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2 Clitlicroa Advertiser and Times, April 17th, 1975 TS


;i :: ■ t.;- M *


10- j.i '


9-00—BARNABY ' ~ 9-


BBC 1* 1 RANGERS


9- 35—WHY DON’T YOU 10-00—HOMES FROM HOME


SATURDAY ’ 7-10-


15-LASS!E‘S r e s c u e


7- 8-


-ANNE MURRAY IN CONCERT


4 0 - POT BLACK IO-A LEGACY


10-30—NEWS ON 2 10-


‘25—KONTAKTE


10-50—THE VIRGINIAN 12-00—CAMP RUNAMUCK 12-'35-WEATHEBMAN 12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-05—TOM AND JERRY 5-20—NEWS


5-35-DRWIIO 0-00—DIXON OK DOCK GREEN


0-50-SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES


U i ^ “Rio Grande" starring l"* - John Wayne, Maureen '


8- O’Hara 9- OO-CANNON YARWOOD


10- OO-MATCIIOFTIIE DAY


H.OO-THAT’SLIFE 11-


12- 20—WEATHERMAN BBC 2 1 7-10 a.m.—1-30


1- 2-


WORLD


p.m.—OPEN UNIVERSITY


CINEMA “Mystery Submarine” starring James Robertson Justice, Edward Judd, Laurence Payne


1-15—LOVE FROM A TO 7 ,


5-05—THE MONEY PROGRAMME


5.50—WESTMINSTER


(i-20—RUGBY SPECIAL (i-55-NEWS AND SPORT


BBC 1 ■AO


9-00—NAI 'ZlNDAGl NAYA JEEVAN


10-60-k o n ta k t e «a- 11.00—SEEING AND


BELIEVING


11.30—THE 60 70 80 SHOW 12-00—1 SEE WHAT YOU MEAN


r>.25—BEFORE THE ARK I-OO-FARMING 1.25—PARENTS AND CHILDREN


GINGER “Sliall We Dance”


3-55- •1-05


•1.30 5-


6-


6-15 6-50 6- 7-


-l it t l e TOOT -TELEVISION TOP OF THE FORM


WORLD OF DISNEY , ,


S-15 lO-Ofl


i f 0-.">0


-SULA ' " ' -NEWS -ANNO DOMINI -APPEAL -SONGS OF PRAISE -THE BROTHERS -A WARTIME SCREEN “Night Train To


15- 05-


55 25


Mimicli" starring Margaret Lockwood


and Rex Harrison


-NEWS - r i lE SHADOW OF A


11-25-WEATHERMAN GUNMAN BBC 2


7..10—I-U5 p.in.—OPEN UNIVERSITY


Manor Hall, Clitheroe g o s p e l s e r v ic e


i SUNDAY, APRIL 20th (Blackburn)


1, Spc.ikcr: MR C. BEST k


LADIES' FELLOWSHIP WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23rd


id’ V


Miss M. FLETCHER (Bl.nckburn)


•■it 2-45 p.m.


’Tk’A’A’#’****'*^** *■*■**'♦'*■*'' The Langroyd Hall Folk Club. Colne. H gUMDATR .1 !>-« ..m


eildcnl:i: The WAGGO-SERS THIS SUNDAY, AIMUL 20lh


Next Work: HAUWOOD .MAGNA S t Jamos’s Church


MIKE HARDING' Tickets Only


I Working iParty ,


JUMBLE SALE in the School


k ADMESSION Sp P Home Made BcJrcsSuncnls


Saturday, April 19th a t 3-0 ii.ni.


JUMBLE SALE in the


Methodist Church Hall, 'King Street, Whalley


Iti;-. I* ' !' Pi


iFridoy, April 18th lat 7 p.m.


Admission 2p


In aid of \A/halley Cricket Club Pavilion Renovation (Fund.


