I Clitheroe AdveHiser and Times, JanuaryHth, 1982 W h a t s o n . . . W h a t t o n . . . W h a t 's o n . . . W t a f t i 02290413
DON SMITH CHALLENGE CUP £ 5 0 0 P R IZ E M O N E Y
-S A T U R D A Y - — 9-05-rSWIM (2) Novices
9-30—SWAF SHOP. With Noel Edmonds, Keith Cheg- win, Maggie Philbin and . John Craven
12-12—WEATHER
12-15—GRANDSTAND, includ ing 12-45, News Summary; 12-20, Football Focus; 12- 50, 1-25, Racing . from Ascot; 1-00 Philip Comes Novices’ Hurdle Race; 1-35, Lambert and Butler Pre mier Race Final; 1-10, World Cup Skiing, The Men’s Downhill from Kitz- buhel; 1-50, 3-55, Interna tional Rugby Union, Scot-
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10-10 — 11-40—OPEN VERSITY
,4-45— PLAY AWAY starring ' -
2-50—SATURDAY CINEMA: “ODETTE” Starring Anna Neagl agle, Trevor Howard
e, Tr
5-10—THE SKY AT NIGHT. 5 The Winter Sky
Brian Cant with jokes, rid dies and music
7-
. land v England, live com mentary on the whole match from Murrayfield; . Ireland v Wales commen- tary/highlights; 3-55, Inter national Darts, The Embas-, sy World Professional Championship — The Final; 4-35, Final Score, classified results and pools check.
5-15—NEWS: Weatherman
5-30—BUGS BUNNY MYS TERY SPECIAL
5- 6-
7- 8-
8- 9-
9- 10- from Madrid
Savile OBE, realises vie wers’ fantasies
Craig (3). Comings and Goings
Guests include Clodagh Rodgers, The Lazy Band 50—DALLAS
Weatherman
Highlights of two Football League matches plus news and interviews
11- 55—GOLDEN SOAK. By Hammond Innes in six parts (1 )
weekend guests 12- 45 — 12-50—WEATHER
-30—INTERNATIONAL . DARTS: The Embassy World Professional Champ ionship. The Final
7.25—DID YOU SEE ’ .*. .? Weekly television review
Weather - 8-
p re sen ted by Ludovic Kennedy
9 Paine 5-
ABLE ENGLISHMAN EVER. A subjective con temporary view of Tom
UNI-
10-30—'TISWAS. More flan- flinging fun with the wild Tiswas team
atomic-powered tree-felling j machine goes out of control | when it’s drivers collapse in tropical heat
10—NEWS AND SPORT:
12-15—WORLD OF SPORT: In tro d u c ed by Dickie Davies. 12-20, On the Ball; 12-45, World Cup Skiing from Kitzbuhel; 1-00, Swim ming — The Gainsville In ternational from Florida; 1- 15, ITN News; 1-20, The ITV Six. Newcastle: Races at 1-30, 2-00 and 2-30. Market Rasen:'Races at 1- 45, 2-15 and 2-45; 3-00,. American Football; 3-45,
. Half-time Soccer News and Reports; 4-00, Wrestling
from Catford; 4-50, Results
05—THE MOST VALU 6-
11.05—THE LIGHT OF EX PERIENCE. Personal ac
- 35—FILM INTERNATION AL: “TOMORROW I’LL BE SCALDING MYSELF WITH TEA” starring Petr Kostka
55—WORLD CUP DRAW 35—JIM’LL FIX IT. Jimmy
10—NANNY starring Wendy 12-
11-20—NEWS ON 2: Weather 11-
counts of experiences which have changed people’s lives
05—THE TWO RONNIES.
40—NEWS AND SPORT: 55—MATCH OF THE DAY.
Vi*" 55—PARKINSON with
DARTS: The Embassy World Professional Champ ionship — The Final. High lights of the deciding match for 1982’s Champion
Part two of a special edition which looks back at the highlights\of the past series
05—GAME FOR A LAUGH.
