• ■ ‘


■ v - : BBC 1


9-00—FINGERHOUS 9-15—STAR TREK 9- 35—WHY DON’T YOU


10-00—MODEL WORLD 10- 10- 11- 12-


BRUIN


12-30—GRANDSTAND G-05-u-THE BASIL BRUSH SHOW


5-30—NEWS 5-15—DR WHO


' 6-10—BRUCE FORSYTH 7- 8-


AND THE GENERATION GAME


00—SATURDAY NIGHT


AT THE MOVIES Judith.


SHOW


10-05—NEWS 10-


DAY


11- 12-


9- 15—KOJAK


15—MATCH OF THE 15—PARKINSON


15 — 12-17—WEATHER BBC 2


2-10—THE SATURDAY WESTERN “Buffalo Bill.”


1-10—CHICO AND THE MAN


1-35—PLAY AAV AY


5-05—'THE MONEY PROGRAMME


5-50—WESTMINSTER fi-20—OPEN DOOR 7-00—RUGBY SPECIAL 7- 8-


15—THE DICK EMERY


SATURDAY 8- 9-


25—ON THE MOVE 35—THE VIRGINIAN 5<U-CAMPRUNAMUCK 15—WHAT’S BREWIN'


'■ 4 Ctitheroc Advertiser and. Times, October',23rd, 1975 U N IT FO U R 30—BALANCHINE FESTIVAL FIRSTS 30—SECOND CITY


'.10-05—'WILLIAM ■WELLMAN


11-05—OPEN DOOR 11-15—NEAVS ON 2 11-


50—MIDNIGHT MOVIE


“Wild Boys of tho Road,” starring Frankie Darro, Rochelle Hudson.


Granada


- <1-10—COVER TO COVER \ 10-


9-15—CHECKMATE 05—1


■WOODPECKER SHOAV


10-30—SATURDAY. MATINEE Peter Sellers in "Tito ' Mouse That Roared.”


12- 00—LOOK ALIVE .12-30—'WORLD OF SPORT 5-10—NEAVS 5-20—HIGH ADVENTURE Joseph Cotten in "The Hellbenders."


7-00—A JOKE’S A.10KE 7-


8-


CENTURY AVALLS


THE WOODY


’K ^ h g d BVEFHO*


.TRULY COLOSSAL E MOST EXHIL/tRATtNclcRIPPli


3 ,1ue«, Qne Moro Tla e .1-00 6 -3 0 .8 -0 0


j'X was never like this. loX lirisbcvnknuwiv _ . ■


rollierlhlngs,


• (iwiKwjiliQmMiiina ( f l ofXTi'slIie/Irsl - flint of lit kind iM Wilkes you • fp'.’l «j«>od


Tlihnioviqliiis - . -vj’ (Em f Ul UllIlQ wliiv) abo John


30—SALE OF THE ★ 00—AVITHIN THESE


9.00—MYSTERY MOVIE Peter Falk in “Columbo: A Deadly


State of Mind."


10-25—CARTOON 10-30—NEAVS 10- 11-


00—BORN 1900


50—NEWS AND SPORT 12-


15—AQUARIUS 30—THE


COLLABORATORS 25—AMBLIN


- k


‘ ■ -f


„< EMUANUKI.LF,: 3-SO 8-30 8-50 2 ‘- D ir ty Uoney • ■ Drroow n nwniing P u fooootl.


B LA C K B U R N 3-30


T e l , 5 8446. '#-10 o - iu r a u iA C U im n n


**»«« DROWAiftC eOOSiV


Paul Nfewman'is P.C.IUrpcr, • private eye, in this new - and excellent th r i lle r . '


TONY FRANC10SA I0ANHC U00DVAR0


f Ajwmoj] W WjOUYNUA \M D N E y UIRTV


Ctrl Called JulM .*14-06.7-16 ■ THE 8B IP LOB K8 9-3# 0-40 8-60


' And when this nated beauty gets -into the 'naughty square nil©....


