__ icr 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, May 8th, 1975 g


mm WEEKEND. — — -V I E W IN G '—


SATURDAY ,BBC-T ■


9-00—BARNABY 9-15—LASSIE’S RESCUE RANGERS


9- 3 5 -W H Y DON’T YOU


10-00—HOMES FROM HOME


10-25—KONTAKTE 10-


12-00—CAMP RUNAMUCK 12-25—WEATHERMAN 12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-05—TOM AND JERRY 5-15—NEWS 5-30—DR WHO 5-55—DIXON OF DOCK GREEN


6-45—SATURDAY NIGHT x AT THE MOVIES \ ■ “Up Periscope,” starring James Gamer, Edmond O’Brien


8- 9-


10- 11-


11- 12-


YARWOOD 9-55—NEWS SEASON ROSE


05—MATCH OF THE 05—THAT’S LIFE


12-40—WEATHERMAN \ Granada


9-15—CRICKET IN THE MIDDLE


9- 10—PLAY GUITAR 10-10—THE AMAZING CHAN AND THE CHANCLAN


10-30—SATURDAY MATINEE Margaret Rutherford and Ron Moody in “The Mouse .


on the Moon”


12-00—SHANG A LANG 12-30—WORLD OF SPORT


5.10—NEWS 5-


6- 20—NEW FACES


G-20—SALE OF THE CENTURY


Tcrry-Thomas, Lionel Jeffries and Bernard Cribbins in "You Must


Be Joking”


8-40—'TARBUCK — AND ALL THAT!


0-10—THRILLER James \ Maxwell and Keith v Barron m “Good Salary — Prospects — Free Coffin"


10- 30—NEWS


10-45—APPOINTMENT WITH FEAR Ray Milland in "Black Noon”


12-05—MAN IN A SUITCASE


BBC 2


7-40—1-30 p.m.—OPEN UNIVERSITY


3-00—SATURDAY CINEMA


'■ “Tamahine,” starring Nancy Kwan


6-05—WESTMINSTER 6-35—NEWS AND SPORT 6-


7- 8-


SLENDER MEANS


9- 00—NEWS ON 2 0-05—NETWORK


9-35-FILM NIGHT 10-05—PARADISE LOST 9-


11- 12-


50—THE VIRGINIAN


SUNDAY BBC 1 JEEVAN


10-00—KONTAKTE ' 10-


SERVICE


30—'THE 60 70 80 SHOW 00—I SEE WHAT YOU


MEAN '


12-25—BEFORE THE ARK 1-00—FARMING 1-25—PARENTS AND CHILDREN.


1-50—NEWS HEADLINES 1- 2-


55—MRBENN


“Flight From Singapore,” starring Patrick Allen, William


Abney, Partick Holt


„ 3-25—WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MOTOR RACING


35—LOOK — MIKE 05—CANNON


4-00—TELEVISION TOP OFTHE FORM


4-25—DISNEY CARNIVAL 4-


WORLDOF ’ DISNEY 5-


45—'THE GOLDEN 5- 15—STORYTELLER 6-


6- 7- 7-


8-


9- 9-


10- 11-


9- 10-


10- 11-


50—THE BIG FILM 12-


1- 2-


2- 3-


25—CARRIE’S WAR 50—MONACO GRAND


PRIX 05—NEWS 15—ANNO DOMINI


00—SONGS OF PRAISE 25—THE BROTHERS 15—A WARTIME


SCREEN "Waterloo Road,” starring Stewart Granger. 30—NEWS


40—OMNIBUS


55—MIDDLE EAST 20—WEATHERMAN


Granada 30—CHECKMATE 00—THE CROWNING GLORY


10-30—WITNESS TO YESTERDAY


50—CARTOON 00—MR SMITH MEETS


11-25—CARTOON 11-


THE PLANNERS 30—SKIPPY


1-10—THE BEACHCOMBERS


35—OUT OF TOWN 05—THE 110UNDCATS


Joan Crawford and Robert Young in “Goodbye My Fancy”


