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STARDUST CLUB CLITHEROE
Telephone 22342 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13th
JAMIE RHODES Bit of rock and a bit of pop FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19th
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
all man and lady members are expected — 8 p.m. start FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th
Wo regret that "Quantro" will not be able to appear GRAND CONCERT
DAVE BROWN SOUND WITH RON FRASER will appear
Tote for 6/11/76 £10 22*18, £5 25-3
* TURKEY DRAW — 07547 BOTTLE SHERRY — 08515
B la c kb u rn D io c e s an J u b i le e W h a l le y D e a n e ry
EXHIBITION OF CHURCH TREASURES ,
AND CHILDREN’S ART at WHALLEY ABBEY
NOVEMBER 1 7 th— 25th, 1976
Open daily'10 a.m. to 12 noon; 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Admission: Adults 20p, children and OAPs 10p. School parties £1 per 20 schoolchildren. Apply to the Warden of Whalley Abbey
Refreshments and souvenirs available Come along to see the Treasures of your Deaniry.
VICAR PLANS A RETURN
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parishioners of his resignation on Sunday, is to return to industry.- St Paul’s- was his first living and he was previ- ously- employed; in. the engineering industry, a t , Leyland Motors for about 20 years. He was ordained in 1967 and his first curacy was at St Wilfrid’s, Standish.
Clltheroe Arts and Theatre Society are to visit
G .A .T .S .
OPERA HOUSE, MANCHESTER WELSH NATIONAL OPERA
Mozarts romantic opera abounding in wit and brilliance
TH E SER AG L IO
7-30 p.m. FRIDAY, 10th DECEMBER T ic k e t s C3 in c . t ra n s p o r t
Bookings from: Tru-Vlew, 3 Castle Street, 25538. F. Brockbank, 10 Fairfield Drive, 24468
. Or evenings M. Sagar, Tinkers Close, Edlsford Road. A l l b o o k in g s m u s t be m a d e b y 1 6 th N o vem b e r .
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THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Hodder Valley Branch
REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 14th, 1976
REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT SLAIDBURN PARISH CHURCH AT 10-30 a.m. THE PREACHER WILL BE REV. GAZE
AFTER THE SERVICE A SHORT SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT THE CENOTAPH.
CPT KENYON WILL TAKE THE PARADE
Swan & Royal Hotel CUTHEROE TEL.23130 or. 23665;
PROPRIETORS BERNARD AND ELAINE HANSON
Beautifully appointed licensed dining room and ballroom catering for weddings, parties, reception and all func- ■ tions.
Limited bookings still available for Christmas Day.
Bookings still being taken for a Dinner and Dance on Boxing Day Monday, December 27th. Nine course menu £6.45 including VAT and service charge.
Open weekdays for lunches and dinners including a full A La Carte menu which features flambe dishes cooked at ' your table.
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II the main restaurant is full then try the intimate atmosphere oI Le Petit Flambre Restaurant, which is- also available lor private parties.
Both restaurants are under the personal direction of Mr Giovanni Sclacca.
A private room is available for conferences and business meetings.
Open on Sunday for lunches, menus at £1.80 and £2.10-!nclud. ing VAT and service charge. Dining room closed Sunday nights. FOR RESERVATIONS RING CL ITH EROE 2 3 1 3 0 .
Advertiser' and Times that, although;his resignation would come as a shock, he had given a great deal of thought and-prayer to his decision and . believed it to be in the best’ interests of the Christian family at St Paul’s, his own family and himself. “ Since arriving-at St Paul’s I have always believed, and still do, that the parish has a very promising future,” he said. “
Mr Hunt this week told the
s^firm foundation for still, more building in the spiritual and social life of the parish.” He em p h a s ised th a t
THE THREE MILLSTONES INN WEST BRADFORD, NEAR CLITHEROE
NOW BOOKING PRIVATE CHRISTMAS
DINNERPARTIES 12 TO 20 PERSONS
4 Course Meal plus Coffee £3.75 also available
Bar Snack Menus, Lunch and Evening Meals
SOCIAL CLUB, WELLGATE Organ: WILF Drums: JOHN ARTIST SATURDAY 13th
HELEN! LEE pop singer
. SUNDAY 14th
TERRY YOUHG ' EACH WEDNESDAY
TOM’S CHRISTMAS BONANZA BINGO E ye s D ow n 8-00 p .m .
