\ 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, August 9lh, 1979


YOUR WEEKEND — VIEWING— SATURDAY


7- 8-


8- 9-


BBC-1 VERSITY


15—8-30—OPEN UNI­ 30—CLOSEDOWN


10-00—HORSEBACK 10- 11-


11-20—FILM “Money from Home,” starring Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis.


JERRY


1-00—GRANDSTAND 5-10—NEWS 5-


6-


BOYSAND NANCY DREW MYSTERIES


9-35—THE RECORD BREAKERS


15—TOM AND 25—ZORRO 11- 25—THE HARDY


6-45—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” star­ ring Gina Lollob- rigida, Anthony - Quinn.


8- 9-


10- 11-


12-


SPECIAL JUSTICE


DAY 15—JUKE BOX JURY


55—MISTER MEN 10—BOSS CAT


. 6-45—THE SILENT WITNESS '


6-15—NETWORK 8-15—HITLER — A


8-00—NEWS AND SPORT


10-00—NEWS ON 2 10-


FILM FROM GERMANY


TERROR “The Strange Door,” starring Charles Laughton, Boris Karloff.


05—MASTERS OF • ALSO JAMES COBURN, TELLY SAVALAS


A REASON TO LIVE, A REASON TO DIE a


B5£" The original tptet mini -1_ lech Rogtr* finings back to urtha


TERROR ‘Blood from the Mummy’s Tomb,” starring Andrew Keir, Valerie Leon, James Villiers.


Granada


9-25—THE DO-GOODERS


10-05—HAPPY DAYS


10-30—THE MERSEY PIRATE


25—SEASIDE 15—SWORD OF 50—NEWS


12-50—WEATHERMAN BBC-2 3-


7-40—2-45 p.m. — OPEN UNIVERSITY


4-


CINEMA “Blonde Venus,” starring Marlene Dietrich, Herbert Marshall, Cary Grant.


CINEMA “Dishonoured,” starring Marlene Dietrich, Victor McLaglen.


BBC-1


7-15—8-30—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


9-00—HEADS AND TAILS


12-15—FAMILY FESTIVAL


9-40—NA YE GEET NAYA SANGEET


9-15—THE SUNDAY GANG


1-00—FARMING 1-25—EXPLORING PHOTOGRAPHY


1-50—NEWS HEAD­ LINES


1-55—FILM . Hitchcock’s “The Thirty-Nine Steps,” starring Robert Donat, Madeleine Carroll.


3- 4- 5-


6-


CHAPARRAL GRANDSTAND


OF THE NEW FOREST


6- 7- 8-


10- 11-


9-


SUNDAY LINE


6-15—THE LIGHT OF EXPERIENCE


05—NEWS 30—HOME ON


Hitchcock’s “To, Catch a Thief,” starring Cary Grant, Grace Kelly. 50—NEWS


PROM 11-40—WEATHERMAN BBC-2


7-40—1-55 p.m. - r OPEN UNIVERSITY


1-55—CRICKET


15—THE ONE DIN 05—FILM


15— T H E H IG H 05—SUNDAY


15—SATURDAY 00—THE QUEST


12-30—WORLD OF SPORT


00—MATCH OF THE 6-


8- 9-


5-05—ITN NEWS 5-15—SAM 5-


8-00—SALE OF THE CENTURY


WAS WON BALL'


10-00—ITN NEWS 10- 11-


ENDELL ESQUIRE


45—SATURDAY 12- 45—BONKERS! 15—HOW THE WEST TOWN CAR HIRE


30— CANNON AND 00—CHARLES


DAVE EDMUNDS AND ROCK- PILE-BORN FIGHTERS


, ler,” starring Syl­ via Sidney, Robert Reed.


“Secret Night Cal- SUNDAY


6- 45—NEWS REVIEW 7-


8- DERS 8-


8-20—FACE THE MUSIC


10- 11-


OFELCHE


' “Psycho,” starring Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh.