5-25—CARTOON 5- 6-


GO


10- 10- 11-


7-55—THE SUNDAY FILM 00—NEWS


15—VILLAGE HALL 15—STRANGE REPORT


BBC 2


7-40—1-05 p.m.—OPEN UNIVERSITY


1-50—CRICKET 6- 7-


8-


45—SING COUNTRY 25—RUGBY SPECIAL


10—THE GIRLS OF9- ABOUT US 15—THE GLEN


CAMPBELL MUSIC SHOW


00—THE BRAHMS SYMPHONIES


9-40—SUNDAY CINEMA “Privilege,”


11-20—NEWS ON 2 11-25—CLOSEDOWN


PILKY'S


TELEPHONE 22010. LUNCHES DAILY


FOOD SERVED EVERY EVENING 6 to 10-30


, Friday, May 9 th


FP ADDINGTON SOCIAL and BOWLING CLUB


SATURDAY, MAY lOlh DETROIT


Admission 3©p — Members only Right of admission strictly■ reserved


em iw m im ^m iiJ S iam t^ ^m m m m aisz u iisia sssEsa Wlialley Abbey CLITHEROE TQW.N COUNCIL


TOWN MAYOR’S SUNDAY MAY 18th, 1975


The Worshipful the Town Mayor (Councillor Leo Wells) proposes to attend. Mass at St. Michael and St John’s Catholic Church, Lowcrgatc, Clithcroe, on Sunday morning, May 18th, and trusts he may be accompanied in procession to .the Church by re-, sidents and in particular by those serving in a public capacity or in various social and welfare organisations in the Town. Mass commences at


11-0 a.m.


The arrangements arc os follows:— I'l) tAU organisations ip'articipating should be assembled m iCQiurch Street by 40-30 a.m. prompt. .Personnel (except the Mayor’s party as mentioned below) should report to the Police Officers marslihUing the procession;


(2) Uniforms, armlets, lodges or other distinguishing should bo worn; former OVhijiore arc reminded that it is


customary for medallions to be worn on this occasion.


(3) iCouncillors, Magistrates and ladies and ‘G c n t^ e n of the town should assemble nt the Town HalL The Town


• * May»r will receive at 10-US a-m.


(4) (The route for the procession will be: Mhrliet P la c e - King lime—dJowergate. lOn reaching the entrance to


' 15 fThc: return route for tire procession will he :Ixm create— BERT JONES


- pass through; the band go past the entrance to face WUout;


Itlve chuntii the procession will open out on each side or the toad and allow the Town Mayor and ins party to


The Town Mayor trusts the.various individuals and organ!- \


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■... C t lt h c ra e .. . . Sth AUy, 1»W; • .


Town Mayor's PaHeor.; * Church Street, ■


■. • • ■ =>: - - .• ■. ■ ■-;•••.» ...1


‘ will l>o reformed and accompany the Town (Mayor back lo the Town Hall where it will open out btfaJn, allow tho Town Mayor and bis party to pass through ana then disperse.


satlons will support him on this ocoaaloJ. Tajr^a^ .


. * ./Town d«rk> < ■


Moor l im e—>Oastlo . Street—(Market Placc Oiurch Street. >On tho termination o f the Service tlio procession


- . rj/vuauit cANDiD'AneE •


wishes to thank all those who helped and supported him during the recent Rlihble Valley Conn' oil (By-Election ■; F / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /J


GILBERT & SULLIVAN CONCERT


by Leyland S. Ambrose Players WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, at1 7-45 p.m.


60p including Refreshments * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


DISCO 2000 AD One of the North’s


Leading Disco Agencies


Why Not Give Us A Ring For Your Special Occasion


PLUS EQUIPMENT HIRE SERVICE


Telephone Nelson 62077. 62001.


u m i/ tfiiiiiiiiim J iiH H ) ACCRINGTON’S 2nd


ANTIQUE & COLLECTORS


FAIR in the TOWN HALL, ACCRINCTON


collectors—Antiques, Porcelain, Jewellery, Coins, Victorian*, Books etc.'*


9-30 a.m. to 5-0 p.m. SATURDAY, MAY 17th f'AtaolDtklf everythinr for the


Adolts ISp, Children and OAP's Refreshments All Day am m w . v


Spend A Bubbly Saturday With Action at—


NELSON STADIUM, . v. - Carr iRoad, Nelson. .