'i nij' i ' . *


• ?»i- i!i


iiifi: i ‘:iiu


Football a t Shawbridge Saturday, April 19th


^ CLITHEROE DARWEN


Kick-off 3 o’clock 'Admission 20p


r,<-| ‘''.I


Kliti


OAF and Cliildrpn lOp ■/if/iti/iiiiiiniuuntitiit


10-


starring Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers witli Edward Everett Horton, l^ric Blore, Harriet HocLor


-THE WONDERFUL TIIE GAMBLER 30—LOOK — MIKE 9- 00—2ND HOUSE


11- 05-FILM NIGHT 11-35—MIDNIGHT MOVIE "Under Capricorn”


35-NETWORK m e-bin Addyman.


starring Ingrid Bergman, Josepli


j§'


Gotten with Michuel Wiiding, Margaret


Granada *


<1-15-CRICKET IN THE MIDDLE


9-40-PLAY GUITAR S


10- 10—CARTOON A 10-30—SATURDAY MATINEE Fred Gwynne and -J Yvonne de Cario in _


f red e.wynne am. ............ ..a, 10—KAREL REISZ-


12-00—ROCK ON WITH If 12-110-WORLD OF SPORT 5-10—NEWS 5- 6-


. .


20—NEW FACES 20—SALE OF THE


CENTURY


6-50—THE BIG FILM James Stewart, Janet


'll


30-GARDENERS’ 15—SATURDAY ,i.


I.eigh and Robert Ryan in “The Naked


8-10—TARBUCK AND THE TV TIMES aw ard s


Spur”


9.]0_TIIRILLER Gary Coliins and


"1- James Villiers in Doubie Kill”


10-15—APPOINTMENT J 10-30—NEWS


0 1 12-05-


WITH FEAR Lon Chaney Jnr and


Bela Lugosi in “Frankenstein Meets 'I’he Woif Man”


-MAN IN A SUITCASE .8® '!


SUNDAY


(5-15-NEWS REVIEW fi-SU—WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?


7- 8-


ABOUT US


CAMPBELL MUSIC 9- snow


00—NEWS ON 2 "n


0-05—A THOUSAND INSTRUMENTS


1-50-NEWS HEADLINES 1- 2-


il-50-SUND.AY CINEMA “Enter Laughing” starring Jose Ferrer, Shelley Winters,


5 5 -MRBENN 1 0 -FRED AND


11-35—CLOSEDOWN 0- 10- 11-


Elaine May, Jack Gilford and Reni Sanloni


Grasiada


30—CHECKMATE 00—MORNING


ll.flO_51KSMITH MEETS THE PLANNERS :m—SKIPPY


WOUSHII’


i '2.()o_ w e e k e n d w o r l d 1-


IU—TIIE b e a c h c o m b e r


l.,l(t_OUTOFTOWN 2.10—fo o t b a l l 3-05—SUND.AY MATINEE Cary Grant and


M. Sophia l.oren in “Housel)oat”


6-


5-05—DISCOVERY A 5- 35—S UtVlVAL -V


,i.l5—PRIVATE LIVES 6-


05-NEWS 55—APPEAL


7.00—STARS ON SUNDAY 7-


Charlton Heston, Ava Gardner and David Niven in “55 Days At Peking” __


1-015-AFFAIRSOFTHE HEART


110—NEWS 11- 1 5 -STRANGE REPORT


B o l to i i -b y -B ow i la iu l : Y.F.'C.


fDISCO'^ Y2-I


on KRIDAY, APRIL 25th a t the VILLAGE HALL


® 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. R iADMISSION 35p


ichl of admission rcscr%'cd


W o r s l o n M i s s io n T T IE A N iN UAL


JUMBLE SALE .also BRING Cr BUY STALL


SATURDAY, APR. 19th laf 2-0 p.m.


ADMISSION 2,p


Proceeds for Furnishing Fund TOSSIDE CHURCH


£


P DRIVE ■^ in the In stitute on


A WHIST & 1 DOMINO f


SATURDAY, April 2 5 th a t 7-45 p.m.


