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2 Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, October 16th, 19S0 YOUR WEEKEND


------VIEWING------ SATURDAY


BBC-1


9-05—BETTER BAD­ MINTON


9-


OURED SWAP SHOP


5- 6-


12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-15—THE BASIL BRUSH SHOW


76-20—INTERNATION- ALSNOOKER


7-00—NEWS AND . SPORT


30—MULTI-COL­ 7- 8-


9-


6-15—SPORT/REGION- ALNEWS


6-


7- 8-


8- 9-


SON’S GENERA-. TION GAME


45—DOCTOR WHO 05-NEWS


SPECIAL


“Countess Mariza.”- MOUNTAIN '


15—RUGBY 05—FILM


50—CLIMB EVERY 10-30—NEWS ON 2 20—LARRY GRAY­11-


DANIELS MAGIC SHOW


SPORT


FILM “The Taking of Pelham 123,” star­ ring Walter Matth­ au, Robert Shaw.


10- 40—PARKINSON 11- 40—PHIL SILVERS


BBC-2


10-35—OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


2-00—INTERNATION SNOOKER


2-25—SATURDAY CINEMA “Tom Brown’s Schooldays,” star­ ring John Howard Davies, Robert Newton.


4-00—ADVENTURE GAME


4-30—SATURDAY CINEMA


• “Oliver Twist,” starring Alec Guin­ ness, John Howard Davies.


15—JULIET BRAVO 05—THE PAUL


45—NEWS AND 00—1


WHISTLE TEST « 1


Granada 9-30—A BIG COUNTRY THE SATURDAY


10-00—CARTOON 10-05—BATMAN 10-30—TISWAS 12-


SPORT


5-05—ITN NEWS 5-15—METAL MICKEY 5-


' IN THE 25th CENTURY


6- 45—UP FOR THE CUP


7- 30—SATURDAY


NIGHT AT THE MOVIES “Perfect Friday,” starring Ursula Andress.


9-15—HAMMER HOUSE OF


, HORROR


10-15—ITN NEWS 10- 11-


30—MATCH NIGHT 45—THE HOLLY­


WOOD THRILLER “Affair in Trinidad,” starring Rita Hayworth.


SUNDAY BBC-1


9-15—WAKE UP SUNDAY


9-00—SEE-SAW — “THE FLUMPS”


9- 35—ART-ASIA 10-05—FEELING GREAT!


10-15—DIGAME! 10-40—WRITE AWAY 10-


12-


TALKING SERVICE


11- 20—KONTAKTE 11-


12-50—FARMING 1-15—CRIME WRITERS .


1-40—NEWS HEAD­ LINES


1- 2-


45—BONANZA 30—DROOPY


2-40-FILM MATINEE “Ice Palace,” star­ ring Richard Burton, Robert Ryan, Carolyn Jones and Shirley Knight.


5- 6-


DAY


6-10—A TALE OF TWO CITIES


6-35—APPEALS 6-


7- 8-


8-


PRAISE LINE


BORN 40—SONGS OF 9- 11-


00—MATCH OF THE 00—NEWS


15—THE ONEDIN 05—MASTERMIND


10- 05—EVERYMAN 10-


9- 05—SHOESTRING 9-55—NEWS


BBC-2


H-OO ^ j ^ _ 0 PEN UNIVERSITY


2- 3-


4- AL SNOOKER 35—SUNDAY


MUSICAL “Gold Diggers in Paris,” starring Rudv Vallee.


W H IST AND DOMINO DRIVE


AT RIMINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE SATURDAY,


OCTOBER 18th, 1980 7-45 p.m.


Home made pie and peas supper


Admission 60p. Adults, 30p Children


get - 1 connected to a


best seller AND MAKE SOME EXTRA CASH ^


' Sell your unwanted items with a


TEL-SEL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT : Just ring BURNLEY 22331


and a friendly adviser will help you with the wording of your ' a d .


