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TELEVISION BBC 1


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Firm. 10-30—11: Suivez La Piste. 12: Weather. 12-5: Laurel and Hardy. 12-25: Zokko! 12-45: Grandstand.


10: Developing a Small


Racing: Rugby League: Ice Hockey; Tennis; Amateur Boxing; Fight of the Week; Results Service. a 5-15: Dr. Who. 5-40: News


RADIO


W5- 30: News followed by S eather. 5-33: Breakfast 9pecial. 8-32: Ed Stewart. Sk-55: Trik-Tracks. 10: Keith T ues. 12: Emperor Rosko. 1: The Jack Jackson Show. 1-55: 4:rik-Tracks. 2: Pete Myers.


R A D IO 1 C Dave Lee Travis. 5-32:


7- 30: News followed by Weather. 7-35: Cabaret Time. 8- 30: On the Latin Beat. 9-15: Pop Concert. 10: Pete Murray. 12:Midnight Newsroom. 12-5: Night Ride. 2: News followed by Weather.R A D IO 2


ountry Meets Folk. 6-


Latin Beat. 9-15- Radio 1.


-2-2 a .m.—As


32: Scene and Heard. Liszt.ecital, part 1, Bach and Mrize Quiz: Meet Ted Dexter:


W5-30: News followed by S eather. 5-33: Breakfast 9pecial. 8-32: As Radio 1- J- 55: Five to Ten. 10: Max Waffa. 12: Marching and T altzing. 1: As Radio 1. 2: 3:ire Frank Chacksfield Hour. 5 David Gell. 4: Melody Fair. W-32: As Radio 1. 6-32: Those foere Hie Days- 7-30: News Cllowed by Weather. 7-35:


Sunday


TELEVISION BBC1


J 9—9-25— Nai Zindagi—Nuya


10: What Is Life? 10-30: Morning Service. 11-30: Eng­ lish Law. 12: Know How. 12-30—1: Developing A Small Firm. 1-30: Farming followed by Weather for farmers and growers. 1-55: Adventurous


eevan. 9-30: Fifteen Plus. . 4 ' ... ' V ’*i;fJ-! RADIO R A D IO 1


Week. 7: News followed by Weather. 7-3: Sunday Special. 9: Ed S tewart. 10: The Stuart Henry Show. 12: Family Favourites. 2: Savile’s Travels 3: John Peel. 5: Alan Free­ man. 7: Mike Raven’s R. and


6-55: The First Day of the


B. Show. 8-30: Jazz On One. 9-30: Follow This Space. 10: Pete Murray. 12: Midnight Newsroom. 12-5: Humphrey Lyttelton. 1-1: Night Bide. 2: News followed by Weather.


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Tom and Jerry. 6-5: News hoo and Weather. 6-15: My Child­


6 d. 640: The Youthful Eye. T-55: Songs of Praise. 7-25: Rhe Forsyte Saga. 8-15: The 9 oyal Variety Performance. V40: News. 9-50: The Royal Omariety Performance. 11:


1142: My Childhood. BBC 2


Cooking. 2-25: News. 2-26: The Lost Peace. 2-50: The Love Affair. 4-15: Daktari. 5 5-5: Going For A Song.


-30: Treasure Island. 5-55:


nibus. 1140: Weather. W7: News Review followed by


Weeather. 7-25: Show of the U ek. 8-15: The World About Cs. 9-30: Paco Pena. 940: Bartoon Time. 9-50: The Rurning Fiery Furnace. 11:


Week. 7: News followed by Weather. 7-3: Sunday Special. s 9: As Radio 1. 10: Eric Robin­


L2: As Radio 1. 2: The Navy Kid.ark. 2-31: The Clitheroe


6-55: The First Day of The 1on. 11-31: People’s Service.


owan and Martin’s Laugli- R A D IO 2


Movie-Go-Round. 345: Fan­ Sfare. 5: As Radio 1. 7: Sing


3: Motor Sport. 3-5:


f omething Simple. 7-30: News Gollowed by Weather. 7-35: Hrand Hotel. 8-30: Sunday F alf-Hour. 9: Top of the


Space. 10-2-2 a.m.—As Radio 1.


orm. 9-30: Follow This


In. 11-50: News. 11-55: Late Night Line-Up.


