/ 2 Clitheroe Adr>ertiser and Timet, July 19th, 1979
YOUR WEEKEND ——VIEWING— SATURDAY
B B C -1 10-45—GRANDSTAND
10-00—PLAY SPORT 10-25—TOM AND JERRY
5-45—THE HARDY BOYSAND NANCY DREW MYSTERIES
9-00—MISTER MEN 9-15—BOSS CAT 9-35—TABITHA
5-30—NEWS: WEATH ERMAN
5-35—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: “The Satan Bug,” starring George Maharis, Richard Basehart, Anne Francis, Dana Andrews.
10-
9-15—NEWS 9-25—ROYAL INTER NATIONAL HORSE SHOW
5-25—SEASIDE SPECIAL
11- 12-
AND TENNILLE SONGBOOK
BBC-2 2- 3-
7-40—1-55—OPEN UNI VERSITY
CINEMA: “Don’t Give Up the Ship,” starring Jerrv Lewis.
7-30—MARIAN MONT GOMERY AND RICHARD ROD NEY BENNETT
BBC-1
9-00—HEADS AND TAILS
12- -
9-40—NAIZLNDAGI 11 NAYA JEEVAN WORSHIP
9-15—THE SUNDAY GANG
1 o _ r r FIGURES 15—SUNDAY
1-00—FARMING 1-25—MR SMITH PROPAGATES PLANTS
1-50—NEV s HEAD LINES
1-55—“IT’S A MAD,
4-25—BUGS BUNNY 4- 40—THE HIGH CHAPARRAL . -
MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD.”
5-
5-55—NEWS__ 5-05—THE CHILDREN OF THE NEW FOREST
5- 30—EMU’S BROAD CASTING COMPANY
6- 40—YOUR SONGS OF PRAISE CHOICE
BRIERS 8-
7- 15—THE ONEDIN LINE
10-40—NEWS 10- 50—INSPIRATION INC
9- 10—“THE CORN IS GREEN”
11- 30—THE EDITORS 12-
BBC-2
7-40—1-55—OPEN UNI VERSITY
1-55—CRICKET c lu b ELTROPICANO
THIS SATURDAY NIGHT Dance til 2 with
INVESTMENT SOUND
ADMISSION FREE BEFORE 10-30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 25th Lire on stage
FABULOUS SHOWBAND H U M B U G
ADMISSION FREE BEFORE 11 p.m. SUBJECT 70 CLUB RULES
TOWN CAR HIRE CUTHEROE LTD TWO MINI BUSES FOR HIRE TAXI
SELF DRIVE HIRE CARS TEL. CLITHEROE
2 7 2 0 0 AND
Registered office 2B PARSON LANE
COMMENCING SUNDAY, JULY 22nd Watt Disney's Production Of
2,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA Sunday 4-20 p.m., 7-10 p.m. (U)
Starring
KIRK DOUGLAS and JAMES MASON 1-30 p-m_, 4-15 p.m- 7-05 p.m.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, JULY 29th The Blockbuster BUCK ROGERS in
THE 2 5 th CENTURY 1-30 p.m., 3-10 p.m., 5-25 p.rm, 7-40 p.m. Sunday 5-30 p.m, 7-40 p.m.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, AUGUST 5th
EMPIRE OF THE ANTS (A) Starring JOAN COLUNS
A REASON TO LIVE
JAMES MASON and TELLY SAVALAS - 1-50 p jn . 3-30 pjju, 6-55 pjn. Sunday 5-10 p-nv. 6-50 p.m. - -
A REASON TO DIE Starring -
Luxury Entertainment King William St, Blackburn. Tel. 51779 , COMMENCING JULY 22nd
2 COMMENCING JULY 22nd Last year we had Star Wars this year we have
BATTLE STAR GALACTICA Starring RICHARD HATCH
' 2
p.nu, 4-40
p.nu, 7-25 p.m. Sunday 4-45 p.m., 7-30 p.m. (U)
RETAINED FOR ITS 2nd WEEK
BATTLE STAR GALACTICA 2
p.nu, 4-40 P-rn., 7-25 p.m. '
Sunday 4-45 p.m., 7-30 p.m. COMMENCING SUNDAY, AUGUST5th
THE HUMANOID (A) Starring RICHARD KIEL
THE 7th VOYAGE OF SiKBAD
Starring KATHERINE GRANT (U) 1-30
p.nu, 3-20 p-nu, 5-45
p.nu Sunday 4-55 p.m., 5-45 p.m.