For fast, economical advertising in a best seller- use your local papers


TIMES/BARNOLDSWICK & EARBY TIMES/CLITHEROE ‘ ‘AIT/ERTISER


' BURNLEY EXPRESS/NELSON LEADER/COLNE 7


r \


1- 2-


35-TO THE MANOR


11- 20—CLAIRE RAYN- ER’S CASEBOOK


40—COME DANCING 5-


4-


6-10-NEWS REVIEW 6-


7- 8- 9-


9- 9-


55—YOUR MOVE 45—GENERATIONS 10—MORNING


PROGRAMME ABOUTUS THE NEW


40—'THE MONEY 15—THE WORLD 05—THE SHOCK OF 05—NEWS ON 2


THE KEYBOARD AL SNOOKER


10—MASTERS OF 55—INTERNATION­


10- 40—GREAT AMERI­ CAN PICTURE SHOW “The Great North- field Minnesota Raid,” starring Cliff Robertson, • Robert Duvall.


12-10—INTERNATION- ; ALSNOOKER


Granada RIGHT


’AHEAD


11-25—AAPKAAHAK 11- 30—SAVE IT 12-


WORLD - LIFE 00—WEEKEND


00—THE POOL OF 00—OUT OF TOWN


2-25—SUNDAY CINEMA “Two Flags West,” starting Joseph '


\ Cotton.


4-00—END OF PART ONE


30—CHIPS 30—THE MUPPET SHOW


6- 00—ITN NEWS 6-10—ON THE HOLY HILL


6- 7-


00—INTERNATION­8- 45—HORIZON


10- 11-


LORD


40—SING TO THE 15—HAWAII FIVE-0


PERFECT 15—NOBODY’S


8- 45—ITN NEWS : 9-


SIONALS FEATHER


00—THE PROFES­


CLITHEROE (EVENING) TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILD


A M U S I C A L E V E N I N G WITH


00—BLADE ON THE'SELBY ABBEY HANDBELL 35—KAZ


RINGERS AND


WHALLEY WOMEN’S CONSERVATIVE


JUMBLE SALE


WHALLEY METHODIST . SUNDAY SCHOOL


SATURDAY OCTOBER 18th to commence at 2 p.m.


GOOD AS NEW, WHITE , ELEPHANT, ETC.


WHALLEY CRICKET CLUB


HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PERSONAL EFFECTS


A U C T IO N Scores of bargains at -


WHALLEY C of E SCHOOL ii TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21st


Viewing at 6-30 p.m. Sale 7-30 p.m. /


TSSID STUE MARKET


O E INITT FLEA


■ . V . . . . -.. OCTOBER’19th - SUNDAY,.' .


■i 11 a.m. — 4-30 p.m. . : Home-Made'Refreshments: , Proceeds in.aid of the .. :


: • Airedale Body Scanner. . ‘ ’ in q u ir ie s Slaidburn 244


BOLTON-BY-BOWLANDT . . VILLAGE HALL ,


! WHIST and 1


DOMINOES on WEDNESDAY,


OCTOBER 29th ; . at 7-45 p.m.' ;


’Admission'60p (including supper) r '• 1


ALL'MEAT PHIZES •


CHIPPING CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION ~


| A WHIST AND DOMINO , DRIVE. . • - :


>> WILL BE HELD AT • HODDER BRIDGE HOTEL .


.MONDAY, OCTOBER 20th,p - , ■ at 7-45 p.m.:.■ ir.i.,.


THE GUILD CHOIR


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th, 1980 at 7-30 p.m. IN


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH HALL


ADMISSION 75p. OAP’s and Children 50p


SAWLEY TAXI


CLITHEROE Reg. Office


31 KING STREET TEL. 26826


HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH


"This man (Jesus) receivelh sinners"


Luke15v2


Sunday 12 noon Sunday School


Preacher: G. Roberts, Black­ burn ■


6-30 p.m. Gospel Service


W e d n e s d a y 2 -3 0 p.m. Women's Fellowship Mrs Nlarsden, Clitheroe :


7-45 p.m. Prayer - and Bible Reading . .


Low Moor Methodist-Church


ANNIVERSARY OCTOBER 19th


CHAPEL


10-30 a.m. — Tho Rev. Graham ‘ A. Vickers .


