I d ltht^/i Aaoen‘ !s/!r and 'nines. Aprii 2^, ISTti WEEKEND PROGRAMMES Saturday aaaBW


TELEVISION BBC )


mari’. 12-40: Wcathemiim. 12-45: Grandstaiicl: 12-55: Foc'tball Preview. 1-20: 2-20: 2-


por.dcz S'il Vows Plait. 10-30; Wic Blue? 11; Cricket: The Gillette Cup. First Rouncl— Yorkshire v Surrey. 11-57: Northern New.s Suin-


9-35: Scttiaie Two. 10: l?c-


tingham: 1-35, Fight of llic Week.; Bantamweight Cham­ pionship. .Man Rudkin v Jolmtiy Clark, liighligin.s. In­ ternational Swimming: Great Britain v Ru.ssia, 2: 3-5: 3- 35. Gillette Cup. 5: nc.siil-5


Service. 5-15: Dr. Who. .5-40: Tlie


Debbie Reynold.s Sliow. G-5: News, and wcatlicrman. O-15 ;


Dad’.s Army. C-45; High Ad­ venture; Ride. Vaqtiero! —


film. 8-15: The Black and White


RADIO RADIO 1


Stewart. 9-55: Kenny Everett. 12; Ro.=ko. 1: Noel Ed-


.5-30: Radio 2. 8-32: Ed


Dtummond. 0-45 : Roger Kirk. RADIO 1


Breakfast Special. 8-32; Ed Stewart.


5-30; .New.s. Weather. 5-33:


ncr.s. lO-I; Max Jaffa. 12-1: LP Showcase. 1-1:


9-55: For Younger Liste-


Sidney Torch. 1-53: Cricket Scoreixtard. 2-1: Li.5tcn to the Band. 2-30: Sport on 2; 2-30. 2-50, 3-45. 5-30. Cricket: Tltc Gillette Cup. 2-35 Racing from Sandown Park. 2-55. .A.ssociation Football, Scot­ land V England. Wale.s v Northern I r e 1 a n d, 3-45: Swimming ; Great Britain v USSR- 4-50. Motor Sport. 5-20, Tlte Italian Lawn Tcnni.s Cliampionship-s. 5-45: S h o w t i m e. G-30:


Tho.se Were The Day.=. 7-31: Country Meets Folk. 8-30: Star Sound. 9-15 : Thlng'-s are Swingin' around Europe.


Sunday


TELEVISION BBC 1


’6 v


van. 9-30: Repondez S'll Vou.“ Plait. 10; Wic Bine? 10-30: Moni-


9; Nai ZindagUN.aya Jec-


12-30: Decimal Shop. 1: Farming. 1-30: The Education Progran-mie. 1-59: News Head­


Ing Service. 11-35; Swim. 12: Germany 1370—1970.


lines. 2; St. George's Day Parade


Hobbyhor.se. 5-30: Private Lives. 5-55: The Sliari Lewis Show. 6-5: New.-. Wcathei'inan.


of Queen’s Scouts. 2-35: Day Time. 3-5; A Film for the Family; 'Clive of India’. 4-40; Going for a Song. 5-5:


They Who Dare'. 10: Mew.s. Weather. 10-10: Omnibus: To Leningrad with Love. 11-5: Julie Felix. 11-35; Weather­ man.


6-15: Fact or Fanta.sy? 6-50: Songs of Prai:se. 7-25: Paul Temple: 'The .Ai'tnappcrs'. 8-15: The Sunday Film:


1-50: Cricket: The Pla.vcr’s BBC r


County League. Lancashire v Middlesex. 7; New.s Rcricw. Weather.


7-25: Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-in. 8-15; The WorM -Ahoul Us. 9-5: Music on 2. 10: The Spoils of Pojmton


Throe Ahm Owcn PIny.s— ’MacNciT—witli Sean Con- noiy. 'Corneliu.s: — with Michael Caine. 'Emlyn'—wiili Paul Schofield.


ipai'i 1). 10-40: Charley'.s Grants. 11-10; Neu's and Cricket Scoreboard. 11-20: Lino-up: Film Night. 11-37: Weather.


