2' Clithcrae-Advertiser-and Times, June 27th, 1974,


YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING


BBC 1


SATURDAY 10-


10-00—ATHLETE 12-35—WEATHERMAN


1-00—GRANDSTAND 5-10—NEWS 5-50—WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY


3-20—THE BRADY KIDS 3-10—LAUREL & HARDY


3-05—CAMBERIVICK GREEN


11- 45—NEWS ON TWO 11-


WIMBLEDON KINGS


MOVIE: “ The Cabinet of Caligari,” Glynis Johns, Dan O’Herlihy


10-10—NEWS 10-


S-35—THE TWO RONNIES 3-20—CANNON


11- 10—THAT’S LIFE 11-40—SGT. BILKO


BBC 2


7-40—OPEN UNIVERSITY 2- 3-


8- 00—NEWS & SPORT S-10—POT BLACK S-35—THE PALLTSERS 9- 25—MATCH OF THE DAY FROM


5-10—WIMBLEDON 1974 7-


“ Strike Up The Band," Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland, Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra


USICAL: M 15—THE SATURDAY


00—WIMBLEDON 10748- 9-


LAST TAPE ” Alec McCowen. Elaine Stritch


0-35—“ TRIFLE CROSS ” Christopher Plummer, Yul Bryliner, Romy Schneider, Trevor Howard, Gert Frobc, Claudino Auger


Granada


9-15—GARDENING TODAY


3-10—THE RIGHT COURSE


25—“THE PRESIDENT’S


10-30—SKIPPY 10-50—CARTOON TIME 10-55—SESAME STREET 12-


10-05—THE JACKSON FIVE


12-30—WORLD OF STORT 5-10—NEWS 5-20—NEW FACES R-15—THE PERSUADERS 7-


THE LIMIT THIEVES


“ McMillan and Wife,” Rock Hudson. Susan Saint James 25—THICK AS


00—THE SKY’S 50—MIDNIGHT *-** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * STARDUST ★ CLUB 10—THE ACCURSED


RIBBLESDALE SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB. RAILWAY ROAD — Tel. 22342


THURSDAY, JUNE 27th, 8-30 p.m. 50/50 DANCING TO THE TRYERS FRIDAY, JUNE 28th DANDY DISCO


RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED- SATURDAY, JUNE 29th


10—MYSTERY MO” IE:


SHADES OF PURPLE SUNDAY, JUNE 30th


(SECOND VISIT) Colin—Organ Richard—Drums 2001 DISCO 30—WESTMINSTER


10-15—NEWS 10-30—GREAT FILMS OF


12-35—THE SAINT SUNDAY BBC 1


11- 12-


9-00—NAT ZINDAGT NAYA JEEVAN


BELIEVING


12-50—FARMING 1-15—BAGPUSS 1-30—NEWS HEADLINES 1-


12-25—HAMMER IT HOME


2- 3-


“ Genevieve," John Gregson, Dinah Sheridan. Kenneth More. Kav Kendall


AND JONES


5-05—NEWS 5-15—ONE GRASS ROOT


GRANDSTAND


5-50—GLORY, GLORY 7-25—WORLD CUT GRANDSTAND


3-20—NEWS 3-30—nroiPHREY


BOGART: 11-


Michele Morgan. Sidney Grecnstreet, Peter Loire


“ Passage to Marseilles," Claude Rains.


12- 05—WORLD CUP IH GnL TG HT S


BBC 2


7-10—OPEN UNIVERSITY 1-05—OPEN DOOR 1-50—CRICKET


Warwickshire v Gloucestershire


15—AMERICA 12-45—WEATHERMAN


5-45—MOTHER JULIAN OF NORWICH


00—SEEING AND 10—MADE IN BRITAIN 35—FILM MATINEE:11- 10-


3-30—THEY' SOLD A MILLION


S-10—’"THIRTY IS A DANGEROUS AGE, CYNTHIA,” Dudley Moore, Eddie Fov. ,1r. Suzy Kendall. John Bird


5-45—NEWS REVIEW 7-25—THE WORLD ABOUT US


11-20—ON SUCH A NIGHT


35—” ALIAS SMTTH 15—WORLD CUP


15—NEWS ON TWO 15—LAST RITES


★ A LA CARTE MENU. Bar Lounge and Good Range of Wines.


