Clitheroe ‘ 2 Clilheroe Advertiser and Times, June 17th, 1982 W e e k e n d S A T U R D A Y - g l l B S C l i i l l


6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 9-05 W E E K E N D W A R ­ DROBE. Making your own clothes. (First of 10 programmes).


9-30 GET SET: The Summer­ time Saturday Show in­ cluding cartoons, serial and a turn report.


11- 12-


Film (1963) starring Yul Bryner, George Chakiris and Shirley Anne Field.


57 WEATHER.


1-00 GRANDSTAND including 1-05 News Summary. World Cup Football Focus (1-10) Review of Britain’s first week in World Cup 1982. International Motor Racing from Silverstone (1-30) The Marlboro Euro-


5-05 THE DUKES OF HAZ- ZARD in“ Mrs Daisy


5- 6-


pean Formula 3 Trophy. Racing from Ascot (1-50, 2-20, 2-50, 3-25). 2-00 The Halifax Stakes (Hand­ icap).* 2-30 The Fenwolf Maiden Fillies Stakes. 3- 00 The James Lane Hand- > icap Stakes. 3-35 The Churchill Stakes. AAA Marathon from Gateshead (2-10). International Ath­ letics from Crystal Palace (2-40, 3-10, 3-45) GB v GDR v Belgium. Interna­ tional Tennis: The BMW Championships from De­ vonshire Parn. 4-55 Final Score.


10- 15 NIGHT MUSIC: this week with Sky.


11- 20 “ R EV ENG E IN EL PASO” Film (1968) star­ ring Eli Wallach, Terence Hilt'


1-20 WEATHER. 10- 11-


Billy is forced to teach Dr Jekvll a lesson.


and learn with the Mup- pets and their friends.


15 SPACE 1999 ‘‘Matter of •Life and Death.” Drama


12-15 WORLD OF SPORT In­ t r o d u c e d b y D ick ie


15 “ KINGS OF THE SUN”


C =11 ra im i iiMiupnsiTV 3‘15 DOUBLE ABILL-IN‘ ‘O^JR starring Joan Collins,


4-30 "D E N T IS T ON THE JOB-aOGl) (bw) starring


Kenneth More, George Cole.


Bob Monkhouse, Kenneth Connor, Shirley Eaton,


H ^ T H P ^ U T T tP MFR 5*55 W-T


-


.-20 NEWS AND SPORT, . S


w c 0Va r


^ miri v VISION HISTORY. A hTW o r y a'


MA1I) (Film 1975) star- World of Sport Superbike nng Miroslava Safranko-


*K’ Cup Soccer > 82 _ Poland


Davies. 12-20 Athletics — ^nship^ from^KnoxviUei


Scottish Rally. 1-00 World Cup Repor£ M5 ITN


News 1-20 The ITV Six _ J i . r ” a at V L 2


00, and 2-30 Redcar Races at 1.45i 2.x5 and 2- 45. 2_


55 Motor C y d in g _


The John Player Interna- tional Sidecar Race/The


Challenge. 3-50 News Round-Up. 4-00 World


v Cameroon. 5-00 Half- Time- 5' 15 Second Halr-


6.00 Full Time 6_10


13:part senes with Robert Results. Ke'e. Tonight a look at


I 6.30 ITN Ne w S.


the different races of in- G_t5 SUCCESS. The solo spot- vaders that have pro-


light falls on singer/song- 8- 9- 00 9*55


6-45 THE SATURDAY FILM: “THE NUTTY PROFES­ SOR” (1963) starring Jerry Lewis and Stella Stevens.


8-


teams include Bob Geldorf and Judie Tzuke.


d u ced to d a y s I r ish writer Gerard Kenny. p v in INTFR * Gerards guests include


film, theatre and televi- Walker and 16-year-old sion director.