INTERNA­ TIONAL Hitchcock’s


9-


10- 11-


35—THE CHILDREN 12-


Granada BLOOD


WORSHIP


11-25—CARTOON 11-


12-30—HERITAGE IN DANGER


PRESS


1-00—LOGAN’S RUN 1-


2- RIGHT


5-00—SURVIVAL 5-


00—THE SUNDAY 00—THE EDITORS7-


8- 10-


2-30—INTERNA­ TIONAL GOLF


6- 00—SALLY ANN 6-30—ITN NEWS 6-


15—THE COMMAN­ 15—NEWS ON 2


55—THE MYSTERY 35—GRAND PRIX


00—MURDER


15—HAWAII FIVE-0 10—NICK LOWE,


10—THE LATE FILM CLITHEROE LTD TWO MINI BUSES FOR HIRE T A X I


SELF DRIVE HIRE CARS TE L . CLITHEROE


Registered office 28 PAR SO N L A N E ,


2 7 2 0 0 2 3 4 8 3


AND


L OW M O O R C L U B THURSDAY and SATURDAY


BINGO SUNDAY


FRANK CH AN TE L L Guitar Vocalist Members only — invited guests 30p Members Draw £5.


81511, 81039, '80628, 80822, 81748, 81113,'80868, I


80041 Snowball No 6. Next week £6


30—HORSES IN OUR 00—MORNING


00—TALKING BIKES 30—PARENTS’ DAY


00—FACE THE


QUEEN ELIZABETH II PLAYING FIELDS FUND RAISING COMMITTEE


The Former Vale House site adjacent Whal- ley Bus Station 11 a.m. — 4 p.m.


AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY AUGUST 27th


STREET MARKET


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SCOUTS AND GUIDES present


£7.50 per stall o r all profits from stall to the fund


Inquiries contact C. Mason esq., 18 Llmefield Avenue, Whalley


_____________________ Tel. Whalley 3203


55—THIS IS YOUR 15—CARTOON TIME


SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1979, from 2 p.m. onwards, at BARRACLOUGH, WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


A GALA (By kind permission ol Mr and Mrs Terry Cattermole)


Cub Scouts 5-a-slde football, Brownie Guide sports, afternoon teas, cake stalls, sideshows, raffles. .


Tickets 25p. Under 141 Op. ^ CLITHEROE E TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILD p


30—MR AND MRS . 8


9-30—SCREENPLAY 11- 40—BLUE Y


8- 45—ITN NEWS 9-


KAY THURSTON DANCE SCHOOLS CLITHEROE, WHALLEY,'BLACKBURN


Teaching to R O YAL A C AD EM Y Standards Principal: KAY THURSTON A.R.A.O. L.I.S.T.D. „


Associate — ROYAL ACADEMY, ADVANCED Licenciate — IMPERIAL SOCIETY, ADVANCED


* AH Royal Academy and Imperial Society Exams * G.C.E. O-Levol Ballet for Seniors * Preparation for Competitions and Auditions * Small classes, ensuring individual attention * Under S’s class and Adult Beginners Ballet * Former pupils with ROYAL, MUNICH, ISRAELI, STUTTGART ANO SWEDISH BALLETS and successfully teaching INQUIRIES (for September Term and Holiday Classes)


WHALLEY CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL


CLASSES: ST JOHN AMBULANCE HALL CHURCH BROW, CLTTHEROE


SWEET SUNDAY BEAR DJANS


45—SUNDAY, 00—TROPIC p


15—BJ AND THE£ X


15—THE COME- X X y


55—OPEN NIGHT


THE RAMBLERS’ ASSOCIATION


CLITHEROE LOCAL GROUP Invite Non Members to join In their walks.


.. , Strong footwear should be worn and packed lunch carried SPECIAL EVENING WALKS '


11 a.m. Whalley Bus Station Leader Mrs V. Mortimer


KAY THURSTON, GOLDHILL, SLAIDBURN, Nr. CLfTHEROI Phone Slaidburn 202


22.8.79. Meet 7 p.m. Whalley Bus Station. The Nab 4 miles.' 29.8.79. Meet Chatburn Post Office, 6-45 p.m. Swanside. Downham, Worsaw, Chalburn, 5 miles. Leader Mr D. Tomlinson


HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH


"Ye must be bom again”John 37


SUNDAY, AUGUST 12th 6-30 p.m.


Preacher: K. MELLING, Horwjck


WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15th, 2-30 p.m.


- - WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP


FLOWER FESTIVAL


17th, 18th, 19th


GISBURN CHURCH AUGUST


10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily


r FOOTBALL A T SHAWBRIDGE PRE SEASON FRIENDLY


CLITHEROE, WADDINGT0N


Admission 20p, children & OAPs 10p • ■ Proceeds In sld ol G. Dlnsdele Benefit Fund ■


WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15th kick off 7 p.m.


S A W L E Y T A X I


NOW A T BIHffftlY2233l F O R B U Y IN G A N D B E L L IN G ^ <.


CLITHEROE TE L .


2 6 8 2 6 SALEM CONGREGATIONAL


• CHAPEL, MARTIN TOP Rimington


ANNIVERSARY . Sunday, '


163rd CHAPEL /


August 12th, 1979 . ■ Preacher ...


REV.R. B. CAMPBELL ,.... (from Inplewhite) ■ . *


Services 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Everyone welcome, r


i •- funds. ■


Collections for chapel..' :


15.8.79. Meet 6-45 p.m. Chalburn Road End. Worston. Mearley Hall, Clitheroe 5 miles


10-45 a.m. Slaidburn Bus Leader Mr I. Hardcastle A U G U S T 25th — WHALLEY TO OOWNHAM ,


A U G U S T 11th — BURN FELL


£ PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE £ 8 “Grand Sing” with the COLNE LINDEN ^ 2


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5th, 1979 in St Mary’s Parish Hall


SINGERS


ADMISSION 85p Tickets on sale at


HARTLEY’S FABRICS ; 12/14 Market Place, Clitheroe


4 y


d


2 X X


2 9


(Cub Scouts and Brownie Guides In uniform — tree of charge) A BARBECUE


AND DISCO 8 p.m. to 1a.m.


NOOKIES DISCO Tombola, raffle, sideshows, licensed bar.


Street; R. Turner a Sons, Castle Street; Thao's, York Street; West End Stores, Woone Lane; Scout end Guide Leaders-


Tickets £3 available from: Mrs Holt, The Parish Church Office; Cameo, Castlegate; Cowman’s (Butchers), Castle


John Clayton, 20 Shay’s Drive. Tel. 23162; Whitaker’s. King Street, Whalley.


250p.200p.150p


BRIAN & MICHAEL.DUGGIE CLARK In


Boxing Day to Jan. 19th PANTO TIME!


“JACK & THE BEANSTALK”


(A Giant of a Pantomimel) PARTY BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN


SATURDAY DANCING


H333BEEEHS everyone welcomel


to theBOBWATMOUGH ORCHESTRA


D A N C E TO /


HUMPHREY LYTTLETON AT BOWERLEY SUMMER BALL


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th PLUS SUPPORTING BAND AND FROM LONDON


ALTONE SOUNDS DISCO Amission E10 ■


FULL BUFFET SUPPER INCLUDED «


BY TICKET ONLY, available from.Bowerley Hotel,Langcllffe, • ,.


Settle, Yorks. Tel. Settle 2689. CLITHEROE GARDEN CLUB


* HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY 76th


. GARGRAVE AGRICULTURAL AND GARGRAVE SHOW


SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1979 President: R. L. Woltenden, Esq.


Display of Horse and Carriage Driving by Yorkshire Drivers' Club, Cattle, Sheep, Poultry, Agricultural Horsos. Hunters and Ponies, Gymkhana, Show Jumping, Handicrafts and Produce, Fell Races, Dog Show, Local Children's Spoils and Fancy


TRADE, STANDS, INQUIRIES Mrs C .J . VARLEY. Tel. GARGRAVE 425 ' • \


Dress, Terrier Racing, Tug-of-.War, Historic Cars. RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL and


MID-PENNINE ARTS ASSOCIATION present


S . BRASS IN RIBBLE VALLEY ' -i


,. ■ ' - i ;


-. 2 30p.m. — 4,30 p.m. . v • . (Weather permitting) 1 v 1 ' ■:


laidburn Silver Band; Sunday, August 12th, 1979, at The Castle, Clitheroe


RIMINGTON MEN’S CLUB


ANNUAL GENERAL


MEETING MONDAY,


AUGUST 13th at 8r30.p.m. ’. ,


FREEZING FRUIT*and VEGETABLES .also


Miss J. Gregory (Norweb) ‘


EXHIBITION ARRANGEMENTS


MONDAY, AUGUST 13th at 7-30 p.m. PARISH HALL MUTUAL ROOM


non-members welcome .


