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2 clitheroe Advertiser, and Times, 'November fein, 1. s m a YOUR WEEKEND


SATURDAY BBC 1


9- 10- ' >f ’<• ,


9-10—STARTRBK 9-35—WHY DON’T YOU


10-25—ON THE MOVE 10-


12-


11- OO^-BEWITCHED 11-


MAYOR’S SHOW


5-30—NEWS 5- 6-


7-


5-05—THE BASIL BRUSH SHOW


45—DR WHO


AND THE GENERATION


GAME


AT THE MOVIES “Broken Lance" starring Spencer Traey, Robert Wagner, Richard Widmark, Jean Peters


8- 9-


SHOW


9-15—ROYAL BRITISH LEGION FESTIVAL OF REMEMBRANCE


05—NEWS 10- DAY 11- 45—PARKINSON BBC 2


2-50—THE SATURDAY WESTERN “Stage To Thunder Rock” starring Barry Sullivan, Marilyn Maxwell, Keenan


4-10—CHICO AND THE MAN


- Wynn ; / . P h h


4- 5-


5-


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PROGRAMME


6- 20—OPEN DOOR 7-


MORNING FEELING


8,45—RETURN TO DUNKIRK


9.15-TURNING POINT


’10-15—SECOND CITY FIRSTS


10- PICTURE SHOW


11- 15—NEWS ON 3 H-20—OPEN DOOR


12- 00-MIDNIGHT MOVIE “Unholy Partners” starring Edward G. Robinson, Edward Arnold


Granada


9-15-CHECKMATE 9- 40—COVER TO COVER


VN MATINEE Richard Widmark in “Red Skies of Montana”


10,05—CARTOON TIME 10- 15—SATURDAY


12-OO-LOOK ALIVE 12-30—WORLD OF SPORT . 5-10-NEWS


5-20—HIGH ADVENTURE Alan Ladd in “Hell Below Zero”


;; 7-00—DON’T DRINK THE WATER


7- 8- 9-


10-


CENTURY WALLS


'


2- 3-


15—THE FIRST


35—PLAY AWAY 05—THE MONEY


50—WESTMINSTER 00—RUGBY SPECIAL


7-50—NEWS AND SPORT 8^15—THAT MONDAY


6- 7- 8-


10- 11-


— VIEWING-------- SUNDAY BBC 1


00—FINGERBOBS


9-00—NAIZINDAGINAYA , JEEVAN


00-MQDEL WORLD 35—CAMP RUNAMUCK 30—THE LORD


9-


15—GRANDSTAND 11- 12-


10—BRUCE FORSYTH


9-30—MARY, MUNGO AND MIDGE'


10-10—ENSEMBLE 10-


STUDIES


SUNDAY HOME


45—TRADE UNION


BRING IT BACK QUICKi , k i > THE.., WOODVAUEN FILM OF THE FUTURE: S L E E P E R .


INVEIITIVE LUNACY OF A HIGH ORDER Th- Ghoul


(A)


35—REMEMBRANCE 45—HOMES FROM 10—AVVENTURA


12-35—OUT OF THE RUT 1-00—FARMING 1.25—MAKING TOYS I-


00—SATURDAY NIGHT To tu born 8-36 5-45 B-66 4-ih 7-aa


TtiOEtHifen IN ONE PBOOR&MMg. ggggSli)


50—NEWS HEADLINES


1-55—THE SUNDAY ADVENURE FILM “Samson and Delilah”


4-00—DAFFY DUCK 4-


35—THE DICK EMERY 5-


WORLD OF DISNEY


starring Victor Mature, Hedy Lamarr with George Sanders, ' Angela' Lansbury


teatitouwiHo o


SHk-'SEH nS!5M2L'w 2w


1 feetureu 5*15. Y Q e& M jgM m l


supports- 2-00 .4-80 7-40 SO MANY REQUESTS HE JUST HAD TO


B LA CK BUR N 2*«p«r«ta •bows dal ly, at


____ 2-30 B-35 * 8-00


What could be better than The Three Muakctcsre?


