Clitiieroc Advertiser and Times November 20,1970 li T WEEKEND PROGRAMMES


SATURDAY GRANADA


Tool Bon. 12-15: Fireball XL5. 12-45: News. 12-


11-


12-55: On the Ball: 1-20: They're Off—Racing from Warwick and Wetiierby. 3-10: International Sports Special. 3-55: Results, Scores and News. 4- Wrestling. 4-55: Results Round-Up. 5-10: Lost in Space—"Wild


25: On Reflection. 11-50:


5-50: Wildlife Safari to Ethi­ opia. 6-15: If it's Saturday it must bo Nimmo. 6-45: Dixon of Dock Green. 7-30: The Rolf Harris Show. 8- 25: The Saturday Thriller


50: World of Sport:


—“The Borgia Stick”. 10: News, and Weather. 10-10: Match of the day special. 12-2: Weatherman.


BBC— 2


Adventures”. 6-10: News. 6-15: The Golddiggers in London. 6-45: The New People. 7-30: No That's Me Over Here. 8: The FBI. 9: Fraud


BBC— 1


Dice Cosi—Italian. 12: Wea­ therman. 12-5 Space Kidcttes. 12-25: EdandZed! 12-45: Grandstand, Boxing.


9-35: Square Two. 10: Si


12-50: Football Preview. 1-50: Racing. 2-10: International Lawn Tennis. 3-45: Rugby League. 4-55: Results Sendee. 5-20. The Pink Panther Show'. 5-40: News and Weatherman.


laby of Broadway”. 7-10: Westminster review. 7-30: News, sport, Weather. 7-40: Rugby Special. 8-25: Chron­ icle. 9- 15: Champagne On Ice.


3: Saturday Cinema—"Lul­


Squad. 10: News. 10-10: For Adults Only—“Men in War”.


10: The Roads to Freedom. The Reprieve, 10-45: Disco 2. 11-10: News on 2 and weather. 11-15; Midnight Movie— "Phaedra".


SUNDAY GRANADA


On Refiection. 12-35: Music Room. 1: Toolbox. 1-25: All Our Yesterdays. 1-55: Inter­


11: Morning Service. 12-10:


pol Calling. 2-20: Football. 3-20: Quen­


tin Durgens. 4-15: The Secret Service. 4-40: The Golden


WHALLEY YOUTH CLUB GETS UNDER WAY


’


AT LAST. Whalley has a youih dub which promises to thrive like a well-watered rose, and not wither and die like


s predecessors. The difference is that this one has a qualified and enthusiastic leader as its nurseryman.


Jail >eop!c md 20 turned up The Rev. E. S. Joselin. of


.he Mctholis-t Church, is diaivman of a 12-man Managc- uent Committer, of which Wrs. W. Hague is the scerel- irv. and Mr. Riley, treasurer. The club was formed by


lions in the village. SPONSORS


hopes to show films near future.


‘Whalley Local Action Group”, mute up of 10 members from eat* of the three denomina- stlTC!;s'


i tack of leadership, but this mo has the experience of Mi-. 3. Turner, of Burnley, at its


Previous attempts to run a, cut;h chib failed because of


ion Youth Club Workers' Club or three years, and is a lua'.iiied part-time leader. Sponsorship is coming from


heart. Mr. Turner was with Not­


O H E M A


.he three parishes, but the up­ keep and facilities will have to be financed from the Club's 5s, annual subscription, which tomes into force in about a


nonih. If the club is successful.


