2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, July 7th, 1983


Weekend SATURDAY


BBC-1 ) 8-


9*15 GET SET. Musical Youth in the studio.


1100 SATURDAY MORNING FILM: “THE SQUARE


PEG” (1958), starring Norman Wisdom, Honor B la ckm a n , E dw a rd Chapman.


12-27 WEATHER.


12-30 GRANDSTAND, includ­ ing 1-00 News Summary.


International Golf (12-35, 2-40, 3-10). The State Ex­ press Classic from Sutton Coldfield; Bowls (1-05, 2- 10, 2-40, 3-10). The Gate­ way British Isles Singles Championship; Motor Racing Focus (1-30). Next Saturday’s British Grand Prix; Racing from Ling- field (1-50. 2-20, 2-50). 4-50 Final Score.


5*10 DAFFY DUCK.


5-20 NEWS; Weatherman. 5-30 R E G IO N A L N EW S / SPORT.


5- 6- 7-


David Carradine as the wandering Buddhist Kwai Chang Caine.


r in g P aul D a r r ow . Episode 6: “Headhunter.”


35 KUNG FU, s ta r r in g 10- m m rnm i l i H


9-25 GOD’S STORY. 9- 40 FALCON ISLAND.


25 BLAKE’S SEVEN, star­ 15 DATE WITH DANGER:


“ THE POSEIDON AD- V ENTURE,” Feature film (1972), starring Gene Hackman and Ernest Borgnine.


9- Weatherman.


9-25 SPORTS SPECIAL: In­ ternational Athletics from Oslo. International Boxing from Chicago, Frank Bruno v Mike Jameson.


11-00 NIGHT MUSIC, with Labi Siffre.


11- 40 TH E R O C K F O R D FILES. James Garner stars as private eye Jim Rockford.


12- 30 WEATHER. 05 VICKY THE VIKING. 10 NEWS AND SPORT;


10-30 NO 73. 12-15 WORLD OF SPORT. In- troduced by Fred Dinen- age. 12-20 Motor Cycling. The Yamaha Pro-Am Series from Donnington; 12-40 Cycling. The Tour de France; 1-00 Athletics. The Dream Mile Preview; 1-15 ITN News; 1-20 The ITV Seven. York: Races at 1-30, 2-00, 2-30 and 3- 00. Ayr: Races at 1-45, 2- 15 and 2-45; 3-10 Motor Cycling. The World of Sport Superbike Chal­ lenge; 3-40 Cycling. The Tour de France; 3-50 News Round-up; 4-00 Wrestling. From Brad­ ford; 4-55 Results.


3-35 SATURDAY CINEMA D O U B LE B IL L : ‘ ‘JOHNNY FRENCH­ MAN” (bw, 1945), star­ ring Francoise Rosay, Tom Walls, Patricia Roc.


5- 6-


(bw, 1951), starring Val­ entina Cortese, Serge Re- ggiani, Audrey Hepburn.


5-05 ITN NEWS. . 5-15 CHARLIE AND THE G R E A T B A L L O O N CHASE. Film, starring Jack Albertson and Ad­ rienne Barbeau. Despite the family protests, a 72- year-old grandfather de­ cides to fly his homemade balloon from coast to coast with his young grandson for company.


15‘ ‘SECRET PEOPLE” 50 THE SKY A f NIGHT.


7-00 JUST AMAZING! Series showing how the daring perform the amazing.


7-45 ULTRA QUIZ. Michael Aspel hosts this extraor-


Kamiltaze Mastermind” SUNDAY l l l l l l l l l l i l l l l i l l l l


9-00 C A M B E R W I C K GREEN. A “ See-Saw” amme.


9- 10- 9-15 KNOCK KNOCK. Stories


and songs from God’s wide world.


Worship linking viewers by television from home to home.


special programme for the festival of Eid-Ul-Fitr.


12-55 FARMING: Weather for farmers.