Preachers lor the Day'--;


The gilt boxes will be received at - - this service


■


: i 6-0 p.m. — The Rev. James Needham BD


. ' Tea and biscuits will be served. , after evening service •••


. C.M. & B V C L U B 1 Men’s


CLITHEROE j.tW >


. will commence on , , . r


. i » . , ,


. , , , .. 'M ,, .1 i ,


- Friday, October,17th, "at'7-30 p.m-v, i


Admission: 2 5 p ' ' - All Solo PLayers Welcome \ : BOLTON BY-


bowland; . > VILLAGE H'ALfc,


DANCE


Solo Drives . CLASSES COMMENCE ' " '


J * THURSDAYf \ OCTOBER ,16thV '


.•>/..8lp.m.:^-' -lO.p'm. •Admission50pIncluding >


• r ; : refreshments, ,


COACH H IR E


, | t< % .jt , » TEL. GISBURN 394


( ■ 20-45 str. 1 AVAILABLE , “ . \ ‘ l|VS'


i’ ESTIMATES FREE- • ‘ i - i.i ‘ i >' C L I T H E R O E S O C IA L C L U B


FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th


EVAN EVANS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19th


(Unusual)


TONY DELMAR AND


SNUFFY GARRATT (Two Great Acts)


BILL ’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY


WEEKLY DOUBLE 29 — 7


WEEKLY TREBLE 29 — 6 — 29 200 CLUB 28


45—BUCK ROGERS S c h o o l te a c h e r v Tues., Nov. 4th, 7-30 p.m. f l l l fM i l’1 3Q0p Thurs., Nov. 13th, 7-30 p.m. URIAH HEEP 300p Sat., Nov. 29th, 7-30 p.m.


BILL HALEY AND THE COMBS


350p, 300p, 250p


TICKETS: 250p, 200p, 150p Wed., Nov. 5th. 7-30 p.m.


BUZZCOCKS 300p Wed., Nov. 19th, 7-30 p.m.


MANOEUVRES IN THE DARK


ORCHESTRAL 300p Sun:, Nov. 30th SAXON 300p DEC. 26th — JAN. 17th THE GREAT FAMILY PANTO ALADDIN STARRING JACKSMETHURST TICKETS: 150p Adults, 110p Children


Box Office, Northgate, Blackburn. Tel. 51887. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Box


office closed Tuesday. Tickets for group events may also be obtained from Ames Records and Tapes, Blackburn, Burnley and Clitheroe, and Mary's Music, Accrington.


PICKHILL BARN AT THE


TEMPEST ARMS •33


ELSLACK, NR SKIPTON OCTOBER 24th


I f * JOIN US FOR AN EVENING OF GERMAN FOOD, DRINK AND ENTERTAINMENT TICKETS INCLUDING .FULL BUFFET £6.50


NOVEMBER 1st


FIVE COURSE DINNER AND DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF


B A C C H U S . £6


y ^ ^ ^ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥


WADDINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB Sponsored By THE SKIPTON BUILDING SOCIETY pr&sGTits


A SPORTSMAN’S EVENING GUEST S PEA K ER


30—'THIS IS YOUR


10- 00—MORNING WORSHIP


00—ONE STEP


GORDON L E E of EVERTON FC


Plus


D EN N IS WAYNE, Granada TV Comedian at the


SWAN AND ROYAL H O T E L , C L ITH ER O E MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 1980


ALL PROCEEDS TO THE MARTIN BIALECKI MEMORIAL FUND


TICK E TS £ 8 .5 0


available from: Skipton Building Society, Jeffery’s Newsagents, ' Clitheroe Advertiser and Times Office


RECEPTION 7-30 p.m. DRESS DINNER JACKET ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ . ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ■ ¥


GAWTH0RPE HALL Padiham, Nr Burnley


SPINNING A YARN A lecture on the history of textiles in'York, bi/


ROBERT' PATTERSON


THURSDAY, 23rd


OCTOBER 7-Hft p.m.


> .


EXTRAYAGENT KNITTING


a talk by ..........


KASSE FASSETT FRIDAY, 14th


NOVEMBER at 7-30 p.m.


Tickets for each lecture, £1.50. Students £1. . -


Available from R. A: Dyson


■ above address (Tel. Padihain 72177)


HODDER VALLEY BADMINTON CLUB SUPPER DANCE


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1980, 8 p.m.