:.hc County Council Education Department will offer to spon-


50r it. As wei! as the 5s. subscr.p-


ticn. it will also cost the members—tv ho must come from Whalley. Barrow or Bil- lingt-on—is. each time they


attend.


was very cheap compared to most other fcrm3 of entertain­ ment nowadays. The club will be meeting m


But Mr. Jcselin said this FACILITIES


the Methodist Hal! on Wed­ nesdays and the Catholic Hall on Mondays, and. for the time being, the members will have to cany ail the equ’.pmcnt to


f.F. introduced to the Danes


IT THE last meting of Clith- :roe and District Young Fan­ ners' Club, Mr. T. Fitcroft, eader. gave a very interest- ng talk on his trip to Den-


nark last May. He was one of six members


rom Lancashire who went vitih a large party of people i--n England, Scotland and


.Vales. A vote of thanks was pvo-


josed by George Whitwell md seconded by Susan Hart-


Mr. H. Whitwel! was chair- nan of the business meeting


ey. , .


hat followed. It. was announced that


noth Clithcrcc teams had yen in the second round of .hr: senier quiz, held the n:ght isfore. The scores were: Clitherce ‘At 53 points: shipping. 361 points: Cl.th- jroe B’ 55: Samlesbury B


II points. Clitheroe and Barnoldswick


remen were called out at 30 a.m. after a malicious iller reported a car on fire.


g is b u r n w.l.


M5TMAS FAYRE in the


Festival Hail on


Saturday, December 5th at 3-00 p.in.............. Opener;


.in. J. Blackburn of Clitlieroe


FATHER CHRISTMAS Various Stalls Teas


ClLtheroe Swimming Pool and


Proceeds for Institute Funds


SCREAM OR WEEP AT WILL


THREE KINGS of horror films, Vincent Price, Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee, all star in “Scream and Scream Again”, showing from Monday to Wednesday at the Civic Hall. I t is a Him which probes the


world of organic transplants and the manufacture cf a race of super-humans. Two girls are murdered and


drained of their blood through the work of a vampire. There is a vat of acid in the doctor's house as well as a secret operating theatre where Vin­ cent Price, as the doctor, takes the limbs and organs from living people and assem­ bles them into a new creature, Judy Huxtable makes a


•the musical which won 10 Academy Awards—“West Side Story"—is Showing. I t is the story of two rival


guest appearance and Alfred Marks plays a police superin­ tendent. From Thursday to Saturday,


gangs who inhabit the west- side of New York, one the Jets led by Russ Tamblyn and the other the Sharks, led by George Chakiris. The Sharks arc Puerto Rican. The film also tells the love


notv, there has been nothing for young people to do in Whalley. "They cither go into pubs, or roam about the ■reels" they said. Elizabeth, of Sydney Avenue,


members. Elizabeth Ann Rcnnan, (18). and Linda Coxon (17), agree that, until


Two of the Youth Club's new


Shot. 5-35: The Flaxion Boys. 6- 5: News. 6-15: Seven Days.


"Topkapi”. 10: News. 10-15: Happy Ever After. 11-15: The Frost Programme.


55:


SU N D A Y BBC— 1


van. 9-30: Know- How (Engin­ eering). 10: Si Dice Cosi. 11: Seeing and Believing. 11-35: Men and Materials. 12: Ask Zena Skinner!


9: Nai Zindagi—Nnya Jee-


6-55: Give a t Seven—“Shel­ ter” appeal. 7: Stars on Sun­ day. 7-20: Please Sir. 7-


The Big Picture—


The desert wav—pan, 2. 8-30: Saturday night theatre—“A question of fact", 10-10: A word in edgeways. Sunday. Radio 1. 8-2: Sun­


day morning with Pat Dood.v. 10: Dave Lee Travis, 2: Savile’s


Family favourites, 2-1: The Ronnie Corbett thing. 2-30: Not in front ol the children 7- 8-


10-


travels, 5: Pick of the DJs— Reveille awards, 8: Pete Drum­ mond. Radio 2. 8-2: Dudley Savage. 1:


Eric Robinson, 12-1:


12-25: Hardy Heating Inter­ national. 1-25: Farming. 1-55: The Education Programme. 2-20: Made in Britain. 2-29: News Headlines. 2-30:


choice, 1-10: Handel and Albi­ noni—festival concert, 5-5 Talking about music, 7-30: Romeo and Juliet, 10-55: Organ recital. Radio 4, 8-20: Make yourself


Radio 3, 10: Your concept


Personal Choice. 2-55: Golden Silents. 3-20: Asterix the Gaul. 3-25: Sunday's Adven­ ture Film—“Harry Black and the Tiger". 5-10: Here's Lucy. 5-35:


at home, 9-5: Sunday papers, 11-


Little Women. G: News and Weatherman. 6-10: Malcolm


Muggcridge asks The Ques­ tion Why. 6-50: Song3 of Praise. 7-25' Dr. Finlay's Casebook.