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION JWH A LLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


DON’T FORGET OUR


GRAND POPPY DANCE - FRIDAY; NOVEMBER 7*h-


WSKETEERS u • oumvio uQUtimre


TH E FOUR (naWwJMMy)


« auuouMUiuu.HKiminiK


T i c k e t s SO p e a c h . R u n n in g b u f f e t . DANCING TO THE FANTASTIC


ROYSTON JONES ■ Extension till 12 midnight. Spot prizes.


All proceeds from this event to the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal. .- >.


ORDER YOUR TICKETS EARLY FROM THE CLUB OR CLUB COMMITTEE.


THANK YOU. SATURDAY & SUNDAY EVENINGS


COME DANCING ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


'A 'k ik Tel. 22342 10—THE WONDERFUL 00—SOME MOTHERS


5-30—BALLET SHOES 5- 6-


DO ’AVE ’EM 55—NEWS


45—MATCH OF THE 6- 7-


7- 8-


05—ON THE MOVE 15—ANNO DOMINI


15—FILM OF THE 10-


WEEK “The FBI Story” starring James Stewart, Vera Miles 40—NEWS


10-50—OMNIBUS II-


40—LOOKING AT 12-05—WEATHERMAN B B C 2


12-40 -1-05—OPEN UNIVERSITY


6-15—REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY


50—NEWS REVIEW 25—EXPLORERS 15—THE FLYING


DUTCHMAN


35—WE BRITISH 25—NEWS ON 2


10-00—WAKE UP TO YOGA 10-


9- 30—ARTS BAZAAR


11- 11- 12-


WORSHIP


Granada 30—MORNING


30—INTERMISSION 35—SKIPPY


1-10—THE ROVERS 1-


MATCH


ADVENTURESOF SUPERMAN


' Lady”


4- 5-


6-


Hal Linden in “Mr Inside/Mr Outside” 25—CARTOON


10-30—NEWS 10- 11-


12-


30—SALE OF THE 00—WITHIN THESE 00—MYSTERY MOVIE


45—AQUARIUS 30—THE


COLLABORATORS YOU FIND IT


8- 9-


10- 25—GOLD IS WHERE


Charlton Heston and Susan Hayward in “The President’s


SQUARES


OF BLACK BEAUTY


35—THE ADVENTURES 05—NEWS


6-15—STRIKE THAT ROCK


6- 40—ONE DAY IN NOVEMBER


7- 00—STARS ON SUNDAY 7-


2 5 -C A R R Y ON LAUGHING


,7-55—UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS


55—NEWS PALS


10—THE GREENHILL 40—THE SET UP -


12-00—ARABS AND ISRAELIS


INTRODUCING


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- a i i f i ■ - h h % 1 U w mIS fPflj V i a


' next for the observance of Remembranco Day and trusts-he may be ; accompanied to the Church by residents, and in particular by those serving in a public capacity or in the various social and welfare organisations in the Town. The service commences at 10-46 a.m. .


' Tile Worshipful the Town Mayor (Councillor Leo Wells) proposes to attend at St Mary’s Parish Church on Sunday morning, November 9th


c ■ . ■


8HIREBURN ARMS


' Magistrates, and Ladies and Gentlemen of the Town should assemble 9^£yT)WTt Mayor will receive in the Mayor’s Parlour at the Town On the termination of the Service.a procession will be formed in


.Hall from 10.16 a.m.


:-:w The Town Mayor appredatea that certain individuals and organs?* tionsmay tfell wish to attend Morning Service at their own Church or Chapel but hopes that as many as possible will attend at the Cenotaph for the final stage of the proceedings. *,t'L ^


k and'Reveille will be 60unded and wreaths laid. • , ... ■


approximately 12 noon. There will be a short service, the V


-A --til- — -til 1»* I.A I iil fui ' ' “


■'Mayor's Parlour ( Church Street, Clitheroe - October 30th,-1975,;.;


>r- -f/i i-rX -JlLJflfcajgTTejfe 7 ’-aLaC ' v\ « *0,


■ . . f , ‘V ' f a S J t t .


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l ; d . - t e l f o r d - .Town Clerk


. • , ,


Church Street and will proceed to the .Cenotaph] arriving them at L8t Post


' Organisations participating should assemble in Church Street , (unless they propose to man* from their Headquartcrsl.and be ready to follow the Mayoral party into Church at 10-35 a-m. Councillors,.


