Clitheroe Advertiser and Times. August 23rd. 1373


your weekend VIEWING


t w i n SATURDAY BBC 1


10- 20—WEATHERMAN 10.2S_TRUMPTO>


*10-40— T H E P IN K p a n t h e r


11- 00—THE AERQNAHTS 11- 25—C R I C K E T . T H IR D


t e s t 12- 30— G R A N D S T A N D


5 - 0 5 -C A R T O O N C ARM VAC


5-35— N EW S


5- 45— H A R R Y L A N G D O N 6- 45— D A D ’S A R M ^ 7- 15_THE SATURDAY WESTERN:


j v r n o v


"The savage Charlton Heston, Susan Morrow, Peter Hanson, Joan Taylor


S 9- o n K E y a r w o o d IRONSIDE DAY


H -2 0—- B A T T L E S H IP B I S M A R K


BBC 2 3- 00—SATURDAY


CINEMA: "Summer Holiday


4- 6-


7-


Cliff Richard Kauri Peters. David Kossof, Bon Moody. Uhe Shadows


TEST


7-45—NEWS AND SPORT g-00—LORD PETER WIMSEY


SUMMER PARADE


BBC 1 10-


9-60—NAI Z1NDAG1 naya jeevan


11- 55—RIPPLES IN THE ETHER


12- 50—FARMING 1-15—MADE IN BRITAIN


1-30—TEDDY EDWARD


1-35—RIN G-A-DIN G 1-45—NEWS HEADLINES 1-


2- 00—GREAT PARKS OF THE' WORLD


3- 20—FILM MATINEE: “The Black Bose”


2- 30—LANCER 5- 6-


6- 7-


Tyrone Power, Orson Welles, Cecil Aubrey, Jack Hawkins


SHOW 50—TOM AND JERRY 15— A M AN C A L L E D


10- 05— N EW S 1 M 0 -M A T C H O F T H E


g-45—EUROPEAN HERITAGE


10-


0-15—FILM NIGHT SPECIAL


11- 25—NEWS ON 2 11-30—"FORCE OF EVIL


Thomas Gomez, Marie Windsor. Beatrice Pearson


John Garfield. 5© IICHNICOIORB RUCAStoaTMOU.EMIDItTmiUTOR* 8-10. ALSO Granada


9-15—YOU AND YOUR GOLF


9- 10- BE FUN


to—THE PIANO CAN 05—SESAME STREET


U-10—C.IDGET MAKES


THE WRONG CONNECTION


12-00—WORLD OF SPORT


5-10—NEWS 5-20—THE PROTECTORS 5-


6- 35—BRIDGET LOVES BERNIE


50—SEZ LES 7-


45—CRICKET, THIRD 9-


45—GUESTS OF


8- 30—NEW SCOTLAND YARD


THRILLER: "A Very Missing Pepaon" Eve Arden. Julie Newmar


9-40—STARTIME '73 30—NEWS 15________'THE SOVEREIGN'S


10-25—THE LATE FILM: "The Grip of Fear


12-35—THEATRE MACABRE


SUNDAY BBC 2


8-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY I-


00—MORNING SERVICE 8-


6-45—NEWS SUMMARY 6-


50—CRICKET


7- 25—THE WORLD ABOUT US


50—NEWS REVIEW M 10—'THE MOST


0-20—EYELESS IN GAZA 10-05—M.A.S.H.


AND EXPENSIVE DIVERSION


AGNIFICENT


10-30—THE SPACE BETWEEN WORDS


II- 50—NEWS ON 2


Please note: The Civic Hall will be closed on Saturday, September 1st, due to the Torchlight Procession


Granada WEATHERMAN


6-15—WHERE DO WE STAND?


8- 10—FILM OF THE WEEK: "The Battle for Anzio” Robert Mitchum, Peter Falk. Earl Holliman, Mark Damon, Arthur Kennedy,


GABLES


m-05—NEWS 10-


Robert Ryan


11- 20—FIRING LINE 12- 00—WEATHERMAN


PROMS


IVVWVVWWVWVVWWWVVVVVWV SATURDAY. AUGUST 24tb CHIPPING SHOW DANCE


MEMORIAL IIALL. CHIPPING


DANCING 9-0 to 11-15 pan. to the A. J. DISCO


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20—THE FUN FLYING 05—NEWS,


50—SONGS OF PRAISE


10- 11-


9-30—THE CHURCH TOMORROW


FUTURE 25________ANNE OF GREEN


2- 2-


11-25—WAGON TRAIN J2-45—THE SAINT 1-


THE HOUSE


WORLD OF SKI-ING


tmyy\/\ftftAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/\AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^ INVITE YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS TO A SAWLEY W.I.


