2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 4th, 19S2
Weekend SATURDAY-
9-05 SWIM (5) Back Stroke
9-30 SWAP SHOP, with Noel Edmonds, Maggie Philbin, Jx)hn C ra v en , Keith Chegwin
12-12 WEATHER
12-15 GRANDSTAND including 12-45 News Summary; Football Focus (12-20); Racing from Wetherby (12-50, 1-20, 1-50), 1-00 T he P h i l ip C o rn e s Novices’ Hurdle Race, 1- 30 The Selby Handicap Steeplechase, 2-00 The Panama Cigar Hurdle R a c e ; W o r ld S k i in g Champ ionship s from Ha u s , A u s t r ia : The Ladies’ Slalom; World Bobsleigh Championships from St Moritz: The Two- Man Bob; International Rugby (2-20) from Twick enham: England v Ire la n d , plus W a le s v France; European Ice Figure Skating Champion ships (3-55) from Lyons, France; 3-45 Half-time football scores; 4-35 Final Score: News round-up plus classified results
5-10 THE ALL NEW PINK PANTHER SHOW
5-30 NEWS, Weatherman
5-40 S P O R T /R E G IO N A L NEWS
5- 15 KUNG FU starring David Carradine
6- 35JIM’LL FIX IT. Jimmy Savile OBE helps viewers realise their fantasies-
7- 8-
8-
Wendy Craig SHOW
10- 11-
12- 2-
3-
10 OPEN UNIVERSITY 50 CLOSEDOWN
15 OPEN UNIVERSITY 20 CLOSEDOWN.
, ' “ A G A IN S T TH E WIND,” starring Robert Beatty, Simone Signoret,
Jack Warner (bw) 4-
S Q U A R E TOM A TO SHOW/ Comedy, music and puzzles
<5-00 SATURDAY CINEMA 2: . “ THE GLASS MOUN TAIN,” starring Michael ' Denison, Dulcie Gray (bw)
6-
IMAGE. A look at the achievements of the com munity association of Blackbird Leys, a huge e s t a t e d e p r iv e d o f ' amenities
. 7-05 NEWS AND SPORT, Weather
7- 25 DID YOU SEE . . ? Tele- y is io n r e v iew with Ludovic Kennedy
8- 9-
RITUALS. An edited con cert from the Albert Hall
AL: “JOSEPHINE” 05 SATURDAY CINEMA 1:
12-15 WORLD OF SPORT In- t r o d u c e d by D ick ie Davies. 12-20 On The Ball; 12-45 Ski-ing. The World Alpine Champion ships, from Haus, Au stria; 1-00 High-diving; 1- 15 ITN News; 1-20 The ITV Seven. 1-30, 2-00, 2- 30 and 3-00 from Kemp- ton. 1-45, 2-15 and 2-45 from S tra t fo rd ; 3-10 Swimming and Interna-
35THE P L A Y AW A Y
• tional Athletics; 3-45 Half time Football News and Reports; 4-00 Wrestling from Preston; 4-50 Re sults. Full sports round-
• up, including Classified Pools
35 OXFORD: THE OTHER 5-
5-05 ITN NEWS 5-15 BUGS BUNNY “A Star is Bored”
6- Z 05 C E R EM ON IE S AND
Drive.” Part 2. Jon and Ponch are assigned to au- nent a small-town police partment
ships are strained when Tim is left at home to do
the housework, while Bill and Graeme go out to work
15 FILM INTERNATION
11-35 THE LIGHT OF EX PERIENCE. Personal re flections on life-changing experiences
11-50 NEWS ON 2, Weather
11-55 MIDNIGHT MOVIE: “A N IG H T TO R E MEMBER” (bw)
10 NANNY (series) starring 05THE LES DAWSON
35 DALLAS
9*25 NEWS AND SPORT, Weatherman
9- 40 MATCH OF THE DAY. More sporting action from the football world
10- 11- 12-
weekend guests by Hammond Innes
6-45 3-2-1 “Magic.” Magic is this week’s theme with prizes and surprises in store
7*45 M AGNUM “ F rom Moscow, to Maui." “Pri vate eye Magnum plays cupid when he becomes involved with a former Russian pilot who has de fected while in Hawaii
