2 CUtheroe .Advertiser and Times, November 20th. 1975 yourweekend


VIEWING SATURDAY


8 BBC 1 9-


-


7-00—RUGBY SPECIAL 7-


55—FINGERBOBS 8- 10—STAR TREK


8-


10.00—MODEL WORLD 10-25-^ONTHE MOVE 10-35—SO^YOU WANT TO BE A SALESMAN


9-35—WHY DON’T YOU 10- 10- SWAGMAN


5-30—NEWS 5- 6-


12.15-GRANDSTAND 5-05—THE BASIL BRUSH SHOW


: 45—DR WHO 10—BRUCE FORSYTH AND THE


■ GENERATION GAME _


7- 00—SATURDAY NIGHT \ AT THE MOVIES \ ‘‘The Vengeance Of x She" starring John Richardson, Olinka Berova


8- 9-


10- 10-


11- SPECIAL DAY 15—NEWS


25—MATCH OF THE 25—PARKINSON '


12- 25—WEATHERMAN BBC 2


2-55—SATURDAY , v WESTERN \


4- “The Man From The


. \ Alamo” starring Glen ' Ford, Julia Adams, Chill Wills


MAN


-1-35—PLAY »VAY 5-


5- 6-


PROGRAMME Granada 9- 15—CHECKMATE


9.40—A PRESENT FROM THE PAST


10-05—CARTOON 10-15—SATURDAY MATINEE


40—THE SATURDAY 25—KOJAK


12-OO-LOOK ALIVE 12-30—WORLD OF SPORT


5-10—NEWS 5-20—HIGH ADVENTURE Robert Vaughn and David McCallum in "One of Our Spies is Missing"


7-00—DON’T DRINK THE WATER


7- 8- 9-


10- 10—CHICO AND THE 30—SALE OF THE


CENTURY WALLS


10-30—NEWS 10- 11-


25—CARTOON 45—AQUARIUS


30—THE


05—THE MONEY 12- 25—TIME TO ' 50—WESTMINSTER


20—OPEN DOOR


9-00—NIA Z1NDAGINAYA JEEVAN


BBC 1 9-


10- 10-


11- 11- 12-


AND MIDGE


9-45—TRADE UNION STUDIES


10—ENSEMBLE


BOTANY SERVICE HOME


35—BELLAMY — ON 00—MORNING


45—HOMES FROM 10—AVVENTURA


12-35—OUT OF THE RUT , 1-00—FARMING ‘ 1-25—MAKING TOYS


1,50—NEWS HEADLINES I-


• 'v "They Died With > Their Boots On” starring Errol Flynn, Olivia deHavilland


4-


WORLD OF DISNEY


5- 6-


5- 00—THE LEGEND OF ' ROBIN HOOD


55—NEWS X ADVENTURE FILM


SUNDAY9- 10-


30—MARY, MUNGO


COLLABORATORS ‘


REMEMBER


12-55—THEATRE OF STARS


30—NEWS ON 2 9-35—WE BRITISH 25—SUNDAY CINEMA


"Zabriskie Point” directed by Antonioni,


starring Mark , Frechette, Daria Halprin and Rod Taylor


12-10—CLOSEDOWN Granada 9- 30—ARTS BAZAAR


10-00—MORNING WORSHIP


10-


55—THE SUNDAY 10- 11-


11- 11-


12-


10—THE WONDERFUL 2- 3-


05—ON THE MOVE


6-15—ANNO DOMINI 6-50—DAVID DIMBLEBY 6- 7- 8-


WEEK "A Streetcar Named Desire” starring


' Vivien Leigh, Marlon


, ' Brando 10-15—NEWS 10-25—THE FRIENDLY INVASION


I I - 40—LOOKING AT DOCUMENTARY 12-05—WEATHERMAN BBC 2


12-15 ■ 6-


8-


-1-05—OPEN UNIVERSITY


7- 25—THE WORLD ABOUTUS


GALA CONCERT 4-


55-SONGS OF PRAISE 25—POLDARK


15—FILM OF THE 6-


6- 7-


7- YESTERDAY


30—WITNESS TO 55—CARTOON


worth)*. (now M OWit the rtl hmh Utm tot


ThBFrtewSsOI EddteCoySe:


Robert Kitttun


00—WAKE UP TO YOGA 25—CARTOON . - 30—S K IP P Y


1-10—'THE OSMONDS 1-


PROFILE MATCH •


00—WEEKEND WORLD 35—GRANADA


00—THE KICK OFF 05—FILM PREMIERE


Tyrone Power in “The Luck of the Irish”


50—CELEBRITY SQUARES


5- 35—THE ADVENTURES OF BLACK BEAUTY


05—NEWS


6-15—STRIKE THAT ROCK.