30— HERE COMES THE 00—JOBS AROUND


45—THE FABULOUS 3- 25—SUNDAY MATINEE:


10—CARTOON 20—FOOTBALL


15—OMNIBUS AT THE


5- 6-


I-


6- 7-


"Tarzan and the Mermaids" Johnny Weissmuller


OTHER NAME MELODY


7-25—BOWLER 7- 8-


9- II-


"Cool Million" STANDING


TIME


40—THE GOLDEN SHOT 35—FOLLYFOOT 05—NEWS


15—A GOD BY ANY 00—MASTERS OF


55—CARTOON


10-00—NEWS 10-15—ONCE UPON A


15—OPEN NIGHT ^X»0aXXXXXXXXXX)OC)O0000(XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXg CABARET ROSEGROVE, BURNLEY — 22876 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC (Members & Guests Sundays)


Thurs.. Fri., Sah— BUNNY LEWIS & FULL SHOW, continuous from 8, last full show 9-35


a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a AUGUST 26th WEEK


Sunday One Show 7-45, Mon., Wed., Thurs. 8-15, Tues., Fri., Sat. Continuous from 8-0, . Last Show 9-35.


TONY MANTON & The Manton Set


TURNER THE TWO PENCE DUO


HELEN


From the Comedians


COLIN PRICE “ S....,., Co HENRY YANCELL


mpere


Sunday to Thursday — Members 30p, Guests and Publie 40p. Friday — Members 40p, Public 50p. Saturday Members 50p, Public 60p.


DINING — LATE LICENCE — DISCO DON’T FORGET NEWTON INSTITUTE OUR FIRST OF THE SEASON


WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE and


OLD TYME DANCE


will be held on WEDNESDAY, AUCUST 29th COMMENCING 7-45 p.m. — ADMISSION 30p


NORTH WEST GAS INVITE YOU TO A


COOKERY DEMONSTRATION


Entitled: CONTINENTAL CUISINE to be held at CLITHEROE GAS SHOWROOMS on Thursday, August 30th


Starting at 2-30 p.m.


CHIPPING SHOW SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th


Large show of Cattle, Sliccp, Horticulture, Handicrafts and Produce. Poultry, Rabbits and Cage Birds. Exciting afternoon attractions.


Children’s and Adults’ Sports. Fancy Dress. Exemption Dog Show Pedigree and Non-Pedigreo Dogs


MISS CHIPPING CONTEST......... £5 PRIZE YARD OF ALE ...............................


Whippets, Tog o’ War, Children’s Amusements. Licensed Bar. Full Catering. Something for all


EGG CATCHING ............................ £}“ RR}£*: LADIES 6-A-SIDE SOCCER ............4-1° PRIZE


PRIZE 1*


WCDDINC5 21st- BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES


WORKS DANCES etc.


fully licensed b.ir a n d c a te r in g


fo r u p to 2 0 0 . V * tf Y


FOR ALL ENQUIRIES YJLiBLACKBURN W l i- IN TO -fc^^COUKTl^ F T FR 2P.M.


.J, CL1THEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLCATE— Telephone 23585 SUSAN a t the Organ; GEOFF at the Drums SATURDAY, AUGUST 25(h


JOHNNY STEPHENS SON LAU REUSE


SUNDAY, AUGUST 26th


ST HELEN'S SUNDAY SCHOOL, WADDINGTON BUILDING FUND


(First time at the Club) WHALLEY ABBEY OPEN DAY


IN THE CONFERENCE HOUSE AND GARDENS SATURDAY, AUGUST 25ih 2-30 — 5-30 p.m.