Children lOp. Including supper Proceeds for the Church


Admission: Adults 30p;


______Restoration Fund. Bolton-by-Bowland,


Sawley, Gisburn Forest Conservative Association


. WHIST & { I DOMINO I


fe. DRIVE


in Boilon-by-Bowland Village Hall _


Wednesday, April 23rd \dml55loa: Adolf.


. 7 -3 0 p.m. oooD muzes


(iSiKltxRnc lupper). METHODIST CHURCH 'WIEST iBRADFORD


SPRIBG SALE on Saturday, April 19th


To b e .o p en ed a t 3 p.m, by Mrs Frankland, of W e s t Bradford. > ‘EAKE. FANCY GOODS.


Admission 15p Including ■afternoon tea.


FUoWeRS. FRUIT. GROCEJfY LOW ,MOOR CLUB


'SUNDAY, APRIL 20th A WELCOME .RETURN OF


PHIL CHIUSTfAN Guitar Voealiat WISWELL W .l.


a t th e United Reformed 'School, Barrow


Clithcroe Ladies’ Circle


jynLE siLE JUMBLE SALE in the Lower Parish


FRIDAY, APRIL 25th a t 7-0 ip.m.


on FRIDAY, APRliL 18th Doors Opcr» at 6-45 p.m. ADMISSION 2p


Church Hall ADMISSION 3p


mmm


BRITISH RED CROSS AID TO VIETNAM


TOY SALE


■riie Chiiaren of Stniilburn .-rrc bollling 11 Gooit 'A.s New Toy Sate for the above appeal


On Saturday, April 19th a t 2-30 p.m. in


SLAIDBURN SCHOOL Everyone welcome


National Society for Cancer Relief


ANTIQUE


COLLECTORS* FAIR AND


FLEA MARKET- ) a.m. to 6-0


SATURDAY, APR. 19th, KM


40 Stalls—All Collcetablo Items. Fascinating Bygones Buy. Sell. Browse, Exchange Refreshments available.


Enquiries: Mrs A. P- ^1''®'- TEL. PADIHAM 71088.


Ribble Valley Football Ldague


ASHLEY SMITH FINAL


on SHAWBRIDGE


'BUNDAY, APRIL 2 0 th Kick-Off 2-l'5 p.m.


CHATBURN HURST eREEN


TUESDAY. APRIL 22nd. and SUNDAY. AHRIL 27th


,w A'lTKEN SHIELD ^ 'SI5MI-F1NALS •


C l i i p p i n g , Y .F .C .


» DRIVE * a t th e Craven Heifer 'Hotel, Chalgley


WHiST & j DOMINO J


■ ,* l ADMISSION 30p Supper, Included


iMONOAY. APRlk * U t 4* . 7-30 sap.


lErookside C.'P. School Bright' Street, Clitheroe


JUMBLE SALE


ralRAY. APRIU ISlh lit ’T-0 p.m,


IN SCfHlOOL HALL


Adninten 3p,.'5lefrvhm«nt* ■ feq School Fundi


A , 25—THE SUNDAY FILM Entrance 2p


25—THE WOULD ^ 15—THE GLEN


‘The -a


- M OUlTHERiO'E SIO'CMIL JCLOB -'IS WBLUDAnPE — rraiLEEHONE 235SG


SAinUTODtVV, AiPIUL aUth


t e '■ ROY 0EMAINE K f -


bfocal ^!} Organ-SUS'AN SUNDAY, lATlBtL 20tli PETE nelson


c — ■“ ■ ' " ' v s s x r a s a s s ? " ’’ ■nuaBiLE


d o u b l e


20 — 1 WON £30 Next Week


£50 Next Week


2 0— 19 — 15 ® ■WON


every THURSDAY EVENONG Drums—JOHN r TOMBOLA Eyes Down 8-30 pan. £10 Snowball FRIDAIY, iSAXUKDAY ^ND BUJJDAY DANCINe ■Swine Blone *0 ■ ’Orpin »nd Dtumi