8- 9-
St Valentine’s Day Celebration
at T H E
45 ITN NEWS AND SPORT 00 THE DARKER SIDE OF
9-20 W A T C H I T ! S P ID E R - MAN “Spiderman Meets
^ Skyboy.” Adventure with the intrepid Spiderman
9-
40 PARKINSON with his 40 GOLDEN SOAK (series) 30 WEATHER
10-
sperate Intruder.” Brains goes in search of buried treasure
TERROR With Robert Forster and Ray Milland. A scientist conducting an experiment in human cloning ends up ♦ creating an uncontrollable monster when something goes rad ically wrong
10- 40 THUNDERBIRDS “De for another session with
. this week’s Golden Givea way — a personal pack age o f Cliff Richard’s mementoes
SUNDAY p H iS C -t ) r BBC-2 )
9-00 HEADS AND TAILS A See-Saw programme
9-15 NAI ZINDAGI NAYA JEEVAN
9-
. . . (last in series) Under New Management
10- 10 M A N A G IN G TH E MICRO (last in series) The Human Factor
10- 11-
about managing small businesses
for those with hearing . problems • 11-
11-25 ENSEMBLE For begin ners in French (15)
50 MATHS HELP Help with 7- O-level maths
12- 00 ACCIDENT OF BIRTH Aspects of mental hand icap (5) The Swedish System
12-15 DAY ONE R e lig iou s news
1-00 FARMING Weather for farmers
1-30 THE CRAFT OF THE WEAVER (last in series) Woven Hangings
1- 55 NEWS HEADLINES
2- 00 F ILM M A T IN E E : “ CARRY ON CONST
3- 4-
4- 5-
ABLE ” (bw) starring Kenneth Connor, Joan Sims, Sidney James, Charles Hawtrey
F IG U R E SK A T IN G . CHAMPIONSHIPS
8- 9-
10-10 OPEN UNIVERSITY 15 GOOD FOR BUSINESS
. 3-20 HORIZON “Whatever Happened to the Energy Crisis?” A look at the real alternatives to nuclear
35 BUSINESS CLUB Series
4-55 IN T E R N A T IO N A L . RUGBY SPECIAL High lights of yesterday’s game plus news and reports on the weekend’s rugby
• Championships — The Men’s Slalom
g
00 SEE HEAR! Magazine 6-
ower KI SUNDAY The World
4- 3- ■ 2- > cliff rescue
with a bank 'robbery, a rescue from a dam and a '
25 MATCH TIME Top-class
action from the First Di vision brought to you by Elton Welsby, Denis Law and Martin Tyler
father still alive and is he involved in illegal traffick ing across the border?
30 BARRIERS Is Billy’s 00 JAYWALKING With Sue
6-00 NEWS REVIEW with a visual commentary
RAMME with Valerie . S in g le ton and Brian Widlake
US The Samurai from Twickenham
doch (last in series) 9-
9-05 INTERNATIONAL PRO CELEBRITY GOLF
S E A S O N : MANGO TREE,” star
ring Geraldine Fitzgerald, Robert Helpmann, Christ opher Pate
11-25 STAR BRASS Non-stop music for brass bands
| | ijr i| | | lil| 20 THE EUROPEAN ICE 10 TOM AND JERRY 10-
4-25 SHOW DOGS Preview of Crufts Dog Show
A Walt Disney production
(s e r ie s ) by Rudyard Kipling
5- 6-
11-
9-35 THE W ILD , WILD, WORLD OF ANIMALS
55 MICKEY AND DONALD 15 S T A L K Y AND CO
5-45 SO YOU WANT TO STOP SMOKING (last in series) Staying Stopped
55 NEWS, Weather Michelmore
.6-10SONGS OF PRAISE v from St Paul’s, Bristol 7-
starring Tom Bell
8- 05 THE SUNDAY FILM: “ THE BLACK WIND MILL” (1974) starring Michael Caine
9- 45 OMNIBUS with Barry Norman
10-35 NEWS, Weather
10- 45 CHOICES Discussion of personal choice
11- 20 COUPLES (6) What’s So Different?