D11: Family Worship. 12-15: F iscovering London. 1240: Mabric of Life. 1-10: Deux Foondes. l-3'O: Tickertape- 2: 3 otball. 2-55: Sports Arena. Y-20: Hie Seekers. 5: All Our Nesterdays. 5-30: Joe 90. 6: d ews. 6-15: Choirs On Sun­ Fay. 6-35: Roundhouse. 7-25: I rost On Sunday. 8-15: Duel


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n The Sun. 9-50: News. 10: Duel In The Sun. 10-50: To­ night with Dave Allen. 11-35: The Felony Squad. 12-05: Goodnight.


RADIO 3


W8: News followed by 9 eather. 84: What’s New? 9: News followed by Weather. c4: Haydn. 9-55: Your Con­ ziert Choice. 11: Music Maga­ Wne. 12: Die Walkure. 3: 5eekend In Aberdeen.


E : Boccherini. 5-25: Genetic a ngineering. 545: Couperin Rnd Cerambault. 645: The I iverman. 7-30: B r o th e r


Record. 845: November In New York. 9-5: N a d ia Boulanger Conducts. 945: Poetry Now. 10-15: Nadia Boulanger Conducts. 11: News.


W7-50: Sunday Reading. 7-55: N eather a n d Programme Hews. 8: News. 8-10: Apna Wi Ghar Samajhiye. The Eye- P itness. 840: The Sunday Napers. 8-50: Programme 9 ews- 8-55: Weather. 9: News. 9-5: In Every Corner Sing. M-30: The Archers. 10-30: o orning Service. 11-15: Pick


RADIO 4 ndia. 8: Interpretations On


W8: News followed by 9: eather. 8-4: Record Review. 9 News followed by Weather. c-4: Weekend In Aberdeen: Roncert, Handel. 10.45: Piano 11-30: Interval: talk.


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11-45: Piano Recital, part 2. Beethoven. P 12-30—6: Sports Parade:


6- 15: Dixon of Dock Green. 7- 30: The Val Doonican Show. 8-


940: Till Death Us Do Part. 10- 10: News followed by Weather. 10-20: Match of the Day. 11-5: Braden’s Week. 11- 35: Weather.


7 3—1-30: Saturday Cinema. b-20: News and Sport followed


BBC 2


nd Weather. 5-50: The New Lucv Show. 6-15: Dee Tune.


y Weather. 7-30: Rugby Special. 8-15: Resurrection. 9: One Pair of Eyes. 9-40: Once More With Felix. 10-10: Release. 10-50: Colour Me


15: Tlie Saturday Thriller.


Pop. 11-30: News. 11-35: Mid­ night Movie.


S 12-25: Singing For Your oupper. 12-55: News. 1: World Wf Sport. 4: Professional Up.restling. 5: Results Round- B 5-15: Voyage to the Nottom of the Sea. 6-10: 7 ews. 6-15: Saturday Stars. 9-05: The Wages of Fear. N-15: The Felony Squad. 945: Dews. 9-5: Mrs. Wilson's d iary. 10-55: Frost On Satur­ Gay. 1140: Garrison’s


G R AN A D A orillas. 1245: Goodnight.


Papers. 7-50: Outlook. 7-55: Weather and Programme


News. 8: News. 8-15: From Our Own Correspondent.


