2 Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, Friday, May 9, 1969 WEEKEND PROGRAMMES Saturday


TELEVISION BBC 1


Dice Cost; 10-30: Suivez La Piste; 10-58: Weather; 11: Cricket. 1: Grandstand, including


9-30: Vamos A Ver; 10: Si


ther: 10-35: Race You To The Top; 10-55: Braden’s Week. .. end; 11-30: A Man Called


RADIO RADIO 1


Time: 7: Football Grand­ stand; 9-15: The Saturday Thriller; 10-25: News. Wea­


International F o o tb a l l ; Cricket: Racing; International Table Tennis; Results; 5-15: Dr. Who;' 5-40: News Wea­ ther; 5-50: Race You To The Top. 6: Here's Lucy; 6-25: Dee


Ironside; 12-20: Weather; 12-22: Northern News,. Wea­ ther.


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3: Saturday Cinema; 630: G a r d e n e r s ’ World; 6-45: Wheelbase; 7-15: News; Sport, Weather: 7-30: S i n i s t e r Street.


11- 50: State Visit to Austria; BBC 2 . .


tional Showjumping; Racing; 2-35: Not As A Stranger, Olivia de Havilland, Robert Mitchum and Frank Sintra. 5: Results Round-up; 515:


8- 25: One Pair of Eyes; 9-5: News: 9-15: Matt • Monro; 9- 55: Release: 10-35: Colour Me Pop; 10-55: Midnight Movie: ‘Men with Wings.'


12- GRANADA ~8-15: Race You To'Thc Top; ■


12-55: News; 1: World of Sport, including Interna­


Tel: 3278 CIVIC HALL (GRAND KINEMA) Fri. and Sat. at 7-30 n,m


ELIZABETH TAYLOR. RICHARD BURTON in “THE ________ TAMING OF THE SHREW” _________ _


Mon., Tucs., and Wed at 7.30 njn. FRANK SINATRA AS


25: Play Better Golf;


Van Johnson. Vera Miles arid Bernard Lee in “Beyond This Place": 9-30: Rogues Gal­ lery, Diane Cilento and Jim Dale in “The Bright-Eyed Bodysnatcher": 10-30: News; 10-40: Association Football.


Robin Hood; 5-40: Joe 90; 6-10: News; 6-15: Des O’Con­ nor on Stage; 7: The Cham­ pions., 7-55: Mystery and Suspense,


LEE REMICK. RALPH MEEKER Panavislon. Colour De Luxe


THE DETECTIVE Co-Starring


Roderick Thorp’s giant novel hits the screen like a powerhouse!


THURS., FRI., and SAT. at 7 p.m. Happy Entertainment for the whole Family!


Something new is happening to those “Angels of St. Francis” . . . ROSALIND RUSSELL . STELLA' STEVENS IN


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Breakfast Special; 8-32: Ed Stewart;- -9 55: The ■ D.J. Scrambler: 10: Everett Is Here. 12: Emperor Rosko: 1:


5-30: News, Weather: 5-33:


12-5: Night Ride; 2: News, Weather. .


ing; 1: The Jack Jackson Show; 2: The Frank Chacks- field Hour; 3: Best of Album Time: 4: -Melody Fair: 6: Singalong with Joe; 6-32: Those Were The Days. 7-25: Sports Review; 7-30: News; 7-34: Weather; 7-35:


Sunday


TELEVISION BBC—1


wan. 9-30: The Expanding Classroom. 10: Si Dice Cosi. 11: Seeing and Believing. 11- 30: In Rehearsal. 12: Something to Say:


9: Nai Zindagi—Naya Jee-


rines. 5-5: Going For A Song.


5-30: The Elusive Pimpernel. 5-


1-25: Farming, Weather. 1-55: New Clothes That Count. 2-24: News. 2-25: Football Grandstand. •■3-35: Film Matinee: 'Golden Ear-


12-


6- 5: News. Weather. 6-15: Race You To The Top. 6-30: The Truth- Always 'Wins. 7: Songs of Praise. 7-25: Dr.


RADIO ■ RADIO j • ..


"An -Ideal Husband. 9-40: Race You To The Top. 9-55: Nows,. Weather. 10-5: Omni­ bus. 10-45:' Race You To


Finlay’s Casebook. 8-15: Play Of The Month:


30: Decide for Yourself. ; Weather.


The Top. 11: Weather. 11-2: Tlie Truth Always Wins. 11-32: Northern News.


55: Tlie Shari Lewis Show.


