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2 i Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Novmber 26,1971 ^ FIRST NIGHT NERVES SPOIL


CALDERSTONES PANTOMIME PRODUCTIONS at Calder- stones Hospital arc usually


was the only person to speak clearly and audibly and her performance was a pleasure to watch. The others may have been


the Calderstones Review and Amateur Dramatic Society, never seemed to get off the ground hud the players were sadly hampered by-an over- long and out-of-date script. Susan Russell, as Aladdin,


enjoyable and entertaining but the first night of this year’s annual pantomime, Aladdin, was a disappointment. This production, staged by


were,very suitable and colour­ ful and the Chinese headdres­ ses worn by the emperor and


thereby losing much of the humour. Costumes for the production


nervous as it was the first night and they tended to hurry ■their words, making it difficult


Waddington Social Club , THIS SATURDAY DANCE TO


THE INVADERS S.00 p.m.


Cover charge to be paid at the door


Saturday, December 4th TONY KENNEDY’S DISCOTHEQUE


TONIGHT FRIDAY At the British Legion THE TRIANGLE from Preston


Country and Western and Folk DON’T FORGET


Waddington Drama Group are presenting


at 7.30 p.m. in St. Helen’s Sunday School


FISH OUT OF WATER Tonight and Saturday


Clitheroc Parish Church Mothers’ Union AFTERNOON TEA and SALE


in the SUNDAY SCHOOL, November 27th at 3 p.m. Admission (including tea) lOp — Children 5p


O P E R A F O R A L L ‘DIE FLEDERMAUS’ (Johann Strauss) SUNG IN ENGLISH i%


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PLAYED IN COSTUME sponsored by CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY


GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL, CHATBURN ROAD WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1st 8.00 p.m.—Please note the time


Tickets at the door 45p. . --------- Students 1 Op


BLACKBURN MUSIC SOCIETY King George’s Hall, Blackburn.


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11th, 7.30 p.m. MESSIAH (Handel) m


x l$ : > & ■->3


4*. , uj y j ' - *£i


Tickets available now (S.A.E.) from 54 Langham Road, Blackburn, and The Public Halls, Northgate.


Conductor: HORACE TATTERSALL, M.B.E. Back Balcony 40p„ Stalls 40..- 30p.


MANCHESTER MOZART ORCHESTRA


BURNLEY ROUND TABLE HOSPITAL 5000 APPEAL


Presents


WINGATES TEMPERANCE PRIZE BAND


\< s 4


on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10th, at 8.00 p.m. Doors open 7.30 p.m. in


H e b d e n s Motor S h o w r o om s Todmorden Road, Burnley


Admission 50 pence Tickets obtainable from:


Mr Grace Boots, 54 The Mall, Burnley; Mr. George Hebden, Hebdens, Burnley: Mr. Williams. Central Travel Services! Burnley


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th RON MARTIN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28th BETTY DUNCAN


Double (won) 27


4 £30 this week.


TREBLE (no* won) 7 18 15 £50 this week.


Y2£ DISCOTHEQUE


WHERE? NEWTON INSTITUTE WHEN? Friday, November 26th HOW MUCH? 30p


Danoing 8.30 p.m.—l a.m.


Hot Dogs and Hamburgers . at reasonable charges.


Right of Admission Reserved wW ?S=


3$gsr a g g


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S t ir fe lo u t f e H o te l


Menu for November 19th to •December 2nd


£1.75 Frsshly Souse Hsrrlnn Prawns Conuillo ChofsPate


Beetroot Consomme Fresh Minestrone


Bn,-u-5aetcd Kidneys with Onion, cooked in Red Win» PoachedI ^Scampi — Tomato, Wino & Garlio Sauce _ With Rice


Deep Fried Chicken Breast Stuffod with Garlio Butter ” . Curried Beef Steak Madras with Condiments


Garnished Grilled Sirloin or Rumnstcak — 25o EXTRA


Roast local Grouso, Broad Sauoe. Frlod BreadcrumbsA and Game Chips — 75p EXTRA •


■ All Main Coursos include — Baked Jacket Potatoes Plus Chipped Potatoee


two seasonal vegetables


Swcots from tho Trolley Cheosc & Biscuits Coffee lOn extra


Dinner commences 7 n.m. Last reservations for dinner 10 p.m. SERVICE CHARGE IS ADDED TO ALL BILLS


0ur ct?SL!v?.n;!S"^a,20 menu will also'be available STIRK HOUSE, .GISBURN, Nr CLITHEROE Tolenhone Glsburn 345 .'237 • 4S5.


