% Clithcroc Advertiser 'and Times, iriday, October 11, 196S WEEKEND PROGRAMMES Saturday BBC 1 10—Developing a Small


Firm. 10-30— 11— Suivez La Piste. 12-20-Wcather. 12-25— The Impossibles. 12-45 — Grandstand:


News followed by Weather. 9-


stand Special. 11-15— Kindly Leave The Stage. 11-40— Weather.


BBC 2 International


Golf; Horse ol the Year Show; Racing: R u g b y League; The Mexico Olympic Games. 5-20— Dr. Who. 540— News and Weather. 5-50— Tile X IX Olympic Games. 7-30— Dixon of Dock Green. 8-15 The Val Doonican Show. 9—


IF


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R A D IO RADIO 1


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5-30— N e w s followed by Weather. 5-33 — Breakfast Special. 8-32— Ed Stewart. g_55_jTrik-Tracks. 10— Keith Skucs. 12—Emperor Rosko. 1 — The Jack Jackson Show. 1-55— Trik-Tracks. 2— Chris Denning. 4— Jonathan King


5-32— Country Meets Folk


g-32— Scene and Heard. 7-30— News followed by Weather. 7-35— Cabaret Time. 8-30— On The Latin Beat. 9-15—Danc­ ing Round Europe. 10— Pete Murray. 12—Midnight News­ room. ' 12-5— Night Ride. 2 - News followed by Weather.


RADIO 2 5-30— N c w s followed by .s*«:


Weather. 5-33 — Breakfast Special. 8-32— As Radio 1. 9-55 — Five to Ton. 10— Melody Time. 12 — Marching and Waltzing. 1— As Radio 1. 2— The Frank Chackslicld Hour. 3— Album Time. 4— Melody Fair. 5-32— As Radio 1. 6-32— Those Were The Days. 7-30 — News followed by Weather. 7-35— Cabaret Time. 8-30— On


Sunday BBC 1 9-9-25— Apna Hi G l ia r


Samajhiyc. 9-30 — Fifteen Plus. 10—What is Life? 10-30 — Parish Communion. 11-30—


English Law. 12— Know How. 12-30— Developing a Small Finn. 1— Hold Down a Chord.


1-15— 1.30— Give Us A Song. 1-30— 1-45—Sky At Night. 1-50 — Farming. 2-15— Suivez La Piste. 2-45— News. 2-46—The Love Affair. 4-15


— Iron Horse. 5-5— Going For A Song. 5-30—The £1,000.000 Bank Note. 5-55—Tom and Je r ry. 6-5 — News and


R A D IO RADIO 1


6-55—The First Day of the


Week. 7— News followed by Weather. 7-3 — S u n d a y Special. 9—Ed Stewart. 10— The Stuart Henry Show. 12- Family Favourites. 2— Savile’s Travels. 3— John Peel. 5— Alan Freeman. 7 — Mike Raven’s. 8-30— Jazz On One. 9-30— Follow This Space. 10 — Pete Murray. 12— Midnight Newsroom. 12-5—The Best of Jazz. 1-1— Night Ride. 2— 0 News followed by Weather.


Weather. 6-15— Three Young Men in Nepal. 6-45— Sunday Story. 6-50—Songs of Praise. 7-25—The Forsyte Saga. 8-15 — Play of the Month. 9-45— News followed by Weather. 9-55— Olympic Grandstand. 11— News.


BBC 2 7— News R e v iew and


Weather. 7-25— Show of the Week. 8-15—The World About Us. 9-5—La Vida Breve. 10-10 — R o w a n and Martin’s Laugh-In. 11— News. 11-5— Olympic Grandstand.


GRANADA


— Discovering London. 12-40 —Fabric Of Life. 1-10— Deux Mondes. 1-30—Tickertape. 2— The Rise and Fall of Fascism. 2-30— Football. 3-15— Across The Bridge. 5— Nice Time. 5- 6-


11— Morning Service. 12-15 ** STARLIGHT 30— Sports Arena. 6— News. 6- 35— This Is Your Right. 6-40


'— The Rain on the Leaves. 7— Mrs. W o r t h in g t o n ’s Daughter. 7-25—Heller In Pink Tights. 9—Frost On Sunday. 10-10— News. 10-20— The Caesars. 11-20—Tonight With Dave Allen. 12-05— Olympics, 1968. 2-15— Good­ night.


