Clithcroc Advertiser and Times, April 25th, 1074


YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING


SATURDAY BBC 1


9-00— 9-


x ALONG THE SEASHORE


10-00—ZARABAN DA 10-


10- 11-


EYE 11-


9-35—CHINGACHOOK & THE LONE HUNTER


IN SOCIAL WORK 50—1’IE IN THE


05—CAT FEUD 12-


MISSION" Victim: Mature, Piper Laurie, William Bendix, Vincent Price


15—THE BRADY KIDS 25—DEVELOPMENTS 15—“ DANGEROUS


7-10—NEWS & SPORT 7-


MUSICAL: " I Wonder Wlio’s Kissing Her Now,” June Haver. Mark Stevens


11-10—NEWS ON TWO 11-15—.MIDNIGHT MOVIE: ” Jigsaw.” Jack Warner, Ronald Lewis, Yolande Donlan, Michael Goodliffe


8- 20—THE PALLISERS 9- 10—THE LIFE GAME


Granada


.5-20—THE BLACK AND • WHITE MINSTREL SHOW


12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-05—GOOFY 5-15—NEWS 5-30—DR WHO 5-55—CLUNK-CLICK 0-10—HIGH ADVENTURE: “ The Pink Jungle ” James Gamer. George Kemicdy, Eva Renzi, Nigel Green


10-


9-05—CANNON 9-55—NEWS


11.10—THAT’S LIFE 11- 50—SGT. BILKO


DAY BBC 2


7-10—OPEN UNIVERSITY ;;-00—THE SATURDAY


BBC 1


9-00—NAI ZINDAGI NAYA JEEVAN


9-35—ZARABANDA 10- 11- TEAM IN ACTION


11- 00— SEEING AND BELIEVING


YOURSELF FILM ANIMATION SHOW


35—THE DO-IT-


12- 00—IRELAND 22-25—GYMNAST 12-50—FARMING 1-15—MADE IS BRITAIN 1-30—PARENTS AND CHILDREN


2- 00—CHIGLEY •2-15—FIL5I MATINEE: " I ’ll Never Forget You,” Tyrone Power, Ann Blyth, Michael Rennie


1- 3- 5- 00—THE HEALTH 8- 10—MATCH OF TI1E 10- 25—WEATHERMAN


10- 11-


11-


9-15—ANGLING TODAY 9-10—1 SAY


FIVE


12-30—WORLD OF SPORT 5-10—NEWS 5-20—NEW FACES 0-20—■


12- 00—THE SKY’S THE LIMIT


30—SKIPTY


8- 9-


’THE VIKINGS,” Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh


YARD


10-30—GREAT FILMS OF THE SIXTIES: The Wild and the


SHUNTERS SOCIAL CLUr. 15—NEWS


12-35—THE SAINT SUNDAY BBC 2 7-40—OrEN UNIVERSITY


0- 15—NEWS REVIEW 7-00—THE DALAI LA3IA 7-


5-15—THE BOOK PROGRAMME


QUEEN OF DENMARK


25—MARGRETHE,


10-50—NEWS ON TWO 10-55—M.A.S.II.


55—NEWS HEADLINES


1-05—WILD AUSTRAL!.* 1-35—ALIAS SMITH & JONES


SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT


6- 15—SIR . . . R-50—SONGS OF PRAISE 7- 25—THE BROTHERS 8-


0-05—NF.WS B-15—SEE YOU SUNDAY


10-00—NEWS 10-


Ilarvc Prcs-ncll. Senta Berger. Michael Anderson, jr.


WEEK: " The Glory Guys,” Tom Tryon,


11- 05—THE EDITORS


FITZGERALD AT RONNIE SCOTT’S


15—ELLA 10— F I L M O F T H E 10—ASK ASPEL 25—BLUE PETER


10- 11- 12- 1- 1- 2- 3-


9- Granada


00—MORNING SERVICE 00—THE BIG VALLEY 00—WEEKEND WORLD 10—PLAY THE GAME 40—ON THE SPOT 10—FOOTBALL


30—WATERWISE


1-05—JUNIOR showtime


05—BARNABY JONES


1-50—BOY DOMINIC 5- 6-


7-25—CARTOON TIME 7- 8-


SUNDAY


0-15—AN SWER BACK 7-


20—AQUARIUS 05—NEWS


00—STARS ON


10- 10- 11-


WEEK: ’’ Waltz of the Toreadors.” Peter Sellers. Marearet Leighton 00—NEW®


11-55—TIME TO REMEMBER


10-00—THE CARNFORTH PRACTICE


9- 00—SONG RECITAI.