C L I T H E R O E F.C.


SOCIAL EVENING SUPFEB


AND


\ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2nd at


EDISFORD BRIDGE HOTEL . Commence 8.00 p.m.


The half-yearly draw for Clitheroc F.C. “200” Club will take place the same evening. All “200” Club members are cordially invited to. attend. The draw will be made by DAVE THOMAS (Burnley arid England Under-23 International Player)


ADMISSION 40p


B u m p e r Xm«s Whist AND


D®mmo Drive ■


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4th at


THE ST. MARY’S PARISH CHURCH HALL' Commence 7.30 p.m. ■


1st PRIZE LADIES’ WHIST — A TURKEY 1st PRIZE GENT’S WHIST — A TURKEY


ADMISSION 25p


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4lh J U M B L E S A L E


at SHAWBRIDGE Commence 2.30 p.m.


KING GEORGE’S FUND FOR SAILORS WHALLEY CIRCLE


FESTIVE COFFEE MORNING AND EVENING


10.30a.m. to 12 noon • ----- 7.30p.m. to 9.30p.m. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1971 at /


THE CONFERENCE HOUSE, WHALLEY ABBEY


Christmas Tree :: Hamper :: Christmas Stall . Cake Stall Tombola, :: Hat Bar “Good as New” Clothes for the Under Fives


Bring and Buy --------;—:— -• Good Parking Facilities Admission lOp


AIGHTON, BAILEY and CHAIGLEY MEMORIAL HALL ' .


HURST GREEN


CHRISTMAS WHIST AND


DOMINO DRIVE will be-held in the hall


on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4th


, Children school age compete for Children's Prizes ■ .


To commence 7.30 p.m.


Admission: Adults 25p. Children 15p. (Refreshments included)


DISPLAY ADVERTISING SELLS


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE


Tel. 3585


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■ / Karelia . Suite rw i V < • k { \


R M lU V r a 1I IH R


STE V E McQUEEN "LE M A N S " elga Andersen Written by HARRY KLEINER-Music b/ MICHEL IEGRAND-Executive Producer ROBERTS RELYEA Produced by JACK ti. REDDISH■


Directed by LEE II. KATZiN A SOLAR PRODUCTION ■ PAilA VlSi0Nt ■ COLOUR BY DELUXE* CINEMA CENTER FILMS RRESENTATtON'A 20th CENTURY-POX RELEASE <<


Ticket/Programmes priced 50p (pensioners and young persons under 16 years half-price) obtainable from the Public Library or Civic Hall and, subject to availability, at the door on the night of the Concert. '. Postal applications will be accepted.


Clitheroe and District Young Farmers’ Club


DANCE to be held in the


FESTIVAL HALL, GISBURN


on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1971 Dancing 9 p.m, to. 1 am. to the


Admission 35p


SILVER KEYNOTES DANCE BAND ------ - .


Refreshments Available


PROGRAMME ............. ...........


Pianoforte Concerto No. 5 (“The Emperor”) ............... Beethoven. (Soloist: Antony Peebles)


Symphony No. 9 (“From the New World”) ........ Dvorak.


Sibelius.


The country is France. The drive is at 290M PH.


CIVIC HALL


Tel. 3278 GRAND KINEMA Tel. 3278 FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 7.30 p.m.


ESCAPE FROM THE PLANET OF THE APES (U)


MONDAY TO SATURDAY at 7.30 p.m. BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE A CONCERT


will be given in the CIVIC HALL


- York Street, Clitheroe on


SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 1971 . at 8.00 p.m. ’ by


THE BLACKBURN SINFONIA


(Conductor: Nicholas Smith) with .


ANTONY PEEBLES


(First prize winner of the B;B.C. Pianoforte Competition, 1971)


w ha l l ey Me th o d is t c h u r c h c en t en a r y fu n d CH


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27fh, 1971 Open at 2.30 p.m.