8- 9-


ring Frank Sinatra, 9-30: News and Weather.


BBC—2


Weather. 7-25; The Ray Stevens Show. 8-15: The World About Us. 9: Music on


7: News Review and 2.


9-50: The Roads to Free­ dom: The Reprieve. 10-35:


The Goodies. 11-5: News and Weather. 11-10: Film Night. THE PICK OF THE


RADIO PROGRAMMES


Breakfast Special, 10-1: Melody Time, 12-1: Ted says that’s showbiz, 2-1: Sport on 2, Line­ up, Sports forum, Embassy


Saturday, Radio 2, 5-33:


tennis championships, Racing. Cricket. Rugby Union, Associ­ ation Football, Sports report, 7-30: Country meets folk, 10-1: Ray Moore’s Saturday Night. Radio 3, 9-4: Mozart’s "Tire


CIVIC HALL Tel: 3278 (GRAND KINEMA)


Friday and Saturday at 7-30 p.m. Walter Mathau, Ingrid Bergman in


CACTUS FLOWER (A)


Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 7-15 p.m. The Masters of the Horror Screen!


Scream and Scream Again (X) Eastman Colour Also


Vincent Price, Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing in


# NEWTON INSTITUTE The Blood of Fu Manchu


and Linda, who lives in Moor- field, would like to see hiking trips' and outings in the future, but, most of all, more people. For it is people who make or break a venture like this.


Impresario", 11: Robert Mayer children’s concert, 1-40: After­ noon sequence, 5-5: Tho week ahead, 7: Centres of early music—Venice, 8: Concert— Bach, Tavener. Purcell. Radio 4. 7-50: Northern


News, 8-20: It's Saturday, 12: Sports parade. 2: Altemoon theatre—“The boxing of Ernie Anson", 4: Film time, 7-30:


Will patrons olcasc note tlin-t under the new ‘X’ certificate. No person under 18 years may be admitted.______


Thursday, Friday and Saturday a t 7-15 p.m. The great winner of 10 Academy Awards.


WEST SIDE STORY (A) Panavision Technicolor


Starring Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn, Rita Moreno, George Chakiris.


OPERA FQg ALL


’THE TALES OF HOFFMANN' (Offenbach)


SUNG IN ENGLISH sponsored by


GIRL'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, OKATBURN ROAD Wednesday, December 2nd


CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY 8-00 p.m. — Please note the time Tickets at the door 8/6 Students 2/- D A N C E TO THE HEADLIGHTS


stray between Marin, played by Natalie Wood, and Tony, played by Richard Beymer, who belong to the rival gangs. The choreography Is excit­


at the Ambulance Hall, Church Brow, Clitheroe


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27th


ing and Locked by the music of Bernstein, songs like "Maria", "Tonight", "Some­ where” and “America" never seem to lose, their appeal.


Borough of Accrington in association with Accrington Arts Club


CIVIC CELEBRITY LECTURE SHEILA SCOTT


“LONE FLIGHT ROUND THE WORLD” at the


ARTS CLUB, ACCRINGTON


TUESDAY, 24th NOVEMBER, 1970 7-30 p.m.


Tickets 8/- available from Accringlon Public Library


or from the Arts Club each morning 9 a.m. to 12 noon. BARROW CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH


GIFT WEEK END Friday, November 27th 7-30 p.ni.


POTTED PANTOMIME BRING AND BUY SALE Adults 1/6 Childrenl/- Refreshments at reasonable prices


Saturday, November 28th 7-45 p.m.


WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE Adults 4/6 Children 3/6 including refreshments


Sunday, November 29th 10-45 a.m.


GIFT SERVICE Conducted by the Minister Rev. K. M. Hendry, I3.A., B.D.