News, Weather. 7-25: Music, Music. Music. 8-10: Race You To The Top. 8-15: Civil­ isation. 9-5: Don’t Stop The Carnival. 9-55: Rowan and Martin’s- Laugh-In. -10-45: News. Sunday Cricket Score- board. 10-50: Film Night.


1-50: Sunday Cricket. 7: BBC—2 : GRANADA


vice. 12-15: Underwater Swimming. 12-40: All About Riding. 1-5: Deux Mondes. 1-25: Interval. 1-30: Money- Go-Round.


11: Industrial Festival Ser-


fessional Wrestling. 3-50: Custer. , 4-45: The Golden Shot. 5-30: Nice Time. 6: God’s Trombone.


2: The Prisoner. 2-55:'Pro­


7- 25: This is., . . Tom Jones,. 8- 25: The Avengers. 9-20: The Big Picture: Burt Lan­ caster and Prank Sinatra in “From Here To Eternity". 10-10: News. 10-20: The Big Picture.


6-40: Talking About. . .


Breakfast Special; 8-32: —as Radio 1; 9-55:. Five To Ten: 10: Max Jaffa.. 12: Marching and Waltz­


5-30: News, Weather: 5-33: RADIO 2


7- 35: Association Football; 9-15: Dancing Round Europe; 10: Pete Murray. 12: Midnight Newsroom;


7-30: News; 7-34: Weather; 32: Jazz Club.


At The Straw Hat: 8-30:.Join Jim Dale; 9-15: Dancing Round Europe: 10: —as Radio 1.


Country Meets Folk; 2: John­ nie Walker; 3-55: The D.J.: Scrambler; 4: Pick Of What’s New; 5-32: Pete Drummond:: 6-


. Weather; 10: Julius Katchen; 11: Record Review; 12: Jazz Record Requests. 12-30: Sports Service, Line­


8: News. Weather; 8-4: Saturday Concert; 9: News


RADIO 3


up,. including Weather and sports news, Cricket, racing, Show jumping, Lawn Tennis, Association Football, Rugby Union, Transatlantic Air Race. 6: Piano Recital; 6-40: Tal­


lis; 7-30: The Trial of Thomas Becket; 8-30: English Cham­ ber Orchestra; 9-10: Personal View; 9-30: English Chamber Orchestra; 10-15: Troilus and Criseyde; 10-45: Shostako­ vich: 11: News.


Today; 6-50: Ten to Seven: 6-


6-30: News; 6-33: Farming RADIO 4


7: News: 7-10: News of the North; 7-15: The Northern Farmer; 7-45: Today’s Papers: 7-


North; .8-15: It's Saturday; 8- 45: Today’s Papers; 8-50: Yesterday in Parliament; 9: News; 9-5: The Weekly World; 9-


Programmes. 8: News; 8-10: News of the


, Northern News, Weather; 1: News. 1-15: Any Questions; 2:


Study on 4: 12: Motoring and tile Motorist; 12-25: All The Best From Today; 12-55:


HERE ANGELS GO.. TROUBLE FOLLOW(U) Where ever those tccn-angcls go there's the sound of Laughter!


W Technicolor — SPEEDWAY—


ter; 945: From Our Own Correspondent. 10-15: Daily Service; 10-30:


20: The Week in Westmins­


NELSON STADIUM CARR ROAD — NELSON Tomorrow Saturday, May 10th at 7-30 p.m.


NELSON ADMIRALS (Runners-up 1968) V.


KINGS LYNN (Starletts) British League Division II


55: Weather. Programmes; 50: Outlook; 7-55: Weather.


Afternoon Theatre: ’Decline and Fall of the Empire’; 3: Weekend Woman’s Horn-; 4: International Concert . Hall: 5-55: Weather, Programmes; 6: News, Radio Newsreel; News of the North; 6-28: Sport Spotlight; 7: Does The Team Think?; 7-30: A Man and His Music; 8-30: Satur­ day Night Theatre: ‘The Gantry Episode’; 9-58: Wea­ ther; 10: News; 10-10: A Word In Edgeways: 10-55: Lighten Our Darkness; 11-10: Music At Night: 11-42: Weather. News: 11-45: Forecast for Coastal Waters.