T otor Sport: Racing: Lawn Assennis: Rugby Union: R ociation Football: Sports eport.6: Die Meistersinger. 7-25:


abaret Time. 8-30: On The


T 6-30: News. 6-33: Farming 6oday. 6-50: Ten to Seven. g-55: Weather and Pro­ Oramme News. 7: News. 7-15:


R A D IO 4


845: Today’s Papers. 8-50: Yesterday In Parliament. 9: News. 9-5: The Weekly World. 9-20: Tire Week In Westminster. 945: In Your Garden. 10-15: Daily Service. 10-30: Study on 4:12: Motor­ ing and tire Motorist. 12-25: All the Best from Today. 12-55: Weather and Pro­ gramme News. 1: News. A1-15: Any Questions? 2: e fternoon Theatre. 3: Week­ nnd Woman’s Hour. 4: Inter­


Personal View. 7-45: Die Meistersinger. 8-50: Adorno. 9-10: Die Meistersinger. 11-15: News..


n Your Fann. 745: Today’s


Wational Concert Hall. 5-55: N eather a n d Programme Newsreel.ews. 6: News and Radio


Session. 7: Be Reasonable. 7-30: Careless Rapture. 8-30: Saturday Night Theatre. 9-58: Weather. 10: News. 10-10: A Word In Edgeways. 10-55: Lighten Our Darkness. 11-10: Music At ■ Night. 1142: Weather and News. 1145: Forecast.


6-30: S p o r t s IMGMpmtils


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FRIDAY and SATURDAY-at 7-30 pan. The screen’s maddest team in


MONDAY to SATURDAY at 7 p.m. The Great Entertainment Programme!


(Colour)


Napoleon and Iliya defy the most


powerful menace of all!


(A) -MGM presents


ELVIS PRESLlV NANCY SiMt . Torrid together...


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n Httu PioMioi Robert Vauglin


David McGallum CO-StAHOlNOBarry Sullivan • Eleanor Parkerj Leslie Nielsen-Daniel O'Herllhy’ Leo G. Carrol ■ in metrocolor


SMI to a DISPLAY of


Christmas Arrangements Conservative Club, Castle Steed


in the


TOMORROW, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd From 2-00 p.ni lo 5-30 p.m.


ADMISSION — 1/6


Tea and home-made cakes will be available. SOROPTIMIST CLUB OF CLITHEROE


Christmas Coffee Evening TRINITY SCHOOL. PARSON LANE ADMISSION — 2/6 — Proceeds for Christmas Charities — UNDERWOODS


TH E CAFE WADDINGTON


Bookings are now being taken for


WEDDING RECEPTIONS Etc.


CHRISTMAS PARTIES WORKS' PARTIES


CLITHEROE 3310 — Phone


BOLTON-BY-BOWLANO WAR MEMORIAL


D WHIST and OMINO DRIVE


COACH & HORSES HOTEL ADMISSION — 3/6 (Supper included)


November 25th at THE


W CHRISTMAShist & Domino Drive FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13th


CLITHEROE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL PARENTS’ DANCE TICKET’S 10/6


P12f the Week.40: S u n d a y Listening Wost. 12-25: My Word! 12-55: N eather a n d Programme Wews. 1: The World This Q eekend. 2: Gardeners’ S uestion Time. 2-30: The Aunday Play. 4: Talking Hbout Antiques. 4-30: Can I Welp You? 445: The Living 5 orld. 5-15: Down Your Way. g-55: Weather and Pro­


ramme News. A 6: News. 6-10: Letter From


10- 10: The Reith Lectures 1968. 1040: The Composer Plays. 10-50: The Epilogue. 10-


-


AClitheroe Division Liberal wssociation hold the monthly Whist and domino drive in o halley Old Grammar School


Whist ami dominoes


1 1 ,


n Friday. MPrizewinners; Ladies whist—


h rs. Crowe and Mrs. Water- aouse. Gents:—Mrs. Ormerod


nd Mrs. Lewis MrDominoes: Mrs. Jackson and


ompetition was Mrs. Bohcn.


c The Post Office Bill, which Ohanges the status of the Post mffice from that of a Govern­ n ent department to that of a pationalised corporation, re­ ofeals or amends some 500 Acts


Changing status


Parliament. c s. Marshall. Winner of the


ONDAYS II FRIDAYS > SATURDAY, lilt DEC. Dec. 20th to Jan. 3rd at 2-30 & 7-0 p.m.