/ / you don't, like a good time you’d better not come to Pendleton Village Hall


on Friday, November 27tb 9-00 p.m. to 1-00 a.m. The Wild Honey Group will be playing


IT’S UP TO YOU Admission 61-


M o ns to Fris Dec 23 to Jan 1 (incl Xmas Day) 2.30 & 7 p.m.


Boxing Day Dec 26, 1.3D, 4.30 & 7,30. All S B t s Jan 2 to Fob 6 at 10.30, 1.30, 4.30 & 7.30


•!V!onsJan4toFob1at7.45onlyj


T u a s to F r isJa n S .to Fab 5 at 5 p.m & 7.45


„ ADULTS 15/ - 12/ -9/16/- pchild (15 & under) 11'/ -9/- 7/ -5/-1 all seats bookable at Bello Vue 051-223 2927


Lowis’s Market St. Manchester and Forsyths Deansgate


M A X E l/P /fP A P T t/! l Special Discount- Parties 20 & Over-


PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL


Autumn Sale of Work


Wednesday next 25th Nov. in Whitewell School


from 3-30 to 5-30 p.m.


^jticles suitable for Christmas arid other gifts. Cakes, Teas etc. Gifts in kind and donations gratefully received.


Proceeds for Churclt Funds. /n Hie K tnqsW attA rena


WHALLEY AND DISTRICT OLD PEOPLE’S WELFARE


Christinas Parly Friday, December 18th


Pensioners residing in Whalley, Wiswell, Barrow, Bifflngton and Langho are invited to make an application for tickets at Old Grammar School, Whallley, Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec­ ember 1st and 2nd, 2-00, p.m. to 4-00 p.m. and St. Maty’s Pres­ bytery, York Lane, Langho, on Wednesday, December 2nd, 2-00 p.m. to 4-00 p.m.


PARISH OF WHITEWELL CHRIST CHURCH, CHATBURN SALE OF WORK SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28th


To be opened at 2-30 p.nt. in the. Church Institute by


Mr. R. Heaton


Chairman: Mrs. M. J. Prosser Doors open 2-00 ip.nt. Teas.


Admission 6d.


FOOTBALL AT SHAWBRIDGE TOMORROW, SATURDAY (League Match)


CLITHEROE v


BLACKPOOL MECHANICS KICK OFF 3-00 p.m.


Admission: Adults 2/6 O.A.P. and Juniors .1/3 REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE


Dancing 8-0 p.m. to 11-00 p.m. Admission 4/6


Rights of Admission reserved In aid of Cadet Funds


BLACKBURN 5m9 e x c l u s iv e


E s s o ld o ,


p r c s c n t a t io n NOW SHOWING


LOVE VARIATIONS


PROGRAMME TIMES SUNDAY


(X BLACKBURN)


4 p.m.. 6 pan. 8 p.m. WEEKDAYS


2 p.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m., 8 p.m.


CLITHEROE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR GIRLS PRESENTS


IN THE SCHOOL HALL


' NOAH' by Andre Obey


on Thursday, November 26th, Friday, November 27th, and Saturday, November 28th.


at 7-30 p.m. Doors open at 6-45 p.m. FOLK SING-OUT! TONIGH I 8-30


Clithcroe Folk Group, Dog and Partridge, Wellgato, Nov. 20th from London, for one night only, the fantastic JOHNS TON S


(Latest single. "Streets of London"


Your Residents this week: GARRY AND VERA H Hay! Week; TREVOR CROZIER'S ODDMENTS


CLITHEROE NATURALISTS SOCIETY


LECTURE Mr. C. N. Watson


LOOKING AT PLANTS to be hold In the


Boy’s Grammar School York Street, Clitheroe.


on Thursday, 26th November 1970, at 7-30 p.m.


RIMINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE


Pie & Pea Supper Saturday, November 21st


Whist & Domino Drive


in the Institute Entertainment by


at 7-45 p.m. prompt Admission Adults 4/- Children 2/-


The Invaders CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION WHALLEY, WISWELL AND BARROW BRAM- SHERRY


Friday. 27th November, 1970 at 8-00 p.m.