COMPETITIONS — CONDUCTED TOURS — REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE. ADMISSION lOp


----- ALSO -----


COFFEE MORNING 10-0 a.m. — IS noon


BRING AND BUY and STALLS ADMISSION 12 ip


BRING AND BUY — STALLS — PONY RIDES__


DOUBLE (Won) 19 : 22


4230 Next Week


TREBLE (Not won) 25 : 7 : 6


4250 Next Week


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CANAL TRIPS


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Aboard All Weather Passenger Narrow Boat “ ACHILLES" (Maximum 50 passengers)


- from The Anchor Inn, Salterforth, Near Barnoldswick. FARES: Adult 25p; Children and O.A.P ‘r. 15d and stop at Inn, depart 7-30 p.m. A ©ARDEN PARTY


will bo held in tho grounds of Waddmgton Hospital on Saturday next. August 25th, and will bo opened at 3 p.m. by Miss Agnus Rayner.


STALLS, CAKES, TLANTS. “WHITE ELEPHANTS," etc.. GAMES. COMPETITIONS and REFRESHMENTS. CHILDREN S HAT COMPETITION: Prizes will br. given for Ihc funniest AND prettiest hats.


§ §


^


r Saturday to Tuesday, August 25th to the 28th inclusive F ''


|


^ One hour return trips from 11 a.m, at approx, hourly Intervals §


“V §


§ §


FARES: Adult 50p; Children and O A .P . ’s 30p Sar — Refreshment — Commentary ele.


APOLLO CANAL CRUISES 14 IVY ROAD, SHIPLEY — Tclophono Shipley 52582 ^


§ Evening Cruise approx. 3 hours (not Sat.) Inclusive Foutridgc Tunnel § ^


§ A*


^


^ Chrislmas Term begins Sept. 1st, 19 7 3 |


jv Courses arc offered to students of all ages, in the following §


PIANO GUITAR, VOICE, VIOLIN, VIOLA, CELLO, FLUTE, CLARINET, OBOE, TRUMPET, TROMBONE, ORCHESTRAL PERCUSSION AND ALL THEORETICAL SUBJECTS.


TEL. BLACKBURN 62888 10 a.m.—12-30 MONDAY"—FRIDAY


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL


DI SCO by DISC TRACTION


on Friday, August 31st 9-0 p.m. to 1-0 a.m.


Admission 30p


Hot Dogs and Hamburgers Right of Admission Reserved


HOLDEN CHAPEL


Chapel Anniversary Services


Sunday, August 26th Preacher—


REV. D. ROBINSON of Willenhall, Staffs.


SERVICES 1-30 and 7-Op.m,


THE CLITHEROE SCHOOL OF MUSIC THE BLACKBURN SCHOOL OF MUSIC


Admission to the grounds: Children 2p. Adults 5p


Should the weather be inclement, the event will be held in the Sunday School.


00—MYSTERY MOVIE: 30—THE TRAIN NOW


ADMISSION lOp BRING AND BUI SI ALL IQMBOLA^ • » * * »


(By kind permission of Mr * Mre jW. M Fcrmc) on THURSDAY, AUGUST Oil;. 7-30 to J-0 _


COFFEE EVENING AT SAWLEY LODGE


CRAVEN HEIFER HOTEL, Chaigley Telephone Stonyhurst 215


CHRISTMAS 1973 Bookings for


DINNER DANCES. LUNCHES


& CHRISTMAS DAY LUNCH arc now being taken Boxing Day Afternoon


CHILDREN’S TEA PARTY Mums and Dads invited


BOOK NOW


RIVINGTON HALL BARN IIOKWICH, BOLTON


GRAND FOLK CONCERT featuring


THE OLDHAM TINKERS IAN CAMPBELL FOLK GROUP BOB WILLIAMSON T HE CI.OGS


Friday, August 3 1 s l 8 p.m. to Midnight


LICENSED BAR. ADMISSION 50p (pay at the door) iKxxiccoacnoccffiraiatm^


ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH, PENDLETON PENDLETON VICARAGE


OPEN DAY


SATURDAY. AUCUST 25th 2-30 to 4-30 p.m. and 7-0 to 9-0 p.m.


EXHIBITIONS— PAINTINGS by CAWTHORNE, VICTORIANA and HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS.