30THL LbVIN IN ILK- ,^eter


THE


55 NEWS; Weatherman.in it 15 POP QUIZ: Tonight’s


fo\^SiP 10*45 NEWS ON 2; Weather. rSTS^W n,


man, Mick Miller and Roy t ;sa stansfield


-TEN N IS : The BMW ISH: THE CUCKOO WALTZ. Chris and Fliss


W ° T ^ W 7-15 THEb BEST OF BRIT-


feel envious when rich lodger Gavin makes ex-


pensive alterations to lupjr hp<?t room


to-55 IN T E R N A T IO N A L 7-45 “ BUTCH " a ND SUND- GOLF: The^ 1982 US ANCE — THE EARLY Open Golf Championship DAYS” Film starring Cr?.?1 ? e hble B ea ch , William Katt and Tom Be- California.


/y.v.^-.SSSSS%S:.:-SSS:«SS:«S:-v»:l 30 THE VAL DOONICAN


MUSIC SHOW with spe­ cial guests John Williams, Shan Lewis and Randy Edelman.


9- 9-


10- Weatherman. CUP: Highlights from the


, 1982 senes of “Not the Nine O’Clock News.”


Highlights from tonight’s three matches: USSR v New Zealand, Belgium v El Salvador and jPoland Cameroon.


• comedians Stan Board-


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB


For the BEST in Entertainment THURSDAY, JUNE-17th


renger. Butch Cassidy is released from Laramie jail


and meets up with his old friend The Sundance Kid. But the relationship is any uneasy one.


9-25 WAT*CH IT ! TH E 9-45 ITn NEWS. FLYING KIWI.


15 NEWS AND SPORT; 30 NOT TH E W O R LD


05 WORLD CUP REPORT:


9-50 THE UNDERSEA AD- VENTURES OF CAP- TAIN NEMO. “ Deadly


Ribbons.” Eels become a 11-00 WORLD CUP ’82 With danger to the Nautilus


Brian Moore,


when it accidently in- 11-40 THE LOVE BAN. Star- trudes on their spawning ground.


9-55 SPORT BILLY. “Hyde and Seek.” When a crick- et match turns into a


S U N D A Y g W B i i l l l


6.-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 9-00 CH1GLEY: A “See-Saw” programme.


9-


10- 10- 11-


from Bethany Baptist C h u r ch , R n iw b in a , Cardiff.


series). ramme.


programmes about the treatment of mental ill­ ness. This week “Finding vour Feet.”


11-30t>HIL S IL V E R S as Sergeant Bilko (bw).


11-55 WEATHERMAN. 15 SUNDAY WORSHIP


00 ASIAN MAGAZINE (new 3516 UP: Careers prog­ 00 NEVER TOO LATE:


The last of five films. To live and learn.


11-25 TELE-MONTAGE: Ex­ cerpts from French-speak­ ing television networks (last in series).


11- 12-


ERY COURSE: Part 8 — Summer Vegetables.


15 CLOSEDOWN.


12-55 FARMING followed by weather for farmers.


1-25 B ES IDE THE SEA: First of six films about th e w i ld l i fe o f the seashore.


1-50 NEWS h e a d l in e s : I-


4-05TOM AND J E R R Y : Cartoon.


Geddes. 4- 5- 10 TH E


RAL: A Western series. This week “A Time to Laugh, A Time to Cry" B R IT IS H


GREATS: Robert Donat, the last of the romantic actors.


6- 00 NEWS; Weatherman. 6-15 SENSE AND SENSIBIL­ ITY (series) by. Jane Austen.


6- 40 YO U R SON G S OF PRAISE CHOICE with


Thora Hird. 7-


‘ ‘THE PINK PANTH­ ER.” starring Peter Sel­ lers and David Niven (1963).


9-05 NEWS; Weather. 9-


REMEMBER MAMA” (bw) (1948) starring Irene Dunne and Barbara Bel


11- 30 DOWN TO EARTH. A


fortnightly exploration of the North-West’s coun­


tryside, conducted by Bob Smithies.


12- 00 TREE OF LIBERTY 50 DELIA SMITH’S COOK­


6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 1-55 SU N D A Y G R A N D ­ STAND: 2-00 Cricket: The John Player . League. 3-00 Athletics: The South­ e rn C o u n t ie s A A A Championships from Cry­ stal Palace. 4-45 Wimble­ don 82: On the eve of the championships, a look ahead to the likely win­ ners. Plus news from Spain on England's second match in the World Cup against Czechoslavakia.