•35—PHOENIX FIVE 00—MORNING SERVICE


30—CHOIRS OF THE WORLD


00—TARZAN


-30—THE SMITH FAMILY


oo—o p e n in g t im e 00—PLAY THE GAME 30—ON THE SPOT


-00—'WORLD CUP '74


-25—CARTOON -30—DOCTOR AT SEA -00—FILM OF THE WEEK:


:-35—BIG QUESTIONS -55—APPEAL -00—STARS ON SUNDAY


-05—NEWS -15—CHILDREN OF THE VICARAGE


★ Wednesday to Saturday Dinner 7-0 to 10-0


★ Sunday Lunch 12-00 to 2-00. Meals 4-00 to 6-


00.


For Table Reservations Tel. (Wed. to Sun. LONGRIDGE 2697


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-00—NEWS -15—SEVEN FACES OF


-15—WORLD CUP ’71 -15—TIME TO REMEMBER


WOMAN


” Fanny by Gaslight." PhvIIis Calvert. James Mason. Stewart Grainger


PRIVATE HIRE AND CONTRACTS 12 SKATER. I ’.S.V. DRIVERS


BOOK YOUR PARTY OUTINGS — COAST AND COUNTRY RUNS


FOOTBALL AND CRICKET MATCHES • WEDDING PARTIES WELCOME


TEL WHALLEY 3164


THE NEW INN CLAPHAM


(between Ingle ton and Settla) Under New Ownership and just Completely Renovated.


Dudley and Anne Banford (ex-Boars Head, Lons Preston)— Food |ohn and Anne Burns— Drinks and Snacks.


Set in one of the prettiest villages in the Dales. The perfect rendezvous offering— TWO BARS: The RIVER BAR small, inti­ mate, for a quiet drink or before your meal. The LOUNGE BAR for comfort, sociability and generous bar snacks.


OUR NEW RESTAURANT


offering a really large and interesting selection of English and Continental Dishes all personally prepared by the Chef/Owner. A la Carto Evenings and Our Famous Tabic d* Hote Lunches Tuesday to Saturday, still only £1 and £1.50 Sunday. A good selection changed daily.


w m m m m m m m m m m tititiiiim m iitM iiM FOR BOOKINGS-


-TELEPHONE CLAPHAM 203. “Romcmbcr-


-you can look forward to a warm welcome and wonderful food/*


B J D H B B H ■ ! ■ ■ ■ ■


KART RAGING SUNDAY, JUNE 30th LONGRIDGE


MOTOR RACING CIRCUIT


Bar till 4 p.m. — Refreshments — Car Park 20p Start 1-30 p.m. — Morning Practice ADULTS 30p, CHILDREN lOp


H ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ THE GARDENS


OF DOWNHAM HALL will be open to the public on


SUNDAY, JUNE 30th 2-00 — 6-90


Adults lOp.


by kind permission or Lord and Lady Clltheroe Refreshments and Stalls


Children 5p. . roceeds in aid of Church of England Children’s Society


ttmYVttwwMORKrawwre^^ '/ir/rf/rfiiffrffi////r//ffifrrrrrrrr/tiri/rr/irni/i/n/rr> CLITHEROE DIVISION LIBERAL ASSOCIATION


GRAND SUMMER FAIR at the St John Ambulance Hall, Church St, Clitheroc


on SATURDAY, JUNE 29th TO BE OPENED AT 2 30 p.m.


by Councillor BILL ROBERTS


Prospective Parliamentary Candidate. ADMISSION 10|>


RIBBLESDALE SCOUT CROUP COFFEE EVENING TO BE 11EED AT


11 HEREFORD DRIVE, CLITHEROE (By kind permission of Mr and Mrs Cowhurn)


on WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd EROM 7-0 to 0-0


TICKETS lUp including Refreshments


'iifiinriinrnitrnti/tii/ifi/iriiriiir/n//iifiiir/rf/rn CLITHEROE FLOWER CLUB proudly present