FR05I THE DORCHESTER


TELEPHONE WHALLEY 3537 FOR


15—THE BIG BANDS


JON'S TAXIS WEDDING CAR SPECIALISTS


_______ _


V / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / ; CLITHEROE and DISTRICT SCOUT COUNCIL


ST. GEORGE'S DAY SERVICE and PARADE


The district ;»re holding: their annual St. f»corg«\s Day Service and Parade this year at


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH on SUNDAY, APRIL 28th, at 2-30 p.m. The Treacher will be the Rev. NORMAN D. WALTON


The service will he followed by a Procession led by the Preston Boys’ Brigade Band, and the salute will he taken


in Market Place. All friends of scouting will he very welcome.


00—FI 1.31 OF THE The Collection taken at the Service will he donated to S.A.M. / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /M / J / / / / / / / / / A


59—DOCTOR AT SEA


oar* knova •• CU5DERHOW


15—CHILDHOOD 15—GEORGE


/ / / / / / / / /W / / / / / / /W / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /W / WADDINGTON SOCIAL and BOWLING CLUB DARTS AND SNOOKER TEAMS


DANCE FRIDAY, APRIL 26th TO ACTION SOUND DISCO VWVWWWVWWWWVWWWWVV. 8-0 p.m. to 11-30 p.ni.


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE — TELEPHONE 23585


Organist — SUSAN Drums — GEOFF SATURDAY, APRIL 27tli


ANGELA DICKINSON FROM BOLTON


SUNDAY, APRIL 28th RUTH MARSH NELSON


DOUBLE (Won) 15 : 3


£30 Next Week


TREBLE (Not Won) a : 23 : 2 £50 Next Week


S l k » U L i t 3 B 0 B B B B B B B B B O B B i b h b b s b b h b ■ B B B B B B B


H H B_B


SATURDAY, APRIL 27th, at 8-0 p.m. DANCING IT)


Admission: MEMBERS 22p. NON-MEMBERS 33p l’ .LAM'. M in i: NO JISANK


DETROIT MOBILE DISCO RIGHT OF ADMISSION ItESEHVED


ST MARY and ST PAUL'S SCOUT GROUP


NEARLY NEW SALE in DAWSONS FORMER IRONMONGERS SHOP


PARSON LANE, CL1TIIEROE 10-0 a.m. — 4-0 p.m.


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY APRIL 26th AND 27th


CLITHEROE AND BLACKBURN


SCHOOLS OF OFFER COURSES IN —


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


TEL BP ArsrBMSMM 8 1-30 p-m. — 3-30 p.m. MONDAY — FRIDAY


CALDERSTONES REVUE AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY. WHALLEY, present -


PINK CHAMPAGNE


A new version of the original DIE FLEDERMAUS by lohann^Straim Bv kind oermisslon of Samuel French Ltd


IN THE HOSPITAL THEATRE


WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY and 5ATURDAY. MAY Is l—4th at 7-20 o m


ADULTS 50p. CHILDREN 35p. O.A.P 35p (Wednesday night only)


Frco transport from Whatley Bus Station 7-5 p.m, and return after show Party Bookings at Concessionary Rales — RINC WHALLEY 3564


Rooking Agents: Advertiser and Times Offices. CHtheroe: Whittakers, King Street. Whallev: Gerald Hardaere. Hairdressers. 70 Burnlev Road. Padiham and Blackburn Public Library, from Aonl 16th.


W.E.A. CUTHEROE


NAME THAT MINERAL Tutor: H. GRIEVE B.Sc., Hon.


at RIBBLESDALE ADULT CENTRE 4 Lectures from TUESDAY, APRIL 30th, at 7-30


2 FIELD MEETINGS. ONE LOCAL. ONE SWALIiDALE FEE A21


DRIVE SAFELY ON THE ROADS


St James’s Men’s Fellowship JUMBLE SALE


la St James's School • t 3-0 n.m. APRIL 27th


Admission 2p fronts Made Refreshments i f w t n i t r i f n t t f t f f f i i t t m


BY Kind Permission ot Mr and Mrs M. Clement


A GRAND COFFEE EVENINC


at GERNA PARM. DOWNIIAM. FRIDAY. MAY 3rd. at 7-30 p.m.


