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2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Avgust 6th, 19S1 i e e k e n d SATURDAY


l l l i s i i l l l 7-


9-05—PLAY GOLF with Peter Alliss (2) A Swing that Lasts


VERSITY


9 -3 0 —GE T S E T FO R SUM M E R : A re You Ready? Presented by Peter Powell


11- 3-


11-00—‘‘TENDER WAR­ R IO R ,” film s ta r r in g Charles Lee, Dan Haggerty and Liston Elkins


12-


‘‘Duel Personality” and “Purr-Chance to Dream”


(bw) A comedy film starring Jimmy Edwards, Martita


5-


1.30—GRANDSTAND: Swim­ ming (1-35, 2-40, 4-10) from Leeds. The 1981 National Championships, commen­ taries; Racing from Hay- dock: 2-00 The Royal Brit­ ish Legion Diamond Jubilee Stakes; 2-30 The Tia Maria Handicap (Amateur Riders): 3-00 The Better Bet Coral Handicap; commentaries; Cycling (2-10, 3-30, 4-10) from Leicester, The Nation­ al Track Championships, commentaries: Athletics (3- 10, 3-45, 4-10) from Crystal Palace. The Robinson’s Barley Water AAA Champ­ ionships, commentaries; o- 00 Final Score: News of today’s top sporting events both at home and abroad


Hunt 7-


6- 00—NEWS; Weatherman G-10—SPORT/REGIONAL


6-15—POP QUIZ with Mike Read


NEWS 8-


6 -4 5—THE SATURDAY FILM: “Gambit" starring Shirley MacLaine and Michael Caine


JONES: Starring Pete Dual as Smith and Ben Murphy as Jones in “The McCreedy Bust”


7-40 — 2-15—OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


55—TOM AND JERRY in 4-


10—“TREASURE HUNT,” 6-


DOUBLE BILL: “Inno­ cents in Palis” (bw) star­ ring Alastair Sim, Margaret Rutherford and Claire Bloom


RADISE” (bw) starring Alastair Sim and Fay Compton


11-35—HOUSE CALLS: Star­ ring Wayne Rogers and Lynn Redgrave in “Phan- tom of Kensington”


15 — 8-30 OPEN UNI- 12-00—WEATHERMAN 10- 9-


help people presented by Joe Hennessy and Pattie Coldwell


PROGRAMME: “Before Your Very Eyes.” A furth­ er series of seven program­ mes which looks behind the small screen


15—SATURDAY CINEMA 40—THE TELEVISION 1 40—'"LAUGHTER IN PA­


ER’S FLYING CIRCUS: A look at the most unusual air force in the world, based just outside Dallas. USA


15—COLONEL CULPEP­


7- 8 -


- E u ro p e a n Community Youth Orchestra’s 1981 Tour, tonight’s concert comes from the ancient- open-air theatre of Herodes Atticus near the Acropolis in Athens (Part 1) Brahms’ Violin Concerto


MUNITY YOUTH OR­ CHESTRA CONCERT from Athens: As part of the


Weather 10-ALIAS SMITH AND 10-


9- 00-SPIRIT OF ASIA: Na­ rrated by David Atten­ borough (5) The Haunted Land


MUNITY YOUTH OR­ CHESTRA CONCERT in Athens (Part 2). Schumann: Symphony No. 4


10-40—NEWS ON 2: Weather 10-


9-


CIAL from Brighton star­ ring The Bachelors, Rod Hull and Emu and Shakin’ Stevens


9-30—ROOTS: The Next Gen­ eration by Alex Haley (final


Weather


1 l-do—MY KIND OF MUSIC: Starring Moira Anderson with Special Guest: Tony Hatch and his Orchestra


