2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, July 12th, 1979 YOUR WEEKEND —


-VIEWING-^— SATURDAY


7- 9-00—MISTER MEN


BBC-1 VERSITY


• 9-15—BOSS CAT 9-40—TABITHA


10-05—PLAY SPORT 10- 11-


JERRY


11-22—WEATHER 11-25—CRICKET: FIRST TEST


1-30—GRANDSTAND 5-10—NEWS 5-20—SPORT/REG- IONAL NEWS


5- 6-


BOYS AND NANCY DREW MYSTERIES


15—TOM AND 30—ZORRO 4-


15—8-30—OPEN UNI­ 7-


TEST


6-35—DROOPY 6-


SPO RT


7,30—MUSICAL BIRTHDAY PARTY


9-00—WORD FOR WORD


10-05—CRICKET 10-


11- 11-


25—'THE HARDY 15—JUKE BOX JURY


8- 9-


10-


11- 11-


12-


6-45—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES “The Command,” starring Guy Madi­ son, Joan Weldon, James Whitmore. 15—SEASIDE


9-55—NEWS


SPECIAL JUSTICE


05—SWORD OF


OF CHARLES DARWIN


05—INTERNA­


TIONAL TENNIS 45—THE QUEST


BBC-2


7-40—2-45—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


2-50—SATURDAY CINEMA ‘Hell and High Water,” starring Richard Widmark, David Wayne, Cameron Mitchell, Bella Darvi.


9-35—GRAND PRIX 35—MASTERS OF


TERROR. FILM: “Doctor X”


50—NEWS ON 2 55—MASTERS OF


TERROR: “The Curse of Frankenstein”


Granada


9-40—UNTAMED WORLD


10-05—HAPPY DAYS


10-30—THE MERSEY PIRATE


12- 30—WORLD OF SPORT


05—THE VOYAGE


5- 05—ITN NEWS 5-15—CARTOON TIME 5- 6-


TERSPY


6-45—HOW THE WEST WAS WON


35—WEATHERMAN


8- 9-


10- 10- 11-


CENTURY


00—ITN NEWS 15—M’LORDS,


LADIES AND GENTLEMEN


11-45—‘THE LATE FILM: Vincent Price, Debra Paget in “The Haunted Palace”


1-15—CLOSEDOWN BBC-1


7-15—S-30—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


9-40—NAI ZINDAGI NAYAJEEVAN


9-15—THE SUNDAY GANG


9-00—HEADS AND TAILS


11- 12-


10—IT FIGURES 15—SUNDAY


WORSHIP


1-00—FARMING 1-25—MR SMITH


PROPAGATES PLANTS


1-55—FILM MATINEE: “The Rebel,” star­ ring Tony Hancock, George Sanders, Paul Massie


1-50—NEWS HEAD­ LINES


3- 4- 5-


35—INTERNA­


TIONAL TENNIS 45—THE HIGH


CHAPARRAL


6- 00—NEWS 6-10—THE CHILDREN OF THE NEW FOREST


CASTING COMPANY


6- 7- 8-


AFFAIR


PRAISE CHOICE 15—A FAMILY


FILM: “The Secret of Santa Vittoria,” starring Anthony Quinn, Anna Mag- nani, Virna Lisi


10-20—NEWS 10-


11- 11-


12- ENEMY


10- 11-


SUNDAY 7- 8-


8- 9-


10- 11-


.DERANGED


30—BONKERS 00—THE MAS-.


30—SALE OF THE 00—HAWAII FIVE-0 15—HARD TIMES


EXTRA SHOW 1 0 pmevery night


•SEE TIMES ABOVE FOR OTHER LATE SHOWS NIGHTLY


is the wojnd


“ A bon* chilling. r«rv0-lrying epic.......... will keep you screaming lor days!"


A MjCHAtt W Hte flLV IM — N*w York Daily Newt.


senjmel plus — Benny Hill in


__________________________ TH E WAITERS and Leonard Rossitter LE PETOMANE a


IffHE HILLS HAVEEVES


A mca American tarrtti. also Kenny Ball AND ALL TH A T JAZZ nlkatiWnlU T ra v o lta Ncwton-John John Olivia BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND


MOTOR SERVICES LIMITED AND


HODDER MOTOR SERVICES


SUM M ER H O L ID A Y


E X C U R S IO N S SUNDAY, JULY 22nd Blackpool......... (1320) £1.70


Extended Coun­ try Run.............. (1330) £1.65


MONDAY, JULY 23rd


London............. (0700) £5.75 Llandudno........ (0720) £3.20


Rhyl...................... (0720) £3.05 Yorkshire Dales.................