1-50 NEWS HEADLINES. I-


30THIS IS THE D A y . 00 ASIAN MAGAZINE. A


1-25 BETTER THAN NEW. Renovating old furniture (2) Surface Damage.


B A T T L E OF THE VILLA FIORITA,” star­ ring Maureen O’Hara, Rossano Brazzi (1965).


3-40 BUGS BUNNY. Cartoon. 3-


1-55 SU N D A Y G R A N D ­ STAND: 2-00 Cricket: The John Player League. C o v e ra g e o f to d a y ’ s selected match, plus news of all other matches; 4-10 Who’ll Win the Open? This year the Champion­ ship returns to Royal Birkdale; 4-30 The Return to White City o f the Royal International Horse Show; 4-45 Sports Round­ up: Highlights of last night’s athletics meeting in Oslo. From Chicago,


Frank Bruno in action against American Mike Jameson.


55 FILM MATINEE: “ THE6- 7-


subtitles. 50 ALIAS SMITH AND


JONES: “ The Bounty Hunter.” Smith and Jones are well and truly cap­ tured . . .


4- 35 M IC K E Y 5-


AND DONALD. Cartoons.


Habitats in the south of England seen by wildlife cameraman Simon King (5) Heathland.


00 K IN G ’ S COU N TRY .


S H A K E S P E A R E : “CYMBELINE,” by Wil­ liam Shakespeare includ­ ing 8-45 Interval.


10-10 NEWS ON 2: Weather. 10-15 MARLON BRANDO IN


“ THE CHASE” (1965) concludes the season of films, also starring Jane Fonda, Robert Redford.


640 TH E N A T IO N A L SCHOOL CHOIR COM­ PETITION.


7-15 BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK. Film starring Spencer Tracy and Robert R y a n . A on e -a rm ed stranger gets off the train at a sleepy desert hamlet and is greeted with hostil­ ity by the townsfolk who have something to hide.


845 CANDID CAMERA — NOW AND THEN. First


945 TALES OF THE UNEX­ PECTED. “Hit and Run.” With John Duttine.


50 NEWS REVIEW with 15 THE BBC TELEVISION


11-


10-15 ITN NEWS. 10-


30 MADE IN BRITAIN.


Drama about an unem­ ployed 16-year-old.


“Off the Top.” —


2- 3-


55 MAKING A LIVING. •*L


j


Nigel Evans shot this documentary about hand­ icapped children and adults in mental insitu- tions over a one-year period.


5-30 NEWS: Weatherman. 5- 40G RE A T E X P E C T A ­ TIONS. Dickens’ novel serialised in 6 parts, with Gerrv Sundquist as Pip.


6- 6- 7-


als on behalf of King’s College Chapel, Cam­ bridge.


9- KONG. 9*35 THE MUSIC OF MAN. 10- 35 RICilARD BAKER appe­


Julian Lloyd Webber talks to Cliff Michelmore.


40 HOME ON SUNDAY. 12-


8*05 YES MINISTER starring Paul Eddington and Nigel H aw th o rn e in ‘ ‘The Whisky Priest.”


8- SHOW. Wayne Sleep is


joined by Britain’s top dancers in the last of six programmes.


9- 9-


10-


TIVE starring David Yip as Det. Sgt John Ho in “Trials.”


Broken Covenant.” This film focuses oh Sydney to


explore the experience of Aborigines caught up in Australia’s cities.


10- II- 11-


films about the Bolton steeplejack Fred Dibnah — “The Epic Journey Re­ sumed.”


S e r g e a n t B i lk o in "Cherokee Ernie."


50 WEATHER.


Eric Deacon as Robert King (Part 6).


From Trinity Methodist Church, Kidderminster.


11- 00 P A R E N T S AND TEENAGERS.


11-25 AAP KAA HAK. 11-


ENGLAND. 15 KING’S ROYAL starring


12-30 IN SEARCH OF THE WILD ASPARAGUS. Presenter Roy Lancaster explores the waste places of Winchester.