Tombola—Home .Made Produce—Bring and Buy JUNE FROLICS OF 1974


A demonstration by ALAN MILNER, of Lylham on FRIDAY, JUNE 28th, at 7-15 p.m.


at RIBBLESDALE ADULT CENTRE. and invite you to


A COFFEE MORNING at SAGAR HOUSE. CHURCH STREET by kind permission of Mrs J, Dakin


on SATURDAY, JUNE 29th, from 10 to 12-30 BRING AND BUY STALL — TOMBOLA


ST. JAMES'S, CLITHEROE DAY AND SUNDAY SCHOOL


ANNIVERSARY, JUNE 30th 10-30 a.m.— Family Service with Day School Choir


2-00 p.m.— Procession, Woone Lane, West View. Service with Sunday School.


6-00 p.m.— Youth Evangelistic Service. (la 6 tic liccns'cb


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Telephone


TERRY’S TAXIS Telephone


WHALLEY 2101


LUNCH 12 noon to 2-0 p.m. CLOSED MONDAY.


OPEN TUESDAY/SATURDAY SUNDAY 12 noon to 6-0 i> m


:: DINNER 7-30 to 10-0 p.m. LICENSED TILL MIDNIGHT


PARTY AN D OTHER CELEBRATIONS CATERED FOR


BUSINESS LUNCHES from £1.00 STATION ROAD, CLITHEROE *¥¥**¥*¥*** * * ¥ * * * ¥ * * * * * ¥ * * * * * ¥ * * * * * * * * * * ¥


STRAWBERRY FAIR SATURDAY, JUNE 29lh, 2 p.m.‘ at WHALLEY C. of E. SCHOOL


TOMBOLA — BRING AND BUY — HOME MADE CAKES WHITE ELEPHANT — GOOD AS NEW


MORRIS DANCING BY THE BLACKBURN ACES CHILDREN’S DECORATED CYCLE COMPETITION MUSIC BY THE SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND PONY RIDES


Refreshments available ADMISSION 5p ******+¥****¥** * * * * * * * * * ¥ * * * ¥ * * * * * * * * * * * * IN AID OF THE CHILDREN'S SOCIETY FOR DISPLAY ADVERTISING


Phone Clitfieroe 22323


LOW MOOR CLUB


SUNDAY, JUNE 30th THE RUNNING


WATER DUO A G R E A T N IG H T


E V E R Y O N E W E L CO M E


XJOOWWWWUOWWOouuoooooow ST. CATHERINE’S SUNDAY SCHOOL West Bradford


Coffce Morning


MR & MRS CHEW'S WESTFIELD HOUSE


and Evening will be held at


BRING & BUY STALLS, etc. ADMISSION lOp


10 a.m. to 12 noon and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.


on JULY 4th, 1974 9txxxxxyxxxx»ooooaee(xxxxxxxi«


Proceeds for Sunday School Renovation Fund


CRAVEN HEIFER HOTEL


CHAIGLEY, NEAR CUTHEROE (under new management)


TREVOR AND MARGARET MORGAN WELCOME. YOU TO THEIR NEXT


DINNER DANCE SATURDAY, JULY 6th D p.m. to 2 a.m.


DANCING TO THE DRIFTERS Stonyhurst 215 Reserve your table for the evening


Clitheroe Ladies’ Circle No. 691


GOOD AS NEW STALL


Clothes— Books— Toys— Records


CLITHEROE MARKET Saturday, |une 29th


Proceeds lor St Dcny's Home


CONTRACT WORK . UNDERTAKEN


AIRPORTS & WEDDINGS A SPECIALITY


Chauffeur Service on request


DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / />


p e t t t tS 3C tcen^ti IRMauraitt


Higher Road (to Jeffrey Hill) Longridge


THE ’SIXTIES: “ Sylvia,” Carol Baker. George Mnharis


“ Come Out, Come Wherever You Are,” Peter Jeffrey. John Carson, Colette O’Neil, Bernard Holley