10— The Growing Summer.October 13 th and week Nightly 7-45 ON ONE P R O G R A M M E !


FREDDIE STARR AND TH


E DELM RADIO 2 6-55— The First Day of the


Week. 7— News followed by Weather 7-3— Sunday Special. 9— As Radio 1. 10— Melodies For You. 11-31— People’s Ser­ vice. 12— As Radio 1. 2— The Navy Lark. 2-31— Hie Clith-


eroe Kid. 3— Movie Go- Round. 3-45— John Hanson Sings. 4-31— Heather Mix­ ture. 5— As Radio 1. 7— Sing Something Simple. 7-30— News followed by Weather. 7-35— Grand Hotel. 8-30—


Sunday Half-Hour. 9— Top of the Form. 9-30—Follow This Space. 10— 2-2 a.m. — As Radio 1.


8— News fo l lo w e d by RADIO 3


Weather. 8-4 — The X IX Olympiad. 8-30—What’s New? 9— News followed by Weather. 9-4— Haydn. 9-55— Your Con­ cert Choice. 11— Beethoven’s String Quartets. 11-55— Jan- acek and Martinu. 12-45— The Queen Of Spades. 1-53— From The 1968 Lake District Fes­ tival. 2-38—The Queen Of Spades. 3-38— Guitar Recital. 4-11— The Queen Of Spades. 5— Boccherini. 5-20 — Lou


Andreas-Salome. 6-20— Seiber. 7- 10— T. S. Eliot and the Life of English Literature. 8-


9 - Punch and Judy. 11— News.


RADIO 4 7-50— Sunday Reading. 7-55 I k | iS's-,C v ,h !,


N l :$ i y


f ' ^ y h ? : ‘ i lf /v i i j i 'fe t i 'f i 1 ‘ Hir.iJwt .-p’’ j/,-,


—Weather and Programme News. 8— News. 8-10— Apna Hi Ghar Samajhiye. 8-10— The Eye-Witness. 8-40— The Sun­ day Papers. 8-50— Programme News. 8-55—Weather. 9 — News. 9-5— In Every Corner Sing. 9-30— The Archers. 10-30 —Morning Service. 11-15— Pick of the Week. 12-10— Sunday Listening


ONROCK-BOTTOM RENTALS


On our trendset Double-bonus Rentals


This is exceptionally good rental value. The minimum rental period is only 12 months AND IS INCLUSIVE OF FR EE MAINTENANCE. Should you continue to rent, the addod 3/* weekly to cover maintenance means that you will receive the finest and most effi* cient service in the North to keep you


viewing. At the end of the full rental term you can gain a bonus ol 30 weeks freo viewing or J311-17-6.


Weekly Rental


EVENING DEMONETISATIONS AllllANGED BV APPOINIMENT LVWieos


ai(, V7/s q L ir l iEROB P P 0C J J ;


TRENDSET s e r v i c e IRURNLEY BETHESDA STBEET.


W e b s t e r s | BURNLEY | CUTHEROE 8 MARKET PLACE.


r 0Ad , BURNLEY LANE.Tel. 22822 Tel. 31(13


' Tel. 22822. t fV fr :


Post. 12-25— Just A Minute. 12-55—Weather and P ro ­ gramme News. 1— 'The World This Weekend. 2— Gardeners’ Question Time. 2-30— The Sunday Play. 4— Talking About Antiques. 4-30— Can I Help You? 445— The Living World. 5-15 — Down Your Way. 5-55—Weather and Pro­ gramme News. 6— News. 6-10—Letter From


America. 6-25—Tire Critics. 7— Sunday Symphony. 7-55— Week’s Good Cause Appeal. 8— Subject For Sunday. 8-30 — The Hobbit. 9— Your Hun­ dred Best Tunes. 9-58— Weather. 10— News. 10-10— Tlie Navy That Flies. 10-50— The E p i lo g u e . 10-59 — Weather. 11— News. 11-2— Music At Night.


