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2 'ciitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 13, 1969 WEEKEND PROGRAMMES Saturday


TELEVISION BBC 1


Dice Cosi; 10.40: Weather; 10.45: Trooping the Colour. 12.15: Cricket, First Test Match. 1.30: Grandstand Cr i c k e t , Racing, Lawn Tennis, Athletics, Mo t o r Racing, Le Mans, Motor Cycling. Fight of The Week. 5.15: Dr. Who. 5.40:. News, 5.50: Here's Lucy. 6.15: Dee Time. 6.50: Ice Cabaret. 1.30: Show of the North. 8.15: The Saturday Thriller: ‘Jigsaw.’ 10: News, Weather. 10.10: International Football. 11:


9.30: Vamos a Ver. 10: Si


RADIO RADIO—1


Whatever Next?. 11.25: Lc Mans. 11.35: A Mon Called Ironside. 12.25: Weather. 12.27: Northern News Sum­ mary.


BBC 2


B o u n t y Hu n t e r . 4.15: Cricket. First Test. 6.35: Gardeners’ Wor ld. 6.50: Wheelbase. 7-15: News, Sport Weather. 7.30: S i n i s t e r Street. 8.15: The Phllpott


3: Saturday Cinema, ’The


55: Colour me Pop. 11.15: News Summary. 11.25: Mid­ night Movie, 'The Planter’s


Wife,’ GRANADA


File. 9.5: Noel Harrison in London. 9.45: Trooping the Colour. 10.10: Release. 10.-


I. 20: News. 1.25: World of Sport. 5: Results Round-up. 5.15: Woobinda Animal Doc­ tor. 5.40: Joe 90. 6.10: News. 6.15: Set ’em up, Joe. 7: Department “S”. 7.55: Mys­ tery and Suspense. 9.30: Rogues’ Gallery. 10.30: News. 10.40: Trumpets of Majesty. II.


12.50: Play Better Golf.


^ ‘.absolutely wonderful.?, est.’


Sfe), SUNDAYEXPRESS * 40: John Hanson Sings.


‘Flash,Bang, Wallop.Whaf a Picture!’


- SUNDAYMIRROR


Breakfast Special. ‘ 8-32: Barry Mason. 9-55: Who’s Who? 10: Everett is Here. 12:, Emperor Rosko.


5-30: News,. weather, 5-32:


\ Johnnie Walker. 3-53: Who’s v Who. 4-2: Pick of What’s New. 5-32: Peter Drummond. C-32: Jazz Club. 7-30: News. .7-34: Weather.' 7-37: At the Straw Hat.


1: Country Meets Folk. 2:


Straw Hat. 8-20: Join Jim Dale. 8-50: BBC Inter­ national Festival of Light Music 1969. 10:—as Radio 1. Radio 1 and 2, Le Mans 24- hour Race for Sports Cars: commentary start: 2-58 p.m. Progress reports at: 3-15, 7-35, 10-15 p.m. 12-15 and 1-15 a.m. 8: News, weatlier.:


8-20: Join Jim Dale. 8-50: European Pop Jury. 9-50: Pete Murray. 12: Midnight Newsroom. 12-5: Night Ride. 2: News, weather.


RADIO—2


Breakfast Special. 832:— as Radio 1. 9-55: Five to Teh. 10: Tim Gudgin. 12: March­ ing and Waltzing. 1: The Jack Jackson Show.


5-30: News, weather. 5-32:


2: The Frank Chacksfield Hour. 3: Best of Album Time. 4: Melody Fair. 6: Singalong with Joe. 6-32: Those Were The Days: 7-25: S p o r t s Review,


cricket scores. 7-30: News. 7-34:Weather. 7-37: At the


Sunday mm


ing. 1.40: New Clothes that Count. 2-10- News. 2-11:


Jeevan. 9-30: The Expanding Classroom. 10: SI Dice Cosi. 11: Seeing and Believing. 11-30: In Rehearsal. • 12: Something to Say. 12-30: Decide for Yourself. 1-5; ,Le Mans. 1-15: Farm­


9; Nai Zindagi — Naya BBC 1


Pimpernel. 5-55: Tom and Jerry. 6-5:' News, weather. 6-15; Reason to Believe. 6-50: Songs of Praise. 7-20: Michael


RADIO RADIO 1


First Day of the Week. 7: News Weather. 7.2: Sunday Special. 9.2: Barry Mason. 10: Symonds on Sunday. 12: Family F a v o u r i t e s . 2.2:


6.45: Lc Mans. 6.55: The


Story of Alcock and Brown. 3.-35: Film Matinee: “Sky­ lark”. 5.5: Look Where You’re Going. 530: The Elusive


?'''i$ie‘ Vlfst .Across; The


Aspel. - 7-25: Dr. Finlay’s casebook.