Weekly 'Tote Baturclay N leh t^ JS In Prliee Plus Snowball


piLicrs


TELEPHONE 22010. LUNCHES DAILY


FOOD SERVED E V E ^ EVENING 6 to 1 0 -3 0


Fnifliay, April 18 th SMIKE Wednesday, April 23rd JACICSOM MAIN


1st iPendle; Scout Group (ditlieroe)


JUE^BLE SALB a t th e


UiNIITED 'R'EFiORiMED ‘.SCHOOLROOM SATURDAY, April 19th a t 2 p.m. '-i


Refreshments available


Bring and Buy Stall- ^


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS LEAGUE | t- BOUBLES FINAL will be held at


Clitheroe Social Club, Wellgate on Wednesday, April 23rd


^ 8_30 p.m.


BRITAIN m EUROPE «


A meeting to organise th e Campaign to Keep I 'Britain in Europe, a n d to establish tn e


BUBBLE VALLEY ^ B IN IE y B @ F E


to be held a t WHALLEY CRAMMAR SCHOOL /VWVVWWVWWVUSfVSiVVWtrtJWVVWWVWU’VW


THURSDAY, April 17th, a t 8 p.m. r t ru v v v v v v v vw v vw v uw w w N


MOTOR RACING | organised by (Lancashire A jC-


Morning pracHce s ta r ts U 3 0 p*nia approx. - S W D ^ Y , , A T H I L '2 0 1 1 1


Ij Bar and refreshments — Adults 60p» Child |1 lOp — Free parking (suhiect SOp min. ear)


I LOMGRIDGE CIRCUIT S v sw w w w w w v v v w v v v % * v v v v v y w w %


&


Central Methodist, Hall, Hargreaves St, Burnley.


Kdm. Adults 15p. OAP’s and Children 5p


S T JA M E S ’S C .E . S IC H O 'O I . APPLICATIONS C l L i T P V a fL a "seofasp’


The Managers of th e school give applications for en try for children who w l l be five


years o f age on or before March 31st, be placed w ith th e Headmaster before April 3 0 th


'1975.


a t TOWN HEAD, PENDLETON <By Wad Dcwnlsfllon of Miss •WorBltyJraylor)


lFRIDAY,,M'AY2nd, from 8-0 to 10-30 EVENING


TOMBOLA BAR FACILITIB, WKE STALL, ^ IREFRESHMEMTS, ETC.


•ns-w t ic k e t s SOp EACH


Tickets may be obtained from Tel. Clithcroo 22124 and 'Members of Committee.


UUlAJUD00001BIXX)0«XXXXXlUUUO(100<X»>AXmiU^^


PADIHAM and DISTRICT MALE VOICE CHOIR and LOCAL ARTISTS .PRESENT


THEIR FAVOURITES FOR YOUR PLEASURE


1!N CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH HALL


on WiEDNESDAY, APRIL 23rd, a t 7 -3 0 p.m. ADMISSION 30p


•ggn/irfi0fnft/fgntlltf>


at Nelson Stadium* Carr Road* 'Nelson.


NELSON GRAND iPRlX tart Time 7-SO pdxa.—


Formula boe Slock €ar_^lUeiair feolorioff Star (Men Wallace* S Walaroan. tPoldtnr. etc.


Or HELL iDRIVER and


Manchester—-Spring Classic start Tlmo 7-® p.m.


WRECKER THRILLS at White City Stadium,


■gggggitffttiiinniiunrut. tn


SATURDAY. APRIL iMh, it ThriJ! Nieht For Motor Sport F*ni


OKtheroe Nlalfuralists Stociety


SATURDAY. APR. 2 6 th


SPRING WOOD . NATURE I


f RESERVE Mrs V. Mortimer


Blackburn Bus 1-20 p.m. Well Terrace


JFADDJNGTON SOCIAL and BOWLING CLUB


SATURD-\Y, APRIL X9ih D., J. DISCO


Admission 30p — Members only Riaht of admission strictly reserved


CLUB .