Girl from Venus lands In*Piccadilly Circus. Mission:'jtudy Carth habits and morals.-';-'' >■ v •••• ' • ' :


you're in for the post erotic, but funniest, sensation in years}


" fh a Glossiest, Most Sophisticated, Genuinely Erotic Film Ever To . . ’ Sizzle The British Screen" . -Mayfair Magazine.


nyutuei jh:,t our. hort TII1C Stic Longhyrst in ★


• K I B I 1 L E S D A L E S P O R T S A N D S O C IA L C L U B , RAILAVAY ROAD. Tel. 22312


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th


JOE KmG Welcome return


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26th


STAG SHOW Lunchtime, 12 — 2 p.m.


9- 9-


10- 10-


11- 11- 12-


BBC 1 JEEVAN


LEARNING BOTTANY 00—NAI ZINDAGI NAYA8-


9-30—MARY, MUNGO AND MIDGE


33—BELLAMY — ON 00—SEEING AND


15—CARRY ON 10—ENSEMBLE


BELIEVING EDUCATION


9-


(1-50—NEWS REVIEAV 7-


CONDUCTS BEETHOVEN


10—NEAVS ON 2 9-13—AVE BRITISH


10-00—ALBERT HAMMOND


12-35—OUT OF THE RUT 1-00—FARMING 1-25—MAKING TOYS 1-50—NEAVS HEADLINES 1-55—THE SUNDAY ADVENTURE FILM “The Black Swan,” starring Tyrone Power, Maureen O’Hara with Laird


, Cregar, Thomas Mitchell, George Danders, Anthony Quinn.


3-15-MICKEY MOUSE 3>.30—REMEMBER, REMEMBER


I- JONES


15—MEASUREMENT IN 10—AWENTURA


10-30—SUNDAY CINEMA "The Ox-Bow Incident.”


Granada


9-30—SEVEN AGES OF FASHION


10- 11-


00—MORNING AVORSHIP


11-25—CARTOON 11- 12-


CALF’S HEAD W HOTEL


CHRISTMAS DINNER DANCES


Mos t nights during October — December


00—AVAKE UP TO YOGA 30—SKIPPY


1-10—'THE ROVERS 1-


2- 10—ALIAS SMITH AND3-


5-00—SOME MOTHERS DO ’AVE ’EM


5-30—BALLET SHOES 5-


55—NEWS


6- 05—ON THE MOVE 6-15—ANNO DOMINI 6- 7- 8-


,


10- 10- II-


11-


AVEEK “King’s Row,"


5-


55—SONGS OF PRAISE 25—POLDARK


15—FILM OF THE


starring Ann Sheridan, Robert Cummings, Ronald Reagan, Betty Field. 20—NEAVS


30—OMNIBUS


IN BRITAIN — 1550-1950


BBC 2 9- UNIVERSITY 15 — 11-57 — WEATHERMAN 20 — 1-05 p.m—OPEN MATCH


ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN


Jeffrey Hunter in "The AVay to the Gold."


1-50—CELEBRITY SQUARES


OF BLACK BEAUTY


fi.05—NEWS 6-


! Phone Clitheroe 41218 | foi’ details, menus, reserva­ tions, etc.


00—WEEKEND AVORLD 35—THE NEAV


00—TH E KICK O F F


CRAVEN HEIFER HOTEL CHAIGLEY, HEAR CLITHEROE


05—FILM PREMIERE DINNER PANICE


Every Saturday, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. A la carte menu


35—THE ADVENTURES 15—THE STORIES OF THE SAINTS


6-30—FAITH INACTION 6-


fl-55—STARS ON SUNDAY 7-


50—APPEAL LAUGHING


30—THE BLACK MAN 9-


7- 8-


25—CARRY ON 55—UPSTAIRS


DOAVNSTAIRS 55—NEAVS


10—FILM OF THE


AVEEK Susan Hayward and. Bette Davis in "Where Love Has Gone."