6-35—ITN NEWS 6- 45—THE GOODIES. Furth er' far-fetched exploits of the Goodies
Live coverage from Madrid of the draw for the World Cup Final to be played in Spain next summer. With host Brian Moore
7- 25—INTERNATIONAL
MOVIE: “ CRIME OF PASSION” starring Barba ra Stanwyck, Ster ling Hayden, Raymond Burr
....... v.v.vk ........*
9-20—SPIDERMAN. “Nep tune’s Nose Cone”. Further adventures with the amaz 9 ing Spiderman
-4 0—THUN DE RBI RDS. “Path of Destruction”. An
S U N D A Y - SBC-1 )
9-00— HEADS AND TAILS. A see-saw programme
9-
9.45—GOOD FOR BUSINESS . . . (2) The train from Washwood Heath
JEEVAN 10- 10-
MICRO (2) Getting in on the act
1 1 - 11-
11-15—COUPLES (3) Why children?
11- 15—NAI ZINDAGI NAYA 10—MANAGING THE
JELLY BEANS. Controv ersial views about what makes us work so hard
11-25—ENSEMBLE: French for beginners (12)
magazine for those with hearing problems
1 2 -
35-JUMPING FOR THE 3-
00—S E E HEAR! A 4-
with O-level maths (2) Per centages
12-15—SUNDAY WORSHIP from Be thany Bap tis t Church, Rhiwbina, Cardiff
BIRTH. Aspects of mental handicap. (2) Long stay hos pitals
00 —A C C ID EN T OF 6-
7-
1-00—FARMING: Weather for farmers
1-25—THE CRAFT OF THE WEAVER (2) Cloth
3-15—BUGS BUNNY 3-
4-
4 - 45 —MICK EY AND DONALD. A Walt Disney production
series
5- 10—GULLIVER IN LIL- LIPUT (serial) (3)
5- 6-
6- Stops Here
5-40—SO YOU WANT TO STOP SMOKING. Practical help and advice on how to stop smoking. (3) The Butt
6-35—HOWARD LANG with an appeal on behalf of The Jubilee Sailing Trust
Michelmore
7- 15—KING’S ROYAL (serial) from the novel. by John
from Hereford 8 - Quigley
9- 40—OMNIBUS with Barry Norman
“ RETU RN OF THE SEVEN” (1966) starring Yul Brynner
10-40—CHOICES. A look at why we make c e r ta in
10- 30—NEWS: Weather
00—HOLIDAY with Cliff 10 -
50—NEWS: Weather 40—SONGS OF PRAISE 05—SUNDAY F ILM : 12-
1-50—NEWS HEADLINES 1-55—FILM MATINEE: “CARRY ON TEACHER” starring Kenneth Connor, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Hattie Jacques, Joan Sims
10-10 — 11-25—OPEN UNI VERSITY
12- 05 — 12-10—WEATHER MAN
Sergeant Bilko
choices rather than others when faced with crucial de cisions
40—PHIL SILVERS as
2.30— MATCH TIME. Elton | Welsby and Denis Law pre sent football league action from one of yesterday’s big games in the north-west
1 -3 0—BR IA N MOORE 1 MEETS NIKI LAUDA. Brian meets and talks to | racing' driver Niki Lauda, and meets his family who have shared his exciting life
master Bamber Gascoig THURS., FRI. AND SAT. at 7-30 p.m. THE CLASH OF THE TITANS (A)
of the Snake. Horizon asks: is the snake unjustly con demned?