9-15—HELPING HAND: “Mo­ bility and Research.” The programme designed to


-S U N D A Y - mmm


7.15 _ 8-30—OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


9-00—MISTER MEN: Mr Im- . possible and Mr Small


9-15—ART-ASIA


' 9-15—CLOSEDOWN 11-


Beginners 12- 15—PILGRIMAGE


740 — 1-55—OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


I - JSTAND: Cricket (2-00) The


50—CAN SEO: Gaelic for 6-


1-00-FARMING: Weather for farmers


1-25—INSIDE JAPAN (7) Grey Youth


1- 2-


“ R E A P THE WILD W IN D ” s ta r r in g John Wayne with Susan Hay­ ward and Ray Milland


4- saga of a land and its people


. (if) The Winds of Death 5-


KING ARTHUR (Part 4) 6- 05—NEWS: Weatherman


6- 7-


mentaries


mentaries; Swimming (4-10) from Leecls. The 1981 Na­ tional Championships, com­


ohn Player League: com­


55-NEWS HEADLINES 00—CECIL B. DeMILLE’S


7- 15—RIGOLETTO from The Grand Theatre, Geneva. Music by Giuseppe Verdi — Piave’s text is sung in the original Italian


digest of the news of the week, plus a visual com­ mentary for those who cannot hear


00—CENTENNIAL: The


8- 15—NEWS ON 2: Weather 8- 9-


35—THE LEGEND OF


6-15—THE LIGHT OF EX­ PERIENCE (2) The Rich­ est Vein


with Joan Waddell.


“55 DAYS IN PEKING” starring Charlton Heston, Ava Gardner, David Niven


9-45—NEWS: Weather 9-


• oist in the Concerto for Violin and Orchestra by Edward Elgar with the BBC Symphony Orchestra


10- 11-


sented by John Morgan Itzhak Perlman is the sol- 15—THE SUNDAY FILM:


30—HOME ON SUNDAY I I -


9-55—FILM OF THE WEEK: “JAMES DEAN” starring Stephen McHattie and Michael Brandon


“Frances Horovitz at Bur­ lington Danes.” Twenty children from a Hammers­ mith comprehensive school write and discuss their poems, which express wonder and exhilaration, fear and tenderness


ramme which helps you turn a good read into 1 better read


55—SUNDAY GRAND­ With Tom Coyne. The prog­ 1-


12-30—THE SHATTERED DREAM: "Coping with the Future.” Looking at unem­ ployment in the eighties


2-00—FACE THE PRESS: With chairman Anthony Howard talking to people in the public eye


50—NEWS REVIEW: A 2 -


Bob Smithies talks to north- . west farmers


2-30—SUNDAY CINEMA:


KINGS: A light-hearted quiz with teams chaired by Robin Ray


30—SUMMERTIME SPE­ 11-


(new series) Robert Erskine presents three programmes m which everyday life in classical times is recreated from letters of the. period (l) Letters in the Sana


BILL: “THE LEOPARD MAN" (bw) starring Dennis O’Keefe, Jean Brooks


ROOM” starring Carol Lynley, Gig Young, Oliver


15—NEWS AND SPORT; Reed, Flora Robson 05—EUROPEAN COM­


12-00—CLAPPERBOARD: Chris Kelly takes a look at new films including “Cave­ man” starring Ringo Starr and Barbara Bach


ING PICTURES: “Moon Zero Two,” Warren Mitch­ ell and Adrienne Corri star in this suspense film set in the year 2021 AD


05—SATURDAY MORN­


Unit Four,little HarwoadlB’BllRN58446 | Short


Mtaft on... Whal's on... Wafi on... What's on SUNDAY


OPENMARKET GISBURN


200 STALLS Selling everything 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.


Terrific day out for all the family


12-30—WORLD OF SPORT intro d u c ed by Dick ie Davies. 12-35 International Sports Special 1; 1-15 ITN News; 1-20 The ITV Seven. Newmarket: Races at 1-30, 2-00, 2-30 and 3-00. Redcar: Races at 1-45, 2-15, 2-45; 3- 10 International Sports Spe­ cial 2; 4-00 Professional W restling; 4-55 Results Service


5-05—UNDER MANNING: Comedian Bernard Manning with some well-known names as guests


5-35—ITN NEWS 5-


50—NEWS. AND SPORT; 10—EUROPEAN COM­


6- 35—THE VIDEO ENTER­ TAINERS: John Hamp in traduces top-liners from the world of entertainment, in­ cluding Julie Felix