Is to held in Aid ol Downham School Funds.


ST MARY and ST PAUL’S SCOUT GROUP THE WELL KNOWN


BROUGHTON MANNEQUINS WILL DISPLAY PERIOD COSTUME in ST MARY’S PARISH HALL


WEDNESDAY. MAY 1st, at 7-30 p.m. TICKETS 25p


CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAYS TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 24587


Tosside and District Women’s Group


JUMBLE SALE TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


SATURDAY, MAY 4th 1-30 — 3-30 p.m.


ADMISSION AND REFRESHMENTS 5p


Proceeds in aid of Charity CAKE STALL & TOMBOLA


m a v T O iH B K « ^ ^ RIBBLE VALLEY MINI BUS


PRIVATE HIRE AND CONTRACTS 12 SEATED. I'.s.v. DRIVERS


BOOK YOUR PARTY OUTINGS — COAST AND COUNTRY RUNS


FOOTBALL AND CRICKET MATCHES WEDDING PARTIES WELCOME


(WYYYYYYYYYYYYWYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYWWVWXWVYYWVVVWWW If it's action on four wheels you crave — Then 50


TEL WHALLEY 3164 FORMULA ONE STOCK CAR RACING


WHITE CITY STADIUM, TRAFFORD PARK, MANCHESTER


The Baffle of fhe Roses—Lt :ashiro v Yor1" HELL DRIVERS & WRECK1 .3


SATURDAY, APRIL 27th, at 7-0 p.m. OK see


, . „ , . .


NELSON STADIUM, CARR ROAD, NELSON SATURDAY, APRIL 27th, at 7-30 p.m. ADMISSION 70p, CHILDREN & O.A.P/s SOp


SAWLEY W.l.


JUMBLE SALE CAKE AND


POUND STALL in SAWLEY SCHOOL on Saturday, April 27th


at 2 p-m. ADMISSION 2p


Proceeds in tud of British Sailors’ Society and Cancer Research Fund


i i i m i i i i i n i n n i n i i i i i m


k EXQUISITE CUISINE ★ EXCELLENT SERVICE ★ EXTENSIVE WINE LIST OPEN DAILY 12-0—2-0 and 7-30—10-0


OPEN SUNDAYS 12 noon— 6 p.m. LUNCHEONS & AFTERNOON TEAS


Thi roek bjr th«


w»4 "Cl»4<*r“ ra«*nlo(i


dttttrt from th«8»*°o


THE BELSTONt FOX (A) THE PLANK (U) 2.10. 5-0. 5-55, 7.40


1.


2. AlLtair Maclean’s FEAR IS THE KEY (A)


HOLIDAY ON THE BUSES (A) Shows ^-0. J-4S. 5-15, 7-0 3. Horrific!>enMtton i


VAULT OF HORROR (X) 4. Barry Newman, Anna Kalina THE SALZBURG CONNECTION iA>


LFGENO OF HELL HOUSE (X)


arvy lack Lemmon, in THE WAR BETWEEN MEN & .WOMEN (A) Shows ?-10, 3-50. 5-35. .7-10


TODAY UNTIL SATURDAY


CASTLE LICENSED RESTAURANT


‘(EimUr'-ILiriMtfrii cuum;' unit l ?'■* V ' four unit lour BLACKBURN


Telephone 58446 SUN.. APR. 28th & ALL WtIK


1. SHAFT IN AFRICA 2-0. 5-15. 8-50 (XI


TRIVATE PARTS 3-


50, 7-5 (XI


2. LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL


3. SUPER DICK 3-


2-5. 4-50, 7-40 IX) EXTREMES 4.


COUNT DRACULA 2-10 5-30. 8-50 IX)


DORIAN GRAY 3-50, 7-15 (XI


NEW SOCIAL DANCE COURSE


TEACHING WALTZ, QUICKSTEP, CHA-CHA-CHA and manv more popular dances


FOR ADULT BEGINNERS OVER 18 Commences 7 p.m. to 8-15 p.m.