50—MATHS HELP. Help 4-55—RUGBY SPECIAL buhel, Austria 30—HORIZON: The Secret
men’s dow’nhill and the men’s slalom from, Kitz
20—SKI SUNDAY: The
6-10—NEWS REVIEW with a visual commentary
3. 30— BARRIERS. Gunter Walser brings news to Vin cent Whitaker of Hilde Gruber’s death — in a car crash similar to the one in which Billy’s parents were
4 - 0 0 —J A YWA L K I N G . | “Frances, Superior Gener al”. Sue Jay talks to Mother I Frances Dominica, one of 1 the youngest successful 1 Mother Superiors in the |
killed
RAMME with Valerie Sing leton and Brian Widlake
• chicks 8-
US. Bird of the Thunder Woman. A look at the Wola tribe of New Guinea and their precious cassowary
9- 00—NEWS ON 2: Weather 9-05—INTERNATIONAL PRO-CELEBRITY GOLF
30—PUFFER’S PROGRESS 00—BONANZA. Western
11-30 — 12-05—STAR BRASS (new series) Non-stop music for brass bands
Tate, John Walters (1977)
l l i l l l l l l l 9-
Murdoch (series) (1) 40—THE MONEY PROG
15—THE WORLD ABOUT 6-
05—THE BELL by Irish 7 -
9-55—AUSTRALIAN FILM SEASON: “ SUMMER- FIELD” s ta rr in g Nick
8-
4-30—SUNDAY CINEMA. Sophia Loren and George Peppard in “Operation Crossbow". About the in- I tensive wartime search for 1 Hitler’s secret weapons — the VI and V2 rockets 30—ITN NEWS
country SELL THOSE
6.40—SUNDAY BEST. Frank Topping and Marian Davies present this series with life as its subject and entertain ment as its twin aims
UNWANTED B T B U 6 IN THIS YOUR ITCSVld LOCAL PAPER
“Murder up their Sleeve”. I Illusion becomes reality when a Jonathan Hart look-
alike plots Hart’s murder in order to take over the Hart | corporate empire
Joe Hennessv and Helen Parker with Austin Reeves
30—NO NEED TO SHOUT.
of the Deaf Broadcasting Campaign discuss the prob- elms of subtitling television programmes
10-
9- 00—AIRLINE. ^Conscience”. Ruskin Air Services gets off to a flying start. An attrac- I tive business deal lures Jack Ruskin and his crew to Palestine. But then they discover the secret of their | cargo .
Laura decides Mike needs help in running. his land-1 scape gardening business
11.00— t h e FIRST DAY. Fol lowing three students as they make their way to the same provincial university
SHIP. A sung Mass from St Teresa’s Roman Catholic Church, Filton in Bristol
00—MORNING WOR 10-
11- 25—AAP KAA HAK. Mukh- tar Hussain talks about the effects of short-time work ing on future- redundancy payments. In Hindu.
1.00— UNIVERSITY CHAL LENGE. With question
With Brian Walden 15—HART TO HART. Unit Four,little Harwood• 698446 JAN 17 FOR 7 OATS 15—A FINE ROMANCE.
COACH HIRE 45 SEATERS
COACH HIRE 29 SEATERS
TERS. This week the con fessions of a would-be Samaritan-, the Northerners in concert, Dotties problem 1 spot and the woman with a problem family
00—WEEKEND WORLD. 1 1 -
SHOW. “Harlem’s Happy Feet”. This programme was | filmed at Smallrs Paradise, the last of the famous 1 Harlem nightclubs, where Mama Lu Parks teaches, dances and the history of black American dance
12-30—CLOSEDOWN Change in licence renewals
WITH effect from tomor row, all routine relicence applications for vehicle excise licences will be pro cessed at post offices and not at local vehicle licens ing offices, announce the
Department of Transport. This measure was first
fact handled by post offices. Postal applications for
announced by the Depart ment in March, 1980. About 80 per cent of all current renewals are in
T O P T W E N T Y c m l i v i n g
■ 2. (1) “Don’t you want me” — Human League. 3. (4) “It must be love” — Madness. 4. (3) “Ant rap” — Adam and the Ants. 5. (7) “Get down on it” — Kool and the Gang.
1. ' (2) “Land of make believe” — Bucks Fizz.