00—THRILLER:


RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED TUESDAY, JULY 2nd


KGK DISCO RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED


TOTE DOUBLE SATURDAY, 22nd, 11—6. SNOWBALL No. 12. TOTE THIS WEEK 4120. SNOWBALL £20


* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : unit four


2. OTHER CANTERBURY TALES


shows 2-15 5-00. 7-45 tu) CAMELOT


shows 2 10. 3-50. 5-25. 7-05 fx! 3. LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR


SEXY SUSAN KNOWS HOW


NEAREST AND DEAREST


shows2-35, 4-10, 5-35, 7-1 0 (a) 4. Hero again the most powerful dramatic musical—Uza Minnelli Michael York, loci Crcv in the film that won IS top awards— CABARET Shows 2-00, 5-45. 8-10 (xl


Rosegrove, Burnley. Tel. 22876 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY


CABAS! ST G0LIH CROMPTON rius — Excellent Show Group —


GREENGAGE ROY BLAKE


PAUL ANTHONY


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


unit lout BLACKBURN TOD AY U N T IL SA TU R D A Y


1. Richard Harris, Vanessa Redgrave


Telephone 58446 SUN., JUNE 30th b ALL WEEK 1. Clint Eastwood as Dirty Harry


. Fists of death in a rampage T of revenge. Wang Yu —-__


MAGNUM FORCE (X) 2 Shows 2-25. 5")5. 7-40


3. Christopher Lee THE SATANIC RITES OF DRACULA (X)


THE GATLING GUN (A) Shows 2-15. 3-50, 5*25, 7-5


4. Six sexy stories . . . UNSATISFIED VIRGINS HA kinky fairy talc . . .


Shows 2-40. 4-15. 5-45. 7-20 and BLACULA (X) Shows 2-0, 3-10 5-40, 8-10


ANDS OF GRETEL Double X Programme


rf/r/r/f/rfr/rr//f////r/ffr/rnritfi///rniniiitrrrmmr, WHALLEY PARISH COUNCIL


PUBLIC MEETING TUESDAY, JULY 2nd


Church of England School at 7-30 p.m.


Proposed Medical Health Centre SPEAKERS:


DR D. S. PAILKEN, Lancashire Area Medical Health Authority IV. N. ROBERTSON, Chief Administration Officer


I D I N I N G & DANCING


EVERY SATURDAY 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. in our BALLROOM


Book now and bo suro of a table MUSIC BY THE ROWLAND FORD DUO


Weddings and Private Parties calved for Caeacitv 150


OPEN DAILY FOR LUNCHCON AMO DINNER (Except Wednesday)


Sunday Lunch and High Teas a Speciality


BRICK HOUSE Garstang Road, Chipping.


LICENSED RESTAURANT 2 minutes from Village Tel, 3)6 'VWWWVWWWWWWWVWWWWVWWWWwwvWWVWUVWWWL


EN FINGERS OF STEEL (X). Also


HODDER BRIDGE HOTEL CLITHEROE


SUPPERS TUESDAY TO FRIDAY


DINNER DANCE SATURDAYS 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Resident D.J. EDDIE KING


PARTIES — WEDDING RECEPTIONS — RESIDENTIAL Phone for reservations — STONYHURST 215


_ J J H B B H S U ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ! _B>. H 3 a H I B E D B a Q B 3 S B 9 B Q 2


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE — TELEPHONE 23585


Organist — SUSAN Drums — GEOFF SATURDAY, JUNE 29th


JUNEJHSRD^ SUNDAY, JUNE 30th


ADRIAN HAMILTON WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd


GUITAR/VOCAL


ROYSTON JONES TRIO ALL PAY lOp


DOUBLE IS : 5


Won. 413(1 next week TREBLE 22 : 21 : 18 Not won. £50 next week -fift u to la f i - e s a E B B B B B B B B B a B B m Mi’p-PENNlNEv


MPAA presents AN EVENING Mil'll IAN WALLACE


LIBRARY THEATRE. DARKEN. TUESDAY. JULY Jnii. 7-WI.