.. bus. 11-20: Weather. 11.22: Reason to Believe. 11-57:


1-50: Sunday • Cricket. 7: , .NgKL^e«j05..^ea^g r, „J3&;


Northern News. BBC 2


and the Count Basie Orch­ estra. 11-15: News, Sunday Cricket Scoreboard. 11-20: Film Night. GRANADA


Alwin Nikolais) .9-35; The Fragile Universe. 10.25: Show of the Week, Tony Bennett


11: Parish Communion. Savile’s Travels. 3.2: Scene


and Heard. 4.4: Stage One. 5: Pick of the Pops. 7: John Peel. 9: Stuart Henry. 10: Mike Raven. 11: Coleman Hawkins. 12: Midnight News­ room. 12-5: Night Ride. 2:


8-15: The ,Great Stars: “Penny Serenade”. 10-10: News, Weather. 10-25: Omni-


12-15: Underwater swimming. 12.40: All About Riding. 1-05: Deux Mondes. 1-25; Interval. 1-30: Money-go -round. 2: Motor Racing. 2.25: The Prisoner.


3-50: Custer. 445: The Golden Shot. 5-30: The


Adventures of Robin Hood. 6: News. ’6-15: Taliesin Tales.


Once More With Feeling. (■


8-25: Trie Avengers. 9.20: The Big Picture: Alan Bates, June Ritchie' and Thora Hird in “A Kind of Loving”. 10.10: News. 10-20: The Big Picture, Part Two. 11-40: Man From Interpol.


7-25: The Liberace Show.


News, Weather, RADIO 2


Jazz Record Requests. 11-25: Test Match Special;


Saturday Concert. 9: News, 10: Record Review. 10-55:


8: News, weather. 84: The RADIO—3


Rugby Union; Golf; Racing from France; Lawn Tennis. Motor Racing; Golf. 640: Beethoven. 7-30: Vau-


programme news. 8: News. 8-10: News of the North. 8- 15: I t ’s Saturday. 845: Today’s Papers. 8-50:


.‘a hit and : a half..?


EVENING STANDARD


Yesterday in Parliament. 9: News. 9-5: The Weekly World. 9-20: The Week in Westminster. 945: From our own Correspondent. 10-15: Daily Service, 10-30: Thomas Woodrooffe. 10-55: Trooping . the Col­


tiin. 8-10: Bath Festival. 845: Personal View. 9-5: Bath Festival. 10-10: Troilus aiyi Criseyde. 1040: Mozart, 11: News.


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


6-30: News. 6-32: Farming RADIO-—4


news. 7: News. 7-10: News of the North. 7-15: On Your Farm. 745: Today’s Papers. 7- 50: Outlook. 7-55: Weather,


' reel. 6-25: News of the North. 630: Sport Spotlight. 7:


Afternoon Theatre. 3: Week­ end Woman’s Hour. 4: Inter­ national Concert Hall. 5-55: Weather, programme news. 6: News and Radio News-


1: News. 1-15: Any Questions 2:


Many a Slip. 730: BBC International


55: Weather, programme


Festival of Light Music 1969. 830: Saturday N i g h t Theatre: ■My Cousin Rachel’. 9- 58: Weather. 10: News. 10- 10: A Word in Edgeways. 1035 Lighten our Darkness. 11- 10: Music at Night. 1142: Weather, news. 1145: Fore­ cast for coastal waters.


our. 12-15: Motoring and the Motorist. 12-35: Forces Fav­ ourite. 12-55: Northern News.


.Liiai- DAILYSKETCH


! ‘.a Gold- Standard . musical.’


NORTH LANCASHIRE CHESIURE HOME OAKLANDS, GARSTANG (Clitheroe Support Group)


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m this year of 1969, the greatest piece of history of all time has been written, with the conquest of space. The most fantastic chapter is soon to come when man makes his bid to land on the moon. M.G.M. now provide an astounding entertainment experience — a dazzling trip to the moon, the planets and the stars beyond in the Stanley Kubrick pro­ duction


SHOWING WEEK COMMENCING JUNE 23rd -


2 0 0 1 A SPACE ODYSSEY (Super Panavision, Metrocolor)


RAMBLE ^STARLIGHT Sffl


June 15th and Week — Commencing 7-45 p.m. Britain^ Leading “Pop Folk” Group — THE


SETTLERS Over 500 B.B.C., Radio and TV Shows!