35 TH E HOT SHOE


1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL­ LENGE. St Edmund Hall, Oxford v University of Stirling.


10 NEWS: Weatherman. 25 THE CHINESE DETEC­ 15 E V E R YM A N : ‘ ‘The


1-30 LAUREL AND HARDY. Stan and Ollie are sworn to attend a fraternal con­ vention, but their wives have other ideas.


245 TO SEE SUCH FUN. Compilation film mainly in black and white looking at four decades of laughter.


55 FRED. Sixth of eight


4-25 CARTOON. 4-30 Q U E N T IN E D E - VERILL. Quentin and his friends go to the rescue of a scientist held by the Germans.


5*30 ANDY ROBSON. ■ 25 P H IL S IL V E R S as Missing


dynamite from the Muel­ ler auarry and Russian anarchists lead the chil­ dren on an exciting ad­ venture.


6-00 TELL ME WHY. 6-30 ITN NEWS.


9- 10-


30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT. 0 0EN GLAN D, TH E IR


6- 6- 25 CHILDREN OF HONG 4-


00 MORNING WORSHIP. 5-


00 RIGHT TO REPLY.


4*30 MASTER BRIDGE. 5-


AND WEATHER fol­ lowed by Union World.


00NEWS HE AD LINE S 30 THE OUTSIDERS. Aris­


tocrat and rebel, Jessica Mitford, is tonight’s “out­ sider.”


viewing the week ahead on Channel 4.


W O R L D S TU D EN T GAMES. Over 3,000 ath­ letes take part in these games in Edmonton, Canada.


7- 8-


. Galway presents another in this series about the


history of music. 15 THE GREEN TIE ON


THE LITTLE YELLOW DOG. First of three prog­ rammes devoted to the comic history o f the “Dramatic Monologue.” Tonight’s show opens with a recitation of the monolo­ gue made famous by Stan­ ley Holloway, “ Brahn


845A FINE ROMANCE. Start of a repeat of the


Boots.”


LWT comedy series star­ ring Judi Dench and Michael Williams.


15 A MARRIED MAN. A


major new' drama series about love, betrayal, ambition and corruption.


30 TH E CH A N N E L 4 DEBATE. Hanging.


ST JOHN’S CHURCH H U R S T G R E EN


GARDEN PARTY (If wet, in Hurst Green Memorial Hall)


A T TH E VICARAGE


on SATURDAY, JULY 9th at 2-30 p.m.


Improvements to sewers on the cards


LARGE-SCALE sewer improvement works are to be undertaken in Cl itheroe to relieve pressure on old, over-bur­


dened p a rts o f the system.


This was revealed by


the Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Planning and Techni­ cal Officer Mr Philip Bailey a progress report on sewer system investi­ gations to the Public Works and Health Com­ mittee. He told members that


large sections o f the system were regularly


f


overburdened during storms. However, talks were to


take place shortly with the NWWA to carry out a


programme of improve­ ments which would be phased in order to reduce disruption to the com­ munity. Replying to Coun. John


T O BE OPENED BY REV. A. F. KNOWLES


Forget the Rest— Book The Best!


O K D IS C O (Years of experience)


Tel. DARWEN 776159 and CLITHEROE 26507


Cowgill (Clitheroe), Mr' Bailey said it would be difficult to estimate when a start would be made. It would take a year to


design the scheme and a further year to carry it


out. TELEPHONES:


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SUNDAY, JULY 10th 10-30 a.m. to 4-30 p.m.


(on the A56 COLNE to SKIRTON)


Many Interesting hems, Inc. •tew.li.ry: Chin., Sllv*r, Linen, Book.


Cigarette Cards, Brass ana - Copper, etc. -


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Harpers Inn Harpers Lane


Fence OPEN


Lunchtimes and Evenings


Every Day for


10 MUSIC IN TIME. James J l < 1 HOMEMADE FOOD d ] g r WHEATLEY LANE J L 1 L i - — -


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THE DALESRAILWAYMAN a charter train along the scenic line to Rylstone


C L ITH E R O E PARISH C H U R C H


SUNDAY SCHOOL CENTENARY EXHIBITION WEEKEND


following procession at 10 a.m. and Family Service at 10-30 a.m.