11-
The Changing Face of* Venus
12- 05 W E A T H E R M A N
From St Stephen’s and West Parish Church. Broughton Ferry
Jay. “Making the Faith R e a l .” How can the middle-class attitude of the Church of England communicate its message to the inner-city churches
30 THE MONEY PROG 15 THE WORLD ABOUT
4-30 SUNDAY CINEMA With R ob e r t Mitchum and
05 THE BELL by Iris Mur 00 NEWS ON 2, Weather
55AUSTRALIAN FILM “ TH E
Arthur Kennedy. “Anzio.” A war correspondent poins American and British troops preparing the 1944 landing in Italy and be comes involved with the four month siege at Anzio
6-30 NEWS 6-
10 SUNDAY BEST Frank
7- 15 HART TO HART “ A Couple of Harts.” While tak in g a h o l id a y Acapulco, the millionaire detectives find themselves posing as domestics, at tem p t in g to p rev ent murder
8- 15 A FINE ROMANCE There’s a new man in Laura’s life and a new
secretary in Mike’s. But the turf isn’ t always
00 MORNING WORSHIP 00 BE YOUR OWN BOSS
With Henry Cooper. A look at the pros and cons of working from home and the kind of premises avail able for the small firm
11-25 AAP KAA HAK In this 100th edition, Shiv Pande
05 HOLIDAY with Clif f '
15 KING’S ROYAL (series) 11-
talks to the Assistant High Commissioner for India about customs regu-
lations
Robert Smithies talks to North-West farmers and
• out l ines for th com in g events in the county calender
12- 00 WEEKEND WORLD 15 THE SKY AT NIGHT
1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL LENGE With Bamber Gascoigne. A quiz game in which the competing uni versity teams demons trate their intellectual agility
shape our lives
t The reporting team exp lains about events that
9-00 A IR L IN E “ C ap ta in Clarke Plus One.” Busi ness is b ooming fo r Ruskin Air Services. But Jack Ruskin lands in diffi culty when he makes a delivery to Malta ■
f
10-00 WOOD AND WALTERS Victoria Wood and Julie Walters join forces for their special blend of
10*30 THE SOUTH BANK SHOW With Melvyn
sketches and music 30 DOWN TO E A R TH
Bragg. “Art of the Ad.” Germaine Greer, daughter of an advertising man, looks at several advertise ments and by talking to
highly rated than other countries
11-30 P A R E N T S TEENAGERS
f
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5
rents *and teenagers in terspersed with impro vised drama episodes
1-30 240 ROBERT The 240 Robert crew are faced
12-00 BENSON "The K Affair”
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AMinVIl.I.K. ’S w - . HORROR -to IS
It 11. Jyfk
Q Separate 1 Support 2.00 6.50 O Shows 1 Feature 3.35 8.25
GETTi^G THERE S HALF THl FUN
CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY - KAREN O’CONNOR
Oboe
LAURENCE PERKINS Bassoon MICHAEL HANCOCK Piano WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7-30 p.m.
A North West Arts Circuit Promotion Tickets at the door £1.50, Students 50p
at St Michael and St John’s Social Centre,
COFFEE EVENING
S.P.U.C.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5th from 7 p.m. — 9 p.m.
Cake Stall, Good-as-New, White Elephant, Brlng-and- Buy, Draw,
ADULTS 20p CHILDREN 10p FEB 7 FOR 7 DAYS
Separale I Support . 2J0 Shows I Feature 3.35 7.00
8.30
ST PAUL’S PARISH HALL, LOW MOOR You are invited to a
VALENTINE PARTY Live entertainment by FLAMINGO
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, 1982 7-30 p.m. to 11 p.m.
HOT POT
SUPPER.at 8-30 p.m.