M lint. CHRISTM AS DAY)


BOXING DAY IlStli DEO.). SATURDAY4Slh DIC. 1 and WiDNTSDAY. 1>) JAN.


on. 6th lo Fab. 6th at 5-0 p.m. only SJon. 8th to rah. 7lh at 5-0 & 745 p.nl.


J ONDAYS. TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS


M -30, 4-30 & 7-30 p.m. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS


Al linnAYS; JAN. 4th. Yllh. llth. 26IR. FIB. In! A Bth 10-30a.m. 1-30, 4.30, 7.30p.m.


B SPECIAL DgCOUMyORJMATIH . — i. ZOO PARK Daily from 10a.m. DAN£INQ


ADULTS: 14/-10/6 7/B & 5/- 1 CHIUJHEN: 10/- 8/- 6/- & 4/- tIMUQiHflii;* CW


PBOOK NOW! At5m£undif


RICES reserved St> BaltaqJtmt Muchiittr . . . . . . . . Fori/ji'f,.


NlahUr WRESTLING S»t».7p,m. to Die. UtM K TOP TEN CLUB (Mernfaeie) Soot. 7 p.m. "


iUmVue MiqahtfitWiin p/kfnta T?N PIN BOWLING Daily from lOo.m.


Binamllwfl Licensed during*


Fmerica. 6-25: The Critics. 7: Wifty Years In Concert. 7-55: 8 eek’s Good Cause Appeal. T: Subiect For Sunday. 8-30: 9 he Mayor of Cartel-bridge. 9: Your Hundred Best Tunes.


11- 2: Music At Might. 1145: Forecast.


58: Weather. 10: News. 59: Weather. 11: News.


to the BILL CULSHAW BAND


in the School Hall, on Friday, 29th November, 1968


Dancing 8 p.m. to midnight. Dress Informal


(Including Bullet) It S L A I D B U R N Y. F. C.


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd 9-00 p.m. to 1-00 a.m.


D AN C E N to be held in


EWTON INSTITUTE


Admission 5/- :: Refreshments — Right of'Admission Reserved —


The Travellers Dance Band


Little Mitton and District Vomen’s Institute


C SAGAR HOUSE, (bhurch. Street, Clitkcroe


Friday, November 29th at


COFFEE MORNING


y kind permission of Mrs. F. Dakin)


TEA and CAKE 7 EVENING p.m. — 9 p.m. Admission—1/6


10 a.m. — 12 noon


Bring and Buy — Tombola Christmas Decorations


Proceeds in aid of Heating Fund.


C lfoddcr Valley onservative Association


’Hie Committee- wish . to thank Mr. and Mrs. Wright (Whitewell Hold) and all


those, who supported the Whist end pbnnqp Drive on NoVdmljgr 18th by donations, gifts of .prizes, sale of tickets and atten­ dance. ,


” ’ E.’T. MORGAN;


HAIR STYLING and MAKE-UP DEMONSTRATION CHRISTMAS FAIR :: BRING and BUY STALLS


On WEDNESDAY, 27th NOVEMBER 7-30 lo 9-30 p.m.


MITTON HALL FRENCH R E S T AU R A N T


Book Your Table and Relax in Lancashire’s


Most Luxurious Surroundings


DANCING and GAMBLING. Closed Fridays. Situated two miles from Whalley on the Mitton Road


Tables Bookable from 8-30 p.m. to 12-30 a.m. Licenced till 2-00 a.m. MITTON, NEAR WHALLEY, LANCS. Tel. Stonyhurst 245. V is ito rs : Stonyhurst 426. CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY’


CARTER STRING TRIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27th


GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7-30 p.m. Tickets at the Door 8/6 (Juniors and Students 2/-)


SEASON TICKETS for the remaining three concerts £1-0-0 from Mr. J. Ward, "Ashdown". Eastham Street, or at the door.