SAINT: “Dragonised” with Ian Ogilvy as Simon Templar


00—YOURS SINCERELY


7-35—CRY OF THE INNO­ CENT: Rod Taylor and Nigel Davenport star in a suspense filled thriller about a former Green Beret Commando


9-


50—HORROR DOUBLE 10-


55—“THE SHUTTERED 10-


Episode 4 of the mystery of Seagull Island with Nicky Henson


20—ITN NEWS


HILL: "Nothing Like a Dame.” A further play in this series about life in a


Glasgow house


11- 35-LET’S ROCK: Rock ‘n’ Roll show with some well- known singers


12-


Kiss, Kill, Kill.” Helen Mirren stars in a film about money and murder


C L I T H E R O E C E N T R A L W O R K IN GM EN ’S CLUB


05—THRILLER: “Kiss,AUGUST 8th AUGUST 15th AUGUST 22nd AUGUST 29th


TRAVELLING COUNTRY LARGE COLLECTION NASHVILLE TRIO STEVE KELSALL


COUNTRY AND WESTERN GREAT ACT YOUR REQUEST GREAT GUITAR VOCAL KEEP THIS FOR YOUR REFERENCE


* *


30—DOWN TO EARTH: 00—CABBAGES AND


20—RIGOLETTO (Part 2) 4-


4-05—THE MUPPET SHOW: With Sylvester Stallone


“The Chiltem Hundreds.; A fa rc e s ta rr ing Cecil Parker and A. E. Matthews


25—POETS IN SCHOOL: 5-


Commander” 6- 35—ITN NEWS 7-


GIVER: The fourth episode of a six-part biblical drama


6- 40—MY WAY: With Esther Samson and Rabbi Lionel Blue


HARDY in “Midnight Patrol” (bw)


55—‘THE SUNDAY PROM: 9-


55—THE EDITORS: Pre­ 10-


GLISH CHURCHES with Donald Sinden (9) Squire and Parson


3 0 -L A U R E L AND room 7 -


8 -


WORLD OF ANIMALS: “Falcon and the Hawk.” A story of wild animals in their natural habitat


35—DISCOVERING EN­ 1 1 -


12- 05 — 12-10—WEATHER­ MAN


SHIP: From Regents Park Mosque


35—CHIPS: “The Watch 35—MOSES THE LAW­


8-30 p.m. to Midnight ADMISSION £1 LICENSED BAR « 0 RICKY CHARLES SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th (TOPSAGAIN)


age.” Laughs abound when Benson ana Krans are trap­ ped in a freezing storage


“Love Thy Neighbour, Take His Wife’’


30—'THE WILD, WILD


00—MORNING WOR­ 10-


RIGHT: “Sunday Special.” With Michael Winstanley


11-25—AAP KAA HAK 11-30—A BETTER READ.


00—TH IS IS YOUR


9- 15-ITN NEWS 9-


MILDRED: “ 26-Year- Iteh.” More fun with this feuding couple


15—BENSON: “Cold Stor­ 45 —HAWAII FIVE-O: 45 —G E O R G E AND


YOU: A play by Victoria Wood and starring Julie Walters. A love story with music


12-15—PARIS BY NIGHT: “Les Quais — Les lies.’ After nightfall the Seine be­ comes alive with lights and shows


Championship Shift-system parties -m n A 30—HAPPY SINCE I MET 30—GOLF: The USA PGA SLAIDBURN VILLAGE HALL


CHICKEN BARBECUE HARKTOBOUNTY


FREDA Y, AUGUST 14th 8 p.m. —1a.m.