Chester & Zoo... Southport......... Blackpool.........


LONGRIDGE LIONS CLUB AND RIBCHESTER PLAYING FIELDS TRUST 3RDANNUALGYMKHANA at


PARSONAGE FARM COTTAGE Ribchester


KAVALIER


KAVALIER TALES


15—DER ROSEN- 25—NEWS ON 2


35—DER ROSEN- KAVALIER


INTERNA­ TIONAL: “End Play,” star­ ring George Mal- laby, John Waters


Granada


9-30—A PRESENT FROM THE PAST 00—MORNING


WORSHIP 00—BUYING AND


SELLING A HOUSE


35—EMU’S BROAD­ 12-


11-25—CARTOON 11-


1-30—MR ED 1-


RIGHT 2- 40—YOUR SONGS OF 05—'THE SUNDAY


30—PARENTS DAY 00—THE STATE OF


THE NATION


2-50—SUNDAY MATINEE: “Action in the North Atlantic,” with Humphrey Bogart and . Raymond Massey


5-00—MR AND MRS 5-


MYSTERY 45—INTERNA­ TIONAL TENNIS BBC-2


1-55—CRICKET 6-45—NEWS REVIEW


7-40—1-55—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


30—THE SEVENTH 05—THE EDITORS


6- 00—JAYWALKING 6-30—ITN NEWS 6-


AT CHRIST­ CHURCH


25—WEATHERMAN


8- 45—THE MALLENS 9- 45—ITN NEWS


7- 8-


10- 11-


BY SHELDON HARNICK


11-30—THE NEW AVENGERS


00—SOAP BEAR


55—THIS IS YOUR 20—SURVIVAL


35—'TURNING YEAR 05—DER ROSEN- 05—MURDER


( by kind permission olJ.C. Scam bier Esq.) on SATURDAY, JULY 14th, 1979 at 1-30 p.m. prompt Fancy Dress (Mounted)


Refreshments, Side Shows and Pony Rides Entry Forms and Schedules available from E. J. PAUL, Charity Farm Stables Knowle Green, Longridge. Tel. Ribchester 476


Prizes are to be presented by his honour JUDGE W. H. OPENSHAW D.L.


TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE LTD TWO MINI BUSES FOR HIRE T A X I


SELF DRIVE HIRE CARS TEL. CLITHEROE


2 7 2 0 0 AND


2 3 4 8 3 Registered office 28 PARSOIf LANE


ENJOY A RIDE TO THE TROUGH OF ROWLAND


30—THE DANEDYKF,VISIT THE OLD SCHOOL, WHITEWELL 40—COME SUNDAY


15—BJ AND THE 15—THE LOVERS


00—SONG BY SONG ’


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE


GAWTHORPE HALL NEAR BURNLEY, LANCS


“Textile Pattern — club \ - ~


f EL TROPICANO NELSON


THIS SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE ON STAGE


SUE DONNELLY’S


S O U L TR A IN ADMISSION FREE BEFORE 10-30 p.m.


TUESDAY, JULY 17th Dance Till Two with


THE FOUR SEASONS ROADSHOW


ADMISSION FREE BEFORE 11 p.m. SUBJECT TO CLUB RULES


% X origins and influences.1


Exhibition from Rachel Kay Shuttleworth Collection i7th Century Manor House and grounds Craft Shop and Gallery — Refreshments Open: Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays


-______ 2-00 — 6 p.m. — 20p


KAY THURSTON DANCE SCHOOLS CLITHEROE, WHALLEY, BLACKBURN


Teaching to ROYAL ACADEMY Standards Principal KAY THURSTON, A.R.A.D., u.s.T.D.