CHIPPING Y.F.C. Grand DANCE


The Jaguars Rhythmn Group 8-30 p.m.—1 a.m. ADMISSION 5/-


CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL featuring


Friday, November 22nd in


BASHALL EAVES C. of E. SCHOOL


BRING and BUY SALE


Proceeds for School Funds THE OVERDALE HOTEL


Have you reserved your table fo r th e


F IN EST CH R ISTM A S CUISINE n il th r o u g h D e c e m b e r ?


RING SKIPTON 3237 for MENUS BY RETURN (4d, mall)


NOW A.A., R.A.C. appointed. EGON RONAY recommended. Parties of 12 to 120 a speciality.


Fully Licensed. Free House. COME AND BE PAMPERED November 24th Week TREMENDOUS FOUR-STAR SHOW! From "Opportunity Knooks”—The Twins and the Twins—The


The 3 Leading Stars from the most famous Showband—The 3


GRUNIBLEWEEDS BIRDS & BEES STRANDSMEN


JOHNNY GOON TWEED and your favourite oomio — the over-popular


Supporting Show. ’You need to come soon for a seat! Terriflo value for Sun./ Frl. 5/-. Mon. to THurs. 3/6. Sat. 6/- Annual Membership 2/6. Getting bettor all the time)


S TAR L IG H T S B Show starts 7-45 p.m.


The Greatest Ever Entertainers—The Sensational


Saturday, November 30th at 1-15 p.m.


in the School & METROCOLOR PANAVISION* viat’Dwgft


C L ITH E ROE FLOW E R CLUli invite you


TECHNICOLOR*


Musical of the Yearl ~ f 0 0 ® $ t


> MacMURRAY STEELE 6ARS0N PABE


M illio n a ir elb ® I HI W


& & $ ^ OCftAlDfNC AIT DISNEtf PRODUCTIONS PLEASE NOTE: No half prices of Admission on Saturdays ■ ■ dancing!


Tonight FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 6-15 p.m. THE STUDENT PRINCE (U) Also THE GRJEAT CARUSO (U)


SATURDAY MATINEE STAR JUNIOR CLUB at 1-45 p.m. —Children undor Five must be accompanied by an adult—


GUNFIGHT AT COMMANCI1E CREEK Serial—BATMAN. Cartoons and Comedies.


SUNDAY CLUB at 7 p.m. BORIS KARLOFF in


,. singing...


BLACK SABBATH (Xl , — ALSO —


SATURDAY Continuous from 5-10 pm. fLCP 7-30 p.m.)


The Youtiii Have No Morals tX MONDAY to FRIDAY at 7-30 p.m.


10-30 a.m. Family Worship Mr. Edward Hill


NOVEMBER 24th , SUNDAY,


Rev. Kathleen M. Hendry B.A.. B.D:


6 p.m. Evening Worship


St. Johns Church Hurst Green


|Christmas Whist & Domino Drive (Bottle and Feather)


Tonight Friday al 7-30 p.m. M in the


S T . PAUL’S CHURCH. Bolton-by-Bowtand.


S B A Z A A R C H U R C H


aturday, November 23rd to be opened at 2-30 p.m. in the School by


TH E R EV . J . SAVAGE Admission:


Including biscuits, tea, orange squash.


Adults 2/- Children 6d. I Side Shows, S ta l ls . Bran Tub . etc. S T . P E T E R AND


emorial Hall Admission 3/6


Rev. Norma,, D. Wal(nn 6-00 p.m.


NOVEMBER 2-W, 10-30 a.m.


Rev. Ian Golding fiLshtom


Milthorne Avenue, ciithcros SUNDAY, NOV. 24th


Gospel Service 6-30 pm Mr. R. Paul


WEDNESDAY. NOV. 77,1, Ladies Bright Hour 3-45 p.m.


* Blackburn i GENERAL MEETING


CON G R EG ATI ONAr^HApcL NEWT0N-1N-B0WLAND


CHRISTMAS Sa FAIRturday, 30th November


THE VILLAGE INSTITUTE M Opener:


u i 3-30 p.m. in


RS. i. DAVIES (CUihero? 1


Whist & Domino Drive In the Evening at 8 p.m.