* CONFESSION OF AN AU PAIR GIRL 2SEXY SCHOOL TEACHER
AND -
*20 p.m^ 3-50 p.m^ 6-55 pjn. * Sunday 5-25 p.m^ 7 p.m. (X)
COMMENCING SUNDAY, JULY 29th This Film has got to be
JAMES STEWART and MICKEY ROONEY The Brand New Production of
Family Entertainment at Its Best ___ Starring
1THE MAGIC OF LASSIE
COMMENCING AUGUST 5th TO B E ADVISED
SMURFFS AND THE MAGIC FLUTE RETURN FROM WITCH MOUNTAIN
COMING INTHE NEXT MONTH DOCTOR ZHIVAGO
SPIDER MAN STRIKES BACK STAR WARS
All PROEBAMMES SUBJECT TO AL TER ATI ON — GBEAT ENTERTAIHMENT -4 LICENSED BAR — REFRESHMENTS
KING’S ARMS BAWDLANDS
-10 P-m., 3 p-m., 5-25
p.nu, 7-50 p.m. Sunday 53D p.m., 7-50 p.m. (U)
THURSDAY, JULY 19th
TWO SHADES OF BLUE
i SATURDAY, JULY 21st
KEYRING DUO
i r s > ^ from our fields in Mickering Lane, Aughton,)5 nr. Ormskirk just off B5197 Ormskirk/Kirkby Road at the Derby Arms.
i 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.,
h Tel. 051 531 8585 AUGHTON FRUIT FARM O f 35—RICHARD 9- 10- 05—SATURDAY 30—CRICKET 30—THE CAPTAIN 10—WEATHERMAN 20—THE QUEST
10-25—NEWS ON 2 10- 30—MASTERS OF TERROR. Film: “Sherlock Holmes and the Spider Woman.”
9- 40—GOLF: THE OPEN
8- 25—WESTMINSTER S-55—THE INVESTI TURE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES___
S-10—NEWS AND SPORT
—:3^5ooi haste FAYRE .Aiil.ujuc5 & (j5ft=
HOLIDAY at the
TOLL HOUSE TEA ROOMS 1 & 3 Parson Lane, Clitheroe TeL 24478
11- 30—CRICKET 12- 00—MASTERS OF TERROR: "The Hound Of The BaskerrRles,” star ring Peter Cushing, Andre MorelL
G r a n a d a
9-40—UNTAMED WORLD
10-25—HAPPY DAYS
10-30—THE MERSEY PIRATE
12-30—WORLD OF SPORT
o-Oa—ITN NEWS 5-15—CARTOON TIME 5-30—BONKERS!
5-00—THE MAS- TERSPY
5-45—HOW THE WEST WAS WON
8- CENTURY
10-00—NEWS AT TEN 10- 11-
11-40—THE LATE FILM
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
SUNDAY
6- 45—NEWS REVIEW 7- 15—THE COMMAN DERS
8- 05—NEWS ON 2 8-
10-15—ELKIE BROOKS 10-50—MURDER INTERNA TIONAL: “The American Friend,” starring Bruno Ganz, Dennis Hopper.