Refreshments Available — Admission lOp WIN A PRIZE


with the Clilheroc Chamber of CASTLE FETE COMPETITION All you need to do is find the


DETAILS IN TOWN CENTRL MEMBERS’ SHOPS FROM MONDAY, AUGUST 27th TO SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER


NATIONAL FEDERATION OF OLD AGE ri;N>,° ''S C l i th c r o r B ra n c h


at Stanley House, Lodc>o" T- T.idd


CAKE STALL — GIFT STAbb DIP TUB and VARIOUS STALIto


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL


WHIST & DOMINOES


Wednesday, Aug. 29th at 7-45 p.m.


Adm. 25p, Children lOp (including Refreshments) ALL MEAT PRIZES


Keep This Date Free DISCO


AT SLA1DBURN


ACTION SOUND


FRIDAY, SEPT. 21st Details Later


NOW OPEN Mjtt N I G H T S ^


FOR MEMbERS. ta,l! as.s!> N,w Member* Y'ff 2i( manor HALL SUNDAY. ;'U.G


GOSPEL StRVi’* . t 6-30 V* .


rlly|CE S , MR IV- 5,lllt5 peakerrMR^,,)


GARDEN PARTY vergale


on Saturday, Aligns*1 -5th Opened at 3 p.m. by Mr T. X


ADMISSION 15p including Afternoon Tn


Glenn Ford, Kee Remick


05—SATURDAY CIVIC HALL Tel. 23278 GRAND K1NEMA Tel. 23278 Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7-30 ALICE'S ADVENTURE IN WONDERLAND lU>


MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY at 6-45 p.m. RICHARD WIDMARK in


WHEN THE LEGENDS DIE(A)


You can beat Tom Black Bull, betray him, try to tame him — but watch o u t !


Also THE DARWIN ADVENTURE (U)


THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY at 6-45 p.m. CLOSED SATURDAY


BARRY NEWMAN, ANNA KARINA in THE SALZBURG CONNECTION


Tlic best -selling noval of international espionage and intrigue becomes the suspense adventure ot the year !


Also Rod Taylor as Travis McGcc in John D. Macdonald's


DARKER THAN AMBER (A) TOWN GATE CLUB


GREAT HARWOOD TELEPHONE 885746


THURSDAY


In the Lounge at. 10-0 p.m. THE NEW TRIO


FRIDAY and SATURDAY No. 1 HIT RECORDING STAR


GERRY MUNROE (SALLY) (MY PRAYER)


Hus PETE NELSON and JULIE RICHARDS


and THE SCOTT DARNLEY TRIO LATE LICENCE — SUPPERS


SUNDAY — TOP LOCAL GROUP


HIGHWAY PLUS


PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCO SHOW ESmSS5$SBB®^fflB53B®SBSSa


mm ALL HALLOWS’ CHURCH, MITTON ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY


on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st AT THE OLD VICARAGE, MITTON


by kind permission of Dr and Mrs Smith


TO BE OPENED at 2-30 by MRS PROSSER, of Grindlcton STALLS— TEAS— ETC.


ADMISSION: ADULTS 5p. CHILDREN 2p


STONYHURST SUMMER SCHOOL OF MUSIC (S(onyhurst College, near Blackburn)


EVENING CONCERTS 7-45 IN ACADEMY ROOM


Thurs. Aug. 23rd PUBLIC DISCUSSION. Chair: John Manducll. Fri., Aug. 24th


SCUOLA Dl CHI ESA Sal.. Aug. 25th THOMAS HELMSLEY (liodor recital)


Sun, Aug. 26th Film — THE LIFE OF MOZART Mon Aug. 27th ALEXANDER GOEHR — MUSICAL ANALYSIS Tucs.', Aug. 28th DAVID WILDE/YFRAH NEAMAN DUO RECITAL


Thurs., Aug. Both HIDEKO UDACAWA/CORDON BACK DUO RECITAL Fri.. Aug. 31st


STUDENT CONCERT


BOX OFFICE: STONYHURST COLLEGE. TEL STONYHURST 345 FROM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22nd, AND ALSO TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR


TICKET AGENT: ALTHAMS TRAVEL SERVICES. 20 KING ST., CLITHEROE DAILY MASTERCLASSES ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC


fN A A /w w v v vW W W VW \/W V VW V V V V VW W V V \/W V \A /W V V VW V VW V V VW V ACTION SOUND


Where? . . . Newton Institute Wh en ? Friday, August 24th Time? ......... 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.