Formula One Stock Car


Racing( World Champion­ ship Qualifying Round) Gr Champagne Stakes


featnrinr 'The Wolfeoden Brothers, WalotnMi iXtiandeU, dose, etc.


SATURDAY. MAY 10th, at 7-30 p.m.


Adm. 80p, Children, OAP's 40p W n V A ’V W W i


. Clitheroe Flower iClub COFFEE


MORNING Sagar House, Church 'Street


Saturday, 10th May 10 to 12 Noon


Tombola— Cako Stall— .. Bring,and Buy


,ADMISSION !Op .


RIBBL'E VALLEY FOOTBALL . LEAGUE PLAY-OFF-


GHATBURN AMR’S ARMS at SHAWIBRIDCE


FRIDAY, MAY 9th Klek-Off 6 -30 p.m.


law rensoFTt r o ph y


CLITHEROE AMATEHR


LEAGUE XI


- SUNDAY. MAY 11th . : Kick-Off 3-0 p.m.


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N. LANCS LEONARD CHESHIRE HOME ■ Clitheroe and (District Support Croup .


A CHEESE & WINE EVENING


oh WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th at 8 p.m. at WESTCROFT, RIMINGTON


■ (By .KInd Pormlwlon o f Mr and Mr, C. P. Shaw)


. - BRINC and BUY— BRIC-A-BRAC— TOMBOLA TICKETS SOp


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IM A G E K30 EH RKI BBS (RSI MSB


Wednesday, May 14<th SLY iOOTS


35—SURVIVAL 05—NEWS


6-15—PRIVATE LIVES 6- 7-


30—BARNABY JONESDnnsop Bridge Village Hall1 30—SUNDAY MATINEE


THE ANNUAL WARDROBE SALE ON


55—STARS ON SUNDAYWEDNESDAY, MAY 21sf. 25—DOCTOR ON THE


from 2 p.m.— 8 p.m.


Ladies*, Gent’s pand Children’s Clothing, etc. Also Ever Popular Home Made Cake Stall.


Perhaps you have .something you would like to give for this effort-.


Tel. Dunsop Bridge 279 NO ADMISSION CHARGE


TEA AND BISCUITS AVAILABLE


50—NEWS REVIEW 25—THE WORLD


Over dMO per week can be won, Saturday night and Sunday morning. Join us at the Legion


00—WEEKEND WORLD


ROYAIL BRITISH LEGION iWHAUDEY IbOAD, CLTEHEROE.


EVERY FRIDAY EVENING


TOMBOLA & - DANCING' Dyes Down 8-30 p.m.


£10 Snowball SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS DANCING To Orgfan and 'Drams — Spot Prizes CLUB 10—THE WONDERFUL


FOR YOUR WEDDING OR PARTY - DINE AND DANCE


10—FILM MATINEE Luncheons Daily 12 noon, till 2 p.m


HOT-BAR SHACKS” COL© Sunday High Telai 4 — 6 p.m. ■ S


"'VARIED MEHU BUFFET MENU


i G CIVIC HALL Tsl. 23278 GRAND K1NEMA Tel. 23278 |


THURSDAY, IFRiliDAY, SATURDAY at 7 -3 0 p.m. The greatest of all American adventure stories. Mark Twain’s HUCKLEBERRY FINN (ti).


CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE. Tel. 2 2 5 5 0. 00—NAIZINDAGI 30—MORNING. -


MONDAY TO SATURDAY at 7 730 p.m. FROM THE SMASH SUSF>ENSE'NOVEL OF THE YEAR !


THE ODESSA FILE V '


. M-)


starring |ON' VOIGHT, MAXIMILIAN SCHELL Manhunt, spicod with danger— Sunday 'Express. - ; A fast moving thriller— Daily Mirror.


Tension end intrigue, a fascinating story— Daily Express.