' 6. (5) “One of us” — Abba. 7. (8). “Mirror mirror” -r-Dollar. 8. (9) “I’ll find my way home” — John and Van-
10. (10) “I could be happy” — Altered Images. 11. (12) “Waiting for a girl like you” — Foreigner. 12. (—) “Oh Julie” — Shakin’ Stevens. 13. (11) “Wedding bells” — Godley and Creme. 14. (25) “Yellow pearl” — Philip Lynott. 15. (13) “Rockin’ roll” — Status Quo. 16. (21) “The model/Computer love” — Kraftwork. 17. (16) “My own way” — Duran Duran. 18. (15) “Spirits in the material world” — Police. 19. (17) “Birdie song” — Tweets. 20. (26) “Don’t walk away” — Four Tops.
9. (6) “Daddy’s home” — Cliff Richard. -• gelis.
“Golden brown” — Stranglers. LP of the week: ‘The Damned.”
National placings are in brackets. Tip for the top: _
Chart compiled by Castle Records and Tapes. ' , _
straightforward renewals can be made to head post offices but counter appli cations can be made to all 3,000 post offices. Local vehicle licensing
offices will continue to process the following: first registrations of new vehi cles; heavy goods vehicle, excise licences; renewal of licences where the Regist ration Document (V5) is not available; renewal of licences where there is a change in the taxation class of a vehicle; and re newal of licences where a vehicle is subject to cus toms concession or re striction. The combined vehicle li
“Wolfe at the Door”. Archie Goodwin is accused of mur- dering a private eye
00—WOOD AND WAL
COACH HIRE 12 SEATERS
B o o k N ow w i th 30—THE SOUTH BANK HODSONS
OF GISBURN TEL. 394
for your next outing or party
30 —NERO WOLFE . Henthorn Gospel Church UNIT FOUR. King William St. BlflCKBURH 5i779 JAN 17 FOR 7 DY AS
* Support 1.50 4.45 ’ 7.40 Feature
3.15 6.10 9.05
CONFESSIONS OF AN
PAU PAIR GIRL (X) SEXY
LUS Saturday 2.00pm. Admission 40p
SCHOOLTEACHER JUNIOR CINEMA .
TODAY 7 _ HAWK THE SLAYER [A> 2.20 S.30 8.40. n.,SATURNJjj*4j]0_7JO_
5 - BLOW OUT t«s.30 8.00 6 - FOX AND THE HOUND iui1.50 4.oo 6.10 8.20
GISBURN YFC ANNUAL
RELAXATION 12 WHALLEY ROAD. CLITHEROE __ Tel. 27965 OPEN: 9-30 a.m. — 5-30 p.m.
cence reminder — applica tion form-(Vll) which is issued by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Centre, Swansea, will emphasise that the renewal licence should be obtained from a post office. For those people not in
Gome and try our individual S T E AM B A TH S . . . £ 2 per 1/2
hr session
Also our fantastic SO L A R IU M and get results! £ 2 per hour
Our CO F FE E S H O P is open to the public as well as clients
possession of a Vll form, they can obtain a V10 from a post office and apply in the same way unless one of the excep tions applies. ^
WHERE EVERYTHING IS HOME MADE
If we get enough inquiries for late night bookings for Thursday and Friday nights we will oblige and open late.
S T P A U L ’S
TODDLER GROUP Low Moor
BIRTHDAY PARTY Thursday,
FIFTH , welcome
January 14th, 2 p.m. All past members very ■
W H IS T a n d D O M IN O
D R IV E re-arranged :
Saturday, January 16th
FESTIVAL HALL, GISBURN
a t 7-30 p.m.
Sunday, January 17th, at 6-30 p.m..
MR D. CLIFFE, Formby
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ‘
Prayer and Bible Study at 7-45 p.m. 20th,
people with peace Psalm 29, v ll
The Lord will bless his . Park a t the door
. 66/70 WHALLEY ROAD, :: CLITHEROE Tel. 22697
CHRISTMAS IS OVER
b u t S L B M
IS STILL HERE, SO LET'S GET RID OF ALL THAT FAT AND HAVE A SLIM NEW YEAR
CLUBS AT Langho, Whalley, Clitheroe,
Chatburn and Gisburn
Further details BLACKBURN 49986
JIM GARLICK i ■ AND
W ANDY KAY, Tel. BURNLEY 20795
Mobile Discotheque Service for. any high-class function.,
/ 24-hour answering service e provide a professional.
