Confeetionory, Sweets, Holiday R eq u is i te s and Gifts, Flowers and Plants, Groceries.
STARLIGHT
JERRY BERGMAN BILLY J. KRAMER
Cody and Oron—The Cleveland People Tuesday, July 14th for Six Days Freight Train......
NANCY WHISKEY Colour of Mv Love......
JEFFERSON
. Comedian JIMMY LAWR1E Entertainer JOHNNY STEWART
And the instrumentalist who plays from a six inch comet to a twelve foot posthom JACK MA5ELLE See it all Tuesday—only 2/-
Members and Bona Fide Guests Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday only 4/- Saturdays 5/-
THE CABARET CLUB, ROSEGROVE. Also admits the public.
S/- Tuesday to Friday; 6/- Saturday FOR WEDDINGS Also
TABLE CLOTHS AND TRAY AND TROLLEY
SETTEE SETS, Etc.| Boxed for gifts
PORRITTj Linen Specialists
8 PRESTON NEW RO | BLACKBURN
imagination of the local enthusiasts, for fqjfcer T.T. rider, Bill Wr&dsTt* Long ridge has decided to take up karting alongside a local fanner, Brian Whalley.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTI S E
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LET THE PUBLIC KNOW YOU ARE OPEN DURING THE HOLIDAYS
M S . Also 4 Hargreaves St. Bui NELSO
FABULOUS HOLII1 ALL
HELL DRIVEI
Have you ever si SATURDA’ Adults 7
BAR REFRESI H P * "
FACE - HAND BATH SIZES all colours
GIFT BEDDING.!| CLUB
Today until Sunday 7-45 p.m. start DENNIS LOTIS
A EDUCATION Tel: 3278
Coffee Evening at Dunnotv Lodge
Saturday, nth July 7-00 p.m.—9-00 p.m.
Bring and Buy Stalls Admission 2/-
Children half price LADIES CLASS
Mr. Brian Clark 2-00 p.m.
6-00 p.m.
Speaker: Mrs. Cowpcrthwaits) i
SLAIDBURN METHODIST CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY Sunday. 19th July. 1970
Sendees 2 p.m. and 6-30 p.m. Preacher.
Mr. R. Howcl Jones, (of Clitheroel
Special singing by Children. EVERYONE WELCOME
FOLK SING-OUT! TONIGHT 8-30
jelitheroe Folk Group, Dog and Partridge, Wellgatc, July 10thj Back again the fantastic TAVERNERS!!
Your Residents - THE WAYFARERS Next Week: WRECKERS
SETTLE AND DISTRICT INSTITUTE OF FURTHER b
THE CALGARY YOUTH ORCHESTRA from Canada will give their first conocrtin Yorkshire at
THE HIGH SCHOOL. SETTLE on
Thursday, 16th July at 7-45 p.m.
The programme will include works by: Bizet, Mozart. Mendelssohn and Khachaturian .
Tickets priced 5/- for adults and 2/6 for children wtUJbe on sale shortly from Mr. N. Lockley, Settle Institute of Further Education.' The High School. Settle (33121 and Harger Bros. Settle.
CLITHEROE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday, July U(h 10-30 Family Worship
Rev. Kathleen M. Hcndrv B.A.. B.D.
NO EVENING SERVICE MANOR GOSPEL HAU
Milthorne Avenue, CUtherei - o .
Sunday, July nth
GOSPEL SERVICE 6-30 D m
Mr. R- Shaw (Preston)
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH’ SLAIDBURN
Bumper Jumble Sale
WHALLEY OLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Saturday, 11th July 10-30 a.m.
Special "Half Worn" Bargain Stall Refreshments
Admission 3d.
THE RECTOR AND
CHURCH WARDENS
THANK ALL WHO HELPED IN THE ANNUAL SPRING
CLEANING OF THE CHURCH AND THE MOWING Or THE CHURCHYARD
Signed
GEO. H. GAZE, RECTOR
Howards. Biacl
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furnished flat or hoij
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Hart Street Blackburn
OPEN AS USUAL DURINlI ALL HOLIDAYS 1
(Closed Thursdays)
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