EL TROPICANO


.if; ■ THRU rraui. 2-0 a.m. 4711X11 .SCRUMPI


Tf ' T in s SAfrURWAY NIGHT FREE BBFOBE 10-30 • NEXT WEDNESDAY — THE FANTASTIC ■


RAINY DAY FEEUflG AD an s s ioN <»ii,v sop


SUBJECT TO CIiOB K D I.8S


FOR YOUR WpDlNG OR PARTY . DIPJE AND DAKCB


—— _ START LIVING—START c |


COURT 39/41 KING W n l UC^BED BAil


. ,• NELSON VARIED MENU BUFFET MENU A


Luncheons Dahy 12 noon till 2l’’”' HOT-BAR SNACKS-COLD Sunday High Toa' 4- 6p-n'’


OWN HEAD. PENDLETON W ' DOG AND PARTRIDGE


TOSSIDE, iLONC PRESTON FRIDAY, APRIL 2 5 th


■ 4 # '


CARVING BUFFET DANCE TICKETS LIMITED *2


DERYCK WRIGHTS MUSIC 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Telephone Long Preston 495


igggggggggggggggggggggrr/irfiftti/ffffr//uuifffffr//frrA ........................................... XI CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE. Tel. 22550.


(tarkle Arms Hotel


8


WouM iiJile to con v e y her sincere thonhs to oil h e r customers fo r


O th'£dr p atronpge o v e r the p a s t 1 2 ® ,


years.


Appdintme r ils taken as u su a l . u n d e r the- 'New Ctwnerslvip o f


VIVliM TEL. CLITHEROE 22362 S o o o o i a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o


MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION


TOWN 'HA'LL, AICCRUMGTON FRIDAY, APRIL 18th, 6 -3 0 to 9 -3 0 p.m.


SATURDAY, APRIL 19th, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 2 0 th , 10 a.m -to 5 -3 0 p.m.


PENDLETON OONSER.VATIVE BRANCH


Admission: Adults 20p, Children and O ^ ’s lOp, Family Ticket 50p—Refreshmontx Available.


/^ / .JV V V V V V V V V V VW W VW VW VW V VW W W VW HYNDBURN IMODEL RAILWIAY GROUP '


Sunday Apr, 20 and air week at u n it tfousr


7 separate shows feature start.s - ~-35


DRITISH SCREEN AWARDS... a neat Actor JACK NICHOLSON


DeslDlreclojjWMANjP^LA^Ki V


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION ' WHALLEY road, CLITHEROE


STARDUST ★ CLUB


ribblesdale sports and social C L U B , R A IL W A Y R O A D — T e l . 2 2 3 4 2


"xiHUHiSiDiAy, lAJPlKIL 17lh MV STAG-NITE


NORMAN BOOimMAN 'AND OEIRIEND COVER lOIIAIRGE


S'AmURDIAIY. •ADRU- lOtli


always WEUCO!VIE-,OOME ALONG and DANCE UniKSDAY, ABRIL 2-Hh


AL KING GRAND CONCERT IN lAID OF ■OANCIIR (RESEARCH ADMISBiaN DY OXCKlaT—ILImitcd Number


TCmE DOUBLE—Saturday, April IBth, No’S 18—26 SNOtTBAUL No. 9


^ TOiTE Hinsi WEEK £29—SNOWBALL £20 uTOAfp n-na imnocHRY No’s lisit 13570, andlSG-H


'J. g o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o « |


^ MARY BYRNE (Mrs M. J. Aiison)


X tfV 1 7 T ^O R K ST R E E T , CL T lH E lB iO E jt Ml C IV IC HALL


Tel. 2 3 2 7 8 GRAND KINEMA Tel. 23278 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY a t 7-30 p.m.