6- 7-


visual commentary. 55 FILM MATINEE: “ I


8- 45 IN THE COUNTRY: Creative Countryside. Landscapes and places that have inspired many of our best-loved writers, painters and musicians.


9- 2 0S T A R R IN G ROD STEIGER: “ RUN OF


20 THE HIGH CHAPAR­


THE ARROW” (Film 1956) also starring Sarita Montiel, Brian Keith, Ralph Meeker.


10- 45 NEWS ON 2; Weather. 10-55 IN T E R N A T IO N A L GOLF; The 1982 US Open Golf Championship from P e b b le B each, California.


15 THE SUNDAY FILM:


i l i l l l l l l . 9-


10-


Highlights of matches bet- w e en E n g la n d and Czechoslovakia, West Germany and Chile, and Spain and Yugoslavia.


10- II-


MATTER. The values and beliefs o f today’s society.


HANDS. The last of eight


NANCY. Series devised to help young children with their painting.


20 WORLD CUP REPORT.


This morning’s Church of Ireland service comes from St Columbia’s Parish


' C h u r ch , P o r ta d ow n , County Armagh.


11- 30 H E A R T OF THE


' arts really matter? Or should children concen­


05 YOUft MIND IN THEIR


trate on academic sub­ jects? Chalkface provides some answers.


11-25 AAP KAA HAK.


THE DANCE (4) Les Noces.


Where does Britain stand in the international civil liberties league? Gus Mac­ Donald introduces this six-part series in which b a r r i s t e r G e o f f r e y , Robertson puts the case for reform to top lawyers j and legislators.


1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL- I ' LENGE. With Bamber | Gascoigne.


1-30 CHOPPER ONE. “The Informer.” The crew of ! Chopper One is called upon to help protect a former underworld figure who is about to testify against a top criminal.


1-


50 NEWS REVIEW with a 15 S T R A V IN S K Y AND


55 THE IN C R E D IB L E


HULK “Veteran.” David Banner attempts to stop a singer from executing a former Vietnam hero.


2- 45 BEST OF BRITISH — I LILLIE Lillie is already I favoured by a king, a I prince and many disting- I uished members of a soci­ ety. Test of her tact and


feminine when


whether the


> OF


she must to


passion


3- 45 WORLD CUP ’82 Eng- land v Czechoslovakia.


6-30 ITN NEWS. 6-35 APPEAL Alan Ford ap-


Keals on behalf of the Half loon Theatre.


6-40 SING TO THE LORD. With Clifford Evans.


7-15 L AW R E N C E OF ARABIA Film starring Peter O’Toole. David Lean’s epic saga of T. E.


30 PAINT ALONG WITH 00 MORNING WORSHIP


Lawrence and his strug­ gle to unite the quarelling Arab nations.


9-25 NEWS.


9-40 LA W H EN C E OF ARABIA Continued.


11-00 WORLD CUP ’82 Brian Moore and the ITV ex­ perts reflect on England’s crunch match against the Czechs.


00 CHALKFACE Do the


11-40THE PALACE PR E ­ SENTS Song and dance star Rita Moreno is top of the bill in a'programme hosted by popular singer Jack Jones.


12-40 CLOSEDOWN.


R IB B LE V A L L E Y holidaymakers heading abroad this summer have


Knights’ effort


THE Clitheroe Council of the Knights of St Colum- ba took their fund raising for the Ribble Valley Hos­ pice Appeal past the £300 mark on Sunday when two stalls at the Country Fair raised £65.


Fishing rights


FISHING rights for a stretch o f the River Ribble, at Sawley, have been bought by a Darwen family. The 950-yard stretch at Wheatley Hall Farm, forms part of Lan­ cashire County Council’s agricultural estate.


Appointment


FR JAMES DWYER, of St Mary’s RC Church, Langho, is to represent Roman Catholic schpols on the District Liaison Committee for Education


* in the Ribble Valley.