SIDE SHOWS — TOMBOLA DANCING TO PHIL CASE


and NOOKIES DISCO ' Tickets £2.50 each


Telephone Slaidburn 256 and 235


L O W M O O R C L U B THURSDAY AND SATURDAY


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


SUNDAY LUNCH SECOND CHANCE


MEMBERS DRAW £16 SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th


W H A L L E Y and L IT T L E M IT TO N


ROYAL WEDDING CELEBRATIONS FAMILY SPORTS DAY


SATURDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1981 2 p.m. AT THE


QUEEN ELIZABETH II PLAYING FIELDS MlTTON ROAD, WHALLEY


All types of Sports — Fun for everyone. Come and join us. Bring your own Picnic— Light refreshments available.


3 p.m. DISTRIBUTION OF CROWNS TO VILLAGE CHILDREN


at WHALLEY LIBRARY from TUESDAY. AUGUST. 4th to SATURDAY, AUGUST 29th


t ART AND CRAFT WORK - : presents A SPECIAL EXHIBITION OF LANGHO CENTRE ‘


A VINTAGE Alois Tourer adds a touch of regal splendour to competitors in the “teenies” fancy dress. |


THE Royal Wedding was celebrated in fine style at the Duke of York Hotel, Grindleton, where mine hosts Nancy and Eddie Atkinson operated a “shift system” to cater for th e ' different age


groups in the village. First they entertained


more than 30 “teenies” to


a tea party, games and a fancy dre^f competition.


sented with either a com­ memorative mug, a crown or a photograph album of the Royal couple.


Each child was pre­


the teenagers'-to celebrate with a disco and games' session. Hot dogs, ice­ cream and cakes were served and each youngs­ ter received a jfjft.


Later it was the turn of


Mrs Atkinson played host to 120 adults who were served with an Old Engl­ ish supper which included steak Draised in stout. All pub* regulars were presented with a com­


In the evening.Mr and


SATURDAY, AUGUST 8th from 2 p.m.


REAL FOOD FESTIVAL


SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th from 11 a.m.


Yorkshire Dales Railway Embsay, Nr Skipton


(off the A59 East of Skipton) Displays of Real Foods


memorative glass. ; The cost of the celebra­ tions was met partially through a sponsored net­ ball match and raffles.


Real Ale on Steam Trains Sponsored by, CROMPTON THE BAKER, SKIPTON and YOR- K H A M S Q U A L I T Y ME A T PRODUCTS


Accompanied children admitted FREE on production of this advert


r


GARDEN CLUB MEETING


CLITHEROE in PARISH HALL


NEXT MONDAY, 7-15 p.m.


Cutprlzewlnhlhgdahlias by Mr Parkinson (Farnworth)


ANNUALSHOW, AUGUST 22nd


entering. Schedules from' any committee member.


Please support us by


CLOSING DATE AUGUST 18th ■ ■■


- '


CLITHEROE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION FRIDAY, AUGUST 7th


MISS QUEEN OF CLUBS BEAUTY COMPETITION also live group L O G I C


and MARTIN’S DISCO


WOODVILLE SCHOOL (LONGRIDGE) O P EN NORMAL L IB RA RY HOURS


V-. o commemorate International Year of Disabled People


Exhibitors include: CALDERSTONES EVENING CLASSES - ENFIELD CENTRE (CLAYTON-LE-MOORS)-. ■ LANESIDE/SCHOOL (WHALLEY)


LANCASHIRE LIBRARY . RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT MENTALLY HANDICAPPED


ASSOCIATION THE ANNUAL


GENERAL MEETING at CASTLEFORD


will be held on


TUESDAY, AUGUST 11th at 7-30 p.m.


OLD PEOPLE’S HOME,


’ Queens Road, Clltheroe All members and anyone In­ terested are welcome to attend.


1st P EN D L E S C O U T G R O U P GALA FUN DAY


at ROEFIELD, CLITHEROE 2 p.m.


SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th .


CHILDREN'S SPORTS, SCOUT ACTIVITIES, SWOP SHOP, TOYS, GAMES ETC., SIDE STALLS


ADMISSION FREE q y jffj 1 -1 up U'SUWIUIMH M HODDER VALLEY SHOW a n n u a l d a n c e


FRIDAY, A U G U S T 21st, 1981 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL


Dancing to PARKER BROS T I C K E T S £ 2 .7 5


Licensed Bar applied for, Supper, 8 p.m. prompt TICKETS AVAILABLE TEL-. SLAIDBURN 262


Gisburn Church FLOWER


FESTIVAL T H E M E


| Sunday, August 16th, 6-30 p.m.