Double nos. 29-12 not won. £40 next week Treble Nos. 21-9-27 not won £50 next week
THE CHRISTMAS COLNE ANTIQUE & COLLECTORS
FAIR AND FLEAMARKET SATURDAY, NOVEMBER '0th 10 a'.m. to 5-30 p.m.
at the MUNICIPAL HALL Albert Road, Colne
OVER SO STALLS SPECIALISING IN ALL COLLECTABLE ITEMS
. Admission: Adults 15p, Children & OAP's 5p Refreshments.and Licensed Bar
Come and Buy, Salt,.Barter, of Browse CLITHEROE
NATURALISTS’ SOCIETY THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 18th NATURE IN LANCASHIRE
(Lancashire Naturalists' Trust)
SPEAKER: MISS N. CARBIS
Lecture hold in RIBBLESDALE ADULT CENTRE, Queens Road, Clitheroe.
T o s s ld e Church
B R S DG E T A X IS Clltheroe 22977
CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEAR BOOKINGS n ow ^ b e in g ta k e n
In the Institute at 2-0 p.m.
Cakes, produce, fancy goods, tombola
Admlailon 10p Including tea end biscuits
WHIST AND
DOMINO DRIVE 7-45 p.m. Admission 35p
Children 20p Includingsupper
2nd Whalley Scout _ Parents Group
UNIT FOUR SUNDAY NOV. 14 AND WEEK
BLACKBURN t e l .5 8 4 4 6
Make a date don’t be late with O.K. Disco
Tel. Clitheroe 23076 -
'MUSIC LOVERS TAKE NOTE
• ST AMBROSE CHURCH : GRINDLETON
CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
by CLITHEROE TOWNSWO MEN’S GUILD
SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 21st til 3 p.m.
(Conductor: G. T. - Hitchen, L.K.A.M.)
Programmes 30p SIX.W0MEN*p/f3
Available from . M IS S GOODALL, ROSE MOUNT, GRINDLETON
■ -. Tel. Clitheroe 41245
P O U N D W IS E SA L E V
DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, at 8 p.m.
L adles1 e vening wear i gan t's end ch ild re n 's c lo th e * Admission 15p
Including ntm$hm§nta HENTHORN
GOSPEL CHURCH Mlfthome Ave., Clttheroe
GOSPEL
SERVICE SUNDAY, NOV. 14th • i <W0 p.m. : MR W. OWEN ■
(Astley Bridge)
LADIES' FELLOWSHIP WEDNESDAY,
; NOVEMBER 17th
MRS'M. JOHNSON - (filscktiurn)
MORNING to be held in the
METHODIST HALL, WHALLEY, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 13th, 10- 12noon
Bring and Buy, Cakes, Games etc. Good as new stall, ADMISSION 1Sp.
CLITHEROE FLOWER CLUB A
DEMONSTRATION ' By Mr and Mrs R. Goon . '.
CELEBRATIONS
at home and abroad FRIDAY, NOV. 12th
ST JOHN AMBULANCE HALL
VISITO RS SOp
SLAIDBURN Y.F.C. CHRISTMAS WHIST AND
DOMINO DRIVE AT SLAIDBURN WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 17th 7-45 p.m. -
A dm la s lo n— 4 0p ■ Including refreshment*
CHRISTMAS FAYflG PRIZES N.A.L.G.O.
NEW YEAR’S EYEBALL
at the SWAN AND ROYAL HOTEL, Clitheroe
A few tickets are •
available at £5.50 each. . I f In te re s te d
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WHIST AND DOMINOES
TU E SD A Y , NOVEMBER 1 6 th
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’ ST PAUL’S CHURCH LOW MOOR
FRjDAY, NOVEMBER 12th at 7-30 p.m.
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SALE OF WORK Sat., November 20th
ROYAL BRITISH LEGION. Waddington Branch
REMEMBRANCE SERVICE
St HELEN'S CHURCH al 11-45 a.m.
SUNDAY, Mth NOVEMBER 1976.
• Members to parade a t the Waddington Bowling & Social
Club at 10-30 a.m.
CROSS KEYS HOTEL , St James's Street, Burnley
FULL A LA CARTE MENU
Served on Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. Spec/*/ C h i ld re n 's Mmnu
Then la still a tew booking! lett tor Chrlatmas Dinner on Chrlelmaa and Boxing Day.
W a d d in g * Cmtmrad F o r — B o d a n d Bromkfmtt
. 3. (6) “Rubber band man” — Detroit Spinners. 4. (7) “Tears of a clown” — Smokey Robinson and the Miracles.
1. (1) “If you leave me now” — Chicago. 2. (2) “When forever has gone” — Demis Roussos.
5: (3) “Play that funky music” — Wild Cherry. 6. (5) “Hurt” — Manhattans. 7.
10. (18) “Lost in France” — Bonnie Taylor.'
8. (4) “Mississipi” — Pussycat. 9. (15) “Summer of my life” — Simon Mav.