Saturday, Ju ly 9th, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunda y, Ju ly 10th 11-45 a.m. to 1 p.m.


Preacher: The Rt Rev. Victor Whitsey, lately Bishop of Chester


Exhibition of Past and Present Activities Children's Craft Competition N-Gauge Model Railway


Refreshments available all Saturday ADMISSION FREE


Hair Care 18 PARSON LANE,


Clitheroe


Th is train will run on the following dates: June 12th, Ju ly 17th, Ju ly 31st, August 14th


I


Trains run at 1245 p.m., 245 p.m., 445 p.m. on each day


Fare: Adult £2.50, Child £1.50, Includes steam train ride * at Embsay on the day.


All passengers recetve a travelogue and souvenir ticket


Tickets: Sunwln Travel. Swadford Stroet. Skipton. (New Co-op) or by post from Embsay Station. Nr. Skipton. N. Yorks.


Organlsod by the YORKSHIRE DALES RAILWAY u u .u u u i t w COMMUNITY CENTRE


T R IN I T Y Y O U T H AND


16+ EVENING AND DISCO


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Monday, July 11th 7-30 p.m. — 11 p.m.


ADMISSION FREE An Introduction and discus­


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ARE YOU about smokin find It difflc lacking In c


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105 N EW PA BLACK


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JUMBLE SALE


at Whalley Methodist


MONDAY, JULY 11th 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.


IN DIST SUIC1


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SUNDAY, J at 2-30


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FREE CONCERT I Sunday, July 10th, 1983


CLITHEROE CASTLE BANDSTAND


Commencing 2 p.m. JUST A RUMOUR


of two special progra mes revealing wnat kind of candid camera tricks make people laugh on the other side of the Atlantic.


PROUDLY PRESENT


A SUNDAY SPECTACULAR MARKET and FAMILY DAY OUT


on S U N D A Y , J U L Y 1 0 th , 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In the Church Grounds adjacent to Whalley


Abbey ATTRACTIONS INCLUDE


IN T E R N A T IO N A L M A R K E T a n d C O U N T R Y F A IR


with Children’s Ballet, Kiddles Rides and Motor Bikes, Fun Inflatables and entertainment Including Punch and Judy. Over 100 Stalls


W IN A W E E K E N D H O L ID A Y F O R TW O


Snacks, Lunches, Picnic Areas


FREE ADMISSION. Bring Everyone. A Great Day Out. Ample Parking


A RAY PROMOTION EVENT — TRADE INQUIRIES Tel. Blackburn 67 2466/888770


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WADDINGTON. Tel. 25090 Owners Vladimir and Carole Cackovic


OPEN ALL DAY THROUGH THE SUMMER FOR


MORNING COFFEE, SET DISH OF THE DAY AND AFTERNOON TEAS


DINNERS SERVED from 7 p.m. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays


We specialise in Continental and Traditional English Dishes. Fully Licensed


Come and dine in oar unique surroundings situated in this beautiful and picturesque Lancashire village nestling in the Ribble Valley


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PASSPORT TO FUN-SUMMER o f ’83


COMMENCING TUESDAY, JULY 19th and for the following four Tu e sda ys


Th e “ F U N B U S ” will leave Clitheroe’s York Street Bu s Bay at 1 -40 p.m. (via


Whalley B u s Station 1-50 p.m. and Hurst Green Bu s Stop 2-05 p.m.) for


T H E L O N G R ID G E S P O R T S C E N T R E


Return fare inclusive of admission to Sports Centre and organised fun only 6 5 p


Tickets available from:— Tourist Information Centre,


Clitheroe; Rlbblesdale Pool; Longrldge Sports Centre; Mobile Office.