. Bolton-By-Bowland Village Hall
SUPPER DANCE
on FRIDAY, JANUARY 22nd Supper at 8 p.m.
Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
to the DALESMANS BAND Price £2.50 Licensed Bar
Tel. Gisburn 427 or Bolton-. By-Bowland 277
CLITHEROE CRICKET, BOWLINS & TENNIS CLUB
TENNIS SECTION
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
to be held in the Clubhouse on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, . 1982 at 8 p.m.
BOWLAND REGION YOUNG FARMERS
Newton Village Hall , on Saturday,
DISCO DN January. 16th
to be held at'
UPERSONIC ADMISSION £1
'8-30 p.m. to 11-45 p.m. SDancing to
Right of admission reserved ACE
YOUR MONTHLY DISCO DATE with:
EQUINOXE at
TRINITY SCHOOL HALL
ON FRIDAY,
' JANUARY 15th at 7-30 p.m. 50p.
ALL LADIES’ STRETCH CORDS AT
£ 5 OFF B U R N L E Y 22331 FOR BUYING SFLllNG
WEEKLY DOUBLE — 11,3 WEEKLY TREBLE — 1, 21, 11 200 CLUB — 2
MON., JAN. 18th to SAT. at 7-30 p.m. JOHN CLEESE, SEAN CONNERY
SHELLEY DUVAL, RALPH RICHARDSON
Alt the dreams you've ever had—and not just the good ones ...
T IM E BANDITS «
CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB For the Best in Entertainment
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16th KRISTIE STONE (NEW) ■ SUNDAY, JANUARY 17th ROY ANTONY (NEW)
LIKE TO TALK TO THE S.D.P.?
COME AND MEET US INFORMALLY .
on THURSDAY JANUARY 14th
AND EVERY THURSDAY IN THE BAR AT
Clitheroe Division
Conservative Association WOMEN’S BRANCH
ANNUAL
GENERAL MEETING
THURSDAY, JANUARY 21st
7-30 p.m.’at the CONSERVATIVE CLUB
Nomination for offices will be welcome
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FROM 9 p.m. ONWARDS
EMPRESS SQUASH CLUB
CLITHEROE CRICKET GROUND Chatburn Road, Clitheroe
HA VE VACANCIES FOR
MEMBERSHIP to JUNE 30th, 1982 at the following rates:
SINGLE MALE/FEMALE HUSBAND AND WIFE FAMILY JUNIOR
4 COURTS (1 glass back)
SHOWERS, SOLARIUM SOLARIUM CHARGE
£1 per Vi hour, £1.50 per hour Joining Fee £2, Entry Card £3.50, (refundable Deposit)
You may join a t Empress Sporty 10/12 Castle Street, Clitheroe
CLITHEROE IMPACT
TRINITY YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE
CHILDS PLAY CRECHE FACILITIES ARE NOW
AVAILABLE FOR CHILDREN AGED 2-5 YEARS TUES. & THURS. 10 a.m. — 11-30 a.m. MON., TUES., THURS., FRI. 1-30 p.m. — 3-30 p.m.
Tel. CLITHEROE 27886 Vidl
£12 £24
£26 £6
Includes Social
Membership of C.C.C.
00 — 1-30—MIDNIGHT
9- 45—ITN NEWS 10-
7.45—MAGNUM. “Billy Joe Bob”. Magnum tries to trace a pretty young girl who has fallen into bad company
With host Bob Monkhouse
Elliott Gould and Brenda Vaccaro star in this action- packed film about three as
pare t pare to make the first flight u . « “ ‘
12-15—LOU GRANT. “Rape”. The horror of every day crime is brought home when one of the Tribune’s own reporters is attacked
mavhe mayhem with the OTT team
Mars. OTT. L a te -n ig h t
1-15—CLOSEDOWirN is 00—WORLD CUP DRAW. Entry Fee £1 per pair 15—FAMILY FORTUNES.