. - By Mr. Noel Kershaw, M.A. STALLS :: GIFTS :: BARGAINS :: TEAS


And an only appearance of FATHER CHRISTMAS


Admission: Adults 3p The Ideal Christmas’Gift—


re-live your Lakeland holiday. . .


“INSIDE THE REAL LAKELAND” 3.25 piij


“IN MOUNTAIN LAKELAND” 1.45 p j t paid


. as an authority on the Lake District, Lavishly produced and illustrated with dozens of splendid new Lakeland pictures,


Both are written by A. II. GRIFFIN who Km inside the National Park and is widely recognised


Please send me. Name (Plea


(chq./p.o. enc.).,.


From your bookseller or from the publishers: The Guardian Press Stanley Road, Blackpool, FIT 4QN\


PARISH OF WHITEWELL Parochial Church Council


AUTUMN SALE OF WORK Wednesday next


December 1st, 1971


Contributions in kind a n d Donations gratefully received. Proceeds for Church Funds. Please help.


' Christmas and other gifts. Cakes, Teas, etc.


SLAIDBURN TREFOIL GUILD ANNUAL


CHRISMS FAIR in the


Admission (including Tea) lOp Children 5p


Opener: Mrs. C. J. M. Purvis (District Commissioner for Garstang area)


Saturday, December 4th at 2.30 p.m.


VILLAGE HALL.


WHIST and DOMINOES at 8.00 p.m.


In the eveninc


Admission 25p (including Supper)


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


Admission (inc. Supper) 25p


(In aid of Royal Institute for the Blind) at 7.45 p.m.


FOLK CLUB Tonight S.30


From Scotland the famous folk entertainer


BIG BILL BARCLAY! and- NEVIS


Dog. and Partridge, Wcllgate, Clillieroe.


Soon: Marie Little Lancashire Young Farmers


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


at Dunsop Bridge Village Hail Thursday, December 2nd - at 7.45 p.m.


Admission 25p ; (including Refreshments)


E© A D RUMMER MOBILE DISCO


TAKING BOOKINGS FOR CHRISTMAS 21st PARTIES-etc.


DON’T DELAYS BOOK NOW Reasonable Terms


Ring WHALLEY 3304 or 3400 4


THEO WILl and SONS l | 7 YORJ


&


CLITHER< Tel. 2681


TRINITY DANCING CLASS


JusssbSe Sale ■ TONIGHT.


Friday, November 26th at 7.00 p.m. Admission 2p


(Refreshments available)


SUNDAY SERVICES November 28th


Eucharist Evensong


...... 9.15a.m. 6.30p.m.


MISSIONARY SOCIETY METHODIST


ANNUAL MEETING ■;. :•; -


at i_, . (Chairman: _Mr. M. Ralph Horne


Trinity Methodist Church Saturday, November 27th at 7.00 p.m.


I c i of-Waddiagtoii | speaker: Rev. Norman Goreham •


who-will show slides during from Ivory Coast Tea and Biscuits provided


„ , . his talk Soloist: Mrs. Davey


at WHITEWELL SCHOOL from 3.30 to 5.30 p.m. Articles suitable for


-------------- Children 2p NEWTON INSTITUTE GRAND


CHRISTMAS BALL and SUPPER


Friday, December 3rd S p.m. to 1a.m.


Supper Sp.m. (prompt)


BILL SUTCLIFFE’S BAND Licensed Bar


Tickets £1.20 (Limited) Available from:


Committee Members or ring Slaidburn 642


NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND


CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL


Christmas Fayre


will be held on


Saturday, November 27fh, ’71 at 3.30 p.m. in the


VILLAGE INSTITUTE


FAMILY SOCIAL •. IN SCHOOL


Saturday, :November 27th Tea at 4.00 p.m.


Adults 15p — Children 1 Op (Under school age free)


Tremen selecfiol unusi


PRESEi AT


Sunday, November 28th at 6.30 p.m.


Mr. M; Johnson (Blackburn)


Women’s Fellowship • 2.45 p.m. .