May we take this opportunity of thanking all the people who supported our 1975 'Festival.


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CLITHBRlOE SOCIAL CLUB TVEULG'ATE — TELEPHONE 23585 SATURDAY, MAY 10th .


'• Organ—Susan Drains—John


. LEE FRANCES RON FRASER


SUNDAY, MAY l l t l i ■ Pops and (Ballads


Games and Dancing—Old Yyme and Modem lb Organ and Drums. Friends and Visitors Welcome ,


DOUBLE 15 — 5 WON £30 Next Week TpagBlLB '


7 _ 8 — 24 NOT WON £50 Next Week


Methodist LPMAA Anniversary


SATURDAY ■ EVENING


..MEETING


j May lOtli, 7-30 p.m. Trinity 'School, Parson Lane, Qifhieiroe -


Chairman: Mr J. K. Bowkcr


Speakor: Mr H. Archer, of Doncaster


EL TROPBCANO NELSON


THIS SATURDAY NIGHT DIRECT FIRIOM ‘VIEW FACES” GULLIVER


ADMISSION (FREE BEFORE 10-30 — 50p AFTER . SUBJECT TO CLUB RULES


COFFEE EVENING WILL BE HELD ON


WEDNESDAY, 'MA!Y‘ 14'tli, 1975 FROM 7-0 UNTIL 9-0


at ST DENY’S HOME, PIMLICO RD, CLIfTHEROE


TOMBOLA, BRING and BUY, WHITE ELEPHANT, PRODUCE, CAKES.


ADMISSION 15p INCLUSIVE OF REFRESHMENTS In Aid of the Church .of England Children’s Secicfy.


y v w u w w u w v vw v v v v v u vw v s * MOTOR RACING organised by Lancashire A.C.


Morning practice starts 1-30 p.m. approx. SUNDAY, 11th MAY


Bar and refreshments — Adults 6 0p; Child 1 0 p ------Free parking (subject 80p min. car)


LONGRIDGE CIRCUIT i v v w v s w w w v s v v v v v w i v y w w w i


ISOaOOCmiOOCaOOQOnOOOOOOQOOQ


CLAIMING DATE Chatburn Playing Fields Committee


GALA DAY JUNE 21st


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Rimington & D is t r ic t


Horticultural 'Society FLORAL ART DEMONSTRATION


by Mr P. A . Askew, of Long Preston


TUES', MAY 13th at 7-30 p.m.


In RIMINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE


Plant Stall, Tombofa, Coffee and Biscuits


Admrssion 10p at the door THE FABICEIIS ARMS HOTEL


NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND Telephone Slaidburn 236 or 612 HAVE MUCH TO OFFER


EXCEEDINGLY GOOD, ATTRACTIVELY PRESENTED FOOD AT -


EXCEPTIONALLY REASONABLE PRICES.


A VERY NICE SETTING FOR YOUR WEDDINC RECEPTION OK PRIVATE PARTY.


• DINNER EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.


An Example of tho Main Courses Served on tho Menu aro as follows T-Bone Steak


Fillet Steak


Scotch Salmon with Prawn Sauce Deep Fried Scampi


■


Duckling Turkey Quail


Pheasant Chicken Breast a la Supreme


The Quality and Variety of OUR.BAR MEALS is Sceond-To-Nonc an<l We Serve Them Every Day. from 12 Noon to 2 p.m. (excopf Sun f Lunchtime) and from 8 to l0-30 p.ni. Every Evening (Sun. until ■ . p.m.). -


J.y


The Dining Room is available for Business Conferences from Tucs . until Friday.


.


. Luncheons) Afternoon and High Teas ip the Dining'.Room Dally ■


" | except • Monday.' '


SPRING FAIR FESTIVAL HALL, CTSBURN


Manor Hall, Clithcroe USUI ANNUAL


CONFERENCE SATURDAY, 'MAY 10th


| 3-0 to 3-30 p.m.— PRAYER and PRAISE


13- 1


14 - 30 to 4-30 p.m.— ’ MINISTRY


• INTERVAL FOR TEA (•Fully ‘Provided) .