Pnphtom Mr and Mrs. tL Almeptl


A NEW WINTER SEASON OF


ENTERTAINMENT at


BAR PILKY’S BUTTERY


EDISFORD, CLITHEROE. TE L 220)0 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6th .


A welcome return of tho Fabulous Local Group QUANTRO


JACKSON MAIN C JUDE BROWN


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th A welcome return of


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 91h Brilliant apd Vpnatlla


oma early to onsum a good seat WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th


a a C L ITH E R O E TOW N CO U N C IL


REMEMBRANCE DAY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1975


. i


A U T U M N FAYRE


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8th


To be opened at 2-30 p.rn. by MRS MARTINEAU .— wife of the Bishop of Blackburn.


A variety ql stalls, including household drapery, greengrocery, cako and fancy. '


Doors open 2 p.m, — refreshments available . .. Admission 3p-r-Children's playroom •


ST JAMES’S CHURCH, CLITHEROE


Skloton Constltuencoy Conservative Association BOLTON-BY.BOWLAND


SAWLEY & GISBURN FOREST BRANCH . Invites you to a . . .


FILM SHOW


of PAINTING IN PENDLESIDE by Mr John Rickard, of Nelson, followed by


A BUFFET SUPPER


In the VILLAGE HALL on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, at 7-30 p.m.


Admission; Adults SOp; Children 30p j : c lu b


ELTROPICANO NELSON


THIS SATURDAY NIGHT


DANOINO THROUGH TILL TWO w i th


Admission FREE before 10*30 60p eftor


FASCINATION SUBJECT TO CLUB ftULES


KIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


THE MAYOR AND MAYORESS (Councillor and Mrs T- Robinson) will be attending


00—WEEKEND WORLD 35—THE. NEW


00—THE KICK OFF 05—FILM PREMIERE


THE REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE at


WHITEWELL PARISH CHURCH on Sunday, November 9th, 1975 at 10*45 a.m.


After the service, the Mayor will lay a wreath on the War Memorial at Dunsop Bridge.


50—CELEBRITY , DOCUMENTARY s


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB Wellgato — Tolophono 2358S


THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6th 3rd. s p o r t s Qmz : ROUND BRADLOW TROPHY


00—SONGS OF PRAISE 25—POLDARK


SOCIAL CLUB V BEECH TREE HOTEL LANE END HOTEL v NALGO


SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8th Organ Susan, Drums John


JACKSON MAIN TRIO • SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 0th


CHRIS GU V AN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th Tombola with, a dliference


Vocal BONANZA a-is Games and: Dancing. Concert nights.


■ Friends and visitors welcome DOUBLE


C30 next weak 4 — 1 (won)


17 — 7 — 7 (Won) £50 next week


TREBLE A r ' ★ j c . ,Tcl. 22342 STARDUST CLUB


RIBBLESDALE SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB RAILWAY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tonight, Thursday, 6th November


TUPPERWARE P AR TY - One for the Ladios


Saturday, 8th Novembor


' S C O T T DARNLEY This lad Is just great .


Sunday, 9th Novomber


LU N C H T IM E S TA G Don’t be late


Tuesday, 11th November W TOM BO LA


ednesday, 12th Novembor


Tom b o la w ith a difference Presented by the Table Tennis League TOTE SATURDAY M1-75, 6*14. SNOWBALL No. 10,


TURKEY DRAW 1st 17269, 2nd 16770 TOTE 6*11*75 £20. SNOWBALL £14.


★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE


JON’S TAXIS WHALLEY 3537


.Weddings A Speciality Parties and Contracts, etc.


THAT WE ARE NOW FULL TIME


ROYAL OAK DARTS AND FOOTBALL CLUB


on Friday, November 7th, 1975 8 p.m. — 1 a.m.


DISCO DANCE


DANCING TO Y2'/2


at LOW MOOR PARISH HALL Tickets 65p including supper


LICENSED BAR


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Waddlngton Branch


. Remembrance


Sunday Service November 9th, 1975


ST HELEN’S CHURCH, WADDINGTON 10-45 a.m.


Members to parade at the Waddlngton Bowling and Soda! Club at 10-30 a.m.