MR & MRS TREVOR WILLIAMS are pleased to announce a


GRAND S la lo m EVENING AT THE


RIBBLESDALE ARMS, GISBURN T9NI^HT> THURSDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1979


* FOR 2 0 % E C 'A L S la I° m P'“ T GLASS ♦ fl it w il ith S la lo m jLagei' / 4 7 - 2 0 p P E R P IN T ! ! ! . . . , “ tAke up Slalom |T»S A great sport*


8 p.m. -11-45 p.m. 75p Tel. 51887


Box Office, Northgate,


r - - “ ------- -s l SELLING !


BUYING I


ADVERTISER | TEL-SEL | CLASSIFIED |


CLITHEROE | . ADVERTISEMENTS | , DISCO 25—MASTERS OF g gS gSa, Ufli It on tbs 2Sth Cn ~ ■ *


Unit Four, Blackburn 5 8 4 4 6 AUG 12 WEEK Feature


2.40 JOAN COLLINS


ROBERT LANSING • IN


: ttawaiy GftEJtrtsT ADVpnuat stpst:


j RIMINGTON WOMENS ' INSTITUTE


CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278.


THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 7 p.m., THE HUMANOIDS (A)


T H E H U M A N O ID ■ I nfscfKtNSimf/msnctafNimi


Matinee THURSDAY 2-15 p.m. 7th VOYAGE OF SINBAD


MONDAY, AUGUST 13th to SATURDAY V


BRIGHTESTHAPP/FSF F/LM OF THE YEAR/


o f t E iHhBPaist piCTUHisiiMino A at 7-30 p.m.


HANDICRAFT & PRODUCE SHOW


32nd ANNUAL


INSTITUTE on SATURDAY, AUGUST11th, 1979 .


In the MEMORIAL lobe openedby Hon.


Treasurer Mrs L. M. Moore : at 2-30 p.m.


Admission Adults 15p, children 5p


Refreshments available - upper Wharfedale


ARTS and CRAFTS


EXHIBITION AUGUST


15th to 22nd Town Hall


. Daily 10 a.m. to 6-30 p.m. NEVILLE QAAND * MEL FEARER


MARILYN BURNS • WILLIAM FINLEY CAROLYN JONES • STUART WHITMAN


ALSO


Be warned — this horror double is definitely not lor the squeamish


BLOOD LU S T * cyc'°


IN T H E 2 5 t h C E N T U R Y « also SIDE BY SIDE U


EXTRA SHOW "Iftese mlettl cups mitt limbs ill W 1 0 pm


every night


•SEE T IM ES AMOVE ' FOR OTHER L A T E SHOWS NIGH TLY


^ iL fe o P * . _ A n j l f L A e mf DAILY EXPRESS Q) ‘ Freebie ___ _____________ 8 1 1 0 U l f i P C f l l l A AND DANCE T LEAGRAM HALL SHOWGROUND, CHIPPING


ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th 1979 8-0 p.m.— 11-45 p.m.


LICENSED BAR H O T SUPPER


l Bullock — Plane Tree Hall Farm, Chaigley — Whitesides of Clitheroe — Clitheroe Advertiser & Times Office or any member of Clitheroe Round Table


T IC K E TS £2.50 each available from Bailey Arms, Hurst Green — Barkers Primrose Nurseries — Stan


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB 22 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE tor the best in entertainment


' Dancing to THE BACKGROUND DUO


> your hosts TOM and THELMA THURSDAY, AUGUST 9th


STAR NITE WITH SUPER STAR


PAUL J . KELLEY also


SYLVIA SCOTT (Lovely Voice)


Members and Guests (Few Tickets still available at the door)


SATURDAY. AUGUST 11th WYNNE LAINE (Great Act)


' SUNDAY, AUGUST 12th


PETER FORD (Tops Again)


BILLS BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY Your Caller: RAY •


________WEEKLY TREBLE 1— 3— 15


Come and enjoy a great night with great folk WEEKLY DOUBLE 17 — 9 ■


____ , l


Friday, August 10th THE DOOLEYS


250p, 200p, 150p & 90 p


Saturday, September 8th 7-30 p.m.


