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TOSSIDE INSTITUTE
FRIDAY. JANUARY 25th iM) p.m, to 1«<J * .rn .
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MANOR HALL
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<u>_And Alice Cooper
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SUNDAY,
JANUARY 27th 10-45 a.m.—
THE MINISTER (Holy Communion)
6-45 p-m*—
RE-OPENING SERVICE PREACHER
REV. D. C. STEWART (Moderator North West
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ANNUAL
GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday, January 29th at 8-0 p.m.
All members P'casc_a«emi__ | vitcs h his parismoners ana mencs to vvvwVVVVyvvvvvvVVYVVYYyYYYYY
at LOW MOOR CLUB «n ~o«.itnrc nlo'iso atimd
please attend
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Parish of Saint Michael Whitewell
SUNDAY, JAN. 27th EPIPHANY I II
S-0 a.m.—Holy Communion
10-15 a.m.—Mattins, Utany and Sermon
7-30 p.m.— Evensong and Address
As this w ill be His last o f f ic l* Sunday here, the Vtcar sincerely In vites his parishion rs and_ friend
nioin/s H/Arthin at rAffii
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6- 6-
7- 8- 9-
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Monday to Friday at 6-45 IT’S NEW! NEW! NEW!
Their Second and Most Hilarious Hit Film ! WILFRID BRAMBELL, HARRY H. CORBETT
50—THE PARTRIDGE 50—“ VERA CRUZ “
STEPTOE & SOM RIDE AGAIM(a)
The old man didn’t die laughing but you might! 30—THE COMEDIANS
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ABOUT ? 25—THE WORLD
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10-00—MONTY rYTHON’S FLYIN’G CIRCUS
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15—THE JACK JONES 00—NEWS ON 2
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CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE—Telephone 23585
SUSAN at the Organ; GEOFF at tile Drums SATURDAY, JANUARY 26lh
BLUE STAR COMBO SUNDAY, JANUARY 27tb
CHRISTINE BARRY
DOUBLE (Won) \ : 15
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KICK-OFF 2-3° P™-
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ANTHONY APKINS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30lH
GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7-30 p.m.
TICKETS AT THE DOOR 65p (Students lap)
FOLK ON FRIDAY
DOC and PARTRIDGE, WELLGATE, CLITHEROE THIS FRIDAY
MIKE HARDING 35—THE ADVENTUES
Plus Residents UTANY— H e x t Week Therapy SPECIAL NOTICE
FOLK NIGHT SPECIAL - FEBRUARY 151b
THE BOYS OF THE LOUGH ^ ____
Celtic Folk Music from the Shetlandn
Tickets available at the Polk,?'!*'! am The Doff and Partridge Hotel
HODDER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL and HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TO BE HELD IN
THE VILLAGE HALL.. SLAIDBURN on MONDAY,/ANUARY 28th at&Jp-m-
ALL WHO ARE INTEREST© ar e CORDIALLY 1NVHED
'n tn tn r in n iin m m n n n m n n in n m m iim r iin . WADDINGTON SCEIALand BOWLING CLUB
SATURDAY, JAIUARY 25th, at 8-0 p.m. DN’CING TO
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Clitheroc Naturalists’ Society
FARMINC & NATURE PAST & PRESENT
Mr Jt Mrs Lord of Nan KinjC s l-’arm. Chipping, will give an illustrated talk referring to examples in their localit).
on Thursday, |an. 31st at 7-30 p.m. at
Ribblesdale Adult Centre o
i n d e 0 a n ■ b _■ a B B S S
■ B ■
St Mary’s and St Paul’s Scout Group
JUMBLE SALE
in St Mary's Lower Hall at 6-0 p.m.
FRIDAY, |ANUARY 25th ADMISSION 3p
Refreshments available CISBURN and DISTRICT Y.F.C. DISCO to be held in THE FESTIVAL HALL, CISBURN
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1st !l p.m. — 1 a.m.
ACTION SOUND
ADMISSION 35p — Refreshments available RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED
HASUNGDEN ST. MARY S SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th KICK-OFF 2-15 P-nw________________
THE BAY QUEEN HOTEL, PORT ST MARY BY AIR
via BLACKPOOL runy iiwtu»r»v Fully Inclusive £35 BY SEA via LIVERPOOL • —» ----------- BOOK NOW AT YOUR LOCAL RIBBLE TRAVEL OFFICE Fully Inclusive £32
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T O W l T G A T i f H u B l Great Harwood —■ Tel. 885746
FR ID AY^TsATURD AY INTERNATIONAL SHOW GROUr
MIKE ROSE AND THE COLOURS
Plus CROSSROADS TRIO
THE SCOTT DARNLEY TRIO LATE L IC E N C E ^ -J ^ PBRS
SUNDAY 5’OP LOCAL GROUP
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PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCO SHOW Next Friday and Saturday — EARLY EXPRESSION^
SENIOR CITIZENS !
ENJOY A SPRING HOLIDAY IN THE
ISLE OF MAN 8 DAYS HOLIDAY COMMENCING MAY 4th, 1974
Sponsored by— THE BURNLEY EXPRESS, NELSON LEADER, COLNE
TIMES, BARNOLDSWICK and EARBY TIMES BLACKBURN TIMES and CLITHEROE ADVERTISER
and ORGANISED BY RIBBLE. WE GIVE YOU A CHOICE AIR OR SEA TRAVEL
You can choose between flying *>«"> Blackpool by British Island Airways or sailing from Liverpool on one of the hie ol Man Steam7 Packet Company’s fine ships. Whichever you choose, w« provide coach connections to Blackpool and Liverpool.