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH present
00—CAPRICORN ONE.
tronauts whom with flawed life-support systems, pre
THE BEANSTALK JACK AND
JANUARY 23rd, 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th a t 7-15 p.m.
MATINEES JANUARY 23rd and 30th at 2-15 p.m.
BOOKING at Trinity any weekday afternoon between . 2-30 p.m. — 4 p.m.
A D M IS S IO N P R IC E S : M A T IN E E S 60p E V E N IN G P E R F O R M A N C E S 80p
F IN A L SA TU R D A Y E V E N IN G 90p
WINE, DINE and DANCE by CANDLELIGHT at
BISTROTHE QT IE On Saturdays, 16th, 23rd, 30th January
EDDI’S
5 COURSE DINNER 8 p.m. — 1 a.m. £10 inc. VAT
Special rates for parties (free glass of wine to first 20 tickets purchased before date).
Dancing nightly 8-30p.m. till late. Substantial meals always available. River Room available for private hire also special terms with DISCO for functions in aid of charity.
ROEFIELD HOTEL
EDISFORD BRIDGE (B6243), . C L IT H E R O E
Tel. 22010 for table reservations and inquiries
Don Pairs Open Competition Sponsored by John Smiths, Tadcaster Whitbreads, W
est Pennines
• Losinq Semi-Finalists £45 each Pair and Trophy • Losing Quarter Finalists £15 each Pair and Trophy
• Winning Pair £250 and Trophy • Runners-Up £100 and .Trophy
RULES
1. All matches to be best of 3 games. 2. CIU Rules apply. 3. All games to be played at Burnley Works Sports Club. 4. At Sunday, noon, commencing 1 p.m. 5. Closing aa,' for entries February 27th, 1982. Draw to be
announced. 6. Entry Forms, with fees to be sent to The Games Secret ary, Burnley Works Sports Club, 155 Abel Street, Burnley.
LADIES, GENTS AND MIXED PAIRS WELCOME Name of Club, Licensed House or Works:________
NAME Tick for shift worker NAME Tick for shift worker
PEN D LE L EISURE S ER V IC E S WINTER/SPRING
ENTERTAINMENTS 1982 TELEPHONE BILL
THE’JELLY ROLL MORTON SHOW.
AND THE SMOOTH OPERATORS THE MIKE HARDING SHOW
THE HOUGHTON WEAVERS STU FRANCIS '
AND THE CRACKERJACK SHOW MARIAN MONTGOMERY
BLACK DYKE MILLS BAND MOIRA ANDERSON
STARS OF THE BLACK AND WHITE MINSTREL SHOW
CHRIS BARBER AND HIS BAND
Brochures containing details of the above and other events taking place in Pendle during the forthcoming season are now available by post from the undersigned and the Clitheroe Tourist Information Centre. Tear off slip attached.
A. T. Fenton, Leisure Services Officer, 19/23 Leeds Road, Nelson, Lancs. Tel. Nelson 692890.
Please forward details of Pendle Entertainments Programme 1982 for which I enclose remittance of
20p.
Name......................................... f......................................... Address.....................................................................................
Dies on eve of 80th
birthday A BILLINGTON woman who won many prizes with her canaries died on Thursday, just before her
Calder Avenue, Billing- ton, was bom in Chat- bum. She and her late
80th birthday. Mrs Gladys Embley, of
husband, Robert, moved to Billington about 19
-Clitheroe Mart prices higher
TtTF'RF was a very good trade for all stock at S K 'S = t io V
cattle and sheep averaged higher prices than last week.
„ K t on Selecting
years ago. She worked in cotton
■ the .right . seeds
MEMBERS of Clitheroe
mills at Chatburn and then Billington, before re tiring at the age of 60.
band that Mrs Embley became, inte rested in showing canaries. When he died in 1973 she under took his wish to keep the birds while she could afford to.