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL GARY BUCHANNAN’S STEEL BAND


STARLIGHTS DISCO . Ribble Valley Pentecostal Church


. Waterloo Road, Clitheroe 24539


Sunday 10-30 Breaking of Bread ,


12 noon Sunday.School 6 p.m.; Family Gospel. - .Service


Speaker: Brian Clark and West Bradford


; Christian: Fellowship -


Wednesday-7-30 Fellowship , ■ ' Meeting


• /Thursday 7 p.m. Prayer, and ■ 'Bible Study f


,


7 * He shall grant the desires o f : ■l: thine heart ..’, ' - '')"7 Psalm 37-4


‘t t, Everyone welcome ' Delight thyself in the Lord and


ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH, PENDLETON V 1


SUPPER DANCE ,


fo be held In


PENDLETON VILLAGE HALL on'


Dancing to the PARKER BROTHERS ■ . 8-30 p.m. — 1 a.m. , "


,, Licensed .Bar. Tickets £1.50 (Including Supper)1 , Available from: Judith Hitchen, "Peter Harrison,'! 35 Caslle''


: Street. Tel. Clitheroa 23240 or 23313, alter 6 p.m.:, also Mrs v Bleazard, Town Farm,; Pendleton. Tel. .Clitheroe 22057,!


, , FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1980 > LICENSED BAR TICKETS £2.50 EACH , Tel. CLITHEROE 22815 or SLAIDBURN 312 - , . .. i


TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE LIMITED ,


TAXI . ■


THREE MINI BUSES FOR HIRE


- -.RegisteredOffice,28 Parson ,


27200 ad 23483 .. Lane,..,


TEL. CLITHEROE n


. ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM COUNCIL'- ' *


and FILM SHOW “ IN COMPANY WITH .PAIN",


MEETING OPEN > jt.49 KIRKMOOR RD. <;


/ ■ 1 ..CLITHEROE.■ Wednesday! October 22nd


11 " 7-30 p m. j , :


5 : ‘ Admission Free " "Coffee and Biscuits . ; All New Members Welcome „


i Hodder Valley. Show ANNUAL WHIST.


" j \ . '■ vand


; DOMINO’ DRIVE, j December'l2tH;s 1980 v


) CLITHEROE FOOTBALL CLUB


BINGO NIGHT


TUESDAY . > OCTOBER 21 st -


■ -• • a t the Royal i British Legion Club


. . . - 8 p.m. .- . •


, ADMISSION 60p . , including Supper . .. "\


CLOGGERS SPORTING CLUB


WOOD STREET


GREAT HARWOOD Tel. 888103, 888.128.


Thursday, October , 16th


FOLK NIGHT


Nic Jones and Brian Preston


Members £1 . Guests £ 1 .25


Sunday, October 19th and'Every Sunday


ROYSTON JONES and


Easy Listening


Members £1 Guests £1.25


REFUGEE SALE . in


MEMORIAL HALL, HURST GREEN on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th < 2-30 — 4-30 p.m.


Jumble, Good as New, Bric-a-Brac etc., Tombola and Raffle


Refreshments Available. Admission — Voluntary Donation


Proceeds to Jesuit Missionaries Caring for Vietnamese Boat ;


, • People . ___________


LOW MOOR CLUB THURSDAY AND SATURDAY


BINGO IN THE LOUNGE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19th THE CASEY TRIO


90332, 90293, 91007, 90792, 89087-, 90506; 89264, 89434


Snowball No. 4 Not won, next week £7


OUR WINTER DINNER MENU IS NOW AVAILABLE MONDAY — SATURDAY, 7 p.m. -t- 10 p.m. 4 COURSE DINNER FROM ES


'


FOR ALL INQUIRIES AND TABLE RESERVATIONS PLEASE t e l . EARBY 2450


WAimiNUTON*. Nr. CI.ITIIKKOK. T r l. ( ‘ I.ITIIKROK 22XLI WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd


OLD ENGLISH NIGHT


8 p;m. — Midnight


with MEAT AND POTATO PIE SUPPER TASTE THE NEW “PR1MAVERA" APERITIF


DRINK A PINT OF “WILSONS" AT SPECIAL REDUCTION RATE FOR THE EVENING.