16-0 to 7-45 p.m.— MINISTRY Speakers expected—


MR ALEX WISEMAN . (Northampton)


MR, COLIN OAVANACH (Prestwidi, Manchester) g o sp el ser v ic e SUNDAY. MAY 11th


Speaker: MR PALETTHORPE (Blackburn)


LADIES’ FELLOWSHIP WEDNESDAY. 'MAY 14th at 2-45 p.m.


Tosside Institute WHIST &


' DOMINO DRIVE


SATURDAY, M AY 17th at 7 -4 5 p.m.


Adm. 30p incl. Supper


| Children’s (Dominoes 15p ALL FOOD PRIZES


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SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY


SUNDAY, MAY 11th Services 1-30 and 7-30 p.m.


SATURDAY, MAY 1 Oth 1 at 3 -0 p.m.


The Hall, Lowergate Ladies’ Guild


JUMBLE SALE at 2-0 p.m.


SATURDAY, MAY 10th, Admission- 3p


Refreshments Available jimxxxxxxxiouoooooooooooiiaro 1 .VIA/U


Preacher: MR ,R. COOK of Blackburn


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COIN and STAMP FAIR BANKPIELD HOTEL, Bradford 'Road, Bmgley


SUNDAY, MAY 11th 10-0 a.m. 'to 6-0 p.vn Admission 15p


Buy and Sell with Dealors. Collection and Oddments


I Valued and 'Purchased. N.N.N Songs by the ‘Servant* Of The Son*


All Methodist and Other . Friends Invited. Collection '


SDlSSISl I IH Black


I pi^irkhurn 5b W ! Today until Saturday


1. Jack Nlcbolsoo’a Award Winner ___


t h e h a s t d e t a il 2dS, 5-30, 8*50 ..(X)


DAVID NIVEN as Coant Dracola I


. VtAiMPIRiA 4-00, 7-20 <AA)


Z. JON VOIGT, MAXIMILIAN | SC1IELL


.


SWEDISH IX)VE ‘GLVMES 3-25, e-10, 8-5S <X)


Sop. Shows 2 30. 5-30. 3-00 CA) Tlay U you dare


THE ODESSA FILE


VttRGIN TOVJEB 2d5, 5-00, 7-45


(X>


4. PJ3TEH FONDA in tho chilling I OPEN SEASON


2-00, MS, 8-35 <X> -


TAMAllA DODSON—the dynamic I (X)


OLEOrtVlItA JONES 3-15, 7-05,


Sunday, May l l t l i .and a l l! week


UNIT 1- When a ear craahea into j your bedroom . . . don’t call the J


cons . . . they ARE the cops! ALAN ARKIN, JAMES CAAN


FREEBIE AND THE BElAN


etoWs 2-30, 6-33, 6-00 (X) 30 to 6-0 p.m.— ____________


UNIT 2. BRUCE 1.EE, JOHN I SAXON in the supreme ad»entute film


ENTER THE DRAGON


&O0, 5-25. 8-50 (X) ind the first Eastern Western


KUNG BOXER 3-40, 7-05


(XI UNIT 3. Two for the hoys . . DIEVTL’B


PLAYTHING 2-45,* 5-55, 9 05


(X ) >


WIDE OPEN 4*15. 7-30 <X)


UNIT 4. . The hip lauch-tn! MICHAiETa CAINE, NOEL


COWARD, TONY 1VECKLEY, BENNY 2DLL


T he itaetan JOB


2-liO, S05, 9-00 <U) also in a very orlcioal, funny film


WALTER. TVIAlTTilAU, ELAINE MAY


A NEW LEA!F 3-50. 7-15


(U) .


Children must be accompanied by adnlts >at evening efcowe.


StfaAs 55p„ COp.a © p. Onld 30p. i


Clitheroe! (E) Townswomen’s Li*il>l "


1NV1T.E YOU TO A


*■•»'»♦***'***■*”*■ *■*♦■** * * The Langroyd Halt Folk Club. Colne.


B*frt««aWi Tto WAGOUWYM THIS SUNDAY, WAY tllh.