How Much? . 30 pence HAMBURGERS AND HOT DOGS AVAILABLE Right of admission reserved_________


SHAfPtS « G T


1H COLOUR 7-0


MIDNIGHT •'Shopworn Angel' James Stewart. Margaret Sullivan, Walter Pidgeon


05—MOVIES THROUGH •O*is"-'


T h i, Thursday. friday. Saturday at 6-30 SHAMUS (X). BLACK GUNN (X)


SUNDAY, AUGUST 26lh FOR SEVEN DAYS Once nightly at 1 p*™*


—-^g^HtCHUDRtN...AW’HtwoNDERtuestoST'................ lUtrRMriOOUCHCoattB.Pimat


MADE IN THE BRONTE COUNTRY slc « i iHC,USHA*~h^


C R U C t a ^ ' o F ^ R CHARLOtK ^ ^


SUNDAY. AUGUST 26th FOR SEVEN DAYS Once nightly at 6-40. Matinee Saturday at 1-30


MGM * pteientl


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; from becoming I "/ a nuclear r - ' -; nightmare v


J J S f a * 1


(Saturday Matinee 3-20) 8-30. ALSO


Just 10 seconds.. i to save^adrearn S i l l


UETROCOIOR (Saturday Matinee 1-30> 6-40 m gm© _ ,X) «U. £ McQueen


MacGRAW ' f r . — u ----------'• " - '''v iv r .M n i tY . n


*® M»a«dtyMGM©EMI 3 support: feature: I haYFY M L


•• D AV O F R E S T " (A) 3-55 7-15


>-05 5-25 8-45 III5IHY W G RE SAD S l M SCA


EOG NER R O RSSO A...... ...........GATHA CHRISTIE’S


ELBEN £7; N


AND ' SUSAM BBORIiF.


lAtlBAHWEfl HnttORBLftEKttAH JOffllORBOSOH AND SUPPORTING SHORTS TO nA Y VN TI I . SATUHDAV: 1. ALIC K'S A D V EN TU R ES IN VyONDEB-


I AND (III show. “-2II. .-I-UI. 8-"—e, TWINS OF E V IL lx ) . HANDS OF T H F n iP P F R (t ) shows 2*5. GS.*. 7*3(1—3. TH E AMAZING MR BL1JN; D EN (u) shows L’*0, 3*35.'5*20. 7-11—t. Disney’s MILLION D O LLAR DUCK (u) shows 2*5. 4*50, 7*tn.


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W A shows at 2-25 5-55 8-10 BTC feature: 2-50 6-15 8-30


NETTlBRITTIKUO | N j


ENDLESS MIGHT. .


JKAN CABIN ALAIN DELON ■’ LINO VENTURA'


■ c i n e m a s


f «itnnnrli 2-30 J*10 7*.l0 IUMivcir .IM


. fpriturp: 3-00 5-40 R-20 'I! tAHSIW


J P i l L - B ! a £ » 1


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1 ***** jj^^suppor


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f rinottus. I Wt StAT.


SUKDAY Aug 26lt. for s rvrn davs.


t: 2-00 6-45 O <c a 7ri


1 I


STEELEYE SPAN


with THE PENDLE FOLK


and THE CARSTANG MORRIS MEN


King George’s Hall Blackburn


Saturday, Sept. 1st at 7-30 p.m.


TICKETS 75p and 60p


From: Public Halls Booking Office. Blackburn 58424


A poetry reading by TONY


HARRISON Gawthorpe Hall Padiham


Friday, Sept. 7th at 8-0 p.m.


Tickets 25p. Students, Children and O.A.P.'s IOp


From MPAA, 28 Back St. James Street. Burnley Tel. 29513/21986


I I r r v s i m i d t e n n i n e


CALF’S HEAD HOTEL W0RST0N.