HAVE A GOOD OLD SING SONG IN GOOD OLD ENGLISH STYLE IN BETWEEN


DANCING TO OUR RESIDENT ORGANIST


A FEW MIDWEEK VACANCIES STILL AVAILABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PARTY BOOKINGS


HALLOW-E’EN NIGHT FRIDAY, OCT. 31 st


OLD TIME AND MODERN DANCE


Come along in fancy dress and win either a bottle of champagne or a dinner for 2 in the restaurant.


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH HALL


M IN I M A R K E T Toys, Household goods, Cosmetics, Bric-a-brac, Branded Seconds


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th 11 a.m. — 4 p.m.


ADMISSION 10p Refreshments available 30—WORLD OF S R i s th e w o rd THUR.,’OCT. 30th JOHN TRAVOLTA Now everyone am see SAT., NOV. 1st, 7-30 p.m.


10- 40—INTERNATION­ AL SNOOKER


40—THE OLD GREY


JACKf^^ ____Feature


SHiNiNC 3


THE M w n iu „ STARRING


Support 1.50 ,7.05 3.40 ' 8.55


4


Support :. ;2.05- 4.55 7.50. Feature ^ • 3:30 6.20 9.15


Cenfcsskm6^ Au~Pair Girl


j ■ Ldnitfc Fcnvch Sc\) ScIlOOllCilCllLT


, •


cart afford John! Boofcer -ALIVE.' • t edBoonral


The C. LA.


Unit Four BLACKBURN 58446 1 Separate shows daily at


2.00 5-35 7.45 10.00


The tide of terror that ] swept America IS HERE !


I O Support - . 4.20 ' 7.30 I L r, Feature 2.45 ' 5.55 9.05


KING GEORGE’S HALL BLACKBURN


. ' WED., OCT. 22nd, 7-30.p.m. „ " t>i i --


RONNIE DUKES and RICKI LEE SHOW


TICKETS: 250p, 200p,150p


-/ Saturday, Oct. 18th-.; :8 p.m. — 11-45 p.nv i DANCING to the ‘


BOB WATMOUGH ORCHESTRA


'100p . Thurs., Oct. 23rd, 7-30 p.m. 250p (300p on night) ' ! ALVIN LEE Tues., Oct. 21 st, 7-30 p.m. FOUR TOPS TICKETS ■ 350p, 300p, 250p Tues., Oct. 28th, 7-30 p.m. TICKETS: 350p, 300p, 250p DARTS SUN., OCTOBER 26th, 6-30 p.m. — 9 p.m.


GLADYSKNIGHT and the PIPS


Tickets: 6-30 p.m. — 700p, 600p, 500p, 300p 9 p.m. — 750p, 650p, 550p, 350p


We arp back in business at the <


This lovely old pub once again offers a warm welcome to a l t Our hospitality includes such things as: '


' Chips; -Fried:;


Our'home-made liver pate; Potted'shrimps;, Fish ,'n’ : Chicken; Creole style, fried,‘scampi;Cold/ ham, and-beef.,


ASSHET0N ARMS BAR MENU .


Downham Village . .


Food is available in our bar lunch times and evenings EVERY DAY. Try a ploughman’s lunch with a pint of our Real Ale or a bottle of our excellent, House Wine.


Once again


- eoq au vin, £6.75. No extras, and our Exclusive House 1 Wine at £3.25 per bottle. Eat at 7-15 p.m. or 9-15 p.m.


Dine in our delightful candlelit restaurant then dance to smooth sounds in the intimate Pendle Room. Four courses and coffee, choice of steaks, scampi, duckling,


S A T U R D A Y N IG H T is PARTY NIGHT


OPEN THURSDAY NEXT; OCTOBER 23rd


“TINDALLS A LA CARTE”


Our restaurant will be open each Wednesday, Thursday , and Friday evening from 6-30 p.m. for leisurely (lining i at reasonable prices.


Tindalls are once again arranging "Festive Dinner Parties” on selected evenings throughout December. Telephone now for details.


CHRISTMAS IS COMING!