7-05—STARS ON SUNDAY 7-25j -CARRY ON LAUGHING


, DOWNSTAIRS 8-


55—UPSTAIRS 55—NEWS


9.10—FILM OF THE WEEK James Coburn and Lee Rcmick m “Hard Contract”


50—NEWS REVIEW


IMO—ARABS AND ISRAELIS


15—YOUTH AND MUSIC


IMO—RANPALL AND HOPKIRK (Deceased)


FRIENDS OF FUR AND FEATHER Invite you to


A BEAUTY WITHOUT


at tho DOG AND PARTRIDGE HOTEL, WELLGATE. CLITHEROE,


CRUELTY DEMONSTRATION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, at 7-45 p.m.


ALL COSMETICS CREATED FROM FINEST OILS. ESSENCES. FLOWERS, ole. Freo hom antmal Ingrodienls. ■


PENDLE HOTEL CHATBURN, Nr Clitheroe


EV ER Y THURSDAY DISCO NIGHT


DANCING 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. ^ TEL. CLITHEROE 41234


CUTHEROgVENNISXLyB JUMBLE NEARLY NEW r ’ ' t to' be held on


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd In the


CONGREGATIONAL , * CHURCH HALL from "9-30 a.m. onwards


ADMISSION fr ee . v.Tae and’Biscuits r: i


iiK, 7(h> >


lEYWf SAT. 10 a.n. — 4 p.m. ADMISSION FREE


FLEA MARKET


Old Fire Engine Stables Dockray Street, Colne


• Out at a Party? ,'


‘ t ) , EITHER V , * i


%


MIKE COLLINS DISCO


' Tot BurnleV 23642.. ‘‘ NOW! •m Ia<


Down at tha Club? , : i QU


V . r x


' « MIKE . « - 9 - COLLINS S POESNT -5>


' FOR: Any kind ol muafo. Rny kind of pi tea. Book


l- , CHIPPINq VILLAGE HALL -


WHIST &, DOMINO


DRIVE WEDNESDAY,’ : NOVEMBER 26th


at Chipping Village Hell 7-30 p,m. prompt


Admission 25p,-Including.te and blseull8.


Entranco 25p. Refreshments Indudod. Proceeds Tar Bfeakholt Animal Shelter.


L LANE ENDS


MINI MARKET Monday, November 24t|v 7»30 p.m. — 9*30 p.m.


IN THE OLD GRINDLETON LANE ENDS SCHOOL


THINGS TO WEAR THINGS TO EAT


(You namo It wo havo II) (Our cookies are hard to beat)


R E FR E SH M EM T S A V A IL ­ ABLE ADMISSION FREE


In aid ol Community Centre Funds


NATIONAL FEDERATION OF OAPs Clitheroe Branch


CHRISTMAS FAYRE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd at


STANLEY HOUSE, .LOWERGATE 2-30 p.m.


TO BE OPENED BY. THE TOWN MAYOR & MAYORESS, ‘ COUN. & MRS WELLS.


Cake Stalls, Bring'and Buy, Gift Stall and numerous other attractions.


Refreshments available. Admission 5p.


, ■ -


t


B A S H A L L E A V E S S C H O O L


. \


i WHIST & i DOMINO DRIVE 7-30 p.m.


, _ Friday, November 21st I


Admission 30p. Childfen,15p.


JON’S TAXIS WHALLEY 3537


I . . . ■ '


Weddings a speciality Parties and.


' Contracts,'etc NOW FU L L TIME


• = .. .


— . Including refreshments : ’ ' -. ' Proceeds (or School Funds..


^^i rm wiw R .S .P .G .A .


JUMBLE


SALE In tho


TRINITY HALL . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27th


Doors Open 7-30 p.m. - Admission 2p.