BRING THE FAMILY ALONG “DAD” Admission:—Adults 5/-. Children and O.A.P.’s 3/-


FREE PARKING :: LICENSED BAR :: REFRESHMENTS SKIPTON DIVISION YOUNG CONSERVATIVES


CAR1BBEAN~CARMVAL


TEX MATHEWS and his CARIBBEAN RHYTHM Plus 59tll STREET BRIDGE


NEWSHOLME DEMESNE, GISBURN FRIDAY, 23rd MAY 8-00 p.m. to 1-30 a.m.


Soft Drinks — Fancy Hats — Streamers . TICKETS — 10/-


Licensed Bar Applied For — Refreshments


Obtainable from;—Althams Travel Services, 11 New Market Market St., Skipton, or Mr. M. Bell, Croft Cottage, Gisbum


Church of England Children’s Society


(Proceeds for the Children’s Holiday Fund). at


OPEN DAY ST. DENYS, Pimlico Road, Clitheroe


WEDNESDAY, 14th MAY, 1969 House Open 2 to 5 p.m. • >


i Kitchen Staf& and Homo Pro$»!ftall ADMISSION — 1/6


Afternoon Tea — Coffee Evening 7— " \ Bring and Buy Stall — ToatJjolfl


THE PALLADIUM


Week. 7: News. Weather.. 7-3: .' Savile’s Travels. 3; Scene and Sunday Special. '9 : Ed Heard. 4: Stage One. 5: Alan Stewart. , 10:. Symonds- on Freeman. 7: John Peel.


6-55: The.First Day of,the 12:--Family -Favourites. 2: • Sunday.


12-5: Night Ride. 2: News. Weather.


Ravens. 11: Humphrey Lyttelton. 12: Midnight Newsroom.


9: Stuart Henry’s 10: Mike


Week. 7: News, Weather. 7-3: Sunday Special. 9: —as Radio 1. 10: Eric Robinson. 11-31: People’s Service.


Messing About!: 2-31: The Roy Hudd Show. 3: Fanfare! 4-15: Movie-gto-Round. 5:— as Radio 1. 7: Sing Some­ thing Simple.


12:—as Radio 1. 2: Stop


Cricket. 7-37: Grand Hotel. 8: Sunday Half-Hour. 9: Brain of Britain. 9-30: Sounds Familiar. 10: Softly Sentimental. 11:—as Radio 1.


What’s New?. 9: News, Weather. 9-4; Bach Cantatas.


8: News. Weather. - 8-4: RADIO 3.


9-50: Your Concert Choice. 11: Music Magazine.


slav Richter. 1-25: The Soldier's Talc. 2-10: Sviatoslav Richter. 3: Brighton Festival. 5: ■ Ten American Artists. 5.30: Toshiya Eto.


12: Purcell. 12-36: Sviato­


Constitution? 7-30: Arrau and Haitink. 8-15: Busoni’s ‘Faust.’. 8-35: Concert. 9-45: The Old Glory. 10-30: Villa-Lobos. 11: News.


Twin Tub and Automatic


models ; available to suit' your particular needs.


ALSO AVAILABLE O N # mm NO DEPOSIT • DOMESTICS SALES


BURNLEY Bethesda Street - 208 Colne Road, Burnley Lane.


CLITHEROE 8 Market Place. COLNE 22 Market Street NELSON 2 Bankhouse Road


H I I 1 II lill ? I Mill


Tel: 22822 Tel: 22822 Tel: 3103 Tel: 498


Tel: 66021


Weather. Programmes. 8: News. 8-10: Make Yourself at Home. 8-40: The Sunday Papers. 8-50: Sunday Spot. 8-55: Weather. 9: News. 9.5: With Heart and Voice. 9-30: The Archers. 10-30: Morning Service. 11-15: Just What the. Patient Ordered. 11-40: Talka-


ing About Antiques. 4: Can I Help You. 4-15: Sunday Sport. 4-30: The Living World. 5: Down Your Way. -5-40:. Sunday Sport. 5-55: Weather, Programmes.


1: The World This Weekend. 2: Gardeners’ Quescion Time. 2-30: My Music. 3: In the Season of trie Year, 3-30: Talk­


bout. 12-55: Weather, Programmes.


America. G-25: Sunday Sport. M5: Wales in tlie World of Music. 7-55: The Week’s Good Cause Appeal. 8: Subject For Sunday. 8-30: Joseph Vance '9 : Your Hundred Best Tunes 9-58: Weather. 10: News.; 10-10:- The' Damascus Road. 10-50: Epilogue 10-59: Weather. 11: News. 11-2: Music at Night. 11-45: Fore­ cast for Coastal Waters.