Wednesday, December 1st General Meeting


The Church of St. Catherine West Bradford


DEDICATION WEEKEND


AT RISTMS FAR A YE C CLITHEROE COUNCIL OF


CHRISTIAN CONGREGATIONS .


ADVENT SERVICE 6 p.m. SUNDAY ' NOVEMBER 28th


ST. JAMES’S CHURCH (No Evening Service.at St. Mary’s) UNITED ,


cave was also well done. Sound effects would have been much more effective had -hey not been so loud. On several occasions, the off-stage-noises drowned the dialogue on stage.


Hoddcr Valley Fox Club


startlingly under ultra-violet light. The lighting inside Aladdin’s


special effects including a dance routine with the young dancers all in black except for patches of white which showed up


to understand what they said,


SATURDAY BBC-1 .


9.35: SQUARE TWO. 10:


football, racing from Newbury, boxing, rugby, cross country running.


the grand vizier looked au­ thentic. There were som e good


Ringo Starr, Sves-Bertil Taube, Basil Brush. Marvin, Welch and Farrar, Hannu Mikkola. 9.50: NEWS. 10.5: MATCH OF THE


GREEN, ‘The Fighter’. 9.5: CILLA, with guest stars


ANNUAL


WHIST AND DOMINO


DRIVE in the.


WHITEWELL HOTEL


MONDAY, DECEMBER 6th at 7.30 p.m.


■. Admission 30p Prizes Christmas Fayre BBC-2


2: THE MONTE CARLO STORY’ (film starring Marlene


Clitheroc Branch of the


National-Federation of Old Age Pensions Association


CHRISTMAS FAYRE


Saturday, November 27<b, ’71 at Stanley House, Lowcrgate •


Gift Stall : : , Cake, Stall’ . . Christmas Cards.etc.-' Buffet Tea served Admission 24p •;*


ring Marlon Brandon, Jean Simmons. Merle Oberon, and Michael Rennie,). 8.20: DIXON OF DOCK


starring Jimmy Edwards). 5.35: News. 5.45: B RU C E FOR­ SYTH AND THE GENERA­ TION GAME. .6.30: DESIREE, (film star­


‘Wild Horse’). 4.40: Sports re­ sults service. 5.5: WHACKO! (new series


3.50: LANCER. (Western


WIE BITTE?: 10.30: 'ZARA- BANDA. 11.45: Weekend Wea­ ther. 11.50: ALI BONGO’S cartoon carnival. 12.30-3.50: GRANDSTAND,


TV PROGRAMMES ' ' :


- 1 ' „ -•< ' -


* 1' 7 J< v, \


Dietrich). 3.35: PLAY AWAY,. CARL GUSTAV JUNG; (new entertainment for children. ‘ scries told-by Laurens’van der


NEWS AND SPORT. 7.40: LfcN—Appeal, for • Children in RUGBY. SPECIAL, France .v.u-"!“ _°f help-6.50: SONGS OF


Australia. , ”


about ship-carvings on rocks in Norway dating from the Bronze' Age. 9.5: WIVES and DAU­ GHTERS.


CO N C ER T . 10.30: TALL STORIES, Michael Hordern and Richard Briers in Down in the Forest. 10.50: News. 10.55: FILM NIGHT, Sir Michael Redgrave.


9.50: CAT STEVENS IN r,


11.25: THE FALL OF THE' HOUSE OF USHER’, (film


BBC 1 SUNDAY


DAY. 11.5: B RA D EN ’S WEEK. 11.40: Weatherman.


TRAVELLER. 12.25: CON­ FLICT AT WORK. 1.25: .FARMING.


ASIAN VIEWERS. 9.30. WIE BITTE? 10: ZARABANDA. 11.30: MORNING SERVICE, from St. Salvator’s Chapel, Uni­ versity of St. Andrews. 11.35: FACT and FICTION: 12: THE TEMPERATURE


9: M A G A Z IN E FO R


' 3: ORCHESTRA WIVES, (film featuring Glenn Miller and his Orchestra w i th - George Montgomery, Ann Rutherford,). 4.35: WALT DISNEY, (Run. Light Buck. Run). 5.20: TOM BROWN’S SCHOOLDAYS. 6.5: News: . 6.15: TH E STORY OF


MADE IN BRITAIN. 2.34: News’Headlines. 2.35: HERE’S LUCY.