Lee Marvin, Telly Savalas, Robert Ryan. Ernest Borgnine in th e DIRTY DOZEN (X)


Monday to Saturday a t 7-30 p.m. An all now motion picture inspired by Arthur Hailey’s Aiipoil


Charlton Heston. Karon Black, George Kennedy, Gloria Swanson. Efrem Zimbalisf. [nr.. Dana Andrews


AIRPORT 1975 starring


A hoart-Poundlng drama


" T RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL CIVIC HALL


V


1975 FESTIVAL OF PLAYS APRIL 2 8 th to MAY 3rd


ADJUDICATOR: BERNARD PI^NTICE. . admission SOp, SEASON TICKET £2.50.


Monday. April 2 8 th , a t 7 -3 0 p.m. The Country Pfoyors, PooIo-m-Wharfodalo


'SUlDlDEIN'I.Y AT HOME An exciting thriller by Francis Durbridge.


Tuesday, April 2 9 th , a t 7 -3 0 p.m. The Onset Players, Bradford


TIHIE LONG MIRROR i An Intriguing play by 1. B. Priostloy


Wednesday, April 3 0 th , a t 7 -3 0 p.m. The Cargravo Dramatic Society


TEIOL TALE MLRHER A dramatic thriller by Philip Weathers.


Thursday, May 1 s t ,a t7 r 3 0 p.m. The Broughton Players


THRiTCE CROWiN'ED HEAD


An historical drama of Mary Queen of Scots, by Floronc. Smithies.


Friday, May 2nd, a t 7 -3 0 p.m. The Norcross Players. Blackpool


HOW THE OTHER HALF LOVES I A riotous comedy by Alan Ayckbourno


Saturday,'May 3rd, a t 7 -0 p.m. The Castle Players, Bridgend, Glam.


SO^NINET 'POlR A S',IM!MER DAY A drama hy Vivian Paget.


Blackburn Show.s at


:Th:s t'lnri lin.-bu^.’l iiUtUIpiirUV 1


c a in t EastwoofJJ uh Dirty H.irry In >


.,!oui; lo!"'rin*;' J , @ .


n a g n u m F o rc e__ lo muftL-f c.'tses


i ‘"Elvhoever keeps destro^ng


; { ^ : : t ^ ^ h ^ t e s d o g s l ” he added.


Banned driver! rodem-cycle


SEVEN motorcycling off­ ences cost a disqualified


driver £135 in fines and a six-month driving ban when he appeared at Chtheroe Magistrates’ Court.


Many Interesting Lots, Including—Rebladed Cricket Ba ROTARY CtUB OF CLITHEROE GRAND SALE AUCTION MARY RING. R A n ^ R p A d ,^ .^


^ 5 l e c , r l c R r e - B e d t i n e n - B i r d C a o e - T r , c y c l e - G l o b e s O f T h e W o r l d - 3 - S e a t e r S e t t e e - P i c t u r e s - K n i t t i n g M o c h i n e


^


M ^e^Ready Mixed Concrete Dolls - Toy. - Garden Tools - wine Rack - Radio ni<;nlnv Cabinet Gas Boiler - TV - Clothing - Shoes - Double Bed - Stereo Records -


a ' if down expenditure, Clitheroi jiN 8


iKeTtb® ,’* “Mve rs*ha rvoiun Ve re c i | | \ ■ Ghnrles Myg___ _— — , ■ -111


.


(I V a n d a ls l/damage ; v t r e e s ■


irHE,ClW8r°etreesm^ H i»vo 8“““'; jking record. iii otho'r


1 -hurch will "Ob b g ^ ^ t t le against inflation,! 1 ' in the


Announcing that


N 8 bid to.=“ b ^g ^ p p o in t in g a new c u ra te ! a volunteered to forego


Rev. David Suttonl moves to Fleetwood


the vicar, the Rtl Hudson, told th|


■


church meeting thatl direct result of infll He pointed out r


finance committee, f ing a budget for I


four young plants deficit of more unless appropriate


|l3ibbie »“‘‘“^gijj young trees


hours of the taken. , Parks depart-


found that there vl th


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


j ja added that t il electricity, ins\H


I i neat P“ "„_‘’park, three had salaries had risenll l i


1 “bly in past 3


f; mother P„ -sjntendent Mr Harry Pearson said i’s •’“''^ irs t told ourreporter: there was a s f i


b'ffehav


been planting young balance last year, e the town had risen by 17 per


I rcently as an^^^ ^ I I scheme.