STANLEY, CLITHEROE ROAD, WHALL^ .


(by kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cun Tombola :: Cake Stall :: Bring and Buy Plant Stall.


TICKETS 5/-


CLITHEROE SOCIAL ClTB WELLGATE


Tcl- 3=85 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 Is'


ROM C O LU N S O N SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd


M A R K SAN PS^ DOUBLE (won) TREBLE (»«' EH) ,l.i, week


23 ^ ISO HlB


J, L:J


the pa of St. A St. Paul'; eroe, di


.rl ihght pro for a d


,» raised. b- 1 ? l


C


and the chosen.


towards but on


Norma


| a battei With th< man ol


Pendle Party, tl


...... f


GRINDLETON METHODIST SCHOOL


JUMBLE SALE AND POUND STALL


Tonight,


Friday, November 20th at 7-00 p.m. Admission 3d.


Tea and Biscuits 6d. Bus leaves York Street at 6-30


Waddington Social and Bowling Club


TOMORROW, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 21st


PLAYED IN COSTUME GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL


AND SUPPER Friday, 4th December 8-00 p.m. to 1-00 a.m.


Supper 8-00 p.m. prompt BILL SUTCLIFFE'S BAND


Admission £1 (ticket only) Licenced Bar


Tickets available from Commit tee members. Howard’s Butchers Staff Clitheroe Market, or ring Slaidbuni 658


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND WAR MEMORIAL COMMITTEE


Whist and Domino Drive


23rd November


in the Village Hall Bolton-by-Bow)and


Commencing 84)0 p.m. prompt Admission 4/6


Raffle—Refreshments etc.


CLAIMING DATE Friday, 18th December


GRAND CHRISTMAS WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


DETAILS LATER Tel: 3278


for Modigliani:. 11: Ad Lib. 1.1-2: Weatherman.


ist, 12-15; Talkabout, 2-30: The Sunday play—"The Ha-Ha”, 4: Talking about antiques. 6-15: Eustace and Hilda, 7-30: Con­ cert. 9-30: Tlic ungentle art of Rugby football. 10-10: The Rcith lectures 1970.


15: Night of Nights—star­ 45: Omnibus—A Requiem BOROUGH o f c l it h e r o e


MAYORAL "AT HOME' Thursday, 26th November— 7-30 p.m. to 9-30 p.m,


The Worshipful the Mayor and the Mayoress (Councillor and Mrs S. J. Moore) will be “At Home” in the Town Hall to


residents or the Borough, and would like to meet as many of them as possible.


To assist in catering arrangements, admission will be by


tickets obtainable either at the Public Library, 0L,tlie^ ' be sent if application is made to the Town Clerk, The Castle, Clithcroe (Tel: 2101).


TRIN ITY METHODIST CHURCH


Overseas Missions


Sunday, November 22nd 10-30 a.m.


Young People’s Service Rev. J. A. Goodhall


Rev. N. D. Walton 6-00 p.m.


ST PETER AND PAUL’S BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND


CHURCH BAZAAR


Saturday, November 21st at 2-30 p.m. in the School


Opener: Mrs. R. Forster of Clithcroc


Admission:


Adults 3/- Children 1/- (including refreshments)


D D's MOBILE DISCO DANCES PARTIES


WEDDING RECEPTIONS


Contact: 52 GLEBE STREET, GREAT HARWOOD


NEWTON CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL


Saturday, 2Sth November, 1970 at


Chrisimas Fayre on


The Village Institute To be opened by Mrs. D. McCreedy of


3-30 p.m. in


WHIST AND DOMINOES a t


Newton


indiiding refreshments PLEASE NOTE


also in the Institute Admission 4/-


8-00 p.m.


ALL ADVERTISEMENTS ' FOR THIS PAGE MUST BE IN BEFORE


5-30 p,m. TUESDAY


Milthorno Avenue, Clitheroe Sunday, November 22nd


MANOR GOSPEL HALL GOSPEL SERVICE


Mr. W. Miller (Nelson)


Wednesday, November 25th at 2-45 p.m.