-(9) “Don’t take away the music” — Tavares.
19. (—) “Substitute"- — Who. 20. (—) “Do you feel” — Peter Frampton.
16. (10) “Soul Dracula” — Hot Blood. 17. (14) “Dancing with the:captain" — Paul Nicholas. 18. (—) “Love is a prima donna” — Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel.
Last week’s placings are in brackets. Tip for the top: “Under the moon of love” — Showaddywaddy. LP of the week: “One more from the road” — Lynyrd Skynyrd. Chart compiled by Ames Record Bar.
11. (13) “She’s gone” — Daryl Hall and John Oates. 12. (11) “Beautiful noise” — Neil Diamond. 13. (—) “You make me feel like dancing” — Leo Sayer. 14. (—) “Love me” — Yvonne Elliman. 15. (8) “I’d really love to sec you tonight” — England Dan and John Ford Coley.
although he was resigning from the full-time parochial ministry he was not leaving the ministry altogether. - “I will still serve in the auxiliary ministry as much as I am able and I hope very
Many will think my decision strange, particularly in view of the progress that has been made over the past four years, but I see all this as a real team effort in laying a
two daughters, Janet (18) and Linda (13) will leave Low Moor at the end of the month to live in Walton-le-Dale, less than half a mile from where they lived when Mr Hunt was ordained.
his return to industry as new challenge with new opportunities for Christian Witness.” Mr and Mrs Hunt and their
much to pursue my knowledge of the practice and ministry of healing.” ’ Mr Hunt said he envisaged
THE Vicar of St Paul’s,- Low Moor, for the past four years, the Rev. Alan Hunt has resigned and will be leaving the parish early next month. Mr H u n t;- .w h o to ld
cyCetterd to the (^ditop~^~i
Hard-working team deserves praise
stretch and using it with my own
vehicle.at least four times a day, I feel I'am in a better position to comment than a casual passer-by. F irs t, I would like to
workmen was completely unjustified. I have observed the comings and goings and general behaviour of the men
Guests
PENDLE FOREST YFC were the guests of the Bolton- by-Bowland club for an even ing of football,' netball and badminton on Monday.
by-Bowland met Clitheroe YFC on the football field and won 8-2'. -Scorers were P. Smalley (three), G. Fawcett (two), F. Smalley, M. Smalley and J. Hacking. Mr Stanley Wcsthead, of Clitheroe, recently gave the club an illus trated talk on the geology of the Ribble Valley. He was thanked by Janet Moss.
The previous day, Bolton- available M d ir ^ : Stereo/Audio-Units
Philips 18” MODEL 571 Philips 22” MODEL 550 HMV 22” MODEL 2725
MICHEUN DISCO
21st Parties, Weddings, Dances, Children’s Christmas Parties,
Competitive Rates
Ferguson Studio 7 Fidelity MC3 GEC 2817
Ferguson 3275 Crown 435
£169.00 Tellux Audio . £34.95
£268.95 Ferguson 3457 > C75.00 £253.95 GEC 4021
£69.00
£125.95 Roberts Rambler. £103.95 Roberts R505 ■ :
:Radro/Cas%tte;Retorders'v
. : £19.95 - £34.95
£159.00 Roberts 6R606 (Batt/Mains) £45.95 Crown 841 (Batt/Mains) £19.95,
£43.95 £35.95 Duette (Batt/Mains)
S^i/.daisetteRecorder^ £16.95 PRE C 0EV ICS INIU M
PLUS BIG SELECTION OF FAMOUS MAKE
DOMESTIC APPLIANCES AT BIG SAVINGS
road would suffer during the work and travelling over it would produce its discom forts. I, for one, am very happy to tolerate this rela tively short period of diffi culty, knowing that before long the road will be wider, • well-surfaced and properly drained. Passer-By’s attack on the
produced many: difficulties, not least that of maintaining traffic flow. More men on the job would have'meant a quickerfinish, but would have involved closing the road to traffic. This would, of course, have made life, impossible for local residents. It was inevitable that the.
congratulate the Highways Department for undertaking this project. Only those living on this road are aware of the many occasions on which cars and lorries have become bogged down in the roadside ditches. The nature of the work
I FEEL I must comment on Passer-By’s letter about the time being !taken on repairs to the stretch of road . from Holden to Lane Gate. . Living halfway along that
concerned and i.have never seen a more tonsciontious, hard-working team of men in any part of the country or any sphere.of work. Throughout the heat of summer and, more recently, through the rain, they have worked steadily and efficiently.
J..C. SINGLETON, Corgiil Bungalow, Holden Lune,
Boiton-by-Bowland. i
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November. 11th, 19J6? 3
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