Proceeds for R.S.P.C.A. MANOR HALL


MILTHORNE AVENUE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22m) NO MEETING


BRING YOUR FRIENDS ‘ FOR COFFEE TO THE


Wl CHRISTMAS MARKET


> In ST MARY’S LOWER SCHOOL, CLITHEROE SATURDAY


29th NOVEMBER 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. AOMISSION FREE >


Cenfectlorwiy, Preserves, Qltta atCt - CLITHEROE


NATURALISTS SOCIETY LECTURE


E C O L O G Y w i t h ' P A R T I C U L A R R E F E R E N C E t o S P R I N G W O O D , W H A L L E Y


(Mre D. J. Sharpe, Whalley) Thurs., Nov. 27th


~ .R IB B L E S D A L E , A D U L T C E N T R E , 7»30 p.m. Now members welcome


/ - ’


NEWS PHOTOGRAP TO ORDER, AT TH OFFICE^OR


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL


WHIST AND


DOMINOES o n W E D N E S D A Y ,


N O V E M B E R 2 6 th at 7-45 p.m.


Admission 95p. Children 15p Including relreshmenls


ALL MEAT PRIZES r ^


HS ARE AVAILABLE E1 NELSON LEADER


TEL. ,63815. Ih \ *


« > ‘ ■ i.


CHRISTMAS SALE


and Afternoon Tea' will be hakf on k


- SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 29th: ■


: '> In the.Church Schoolroom v> commonp/ig Bt


p m. m , . NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND


•UNITED REFORMED CHURCH


| DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HAUL , WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE


; .WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th ■ at 8 p.m. , Admission 35p


• • (Including supper) .


. All proceeds for leukaemia fund . • Ploase support this worthy cause


6*30 pan* MrH.Morcflr (Blackburn], WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd G O S P E L SER V ICE


2«45 p,m. Speaker: Mrs- M, Johnson (Blackburn)


WOMEN’S BRIGHT HOUR


TAXI AND


MINI BUS N. CRAVEN


&OLTON-8Y-BOWLAND62Q


Phone between frti — *3Q e.m. and 5-0 and 6*0 pjn.


■, TOSSIDE SPORTS FUND


DOWNHAM DISCO


At Village Hall


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21st Admission 40p.


rvi?


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


in TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 201h at 7-45 p.m.


. Childrens dominoes 12p Including supper


Admission 3Qp


40—FAITH IN ACTION 00—APPEAL .


B0VI8


TRUCK STOP MENX _____


LOW MOOR CLUB SUNDAY, NOVEMBER'23rd


GRAND


Commencing lunchtime — 12 noon prompt COLIN on the organ — BARRY on the drums


AUDITIONS SUNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23rd THE DELTONES


FROM MANCHESTER A great duo


FREE DRAW — SUNDAY LUNCH • TURKEY DRAW — SUNDAY EVENING


Eddie Coyle The Oeabler


ISsfllOOQ tteyhrtcfc your legs. Ini freed


3-18 8-08


7- 8-


I W 00hen Girl* Undress 2-00 4-80 7-4 Struck Stop *o»e»« 3-20 6-18


80


"clitheroe” social club 1 Wellgate — telephone 23585


Organ — Susan


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd - I Drums— John |


LISA JAM E S SUNDAV, NOVEMBER 23rd


„ TO N Y DEAN i Giiltar/Vocal.


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th BONANZA 8 - i s TOMBOLA WITH A DIFFERENCE AND Jackpots on all games plus TURKEY DR AW^ DOUBLE 11—'5 (won) £30 n e x t w e e k


Q TREBLE 1 6 — 24 — 19


^ £50 ne x t w e e k j a


00—WITHIN THESEUnit Four. BLACKBURN t.5 6 . 8an ov.n 00—MYSTERY MOVIEI separata sbovs dally at


8W


EXPECT THE SAVAGE, THE SENSUAL, THE SHOCKING,. THE POWERFUL, THE SAD, THE SHAMEFUL..............