Friary, East BerghoU. Suf­ folk. 12-35: Better Driving. 1: Fencing. 1-25: All our Yesterdays. 1-55: Interpol


11-10 Mass. From st. Mary's GRANADA


•|.•.•alian Rugby, Highlights. 3-20: The Saint. 4-15; Sur­ vival. 4-45: The Golden Shot. 5-30: Catweazle. The Fly­


Calling, 2-25: Sunday Sport. .Alts-


Tile Big Picture. ’Rom for One More’—-with Cary Grant and Betsy Divake—A comedy Of American family life. 9-10: Tile Engelbert Humperdinck SIicw. 10-10: News. 10-25; Sunday Night Theatre; Trilogy.


ing Broomsticks'. 6; Gtista- vus. 6-05: Nows. 6-15: Wh.at's ;n a. Game? 6-35: Beyond Belief. 6-55; Appeal. 7: Stars on Sunda.v. 7-20:


RADIO


Siew'a,rt. 10: Dave Lee Travis. 12-1: — Radio 2. 2: Saviie's


6-55: — Radio 2. 9-2: Ec RADIO 1 j


’Travels. 3: Scene and Heard. 4: B l a c k Sabbath and


Medicine Head. 5: Alan Free­ man with Pick of the Pops. 7: The Pentangic witli their


kind of music. 7-32: Mike Raven's B and B Show. 9-f: —as Radio 2.


2-1; Stop Messing About, 2-30: I ’m Son-y, I ’li Read That -Again (.scries). ;i-l: The Ru.s.s Hour,


7-30; Grand Hotel. 8-30: Sun­ day Half-Horn-.


’Tunes. 10-1: Softly Sentimen­ tal. 11-1: Humphrey Lyttel­


9-1; Your Hundred Best


ton. 12: Midnight Newsroom.


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


Records. 9: News, Weat.lier. 9-4: Bacli Cantatas. 9-45;


Your Concert Choice. 11: Mu.sic Magazine. 12: & ng Recital. 1; Wun-


12-5; Jiust Jazz. 1-1: Night Ride. 2; New.s, Weallier.


Aian Freeman. 7- 2; Sing Something Simple.


4-1: (Jountry Meets Folk. 5; OTLEY SHOW


SPRING BANK HOLIDAY SATURDAY 23rd MAY


Eiifries Close 4th May. Schedules from Mrs. K. M. Innes, 15 Bridge Street, Otlcy, Yorkshire.


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE


Tcl. 3585


temberg Chamber Orclie.sira. 2-


20th-Century German Music. 7-40: All’s Well That Ends Well (Shakespeare). 9- 55; Stefan Wolpe. 10-20;


i "l


Purcell. 11-30: New.s. RADIO 4


AVeather. programme nows. 8: Now.'. 8-10; Sunday Papers.


Home . 8-50: Programme Nows. 8-55: Weather. 9: News. 9-5: The Sunday


8- 20: Make A 7- 50: Sunday Rc((ding. 7-55; ’our.self .At tJ? !riV •1- ■ 3


s i i i i i s i i i i s i


PfSjS; Given the pick of the world's lop soccer stars


.for the past 20 years, how many England men would find a place in your World XI? Eighty soccer writers from 35 countries, asked to name a dream team, have picked throe English­


men. Read about this unique, star-studded line-up in


the April issue.


11-15: Motoring and the Motorist. 11-45: Prom The Grass Roots. 12-15: O p t ion.s. P2-55:


Papers. 9-15: Letter from America. 9-30: The Archers. 10-


Time. 2-30: War and Peace. 3- 30: Talking About Antiques: Questions rai.scd by listeners. 4: Pick of the Week. -1-55;


Weather, News. 1: The World This Weekend. 2; Gardeners' Q u e s t i o n


Sunday Sport Scoreboard, a: The Living World. 5-30; Can I Help You? 5-55; Weather, Programme News. 6: News. 6-15; 'fed Ray


with Music-Hall Memories. 6-


7- 25: Tile Week's Good Cause Appeal. 7-30: Beethoven; Con­ cert (part 1). 8-53: Beetlioven (part 2).


7: Subject for Sunday. 45: Sunday Sport. from your nowsogent 3s.


0-58: Weather. 10: News. 10-10: With Great Plensurc.


10-50: Tile Epilogue. 10-59: Weather. 11; New.s.


W l i R P G H T CLUB 30: Morning Service.


APRIL 26th WEEK SHOW COMMENIIES 7-45 p.m. NIGHTLY.


From the West Indies—The Fabulous WOODPECKERS From captivity— the Performins Man


JOHNNY GOON TWEED Outsunding Show Group


THE SELMAS


also Paul Matthews Ricardo GREAT SHOW! COME SOON!