BRANCH ANNUAL MEETING To be held at The Higher Buck Inn


on Wednesday, November 12th at 8-00 p.m. ST JOHN’S CHURCH, HURST GREEN CHRISTMAS FAYRE


in the HURST GREEN MEMORIAL HALL, on Saturday, November 15th at 2-30. p.m.


Opener: MRS E. SLINGER. Stalls, Tombola, Teas, etc. 1 Admission 5p.


CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL


WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE


NOVEMBER 12th


at Chipping Village Hall — 7-30 p.m.


Admission 25p, including tea and biscuits.


WEDNESDAY


CLITHEROE AREA W.l. SHOW COMMITTEE


WHIST AND


DOMINO DRIVE FRIDAY


NOVEMBER 7th, 1975 at 7-30 p.m.


IN DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL


Adults 35p Children 20p SAWLEY READING ROOM


WHIST DRIVE AND


DOMINOES to be held in the


NOVEMBER 10th at 7-45 p.m.


SCHOOLROOM MONDAY


Admission 35p Including refreshments. SLAIDBURN SCHOOL


WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


at SLAIDBURN VILLAGE HALL


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th at 7-45 p.m.


Admission 35p. Children’s Dominoes 15p. ^ .


BOWLAND FOREST . Y.F.C.


BINGO at the. -.


PARKERS'ARMS, NEWTON


NOVEMBER 11th Commencing 7-45. p.m.


TUESDAY,


ADMISSION 30p Including Refresh- menta


• BOWLAND FOREST YFC v - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th BONFIRE


■ ffom 6^0 p.m. at


DUNSOP BRIDGE PLAYING FIELD


FOLLOWED BY ' ' DANCE & BARBECUE


from B-30 to 12 p.m. at


DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL


ADMISSION 30p (including barbecue).


THE RAMBLERS' ASSOCIATION


North East Lancashire Area (Ctltheroo Group)


ANNUAL GENERAL


, MEETING Wednesday, November 12th


RIBBLESPALE SCHOOL 7-30 p.m. Start living & Start Dancing — Learn the easy way


Teaching — WALTZ, QUICKSTEP; CHA-CHA-CHA and many more - -


LEARN TO DANCE FOR CHRISTMAS popular dances. -.


■ Set amidst the aide worlde atmosphore of Stonyhurst, The Shlreburn Arms Is In fact, a ' Continental Restaurant, specialising InJIallqn foods and wlne.:: ; ;


You’ll lova the place, oak beams llnking qualnt alcove? lined with palptlnga and antique : l ....................


-


You'll appreciate the service In the bar, the intimate atmosphere of the restaurant, and the ’


copper and brass. > ............. way you're looked after.


t •. v ,p e o p le ) a speciality, HursI Green. .Tel. Sionyhurs| Z08, - ' ■ . ( or special Christmas menu to Individual choice.


Open.daily kmctl 1? lioon to J p.rn.(^fCond0tebra). 7p.rn. to 10jp.m. Weddings, parties and conlorenras (dining room lor 30-40 “ i, .•


, i ^ " rY r t '9 ,rY7° ..v.


- BOOKINGS NOW BEINO TAKEN (or Christmas Day and Christmas Lunclwon dinner parties, Extensive a la carta menu' , '*


.................


' ADULTS OVER-18-TUITION 7-15 TO $15 P.M. FOLLOWED BY GENERAL PRACTICE TO , f . 19-90 P.M. COURSE COMMENCES


THIS SUNDAY


£1.50 MEMBERSHIP AND ENROLMENT FEE FOLLOWED BY SOp EVERY SUNDAY- Te|. ■ 53498 for details or call In and enrol


3 COURT SCHOOL OF DANCING


9-41 KingWIliamiSL. B|Rckbilrn,.Over Burtons Tailors. Licensed bar with \ "Scottish and Newcastle Beers.


1 - '


: TOSSIDE CHURCH A n n u a l


S a le o f W o r k : IN THE INSTITUTE


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15th at 2-0 p.m.


Admission.1Sp Including tea - and biscuits


WHIST and DOMINO


, DRIVE IN THE INSTITUTE


; .SATURDAY, NOV. 15th at 7-45 p.m.