Televisions Hit Show


mAhM'.'.IlKUiB with DEREK BATEY 125p, (100p child/OAP)


Tuesday, September 11th 7-30 p.m.


M ttsnm k 200p, (250p on night)


Wednesday, September 12th 7-30 p.m.


THERAMONE 275p (300p on door)


Sunday, September 30th 7-30 p.m.


SUTHERLAND BROTHERS


200p, (250p on door) Wednesday, October 3rd ALEXANDER ROY LONDON


100p (70p child/OAP) 7-30 p.m.


BALLET 2-30 p.m.


200p, 150p, 100p


Thursday, October 11th 7-30 p.m.'


MARY O’HARA 300p,250p, 200p& 100p


Saturday, October 27th 7-30 p.m.


COLLECTORS’ FAIR


ANTIQUE and


NELSON CIVIC CENTRE .


SUNDAY, AUGUST 19th


10-30 a .m .— 4-30 p.m.


Buy, Browse, Sell, Exchange Something for Everyone


If you have items for.sale or any enquiries please


telephone NELSON 65730 BLACKBURN •


COLLECTORS MARKET :


SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th Windsor, and Regency Halls


Northgate, Blackburn The Summer Antique Market


Sillier, Jcwelle.ry,..De.cas . Nouveau, Militaria, Stamps, Furniture will all be on Sale. We hoj>e we have something to please, everyone. Rememoe r that as always we are in two halls.


We prc.setif our HKiin/ mnefi/ of stalls, with over 85 stall holders. Offering high quality antiques nnd collectables. *


•Oj>en 10 a.m. — 5 p.m. Admission 20p


Refreshments available all da 1


Senior Citizens and Children lOp


/ CLITHEROE ROUND TABLE No. 552 GRASSINGTON


TRINITY-YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE Parson Lane, Clitheroe


AUTUMN and WINTER


PROGRAMME of


ACTIVITIES from MONDAY,


AUGUST 6th, 1979


CLUB NIGHTS MONDAY/TUESDAY


7-30 — 10 p.m.


G A M E S N I G H T , S N O O K E R , M U S IC , Q U I Z Z E S . F ILMS , MEMBERS MEETINGS


CMUIT RIC ROLLER


CALDERSTONES PROJECT


THURSDAYCLUB Depart from club 7 p.m.


SKATING THURSDAY


SPORTING


7-30 p.m. (Junior and Seniors)


TUESDAY BOXING


7-30 p.m. (juniors and seniors)


WEDNESDAY JUDO


v THURSDAY


FOOTBALLTRAINING 7 p.m. Rlbble Valley


Football Leagues DISCO


MEMBERS DISCO Admission 50p


FRIDAY


SATURDAY 1-30 — 3-30 t, p.m.


JUNIOR DISCO Admission 15p


Annual memberships available


Juniors (under 14) 15p.


Seniors (14-16) 50p. Seniors (over16/adults)£1


Further information h C L ITH E R O E25063 b m h b m h Mh


Trees Farm, has been attending a School of Excellence, near Hor- wich, which she hopes will help her make the final steps along the road to representing Great Britain. A member of Preston


CHIPPING lass Ruth Cowell is poised to break through ijito the top ranks of inter­ national judo., Ruth (18), of Hall


tumble involved in bouts, Ruth is never worried about being hurt.


Despite the rough and


ever introduced at Olym­ pic level, jny aim would be to take part as a member of the British team,” she said. Her working life is


“If women’s judo is


Judo Club, Ruth raced from yellow belt stan­ dard to become a 1st Dan


black belt in only 18 months.


from the time when, she was a pupil at Longridge High School and took up the sport “for something to do.” .


It all seems a long way .....


split between helping her parents on the farm and m a k in g f a rm h o u s e cheese in the nearby hamlet of Whitechapel. Ruth has competed in


p o l i c


several major tourna­ ments, including the British and Scottish Opens, which have given her a taste of life at the top, and hopefully her travels to the Horwich coaching sessions could put her there to stay.


GOOSNARGH AND LONGRIDGE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY


LONGRIDGE, PRESTON PR3 2 TN . Te l. Chipping 356.