- SUNDAYS at §4


JAKE THACKERY TICKETS ONLY


Next Week: Hamish Imlach * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I


X/WWWWWWtAAAAA/WWWWVl j Ribblcsdalo Nursery School .


.


JUMBLE SALE TONIGHT (Thursday),


MAY 8th, at 6-45 IN THE SCHOOL


------------------------------- ------ -- ' / CHEESE & WINE EVENING


at the STARKIE ARMS, CLITHEROE


THURSDAY, 'MAY 15th 7-30 to 9-30 o.m.


TOMBOLA— RAFFLE Admission 40p


Cal tiers tones1 Revue and1 Dramatic Society Wlialley—L


p resent - H.M.S. PINAFORE IN THE HOSPITAL THEATRE •


ON WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 21st, 22nd, 23rd; 24th, NIGHTLY AT 7-30 p.m.


ADULTS 50p, OAP 40p (Wednesday). CHILDREN 35p . REDUCED RATES FOR BLOCK BOOKINGS


RING WHALLEY 2121 or 3564 AFTER 5-30 p.m. ANNUAL SPRING CLEAN ST ANDREW’S, SLAIDBURN GENTLEMEN '


: THURSDAY, MAY 15th, at 6 -0 p.m. LADIES


FRIDAY, MAY 16th, at 101-0 a.m.


VOLUNTEERS THANK YOU - GEO. H. GAZE, Rector.


Look at


Our Grade’s home


A P A R T Y o f 13 Sabden ■women went to see .the home o f Lancashire lass Grade


Fields on the Isle of Capri, during their holiday in Italy. The party flew from Lon­


don to Romb and then moved to their permanent- base for the five-day trip, Sorrento.


The holiday was organised by Mrs Ann Nuttall, of Gar­


dener's Row, Sabden. The group went on a number of. excursions including one to the ruins of Pompeii.


“That turned out to be a


disappointment,” said Mrs Nuttall, “because the people


who look after the ruins were on strike so we couldn’t' go


inside. r "But we a ir enjoyed the


. holida'y. The weather was lovely and the excursions were interesting.” Mrs Nuttall organises a trip


each year and she now has the pleasant problem o f choosing between • Paris, Austria and Venice for next year.


«c


• jti/ u tiiitiiitiiiiiu i/ i/ n ’Clitheroe Ladies'’ Circle


GOOD AS


NEW SHOP 50 PARSON LANE,


/ / / / / / ; ininniiiniiiiiiiii


SATURDAY, MAY 17th 9 -0 a.m. to 4 -0 p.m


Three at i the top j


A MASSIVE 30-point victory against Bolton-by-Bowland ■


Young Farmors put Ribblcs- dale joint top, with two other teams o f ' the Kibble Valley Netball League.


. ment are the only other teams bo far, arc unbeaten.


BrockhaU and Flexible Rcinfor». '


22. Caldcratones 4; BrockhaU 26- Trutox. Traka 8; Ribblcidale 19 Henthom Trutcx 7; Tnitex Topc» ■5, BrockhaU 6; Young Farmen 0


Results: Flexible Rcinlorccmen'


Ribblesdale 30; Cbtheroe Cramau; 12, Trutex Topper, 5; ClitW


Grammar8, Flexible ReinJorcem,,,' 10; Whiteaere 8, Henthom Trotei «• Trinity YC 1, Trutex Topper, »( Trinity YC 13, Young Farmer, 7'


BrockhaU................... 3 3 0 0 6 Flex. Reinforce.......... 3 3 0 0 $ Ribblesdale................ 3 3 0 0 $ •Clitheroe Grammar..... 3 2 1 o {


P W D L P


Trinity TC................. 4 2 2 0 4 Trutex Toppers.......... 4 2 2 0 4 TrutexTraka.............. 3 i 2 0 2 Whiteaere.................. 2 1 1 0 ’ Henthom Tnitex........ 4 0 4 0 0 Young Farmer*......... 3 0 3 0 0


ColdcretoncB.............. 2 0 2 0 0 i I


The Ga back a big


tenoM the opening production nu


: S t o the final, "Riding , along” , District Scout Council’s “Gang Show


audience on the crest of a wave of ent nev e r jb r e a k s f o r a m om en t . ^ ^ ride througl


youth , CENTRE’S


NEXT


STOP " LANGHO w i l l s o on be another port o f call fo r Lanca­


shire County Councils first mobile youth centre, now operating in Whalley and Rib


Chester.