It was with her hus
The . couple were made honorary life members of
the Preston and District Cage Bird Society on their golden wedding in 1973.
St Leonard’s Church, Bil lington, on Tuesday, was followed by cremation at Accrington.
The funeral service at
dren, Elsie, Francis, Flo and Jean.
She leaves, four chil
Garden Club . were led through, the catalogue of new varieties of seeds, when Mr Jack Firth, of Darwen Parks Depart ment, spoke at the Janu ary meeting in Ribbles-
dale School. The average gardener,
he suggested, could do no better than hold to* the older well-tried favour ites, which also had the virtue of being" much cheaper than the much publicised FI- strains.
coming more and more expensive he revealed th a t many local au thorities were reverting to the use of perennials for their main park dis plays. The amateur gar dener, he suggested, could well take a leaf out of their book.
With bedding plants be
Helped found local Inner Wheel Club
A FOUNDER member and first secretary of Clitheroe Inner Wheel Club, Mrs Nan Sames, has died in hospital after a long illness.
Acres, Whiteacre Lane, Barrow, was bom in Men- ston, near Ilkley and after living much of her early life in Blackburn, came to Clitheroe in 1933 on mar rying Mr Leslie Sames. She helped form the
Mrs Sames, of The dramatics as a member of
the Frank Margerison troupe. Mr and Mrs Sames
local Inner Wheel branch the same year arid also during the 1930s, as a keen amateur actress, was a member of Clitheroe’s J. Hindle Higson Players. During the second
were the first couple to buy a house in Claremont Avenue after it was built in the mid-1980s and con tinued to live there until 1964 when they moved to
Barrow. Mrs Sames,. a keen
bridge player, suffered the f irs t of her two strokes six years ago and had been in hospital since
world war, she worked at th e food office in Clitheroe and maintained her interest in amateur
last April. A service at Clitheroe
Parish Church this after noon will be followed by cremation at Accrington.
“
cattle including 24 fat cows,- 72 ewes and 380
Forward were 92 fat hoggs.. ’ Light steers made to ■
110.2p per live kilo av e r a g in g 1 0 6 .2p and medium to 111.4p
(105.9p). Light heifers made to
to 102p (99.2p) and uncer tified Heifers to 95p (90.6p).’ Calf-bulls made to 115.2p (108.05p) and fat cows to 87.8p (76.18p).
105 .5p (102.08p) and mediuin to 109.8p (103.04p). Uncertified steers made
- 216.5p (200.75p), standard t o ’ 2 2 6 .5p (2 0 7 .3p), medium to 209.5p (203.3p) and h e a v y to 202p
Light lambs made to
£45 per head (£36.40) and horned ewes to £29
(191.5p). Half-bred ewes made to
(££4.80). At Friday’s sale there
were 12 in-calf cattle and 92 store cattle forward. There was a good selling trade in both sections.
£540 and' in-calf heifers to £590. Friesian bullocks made to £356, Charolais bullocks to. £360 and Hereford bullocks to £376.
In-calf cows made to
to £380, Angus in-calf cows to £455, an Angus stock bull to £460 and Hereford in-calf heifers to £455.
Friesian heifers made
£160 and eight-month-old Charolais bulls to £284.
Weaned stirks made to
made to £25.50 and horned store lambs to ' £20.50.
Suffolk store lambs
Accident brings fine
AN accident with a car on a bend in Waddington Road, Newton, led to James Norman Wood (19), of Croasdale House Farm, Slaidbum, being fined £50 w ith £5 cos ts,- a t Clitheroe. He admitted driving a car without due care and attention.
HANDICAP! sons in the Valley can nefit from raising actil the local c! for the Int(I Year of II People. P a r t of t l j
raised during til been spent onI vans equipped 1 for use by the i| Chairman ofl
, gained his lost the Clitheroe I School’s Foundij Coun. Bert
A MEMBER Town Council
his seat on the! because he did |
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