Admission FULL. Open Air Poetry Reading* from


THE POETRY VAN with Irvine Hunt, Pete Morgan and I)avc Gouldcr.


TQWNELEV PARKi 15UKNLEY. THURSDAY, JULY 11th. 11-0 a.m.. 1-0 and R-0 p.m.—FREE


EVENING READING IN TOWNELEY HALL. 8-0.


Tickets 23p. Students. Children and OAP’s lOp.


The Funny Side of Serious Music with Pianist


VINCENT BILLINGTON


WHITWORTH HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY, JULY 10th. 7-30 p.m. Tickets t“»p, Students. Children and OAP's 20p.


______________


All enquiries to MPAA Artshop. 9 King William Street, Blackburn 6G34IKR. and 28 Back St James’s Street. Burnley 2UM3.


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m m rm m m rm nnm n CALF'S HEAD


HOTEL WORSTON


Telephone Chafburn 218.


You don't need to pay a for­ tune when you cat out.


COME TO THE CALF’S HEAD AND EN|OY A


THREE-COURSE BAR MEAL


FOR AS LITTLE AS61p (VAT included)


Our Menu Includes Home Made Soupt Assorted Sandwiches Fresh Curry, Roast Turkey. Roast Ham, Roast Beef, Salad or Chips, Ploughman's Lunch,


Apple Pic and Cheese and Biscuits.


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We serve Bat Meals every lunchtime and evening.


St Paul’s Church, Low Moor


JUMBLE SALE will be held on


FRIDAY, JUNE 28th at 7-0 p.m.


in the PARISH HALL ADMISSION 2p


No item over lOp KXXXXXmXXXXKOXXXXXXXXXXXW 1 PER YARD PER PARCEL


NOTE— These shops are next door to each other. PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE


H R " THE LSDSEY C IV IC HALL Tel. 23278 GRAND KINEMA ■ Tel. 23278


THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 7-30 Robert Redford, Barbra Streisand in THE WAY WE WERE (a]


MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 6-45 PATRICK CARGILL, NATASHA PYNE


The hilarious adventures of author Patrick Glover and his Irrepressible daughters! — ALSO —


FATHER DEAR FATHER (a)


NOBODY RUNS FOREVER (a)


THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 7-30 SARAH MILES, TERRY THOMAS


STUART WHITMAN, JAMES FOX, GERT FROBE, ERIC SYKES


THOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN IN The big-scale hilarious epic about the pioneers of flight


THEIR FLYING MACHINES (u)


& Hnfel fir Club Work Undertaken §5


1 I


^ Re-Upholstery


S We offer the best service in Lancashire ^


1


§ S Draylons, Velvets, Moquettes. Vinyls, Bro- • I


s S catelles, Tapestries, Meraklon, Real Hide, 5^ etc.


D « l l W I/"lift " r , ’. f.,


^ • 7 Day Service from collection to return. § 5


1 e Credit terms may be arranged, Barclay Jg


^ Cards accepted §


^ • Ring Mr Wigan at Clitheroe 23669 to ivranffo {nr a ftPa Pctimafc OT Call at KAWOWNLTDm arrange for a free estimate or c ll at 26 WELL CATE, CLITHEROE. 7/jt


J im


I TEXTILE MARKETI BARROWFORD


CISBURN ROAD SHOP MAU D STREET SHOP ALL MATERIAL


CUT LENGTHS


S i We will LEND you a suite while yours is ^ | away.


&


$5 X


§ • Wide choice of over 1,000 Patterns of S * x ; urayions, veiveis, __k


I


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§ • All workmanship fully guaranteed and ^ § carried out by skilled craftsmen.


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Family| man ! objects


SITE VALUE m l the whole liabibf cost of local sen-1 owners. It. com:| empts from liability those the sites of othe


the greatest ob such a system c the family man ■ site on which hi built who sees why he should completely, those other people's doubt your read: cide for them validity of such and of Mr Slate tion of such o': ". . . vested inte


I t is for this i


. Mr Slater cam! the fact that his : tains even more| and injustices present rack-rem| nstricting, as ill fiiancing of loail a -.ingle restricter| th: community. ,


‘■fudge’’ the issu erences to ". . cipation," “. . . chi and “. . . women !