Adults £1. Accompanied children 50p For tickets ring,Clltheroe 25475
JUMBLE SALE
AT VENTURE SCOUT H.Q., BACK YORK.
STREET, ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12th
T IU IA V 6 - THE LAST HUNTER (X»Z.05 5.25 8150. LAW ENFORCERS (X) 3.45 7.10 ■ U U M l y_ STRIPES IAA) 1.50 5.10 8.40. CACTUS JACK [ft) 3.40 7.05-. -
5 - ENDLESS LOVE (AA) 4.45 7.35 Bl r).
THE MOST INCREDIBLE UNDERSEA : ADVENTURE OE OUR TIME!
m jR h S S E T O i r i
CLITHEROE FLOWER CLUB Members please note
Ambulance Rooms, .Friday, and supper in St John
GENERAL MEETING
ANNUAL
February 5th' at 7.-30 p .m .’
Please bring knife and fork " "
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r-idt B L A C K B U R N COLLECTORS
NORTHGATE, BLACKBURN SATURDAY,
MARKET PUBLIC HALLS •
FEBRUARY 13th
of Antiques and Collectors Items for your perusal
Admission 25p, Children and Senior Citizens 10p
Inquiries: Blackburn 53093, Bolton 54337
Our first Fair of 1982 with our usual very good array ,
Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.- CLITHEROE
LADIES CIRCLE will be holding a
GOOD AS \ NEW
. commencing 9-30 a.m. at Shop next to .
Sat., Feb. 6th ° n
Skipton Building Society
Market Place, Clitheroe
PROCEEDS TO PENDLE CLUB AND CHARITIES -.
GISBURN FESTIVAL HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
WHBSTAND DOMING DRIVE
ON SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 13th, 1982 IN THE FESTIVAL HALL, GISBURN
, Commencing 7-30 p.m. Admission: Adults 60p Children 30p
Draw — All meat prizes CLAIMING DATE
NEWTON VILLAGE , HALL
.
F L E A M A R K E T Monday, May 3rd, 1982
> • - Enquiries: SLAIDBURN 312 . * , * >
WINE, DINE and DANCE DINNER DANCE
FOR THE OVER 25’s
EVERY SATURDAY £ 5 .5 0 including VAT .' ’ 8 — 1 a.m.
■ SPECIAL OFFER
OVERNIGHT STAY including D/DANCE, £30 for 2 (Party rates on request)
. •. All-Around-The-Floor-Sounds and Latest Computer Lighting'
Edisford Bridge (B6243) *,1 Clitheroe
R0EFIELD HOTEL
For table reservations Ring 22010
• I -
IN D IS T R E S S ! SUICIDAL!
SAMARITANS A , ANYTIME
NEED HELP? Ring the
lip . • ' NELSON . 694929
'or BLACKBURN
7 / V 662424 Call-.or write to - •
• 15 MARKET SQUARE, NELSON
105 NEW PARK STREET. BLACKBURN
CHIPPING OLD P WELFARE COM
DOMINO D will be I
Hodder Bridg Monday, Febr at 7-45 |
WHIST a
ft Support 1 .SO 4.45 7.45 ^ Feature 3.20 • 6.15 9.10
reener on the other side TN NEWS
T op p in g and Marian Davies present comments, interviews, film profiles and guests
THE C R A V E N H E iF E f t C ^ A S G L E Y
Tel. STONYHURST 215 VALEN TINE’S NIGHT
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14th LIVE GROUP
C A V E R N
(B E A T L E S SO U N D ) 8 p.m. till midnight
TICKETS £1.50 now available
G E T IN THE SWIM A T RSBBLESDALE POOL
WEEKEND FEBRUARY 13th/14th, 1982 The pool will be open to the public between the hours of 12 noon — 3-30 p.m. (last admission 3 p.m.) USE IT!
R E V IS E D P U B L IC O P E N IN G H O U R S
SPECIAL HAPPY HOUR FOR THE CHILDREN FEATURING GIANT RUBBER RINGS!!
Teaching facilities available for all ages, facilities for disabled swimmers.