Ribble Valley Borough Council — Serving The Community LVOvV ^V ^\ \ \\Y^\ \ \\ \ \ \\ \ \KWv


S:'.'TRINITY YOUTH AND COMMUNITY ’ -■


: Parson Lane; Clitheroe — 27886' CENTRE


CLITHEROE CASTLE FETE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd ,


:■ Phone now on Clitheroe 27886 for FI VE-A-SIDE; < FOOTBALL Entry Forms/Rules, -


(Juniors 8/10/11/13; Youths 14/17; Adults Men/ .■ Women)


’ . CHARITY STALLS — Letter of Information ' . v . -" (first come first served)


4- 2-20 AS GOOD AS NEW.


-2 a s g o o d a s n e w 2-45 FUNNY


BUSINESS.


Compilation movie featur- ing W. C. Fields, The Marx


B ro th e r s , Mae


West, Laurel and Hardy, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Abbott and Costello.


5- 05 BROOKSIDE. Omnibus edition.


6- 00 SEVEN DAYS. 6-


★ 35 ON YOUR BIKES. 30 NEWS HE AD LINE S


AND WEATHER fol­ lowed by A Week in Poli­ tics in 'T h e House of Commons.


7- 30 THE FRONT LINE. A moving and hard-hitting picture of how the people of El Salvador cope with the harsh facts of a civil war.


9- 10-


this TV realisation of Emile Zola’s masterpiece.


(rpt). Manson’s hospital­ isation brings together many strands and charac­ ters in the penultimate episode of this powerful TV drama.


11- 05AT LA ST . . . IT ’ S


11-35 THE LOST WEEKEND (1945). Ray Milland gives the best performance of


his career as a failed writer brought near to suicide by his alcoholism.


MIKE ELLIOTT. Mike Elliott, the large Geordie comic with the personality to match.


. 00 NANA. Second episode in 05 ANOTHER BOUQUET ★ ' k C L I T H E R O E ‘ — SATURDAY, JULY 9th (T o p Ac t )


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S O C IA L C L U B F o r the B E S T in Entertainment


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Z O E B L A C K 4 SUNDAY, JULY 10th


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W E E K L Y D O U B L E : 24 — 25 W E E K L Y TR E B L E : 1 — 18 — 26 200 C L U B : 96 and 151


(Members and Bona Fide Guests)


LEE REYNOLDS j 4


(New) 1 1 ^ 4 ^ THURSDAY and SATURDAY


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


S U N D A Y , JU L Y 10th


MEMBERS DRAW £21 S U N D A Y , JU L Y 10th


DBCKORY DOCK


THURS., JULY 7th to WED. at 7-30 p.m. (Ex. Sunday)


He’s Tootsie. . . She’s Dustin Hoffman


Desperate, he took a female role and became a star.


If only he could tell the woman


he loves. D P S T IN H O r TM A N


[CLAIMING] DATES


Any organisation wishing to make a claim for a future date may use this column to publicise their event three months in


advance. For example the


text would contain the name of the organisation;


name of the event and the date.


For details of this inexpen­ sive way of publicising your event and giving


notice to other organisa; lions your intention.


Contact CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street, Clitheroe Tel. 24804/22323


9th AND 10th JULY, S a t u r d a y , S u n d a y , C l i t h e r o e P a r i s h


Church, Sunday School Centenary Exhibition and Procession.


24th JULY, Sunday — Conservative Associa­ tion, Holiday Fair and Superstars competition. Details. Tel. Clitheroe


20TH AUGUST, 1983.


— Chatburn Playing F i e ld s C om m i t t e e , S um m e r F e t e and Evening Disco.


29th AUGUST, 1 9 8 3 , Bank Holiday Monday, Slaidburn Village Hall and WI Flea Market. ----- Inquiries Tel. Slaid­ burn 256.


29th AUGUST , 1 9 8 3 , Monday ----- Clitheroe Lions Gala Day in con­ j u n c t i o n w i th the Cal f ’ s Head, Worston.