No matter how


hav< noted, wit I tba- despite his f


Jo doubt your :


his mswer to o!| his thoroughly systen is not ; mentto that syst| gests that the shoull leave hi make way ior ti devel’per who v put it *o a mor use.”


. . Christian


feature of this dence. however his refusal to d< suggestion that local services spread across th among all thos. fit from such : Does this rc


The most


merely, from a i session with sit ing, to the excl other systems, possibly, be that no valid objei locally-assessed


FRANK S. L. M 15 Church Stree Clithcroe.


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JUMBLE SALE ADMISSION 2p


THURSDAY, JULY 1th at 6-45 p.m.


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 /W -E hservices


Manor Hall, CliHieroe SUNDAY, JUNE 30th


GOSPEL SERVICE 6-30 p.m.


Speaker: MR F. AINSWORTH (Blackburn)


PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Waterloo Rd, Clitheroe


For there is not a just man


upon earth, that docth good and sinneth not. ’’ Eccl. 7: v20.


WE INVITE YOU TO OUR GOSPEL SERVICE SUNDAY AT 6-30 p.m.


DICTA TO


OUTS INTER


I HAVE met a the coat of a Ribble Valley members of tin


suggested th a t . recognition sho to the basic ind have created th wealth of this r, ture and cotto: do we get? difference.


saga of tourisn being dictated t interests; even we like it or t to have tourism


The same ai


it must be the : decide when an not outside int-


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representatives about it remain But. as a pul and represents!


Whether c


within the pi; and catering, those promot:


THE NEW ACE OF SPADES CLUB GEORGE STREET, WHALLEY.— Tel. 2519


Every Thursday Evening — * The Man’s Night Out THE BIG STAC NIGHT


with beautiful girls, top comedians and top class cabaret. Ladies, don't be shy, it’s freo tor you on Thursdays.


FRIDAY and SATURDAY BRITAIN'S No. 1 VOCAL GROUP


CLITHEROE NATURALISTS' SOCIETY


NATURE WALK


HAMMERTON HALL


SATURDAY. JULY Gth


SLAIDBURN BUS 10-45 a.m. STATION.


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St Paul’s Sunday School Low Moor


ROSE FETE in the PARISH HALL


SATURDAY, JULY 6th Parade 2-30 pan.


Crowning 3-0 p.m.


Crowning Ceremony by MRS BROADHURST


oowoorYYYYmYYmvmYmvY Adm. lOp, Children 5p


can be accui your hearing the aid con


MAKE CONS


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4 R A I l l * H|


GREAT EXPECTATIONS WITH THE PHILADELPHIA SOUND


Also Resident Trio and Disco for your dancing, 9—2 a.m. ADMISSION GOp — GUESTS 75p


LADIES FREE till 10-30 p.m. FRIDAY, 10-0 p.m. SATURDAY Full Restaurant facilities. Try our giant, juicy T-bone steaks


WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th ALL STAR WRESTLING


Mitzi Mueller v Hellcat Haggarty


’/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / r / / / / / / / / /m FRIENDS OF CLITHEROE HOSPITAL


invilc you to


OPEN DAY AT THE HOSPITAL SATURDAY, JULY 6th, 2-30 p.m.


CAKE STALL — WHITE ELEPHANT STALL


KITCHEN STALL — GAMES — PONY RIDES TEAS, COFFEE BAR, ETC.


i s a l l th e l o n g s t a


MOD


that there will labour.


JOHN T. WII.F Shop steward,


NUPE, Clithcroe.


A chani


to spea HOW much


handful of bt masquerading cloak of tourisu allowed to sti:l pockets at thl the ratepayers] When are


folk of this vi be allowed a i voice their vie'l ject of tourisml


MRS D. MOOl 2 Chapel Strci| Slaidburn.


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