Songs of Praise


August 14th, 15th jiml Kith 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily


“THESE YOU HAVE LOVED” • Fri., Sat. and Sun;


BOWLAND YOUNG FARMERS CLUB


EVENING


Wednesday, A u g u s t 12th 7-30 p.m. at


THORNEYHOLME, DUNSOP BRIDGE


CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING Commences 6-30 p.m. ADMISSION 75p


Tombola Cake Stall Etc.


HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH


Millthorne Avenue


SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th at 6-30 p.m.


Mr C. Best, Blackburn Speaker


WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12th at 2-30 p.m.


LADIES' FELLOWSHIP Mrs L. Harding, Bolton


RIDING PONIES and HORSES Plus TA CK


FOR HIRE


Hourly, Dally or Rates


Weekly Tel. Whalley 3224


MINI AUCTION TODAY, THURSDAY,. AUGUST 6th


W.I. .


TRINITY-SCHOOL, CLITHEROE


v 11 30 a.m. to 3-30 p.m. Bring anything


Go home with a bargain ' Auctioneer— Mr Chris '


' Silvorwood


Ploughman’s Lunch £1. incl. Coffee


Proceeds to County funds ■ S E L . ■


We provide a professional Mobile Discotheque Service tor any high-class function.


JIM GARLICK ANDY KAY


Tel. BURNLEY 20795 . 24-hour answering service


'AND . A •'<


at 7-45 p.m. PRAYER AND BIBLE STUDY


Salvation Is of the Lord Jonah2v.9


ANTIQUE AND COLLECTORS FLEA MARKET ,


ACCRINGTON’S FRIDAY, AUGUST 7th


Saturday, August 8th , 9-30 a.m. — 5 p.m.


In the Town Hall, Accrington this '


■ Absolutely everything. for the collector,


Adults 25p, Child/OAP 10p •


Stall Inquiries. Tel. Bolton 491763


. ; V. at ■ ’ DISCO


St Helen’s . Sunday School, Waddington


■ Dancing to the Fabulous


Mr D. J. Disco 7-30 to 11 p.m. '


Admission' 60p including Supper


No passouts after 9 p.m. We reserve the right of refusal -


FOOTBALL SHAWBRIDGE


PRE-SEASON FRIENDLY SATURDAY, AUGUST 8th


CLITHEROE V


, REFRESHME


RADCLIFFE BOROUGH Kick off 3 i


§ JOIN


.m. NTS


IF YOU’VE PUT WEIGHT ON - ON YOUR HOLIDAY. NOW IS THETIMETO JOIN


OVERWEIGHT! SLIMSETNOW I'LL TEACH YOU HOWTO


LOOSE THAT EXCESS WEIGHT FOREVER


Clubs at Clitheroe, Whalley, Chatburn and Glsbum


Tel. Blackburn 49986 Further details


kkk * kirk * * * * * * * * * “NIG H T F L IG H T ”


» - > - X- X -


40—RETURN OF THE


) > 5 - X- > - X-


> - X-


7- 05-SALE OF THE CEN­ TURY w i th Nicholas Parsons


20-SEAGULL ISLAND: 35—HOUSE ON THE* A A


X- X - > - X- > - X- X> x - > - x -


COME EARLY to avoid disappointment — Numbers Limited


A A A & A ik b i r k J *


* * *


S T U A R T K E P H AN PR OM O T IO N S ANTIQUE AND


COLLECTORS’ FAIR MYTTON HAUL .


MITTON. nr WHALLEY. Lancs


SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th BAR MEALS AVAILABLE 9-30 until 5-30


Inquiries, Tel. Colne 861555/867625 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB For the best in entertainment


SATURDAY, AUGUST 8th BRIAN ELD EE (FIRST CLASS ACT)


* * * * *


* * * *


discotheque on FRIDAY, AUGUST 7th


with ALTERNATIVE MUSIC on SATURDAY, AUGUST 8th


PENDLE HOTEL CHATBURN from 10 p.m. to 1-30 a.m.