TTiis course. Is followed by general practice to Uve music. • An a la carte menu will be available


£1 ENROLMENT AND MEMBERSHIP FEE PLUS 50p EVERY FRIDAY


FRIDAY. APRIL 26Ui Call at the aohool and enrol or telephone Blackburn 8J468


COURTS SCHOOL OF DANCING 39/41 KING WILLIAM STREET. BLACKBURN (Over Burtons).


LICENSED BARS


v u i i / u u / iM / i u u n u u n m i i i n t i i t n i m u m i i n u i FOOTBALL AT SHAWBRIDGE


TONIGHT AITKEN SHIELD SEMI-FINAL HURST GREEN v


KING’S ARMS KICK-OFF 6-30 p.m.


Final Tic will be played at the same venue on Cup'Final Night, Saturday, May 4th, 1074, at 6-30 pan.


' i n n / i f n / / t f t / f / n n i w w i i i / n i i u i n w w i w w j u n m MID-PEN NINE


MPAA present A PIANO RECITAL BY


MARGUERITE WOLFF Haworth Gallery. Accrington. Friday. April 26th, 7-30 p.m.


Ticket) 45p. Student,, Children and OAP’i 20p.


A VIOLIN RECITAL BY


ULF HOELSCHER Schubert, Bach, Prokofiev ’ Whitworth High School Saturday, May l lth , 7-30 p.m.


Ticket) 45p. Student). Children end OAP’e 20p.


All anqolrie* to Mi'AA Artsbop, J King William Street. OUckburo 693688. or S8 Back St James’* Street Bonier CQ31&


Clitheroe Ladies' Circle (No. 691)


JUMBLE SALE PARISH CHURCH


FRIDAY, MAY 3rd. at 7-0 p.m.


LOWER HALL ADMISSION 2p


Refreshments Available


" th T dalSs WAY


PAINTINGS by


JACK WILCOCK of Clitheroe


WATERFALL’S GALLERY, SHEEP ST SKIPTON.


THE SPREAD EAGLE HOTEL SAWLEY


THREE FISHES HOTEL, MITTON—And


MARCH TO OCTOBER. Also at the


Plus PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCOfSHOW 2- 30 5-35. S-45 (A)


THE RED CIRCLE 4-


10, 7-20 (A) 30. 6-15. 9-0 .X)


/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / Salem Congregational Church, M.artin Top


SPRING EFFORT


Miss ISABEL WADDINGTON at 3-0 p.m.


SATURDAY. MAY 4th To be opened by


M Chairman: r T. R. THOMPSON


HOUSEHOLD ★ CAKE * PLANT STALLS ★ BRAN TUB Etc.


Tea Adults 25p. Children 15p


u m / w n t n i / i r m / r / i / f n THE BUCK INN LOWERGATE. CUfTHEROE Mentioned in -Good Beer Guide 1974” Thwaites Ales


ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEKEND SUNDAY NIGHT


WEDDLNGS, PARTIES. 21st, CATERED FOR TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 23299


COPPERFIEUD DUO BAR SNACKS AVAILABLE


PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Waterloo Road. Uiiiheroe


families. He bringeth out three which are bound with chains, but the rebellious dwell in a dry land. ”


Gort fetteth the solitary in Psalm 68. vG.


COSPEL SERVICE SUNDAY at 6-30 p in.


Willing,” Virginia Mnskell. Paul Rogers


30—NEW SCOTLAND


30—WHEFLIAPPERS & ■


05—SESAME STREET 05—THE JACKSON


STARDUST ★ CLUB 30—RUGBY SPECIAL


RIBBLESDALE SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB, RAILWAY ROAD-~_TeL_22342 Thursday, April 25tli, 8-30 p.m.


COLIN — ORGAN


FREE & EASY Friday, April 26th


RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED^_ _ _ _ _ _ Saturday, April 27th


K .G .K . DISCO COLIN — ORGAN GREAT NIGHT — COME SOON


LIZ YOUNG Sunday, April 28th


RICHARD^— DRU1J1S _ _


SOUL DIRECTION DISCO


*■**■*+++*++****+********¥****■¥****■*■****+*■* FOLK ON FRIDAY


TOTE THIS WEEK V35. SNOWBALL V20


TOTE DOUBLE, SATURDAY, APRIL 20th 20 — 2 SNOWBALL No. 2


DOG AND PARTRIDGE. WEI.I.GATE, CLITHEROE THIS FRIDAY


JOHN & SUE KIRKPATRICK


(Former members of Albion Country Band) Also THE BUSHBAND


Next Week: McALMANS. M.iy 10th: HIGH LEVEL RANTERS Y2* DISCO


Where.? . . . Newton Institute When?........ Friday, May 3rd Time? ........ 9 ji.m. to 1 a.m. How Much? .