2-30 4-30 8-00


SUNDAY NOVEMBER 23rd


tnM all ihH the notiee h pleura acme ‘ pacttbatndfc.


u warding to li litre before


JAMES MAS0H SDSAH GSQSfiS


rasuKDra UOUUWAU luwtmu


K “'TMfiHDfflGOr


EXPKS& AKrTrVKT-UrXUMOU


imnv&m-tMttuiMJiwtw t xan-rentoiistt-««KOfooT-xm«uN6.


ii^iiocaT5‘itwv»viinmniomicK I


TUESDAY NOVEMBER 25th


4 5 -U P JUMPED A .11- 11- 12-


10-10—SECOND CITY FIRSTS


ABOVE i 45—THE FIRST


PICTURE SHOW 15—NEWS ON 2 20—OPEN DOOR


"Build My Gallows’ - , High” starring Robert Mitchum, Jane Greer, Kirk Douglas


^ 00—MIDNIGHT MOVIE


From the heart of Manchester — for five ' Saturdays only


«kr One of Britain’s highly successful Radio j ^


i Stations ^ 1


* PICCADILLY RADIO PRESENTS H ¥ THE FUNKY MAN HIMSELF H


* PH IL W O O D ]


^ FREE RADIO T-SHIRTS v FREE LPs AND STICKERS £ FREE RADIO CAR STICKERS


-k (Also a chance to win a free visit to the ." . RADIO STATION in MANCHESTER all „ ¥ ,


* DAVE C A V E expenses paid)


* * * * * * * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥


-] j


T Also guest appearance of the , ¥ OLDEST DJ IN THE BUSINESS i


' ★ ★ * * * * * * * presents on * * * * *


* THE COLUMN, Nelson * ¥


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd


50—NEWS AND SPORT 10—NETWORK ’ 40—ORDERS FROM


¥ CIVIC HALL Tel. 23278 " Grand Kinema Tel. 23278


Thurs., Fri. and Sat. at 7-30 Sean Connery in


TH E WIND AND TH E LION


Week commencing November 24th Mon. to Sat. at 7 p.m.


Entertainment for the 'whole family


THE RIOTOUS CRAZY COMEDY — THE WAY THEY USED TO MAKE THEM.


What’s Up, Doc? (U, LIVING FR E E iu> '


starring Ryan Q’Neal, .Barbra Streisand Also Susan Hampshire, Nigel Davenport


The delightful sequel to Born Free ★ Tel. 22342' ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tel. 22342 STARDUST CLUB


R1BBLESDALE SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB RAILWAY ROAD, CL1THEROE


TONIGHT NOVEMBER. 20th _ .


SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22nd


Ladles welcome. 8 p.m prompt A welcome return


A.G;M.


GEORGE FARMER & SONS Cover charge after 10 p.m, 20p


One for the lade. TOM BO LA


Lunchtime S TAG


DQNT FORGET NOVEMBER 28th


STILL A FEW TICKETS LEFT EVERYONE WELCOME W/B 15/11/75 Toto 13-8. Snowball 16,


ANNUA^ CO N C ER T Tote for 22/11/75, £20 Snowball next week £16 Turkey Draw; 1st, 10603; 2nd, 01117 Associate* and friends always welcomed oo come along and en]oy yourself.


A NEW WINTER SEASON OF


INTRODUCING


ENTERTAINMENT at


BAR PILKY’S BUTTERY


EDISFORD, CLITHEROE. TEL. 220I0 ~T^Fs^^,^OVEMBEiT20tir""


SOUNDS 18 4 . Cover Charge 2Qp


FRIPAY, NOVEMBER 21st New Crpup at Pllky>»


_____________


"SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd FABULOUS LOCAL GROUP.


SCROOGE


Come early to ensure a seat Fabulous


TH R E E OF C LU B S AIGHTON, BAILEY & CHAIGLEY


W e ’ re^ MON., TUES., THURS., FRI-, SAT. 8-30 a.m. to 3-30 p.m.