Foodsvallable until closing time SMART DRESS


THE.MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE ' RIGHT TO REFUSE ADMISSION


x- X- X- X- X- X- X-


x - X- X- X- X- X- X-


Well signposted FREE PARKING


— GARGRAVE AGRICULTURAL AND — ■ HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY


78th GARGRAVE SHOW


SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd, 1981 PRESIDENT: J. B. SWALES ESQ.


Display of Historic Cars, Cattle, Sheep, Poultry,


Agricultural Horses, Hunters, Ponies and Shetland Ponies, Gymkhana, Show Jumping, Handicrafts and Produce, Fell Races, Dog Show, Local Children’s Sports and Fancy Dress, Terrier Racing, Tug-of-War.


SPONSORED DISABLED DRIVER CHARITY CAR RUN


MAJOR PRIZES TO ALL CORRECT MILEAGE OR TIMES, TICKETS §0p Start and finish on Showground. A disabled driver will drive to and


from Blackpool Tower. Event sponsored by PETER CLARKE AUTOS LTD, SKIPTON.


SCHEDULES from Entries Secretary Mr and Mrs J. Dodgsoji, 16 South Street, Gargrave. Tel. Gargrave 780. Secretary Mrs C. J. Varley, 9


Martin Close, Gargrave. Tel. Gargrave 425. Howarth's Newsagents, Gargrave.


POULTRY SCHEDULES FROM: B. Carlos Esq., 13 George Street, Barnoldswlck. Tel. Barnoldswick 813497.


Entries close first post FRIDAY, AUGUST 14th, 1981. Late - Vier -


TRADE STANDS: Inquiries to Secretary please. - -


entries cannot oe accepted RIMINGTON WOMEN’S IN S T ITU TE 34th ANNUAL HANDICRAFT-


PRODUCE SHOW in the


MEMORIAL INSTITUTE on SATURDAY, AUGUST 8th to be opened by


Mrs B. Dugdale at 2-30 p.m. Admission


Adults 15p Children Sp Afternoon Teas


ST JAMES’S CHURCH - PRACTICE A


CLITHEROE


CHRISTIAN HEALING MINISTRY for which inquiries are.welcome.


HEALING SERVICE DON’T FORGET!


VILLAGE FETE SATURDAY


AUGUST 8th 2 p.m.


at Memorial Hall Field


Fancy Dress, Side Shows, Children's Races, etc.


SALEM CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL


MARTIN TOP, RIMINGTON 165th


CAE NIVRAY


HPL ANESR Sunday, August


9th, 1981 Preachers:


2 p.m. Pastor Bryan Llngard (Barnoldswick)


7p.m. Mr R. H. Jones (Clitheroe)


Collections for Chapel Funds EVERYONE WELCOME


and ANTIQUE FAYRE Sunday, August 23rd


GOOD AS NEW Stall inquiries


GISBURN FESTIVAL HALL 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.


J. C. Promotions Tel. Colne 866423


CUTHEROE AREA WOHER’S R IRSTITUTE SHOW


oyal Grammar School For Girls Chatburn Road, Clitheroe SATURDAY. AUGUST 15th


10-30a.m. — 12 noon 1p.m. — 5 p.m. OFFICIAL OPENING AT 2 p.m.


ADULTS 25p


BY MRS F. B. SMITHIES Chairman of The Lancashire Federation of Women's Institutes


, __________CHILDREN 10p U1'


PARKINS(| . McLE/J


kd e A rm s Clitheroe, folid wedding at St PeI Moor, on Satil Miss L isa Cl McLean and Parkinson.


A reception-at|


at Neotechnic ing, is the only! of Mr A. Me I Morecambe, anc| North, of Tayl| Clitheroe.