2: THE GAP, the arts. 2.25: •


8.20: CHRONICLE, T h e • 7.25-?MORFrAMRF Al\rn nUnnf cLi'n nnmmnK An T-rt/'Uo in


* " *. viJ^AISE,, from, the Mid Kirk SHOW* , 8.10l tab£


* Greenock


TUFFE . (by Moliere), starring Michael Horden. Michael Craig, John Standing. 9.50: News.


... iO-f01 OMNIBUS, the Mai- son de la Culture in .AmienS with extracts from perfor- "innces^ 10.50: PARKINSON. 11.40: Weatherman.


. w/ . BBC 2 SUNDAY


7: News Review and • Wea­ ther. 7.25: ISAAC STERN


Damon ^nd^MyrniT' F^hey" P1^ Sibelius widrSie London UA0° CLOSEDOWN


Symphony Oj-che^ra._8LO: THE


WORLD ABOUT US, ‘Incrc-. “jnle. Hummingbirds. 8.55: WIVES and DAUGHTERS. 9.40: DEMOLITION. 9.50: COMEDY TONIGHT from The Talk of the Town. 10.35: TELEVISION DOCTOR In­ fertility. 10.50: ONE MAN’S WEEK, • Alan Bennett. 11.20: News Summary.


'


SATURDAY ITV


ROCKET R O B IN 12.45: News.


11.55:. ARCHERY, HOOD.


Football, racing from Newcas­ tle and Wolverhampton, tennis wrestling, results.


TT & A ? vF MAN f r o m U.N.C.L.E. 5.5: NEWS


6.10: THE COMEDIANS. 6.40: THE AVNGERS. 7.35:


6: SYLVESTER, cartoon. 12:50: WORLD OF SPORT, 12.20: fS&nJgr™™- >•’*


. Spitfire pilot). C « 40™ ? EGOLDEN SHOT.


ROADSHOW. 6.55: STARS ON-SUNDAY. 7.25: ON THE


6:!f ,i K . FLAXroN B0VS THE FR E E D OM


„.7-S5: “ROMAN HOLIDAY”


heir-apparent to /an unnamed throne, tires of her goodwill


tour. Her breakaway leads to romance). 10: NEWS. 10.15: SUNDAY


NIGHT THEATRE. ‘The Sig­


nalmans Apprentice’—w i th Peter Vaughan and Dennis ■Waterman. Albert and Alfred’s signal box is-their life—but no trains have used the line for


years.'' 11.30: THE MARTY FELD- MAN COMEDY MACHINE.


• a T wl,h Gre8°ry Peck and Audrey Hepburn. Princess Ann.'


'Hawktns, Anthony Steel dnd -Flora . Robson; The siege of Malta—seen by, an RAF officer, the ^German Luftwaffe and a


, , 2'50: ‘THE MALTA STORY* (tilm with Alec Guiness, Jack


7.10: WESTMINSTER. 7.30: fo s‘k<>45: BARBARA MUL- PLEASE SIR. > :


' • 8.10: ‘SLEEP-MY LOVE’ (film with Claudetfe Colbert,


1 Ahson,■ Courtland',cannot re­ member why. she is-on a train


NEERS OF' MODERN PAIN­ TING,; ClaudeMonet (1840-


WORLD°n)' 10: SHIRLEYS 10.38;.,:NEWS.; 10:40: PIO-


FORCE 1U5: THE SI^ENT 1TV SUNDAY ’


■ THE MORNING SER-


VICE, Sung Eucharist from James: the Great Dursley,-Glou« “ slorshire- 12.5: COLLECT- °N A - SHOESTRING. ®ULE.S OF "H E billiards- and snooker.


Clitheroe NAJLGOi has • ‘little to fear from b o u n d a ry . changes’


ON the assumption that the proposed Ribble Valley. .Authority stands reasonable - chance-of being 'approved by the ’Boundary Commission, Clitheroe NALGO has little to fear from the reor-


ganisation of local government, Mr. E: B. Lockett, secretary says in his report.