Admission, Adults 30p Chit-


, dren15p Including supper Proceeds ’for church restore-


' . ' tion funds. __________ i c i S U N D A Y , N O V E M B E R 9 t h T H E WAGON


MARVIN DUO COMEDY DUO


; First time at the Club


SUNDAY LUNCH - FREE DRAW SUNDAY EVENING


CHRISTMAS TURKEY DRAW CHIPPING SHOW SOCIAL COMMITTEE WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE in the Craven Heifer Hotel, Chaigley


on Monday, November 10th Admission 35p Including Supper 7-45 p.m. Start


BLACKBURN MUSIC SOCIETY


AUTUMN CONCERT KING GEORGE'S HALL BLACKBURN


SAT., NOVEMBER 15th at 7-30 p.m.


St Nicolas


Organ Concerto . Coronation Anthems


.


Ben]. Britten Poulenc Handel


Manchester Mozart Orchestra


Tickets from Public Hall, Blqckbum.


• • CLITHEROE NATURALISTS SOCIETY LECTURE THE ICE AGE -


OPENCAST MINING Mr G. M. Heys (Padlham) Thursday,


Novomber 13th


RIBBLESDALE ADULT CENTRE, 7-30 p.m, New members weloome


LOW MOOR CLUB


EVERYTHING AS USUAL a n d


for your entertainment


IW » \\\Y V \\\\\\\\\\\\\\ CLAIMING DATE'


EKRY SAT. 10 in . — 4 i,n. ADMISSION FDEE


FLEA MARKET


Old Fire Engine Stables pbekray Street; Colne


Pendleton Village Hill CHRISTMAS


W H IS T DRIVE


' THURSDAY, DEC, 11th l^ \V \\3 \\\\\\V \v \\\v


BSD MANOR HALL — MILTHORNE AVENUE G O S P E L CAMPAIGN


From Nov. 8th till 23rd Conducted by


MAURICE NEWMAN, OF PEHTH with a message for today — (or everyone.


Saturday at 7 p.m., Sunday at 6-30 and 8 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at 8 p.m.


CHICDREN — Monday lo Thursday al 6-30 pm. RADIES' BRIGHT HOUR — Wodnosday al 2-45 pm


TEENAGERS — Monday al 8 p.m.


EHANKFIMAV-CimiSTOPlURLEE‘(iERALpiNF.CllAPUN')aXPIEHREUSSH ' IN A H


• • M


BICIIAROaiAMBEBLAlN-MICHAELWRK.,^.^ K RIlAD IFSTiR H


K.IlAlHlO RO'Rm'K MH RUVM TECHNCCtCR" IWaSBYPEUJX? . SIMON WARD-FAYEDCNAWW.w-,


‘ THE fOl’R MUSKETEERS" IIIA


IM INA-M DNM, (,|||VDUM Al *r*«7t ttio * *4 y 1 ' . v - i v


ALEXANDER SAIKIND fT^RcvTngcor MibdyJA OLIVER REED*HAQL'Ftl. WELCH ‘


MUSKETEERS FOUR


Tel. 23278 GrandKinema Tel. 23278 THURS., FRI. & SAT. AT 7-30 p.m.


CIVIC HALL THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN (A)


WEEK COMMENCING NOVEMBER 10th Mon. to Sat. at 7>30 p.m; What could bft


. ; better than


' . The Three Musketeers?


MOBILE OFFICE WOULD SERVE


RURAL AREAS


A'MULTI-PURPOSE mobile office may be nurow j by the Ribble Valley Council to Improve ita Hnks the public .in rural areas.


An outline plan to buy pnd .


convert a yan for this purpose has been recommended for


the approval of the full council


. The 'offieo,- considered by th e council’s management


" ................ ^ F in e d ^ 4 0 ! A COLLISION on Longsight


■Road;' Clayton-le-Dale, cost Danny John Malier (27), of Central'Avenue;' ClitherQe, a £40 fine'at Clitheroe Magis-


■ trates’ Court “for driving a •lorry without; due carg: and attention;- ’


Chief; In8p. 'T .'J . Sumner :


•said Maher twice:tried to ‘ overtake, he collided with the rear of a car and went through • a hodge, • ■


Maher, in a letter to the ’


court, said he went into the hedge to avoid u car in front.


fey the nibble' Valley Policy and Resources Committee.