ALSO—Welcome return of evergreen singing favourite LES HOWARD


and—still going strong—Comedian JIMMY,


tfried "by* «va * •


PHIL CONWAY,'— 2k)LTAN Come and have a wonderful time!


GISBURN VILLAGE GALA SATURDAY, JUNE 14lh, 1969


First Day of the Week, 7.2: Sunday Special. 9.2: as Radio 1. 10: Eric Robinson. 11.31: People’s Service. 12: as Radio 1. 2: Stop Messing About. 2.31: You’re Only Old Once. 3: Fanfare. 4.15: Movie-go-Round, 5: as Radio 1. 7: Sing Something Simple. 7.30: News, Weather, Cricket scores. 7.37: Grand Hotel. 8.30: Sunday Half-Hour. 9: Brain of Britain 1969. 9.30: Many a Slip. 10: S o f t l y Sentimental. 11: as.Radio 1. Le Mans 24-hour. Race for Sports . Cars 6.45-7.0 a.m.: (Radio 1 and 2) summary of


6.45: Le Mans. 6.55: The


reports on Radio 1 at 9: 11: a.m., 2: p.m. The Finish (Radio 1): 3: p.m.


RADIO 3


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


8: News, weather: 84:


11: Music Magazine; 12: Ari­ adne on Naxos; 2-15: Indian Music.


Music m 20th Century Litera­ ture; 5-35: Stockhausen: 6-10: Vautrin; 7-30: Stokowski Con­ ducts.


8-35: Stokowski. 930: A Crisis of Organised Labour; 11:’ News; 11-10: A Crisis of Organised Labour. :


8- RADIO 4


models available to suit your particular needs.


Twin Tub and Automatic ALSO AVAILABLE ON •BrntEAIR


NO DEPOSIT •! TERMS


DOMESTICS SALES For Service ring Padtham 72061 * . r


BURNLEY Bethesda Street. , COLNE .22 Market Street N E LS 0 N 2 Bankhouse Road CLITHEROE 8 Market Place.


Tel: 22822. Tel: 498


Tel: 66021 /• Tel: 3103 E BKS


Weather, programme news; 8: News; 8-10: Make Yourself At Home, The Eye-Witness; 840: Tlie Sunday Papers; 8-50: Sunday Spot; 8-55: Wea: ther; 9: News.


7-50: Sunday Reading; 7-55: '“g g S 1


930: Tile Archers; 1030: Parish Communion; 11-15: Record Recovery; 11-40: Talk- about; 12-10: Sunday Listen­ ing Post.


South-East Asia; 12-55: Wea­ ther, news; 1: The World this Weekend; 2: Gardeners’ Ques­ tion Time; 2-30: The Sunday Play; 330: Talking About Antiques; 4: Can I Help You?; 4-15: Sunday Sport; 4-30: The Living World; 5: Down Your Way; 540: Sun­ day Sport: 5-55: Weather, programme news. 6: News; 6-10: Letter from


12-25: Johnny Morris in


7- 55: The Week’s Good Cause; 8: Subject for Sunday; 8-30: ■Joseph Vance; 9: Your Hun­


America; 6-25: Sunday Sport; 6-


11- 2: Music at Night; 11-45: Forecast .for coastal, waters.


35: The Maker of Melody;


dred Best Tunes; 9-58: ■ Wea­ ther; 10: News; 10-10: Jean Sablon; 10-50: The. Epilogue;- 10-


9- 5: With Heart and Voice;


J U N E S * IICKETS. ■J


g\S.GWLLS* BU/£ I4G00N AND'sV^ £*/ib,bbe^ ^ 50: Your Concert Choice; 3: Aldebm-gh Festival; 5:, 15: Letter from Italy;- ;


on the CRICKET FIELD at 5-45 p.m. Fancy Dress and Decorated Floats Parade Children’s Sports — Pony Rides rr- Sideshows


Entertainments — Pillow Fights— Tug of War Barbecue and Refreshments’ Slaidburn Silver Band


ADMISSION 2/- — CHILDREN 1/- : ^ 5 a r 'r y ^ B t e r '


GRASS WOOD, STRID WHARFE


Leader: .Mr. J. Stanier


Private bus from Station at 1-00 p.m.


SATURDAY, JUNE 14th Bring Own Refreshments


VISIT TO FYLDE WATER’ BOARD


FILTRATION PLANT


Private bus from Station at 6-15 p.m.