11-00—FILM HARMONIC 75


11-50—ARABS AND ISRAELIS


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL FIVE YEAR CELEBRATION


AUTUMN FAIR COUNCILLOR TOM ROBINSON


to bo opened by ,


THE MAYOR OF RIBBLE VALLEY D.C. at 2-30 p.m.


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th Admission 15p Children 5p


CAKES, PRODUCE, TOMBOLA, PLANTS, PONY RIDES AND MANY COMPETITIONS. REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE.


CHATBURN — Nr Clitheroe — Tel. 41234 . TED AND MARGARET


PENDLE HOTEL Would like to welcome you to their


Gome and SING AND DANCE ALONG with HAROLD ON THE WURLITZER ORGAN


MUSIC ROOM — NOW RE-OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY


n i a m H a i i e M H i ) i a i a i n i a M H e t n B «


I CUTHEROE SOCIAL CLUB i THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd First Round


| Wellgate — Telephone 23585 |


I |


|


BI SPORTS QUIZ SATURDAY) OCTOBER 25th


Organ, Susan—Drums, John


a TED AND IRENE j


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26th ' | (Country and Western Stylo) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29th


I . •! BONANZA 8 1 5 | Games and Dancing. Concert'nights. . ••.


v. Tombola with a'dillerence I '


5 30, 6, (won)- £30 next week


DOUBLE I


3, 22, 12 (not won) v £50 next week -


TREBLE - TREBLE• |


a JOHNNY STARR « a


■ . I


-s Friends and-visitors welcome^ ^ ^ ^ DOUBLE


J ! '


Open daily lunch 12 noon lo 2 p'.ni. (by Cande!aba). 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Weddings, parties end conferences (dining room for 30JO' : ‘


r ' ; ‘r ‘ ' people) a spedallly Hurst Groan, Tel. Slonyhurst 208-.: . : : i ■


r BOOKINGS NOW BEINQ TAKEN lor Chrlitmes Day and Christmas Lunchaen din wr pertlas. Extensive all carlo menu ^ or special Christmas menu to Individual cholee.


I ' a


I


Sot amidst the olde worldo atmosphere of Stonyhurst. Tho Shlreburn Arms Is In fact, a Continental Restaurant, specialising In Italian foods and wine, v ’


You'll lovo tho place, oak beams linking quaint alcoves lined with paintings and antique ■


■ copper and brass. -■ >


You'll appreciate the service In the bar, the Intimate atmosphere of the restaurant, and the. way you’re looked alter.., ■


NATURALISTS SOCIETY LECTURE


N ATURAL HISTORY


SOE MRE ' By Mr B, Oddio


M O


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30th


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


■ 'CLITHEROE


Nalgo V LANE ENDS HOTEL, BURNLEY . ROLLS-ROYCE V DUGDALE B


SHIBEBUBN ARMS


Prepthtont Mr a n d Mrs A. Almontt


m


SUPPERS AND SANDWICHES at reasonable prices also LUNCHES DAILY 12 — 2.00 p.m.


Como and give us a try, we're sure you’ll come back again


The Association for Children with Heart Disorders


HALLOW-E’EN


SUPPER DANCE at St Paul’s Parish Hall, Low Moor, Clitheroe


Friday, October31st, 1975, 8-30 p.m.—12-30 a.m. Admission: £1


Bar :: Spot Prizes


. and Times, King Street, or Richard Turner & Son. Castle Street.


Tickets available 8tClilberoe Advertiser .


UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP


WILL MEET


Saturday October 25th at 7.30 p.m.


at 37 Castle View


SPEAKER; REV. J. WARD, Blackburn Everyone Welcome


PHONE STONYHURST 215 TO RESERVE YOUR TABLE FOR THE EVENING


The Ideal venue for your Office Party, Club Outing, Christmas Parties


Wedding Receptions A Spociality. "iinir r irY fn iM n am aB B— B a a


Out at a Party? CHIPPING SHOW SOCIAL COMMITTEE


in the Craven Heifer Hotel, Chaigley Monday October 27th ’ t


DWHIST AND OMINO DRIVE


Admission 35p Including Supper 7-45 p.m. Start


Down 8t the Club? SOU Dn


g mcoliins % ■ % DOESN’T ^


t>, EITHER. V ^ I I S ov


FOR: Any kind of music. Any kind of place. Book


MIKE COLLINS DISCO


Tel Burnley 23642,. NOW! BLACKBURN MUSIC SOCIETY ATUN CO SI Nicolas Organ Concorto Coronation Anthems U M NCERT