ADMISSION 4 - Including Supper


WHALLEY PARISH CHURCH RETURN OF


Preacher: REV. MICHAEL TURNBULL (Domestic Chaplain to Archbishop of York-


“ CALL TO MISSION ”


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24th at 6-30 p.m.


METHODIST SCHOOL - WHALLEY C ★ M ONSTEH *


1,001 FABULOUS GIFTS — CAKES and NOVELTIES Bring the Kiddies to meet


S HRISTMAS FAIR J. E. LAW R EN SO N , Esq. of C-litheroc


aturday, November 30th at 2-30 p.m. to be opened by


FATHER CHRISTMAS in his Wonderland Grotto ADMISSION 6d.


Teas and Refreshments


ALL SAINTS CHURCH PENDLETON


CHRISTMAS


23rd NOVEMBER To be opened by


BAZAAR SATURDAY,


M r. J . E . A S P IN A L L at 2-30 p.m. in the


VILLAGE HALL .STALLS — GAMES


REFRESHMENTS All Welcome


ALL HALLOWS CHURCH, MITTON


— A —


on Saturday, December 7th 7-0 p.m. to 9-00 p.m.


COFFEE EVENING M at OTTER HOUSE.


ITTON RD., WHALLEY Gift Stall. Admission 1/6


THE FARMHOUSE RESTAURANT


WADDINGTON FELLS


I We are open throughout the | Winter for Evening Meals on


Saturdays and Sundays as usual. Telephone Clitheroe 3173


G rindlcton C.E. School Jumble Sale Also BRING & BUY


T O N IG H T FRIDAY (NOVEMBER 22nd) •it 7-0 p ill.


Admission — 3J- Refreshment5


U n ited Christian Fellowship will mcc-


Tomorrow, Saturday


“REACHING OUT’’ will be shown.


l a’- MANOR HALL Christian Aid Film


a t 7-30 p.m.


oll Hentliom Road’ when the


ev e r y o n e welcome


tEHic Cross iw 3 n n


that;0 PbT aWlon *» °"r Telephone Earby 3 ----


Free House. Tel . in


CLITHEROE BRITISH LEGION BRANCH


Weekly Double Weekly Treble 17


4 16 15


WELLGATE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24th 8 o’clock start B I N G O 25 CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB T E L . 3585


JACKJLAY TONYGREY


THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 281,1


EAST MA8T0N. t-i rarby 3185.


ASS


A conntry| N E )


DINING OUTl i1 lb. English [


4 Chicken Baa B lb. English!


eef Steak an |


WINING — reasonable p r |


IN THE BAI Large Schoonl House Whisks] BAR LUNCll Sandwl


COME ON Sl| Three-course High Tea ... Special Chitd|


RESlI T. G. Clitheroe Folk G| FOLK JUG 4th Don’t n | CLITHEROE | TU! in THE S i


Followed bj by Mrs. B. Mrs. SUGDl


MANOR GOSPEL HAuT~ SUNDAY, A n A u s t r ia n e l


held a week yestel Methodist schoolnl le y , and £6 12s. fo r the church fund.


CIt was organised 1 t haddock and P.


phe room was dec


The Sound of Mu s Refreshments inc


Auide Company,ustrian style, gav “ display, and sang e


iven by Miss Ch Miss Davies.The slides were - f days in Austria oil


wtrudel and coffee g ere followed by s


Ssed in making th-f


our years and till u many of the variol


ound of Music.” LOW MOOI


The Home of t|


B IN G O—Thul Saturday in thl


SUNDAY, Novel BRIAN on thl CHRIS'!


FREE and EAl BRIAN on thl


FRIDAl


FRANK MAT WITHl


SATURI s a {


To be opet| LADY


Chairman:* A van


B r it ish Legion—Hd


Social E\| at Hark-to-Boui Slaidbuil


Doors open 1-3| GRAN


Wednesday, Novi at 8-0 p.l


WHIST & Dol ADMISSION


ictures and maps 1 G Members or ttu


Hodder Vallel


ANNUA ’Dancing 9 p x


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