. 6: Nows 0-10: Letter From 7- 50: Sunday Reading. 7-55: RADIO 4. 6- 35: Do Wc Need a Written


£100 WORTH OF GROCERIES MUST BE WON UP TO WEDNESDAY, 21st MAY


£100 JACKPOT ON 48 NOS. GOES UP ONE NUMBER EVERY WEEK UNTIL WON


THURSDAY, I5th MAY PRIZE MONEY GUARANTEED AT LEAST £150


Star Junior Club as usual every Saturday MEMBERSHIP FREE


FORM OF APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP TO STAR BINGO AND SOCIAL CLUB


Open Daily 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. for Enrolment DATE ......................... 19.


7- 30: News, . W e a th e r ,


AIGHTON, BAILEY AND CHAIGLEY MEMORIAL HALL, HURST GREEN


Doors Open 6-45 p.m. Eyes Down 7-45 p.m. and thereafter sessions every night at 7-45 FREE GAMES EVERY NIGHT FOR THE OPENING WEEK


SPRING DANCE Will be held


TONIGHT, FRIDAY, 9th MAY


Dancing to THE MELOTONES 9 p.m. — .2 a.m. -


Selection of Fete Queen to' take place 11-30 p.m.


Licensed Bar, until 1 a.m... Admission. — 5/-


Rcfreshments available until midnight


MEMBERS ONLY JOIN NOW ^STARLIGHT &.VJ5 ><- '


May 11th and Week — Commence 7-45 p.m. _______________ J jl


G EO RG I E


and should I be elected, undertake to abide by the Club Rules as displayed on the Club Premises and which I understand may be amended from time to time. I declare that I am over 18 years of age.


. 1 desire to become a member of STAR BINGO - and SOCIAL Club and of STAR LINK BINGO CLUB •


. COMPLETION return this form to the. 'club. When you have been elected your mem­ bership card will be forwarded - by post, and on re-, ceipt • your:- mem­ bership " becomes valid. •


AFTER ■ -


NAME IN FULL: (Mr./Mrs./Miss) ..................................... '


ADDRESS


(Block .Letters Please) ......... .


• IlililtlM Profession or Occupation........y\".”V


.........Date of Birth “ ‘ : (If under 21)


Signed:


Plus—Recording Artists THE WEDGEWOODS Top Comic JOHNNY BALL


■ • -Great Impressionist STEVE MARTIN ;: : ..Glamourous Singer-.JANIE LEE-


A; TREMENDOUS PROGRAMMER-COME ! 1 ■


SOONER! . ... ,


Sunday 5/:, Monday to TImrsday 3/6, Friday 5/- Safurday 6/-


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“I’m going into investment.” i


WHY NOT TI 1


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Telephone] ( or call at thc|


■i'S


li 'qeEmniG . TUCi SUNDAY.


'MAY11 Peler Stre i n C J 6- 55: The First Day of the RADIO 2


The Palladium will close after the last performance on Saturday night and re-open on THURSDAY, 15th MAY as a


TONIGHT AND SATURDAY - Michael Caine in PLAY DIRTY (X) Friday at 7-30 p.m. Saturday Continuous from 5-30 plus Prospect of Iceland (U)


SATURDAY STAR JUNIOR CLUB at 1-45 p.m. BLOOD ARROW — CARTOONS 9 p.m. S (X) Tel: 3278


WADDINGTON READING ROOM — - o -


GRAND DANCE


TONIGHT FRIDAY, MAY 9th ST. HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL Dancing to


THE STRAUSS SMASH BAND and THE HEATHAN BLOOD — 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. ADMISSION — 51-


THE FARMHOUSE RESTAURANT


WADDINGTON FELLS Farmhouse Fare


High Teas Daily -------0—;—


Lunches, High Teas and Dinners available Saturdays and Sundays


Closed Thursdays and Fridays With the exception of pre­ booked table reservations


Tel: Clitheroe 3173


St. John Ambulance Brigade Nursing Cadets


DANCE


in the St. John Ambulance Brigade Hall. Church Brow, Clitheroe


Friday, May 9th


Dancing 7-30 p.m. to 10-30 p.m. to THE CAVEDWELLERS ADMISSION - 3/6


Right of admission reserved


WADDINGTON CRICKET CLUB


Pound Stall in


Jmnble and


WADDINGTON METHODIST SCHOOL


FRIDAY, MAY 9th 7-30 p.m.