KING GEORGE’S HALL BLACKBURN


SAT., NOVEMBER 15th at 7-30 p.m. ‘


Don). Britten Poulenc


Manchester Mp?art Orchostra


Tickets from Public Hall, Blackburn.


s Handel


MANOR HALL CLITHEROE


SUNDAY, OCT 26th


GOSPEL SERVICE at 6-30 p.m.


Speaker: ' Mr J. Earnshaw (Blackburn)


WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP 2-45 p.m.


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29th Spoaker; Mr E. Ctoaver (Blackburn)


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH ORGAN SOCIETY


RECITAL ON SATURDAY


25th OCTOBER At 8.00 p.m. By


HARRISON OXLEY


Organist and Master ol the Chorislbre SI. Edmundsbury Cathedral


Programmes — Non Members 50p


OAP’s and Students 25p All are welcome


LOW MOOR CLUB SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26th . First time at tho club


' BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL


EDISFORD COUNTY PRIMARY SCHOOL


JUMBLE SALE


FRIDAY, OCT. 24th • at 6-30 p.m.


Admission 2p


: Saturday Night is Action Night


STOCK CAR RACING


FORMULA ONE BRISCA. Grand National .


Carr Road, Nelson Saturday, Oct. '25th '7-30 p.m.


Championship Final Nelson Stadium


HELLDRIVERS


. & WRECKERS CARNIVAL NIGHT


Plus London v. Manchester Team v Race' and. Firework, Display


" ,


White, City Stadium,: Manchester,


Saturday, Oct. 25th: 7 p.m.


At::


SS. MICHAEL AND JOHN GUIDES


JUM BLE SALE


IN THE. HALL, LOWERGATE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th


- At 2.30 p.m,


•Cake Stall, Good . as’ .Afternoon Teas


Admission 3p New,. • Don! forgoil


SLAIDBUflN PLAYGROUP whist .&;


■ DOMINO DRIVE _ plus CHIlOREf/S DOMINOES


TOMORROW, FRIDAY. OCTOBER Wlh IN THE VILLAGE INSTITUTE,TOSSIDE


JON’S TAXIS WHALLEY 3o37


Wedding* A Specialty 1 Ror/Ics and Conln^f*^\ WHIST &


DOMINOES on Wednesday October 29th at 7-45 p.m.


Admission — 35p — Children. 15p


INCLUDING REFRESHMENTS ALL MEAT PRIZES


' 'mrnrnimmwmmimmwmwmemm — * ’" ’1


!< # ■ GENTLEMEN, for that special occa-


■ sion why not have the company ot oi I of our attractive Lady Escorts ^.


I % Consult


EXCELSIOR ESCORTS Tel. 20538/201


Hebrew Road, Burnley- $ — J


INVITATION «i^»j I


" ' " ' 0 * * ]


THE OVERTONES A great trio


CLITHEROE FUN FAIR CHESTER AVENUE OPENING


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21th ' at 6 p.m.


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th at 1 p.m.


MONDAY, OCTOBER 27th at 6 p.m.


-----------------fun for All th e family ---------------- TAXI AND


MINI BUSN. CRAVEN BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND 620


FOOTBALL AT TWITTER LANE


SATURDAY, OCTOIIKIt 25(h Kick-off il-30 p.m.