DOUGLAS OR PORT ST MARY
Take your choice between tho Island's gay capital, OouBlas. wilh Its many and varied holiday attractions and entertainments or
the peaceful old world charm of Port St Mary. CASTLE MONA OR BAYQUEEN HOTELS
Wo otter you a choice of two of the Isle of Man’s best known hotels In Douglas, we have reserved the luxurious Castle Mona,
once tho residence ot tho fourth Duke of
A.tholl. on of Man. There aro lilts to all floors and spacious TV and cock-
The 8ayquccn Hotel (formerly Batqucen Hydro) Is Its frlendlv family atmosphere and for the variety of entertain ments orrered, although It is not licensed for Intoxicants. There SrimpS touigos. colour TV room, billiards and games room.
tall lounges for evening relaxation.
There Is one morning and one atternoon excursion included, covering the many beauty spots In the Island.
Whichever hotel you choose you can bo sure of good food, comfort and evening entertainment.
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Economic ruin is no way to salvation
NCB offer, said Mr Michael vv
Parliamentary Labour Candida e constituency.
Speaking In Sabden, Mr Walsh said that
Government sought salva tion through economic rum. Instead of a just settlement, which the nation was entitled to expect, we faced economic chaos, higher un- employment. shortages of consumables and durables, a sinking currency and a sub stantial reduction in living
standards. •' By inducing and sustain
ing an atmosphere ot national crisis it is hoped
that the miners will weaken and under pressure from the press and other workers, will finally' cave in. said
Mr Walsh. instead, the miners’ feel
ings have hardened and the NUM national executive
senses this. Other workers are largely behind the miners, as the TUC special conference testifies. The G o v e r n m e n t ’ s double strategy has doubly failed and the nation is faced with the consequences."
Mr Walsh said the pound
was sinking fast because or the economic crisis. This would inevitably force up food prices and imports. _At. the same time, production cutbacks would erode our competitive position over seas. causing severe short ages at home.
•‘ The Government has a
vested interest in prolong ing the dispute, in so far as it diverts attention from the deep and serious crisis we were in before the miners’ overtime ban began to bite and before Arab nations cut our oil supplies." said Mr
Walsh. Before the emergency, we
were facing a balance of payments deficit of £2.000 millions; had the highest interest rates in history and the price index had crashed through the 10 per cent, a
year barrier despite 14 months of freeze and price scrutiny. " Two things are clear.”
he continued. “ One is that this Government is turning a real crisis into a catas trophe Secondly, it's.about
time we as a nation paid what tile? are worth, those upon whose work we all depend—miners ambulance men. nurses. teachers, transport workers, trawler- men and many public .servants. " A pav code that simply
applies rigid mathematical formulae, irrespective of the
social value of work con cerned, is clearly of limited
value. Special cases require sDCcia] treatment. This is the only way to get a national concensus and win broad support for a statu
tory pay policy.” lie said the
-Labour candidate BY introducing the gnt i iad7demonstrated It was
Conservative Govev^ f ^ country'.™economy in order prepared to lay waste the country^ ^ wcek Qn the to deny the miners a
Walsh, prospective clltheroe
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Foundry’s prospects brighter
WORK at Castle Castings. Clitheroc, was back to nor mal this week following the lifting of power restrictions on the iron and steel in
dustry. Employees at the iron
foundrv are now on a five- dav \veck, company secre tory Mr Alan Rudgynrd said. ''There is. however, a
big backlog of orders to catch up with,” he added.
"There may be further
problems because some of our suppliers in other in dustries are still on restric ted working. We could have difficulties in.obtaining Uie sand and resin wc use for moulding processes. But wo
have a full order book, and things are now looking far
brighter.” Welcome
return PIANIST Anthony Adkins
makes a return visit to Clitheroc Concerts Society,
on Wednesday. He first P'ayo-d *n Gli™*
eroe three years ago with the Van Waisuni Ensemble,
when his contribution at the piano made a. very favourable impression. Next wcek. members will have the opportunity of hearing a solo recital, with an attractive programme of works bv C h o p in , Beethoven. Liszt and Ravel The concert takes place at Clitheroc Girls’ Gramma, School.
Invitation
THE cast and behind-the- scenes helpers ill " Robinson Crusoe.” this year’s panto-, mime production by Trinity Methodist Church, have
been invited to attend the monthly youth service at the church on Sunday evening.
Letters A FEW weeks a:
appeal for infor Clitheroe. While I supplied was ver; Among the ini'
were several name: vate traders who ow. own wagons which vj to carry their own the railway.
I am interested 1 scale models of th,
but I have no in: on the liveries in wagons were pain: of which would pr very colourful. The names are
pre-1920 so perhap your older read<
throw some UcV. liveries and mayb
■ companies themse Tlte names are .
Briggs and Son? Son and Co.; Cl:' Co.: Dewhurst. Smethurst: Josep
.lohn Mercer and
' Mitchel and So Robinson; Rowe William ShutUew Before I clo
through your ci gratulate Clither
• Council on a production w~.
Clitheroe.” I pleased to see photographs so reproduced. NORMAN PARK 103 Mersey Strr Longridge.
TIPP MEN:
CAN no one si ping at tho - Brtmgeriey Pat brought to you
1973? Some weeks
assured that t being reseede'd was no need to On Sunday 1
take a look, r. horror: the Ur fills the quarry- going on — T paper were she no one stop tl
MRS G. WR1G 5 Chatburn Av Clitheroc.
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