The bride, an ;|


County Coui| b r id e g ro om youngest son o:| Mrs W. Parkil Whipp Avenue, I


A labourer


by her father, white embossfl gown with a sll and camelot- slel waist edged in vl ribbon. Her fil v e i l , tr im m l daisies, was hell by a teardrop r | and she carried | b l u e r o s e stephanotis anil the-valley.


The bride, gi|


-Lyn Bowman Barbara Taylor.


Miss Diane Park! bridegroom’s sisl other attendants! bride’s cous if Janine Chatbtl Miss Gail Dowi|


Chief bridesil


chiffon: dresses others had mid dresses with la They all carried pink carnations of-the-valley bands of white their hair. Best man _


.‘Two wore; b. HURST GREEN


will be held on SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th at 6 ptm. “Preach the Kingdom of God and to heal" _


★ ★ * * * ★ * ★ * ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ * * ★ ★ * * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * Make Every Evening


“SATURDAY N IG H T ” MEALS, SUBSTANTIAL SNACKS,


50/50 DISCO DANCING • Late Licence


Ring Clitheroe 22010 NOW To reserve your table


ROEFIELD HOTEL


EDISFORD BRIDGE CLITHEROE


' trs


TOSSIDE cell Saturday witll presentation, ti disco. Both t il fully decoratecl


„ v . ■


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


NEED HELP? Ring the


S AM AR ITA N S ANYTIME


NELSON


6 9 4 9 2 9 ; or BLACKBURN


/ / • 662424 ' Call or write to .


. 15 MARKET SQUARE, NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET, BLACKBURN


Sang in church choir in 1901


A WOMAN , who sang as a girl chorister in Pendleton Church choir at a memorial service for Queen Victoria in 1901, .Mrs; Ellen Glover died on Monday within a few weeks of her 91st


birthday. Mrs Glover was the last


surviving daughter of Mr and Mrs James Wood, who once farmed Pendle­ ton Hall • Farm.. She was born in Slaidburn and still retained vivid memories of the village at the turn of the century. She lived in Pendleton


GRASS1NGT0N Upper Wharfedale North Yorkshire


EXHIBITION Dales


Arts and Crafts


AUGUST 12th/19th TOWN HALL


Daily 1 0 -6 -3 0


Glitheroe, and remained there until a few years ago, when she moved to St Ann’s Court. She died at Waddington Old Hall


nursing home. In Ormskirk she was


for some 30 years and was closely associated with the church choir. . On her marriage to Mr


closely connected with the Townswomen’s Guild, the Women’s Conservative Association and Ormskirk Parish Church. While in Clitheroe she


Thomas Harold Glover 60 years ago, she went to live in Ormskirk. Her husband .was a timber merchant in Burscough and a timber controller for the Government in the


last war. When he died in 1948,


Mrs Glover came to live in Hawthorne Place,


SUNDAYSCHOOL WADDINGTON


ST HELEN’S GARDEN PARTY


in THE HOSPITAL GROUNDS


By kind permission of the Trustees


Saturday, August 8th at 2-30 p.m. '


STALLS, REFRESHMENTS Admission 10p, Children free


worshipped at Clitheroe Parish Church and re­ sumed her links with All Saints’, Pendleton. She had no-children but leaves a score of nephews and nieces. The funeral takes place


Glitl en


TWO former! Clitheroe,- havl Hendon Police \


tomorrow, with a service at Pendleton Church. Cre­ mation will be at. Ac­ crington.


CIVIC H ALL C L ITH E R O E . Tel. 23278


THURS.. FRI. and SAT. at 7-30 p.m. Mat. Thurs. at 2-15 p.m. Walt Disney’s POPEYE


MON. to SAT. at 7-30 p.m. Mat. Wed. and Thurs. at 2-15 p.m.


‘ALEC GUINNESS RICKI SCHRODER, in


LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY „ Delightful entertainment for the whole family! Philiil


Jeremy


Graham Parkiij bridegroom’s bre bride's brothers, and Mr Russell were groomsr usher respective. The ceremony-


formed by t i | Arthur Sidaall. - The couple are|


S e e d a 11 A Clitheroe. . ,,P hotograph|


Clitheroe-


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