S-45—CHRONICLE TALES
G ran ad a BLOOD
-10-30—PILGRIMAGE WORSHIP
30—HORSES LN OUR 00—MORNING
11 -30—PARENTS’ DAY 12- 00—THE STATE OF THE NATION
1-00—LOGAN’S RUN 1-
2- RIGHT
2-50—SUNDAY MATINEE
05—CE LE B RATION
11- 00—'TALKING BIKES 11-
25—CARTOON
55—TIHS IS YOUR - 20—SURVIVAL
5-30—MR AND MRS 5- 00—JAYWALKIN' G 6- 30—ITN NEWS 6- 40—COME SUNDAY AT CHRIST CHURCH
7- 15—BJ AND THE BEAR
10—WEATHERMAN
S-15—THE COME DIAN’S
10-
11- 00—SOAP 11-30—BLUEY
8- 45—THE MALLENS 9- 45—ITN NEWS
CONNECTION 00—THE BRONTE PICK YOUR OWN
, ..I-' * FRL AUG. 30th*: jTHE DOOLEYS
..r ■■ ■ TOD pan.' .: 1 SAT- SEPT:
■ ■ ■: 250p,<2D0p. asQp a sop ■ : . Oerek Bxtry presents-
“MR & MRS” • .'125p(iODpctilldOAP),.
.i * ' % T-30 pJTi. r
s s o b M c c c c c o o s c c o c c o o c c o o s o a a SLAIDBURN V IL LA G E HALL
CHICKEN BARBECUE AND
(by kind permission of Mr and Mrs P. Hey) AUGUST 3rd, 8 p.m. till 1 a.m. DISCO Y2Vfe in BOUNTY
C A RN IV A L N IGH T AT THE HARK TO BOUNTY
OLD TYME DANCE in the VILLAGE HALL with Bar. Dancing to Sundowners Band ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY £2-25 TeL Slaidbum 235 or 255
Children under 14 not admitted > S 9 » » 9 S O s o s e c o s o K c e c a o e o g o oooooooj)
GOOSNARGH AND LONGRIDGE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL SHOW
SECRETARY, NEWHOUSE FARM, THORNLEY, LONGRIDGE, PRESTON PR3 2TN. TeL Chipping 3S&.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th SCHEDULES NOW AVAILABLE FROM: THE
Cattle, Heavy and Light Horses, Donkeys, Goats, Poultry, F Budgerigars, Children's Section, Pet Snow, Horticulture.
MORRIS DANCING PARADE OF THE VALE OF LUNE HOUNDS
SAWLEY TAXI
NOW A T
CLITHEROE TEL.
26826
loral Art, Handicraft, Honey, Baby Show. Country Craft, Wl and YFC Classes.
15—TURNING YEAR 30—SALE OF THE 9- 00—HAWAII FIVE-0
15—HARD TIMES 15—MLORDS,
Fresh Ground Coffee, '“straight from the oven” scones, home-made biscuits, cakes and pastrys
Visit us in the mornings for:
Our ever popular '“Lunch-Time Specials” will include.
OLDE ENGLISH CHICKEN PIE QUICHE LORRAINE PORK SUPREME . FISH PIE
CORNED BEEF & TOMATO PIE CHASSEUR CHICKEN PIE MEAT & POTATO PIE
STEAK £ KIDNEY PIE I ’
and of course our FAMOUS CHEESE & ONION PIE,
SEA FOOD VOL-AU-VENT
For your Mouth Watering Holiday “Tea-Time
”
STRAWBERRIES & FRESH CREAM BANANA SPLITS SHERRY TRIFLE
TOLL HOUSE PEACH DELIGHT RA3P3ERRY PYRAMIDS
Choose from:
Then trv a delirious made-to-order SALAD or a TOLL HOUSE TASTY TOASTY
STILL FEELING HUNGRY? VISIT THE HOUSE OF GOOD TASTES
CLFTHEROE SOCIAL CLUB 22 WELLGATE, CUTHEROE for the best in entertainment
Cancans to THE BACKGROUND DUO your hosts TOM and THELMA
Come and spend your holiday weekends at the in place
SATURDAY, JULY 21 St DAVE PARIS
(greet new singer)
SUNDAY, JULY 22nd sing country with
REVELE WAYNE (greet ect)
SAT. JULY 28th TONI ADAMS (lovely less)
SUNDAY JULY 23th Greet country group
COUNTRY STYLE and to finish off your holidays
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th the fantastic
DEBBIE NEAL (Don't miss this act)
SUNDAY, AUGUST 5th STEVE JORDON
(another good act) PLUS BILL’S BONANZA BINGO EVERT
WEDNESDAY AS USUAL THROUGHOUT THE HOLIDAYS
WEEKLY DOUBLE 2-1 WEEKLY TREBLE IB-14-4.