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th Please come to a COFFEE EVENING at FOY HOUSE, Claremont Avenue, Ciitheroc


(by kind permission of Dr., and Mrs. W. D. Oliver) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th — 7 to 9 p.m. ADMISSION 1/6 — Bring and Buy Stall


CLITHEROE NATURALISTS SOCIETY ST. PAUL'S CHURCH LOW MOOR — CLITHEROE


Invite you to a programme of


Music for Organ and


Voice on


Wednesday, 25th June at 7-30 p.m.


in St. Paul’s Church


THE DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Rossall School, Fleetwood R. PROCTOR, M.U.S.B., A.R.C.O.


Arranged and presented by


A collection will be taken in aid of the New Church Hall


1st PENDLE SCOUT GROUP


Floral Art Demonstration By Mrs. S. NANSON


^ J W N D X V , a 3 r j .JU N E ,.IMS.:;


at TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH CLITHEROE


TICKETS: 2/- EACH Refreshments provided


PALLADIUM - CLITHEROE bi wgo s social club


FRIDAY, 13th JUNE


GROUP GAME - £113 FOR LOWEST CIRCUIT CALL


FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 13th and 141h JUNE TENNER SESSIONS : R o e f ie ld h o t e l


the night’s racing and ‘first’ light’ commentary. Progress


€di$Tord Bridge CLITHEROE’S ONLY TOP CLASS


RESIDENTIAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT


RESTAURANT OPEN TO


NON-RESIDENTS EACH EVENING ,


Mondiy—Friday inclusive Booking for


12-00 noon — 2-oo p.m. Ndw Open Lunch .Small Parties accepted


Phone Ciitheroc 2010 ' : — FULLY LICENSED ,:—


FOR TABLE RESERVATION i . ..


“TENNER-A-TICKIET”—8 House Book 3/- -------------o-------------. SUNDAY, 15th JUNE


“LUCKY SEAT” DRAW


For CASH PRIZE -------------0------------- ' :


MONDAY, 16th JUNE “SUPER ECONOMY”


“BOB-A-LONG N1TE” 6 House Book 1/- —----------o------------


TUESDAY, 17fh JUNE


FAMILY GET-TOGETHER O.A.P.’s LUCKY-DIP SURPRISES


WEDNESDAY, 18th JUNE “BE MY GUEST” NITE


CHICKEN and CHAPAGNE FEAST :• —:-------- O-------------


THURSDAY, 19th JUNE


BIG GUARANTEE - £100 on 8 House Books


HOORAY! No charge for O.A.P.’s up to and including 18th JUNE


.Subject to Rule 21 — Members Only


SLAIDBURN WHIT8UNTIDE FESTIVAL.


COFFEE EVENING Tat HAMMERTON HALL:


’OMORROW, SATURDAY. 630 p.m.—9 p.m. Admission - 2/6. Children .Free.


DANCING TO THE NEPTUNES&DISC?! ' WEDNESDAY NIGHTS at 8 00 pm


GOLDEN PALM NIGHT


ADMISSION 5 7


1 - (AFTER 10 30 SATURDAY NIGHTS at 8 00 pm ADMISSION


LATE LATE NIGHT 7'6 (AFTER 103010'6)


MONDAY NIGHTS 7-00-1100 pm AGOLDEN DISC DMISSION P LU STO P D ISC S


E V E R YW ED N E SD A Y A N D SA TU RD A YN IG H T S


% DISC NIGHTSMONOAY&THURSDAYx r .......... 59: Weather; 11: News: ■*JU- ' ,’i


3'6 THURSDAY 700-1100 pm


AHEARTBEATDMISSION 4'6


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TUESDAY FRIDAY & SUNDAY 1 PRIVATE HIRE & SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS


1 ’ i


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Double (won) .4 29,


£30 this week


.Treble (not won) 28


6 27 £50 this week CIVIC hall Tel: 3278 (GRAND KINEMA) Tel: 3278


The Magnificent Two (U) Technicolor. The Carry on Team in Follow That Camel (Technicolor). MONDAY TO SATURDAY at 730 p.m.


FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 6-45 Morccambe and Wise in SATURDAY, JUNE 14th LURRY KING SUNDAY, JUNE, 15th


DAVE DELANEY B I N G O


1 THURSDAY, JUNE 19th


SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY


8 o’clock start 4 Jackpots


Prcaohcr: Rev. G. A. Maland. Services: Afternoon 1-50 pan., Evening 6-0 p.m


Soloist: Mr Oswald Evans (No morning service).


THE CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL


Ncwton-in-Bowland 2 7 3 rd CHAPEL


ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, 15th JUNE


Services at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.


Conducted by the Rev. G. W. CURRY


Organist:—Mr. G. T. Hitchen L.R.A.M.