Ladies’ Fellowship Miss HintHe, i Blackburni


CL1THER0E


CONGREGATIONAL C H U R C H


Sunday, November 22nd 10-30 a.m.


FAMILY WORSHIP


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


5-


6- 00 p.m. ANNUAL


TEA


CHURCH MEETING SLAiDBURN


YOUNG FARMERS CLU B


Christmas Whist and Domino Drive


i: 7-45 p.m. Admission 5-


in Slaidburn Village Hal! Friday, November 20th


SECOND C'-ITHERO: (PARISH CHURCH)


GUID E S AND BR0WKIES COME CHRISTMAS


SHOPPING WITH THE GUIDES


COFFEE EVENING in Parish Hail


Wednesday, December 2nd


7-00 to 9-00 p.m- Admission


including refreshments 18 Stalls: Home Made. Nearly New. Tombola. Crafts.


b o w l a n d farmers DISCUSSION SOCIETY


brucellosis and toe INCENTIVE SCHEME


by


J. H. E. Smith. Veterinary' Officer, M-.Vrt-


on


Tuesday, November Hth at


7-30 p.m. in


Parkers Arms. Norton


WADDINGTON AND DISTRICT C0NS^.R,'{^ V ASSOCIATION (Branch of Skipton Division)


Admission — 6d. including Tea and Biscu.es


JUMBLE SALE AND POUND STALL St.Catherine’s School, West Bradford


T O N I G H T SCOUTS’ 00 p.m. 15: Motoring and the motor­


TEN EMPLOYEES at the Clitlieroe ICI factory have received long service awards from Mr. J. P. M, Bell, agri­ cultural division production


director. This picture, taken at a hotel near Gisbum where a dinner was held, shows the recipients with itheir wives and in the centre background


Mr. John Upton (left), Ciith- eroe works manager, and Mr. Bell. Tho.recipients, all with 20 years' service, were Messrs.


E. Cottam, L. E. Grainger T. Herd, J. Hincks, A. Miller', E. Peacock. G. R. Singleton. W. Wilson, W. Wright and J. Yates.


2: Sing something simple 30: Sunday half hour.


\VHEN the cmissa niuch-'vedded Henry supervised the dissoh ; 0Ur abbey m 1537 tt


ricd away every item of value their sc revealed. In the men years that followed, rate was broken up a matcly. the abbey became the home Richard Asshcton.


i having organised tin and immediately surr


■ orounds to his satis ; sir Richard was. it content to live there


[ but on the estate pa ; his son and later his son. one by one. the 'and all ancillary b not readily adaptr domestic use were ' lively demolished.


Today, if we exc great north-eastern one of the last part abbey to be comp!' only portion of the n


I Jaybrcthers’ house w 1 1 serves as n parish our local Catholic cm


DANK


part of the abbey is the thickness of ; wail of the house, is cell with an arch reached by a stone from the ground lev entrance to the through—no. net a a hole in the wall a the approach to through the kitchen unfortunately not op: public.


A little publicised 1:


Tramps I the sno


A P A R T Y Tramps from the 3rd forms, set oil Lake District in ■; bus and a car bek


1 Here, the read was i wall followed up towards Fairfield. After about tlire of a mile the sire?.


j ’.iand valley was j the Tramps folic 1 stream, Tcngue Gill. ! water-falls. Here. V there was snow " ground and afie. i break fer feed. ? climb began, first m ' dale Hause and ti ‘ stretch cf icy scr 1 summit. The descent beg:


■ at the ba.se of a s: Great Tongue. T:


parking the vehicles, set off along the < Keswick road to Mi about a mile above


one of the parents. At about 11 o’ck


•to retain much th appearance as it ri the Cistercian ordc-


. mist, but this cica : few moments rev


’ lowed down Little Gill to the west Tongue. The retur; commenced after a


. clothing and the pa: in Clitheroe at 7-3 stop on the way on the MG. The mini-bus


•; Lake District- w! A enjoyed by all in


1 snow conditions th


magnificent view. Below Griscdale 1 old packhorse roaq


sen-ice on its first t


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