ENJOY A RIDE TO THE TROUGH OF BOWLAND
VISIT THE OLD SCHOOL, WHITE WELL CRAFT AND COLLECTORS FAIR
ANTIQUES, VI CTO?. IAN A, PORCELAIN, BRASS, __
LEATHER GOODS, HAND KNIT SWEATERS, PLANTS, PICTURES & CRAFTS BY LOCAL PEOPLE
E V E R Y SUNDAY FROM 12-15 p.m. etc.
INQU IRIES : SLAIDBURN 244
BINGO IN THE LOUNGE EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
DAVE ANDREWS (Vocal Guitarist)
Members Draw £10
75108,75261,75683, 75047, 75492, 75185, 76047, 75829
Snowball No. 3 no t won Next We~v n THE LANCASHIRE LI3RARY RI33LE VALLEY DISTRICT HOLIDAY WEEKS ARRANGEMENTS
FIRST WEEK: MONDAY TUESDAY closed 1or installation of new counter
JULY 23rd to 4th AUGUST C U TH E R O E L IB R A R Y
SECOND WEEK: MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
THURSDAY FRIDAY 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
BOTH WEEKS: MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY 10 a.m. to 12 noon
WEDNESDAY SATURDAY of both weeks open as usual WHALLEY L IB R A R Y
will close at 5 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25th and WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1 sL
SATURDAY open as usual 10 a.m. to 12 noon CHATBURN L IB R A R Y
TUESDAY 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. BOLTON-BY-30WLAND
MOTOR SERVICES LIMITED AND
HODDER MOTOR SERVICES
SUMMER HOLIDAY
3testaool......... (1320) Cl .70 Extended Coun
SUNDAY, JULY 22nd
t y Run----------- (1330) C1.E5 MONDAY, JULY 23rd
London---------- (U7D0) C5.75 Llandudno____ (U720)
rlnyl--------------- (C720) C3,n? Y or ks hi re Dales_________ (DS4D) S2.4S Chester & 2oo _ (1200) n>ng
Sdutnpon------- (BS20) Cl .75 Blackoaol------- (DS20) C1.7C
Castle Douglas,
Scartomugh... Seven Lakes__
W in d e rm e re , STtess______ York__________
Mor»cambe___ Slaskpool____
Fleetwood Mar- km
Lake Bala, Bar mouth_____ _
Br o a dwa y , Evesham. (Duke Uartoro’)_____
ia Kenilworth, Warwick. Rei.
CohvynBay___ RhyU
C o n i s t o n , Grange^ Souinpon« Blackpool.
dnaCstBridiinaton^ York_____ _
TUESDAY, JULY 24tti
(D720) C05 (DM
(DM0) n i p 0) ^
(DM0) C2.75 (DM0) C2.40
(D520) C1^0 (0320) C1JK) (0520) Cl .70
B wednsday, JULY 25th vlenheim Palace
(D7?0) U 3S
(0720) C3J15 (0720) 0.10 (0720) £3A5
(0W0) £2^5 (0520) C1.7S (0520) C1.70
K*swtok, Cum- ’
Marecamrw. , Southport___ Blackpool
YHUSSatY, JUtY 2SU1
nss 1 CSiS £2.40C2A0 £1
C1.7S £1.70
^'*=*"*0— ® nlo £1.70
Fleetwood VU1 ket
Blackpool. SPECIAL EXTRAS
(0520) (0520) £1.50
EXCURSIONS
1 Extended Court- Try Bun---- (1330)
Mary’s Loch fD720) CATS Scarborough __ (0M0) *** Uanducno____ (0720) Bhyl---- -
Scottish Border Tou r . Moffat, P e e b l e s , S i
York-------- ---- (DM0) C.4C Southport -___ , (DS20) £1.75 Blackpool____ (0520) £1.70
(C720) CUS
Windsor C a s tle ___________
TUESDAY.
Bedcar, Whitby. S7mffl_....