ns an environmental income rising by ,eft


^^nt. ■ -------- ‘ The loss of a cur


J ■'■■.•Two"limes, two flowenng- son’s work loai j . ,„,,ts and a silver birch increased, but he 1 nlanted around the park J^y people will he


: 5" morning there was lUst ^nd old. standing. Three'


i Tu heen broken in two and unn-norii — . I course, mean that


1 "'priday morning. By Satur- visiting, especially Another of Y|


decided at the nl the reduction of f magazine, sent I parishioners, to ll sent size.


families on the r infonning them oa


A letter will bij I


difficulties and I support, especialj C h r is t ia n S t | Scheme. Mr Hudson pol


. xmo


c.xample shown t l in foregoing his remaining nine nl year. ■


CoUnWrighton(21)otDuck much .appreciat


Street. Clitheroe, was said by Parochial Churcll Thief Insp T. J. Sumner to I hope that othe have travelled at between 80 follow his e.xani and 85 mph on the Whalley- willing to give ii Clitheroe bypass at a time time, money an^ when a 50 mph speed limit help with the n was in force.


church," he told Wrighton w.ns fined £50 and 1 The vicar tha


given 6LX months’ disqualifica­ tion for driving while disqual-


l i


■ tor no test certificate, £5 for a ■i dclective speedometer, £5 for no wam'ing instrument and £10 for not having an excise licence. He admitted all the


‘ ified, fined £25 for speeding, ' £35 for not being insured, £5 ■


defending, described Wrigh­


offences. Mr tv. D. Greenwood,


ton as a most conscientious and hard-working young man.


When he stopped he at once told the officer of an existing driving ban imposed under the totting-up process. The ban was due to end in a few days and Wrighton was taking the machine to a garage in Gis- bum to' have it serviced and put in good order.


SUN INN—iWaddington Tel. Clithcroc 23262


'4 SATURDAY AP'RIL 19th


Mxjjust lurnhm Clint Eastvvoed


lit


SUPPER DISCO 8 p.m. to 12 midnight


'MEN U


?nd Poa*. Choice of sweet oi cheeie and biseulta end e o ^ c Ftiee-£2 inc. v !a .T. and ,, • service charge.


^ r table reservation Tel. Clithcroe 23262


Beef Curry and Rice or Chicken Kiqv and Rico, or Scampi, Chips


had helped the past year an) parishioners to I worship and wij the educational I of tile communil Mr John Clal


John Bowness rl completing five I as vicar’s wardc| warden. Mr Hudson


W. D. Oliver a |


den and Mr deputy. Mr Al will continue asl den and Mr Joh|


as deputy. Officers re-J


Mr Joseph R(I


surer; Miss l l secretary; Col a u d i t o r ; M f vice-chairman. Messrs H.


‘This gesturcl 1 gg rcplacemenlf


to fo re g o l |


ip a r is h c h u T i


duties was runninl club, and the vief have to look for a j Among other I


Clayton, J. Hif land, J. RobinJ and M. Wa;l elected to sell years on the P'j BoIIan for one I Thirty-four |


re-elected, t l Messrs J. H. Harrison, T. Rock.


u n it e d


Saturday* ot 7-3C_ HOLDEtf


IFELLC ■will


Lund Youth CrI EVERYONlf


ploaso meet <1 6-41


N3. Special 3Iel tern ftt 7-so P |


TIMIm *■


.. DUETO DEE^AE Trinity Ladies will present an extra!


MUMS ARI


on FRIDAY, April 25th, at! riCKETS 15p — I


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