ADMISSION — 3d. The Mayoress's Committee SUNDAY MAY 11th Tea and Cake Evening


WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th 7 to 9 p.m.


at CASTLEFORD


QUEENS ROAD, CLITHEROE in aid of Castleford


Bring and Buy Stall, Hat Bar ADMISSION — 1/6


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE


TEL. 3585 SATURDAY, MAY 10th RICARDO SUNDAY, MAY 11th


BETTY DAVIES B IN GO


THURSDAY, MAY 15th 8 o’clock start • Double (won)


i 26 ..'15. . £30 this week


4 Jackpots Treble (not won)


' 23 • 2 . 5 . ‘ £50 this week


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND W.l.


Warmly welcomes members and friends to a


Coffee Evening at


FOX GHYLL BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND


home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Bosonnet on


WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th


Bring and Buy Stalls, Cakes, Etc.


ADMISSION — 1/6 Including coffee and biscuits


■ Proceeds for^Wtl.i-Funds v 9 •' - ,


Clitheroe Venture Scouts Supporters Committee


Cheese and


Wine Evening THURSDAY, MAY 15th from 7-30 p.m.


(by kind permission of Dr. and Mrs. G. Hampson)


at 7 HEREFORD DRIVE CLITHEROE


Tombola — Bring and Buy ADMISSION — 5/-


at 6-30 p.m. — GOSPEL SERVICE Speaker:


Mr. B. HUMPHREYS, Bury HOLDEN CHAPEL Sunday School


Anniversary MAY 11th, 1969


REV. H. ROBINSON


Afternoon 1-30 p.m. Evening 7-00 p.m. Preacher:


Collections for Sunday School Fund.


METHODIST CHURGH Low Moor, Clitheroe


Sunday School Anniversary


SUNDAY NEXT, MAY 11th


Preacher: Rev. J. A. Mimmack (Oswaldtwistle)


Morning School 10-15 a.m. Chairman: Mr. G. Barnes Allternoon Service 2-15 p.m. The Scholars will take part


Evening Service 6-15 p.m. Soloists: Miss Linda and Master Whitfield (of Waddington)


Organist: Mr. C. Jones


A hearty invitation is extended to all


Clitheroc


Congregational Church SUNDAY, MAY 11th


10-30 a.m. Family Worship


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


Austerity Lunch . in Schoolroom


T • No Evening-Service.*;'.:;; ' TOSSIDi f ,


__ for Christian Aid ; •• «5-i J. '


SUNDAY. MAY 11th Rogation


Service at 7-30 p.m. Followed by


Old Tossidcrs Reunion in The School.


tfte Cross Keps Inn EAST MARTON Tel: Earby 3485 — (Free House)


GRILLS AND SUPPERS NIGHTLY (7-30 p.m. onwards)


Steaks — Chops — Scampi — Chicken — Ham and Eggs — Fish — Sandwiches — Snacks


MID-DAY — Soup — Sandwiches — Ham and Eass .


BLACKl Klhl


WEDNEStg


HALLE SIR J(|


Overture, Oberon Fantasia on GrcensJ Symphony No. 3 Symphony No. 6


TICKETS 21|


From Mrs. H. TattJ and The PubJ


Alistair Mi adverituri new.lri


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


Sunday School Anniversary MAY 11th


REV. JAMES WRIGHT 10-30 a.m. Family Service


Demonstration by Primary and Beginners Morning Coffee following Service 6-00 p.m. Evening Service


Theme;—“The Lord’s Prayer” , MANOR HALL


Millthorne Avenue, Clitheroe 33rd ANNUAL


CONFERENCE SATURDAY, MAY 10th AT 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. Speakers:


Mr. E. L. H. OGDEN, Poulton-Le-Fylde Mr. MICHAEL THOMAS, Liverpool


l’aythornc Methodist Cl SATURDAY, MAY I


Sunday Schl Effort


Flower Stall : RcfrcsH Proceeds for Decorating!


2 p.m. to 5 p.n Cake Stall : Toy ,


SUNDAY, MAY 11


Sunday Schl Anniversaij


fi-30 p.m. Evening Seil Preacher: ■


2 p.m. Children’s Seri ■


Mr. HOWELL ,ION| ST AMBROSlI


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Drivl FRI


Whist and' Dancin


BILL SUTC1 Admission: 5/1


Clitheroc Cricll Chat


DAN< By the-Pul ST. IVl Ail


on SATURDa I TICKETS 4/6,


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May bo obtained frorrl Avenue; Mrs. S. Bag Photographers, York f Brow; West End I


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