Council’s warning on food poisoning


been warned to keep a close eye on hygiene. The next three months


traditionally, sees the Ribble Valley Council’s health department dealing with a regular flow of re­ ported cases of salmonella food poisoning. To try and ease the


Leopold.


intuition comes decide


succumb to I o f King | TEL. awop %UfJ,arm celeb ra tes


MARITIME ENGLAND Push the boat out for a „


Summer Evening Supper


and enj oy the flavour of the sea in the depths of Bowland


Starting from £2 Bolton-by-Bowland 600 ^ __


TASK FORCE DANCE


AT THE


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


Friday, June 25th,


JOHNNY STAN DUO


SUPPER, DANCING


ALL SERVICEMEN ADMISSION FREE TICKETS £1.50 FROM THE CLUB


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


LOWMOORCLUB THURSDAY AND SATURDAY


about that.” He reminds holiday­


makers that tablets are available from the doctor to take at the first sign of | digestive trouble.


Unfortunately, the in­


convenience and discom­ fort continues for some people: when they return home.


s i tu a t ion , Deputy Borough Health and Housing O f f ice r Mr Richard Isherwood has appealed to people to ob­ serve some basic precau­ tions:


• Be wary of public


toilets abroad. 9 Make sure that


adults and children always wash very care­


fully. 0 Wash fruit and any


other food you can, before consumption.


Says Mr Isherwood: “ If


(food, so there’o not a ■’great deal you can do


you eat in a restaurant, you are at the mercy of the person preparing the'


ST PETER AND ST


PAUL’S CHURCH Bolton-by-Bowland


COFFEE EVENING and .


BRING and BUY in THE SCHOOL,


SATURDAY, JUNE 19th


3 at 7 — 9 p.m. The council’s health de­


partment must be con­ vinced that all traces of | poisoning' have vanished before allowing anyone connected with any aspect of the food industry to resume working.


FRIDAY, JUNE 18th In aid of Laneside School, Whalley


ALL WELCOME ADMISSION 25p


MEMBERS DRAW £8 SUNDAY, JUNE 27th


SUNDAY LUNCH


with Jack on the Organ and Bernard on Drums


JOH N DANE 50996,51155,51430,51135


SNOWBALL No. 1 NEXT WEEK £2


CRICKET SATURDAY


Ribblesdale Wanderers


BARNOLDSWICK MATCH BALL


SPONSORED BY R. TURNER


AND SON SHOES AND SPORTS .EQUIPMENT


37 Castle S treet Clitheroe 23867


IN DISTRESS! S U IC ID A L !


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


• NELSON 694929


or BLACKBURN


/ / 662424 Call or write to


15 MARKET SQUARE, NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET, BLACKBURN


Please supply me with the third set of 15 full colour pictures of 30 years


Elizabeth Regina at the SPECIAL OFFER PRICE OF £ 1 COUPON NUMBER 3 ]


To obtain the colour prints please cut out this coupon and bring to our office: B


. Clitheroe Advertiser and Times ' | King Street, Clitheroe


ring Hywel Bennett and Nanet te Newman. A young couple with a large family feel single beds would be safer,


nightmare, super athlete 1-30 CLOSEDOWN. ■ fr tU N D


10-00 SOMETHING’S GOT TO GIVE. Ian Arthur is a . confirmed batchelor with fixed ideas about women.


HAPHAZARD JON PETERS PHIL KELLY


(TOP COUNTRY AND WESTERN ACT) SATURDAY, JUNE 19th


(NEW) SUNDAY, JUNE 20th


(THE MAN IN GREEN, BE SOON) WEEKLY DOUBLE: 2 — 10


WEEKLY TREBLE: 6— 7 — 27 200 CLUB: 69


Members, Associates and Bona Fide Guests


in outer space *as Dr Rus­ sell’s husband apparently returns from the aead.


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COLLECTORS’ FAIR THIS


SATURDAY 10 a.m. — 5 p.m.


PARISH HALL CHURCH BROW


A FRIENDLY FAMILY OUTING 1,000’s o f COLLECTABLES REFRESHMENTS


ADMISSION STILL lOp (Children free i f accompanied)


Inquiries: Blackburn 664900 ■ r FLEA


This Sunday, June 20th GISBURN FESTIVAL HALL


MARKET


11 a.m. — 4 p.m. Admission 15p


Inquiries: Cleveleys 824329


REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE' CHATBURN


METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY


Sunday, June 20th


Preacher at 10-30 a.m. and 6 p.m.