team as the best means nf the public


wide range of potential uses the committee was told. I t could provide facilitie,-


for ren t and mortgage ml inents, for rate payments and


p o s s ib ly - ip the longer tem for pension payments, it


exhibition centre, p po]]jng station, for general or tg provide facilities jn event of a local emergency


60 be vsed for an


_ Chief Executive Officer Mr Michael Jackson said it was


envisaged that the unit could


.*?? operated by present council staff, Should the plan receive


:thg full council's backing, trial : itineraries will be drawn up by the officers. One factor that would have to be taken into c o n s id e r a t io n would he whether the present offices in L o n g r id g e should remain open-


and the council, Would have a un - :< j |


MELl Mr Peter Mellor.l


-.were married at Gi| Barnoidswick, on The bride, a sales a:l the daughter of Mrl Iiogan and the late J Rogan. The bridegl farmworker.


Hall Farm, Gisburnl June Marjorie K| Queen Street, Bari


-.-Given away by hd Mr Kenneth Rogan I wore a white dressl sleeves, and a j |


r


.. . trimmed with lace I ried red and white | lily-of-the-valley. Bridesmaids ul Karen Rogan, brill


CYRlI GO B THEl


RALLYING is petrol-thirsty spl case as four merl Club proved at |


T0S8IDE INSTITUTE LAMB


DOMINO DRIVE


3 A T U R D A Y NOVEMBER 8th at 7-45 p.m.


Admission 30p: children 15p including supper


ROCHESTER FOLK CLUB at the


WHITE BULL HOTEL, ROCHESTER


TONIGHT \ Next week!


PAT RYAN


ALL HALLOWS, MITTON MEN'S EFFORT


Out at a Party? '


Down at the Club? so


§ M & NS |


FOH: Any kind of muelo. Any kind gt place. Back


Xjgp.


MIKE COLLINS DISCO


T e l Burnley 83842. NOW! n ■■


Clitheroe Parish Church Mothers' Union


JU M B L E SALE


TOMORROW (FRIDAY)


, NOVEMBER 7th' IN THE UPPER SCHOOL


ADMISSION 3p. 6-30 p el' REFRESH MEN^S


" c l a im in g D A lt^ " SLAIDBURN Y.F.C.


DOMINO drive in Slaldburn


CHRISTMAS WHIST and


Village Hall ^


Wednesday, N°v' 1 7- 45 p.m. ..


Power \ Unlimited \


formula one STOCK CAR RACING FINALE


s i i i s *5 Close etc. .


WHITE CITY STADIUM


MANCHESTER Saturday


N o v e m b e r 8*'* 7 . 0 0 p -m -


See the 197SSaason0" in style


I


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


in the Institute v


Friday, November 14th at 7-30 p.m.


ADMISSION 35p ~ ~


injure in fall


A CLITHEROE ml en g in e er was y | “satisfactory” in Royal Infirmary a!| 28ft in an accidenlf Cement works on Mr Laurence Ha|


of Kirkmoor Road, I visor for Havrisonl in g in K en d a l l Clitheroe, sufferol fractured leg and a | and foot. ■ He was c a r r l


mainlenimce work f metal, which vl hoisted up, slip knocked, him off T


platform to the gi| Mr Harrison, vT


ried, has worked f l Engineering, run ll brother Paul, foi| years.


' I t is the first nl firm has had in its | trading.


• P r in t wj fo r sale!


BARROW’S 1»| print works, at p | used, is to be put il Owners Tcotalll


^submitted an apJ demolish some nfl ings and advertise I sale, a spokesmarl this week.


I Tliu factory was!


■of-some controvcil when th e cosml


-.Faberge consider! ing it into theiil headquarters. 'I opposition from r | dents and eventual -fell through.


Help tej plea


■ • local textile i • ..'.“Pen made b E'ey "Council. “* The call


. ernment tc imports in oi


AN urgent . . .. meeting of tli


’ • Resour t-.this week, ;heard^thaV''


;V.'\v®®7off®ing .j-.treation.oLj


SIghiffcance ' .rcSppemjiloynie]


'■'^.Llt,;was fel ■*v, job creation'!


^ R ibW e f ] .enunent slioi


iiex«le>’duht | f e e-,2 l P


For the club too.i


second places in t lf heat of the Total I Drive and are now f the national finals [ on December 5th


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