30 tieiici* HAMBURGERS AND HOT DOGS AVAILABLE


THE SPIRITUAL CHURCH Greeoacre, Street


CLAIRVOYANCE


April m b—MRS A NORTON Keodat. Commence “


Ml p.m.


April jmtb—MISS D JOHNSON Lead*. C<*n»mei}«>


MANOR HALL SUNDAY. APRIL


8l>f3Vr MR COTTON (BUrkbom' WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP


COSPEL SERVICE 6-30 p.m.


WHDNESOAV. MAT ls l at 3-15 p.m.


MBS BAKEtVELl IBIa4fciHin«> United Christian Fclfcavship will meet


on Saturday at 7-30 p.m. at Holden Chapel


Govpel Group from Cborlry Ererjooe Welcome


.Meet f^rceuMrc Street »t 6-15 p.m.


CLITHiEROE ROUND TABER ANOTHER


PI1EUMINARY NOTICE


BARBECUE and DANCE


FRIDAY. JUNE 7th Is planned for


Watch this page for further details


St Catherine’s Church West Bradford


JUMBLE SALE CAKE AND


POUND STALLS BRING AND BUY


SaQuidey’ April 27 th at 3-0 p.m.


in SUNDAY SCHOOL . ADMISSION 2p


Procoeds for Kitchen Fund Refreshments available LI RICHARD^—DRU5IS _ _ C I V I C H A L L Tel. 23278 CRAND KlNEMA Tel. 23278


Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 6-45 p.m. The Greatest Epic of All Time !


Omar Sharif in DOCTOR ZHIVACO (a) RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


FESTIVAL ®F PLAYS 1974 Adjudicator—Irene Rostron


MONDAY, APRIL 29th, at 7-30 „.m GRASSINGTON PLAYERS AN INSPECTOR CALLS


by .1. B. Priestley TUESDAY, APRIL 3llth, at 7.30 n m.


L'AL3 Er‘S AST P ayees HAY FEVER


A light comedy by Noel Coward


WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st, at 7-30 n.m COUNTRY PLAYERS


WOMAN IN A DRESSING GOWN by Ted Willis


THURSDAY, MAY 2nd, at 7-30 nan. MOKECAMlil; LITTLE THEATRE


THE CREEPER A thriller hv Pauline Maeaulcy


RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED _______


TODAY, MAY 3rd, at 7-30 pan. NORCROSS PLAYERS BIG, BAD MOUSE A I'arcc hv Phillip King & Falkland L. Cary


SATURDAY. MAY till, at 7-0 p.m. THE TUDOR PLAYERS


THE MAN MOST LIKELY TO A comedy by Joyce Rayburn


_ _


The Booking Plans will be open during the hours 11 a.111. to1 12-45 p.m. and 3 p.m. lo 5-3(1 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9-JO p.111. (Monday to Friday), 11 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. and evenings


Parlies of twelve or over will be admitted to the Jop seats at a reduced rate of 25p. Book your seats now.


ADMISSION: 45p & Ss'p.^EASON PICKETS £2 & £1.50 CABARET


Rosegrave, Burnley. Tel. 2 2 8 7 6 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY


YOUR FAVOURITE COMEDY IMPRESSIONIST


JOHNNY MORE


AND ROCK TP ROLL STARS


THE SWINGING BLUE JEANS


SUPPORTING SHOW INCLUDES


WELLINGTON BOOTH YVONNE KEAN


OPEN from 7-0. SHOW starts 8-0. LICENSED till 2-0. CHICKEN. SCAMPI, CHIPS IN BASKET. PIE & PEAS DISCO, DANCING. MEMBERSHIP NOT REQUIRED


A busy time for Scouts


A CHURCH parade, a ball, a weekend under canvas ard a jamboree, are among the activities being planned to mark the diamond jubilee ol


gets under way, the Scouts will be saying thanks to the local community, with an act of public service — a Clean Up Cljtheroe Day. During 'arly May, Scouts