REV. J. ALAN MIMMACK of Wilmslow, formerly of Chatbum


Theme for the day — “GOD’S FAMILY”


the Scholars at both services. EVERYONE WELCOME


United Reformed Church ANNIVERSARY


SERVICES on SUNDAY JUNE 20th


• at 2-00 and 7-00 p.m. Preacher


Rev. CHRIS WEDDLE o f Great Harwood


JUMBLE SALE


Warren Holt League


of Friends 84 Whalley Road, Wilpshire,


Saturday, June 19th at 2 p.m.


Admission: 5p


For details oI last,


economic*/


local papar ring


advertising In ihl• four


CL1THEROE LADIES’ FOOTBALL CLUB Invite you to


7-A-SIDE COMPETITION 2nd Division N.W. Women’s League Teams


Kick-off 12 noon


SUNDAY, JUNE 20th ON CASTLE FIELD, CLITHEROE


Admission Free Newton-in-Bowland


SPECIAL HOLIDAYS 27


FROM £ 2 8 9 EACH AGADIR SEPT. GUARANTEED NO SURCHARGE


28 NIGHT HOLIDAYS APARTMENTS


MAJORCA NOV. £190


COSTA DEL SOL FEB. £180 IBIZA


APR. £206 TRANSPORT INCLUDED


CALL IN OUR OFFICE FOR SPECIAL LEAFLET AND FULL DETAILS


EARLY BOOKING ADVISABLE - 2 PARKER LANE, BURNLEY. Tel. 22172 RIBBLE TRAVEL SERVICE SLAIDBURN Wl


COFFEE EVENING DALEHOUSE, SLAIDBURN


will be held at (by kind permission of Mr and Mrs B. Welson)


on TUESDAY, JUNE 22nd from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.


VARIOUS STALLS, TOMBOLA, COMPETITIONS etc. Proceeds to:


Hospice Fund and Cancer Research


Claiming Date: Teas served in Slaidburn Village Hall


-from 2 p.m. onwards


SATURDAY, JULY 24th and SUNDAY, JULY 25th /


Vario Songs and Presentations by


Whats on... What's on... Whafton... Whafs on... What's i


VV0 M M \ V M ! s


EDISFORD C.P. SCHOOL


SUMMER FETE


SATURDAY, JUNE 26th


2 p.m. Admission Free


Pony rides, mini-motor bikes, Scottish dancing,


refreshments stalls, side- _________shows


MITTON OLD SCHOLARS ‘ REUNION


SUNDAY, JUNE 20th SOCIAL GATHERING


at The THREE FISHES HOTEL, at 12 noon


. the Parish Church to which all parishioners and friends are given a cordial invitation.


3 p.m. A Reunion Service in ' ™ o f 82 SUNDAY 27th OF JUNE 11am ONWARDS 11 t u c iq q o — 1 GAME SHOW


-/'.-^PROFESSIONAL A _ " ------------------


JOUSTING DISPLAY^


OPEN CLAY SHOOT CASTING COMPETITIONS AND WORLD CHAMPION DEMONSTRATIONS OPEN GUN DOG SCURRY . GUN DOG DEMONSTRATIONS SHEEP DOG TRIAL (CLOSED) FERRET SHOW AND RACING FALCONRY AND HAWKING COUNTRYCRAFTS


GUINNESS BOOK OF RECORDS ATTEMPT ON


THE WORLDS LARGEST YORKSHIRE PUDDING


PARADEOFHOUNDS BLACK POWDER SHOOT


MORRIS DANCING & MUMMERS


OPEN PET DOG SHOW TRACTION ENGINE THRESHING THE SKIPTON BAND FIFE & DRUM BAND HOT AIR BALLOON BAR & CATERING ETC. ETC.