A N N U A L S H O W S ECRETARY, NEWHOUSE FARM, TH O R N LEY ,


SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th SCHEDULES NOW AVAILABLE FROM: TH E


Floral Art, Handicraft, Honey, Baby Show, Country Craft. Wl and YFC Classes. MORRIS DANCING


PARADEOFTHEVALE OF LUNE HOUNDS


Cattle, Heavy and Light Horses, Donkeys, Goats,"Poultry, Budgerigars. Children's Section, Pet Show, Horticulture,


w o n ’ t IT is precisely because, ment and with the full one, the market crite beloved private enterpr the Gas Board, that he are unlikely to see a gas the foreseeable future.


Supply would be boon to


villages WHAT a great benefit it would be to residents of Grindleton, Waddington and West Bradford to have gas.


!


The threat of electricity cuts this winter is a big


worry, not only to the housewife, but to all the elderly people in these vil- • lages who have no other means of cooking or heating.


* PARISH CHURCH HALL, CLITHEROE J


| PARTY DANCING * * EVERY THURSDAY at 5 p.m. commencing * +


: CHILDRENS I THURSDAY, AUGUST 16th, 1979 * -k Ages 4-14 years approx. • Admission 45p e,c-


4^ Learn the cha cha, waltz, samba, paso doble, and , -k * all the latest."Travolta style" disco dancing.


* t


*


J Refreshments available, lucky spot prizes, games, etc., * -K


^ i


who need extra warmth and are afraid to put on their electric fires m case they cannot pay the bill. There are also mothers with young children who have no alternative ways of heating, baby feeds should cuts arise. Obstacles can be over­


There are the elderly kl


OMNY SEVE MONDAY


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• • § 3 ffll ; ^6,..


§ 3 ± - ... MB if 1


B - ‘Src-'-cCi;. «v*,


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V:* «> - ^ w.


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Judo fan Ruth aims to excel


L,<$■'/f t • ■ '■ *'■* « |4- - j - s t r / ■RlfSfc-' L rvjV'.t»*!£**. J


CHAMBERS’ 20th Century Dictionary


accept that the vast major­ ity of British people wish to see the reintroduction of c a p i ta l p u n ishm en t. Despite this, however, they vote by a large major­ ity against that measure, claiming in the process that they are offering the country leadership rather than representation. As a major factor consi­


definition, recent events at both central and local gov­ ernment level indicate that whatever type of govern­ ment is operating in Bri­ tain at the present time, it cannot be described as “democratic.” In the Commons, MPs


defines “democracy” as “a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people . . .” On the basis of such a


dered in reaching that decision was fear of what terrorists might do if one of their number was sent­ enced to death, it seems fair to ask whether this is the sort of pusillanimous


, '


come in order to build fly­ over bridges and motor­ ways, so why not a pipeline across the River Ribble? It would also benefit North West Gas. Why does it advertise if it doesn’t want to supply the product? Regarding another sub­


KNIGHTS of ST COLUMBA are supporting The Appeal In Aid of a new


BREAST SCREENING MACHINE for the area


. A T THE “CASTLE FETE” ALSO


JUMBLE SALE


in S.S. MICHAEL AND JOHNS PARISH HALL, LOWERGATE


1st SEPTEMBER, 1979


SUPPORT US IN THIS EFFORT SUNDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1979


ject of importance to West Bradford, could we not have a mirror placed at each end of West Bradford bridge to minimise the danger of accidents? After all, what is the cost of a mirror compared to a human life? Come on, in the words of


Buzby, let’s “make some­ one happy.” We are.always sending help to other coun­ tries, so why not a little help for our own people.


‘ 7 Westfield Drive, West Bradford.


MRS M. DUXBURY,


Former transport


. ■


manager A FORMER transport manager, Mr George Butler, of Irwell Bun-


. Wiswell, died on Friday. He was 70. •-,■<


. village 16 years ago. ■ -For 47 years-Mr Butler


He and his wife, who survives him, came to the


galow, Pendleton Road, ' ■


was employed by Turnbuli and Stockdale, • Ramsbot- tom, i eventually becoming transport: manager. After moving to Wiswell he completed nis working lif ife by becoming a kitchen at Calaerstones


.. i con p lorterr


i _______ ig Hiospital..


.of - Edenfield Agricultural Society, for, a long period.


Mr Butler was chairman ............._ .....


:: The 'funeral took place yesterday, .with cremation at Accrington.


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