Associate — ROYAL ACADEMY, ADVANCED Licenclate — IMPERIAL SOCIETY. ADVANCED


* All Royal Academy and Imperial Society Exams * G.C.E. O-Lovel Ballet for Seniors * Preparation for Competitions and Auditions * Small classes, ensuring individual attention * Under 5’s class and Adult Beginners Ballet * Former pupils with ROYAL, MUNICH, ISRAELI S TU T TG A R T & SWEDISH BALLETS, and successfully teaching


INQUIRIES (for September Term and Holiday Classes)


KAY THURSTON, GOLDHILL, SLAIDBURN, NR. CLITHEROE Phone: Slaldburn 202


CLASSES S T JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, CHURCH BROW, CLITHEROE


WHALLEY CHURCH O F ENGLAND S CH O O L'


BROOKSIDE C.P. SCHOOL BRIGHT STREET, CLITHEROE


SUMMER


SAWLEY TAXI


NOW A T '


CLITHEROE TEL.


26826 i .


FRIDAY, JU L Y 13th 6 -3 0 p .m .


ADMISSION 5p SIDE SHOWS, GAMES, PONY RIDES, TRAMPOLINE,


REFRESHMENTS. BRING & BUY, HOME MADE PRODUCE, WHITE ELEPHANT STALL, ETC.


25% O F PROCEEDS FOR SAVE TH E CHILDREN FUND 3 Ti - ■


KING'S ARMS BAWDLANDjS


THURSDAY, JULY 12th


MARK TWAINE -.Vocai/Guitarist ’


SATURDAY, JULY 14th


PHEENIX DUO. S I S S S W


> from our fields in MIckering Lane, Aughton.r^-n; ‘~i nr. Ormskirk just off B5197 Ormskirk/Kirkby Road at the Derby Arms.


.u -G


TOpen each day 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Weekends 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ^


BASKETS PROVIDED FREE ' For recorded information on prices, availability, etc.,


Tel. 051 531 8585 AUGHT0N FRUIT FARM ~~rr $ E L


TRINITY GUIDE UN IT , J U M B L E


tobeheldln


THESCHOOLROOM PARSON LANE


THURSDAY, JULY 12th a t 7*30 p.m.


ADMISSION Sp MOCC N


OROK IN WADDINGTON


THIS THURSDAY, JULY 12th


COUNTRY&


WESTERN Admission: 60p


' Country style food available


GRAFT AND COLLECTORS FAIR . EVERY SUNDAY FROM 12-15 p.m.


ANTIQUES, VICTORIANA, PORCELAIN, BRASS, etc.


LEATHER GOODS, HAND KNIT SWEATERS, PLANTS, PICTURES & CRAFTS BY LOCAL PEOPLE


INQUIRIES: SLAIDBURN 244 £2.45


(1200) £2.25 (0920) £1.75


(0920) £1.70


Castle Douglas, Loch..................... (0720) £4.25 Scarborough.... (0840) £3.25 Seven Lakes..... (0840) £3.20 Wind erme re, B’ness.................. (0840) £2.75 York...................... (0840) .£2.40 Fleetwood Mar­ ket........................ (0920) £1.90 Morecambe.......


TUESDAY, JULY 24th (0920) £1.90


Blackpool......... (0920) £1.70 WEDNESDAY, JULY 25th


Blenheim Palace via Kenilworth, Warwick. Ret. B r o a d w a y , Evesham. (Duke Marlbro’) ...........


SUNDAY, JULY 29th Blackpool......... (1320) £1.70"


Extended Coun­ try Run.............. (1330) £1.65


MONDAY, JULY-30th


Scottish Border To u r . Moffat, Peebl es , SI Mary's Loch...... (0720) £4.75 Scarborough.... (0840) £3.25 Llandudno........ (0720) £3.20 Rhyl................... (0720) £3.05 York................... (0840) £2.40 Southport......... (0920) £1.75 Blackpool......... (0920) C1.70


Windsor Cas­ TUESDAY, JULY 31st


tle...................... (0700) £5.30 Rcdcar, Whitby, S'burn............... (0840) £3.45 Seven Lakes..... (0840) £3.20 Wind erme re,


Bowncss........... (0840) £2.75 Fleetwood Mar­


ket..................... (0920) £1.90 Morecambe....... (0920) £1.90 Blackpool......... (0920) £1.70


WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1st (0720) £4.35


Lake Bala, Bar­ mouth................... (0720) £3.85 Colwyn Bay...... (0720) £3.10 Rhyl...................... (0720) £3.05 C o n i s t o n , Grange................. (0840) £2.95 Southport......... (0920) £1.75 Blackpool......... * (0920) £1.70


Keswick, Cum­ bria Cst............. (0720) £3.65 Bridlington....... (0840) £3.25 York...................... (0840) £2.40 Harrogate........... (0840) £2.00 Morecambe....... (0920) £1.90 Southport......... (0920) £1.75 Blackpool.........