We have some dates available for Private Parties for up to 50 persons. Four course dinner and coffee with


dancing is extremely good value, starting at £6.50 per No extras. You can drink until 12-30 a.m. and dance to 12-45;a.m. •


person,


For further information please telephone: CLITHEROE 41227


p


C h u rch e s u n i te in w e ek o f s tu d y •'


RIBBLE VALLEY --Church - Council has, .ar­ ranged a programme of events to observe “One


world'week.” >>K, i Du r in g the w e ek '1


Glitheroe. churches will be coming together to. take part in the event, which is a nationwide focus for, study , and action about issues of justice, and peace in the world; -.


. ,: It has been promoted


by the Churches’ Commit­ tee of the World Develop­ ment Movement and, as


was pointed out in, last week’s Advertiser and Times,-had no connection


DOMINO DRIVE WHIST and CHIPPING Wl IN THE


VILLAGE HALL WEDNESDAY,


ADMISSION 50p including supper


OCTOBER22nd 7-45 p.m. START


‘ - ^


with' the Unification Church of Mr Sun Myung


Moon (the Moonies). On Wednesday Bishop


Leslie Netvbiggin Uvill speak at a-meeting in the


common room at the United Reformed Church at 7-30 p.m. He was previously a


bishop in the Church of South India and an associ­ ate general secretary of the World Council of Churches. Recently retired from


teaching in the united missionary colleges in Bir­ mingham. A week on Saturday a


seminar on . the Brandt Commission Report will be led by our European MP Edward K e l le t t - Bowman, Malcolm Harpei;. the communication direc­ tor for Oxfam, and Lilian Green, a member of the European Movement. It, will also be held at


TELEPHONES:


Editorial.......,.;.. Clitheroe 22324 Advertising....... Clitheroe 22323 Classified............ Burnley 22331


the United Reformed Church common room at 2 p.m. Both events are open to the public, ' ■ The week’s events coin­ cides with the Week of prayer for world peace and United Nations: day.


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


THUR., FRI. AND SATURDAY 7-30 p.m.


AIRPLANE (A ) Here Is the craziest flight you'll ever take


MONDAY— SATURDAY 7-30 p.m.


Clint Eastwood in


BRONCO BILLY (A)


Mad cap fun In an all action comedy m i The wedding tool


at St Helen’s Waddington, on ! of Miss Jacquelind Gregory, of Bru| Avenue, Clithero Mr David Wymer, View, Read. The bride, a |


economics advistl Norweb, is thl daughter of Mr a | John Gregory, al bridegroom, an e l engineer with Not] the only son of Mrs Reginald Wynl Given away l |


father, the bride gown of cream lacr| Edwardian style cream hat with nc| ming. She carried of orchids, mir| roses and freesia. In attendance wtl


Beverley Ann MaclT her young daughte teen Buchan, the j goddaughter.


m m


m i . V


IN-response to a .. tion that adult ed| classes should rath e r than vl schools, I was repel last week’s Advj and Times as sayia classes such as t| and flower a rrl were social activitl not serious eclucl exercises;: hut theif sion in our progral courses was justifl cause they happeil self-financing throil fee structure.


I The introduction!


above comment _ have said “even if 1 alters the whole ei| of ,what was said, in mind that I wl wering a specific c| tion. I can assure y l


the whole of thcl Education prograil regarded as a seritl cational exercise :T been confirmed as


' BILLINGTON & LANGHO - COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION


HALLOW-E’EN DANCE i


Friday,-October 31st, 1


8-30 p.m. to 1 a.m.


* ST-AUGUSTINE’S SCHOOL- ' Tickets £1.50"” 1 •


■. . Including Supper, licensed :■ - ’* '-'SarCJ,““


,


Tel. Whalley 3771 J. .. Blackburn 49233 , ’


JIM GARLICK


Hi®. PTovide a profe ssio n al -? sMobile Discotheque Service for > , . ; apy bl9h.cjass functions. - ;)


; • 'Also Hire and Sales'Service '- i f I - 'PADIHAM 75393 ? f '* \


* ( * -i <f iV ->1.4 . I 4'r ' I |


CHES! DESIGN


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