Seven Lakes__
W in d e rm e re , Bownecc
Fleetwood Mar- kfrt--- M o re c am b a_ Blackpool —
JULY 3lst (0700) CS3P
(DM0) £3.45 (DM0) £3.2: (0M0) £2-75
(0520) £T3C (0520) HJO (0520) C1.7C
WoPum Abbey A C o o _ --------- - (0720) £AS5 Keswick, Cum- bria Coast_____ (0720) £S-S5 ColwynSay___ (0720) 0.10 Bhyl--------1 ...... (0720) EL05 Y o r k s h i r e Dates________ (DM0) C2.45 Southport.____ (0520) C1.75 Blackpool_____ (0520) £1.70
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IB Cotswotd Tour,
(S o t i r to n -o n - Watar, Stoteon- Walri)—
Thursday, august 2nd (D720) £4S0
Bridlington____ (DM0) £325 York________ (DM0) £2.40 ■ChwterASooL: (1200) C2-2S M o r* c am b e_ (0520) CtJO Siadcoool_____ (0S20) £1-70
Sllverdaia, Am- *kte...... ............. (0500) C25D Fteetwood Mar-
FRDAY, AUGUST 3rd • •
S in gw ay Air* -
Blackpool_____ (0520) WGuST ^ *S*°V* '* r*i “ f* 4ub|*e» . ,o ap p ro val by 1h« Traffic Please b o o k at: • -C. i K. MKSWORTH. WATERLOO ROAO, - V x tr MESSoc Ch«p<im S5590, 25*73
7 e s sR S -SPEAK, KING STREET.'WHW1E1' Trl. IVhonoy 3S22
*1«» Rlullcy ttmn dtffwby ,o mlnutorto autwro* , r * 1™” " C ll ttw c*
••book oiirty tor good MHt __Co*ch/ng in comfort”
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MESKRc vii .U L S ? f* re* 5S1SS tS S R S HUOSOK&, TOU. 8 *R , CHVTSU9N
J A C K I 1
c om m ls s to r» r t 48
STREET,
___________ (0520) (1220)
£150 Cl .70
AERO T(l
PLASTIC MOi mot| Dil i
OPEN BOTH | , Sales & So*
18 MOOR j There I
B SUNDAY, JULY 25th
lackpool____ (1320) C1.7C TUBS
MONDAY, JULY 30th
Action unsigm
contraci
BUYERS of housesB Riverside estate a | Moor, who have mil but not yet signeJ contracts, could f price increase of ma per cent, to comp the Ri’oble Valley < for the financial
1
involved. There are about ■
tracts awaiting sigil Mr Gordon Onf Borough Treasurer the Finance and (I Purposes Committej houses remain unscj Calling .for action!
Edwin Gretton | Bradford) said peop| taking advantage
council. Coun. Peter
(Clitheroe) point<| that the council w l ning up a deficit | increased week by] He estimated loan a
at £30 a week fq house.
WADDfNGTON & DISTRICT ALMSHOUSES
A COFFEE M O R N IN G will be held in the H OSPITAL
GROUNDS a t WADDENGTON on
SATU RDA Y, JU L Y 28th from 10 a.m. until 12 noon and
A GAR D EN P A R T Y from 2-30 p.m. to 4-30 p.m.
ADMISSION: MORNING (including coffee and biscuits) 25p____________ AFTERNOON 10p
Bring-and-Buy stall, produce stall, tombola
1 0 pm every night
*SEL TIMES AHOVE FOR OTHER LATE SHOW
S NIGHTLY treats lilUki! H I s
tRilUbose Jca Ijoctos
Unit Four, Blackburn 58446 1 Separate shows dally at •
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Best Artur JACK NICHOLSON Best Dirrrtnr ROM
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KAY THURSTON DANCE SCHOOLS CLITHcROE, WHALLEY, BLACKBURN
Teaching to ROYAL ACADEMY Standards Principal: KAY THURSTON 4.P.4n.