Tel. CLITHEROE 24825
Last admission half hour before closing time Swim regularly for your health’s sake!!
,k is s b , rt,
SATURDAY 13th and SUNDAY 14th, - Jff- 12 noon 1p.m.
VV|/
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th 8 p.m.
ADMISSION 20p IN AID OF T. PARKER TESTIMONIAL
A QUESTION 0F SPORT BLACKBURN
30 TISWAS Join the team 12-
brings you another help ing of late-night lunacy and laughter
11- 45 LOU GRANT “ Home T ow n .” B it te r -sw e e t memories for Lou when he runs into an old flame
45 O.T.T. The O.T.T. team GEORGIAN WINDOW ,MENU
Home:Madc Cream of Asparagus Soup Devilled Whitebait, Egg Dijonnuisc
Fresh Grapefruit and Lemon Sorbet P~awn and Mushroom Ncwbitrg
Roast Half Duckling with Orange and Grand Marnier Sauce
Poached-Lemon Sole Veronique Escalope of Veal Cordon Bleu
40 THE PALACE PR E
SENTS From the Hamil ton Palace, Toronto, with Jack Jones
Selection of our speciality desserts from the trolley or Checseboard
, Kenco Coffee with Mints £8 per person including VAT For reservation please phone Clithcroe 25090 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7th FACE TO FACE (GOOD DUO) WEEKLY DOUBLE — 1 — 26
WEEKLY TREBLE — 27 — 23 — 12 200 CLUB — 52
f m t z ( S a t e Are proud to present the return of THE FIVEPENNY PIECE IN CONCERT
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd AND WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24th
Tickets £13.50 Fully Inclusive
' (£6.75 on purchase of ticket, £6.75 due on the evening)
PRICE TO INCLUDE 5-COURSE DINNEFi AND DANCING
DINNER SERVED 7 p.m. — 9 p.m.
OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY
CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH AMATEUR
affiliated to the National Operatic and Dramatic Association
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
produced by Barbara Scattergood.
in THE PARISH CHURCH HALL, CLITHEROE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13th TO SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 20th, 1982 - at 7-30 p.m.
FEBRUARY 20th, 2-15 p.m. (Note change of time)
OAP’s and children under 14
Monday evening and Saturday matinee, £1
Box office opens February 8th, from 2 p.m. — 3 p.m. and each evening of that week from 6-30 p.m. — 7-30 p.m.
LOW MOOR CLUB
CLITHEROE FOOTBALL
CLUB Present .
VALENTINE’S
DISCO and
on Friday, February 12th 9 p.m. — 1 a.m. at
SUPPER DANCE THE CASTLE
RESTAURANT CLITHEROE
Dancing to East Lancashire’s TOP DJ
KEN BROWN TICKETS £ 2 . 5 0
(available at Castle Restaurant or Club members)
No admission after 11 p.m. THURS, FRI. AND SAT. at 6-45 p.m.
CONQUEST OF TH E EARTH AND BUCK ROGERS in TH E 25th CENTURY
MON., FEB. 8th to SAT. at 7-30 p.m.
THE RETURN OF THE TOP BOX OFFICE FILM OF 1981
THE GREATEST ADVENTURE OF THEM ALL!
SUPERMAN B S
RIBBLE FRI
at St Helen’ Dancing t
ADMISSION We
£15.......................... 16170 £5...:........................16631 £3.............................16283 £2:..... .....................16855
Snowball No. 9 N O T WON Next week £9
SUNDAY LUNCH MEMBERS DRAW £ 7
. SUNDAY, FEBR U AR Y 7th wiRED NEWMAN
th JACK on the organ and BERNARD on the drums
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We just \ Shake, han
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J.RIDGW ’ WHALL | THE |
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' TICKETS £1 Ad |
TICKETS IN Tickets £1.50 MATINEE SATURDAY, . S A TU R D A Y NIGHT DINNER DANCES
IN TH E R E S TA U R A N T A T TH E
STIRK HOUSE HOTEL GISBURN
DINNER SERVED FROM 7-15 p.m. — 10 p.m. offering a
choice of the CARVER MENU at £5.50, TA B L E D’H OTE £6.95 or FU LL A LA CARTE
(50p per PERSON COVER CHARG E DANCING)- (DANCING 9-30 p .m .— 12 Midnight)
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24th, 1932 DINNER 7-30 p.m.— 10 p.m. ,
MORMAM C O L L IE R FOR RESERVATIONS TEL . GISBURN 581
IN CABARET at 11 p.m. TICK E TS £7.95 inclusive
. DANCING 9 p.m. — 1 a.m. LIMM C A Grilled Rump Steak Garni SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6th KAY CARROL (NICE GIRL)
Licensed Restaurant, WADDINGTON . SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13th
CANDLELIT DINNER served from 7 p.m. .
CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB For the Best in Entertainment
BRIDGE COACHES 1 9 8 2 T O U R S
PAIGNTONAPRIL 24th/MAY 1st £76 FULL BOARD
WESTON-SUPER-MARE £ 9 2 FULLBOARD
JULY 17th/24th FOR FURTHER DETAILS
52 MOOR LANE, CUTHEROE. Tel. 22977 C O A C H E S FOR A L L O C C A S IO N S
20 CHIPS “ Drive, Lady,
, DANCE ONLY...... ...................£1.50 NO ADMITTANCE AFTER 10-30 p.m.
15 THE GOODIES Relation tl'c reserve the right of entry
a w . . . Wfeaft O B . . . What's o n . . . W h a f t -o p . . . What's o n — j e s t 's Celebrate at
WHITBREAD DUTTONS
FEBRUARY 12th,; 1982' .8 p.m. to 1 a .m . ........
MfflEE ^
^SPOT PRIZES^ f ®
Win:; cl Bottle of Bubbly •
DINNER £6.95 inclusive Served 7 p.m. to 9-30 p.m.
THE BRIDGE INN COM
SHAWBRIDGE CU-THEROE. Te| 2326p|
OPEN AFTER A
EDNESDAY, FEB. 10th
PLETE FACELIFT W
Bars open 6-30 p.m.
ALL WELCOME TO HAVE A DRINK AND A BITE TO EAT - ON THE HOUSE ★
FINE SELECTION OF REAL ALES
■ s
1 BODDINGTONS BITTER 3
4 8 p pint
1 ^ .^ ^X ^B O D D IN G TO N S STRONG ALE .
| . 7 2 P pint
I HEINEKEN LAGER |
6 0 Q j -
P pint -
BREW . 4 5 p
LUNCHES AVAILABLE TUESDAY TO SUNDAY, 12— 2-30 p.m. (Sunday12— 2-00 p.m.)
etc.
EVENINGS, THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY, 8-10-30 p.m. I POOLROOM — BAR LOUNGE — LOUNGE ]
LOWERGATE — C L ITH EROE. Tel. 24781 t
I CARLSBERG SPECIAL 1
NEWCASTLE BROWN 6 5 p pint
LANCAS RIBB
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the ‘new’ look KEYS INN
^WITH THESE LOW, LOW PRICES;
TROPHY BITTER AND MILD
S O p pint
special price for February- 5 7 p pint
McEWANS CAVALIER LAGER
GUINNESS £ ? 5 p pint
special price for February. 4 7 P pint
SCOTCH BITTER AND MILD
CARLSBERG EXRORT . HOF ON DRAUGHT
6 6 p pint
STELLA ARTOIS 7 0 p pint
BLACKTHORN, WOODPECKER,
CIDER, DRY i j
STRONGBOW | - S O p pint
FIVE WEEK Enrol I
AT RIBBLES Starting week of
MONDAY Bucket Sewing for Getting Afloat. An in
TUESDAY Caravan and Camp
WEDNESDAY Holiday German....
THURSDAY- Holiday French., Back Packing. A Starts Thursday e practical weekend..
ATWHALLE Starting Monday,
Lampshade Makino
TY CENTRE Starting Tuesday, Soft Furnishing an ‘
AT THORNL
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