Itlrtwlstlc Cup, Lit round


WADDINGTON v GT HARWOOD , WELLINGTON


ORSTON, CLITHEROF, - Tclc?hone.H21S club


ELTROPICANO NELSON


Admission FREE before 10-30 60p after


SUBJECT TO CLUB RULES SPLASHALLEY


THIS SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE ON STAGE THE FANTASTIC


ROCHESTER FOLK CLUB at (he


WHITE BULL HOTEL, ROCHESTER


T O N IG H T ' WOODBINE


LIZZIE Noxt weokr


STRAW HEAD


TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28th TOMBOLA


25—EXPLORERS 15—GIULINI


Turkey Draw: 1st — 14115; 2nd — 14501 Tote (10-10-75) 6-9; Snowball — 13 Snowball next woek-£12


k ' A ' k k ’ i c i K ' k ' k


CHARITY MATCH in aid of St Dcny’s Home


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26th' AT ROEFIELI)


ICI ARFWip


ICI COBBLERS Kick-off 2*30 p.m.


/ v v v w v v v v v v v v v v v v w v v v v v v v v v v v v s ST JAMES’S SUNDAY SCHOOL


MRY SAT. 10 J.m. — A p.m ADUISSION FREE


FLEA MARKET


Old Fire Engine Stables Dockrey Street, Colne


JUMBLE SALE


S A T U R D A Y , O C T O B E R 25th


3-00 p.m.


A D M I S S I O N 2p


_____ REFRESHMENTS STARDUST * CLUB


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, BAR


7-oa 6-40


q 3s A N EDISFORD, CLITHEROE. TEL. 22010 FILKY-’S AA


TH E ST1RK HOUSE HOTEL ; GISBURN


DISCOTHEQUE DINNER DANCE in the new


ELIZABETHAN BANQUETING SUITE ■ Music to suit all tastes


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th Dinner served 8 p.m. — 10 p.m. Dancing 8 p.m, — 1 a.m. Varied 5 course menu


For reservations Tel. Gisburn 581 £3.75 + VAT , j


: Thursday, October 23rd — Country and Western CACTUS


. Friday, October 24th — Welcome return of the NEW VARIETY SHOWGROUP


Sunday, October 26th — The fabulous Clitheroe born . - QUANTRO


Come'Early to onsurc a scat


Wodncsday, October 29th HIGHWAY


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ROYAL BRITISH LEGION


0>iSjWitALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE jg y f lf lg g jf f PRESENTS


© M S FRIDAY OCTOBER 24th


THE DELTONES WALTON MARVIN DUC


FRIDAY OCTOBER 31st HALLOWEEN NIGHT


•w* mm erne 119m mm mfe mm SATURDAY & SUNDAY EVENINGS COME DANCING IN DCIN


^ • entertainment '■ ’at'v


BUTTERY SEASO F -


TROU G EW WINTER N O


CIVIC HALL Tei. 23278 Grand Kinema Tel. 23278


i THURSDAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT 7 p.m. The stunning epic


7 THE TOWERING INFERNO (A) Mon to Sat at 7-30 p.m.


Matinee TH U R S D A Y at >t-15 WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS p r e s e n t


THE ISLAND AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD (.>


High adventure in the Disney tradition for the whole family!


' ■. ' • • also -


WINNIE THE POOH AND TIGGER TOO (u)


A further adventured the delightful characters created by A,. A. ■ . Milne!


' Churchgoers at v. . . ............ . . - . f^ . • •*


Laiigho back Archbishops’ call


him in his call for a healthy and united nation. As in churches throughout


the land, the message from Dr Coggan and the Archbishop of York, Dr Blanch, was read at


St Leonard’s Church on Sunday. Afterwards parishioners


were anxious to express their support and 50 of them signed a letter drafted by the vicar, tho Rov. Philip Doardon.