(0920) £1.70 FRIDAY, JULY 27th


Grange via Set­ tle......................... (0940) £2.50 Morecambe....... (0920) £1.90 Fleetwood Mar­ ket........................ (0920) £1.90 Blackpool......... (0920) £1.70


THURSDAY, JULY 26th


Woburn Abbey & Zoo....................... (0720) Keswick, Cum­ bria Coast......... (0720) Colwyn Bay....... (0720) Rhyl...................... (0720) Yo rkshire Dales.................... (0840) Southport......... (0920) Blackpool......... (0920)


Cotswold Tour. (B o u r to n -o n - Water, Stow-orv Wold).................


£4.65


£3.65 £3.10 £3.05


£2.45 £1.75 £1.70


THURSDAY, AUGUST 2nd (0720]


Bridlington....... (0840] York................... (0840 Chester & Zoo... . (1200 Morecambe....... (0920) Blackpool.........


SHverdale, Arn-


side................... (0900) £2.50 - Fleetwood Mar­ ket.....................


(0920) £1.90


Ringway A ir ­ port.................... (1220) £1.90 Blackpool.........


S P E C IA L E X T R A S SUNDAY, JU L Y 15th. Holker Hall (Lakeland Rose Showl. £2.65


THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY, A U G U S T 16th, 17th and 18th, SouthportfFlower Show)................................................. ... ,75 The above faros are sub|ect to approval by tlie Traffic Commissioners


Please book at: . OUR OFFICE: 46 KING S TRE ET, Tel. Clitheroe 22590, 22473


C. & K. AINSWORTH, WATERLOO ROAD, Tel. Clitheroe 23155


MESSRS HUDSONS, TO L L BAR, CHATBURN Tel. Clitheroe 41305


MESSRS. SPEAK, KING S TRE E T, WHALLEY Tel. Whalley 3622


Timas shown are from Clitheroe


Chatburn and Whalley tlmos differ by 10 minutes to Clitheroe times


Please book early for good seats “Coaching In comfort"


HURST GREEN FETE


COFFEE EVENING


LANCASHIRE LIBRARY


RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT presents


AN E X H IB IT IO N by t h e PENDLE PHOTOGRAPHIC


PRINT FOLIO at WHALLEY LIBRARY '


from SATURDAY, July 14th to SATURDAY, JULY 28th


OPEN NORMAL LIBRARY HOURS Please Note


MONDAY, JULY 23rd Ip FRIDAY, JULY 27th ' 5 p.m. CLOSING


CHILD, THURSDAY, JULY 19th at 8 p.m.


In the EAGLE AND


Bring-and Buy Stall, Raffle 40padmission


including refreshments


' handed In to Mrs Tyson at the police station or any


Fete Queen nominations for girls over 12 should be


committee member before 8-30 p.m. on July 19th


Christ died for our sins 1 Cor. 15.3


HEHTHORH GOSPEL CHURCH


S u n d a y , Ju ly 15th, 6-30 p .m. Preacher: P. Best, Blackburn


Wednesday, July 18th, 7-45 p.m.


Bible reading


C PIN N T T G UTRL AD OTICLUA


HIP G AD DISRIC ARICLUA N HR UTRL SHOW


SATURDAY AUGUST 25th Schedule now available


The Secretary: Gib Hey Chipping nr Preston


Tel Chipping 471.


Accrington’s Antique &• Collectors


Fleamarket In the


Town Hall, Accrington


THIS SATURDAY JULY 14th


9*30 a .m. to 5 p.m.