■The Royal British Legion Hodder Valley Branch


SOCIAL EVENING


Whist & Dominoes Tosside Village Institute


SATURDAY, MAY lOlh at 7-45 p.m.


Adm. 30p— Refreshment*


/WWWWWWVWVA/WWWVWWWWWWMWWWVWWWVWWWW RATHM.ELL YOUNG FARMERS CLUB


WANTED— RATHMELL YOUNG FARMERS CLUB W A N T YOU A'ND 999 OF US AT


HAMMERiTON HALL 'FARM, WICGLESW0RTH . TO DANCE TO THE


f s i ' DAVE-A-TONES" OF YORK— AND THE D) JOSKINS DISCO \


FRIDAY, 'MAY 16fh, 8 -3 0 ip.m. to 1-0 a.m. BAR UNTIL MIDNICHT


\


presented by courtesy of the Dog and Partridge, Tossufc. Tickets 65p from club members or Mr J. Dinsdale


at Long Preston 2 59 , Or Admission on Evening 7jp REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE


* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


STARDUST ★ CLUB f


kjsjsic. TtlvnnvAiT atotut — tel. 2234- T1EUILSDAY, (MhVY 8th


STAG


Wandering Walter — Vivian ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY


SATURDAY, (MAY lflth


GEORGE FARMER & SONS 1 19 noon — a p.m.STAG 'Cover Charge


Great Country and WcStcm f 0* SUNDAY 'LUNCH, ALLY 11th


' Tote IDjoublc Saturday, (May 3rd: 19—6 Snowball Jio. .3 Tote this week LC30 Snowball IE23


'Meat and 'Grocery (Numbers: 1st—14993; 2nd—14998 ; s ' . ■ • ■ The £6,000 centre, in use


for about eight months, will be in Langho one night a week for three ’weeks in June though firm dates are not yet


^CHthcroe’s Youth Leader Mr Geoff Jackson, who runs the centre, has asked Billing- ton Parish Council to' find a


site. He said: “We want a trial


run in Langho before the sum­ mer holidays. We will assesss the need there with a view to making regular visits from


_ September. “Since the centre was intro-


' duced there have been a few modifications and it now has a full-sized screen for films and increased floor area, gained


‘ by moving the coffee bar. •Mr Jackson explained that


any voungsters in Billington and Langho will be able to take part in activities. "We will find out what


activities they would like and probably arrange trips to an ice rink and to other youth clubs. “The centre is slowly devel-


• oping in the Ribble Valley, and as the first in Lancashire it is being closely watched by county officials to gauge the


, need for similar ones in other rural areas.


, .


Liberal tribute


to Bill MEMBERS of the Clitheroe Divisional Liberal Association


stood in silence at their annual meeting in Whalley as a tri­ bute to the memory of their late chairman and president, Mr William Kinder. The acting chairman, Mr Campbell Hopwood, paid tri-


. bute to Mr Kinder’s long years of service and said: “ Bill would wish for no finer memo­ rial than to see a thriving Liberal Association in the Clitheroe constituency. In his annual report, Mr


Hopwood commented that in the present political situation, the Liberal party provided a -ens.ble alternative to the Conservatives. During the meeting, at the


V°f* Inn, officers: o f the Association were elected as follows: Mr C. Hopwood vchairman), Mrs .V. MacMillan


^-chairman), MrT. Cooper


(aecretary/organiser), Mr W. vass (treasurer). Elected to. the executive committee were: Mr B. Cook,


S ; A. MacMillan, Mrs B. Mitchell, Mr J. Slater, Mr A. and Mr J* TiUotson.