U qv. Aloq Harpur, is hoping that Study groups; will con­ sider the message and talk about its meaning and implica­ tions. • Mr H a rpur vpicod the opinion of many poople in tho Ribblo Valloy when ho told our reporter; “I hope that the mossago will make many serious-minded people think about faith apd Christianity more than they have done in the past. Thq idea is all very well, but it is what we do about it that counts.” Although Sunday was tho


At Whalley the vicar,' the


first time the letter was read In the churches, much of the text will have sounded famil­ iar to one Ribblo Valley cler- gyman — Downham vicar, tho Rev. Rric Chard. Mr Chard, who is chairman


porson." ■ '


THE Vicar of Langho'and 50 of his parishioner have written to the Archbishop of.Canterbury fully hackin ’


Commenting on Dr Cop


gau S,.Ci ar.i0n caI1’ Jlr Chard nmsaid: “He is very good at com,


Elni diseasd beetles1


spotted DUTCH ELM disease beetles


have been spotted for the first timo In th e Kibble Valley at Whalley.


S u p e r in te n d e n t Mr Roger H ir s t th is week (old the coun- cil’s Recreation and Leisure


And Kibble Valley Parks


Committoe th a t the area could bo in for qujto a hammering n e x t y e a r unless the disease changes its character.


T h r e e Dutch elms have


been felled at Whalley, five a rc due to go at Chatham and


of the Lancashire Kcumenicnl C om m i t te e , was pa r tly responsible for n booklet enti­ tled “What kind of Britain do wo want?" which outlines


Ideas and sentiments similar to 'those expressed in the Archbishop’s message.


■ The booklet has been pro- duced by Mr Chard and four other members of a working party set up by the central co-ordinating committee of “Call to the North" — a religi­ ous body made up of northern church officials. It deals .with employment,


law and order, powerlcssncss, ambition and integrity. Mr Chard sees it as a more local­ ised version of the nationwide message — to some extent an e x am p le of w h a t th e Archbishop was calling for when ho urged "mushroom groups" to work at specific problems in their own areas. The booklet is the result of


FOOTBALL AT SHAVVBRIDGE


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26th


CLITHEROE NELSON


Kick-off 2-15 p.m,


Admission 'J0p. Children fr O.A.P. lOp. Ilcfrnshmcnts nvailnblc.


a talk on “What kind of Bri­ tain do we want?” made by Mr Harry Morton, secretary of th e B r i t is h Council of Churches, to church leaders at this year’s annual "Call to the North" conference, . It was due to be published in September, but was held up to avoid a clash with Dr G’og- gan's message which was expected to be of a similar nature. Mr Chard explained that


the booklet was designed to reach everyone and give the church’s point of view on our problems and how they could


be solved. “In producing this booklet


we arc really fulfilling the duty of the church in terms of helping people," said Mr Chard. “It is the duty of the church


to try to produce a better Britain. The purpose of the booklet is to enable Christians to look at areas of life where the Gospel impinges on mod­ ern society, and whore people feel Christ to be real and relevant.”


CLITHEROE UR GUIDES AND BROWNIES


JUMBLE SALE


to be held


IN THE UNITED REFORMED SCHOOLROOM


ON SATURDAY OCTOBER 25th


. a t 2;30 p.m. ADMISSION 3p


an o th e r five arc to be fellr.l b ey o n d Dpwnhmn. Another th ro e tre e s in Downturn! now have th e disease and an out­ b re ak inis boon ennfirmrd in Longrirlgc.


Mr Hirst said it looked as il


th e re was heavy infestation in th o Bolton-by-Bowland and Ch atbu rn areas. One tren in th e Castle grounds also has to be felled.


had been contacted about fel­ ling tre e s .


Mr H irst said that 13 firms


a rran g in g a meeting to deride w h a t s tep s districts should be


The county council is also


tak in g to lacklc the disease. Friends


MORE than 199 priipif; at­ ten d ed a coffee morning or­ ganised by the Friends of


Clithcroe Hospital. The event, at the fliurdi


S tr e e t home of Mr and Mrs F. Dakin, raised about £30 which will go towurda providing various comforts for the pa­ tien ts .


c a k e ; and tombola stall. Win­ n e rs of the raffle were Mrs Cronsdale and Mrs i’imlcv-


T h e re was a bring and buy, Fined £20 \


A CLITHEItOE woin.-in who admitted driving without due c a re and attention was fined £20 by Clitheroe Magistrates. Mrs Rochelle M. Wilson (59) o f Warwick Drive, was also o rd e red to pay £7,S8 witness expenses.