Absolutely everything for the collector


ADULTS 20p, CHILPOAP IQp (0920) £1.70 (0920) FRIDAY, AUGUST 3rd


£4.60 £3.25 £2.40 £2.25 £1.90 £1.70


Display advertising pays dividends


T e le C l i t h e r o e 2 2 3 2 3


LOW MOOR CLUB SATURDAY, JU L Y 14th


BINGO IN TH E LOUNGE SUNDAY, JU L Y 15th


STEVE PARKER


MALE VOCAUTRUMPET MEMBERS DRAW £10


SNOWBALL NO. 3 NEXT WEEK £2. ©


74668 - 73616 - 74388 - 73532 - 74944 - 74372 - 73875 - 73969


45—GRAPEVINE 15—NEWS AND


W h a t 's on . . .W h a t 's o n . . .W h a t 's o n . . . W h a t 's o n . . . W h a t 's Unit.Foiir, Blackbljrri.58446 JULY 15 W E EK l


C IV IC H A L L CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278. :


30—CRICKET: FIRST


THURS., FFfl. and SAT. at 7-30 p.m. CONVOY (A)


MON., JULY 16th to SAT. at 7-30 p.m. The Royal Performance Film


Alan Alda Michael Caine


^ Bill Cosby *82 Jane Fonda


/ VValter Matthau Elaine May


J^ it will leave you weak with laughing.. .1 recommend it." M


y y j. a \ Richard lYvor j£b--Maggie Smith ARGARtTfORW


OOO- TM t J UN


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB FOR TH E B ES T IN ENTERTAINMENT WITH BRIAN ON THE HAMMOND ORGAN


PETER ON THE DRUMS Ycur Hosts: Tom and-Thelma .


LYNSEY ADAMS (by request)


SATURDAY, JULY 14th . MARK RENVYL SUNDAY, JULY 15th


x and CONNAMARA . (Country)


BILL’S BONANZA BINGO, EVERY WED.


HOLIDAY BONANZA NIGHT WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th


COME EARLY FOR A GREAT NIGHT WEEKLY DOUBLE 22— 12 WEEKLY TREBLE 18— 1— 6


Council may re-think on


house sales


BIGGER discounts for wishing to buy their own tonight by Ribble Valley


mittee. The council already gives - up to 20% discount on cur­ rent market values; But since the Government announced its intention Yo


■ bring in legislation which will force councils to give much larger discounts the sale of council houses loc­ ally has dried up.


The Government has told local authorities they


“


can adopt the new dis­ counts s tra igh taw a y


before legislation making them obligatory is intro­ duced.


But Ribble Valley Coun­ ■ 1


cil’s Policy and Resources Committee has come out against the proposals until they are in the statute


book. Tonight, in view of the


fact that no council houses have been sold recently in


Ribble Valley, the Housing Committee may decide it is a matter of urgency for the council to re-think its pol­ icy on discounts. It is certain, however,


that some councillors will still be opposed to granting


r


CLITHEROE FOOTBALL CLUB GRAND TOMBOLA


by kind permission o f j . E. R. ASPINALL Esq. at STANDEN HALL FARM


JU LY 13th at 8 p.m.


BRING AND BUY CAKE S TA L L AND VARIOUS GAMES ADMISSION 20p including refreshments


at THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION CLUB


BINGO NIGHT TUESDAY, JU L Y 17th, 8 p.m.


Admission 60p Incl. supper Doors open 7-30 p.m.


Poetry exam success


PUPILS of the Watson School of Dramatic Art, Clitheroe, were successful in last week’s Poetry Soci­ ety examinations. Senior: Gold badge — Craig


Worthington (Honours). Silver certificate — Helen Yates. Adv­ anced certificate — Diane Webs­ ter. Certificate — Anne Turner (Credit). Intermediate: Silver certifi­


cate — Mark Leonard (H), Caroline Weaver (H), Charlotte Porter (C), Helen Denson. Adv­ anced Certificate — Gillian Smith (H), Miranda Wightman (H), Kathryn Dixon (C), David Cockle, Diane Farnsworth, Ali­ son Giendinning, Martine Pozzi. C e r t i f i c a t e — G e e ta


Gurumurthy (H), Fiona Murray (H), Kingsley Webster (H), Kat­ hryn Brown (C). Introductory certificate — Angela Sims (C), Gail Peel. Junior: Silver certificate —


Helen Butterworth (H), Angela K a y (C ) , S u san Hay th - omthwaite (C), Simon Jackson (C), Susan Mansell (C). Advanced certificate — Claire


Leonard (C), Steven Petty (C). Certificate — Elizabeth Miller (C), Heather Lord, Wendy Slinger.