LI.STD Associate-— ROYAL ACADEMY. ADVANCED Lisensiate — IMPERIAL SOCIETY. ADVANCED
* AH Royal Academy and imperial Society Exams * G.C.E. O-Leve! Ballet lor Seniors
' Under S’* class and Adult Beginners Ballet * Former pupils with ROYAL, MUNICH, ISRAELI, STUTTGART I AND SWEDISH BALLETS and successtulty teaching
* Preparation for Competitions and Auditions *
■ Small classes, ensuring individual attention
NQUIRIES (for September Term and Holiday Classes) KAY THURSTON, GOLHILL. SLAID3URN. N=t. CLtTHEROE Phone SlaidOum 202
WHALLEY CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL
CLASSES: ST JOHN AMBULANCE HALL CHURCH BROW, CLTTHEROE
CIVIC HALL
\ CUTHEROE. TeL 23278. THURS-, FRI. & SAT. at 7-30 p.m.
CALIFORNIA SUITE <a a ,
THE CIVIC HALL WILL BE CLOSED FOR ONE WEEK COMMENCING JULY 2 3 rd .
Following, we can offer some great entertainment for all the family including Walt Disney's adventure 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA, the new science fiction film THE HUMANOIDS, the delightful family story THE MAGIC OF LASSIE, Walt Disney's new production RETURN FROM WITCH MOUNTAIN, the latest Arabian
nights story THE THIEF OF 3AGDAD with SPIDER- MAN STRIKES BACK, Buck Rogers in the 25th CEN TURY, SATTLESTAR, GALACTICA, ARABIA ADVEN
TURE, TARKA THE OTTER, THE LADY VANISHES and many more. We look forward to the pleasure of your company at the Civic HatL
__WILLIAM LEE HOLDEN GRANT
E&MlEN LSO R E D
o m en n A
USC EWRJ’ U DAC 7 i* ' 5 tf-Se -wairrisv
Separate shows dally at 2.30 5.20 7.40 10.00
JET SEX 'JULS—__u._
I " . i a lM iA K A K f l Cement works
£20m PLAN WILL SAVE FUEL
tem as Jong ago as the mid- 60s.
been a practical proposi tion until recent develop ments in manufacturing technology produced a sus- iem capable of removing minor proportions of com pounds found in the raw material, which have a d e le te r io u s - effect on cement produced by pre heater kilns.
However, it had not
School celebrates 425 years in style
* The dry process will con sume 35 per cent, less coal than the most efficient wet process loins. More sig nificantly, it wiB replace three older units of" pre war and immediate post war construction, which consume twice the amount of fuel per unit of produc tion.
•fairly small proportions compared to the large u n i t s n ow u s e d at
will pass to a grate cooler, from which it wiH be taken to the existing clinker store.
Clitheroe. The clinker from the kiln
plant will include a new crushed stone blending store, a large-capacity storage and homogenising silo and a rotary kiln of
Major parts of the new'
GOOD support from old boys, parents, staff and present pupils helped to make the 425th anniversary’ of Clitheroe R.oyal Gram mar School for Boyrs a memorable occasion. The celebrations began
on Friday with an open day a t th e school, which included a reception for civic leaders and other dig nitaries. In the evening, various demonstrations
COLLIDED
GISBURN man Bryan Robert Peri was fined £50 by Ciitheroe magistrates for driving without due care and attention. The court was told that
me nt fol lows r e c ent improvements to th e cement milling, bag-filling and loading sections, which utilise the most advanced svstems.
The proposed develop
Peel (19), of Demesene Court, was driving along Sawlev Road, Bolton-by- Bowland, when he hit a grass verge while rounding a bend and rebounded to collide with an oncoming vehide.
Vicar of Langho, the P-ev. Paul Warren, was the preacher at a service of thanksgiving and com memoration at the Girls Grammar School, Chat-
end samples of pupils work were on exhibition. On Sundav morning, the
Vicar of Clitheroe, the Bev. John Hudson, who is chairman of the governors, assisted by lay reader kir Malcolm Blackburn, a former teacher, and head master Mr Gerald Hood. The collection realised
burn Boad. i t was conducted by the
was really outstanding and the open day was an excel lent reflection of the school’s work and history,” he said.
done by the boys was demonstrated to visitors to the woodwork department during rridav’s open day. Seen (from trie left) using some of the equipment are 15-year-olds Lindley Pate, of JCorthmeade, Gisbura, and Richard Prew, of Lar- khill, Langho.