Tel. Chatburn 218, FULLY RESIDENT!!],


th e restaurant is ow, each evening (except Srt day 51 for a varied and inexpensive meaL


DINNER DANCES, Bed ding Receptions. Private


Parties our specialities, capacity 120,


Menu's and Prices atafl. able on request


For a l is t ; bar meal tr, „ borne made soap turkey l* chips followed by trait of.?; cream, or simple the t r or oloaefcman’« (aatL


These and other dishj,


are served each lunch time and eveninj


PENTECOSTAL CH’JRCH


Waterloo Road, Clitheroe


Jesus said: “I am the lijtty the world: He that [ofej


life."


me shall not walk in darknes* but shall have the light *


va.uii iuuy*c..l John 8, vli


GOSPEL SERVICE SUNDAY at 6-30 p.m.


Everybody Welcome Ribblesdale Sports and Social Club


THURSDAY, AUGUST 23rd SECOND SEMI-FINAL


TALENT CONTEST (SIX ARTISTS). 3-30 prompt


FRIDAY, AUGUST 24th


5 0 /5 0 DANCING MEMBERS' DRAW £7.50


FRANK — ORGAN DRUMS — RICHARD SATURDAY, AUCUST 25th


TOMORROW’S CHILDREN (BE SOONI


RICHARD — DRUMS COLIN — ORGAN REFRESHMENTS — TOTE DOUBLE 22-9 £22.50 THIS WE:, SUNDAY, AUCUST 26th


DANCE TO DISCO II RICH l OF ADMISSION RESERVED


DINING & D AN C IN G i


E V E R Y S A T U R D A Y 8 p.m. Ito I a .m . in our BALLROOM


Book now a-13 DC sure ct * w>o MUSIC BY THE ROWLAND FORD DUO


Weddings


Pr'vdic ^ . 'e s CeJoactv


fc'


OPEN DAILY FOR LUNCHEON AND D1NMI (Except WedncsdJYl


Sunday Lunch and High TcJS i S p e c ia l i ty


BRICK house LICENSED RESTAJRANl


Carsvang Road, ChippinS' Mins. trc:n villsvc


'ci Letter!


Pictuii\ of tral wan til


: panics.■: Many items a r l away and are no [ ing the attention serve, and I am B (to readers who l] Whereabouts of i l


■ We are collecting! exhibit material ;P fag to the LYR, th.l and the LMS ra il|


jiiems from tliosc| to contact me.


i We are particel terested in loanirl graphs of MidlanJ


: graphs taken at Wlj 'Clitheroe stations.


G. H. WALKER.


Chairman of Southij motive, and T r : Museum Society. . 69 Cleveleys Ro;nl. | Bouthport.


Fed wittl


promii


THE people of Brc and th« surroundii are imh the folk . Street in their figl


.heavy lorries and .they scatter about - We in Brook St /.the same problem


A.Jjon of the air as ,ijhe fumes sent o - to: naec at Cast le ,«We have complainl i.of times but it seem| little difference,


5t They pretend tij .W'-in out to sweci


i.owrs and that's v ■ he goes ab


‘it ril« eyesore is s -v°b of the slrer


§


jtomethmg isn't di » . ' cry quickly we.


sjtlus letter I ask oi °ot of the


,promi-.es and whi are fed ftime1


i f f IOUIKER, Yn,?1, s trcct, oUlilhcroc


.•j-ArooL Street. We 1 oncc but 1101


hapi T1MI


PRllAPs you will


lenrtU5C J0ur C0I ^ inn? 01,r Ularl


re em t io , to t | lay.


leav "Srfinriel l-


L ° y er the past C a n taVe come to


dui ° sHr^&snire fnu- folk.


£. l^ne «rlD1 true spir


..-cided to go.and wi op man.


strains on the Blail Kellifield line anl


•WHALLEY H


Church was full day morning for :l


service of th e the Rev. Eric S. At the close of tb


society steward Woodhead presente


joselin a cheque as of appreciation fre here and friend, jlaris Chaddock, steward and Sundr.l loader, presented al fe, Mrs Joselin. 1


. ■ There was also gift for nine - y Stephen Joselin—a trade winds of fc I


from the junior School.


- Coun. J. H. Feb L Mr and Mrs Joselil they had done dur | seven years in WTu recited a dialect jiad written t occasion. “ I t mix Tittle unconventiona dialect in church," “ but Mr Joselin 1 been a conventiona l


, At a winding-url


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