Roderick Davis (H), Nichola Dixon (C), Malachi Joyce, Roger Marsden.


Cheeky thief


A CHEEKY thief walked into Waterloo Timber Saw­ mill, Waterloo Road, Clitheroe, and stole £20 from the till while the owner was busy serving a customer. Clitheroe police are


investigating. P rim a ry : C e r t i f ica t e — council bouse tenants


houses will be discussed Council’s Housing Com-


larger discounts before the


Govemment.makes it com­ pulsory. ' The Housing Committee chairman, Coun. Harry


Riding, said: “Tenants are holding back from buy­ ing at the moment. The sooner we make a definite decision the better.”


The council’s present


discount scheme on the sale of council houses was introduced in November 1976. After five years as a sitting tenant a buyer is eligible for a 10% discount. The discount rises by 2% for every year over five, up to a maximum of 20%.


scheme, which could be on the statute book before


T h e G o v e rnm e n t


the end of the year, gives more generous discounts. A tenant of less than


three years will receive 30%, a tenant of three years 33V&%, and a man who has been in his council house four year will have a 34% discount. After this the rate rises 1% a year to a maximum of 50%. So a tenant who has paid


rent for 20 years will be able to buy his house for


half its market value. The council does not sell


certain property. Bun­ galows, flats, sheltered accommodation and houses of a certain pattern such as those at Tower Hill, Clitheroe, are not available for purchase. To stop buyers pro­


fiteering there is a clause in the council’s sale agree­ ments which allows the council to buy back a house from the tenant at the same price he paid for it if he wishes to sell within five years of purchase.


Licensing sessions


RIBBLE Valley Licensing Justices granted an appli­ cation for a music, singing and dancing licence for Friday evenings at the C a s t le R e s ta u r a n t , Clitheroe. Permission was also


given for structual altera­ tions at Hillock House Restaurant, Hillock Farm, Old Langho. The intention is to convert an adjoining barn into a lounge-bar and provide extra toilets. The Bench granted an


application for a special certificate, extended hours


tices on and off-licence and a special hours certificate fo r the Wicked Fox Restaurant, Billington,


was adjourned until Sep­ tember 6th.


Curnock swim to a gala victory


points — seven clear of Lister Society. Curnock chairman Mar­


garet Webster received the Dolphin Trophy, donated and presented by chairman of the governors


Mr R. Williamson, of Mitton.


RESULTS


boys — A. Herd, S. Pinder, D. Herd. Senior girls — M. Webs- tcr, B. Walmsley, M. Cumpston. Junior boys — S. Aspin, S. Cook, S. Hoyle. Junior girls__


A. Sharp, J. Maudsley. C Pinder.


rr T- Wilkinson, P. Knight, S. Karmann. Senior girls __ B Walmsley, M. Cumpston, Frankland. Junior boys — C Milligan, D. Dixon, P. Hind’ Junior girls — L. Herd, E. Makison, K. Myers. •


UN D E RW A TE R RACE: Senior boys BREASTSTROKE: Senior


CURNOCK Society’s swimmers were fastest in the water at Bowland County Secondary School’s annual gala at Ribblesdale Pool. They finished with 8714


G ir ls — M. W e b s te r , B. Walmsley, M. Cumpston. Boys


— D. Myers, C. Orr, D. Wall- bank. BEGINNERS’ GLIDE: J. Pin­ der, W. Taylor, N. Napper. PLAIN HEADER: Senior —


B. Walmsley, M. Webster, D. Myers. Junior — J. Maudsley, J. Peel, C. Milligan. FREESTYLE: Junior girls P. Day, S. Frankland, J.


Peel, Junior boys — A. Oldroyd, C. Morris, M. Swindells. Senior girls — C. Spark, E. Teal, L.


Close. Senior boys — D. Myers, C. Orr, R. Jackson. L IF E -SA V IN G : Girls —


Benedict. Boys — Walker. SYNCHRONISED SWIM:


Curnock and Lister. SQUADRON: Junior boys — Lister. Junior girls — Curnock.


• Senior boys — Benedict. Senior girls — Curnock.


MEDLEY: Junior boys —


Lister. Junior girls — Lister. Senior boys — Walker. Senior girls — Curnock. NOVELTY RACE: Curnock.