Extensions for Christmas


Monday granted licensing ex­ tensions for Christmas and the New Year.


They were shorter, however,


than those applied for on be­ half of the licensees in the area by Mr. J. Lumiey.


He asked for an extension on


, But Coun. R.. Williamson, presiding, said.the magistrates were prepared to grant'exten­ sions until 1145 on Christmas Eve, 11-30 on Boxing Day, and 1245 on New Years Eve.'


Christmas Eve until 12-30 p.m., on Boxing day until 11-30. p.m. and on New Years Eve, until 1 am.


Bowlanu Magistrates on


MONDAY, OCTOBER 28th at 7-30 p.m. Clitheroc Technical Theatre Group


ALL IN GOOD TIME A comedy by Bill Naughton ---------- o----------


TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29th at 7-30 p.m. Green Room Playors, Blackpool


THE IRREGULAR VERB TO LOVE A sophisticated comedy by H. and M. Williams


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30th at 7-30 p.m. Clitheroe Players


A LETTER FROM THE GENERAL A moving drama by M. McLoughlon


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st, at 7-30 p.m. Gargrave Village Hall Dramatic Society


WUTHERING HEIGHTS A drama by Randolph Carter ---------- o----------


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1st at 7-30 p.m. Morecambc Little Theatre Group


GRAND NATIONAL NIGHT A thriller by D. and C. Christie


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 2nd at 7 p.m. Edinburgh Theatre Arts


MY THREE ANGELS A comedy by Sam and Bella Spowack


Final Adjudication and Presentation of Festival Awards will take place immediately after the porformanoo.


ADMISSION PRICES: 6/-J 5 /• and 3/6 SEASON TICKETS FOR S IX NIGHTS) 24/-; 20/- and 14/


Booking Plans will be open for Patrons from Friday, October 11th at the Civic HalL 11 am. to 12-30 p.m. and 3 pm. to 4-30 pm. and any evening after 7 pm.:


WILL YOU BECOME A PATRON AND GIVE US YOUR SUPPORT? ’


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J O H N N Y A C K E T T


Supporting Programme too— Come Soon, Very Soon Cabaret Charge 5/- Sun. to F r i .; 6/- Saturday Annual Membership only 2/6


Still the Biggest Attraction in C lu b lan d ! P LU S — TH E ONE AND O N L Y


ONTS WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH J U M B L E


S A L E Tomorrow


Saturday, October 12th 2 p.m.


ADMISS ION—3d. K . S . C. Jumble Sale


in THE HALL, LOWERGATE Tomorrow


Saturday, 12 th October Doors open 2-30 p.m.


Admission— 3d. 50/50 D A N C E


F R ID A Y , OCT. 18th 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.


Godfrey Kitchen’s Band. — Supper Available —


ADM IS S IO N 5 / -


Tickets obtainable from members.


OLD CLITHER ON IANS' ASSOCIATION


ANNUAL REUNION DINNER


to be held at the


STA RK IE A RMS HOTEL, CLITHEROE


SATURDAY, NOV. 2nd


At 6-30 p.m. for 7 p.m. TICKETS 27/6


Still available from Hon. Sec. H. A. WHITESIDE,


71 waddington Rd., Clitheroe Tel.'Clitheroe 3525


M E M O R A B L E O C C A S IO N S


There is an increased demand for accommodation for the smaller function or private party. In the


C IV IC H A L L 15— French Piano Music.


CLITHEROE DRAMA FESTIVAL O C TO B E R 28th — N O V EM B E R 2nd Adjudicator: Arthur Hodgson


Secretary to the Guild of Adjudicators PENDLE SUITE OF THE ASSHETON ARMS AT DOWNHAM


you have the best example in the district o f this type of accommodation. Two elegant rooms of charm and character catering for all needs.


Formal dinner or luncheon, birthday, cocktail or supper party. A buffet tea for your new baby. A wonderful setting for your wedding photograph. A business conference or any social occasion. Remember only ten weeks to Christmas.