ADMISSION BY PROGRAMME BROUGHTON HALL, Nr. SKIPTON adults £2.00 CHILDREN 50p]


SEE & SAMPLE THIS SPECTACULAR 80 sq.«. PUDDING


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fuNIT FOUR PRESENT SUNDAY JUNE 20 FOR 7 DAYsl Town Centre tel s m s


1 Feature 2.0S 4.15 6.30 0.45 Thurs, Fri Irom 5.55


M A D M A X 2 2 Sep I Support 2.15 7.00


shows • Feature 3.50 0.35 Thurs. Fri from 7.00


WOLFEN ■ : 3 Support


THE ENFORCER (x> 3.10 S.35 8.00


Feature 2.00 - 4.20 6.45 9.05 Thurs, Fri from 5.35


SEXUAL EXPLOITS OF NAUGHTY PENNY W


PLUS SEX WORLD ixi 4 Shows nightly at Y A N Ii S Tues. Wed Irom 5.45 IX)


BRITANNIA HOSPITAL (aa)


1 Feature 2.10 5.30 8.50 Tucs. Wed from 5.30


Support 3.55 7.15 INTER THE \ ENTEB THE


IRAG0N ixi \ ix, NINJA r Support


•. 3.55 7.10


Feature 2.10 5.25 8.40 Tues, Wed. Sal from 5.25


THE LADY IN RED ,x, Plus DEMON (X,


S p e c ia l C h ild re n ’s M a t in e e every Sa tu rd a y a t 2 pm (end 4 pm )


FEATURES, SHORTS an d SERIALS.


A dm is s io n 4 0 p (all ages) T O D A Y UN T I L S A T l I R D AY


L HARWOOD 1 THE WANDERERS IX) 8.35. THE CHOIRBOYS (X) 6.40 (Sal mat Z.40J 2 STRIPES (AA) 8.50. PRIVATE BENJAMIN (AA) 7.00 (Sat mat 3.15) 3 HILLS HAVE EYES (X) 9.00. SCANNERS (X) 7.20 (Sat mat 2.25 4.00)


4 THE ELEPHANT MAN (AA) 8.25. THE JAZZ SINGER (A) 6.30


T C E N T R E 5 RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (A) 2.45 5.20 8.00 6 THE LORD OF THE RINGS (A) 2.40 5.15 7.50


........... ... c , e, 7 ELECTRIC BLUE THE MOVIE (X) Support (X) Cant 2.10 LCP 7.10 (Sat Irom 5.25) £1.20 adult MONDAY IS'BARGAIN DAY childJOp


BRICK HOUSE | RESTAURANT


CHIPPING OFFER YOU A FREE CARAFE OF WINE


when dining Wednesday to Friday evening during June (between 2 persons)


BARBECUE and


Till 1 a.m. every Friday REAL ALE


DISCO Tel. Chipping 316


£2 including food


MONDAY, JUNE 21st to SATURDAY at 7-30 p.m. WINNcK u r


3 ACADEMY^ AWARDS


B E S T A C T O R kin mr pond*


B E S T A C T R E S S KA-aUWNCHimfRN 1


- i t— ^ t s lu ip IJANE FONDAi rO ld e n pond


THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 7-30 p.m. A R T H U R ' ( aa)


KATHARINE HEPBURN HENRY FONDA


DO yo punch would pared t evening funds f V a l le } Appeal? Mem


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help s’ Mrs (Clithe Mrs B 22324).


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SUNDAY MARKET


SUNDAY, JUNE 20th 10 a.m. — 4 p.m. _ At


THE FOREST INN Cuckstool Lane, Brierfield, Fence


Signposted from Padiham By-Pass


OVER 100 STALLS SELLING EVERYTHING


KIDDIES’ ENTERTAINMENTS, REFRESHMENTS, BAR, DRINKS, SNACKS


BRING EVERYONE AMPLE PARKING


ALSO OPEN EVERY TUESDAY EVENING 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.


TRADE INQUIRIES ACC. 397987


WESTBRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH


ANNIVERSARY SERVICES


on SUNDAY JUNE 20th


• at 2-00 p.m; and 6-00 p.m. Preacher: Rev. G. W. S. KNOWLES, of Preston


MUSICAL ITEMS AT THE AFTERNOON SERVICE BY A GROUP OF YO.UNG PEOPLE FROM CLITHEROE


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