. uther members of the / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / ;


jo n ’S Ta x is WHALLEY 3537


Weddings A Speciality


• Parties and Contracts, etc. i 'y / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / A


LOW MOOR CLUB SUNDAY, MAY Hrt


PHIL


CHRISTIAN & friends


, executive committee will be by the various of the Association.


, "


Full steam ahead for f Pinafore


Drero^'d|rstone8 Revue and » S Q Sr ty’s production


20ino.HuS / inafore” i!> now L™5 5head as planned, after S i l “E8ed by in-Inok.


■and S 0/ 8’ castinS troubles in hirindays’ plus diff*culties innged'roB costumes all pro-


' ing^ni-Ht63” 3 S’ and open' month.Bh was Put back a


are confident


: Prodt 24th,


i>rodu^onGaf ert ali? SulKvan ^th wSn\of0™ May 21st-


: Stan Tat • a blg 8uccess. ,


'"8 mhrnB6’ °ne 0f the Iead- 0peret,v^be.ra o f Blackburn role 0f |oc,ety. wiU take the


Staff moron JoseP*1 Porter. Worth Ae” ’ TT


play


Pr^ u c e r ^ P .andJ°acphine. r k cer 13 Bnan .Townsend.


Y'rins, 12?. lord hurt ° f the' Joiners


, ^o-yei^lli ^ e’ h,ia wife and ^ en to hnoro^al18,' ter> were


: Incident nn'^.L after a road CHtieroe h?ro the Whalley-


°n Sunday


vg Stained T V 26-’ ’Wh0 J1


, ^oria: • *.a? Accrington ® face lace^r1 With


to'be* S tlon8> was later a ^i® wifeqT te comfortable.”


^


r r iv in a 'a T r i<2! , ’ wh owas paroline® ' d a u g h t e r


'Wnred.’ ^ t e both slightly


. - ^ e a f t e ^ nr ere f low e d ■The Vestment/ 1


: f e iunc«on^of i aPPencd at ^ad and . i a!e golf club


was involved.


HiIda Ains- Maworth will


(1) “Oh (8) “ Lovi


(3) “Hon (7) “Lifel ■Bye,]


(2) '


6. (15) 7. (18)


8. ( - ) ' 9. (9) ' 10. (4)


11. (16) 12. (14)


13. (—) 14. (20) '


15. (12) ' 16. (11) ' 17. (—)


‘NigH ‘Let | ‘Star,


’Hold •The


’Get ‘Swill ‘Papa ‘Hast] ‘Skim •Phil] 'Iwfl


Lettes|


18. (5) “Fox 19. (—) “A lit 20. (—) “ Love Last week’s]


.0’0thct v e h i c & f c ’ “ d J Chart Compile: t


“Wombling wh week: “Take g]


o f song anc and a half is t ra n sp Orleans, 1 the land o Wild West, Common — few. And the


most of its themes with liant array made on a b hundreds oi are a marve ness, and or beautiful and merrym “ Mardi G Rudolph th( deer — witl


But really


out a few — this week v for themseh the wardrol their nume~ 'As usual


performanct out —- and : the enthus g a n g sho* appeal.


Once agai


is a comple the people Parish Chui that the sho its reputatii There art


numbers wit singing turn


songs in un' SK‘


There are


dramas — o the Wizard


Pedro the fi Wombles a with big cas There arc


numbers fe some of the And there


by the older ers, making


.able absence mers by som impersonatil these items I “girls” chonl hand Rose” | have a trulyl


Unfort unal


impact was I first-night 1 was at times could have n more encourl com e th e i nerves.”


j But Gang S


achievement entertainmen The only tl


those who is “make sun tickets next


Deal chj trd


A TRUSTu Methodist Ch S la te r, of Clitheroe had of 67. Mr Slater, I


Clitheroe an<| of a well-knoj also held oth 1 church.


I In his yol


worked as a tl the Advertisi] the Market later employe] and gardener Short. During th]


similarly emp] shine Home f| a t S ou th p : E liza b e th , | known from tl was a cook. I M r Slate]


member of C| leaves a wido | daughter, Mr] ton, of Burnll Cremation]


Burnley. | |


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