We are able to accommodate 50 people in the dining, room, and up to 80 for buffet, etc.


IS TH E FOOD GOOD? T R Y FO R YO U R S E L F . The dining room is open each week. Fr iday and Saturday evenings.


Y o u will find it is excellent value. Telephone or write now


T. G. aud D. B. TINDALL ASSHETON ARMS


DOWNHAM, Near CLITHEROE T el. Chatburn 227


C L IT H E R O E SO C IA L C LU B W E L LG A T E


SA T U R D A Y , O C TO B ER 12tb


TERRY STEWART TONY HOPKINS


SU N D A Y , O C TO B ER 13th TH U R SD A Y , O C TO B E R 17th B I N G O 8 o'clock start


Double (won) 28


9 £30 this week 18 4 Jackpots


Treble (won) 1 5


3 £50 this week '


SU N D A Y , O C TO B E R 13th HARVEST


THANKSGIVING SERVICES 10-30 a.m.


R e v . N. Walton


u.O. Parade 2-00 p.m.


Children’s Harvest Service Speaker: Mrs. H. Jones


6-00 p.m. R e v . N . Walton


Soloist; Mrs. Ruth Mitchell Special Music by the Choir


HOLD EN CH A P E L HARVEST


THANKSGIVING SERVICES


Sunday, October 13th


Preacher: Mr. M. H. Skidmore (of HelUfield)


Services 1-30 and 7 p.m. Collections for Chapel Funds. S AW L E Y W.I.


Don’t forget Jiuuble Sale


Tonight at 6-30 p.m.


ST . M A R Y ’S U.C.M. LANGHO


MANNEQUIN PARADE


(by Dorothy Fowler, Clitheroe) Wednesday, October 16th at 7-30 p.m.


T E L . 3585


in St. Mary’ s School Hall ADM IS S IO N — 2/6


Including Refreshments


Old A g e Pensioners Clitheroe Branch PRESENT


T H E


B I G S H O W A well known Group


Throo Lovely Girl Singers MAGICIAN— COMEDY ^


LOTS OF FUN AND ' LAUGHTER’


- ,.


TUESDAY, OCT.*T5th at 7-15 pm. ,y'> ^


in Congregational School - Admlsslopi


O.A.P. and under 16. Others 2/6


Refreshments Avallal


- S p c a k c ^ fM - * bP (BOLT


U N IT ED C ,,Rlf . IA f e l l o w s ^


THE F>LNl ?)


“W ire ta p l0 ' ,t SatwM


Tomorrow at


7-30 pn1, CburtM


Downham Village Hall 5-50—The X IX Olympic


Games. 7-30— News and Sport 7-40—The Rumanian National Dance Company and O r c h e s t r a . 8-15— Cameron Country. 9— Th® Portrait of a Lady. 9-45— Pre­ senting N a n a Mouskoun 10-


15—Marty. 9-45 — 9,rar^ '


11— Late Night Line-Up. 11-30 — Midnight Movie.


GRANADA 11; Conservative Party


Conference. 1-20— News. 1-25 —World of Sport. 5—Results Round-Up. 5-15—Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. 6-10— News. 6-15— Shall We Dance. 7-05— Garrison’s Gorillas. 8— No Man Of Her Own. 9-55— The Saturday Special. 10-55— Frost On Saturday. 11-40— Olympics. 1968. 2— Good­


15— Release. 10-55— News. night.


rao- H U »


the Latin Beat. 9-15— Danc­ ing Round Europe. 10- National Brass Band Fes­ tival. 10-31— 2-2 a.m. — As Radio 1.


RADIO 3 8— N e w s followed by


Weather 8-4—The Saturday Concert. 11— Record Review. 12— Jazz Record Requests.


12-30— 6— p.m.Sports Parade: 1- 0— Prize Quiz. 1-15 Olympics Preview. 1-45— Meet Florence Nagle 2-10 Show jumping. 2- 20 — Golf. 2-25 — Racing. 2-45— Talking Sport. Associa­ tion Football. 5 — Sports Report.