. He ,told, the branch annual


.meeting that the branch would ■continue to exist, with an in­ creased .... membership resulting


from the; transfer of staff be­ longing to branches outside, the area. .This would . require the creation of a liaision committee to call general meetings of the branches concerned.


.national . level, NALGO had changed from a largely local government officers’ association to a broadly-based public ser­ vice union likely to number half a million in life next year. _ OFFICERS


Miss D. Birtweli, Mrs. K. Hii- der, Mrs. H. Rodwell, Miss M. Worthington and Messrs. .B. Braithwaite, H. Hilton, F. Heys, P. Rodwell, A. Butler and D. Bradbury. Auditors will be Messrs. Booth, and Heys.


lations officer and education, sec­ retary. Elected to the executive were:


branch secretary, Mr. , W. Slinger as treasurer, and Mr. E. Bracewell as branch public re­


A. Butt, clerk to Clitheroe Rural Council accepted a life membership certificate of the Benevolent and Orphan Fund on behalf of Mr. T. P. Rushtori, former clerk to the council, who was unable to attend. Mr. Lockett will continue as


During the meeting, Mr. W.


Branch membership, was 59, with nine retired members. At


.


'No ‘L’ plates


—Whallcy by-pass, near Chat- bum, by - Mohammed F. Khan (45), of Brook Street, Clitheroe, they discovered th a t 'h e was


WHEN police stopped., a car being driven on the Clitheroc


panied by a qualified driver, and was not displaying “L” plates, Clitheroe Magistrates were told. Khan was fined £8,


with endorsement on each offence. He pleaded guilty by letter.


/


Danger of flooding


of cleaning up has been done it seems likely that flooding will occur again, the surveyor to Bowland Rural. Councif (Mr. E. Berry) reported this to the highways committee.


part of the bank during recent flooding. Although a certain amount


THE river at Dunsop Bridge is now much nearer to the road, following the erosion of


only a provisional - - licence holder. However, he was not accom­


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‘ •XE’vMANS’’ -The’" film . which recreates in a- realistic way


- the. ^toughest.. test .on earth-; for ’ men 'and racing cars, is next -'•week’s attraction, at The Civic


H a l l . , ’ '■ -1 It! stars - Steve ’• McQueen as a top American driver who


. ^pounds’ •. worth - o fc a r s , with : specially mounted • cameras, the film captures a driveris- eye view ■ of • the ' race. As well as the intensity of


the. race itself, “Lc Mans” mirrors - the camival-Iike air


' almost twp i years on pre- production ^ g r o u n d w o rk : before filming started.


PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, ; Waterloo Road, Clitheroc.


Jesus said: “Ye must be bom again.”


10.45 a.m. Breaking of Bread


7.30 p.m. ,Prayer Meeting CLITHEROE


2.30 p.m. Sunday School 6.30 p.m. Gospel Meeting. 7.30 p.m. Bible Study Thursday .


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH


. Sunday, November 28fb 10.30 a.m.


(From the Congregational College, Manchester)


FAMILY WORSHIP Mr. Cliff Bembridge


6.00 p.m.


Christian Congregations Advent Service at St. James’s Church


Cljtheroe Council , of


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


ADVENT SUNDAY November 28th


Rev. N. D. Walton < 6.00 p.m.


10.30 a.m.


United Service at St. James’s Church


■/ 2.00 p.m. Ladies’ Class


Miss K. Cocker UNITED


CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP WILL MEET


TOMORROW, SATURDAY at 7.30 p.m.


at MANOR HALL (off Henthorn Road)


Speaker: Mr. R. Cook (of Blackburn) ■


Everybody welcome m a n o r h a l l , Millhome Avenue


A T I A l


We wefcome you to bur meetings Sunday


John 3 v 7.


done during a real Le Mans Tace, and : executive producer Robert E. Rclyea and pro­ ducer Jack- N. Reddish- worked .. with. McQueen for


at : the . competition, over which the grim spectre • of death-hangs .'endlessly.- • Much of. the filming - was


has-returned:Jo .Le.Mans.after being injured in a crash the previous .year. In .the- crash, a fellow:- driver,;, was:killedand his - widow played ' by'.Elga Anderson,, is also back at -.the race track. Using . over a- million


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