NELLIE HITS


NINETY CONGRATULATIONS <"


Clitheroe’s Mrs Nellie bc/ °n who celebrated her 90th birth­ d ay on Tuesday.


Mrs Scfton. whose father


Mr Jame s Bibby was a promt n e n t figure in tho town, 11'“ with h e r daughter Margaret a t 12 Fox Street. -


On Tuesday night they


went to Oswakitwistle for ■ family party a'- the bon e of


her son and daughter-w-h* Mr and Mrs Arthur befton.


Mrs Sefton's husband, N a t h a n , died 20 years age-1


good health, Mrs Scfton - f o rm e r m em b e r of th W o m e n . Uni on i s t s


Clitheroe. Too fast FOR exceeding ‘hc ,f! ^


limit in Edisford '?yhj,,3ni car, Christine Ann ^ (30), of Moor Lane, C l« was fined £15 at Ciilbcrot.


RETURN VISIT


^ A N J S T - of- St Et jnundghuny. Cathedral, Suf|


m-iko P.arrison Oxley w ‘ riitif"'^ls sec°nd visit I


i a w P ° ,e on Saturday to giv Ii Chn-'w1, at Clitheroe Paris


Liiurch (8 p.m.).


o r r v C°mes at the inviutio OiWi!tSer?e Parish Churc


the8ontVC1^ y in Tight c firaF V8t-?ndmg eneeess of hi


varipHV1Slt' He has ch°sen cobnpi ProEramme of musi many "styles an


Christmas' caroL Capnce 0n


Ui^?5,'Cxloy had a disting his V ac?demic career and oi


munrtPn°lntment t0 St Ed ,n 1958 he was th.


EhelfS v ? athedrat organist ii of: « ^ dv.In:1965 he was gues


Aeado°"0ur. «t the USA!


Oiadbq,rtLm ‘ Colorado ant in lo ^ ^ f American tour; resemoj4nd 1 9 n - He rep


■»atfi.8n6,and at the '"ter P s S “r^n festival ir tzerland m-1969,


.............. I SUSAN :


i £ 5 0 IT MIGHT not have been i


Horse of the Year Show I 1 3 - y e a r - o l d S u s Grccnhalgh, of Bash


| Eaves, isn’t complaining B As winner of Pont northern area grand donl derby final she received trophy, £50 and a fi holiday for three at a Pi tins self-catering holic- village. Susan, of Rugglesmt|


mcating with the ordinary *


f t * .


Farm, won her place in finAl while she was holiday a t the Southp<| camp' in August with sister Anne (14), They were accompanied I


Fares o| service


CHIPPING’S new mini] with Clitheroe will corrl November 15th, subjec| Commissioners.


Pimlico Road


protest


; disturbing humming from til ' plant at night and frequent! tho air is polluted by thicj ; black gaseous smoke.


i ‘Trees behind the prese I ICI buildings are being suff i cated — due, obviously, to tl spread of a red dust, ai already eight trees planted f screening are dead.


ahead, there will soon be . increase in these nuisances.


“If the IC I . proposals | Mrs Gordon points out th


these problems are of vit importance to the young ai eld of the area.


fheir houses is not the mo. important issue — heall comes first—residents objec strongly to an inevitable lov


Unneighbourly Although the outlook fro:


stated, the Ribble Valle Planning department ha refused permission to somi one wanting to build exter sions to a house, on th grounds that it would be a unneighbourly act”.


i What then would tho plar


j n.lns people call the ICI extei | sions , she asks.


! MMr,P i t ie s Wilson, the Rit i i Y.a'Iey Council’s Chie i l r, - l te c t and Plannin; l,,?C,?lsaid that already ther t'on tmn * ? at least one objec


to the plans.


,, All objections will be cons: the committee,” h


ti, , *8 unlikely, howevei H™" ‘he, P]ans will be consi


l . ed .b y the committee ore its December meeting


enng in the value of the; homes. R e c en tly , Mrs Gordo


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