CABARET CHARGE 5/- SATURDAY 6 /- BtimiNSB/6eESrBHi/GO& BOOM cu/b W BLACKBURN


val Hall. 4-'.5; Coneori (eon- tinued). 5-10: Talking About Music. 5-40: Mo-zart. 6- 10: Love in Opera. 6-50:


Wolf. 3-15: From tlic Royal l-e.sii-


5: Scliubei’U Brahms and


THi TWO TONES RAY BANNISTER


SATURDAY, APRIL 25th Another Top Duo SUNDAY, APRIL 26th Top Class Singer


DOUBLE (won) 27


25 £30 this week 29


TREBLE (not won) £50 this week 18


21


Robinson. 11-30: P c o p l e ’.s Service. 12-1; Family Favourilo.s.


Week. 7: News, Weather. 7-3: •As Prescribed. 7-32: Sunday with Skues. 9-2: Ed Stewart. lO-I: Eric


6- 55; Tile .First Day of the RADIO 2


mond.s. 3: John Peel. 5: Speak-Ea.=;v. 5-45: Pete


Min.strcl Sito'w. 9: News, and Weather. 9-15; International Match of the Day: Scotland V England, and Wale.s v N.


Ireland. 10-45: Royal Visit to Aus­


tralia. 11-15: Braden's Week. 11-55; Weatherman.


50; 3-30, Racing from .Not­


.Marrying Kind. G-45: Westminster. 7-5: The


3: Saturoay Cinema: The BBC 1


better place than ‘Nam. 9-15; The Young Generatiori. 9-55_: Review (arts magazinel: Bill Brandi and The Original


News, Sport, Weather. 7-20: Gardeners’ W o r ld . 7-35: Rugby Special. 0-25: The Philpott File. A


tre: R e v o l u t i o n : Fidel Castro. 11-15: Disco 2. 11-40; Ne',v,s. 11-45: Midnight Movie. I.stanbuL


Peter. 10-45: Thu't.v-MInute Thea­


GRANADA


11-35; Casting Around. 11-50; Better Driving. 12-15;


Stingray. 12-50; New.s. V2-55: World of Sport. 1: On the Ball, 1-25; Tliey'rc otf— Racing from Sandown and Redc.ar. 3-10; Boring. Ruben Olivares (World Champion, Mexicol v Jc.su.s Ca.sUlIo (Mexico). 4: Wrestling. 4-55: Rc.sults Round-up.


G-IO: News. 6-15: Julia. 6-45: Dear Mother, Love .Alhert.


5-15; Garrisons Gonlla.s.


Scotland v England. 9; Fea­ ture Film. 'The Chapman Re­ port’—With J a n e Fonda, Claii'c Bloom. Shelley Win­ ters and Glynis Johns. 10-00; News. 10-10; Tl-.e


7-15: International Football.


Chapman Report, (Part Twoj 11-20; ’The Simon Dee show.


10-1: Rav Moore's Saturday .Night.


12: .Midnight’ Ncws'.'oom.


l'2-5: Night Ride. 2: New.'. Wcatlicr.


RADIO 3


S.TUirday Concert. 11-20: Record Review.


ternational Chamber Concen. 9: .News, Wcafner. 9-4: The


8: News. Weather. 8-4; In- 12-20: Midday Concert.


1-50: -Afternoon Sequence: rccord.s. 5-5: The IV e c k .Micad. 5-30; Jazz Record Rc-


fiucst.s. G-15: Beethoven's Piano Sonatas. 6-55: The Originality of Berlioz. a : BBC Symphony Orches­


tra -Abroad: (part D. 8-50: Politicians and the Media. 99-10; BBC Orchestra (pan 2i. 9-55: Four faces of Ulysses: 10-25; Fine .Arts Quartet. ILSO: News.


RADIO 4


Today. 6-45; Outlook. 8-50; News cf the North. 7; New.s. 7-10; On Your Fa;'m, 7-40: Today'.s Papers.