Soloist:—Mrs. m. Clough (Whalley)


LIBERAL ASSOCIATION HURST GREEN WJiist and Domino Drive


in the MEMORIAL HALL Hurst Green


FRIDAY, JUNE 20th at 7-30 p.m.


GOOD PRIZES


ADMISSION — 3/- Including Supper


GREAT HARWOOD F.C. Ladies Committee


Invite you to a


Sherry Evening at the home of


Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Keighley


"Greensleeves" Maple Close, Whallcy


SATURDAY, JUNE 14th From 8-00 p.m.


ADMISSION — 4/-


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATF,


TEL. 3585


Congregational Church ------o------


Ciitheroc1 ,


SUNDAY, JUNE 15th Family Worship 10-30 a.m.


6 p.m. Holy Communion


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


METHODIST CHURCH WEST BRADFORD


Trinity Methodist Church • -------- :o----------


; SUNDAY, JUNE 15th 8 a.m. Holy Communion 10-30 a.m. Sister Hannah


6 p.m. Rev. N. D. Walton Laics Class 2-30 p.m. Sister Hannah


Milthorne Avenue, Ciitheroc —-----o-------


MANOR GOSPEL HALL


SUNDAY, JUNE 15th Gospel Service 6-30 p.m. Mr. D. BEATTIE (Preston)


Ladies Bright Hour 2-45 p.m. Speaker: Mrs. KAY (Penwortham)


Wednesday, June 18th '


METHODIST CHURCH LOW MOOR


------- 0------- GIFT DAY


■will receive gifts from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.


SATURDAY, JUNE 14th The Rev. E. S. JOSELIN


Also Bring and Buy Stall Afternoon teas will be served


.PROCEEDS FOR TRUST FUNDS


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE ------- o-------


Jazz Festival in the Castle Grounds


Tomorrow, Sat., June 14th 2-00 p.m. to 6-00 p.m. and 7-30 p.m. to 1045 p.m. Dancing in Marquee


CHRIS BARBER and Four Supporting Bands


Children and O.A.P. 1/6 Evening 7/6


ADMISSION: Afternoon 3/-


The Best of Entertainment LOW MOOR CLUB


B INGO —Thursday and Saturday in the Lounge


FRIDAY FREE and EASY


Sunday, June 15th Karen Delacy (Good singer)


Clitheroe Folk Group—Dog & Partridge, Wellgate—Juno 13th At last, the “Singing Toby Jub”' is here, from London •


, FOLK SING-OUT! TONIGHT Shortly: McCalmans -k McCalmans McCalmans and your residents — IAN and JUDITH DAVE CALDERHEAD


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH ORGAN SOCIETY


SOCIAL EVENING at MOORLAND SCHOOL Ribblcsdale Avenue, Clithcroc


By kind permission of the Principal


MONDAY, 16th JUNE 7-00 p.m. — 9-00 p.m.


Transport available to School from Town End of Ribblesdale Avenue.


Bring and Buy Stall — Tombola — Clock Golf etc. ADMISSION — 1/6


THE NATIONAL CHILDRENS HOME ' ----------o------:----


A Garden Party and Fete Will beheld on


SATURDAY, JUNE 21st in the Grounds of


BOWL AND COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL


THE MAYOR OF CITHEKOE, Coun. S. F. Hardman accompanied by the Mayoress


Riversmead, Grindleton, Clitheroe at 2-30 pan. Chairman: Mr. G. C. Braithwatte of Clitheroe — Opened by — •


ENTERTAINMENT by FRED and JEAN Childrens Television Entertainers


Sideshows ., . Various Stalls


and SLAIDBURN-SILVER. BAND >


Free Transport from Grindleton to the Fete Adequate Car Parking Facilities


Look 'down on your work


While you have a bullet ' .Luncheon': up.at the • W E L L S PR IN G S


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‘ CLITHEROE F.C. ----- r


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Beat Dance 'in


ST. HELEN’S SCHOOL


! f ’ WADDINGTON >TONIGHT FR ID AY


"Oh; A DM IS S IO N


: ' ’. ■ Dancing to ’.THE ROUNDABOUT” (Warrington)


'5/-


9th. C|ltheroe Congregational . '".yGuldes and Brownies


$.},'! *>Road, Clitheroe SATURDAY, JUNE,21st .


22-Seller> * Afternoon. Teas. ADMISSION— y -


Country Fair S^JPS Cottase, Waddlngton


L ? ~t'i-2-30 p.m.'to 6 p.m: {Stalls, .Bring,-and-Buyr Puncli t


and/Judy, .Sideshows, Fortune 2? Como al


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