Picture:^ Craft work
teams of former pupils, who have distinguished themselves in the sporting world, took to the cricket field at Highmoor for a celebrity match. During the tea interval, the exten sions to the pavilion were officially opened by Mr Charles Hughes, the FA’s a s s is ta n t d i r e c to r of coaching. The anniversary was
£115 for the Save the Chil dren fund. In the afternoon, two
pleased by the way things went. “I t was a great weekend. Sunday’s sendee
on Monday by a reunion dinner at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley, for past and p re s e n t s ta f f . Mr Hood was v e ry
Unqualified
PROVISIONAL driving licence holder .Anthony Jone s (17), of Beech Street, Cltiheroe, was fined £20 by the town’s magistrates for earning an -unqualified pillion pas senger on his motor-cvcle.
Steal file
THIEVES broke into Ri bbl e s da l e Sc hool , Clitheroe, at the weekend and stole £50 worth of elec trical circuits and a box file. They entered the building through a win dow. Clitheroe police are investigating.
AUCTION MART
FAT catiit- made ?>p j>er iuio less at Ciitherwe Auction Jvlart'f fa:- stock saie on Monday. Prices for a smaller mimuer of iambs were 3.5 per luiu more than a: the previoup sale. On offer were 40 fat cattle.
also marked by the ringing of Ciitheroe Parish Churcn bells, and was rounded off
per live kilo (SB.Ip average*, medium to P7p (*G.9pi, light heifers to 7Stp C75.3pi, uncer tified Fleers to 55.4p (53.4;*}, heifers to $4p (50.4p). calf bulls to FT.4p (55Tpk fat cow s to 50p foo.^p). Licht lamb? made to 360p jter
iambs.. Licnt steers made to
ewes and
I WAS amazed , the comments oft John I. Wall about dearer brel other commodij village shops con to town superma
small shopkeepe charge a more rl price in keeping situation.
Hurray the villi shop
t h a t Coun. J( Walmsley had thd village shops had, t | tain extent, brouJ situation on themscj high prices. Maybe the villagl
recently reported ing said at a RibbUl Council committeel ing tha t supern were causing villagB to close. The report corj
THE village shop! be valued for what iB little bit of Old If that ■ hasn’t succun mass, impersonal or] tion. Coun. John CowJ
' “Even people experience of thl trade realise thatl markets are in a pol buy in such bulk til are able to cut theij considerably, whE
Mr Walmsley is I cillor for Wadding
can’t compete wij bulk buying of the markets, but a f'{ word, a helping h;| impulse buying and! fares, certainly ball- odd pence. In times of short;]?
live k2o estimated dressed car case weight, standard to 173.5p
(15K3p). medium to 16]*p (153.6p). heavy to 344p n40^pi. naif-bred ewes to S24 (£20.40) and burned ewes to £1? (£14.20).
No waiting
FOB failing to observe a no waiting sign, r rederick Seed (76T, of Kirkfields, Chipping, was fined £10 by Ciltheroe magistrates.
SLAE8U3K HETtODST CHUrCH SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANNIVERSARY SUN DAY, JU LY 22nd 2 p.m. and 5-3D p.m. Guasl preacher
Misses Margaret and Joyce Brennand
Mr Eric 3rennand □f Wrajion Singers
EVERYONE WELCOME
get your share at lage shop. When thti
wi thout , for thl neither loyal nor ajJ
markets have “ruf the village shops tomers they could'l
tive. Mrs M. W. FREEH (Satisfied customey Pinder Close, Waddington.
THANE]
AS a Save the Cl Fund representative invited to the Cl School, Lowergcg receive three box eight sacks of chi clothing and five tl knitted by some of f dren, helped by f grans and aunties l . On behalf of the f would like to sail thank you to fhemB MARGARET GARl (Publicity Officer] 83 Henthorn Roacf Clitheroe.
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