T or breakfasts, morning coffee, LUNCHES with a special lunch every day, SNACKS, etc


For a, decant meal at a decent price —


MARKETCAFE NEW MARKET STREET. CUTHEROE


Only a minuQ from the (own centre visit


MEMORIAL HALL, HURST GREEN A FEATHERED & BOTTLE


WHIST AND


DOMINO DRIVE to be held


. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28th Admission: Adults 40p, Children 25p


CHILDREN COMPETE FOR CHILDREN'S PRIZES' ‘ REFRESHMENTS INCLUSIVE


club


ELTROPICANO NELSON


THIS SATURDAY NIGHT


DANCING THROUGH TILL TWO with


A dm is s io n F R E E b e fo re 1 0 * 3 0 «


TRICY CLE 60p a f te r


SUBJECT TO CLUB RULES


STIRK HOUSE HOTEL


GISBXJRN. TEL. 581 Forthcoming


PUBLIC DINNER/DANCES in Elizabethan Stitlc


SATURDAY,'NOVEMBER 29th, 1975 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20th,'1975 (full) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1975 SATURDAY, JANUARY 17th, 1976 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, 1976


Dinner Served 8-30 ■ ■ 10-30 p.m. Dancing 9-00 ■


£5 pp plus VAT • 1-00 a.m. MEMBERS of the judo class find falls much softer on Ihei,^


Youth club’s wide range of activities


IT’S all go, with activities galore, at Clitheroe's Trinity Youth Centre this winter.


As well as table tennis, bad­


minton an d . snooker on the three, club nights, and discos every Friday, the centre has a thriving judo section, an up- and-coming football team, a prize-packed quiz league, a n-amme of feature films


and lots of trips out and about. There are now nearly 40


members in the 18-month-old judo section which has junior and senior sessions on Tues­


day nights. A se rie s of fund-raising


events throughout the year by th e ju d o enthu s ia s ts has brought in enough money to buy a new £100 mat, which is currently being put to good


use. . , ■ . The 15ft. by 18ft. mat com­


prises a dozen small rubber mats covered with a canvas sheet and held together by a frame of wood. I t may not sound very exciting, but for a small judo group it’s a big step forward from the coconut matting covered with an old canvas sheet which the group used in the past. Coaching is still carried out


by black belt first dan Mike O’Connor, of Worsthorne.


Trin ity’s football team is


currently on a losing streak in Division Two of the Ribble Valley Football League, How­ ever, the side made a good s ta r t to the season and trainer Melvin Edmondson, who runs sessions every Tuesday night, is. hoping for better things in


the weeks to come. Melvin is also organising


outings to ice rinks and there will be trips to the theatre and pop concerts.


Quiz league rounds take


place on Monday evenings, with six teams of three play­


in g each other twice between


now and Christmas. Questions c o v e r sport, general know- ledge, news items, pictures and slides, with members o( th e winning team receiving record tokens.


With Christmas in mind and


the annual fair on Saturday, December 6th, members are busy making articles to eelL O n e , who works in a slaughterhouse, has bought a number of sheepskins and is curing them ready for sale.


A special feature in the


•New Year will be a disco- dinner for all club members rather than just leaders.


An innovation on the staff


side is an experimental junior leadership scheme. Four members who have already accepted some responsibility at the club are on a trial period as junior leaders,


They are given a little more


responsibility and extra train­ ing and club leader Gcolt Jackson said that the scheme should help prepare them tor full leadership. He added ua when the project gets into ns Stride there wilt be halt a dozen trainee leaders at any


one time. The four at present takmj


part in tho experiment Joan Wilkinson (16), ofTaibo, Close; John Burgess (18), oi The Crescent; and W


cntfj


Bowness (16), of Moor I all of Clithcroe; and Ian D bury (18), of Chatbum. Any young people »j»


would like to join Tnn..y Youth Centre or know ab o u t the wide range „! activities should contactG.oi. Jackson at the CareersOll


Wellgate (telephone 25063).


PLAYE AUDIE] guess:


A REAL whodunnit - body and the discovi backs, of the murder dington Drama Group' The play, “Key of the D


by Philip Maekie, opened; Helen’s Sunday School, 1 dington, on Tuesday and for the rest of the week It marks,a number of f


for the group — the first a play has been put on for nights, the first time ne installed, stage lighting been put to the test in pi and the first productioi the group by Gladys Sutcl Tickets have been si


fairly well and although 1 are still seats available performances tonight tomorrow, the introducti an extra night appears to been worthwhile. 1 Sadly- this week will sc last appearance on the ‘


; ilington stage of one o , cast. John Kiilson, who ! the part of me neurotic:


z T O P " s o u r )