6— Couperin. 6-40— Genetic


Engineering. 7-5 — D ow n Town U.S.A. 7-45 — Piano Recital. 8-30—Personal View. 8-50— Concert. 9-35 — Ella. 10-io — Interpretations on Record. 11— News.


RADIO 4 6-30— News. 6-33—Farming


Today. 6-50—Ten to Seven- 0-55—W c a t li e r and Pro­ gramme News. 7— News. 7-15


— On Your Farm. 7-45— Today's Papers. 7-50— Out­ look. 7-55—Weather and Pro­ gramme News. 8— News. 8-15 — From Our Own Correspon­ dent. 8-45—Today’s Papers. 8-50—Balloons. Boers an d Bees. 9— News. 9-5 — The Weekly World. 9-20 — A Choice of Paperbacks. 9-45— In Your Garden. 10-15— Daily Service. 10-30— Study on 4. 12— Motoring and th e


Motorist. 12-25— All The Best From Today. 12-55—Weather


and Programme News. 1— News.


1-15— Any Questions? 2— „ „


Afternoon Theatre. 3—Week­ end Woman’s Hour. 4— Inter­ national Concert Hall. 5-55— Weather and Programme News. 6— News and Radio Newsreel. 6-30— Sports Ses­ sion. 7—Be Reasonable! 7-30 Gala Night at the Opera. 8-30— S a t u r d a y Night Theatre. 9-58—Weather Fore­ cast. 10— News. 10-10 — A World In Edgeways. 10-55— Lighten Our Darkness. 11-10 —Music At Night. 11-42— Weather and News Summary.


KENNEDY % MEEKER RYAN SAVAIAS WALKER WEBBER ft-rittdW ___


HOUR uTtSS K U « IM )MIC°U 111 ™


AKBSBHHW FRO


DC MUTIO MONDAY to SATURDAY at 7-15 p.m. 'D am n th em o r p r a is e th e m .. CIVIC HALL Tel 3278 (GRAND K1NEMA) Tfll. 3278 FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 7 p.m.


David McCallum, Telly Savalas in The Heroin Gang tX) Deborah Kerr, David Niven in The Eye of The Devil (X)


k PALLADIUM “ TONIGHT FRIDAY at 7 p.m.


SATURDAY Continuous from 5-25 p.m. L.C.P. 7 p.m. THE DEVIL RIDES OUT (x). Also The Slave Girls (a)


SATURDAY MATINEE STAR JUNIOR CLUB at 1-45 p.m. CAPTAIN CAUTION


Serial— BATMAN. Cartoons. Comedies. SUNDAY CLUB at 7-30 p.m. Also Monday to Wednesday


T H E A T R E O F D E A T H (X)


Also Supporting Programme


THURSDAY to SATURDAY at 6-30 p.m. B L U E


(A) Also ROGUES GALLERY (A1


Clitheroe and District Branch of Lepra You are cordially invited to a


Wine and Cheese E ve n in g at "Stanley,” Whalley


(by kind permission of Mrs. Brian L. Cunliffc, President) on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 1968 7-30 p.m. to 9-30 p.m.


TOMBOLA — B R IN G AND BUY Tickets; Five Shillings


Preliminary Notice —


THE MAYORESS’S COMMITTEE


Coffee M o rn in g Saturday, November 30th in aid of


The Mayor’s Welfare Fund


A fully licensed Whitbread House House Speciality


CHICKEN IN THE BASKET Fresh Cut Sandwiches


Hot and Cold Snacks at the Bar


Coach Parties Catered for by appointment Large car park


........................................... LOW MOOR CLUB


* The Home of the Stars ★


Weekly Oouoic fa 5 24


B I N G O—Thursday and Saturday in the Lounge


F R ID A Y , Free and Easy B R IA N ON T H E O RG AN


d je Ctoste 3ktpg M n


EAST MARTON. Free House. Tel. Earby 3485.


Have pleasure in announcing that in addition to our popular Supper Menu we now oiler Grills at reasonable prices. Cooked by charcoal!


Telephone Earby 3485.


CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY presents A N T O N Y H O P K I N S


TALKING ABOUT MUSIC in the G IR L S ’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL


On W ED N E SD A Y , O C TO B E R 23rd at 7-30 p.m.


Admission at the door 8/6 (Juniors and Students 2/-)


Season tickets (four concerts) £1-5-0 from Mr. J. Ward, “Ashdown”, Eastham Street, or at the door.


A B B O T S C O U R T Licensed Restaurant


MITTON ROAD - WHALLEY


BOO K IN G NOW FO R CHRISTMAS AN D NEW Y E A R


Telephone: Wlialley 3416 Trinity Methodist Church S. Leonard, Downhaio


HARVEST F E S T I V A L


Sunday, October 13lh 8-30 a.m. Holy Communion.


10-30 a.m. Morning Prayer.


2-30 p.m. Children's Gif; Service.


6-30 p.m. Evensong. The Vicar.


Canon H. V. Mhitsey. will preach at all services.


(Harvest Social in the Villas*


Hall, October 11th »< " p.m. Adults 3 Old AS* Pensioners and Children 1»


Trinity .Methodist Church Clithcroc


The Overseas Missionary Committee


Invite you to meet BISHOP EBER


PRIESTLEY, B.A. at 7-00 pmi. on


SA TU RD A Y , OCT. U& Chairman: Mr. Howell J°n


Hyderabad, southing £ t0


BiShop Priestly


Slides—Musical Item6 ■ Refreshments


YOU will he WELCOME Clithcroc


Congregational Chnrch SUNDAY,


OCTOBER D"1 1030 a.nv


Parade Service 6-00 P >n- .


Evening Service Rev. K. M -H £ndrJ’


at Morntagon^ Services-


m a n o r a o s p a H ^ M iith o rn e Avenue,


SUNDAY, OCL G o spe l service WO? Mr. A. SAa


L lV E R P O ^ (0 I I J |


years. We arc P *™ " * | have him to


9,GI


SU G A R 2 lbs


fo r 1/3


WHITWORTH’S CURRA? SEEDLI


ONLY 1/7


H e in z Beans 1 / 1 (p e r


1 6 . o z . t in


R o b e r t s o n s M in c em e a t 1 / 7 p e r


1 4 J oz. ja r


LUCOZADE 2 / 4


Plus 3d. Bottle Charge FRI


SflSElfe, ORDER


EE VI


SU N D A Y , O C TO B ER 13 th B R IA N ON T H E O RG AN RO Y STO N JO N E S


Weekly Treble £25 21 15 24


Wo are open throughout it? winter for lunches, even::? meals on Saturdays, and Suarto. high teas and dinners on Sua. d.ays


in cosy surroimdincs Tel: Ciiiheroc 3113


FARMHOUSE RESTAURANT WADDINGTON FEUS (Mrs. S. Blackburm


Come to THE


M R . G.


HOME COOKING - COUNTRY FARE


(Member of Pa| DISCI


“b e e c h t I (By kind perf


TH U R SD A Y ! ALL WELCl


F R ID l


Dancinl 9-C|


Licensed Bar A I Buffet Suppeil


a l l SAINTS’ CHUi PENDLETON I


H a r v e s t


T h a n k s g i v i Sunday, October |


8-30 a.m. Holy Commu


CLITHEROE BRITISH LEGION BRANCH


(1030 a.m. Mattins 230 p.m. Children’s Se| 645 p.m. Evensong


HARVEST SOfl


Monday, October [ in the VILLAGE r at 8 p.m.


°E y m n w . * *


Joe and Edna Finney welcome yon to


THE NEW INN


GISBURN Ctithcroc


Tel: Gisburn 261


FOLK SIl CLITfl


Dog and


TONIGHT, FRIt prom London . .


PAUL McNE\ and your :


A IGH TON , | MEMORLd


5th


B L A C K B 1 K IN G GEOll


SA T U R D A Y , N | 1:1


SHEILA ARMS l nC IAN PARTlI


- c h | MANCHESI


Oragnist: | Conductor:


Balcony (Centrl Balcony (back)l


Tickets available n<| Road, Blackburn. Northgate, Black!


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