Scouting In th$ area. But before the fun really


will be cleaning up Mearley Brook while the Cuk Scouts will concentrate, their efforts on collecting Utter In an area suggested by the local


authority. During the weekend ox


May 25th-27th, the district’s annual camp Is being staged at Worston Old Hall Farm, by permission of Lord Clltheroc, Lord Lieutentant of Lancashire and president of tli* Clitberoe and District Scout Council, which is organising the • jubil ee


celebrations. On the Saturday, there


will be an open day for the public. In the. evening It is hoped to have a barbecue and camp lirj sing-song, with everyone Invited tc


Join in.The public will again


have a chapec to see Scouting activities at first hand on June 8th, when


ties. ■


occasion js on September 1st—a diamond Jubilee ser­ vice at Clitheroe Parish Church, at which the preacher will be Provost of Blackbunx the Very Rev. Lawrence Jackson.


The next important ” * *


parade through the town at which It ts hoped visiting dignitaries will take the salute. The parade will oe led by t'ne Nelson Salvation Army Citadel Band.


Afterwards there will be a SUPPORT


dinner and ball at the Dunkentoalgh Hotel. Clayton- 1 e-Moor, on Friday. October


The year’s activities close with a diamond jubilee


llth. Chief guest will be Sir


. Scout’s Commissioner and recently appointed deputy


Geoffrey lulton, Chief


Lieutentamt of Lancashire. He will propose a toast to the district. More than 300 people are expected to attend.


there will be a jamboree In the Castle grounds. Staged from 10 am. to


5 p.m., it will include ” It’s A Knockout ” and Qve-a-


attending as many events os possible. The council is looking forward to full support from the area» public In encouraging not only tbeir own boys, but others also to join the worid-vjldc Scouting move­ ment, which has done so much Dor youth.


Lord Clitheroc will be


side fooUbail competitions and other Scouting activi­


Ans need on costs


NOW th a t we an explanation must pay for s don’t get in Bo- niceties and are over and a< be our key wor


We appeal


payers in the Hi Authority to join


bureaucracy. We the piper and r


lieard


us in Bowland t< voices


be. bold enough tune. Perhaps ;h officer, Mr Jack, publicly answer queries.


and what cost The cost o:


The extra n.um:


the Caslle offic was it necessar-. furniture and In­ come expendable


refurnishing and


also say exactly become of tin equipment?


Perhaps Mr Jar


office equipment again—did all sim ment from other come obsolete change-over?


■The total cor


ratepayers o: ti man’s allowance it include catena.- cial functions?


What is tile t-t


were given to i: that the chairman would now cost


At the Tosside n


planning offices in Avenue is £15.000. include the fitted c new furnishings?


Ribble Valley which is attemptiv charges for non-ex- vices, and Is tryir an unfair burden land.


to pay, is a distort) facts. The truth is thn


that Bo-.vland : were going to put burden on the re community :: the


Mr Jackson's The cost of the t


at officials and alike who are the resentatives of payers and m masters. We rail- that ratepayers’ must be the Br­ and that their : wishes are repre the council


Questions must t


which lias been ing — and a hal all this unchaller and expenditure.


equipment surplv quirements could offered for sale money used to rate demands whose council ser least to the autln


Surely iurnir,


cost to tile Rib! Authority by most rate-aye'rs is the : emptying of dust


Let us reiterate


M. A L. GRAM l-'.N’D Tile House, ltolton-l)v-Bowlanri


c.h-.


TOWNGATE CABARET TRANSFERRED TO


GRAND THEATRE. BLACKBURN ROAD GREAT HARWOOD — Tel, 884030


FRIDAY No. 1 HIT RECORDING STARS


THE SWINGING BLUE JEANS Plus PINK PERSUASION and the


PATTI, BRENNAN’S DTSCO SHOW LADIES FREE till 10 p.m. LICENSED till 2 a.m.


SATURDAY to p sn ow GROur


SHAME SUNDAY — TOP LOCAL GROUP .


plus PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCO SH O ^ LADIES FREE till 10 p.m. LICENSED till 2 a.m. ~


1. No liab 2. Same ii 3. iMoiiey 4. Income 5. Income


FOR F


WITH TH


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