1.' (3) “Space Oddity


- 2.- (1) "Rhinestone ci 3. (2) “Hold back th u t ) D I-V-O-R-C-l 5. (4) "Love drug” - 6. • (6) "Love hurts” - 7. (11) “Blue guitar”


-8. (12) " I ain’t lying” 9. (13) “Ride a wild b


B o o m in b u r g l a r y


INDUSTRY may be in the doldrums and the pound in your pocket worth less and less. But at least one section of the economy, is booming — the burglary business. L a s t y e a r in Lancashire


alone, police dealt with 8,372 burglaries. In England and W a le s 483,832 burglaries were reported, an increase of 23 per cent over 1973. Only 34 per cent of these crimes were solved and the goods were recovered in .fewer cases. The average thief is rarely


interested m a major theft, th ey want cash and goods which can be sold quickly. Police say they are likely to


be young teenagers. The big­ gest problem is case of entry into a house — but once inside they will always find some­ thing worth taking.


POSSIBLE Insurance claims for thefts


from homes rose by a stagger- m g4 3p e rc cn tla s ty e a rto to p


the £13m mark for the first


time. A British Insurance Associ­


ation spokesman says: “Some of this increase was due to the higher value of possessions, but the upward movement of sums insured always lags behind inflation, and so the figures %o represent a _ real


deterioration in the situation.'' ATTENTION


I t should be possible to cut


down your chances, of being bijrgled by following a few simple precautions.


• Alwsyslock up the house


even if you are only visiting a neighbour..


your house without pro identity.


« Do not make life.-*:;- for thieves by leavmg'uni1-


• Do not let anyon '


Id -


open — even if you kno } will be missing for only while. Most burglars c a in and out of a house in


than two minutes. • Always leave at ka-t«


light on in the evening


^°® Pay'particular attcnti* m to the back theho“s“t' b,


ost popular way of entry".


n e ifr youhavoa,,adig problem, contact yoi police crime pre'e officer.


^


Looking ahead


CLITHEKOE MetM'?^ cuit’s bi-annual You!" t


v a i w u i b o g y ; , . November lo th -1


■With


ye?nitial details sed at a meeting on f s }!f


Robin Clark, o Gnnu Methodist Chuich is Mrs Christine


Clithcroc. n e w s p a p e r RATES Newspaper po’


your paper'“ttfjssue the size of th®’rnndcl^ whether first or sccon


service is used. 2nd 1st


jim


Up to 10 pas” ”‘ 15? 12 to l8pns” ‘“‘ JLisp 20 to 26 pages-- l‘™’ -


METHODIST CHURCH SLAIDBURN


COFFEE EVENING


NOVEMBER 25th , IN THE „ •


TUESDAY. SUNDAY SCHOOL


,.’ and Mrs H, Clematis,’at • p .m .- ' vV ‘ADMlSSlON15p^-CHILOREN Pp ’


' BRING AND BUY ST A L L , rCOLOURED SLIDES Wilt M «hswn by Mr


COFFEE from 7 p.m , AIsd rt f kr * t >


ST MIOHAEL & ST JOHN’S SCOUTS & GUIDES


GRAND DANP IN THE H A U , LOWEBOXW


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 1 DANCING 8 p .m. - 1 a ‘m-


ONYX ;


.. admission 75p incMIna »«,P / K V ; , .


(LICENSED BARI


’|Seo our fabulou : TNG, eve


H p . - f A l.ro« MlMtfon of |


WALL LK3HTS, CENTRE U A »V*- DOOR LANTERNS,!


iBBSSiEE Branches at RAILWAY Rt


President this year , Secret^


BegS5' "


Full range of curtains e in many sizes and colet


Open Mon.'Sdf* 10.30 - 5.30. Late night Thur Cloicd all day Wed. Open all day Sa


10. (16) "You sexy thii 11. (17) "Lvin’ eyes” - 12. (7) “What a differ


,13. (9) " I t s time for 14. (10) "I only have c la. (8) "Feelings” — 16. (15) “You” — Geor 17. (14) "Change with 18. (8) "P a r t time loi 10. 0—) "Na na is the 20. (—) -Holy roller” Last week's placings


around my hat” — Stei tunes" — Various artists


READYM. Qi


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