3 R D S E P T E M B E R , 1 9 8 3 . — Cl i th e ro e Cas t le Fete, Trinity Youth and Community Centre, Tel. 2 7886.


HORSE IN BEAL


COUNTS1 Well Manner


Experienced Telephone for


Horses alsot or Part Live


Sarah J. D Martin To Rimington,


1 1 t h S E P T E M B E R , 1 9 8 3 , Sunday, Twis- ton, afternoon garden p a r t y , f o r R ib b l e * Valley Hospice appeal. -----Tel. Gisburn 3 1 3 .


2 3 r d ----- 2 5 th S E P ­ T E M B E R ,


Friday, Saturday and S u n d a y , C l i t h e r o e U n i t e d R e f o rm e d Church, Four Seasons Flower Festival.


1 9 8 3 . Telephone G


PENDLE HOT


SABD FRIDAY, J with DOUG or SINGAL


ALL SINGERS FREE ANi


EVERY SI


GOLDEN Record show. I


P E T E R


CEDAR ) COUN SATUR


Take Milk.”


7-10 NEWS AND SPORT; Weather.-


7-


55 LEON ERROL, in “ I’ll 8-


Second of two films on music and the hand­ icapped.


VIEWS. Bernard Levin in conversion with Lord George-Brown.


845SH A K E S P E A R E IN PERSPECTIVE: “CYM- BELINE.” Dennis Potter examines the complex plots of “Cymbeline.”


9- FIRST DEGREE. Nine 10- 11-


programmes from the award-winning documen­ tary s e r ie s ‘ ‘Circuit Eleven Miami.”


BILL: 1 “Dracula” (1931), starring Bela Lugosi.


25THE MUSIC CHILD. 8-


and follows presenters Sally James and Jonathan King around the world.


goes after a murderer 15 THE LEVIN INTER­


with more than his usual determination.


9- 30ITN N EW S AND SPORT.


9- 45 ATHLETICS. From Bis- lett Stadium, Oslo. Live


coverage of the Dream Mile.


10- 10 M U R D E R IN TH E 30 DELIVERANCE. Film, 00 H O R R O R D O UB LE 10 NEWS ON 2; Weather.


11-15 H O R R O R D OUB LE BILL: 2 “Frankenstein” (bw, 1931), starring Boris Karloff.


starring Jon Voight and Burt Reynolds. Four city men sjsend a weekend in the wilds, where they come across the harsn realities of life away from civilisation and realise their trip is a fight for survival.


12-30 LOU GRANT. Charlie Hume finds himself trying to protect a publisher from Rossi’s investigation.


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SA N D P IP E R WHALLEY PRESENTS


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ROCKERFELLA’S DISCO


EVERY FRIDAY 9 p.m. — 2 a.m.


Featuring T O P DJ


Admission £1.25 before 10-30 p.m. £1.75 after 10-30 p.m.


Price includes BUFFET SUPPER FREE DRAW GIVEN AWAY


ALSO EVERY SATURDAY (Excluding first Saturday in the month) ROCKERFELLA’S DISCO PRESENTS


LOCAL DJ NICKY 9 p.m. — 2 a.m.


with PARTY NIGHT


Same admission as Friday with BUFFET SUPPER


Room also available for 21st Birthdays, Weddings, etc.


For Details Tel. Whalley 2370 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY EVENINGS


WE WILL ALSO BE SERVING A GOOD CHOICE OF BAR MEALS AS USUAL


Traditional Cask Beer Now Being Served FOR BOOKINGS


T e l . S T O N Y H U R S T 2 2 3 THIS


WEDNESDAY JULY 13th


8 p.m.


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THE star of . . . that’s J.R able basset hoi claimed first the pet show a dale School's


fete. The dog,


from the left i Knowles, Joan


fellow, James Lindsey Rob Emma Dean, o f f the chat about 50 dogs 30 other pets


favour of the j The pet shot


one of many at the fete, wi pected to ra £1,500 for ti


funds. The weather


for the event o tendance was previous years


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