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f (in “ F?V&t,na V John Williams. 5 (9 ‘4™ ht


7* (2\ ..FtJ -A" V (12)


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12 m i Sharo" a — The Knack. l l ' r 1)


in m «.r y eames — Janet Kay; l l ’ (—) “MvSC


i c v - x f,!r.e/Emotl°ns. iq ( . . — sex Hist,


I ..£re frtends'electric” — Tubeway Army. — Ami, Stewart.


(?) .£* K c hoId ~ UK Subs, i: (a) Cmon everybody” — Sex Pistols. •


J.!,ct,° " ” ~ Squeeze. 14 7^ ..5aatb d ,sco ’ — Public, Image,


' 7 ~ “ lin'd bC-” l ~ T°m PaCe- 18 Z


..S0 0 d ‘ ,mes - Chic. . ; I,UCS — urnc.


20 (i4V “MoCakfast.il?»; America” — Supertramp. 4U. (14) Masquerade” — The.Skids. '


Ames Reco?dkBarrS ~ QuCC"- Chart compi,ed by the top:


p.lacinKS in brackets.' Tip for tl “Oueen lUv»d L ' ,you” — Police. LP of the wecK: week: m ✓


9 (19) •Nin ‘ °Wl ~ Gerry Rafferty, ).rnnKe»Q u a n t u m Jump. bc ~ Anita Ward- ‘


is" ' «n «nc? ®way- ~ R°xy Music. ' - • (8) Boogte wonderland” — Earth, Wind and


r Donna Summer. ........... Re


TEN records we tumbling in the sun Clitheroe Girls’ Gra mar School sports da


Ceri Bradshaw (14),.


Rimington and Sus Thurogood (16), of G burn, broke three recoi apiece.


Ceri won the inti


mediate 80m hurdles a long jump and the th year 100m Susan won t senior 400m 800m and lo jump.


Both girls were awar


cups, along with junii Janet Ashworth and Da


Birtwistle. Records in the first yt


100m and 200in fell F a u


C L IT H E R O E nr Edward, lan Washbro was fined £30 by t town’s magistrates wh he admitted driving a t with a defective tyre, a letter to the .cou-


certificate and supper hour certificate for the Spring Mill Hotel, Langho. An application for a jus­


MULLEN — Langho man Mr P


Mullen was married Miss Christine Thistl waite at St Charles’s Church, Rishton, Saturday.


pressman, is the son o and Mrs Eric Mullen Hillcrest Road, Langh His bride, Ja sew


The bridegroom


machinist, is the daug of Mr and Mrs Ec Thistlethwaite, of Ja; Street, Rishton. The bride was gi


away by her father, wore a Georgian-st gown with scoop nee- and lace-trimming, wore a headdress


BRIDGE CLUB


THIRTEEN tables were in


at Clitheroe Bridge Club’s t cate game. Winners were — NS: M


L. Wilkinson, Mr B. Hicks P. Jennings, Mr Blackwoo EW: Mrs A. Brenton, M


Garde, Mr Buchannan, Cubin. The most interesting hai the evening was the follov


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S 96 H AK D AKQ986 C 853


S J5-13 H 8764 D 72 C 964


Many EW pairs bid and


six NTs, but several pairs f to make the contract. On lead, declarer has only to t his or her sure tricks am contract is laid down. If east is declared and ^


lends a diamond, he has to the play very carefully. Thi rect play is to win the tri< dummy and lead a spade.


W.l


Well-know gardener


A LINK with the Sal tion Army’s earliest d in Clitheroe has bi severed by the death Tuesday of Miss Iso Avril Churchill Ireland, Eshton Terrace. She \ 81.


Miss Ireland was


daughter of Henry £ Rachel Ireland. H mother, the former Ca Elizabeth Rachel Ch chill, was a member of ’ Burnley detachment wh established . the Salvat Army in Clitheroe January, 1889, in t former Primitive Meth ist Chapel in Shawbrk Street. Miss Ireland wasi


familiar figure in Clithea for many years. She v usually observed wearin beret and raincoat a I almost invariably will bicycle. Her weatherbeaten col


plexion was a testimony her- outdoor life as a g dener, work which m; herividely known throu: out the town.


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