6-25; News. 6-27; P3irming 7-


the North. 8: Today. 8-15: l;.s Satur­


day. 8-45: Today's Papcv.s. 8-


ment. 8-59; Weather. 9: News.. 9-5: From our own Corresponden'i.. 9-30: T h e 'Weekly World, g-4 5 : The Week in Westminster. 10-15; Daily Service. 10-30 :


Study On 4. 12: Sporks Parade. 12-'25:


Brain of Britain 1970. P2-55: Weather, programme news. 1: News. 1-15: Any questions?. 2:


45: Outlook. 7-50: New.s of ST. HELEN’S Tel: 3278 CIVIC HALL (GRAND KINEMA)


Starring Barbara Streisand and Omar Sharif CIVIC H.VLL


Fridav and Salurd.iv at 7-30 p.ni. ■ FUNNY GIRL (U)


Tin: CLITHEROI; TECHNICAL DRAMA GROUP PRESENT


SPRING AND PORT WINE •A comedy by Bill Nauglilon


.-\ulhor of ".All in Good Time’’ ON


WED THURS CAST .Arthur Neal John Turner Edward Worswick


•Michael O'Hagan Jean Knight Betty McMillan Calhcrinc Dinnis Monica Walmslcy Produced by Barbara Scattergood


■Adniission prices .V- and 4t- O..A.P's Wed. 2/- 50: Yesterday in Parlia­


Rooking plans will be open at the Civic Hall. Mon. 10 Fri. 11-30-12-30. 3 P.111.-.5 p.ni. or any evening. Sat. 11-30-12-30 or evening.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SCOUT COUNCIL St. G eorge^s Day


ANNUAL SERVICE SUNDAY. APRIL 26Ul


Afternoon t h e a t r e . -The Browning Version'. 3 : Week­ end Woman's Hour. 4: Down Your Wav. 5 ;


Film time. 5-30; Listening Post. 5-55: Weathc’.', pro­ gramme news. 6: New.s. 6-15: Letter from


.America. 6-30; Sporl.s Sc.s- sion.


Gala Concert Hali. 8-30: Saturday N i g h t Theatre. 'The Circle'. 9-58: Weather. 10: News. 10-10: A Word


7.-Desert Island Discs. 7-30;


In Edgeways. 10-50: Lighten Our Darkne.'s. 11-15: Week Ending. weather.


11-30; N c w s. Thi.s year the above .service is being licld at


Si. Mary Magdalene s Parish Church -------- at 2-30 p.m. --------


Conducted b.v—The Rev. John C. Hudson Sermon 'oy—Rev. Donald Parsons B.A., B.O.


(Mciliodisi Chaplain of Lancaster University) o-----0 o


All miUorm bodies, supporters and friends are requested to he in their .-.eats by 2-15 p.ni. .After the service a parade will assemble outside the Church a; which the Mayor will take the salute,


o----0-----0


A cordial welcome Is extended to parents, friends, and those interested in the Scout and Guide movement.


FOLK SING-OUT ! ! Tonight. 8-30


Clitheroe Folk Group, Dog and Partridge, Wellgatc, April 24tti Don’t miss thi.s special iiiglit with the amazing


.VL.AN (SPUD) TAYLOR also THE WAYFARERS


Next week:—TAVERNERS


AITKEN SHIELD FIHAL ON


FRIDAY 24th APRIL


CALDEUSTONES v CHIPPING At Shaivbridgc, Clitheroc Kick Off 6-30 p.ni.


Trophies to be presented by MR. L. SHANNON


MANAGER BLACKPOOL F.C.


CLMHEROE ROVAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL (FOR BOYS)


MONSTER JUMBLE SALE! IN I'HE SCHCXDL HALL YORK STREET FRIDAY MAY 1st


Doors Open 7 p.m. Admission 3d ~ ~


Free Refreshments ALL WELCOiME


Dr. Margaret Eon I’h.D. Ivcu .Ashlmrn: Magician Pat Ca.sliuiorc: Soprano


Margaret and Eliziibcth: Folh Songs TRACTOR PROJECT


COFFEE EVENING At Voi'k House. N'ork .SItccI, CliUicroc


(by kind ]‘>ermission of Coon, and Mrs. R. Turner) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29lh 7-30 p.ni. rO 9-00 p.ni. Aduiissiun 2 -


BRING AND BOY CLITHEROE NATURALIST SOCIETY


RAMBLls HARROP FELL


Tomorrow Siiturday April 25;h


Grindicton Bus York Street 1-30 p.m. Cliflitroc find District Art Society Exliibilioii


Saturday 25th April 2 p.m.—S p.m., 7 p.ni.—9 p.m. Monday 27th April Tuesday 28tli April


STANLEy HOUSP:, LOWERGA'IE v


Wednesday 29th April Friday 1st May


1 ' PJ” .—9 p.m. .1


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Saturday 2nd May 2 p.m.—5 p.m., 7 p.m.—9 p.m. ADMISSION FREE


FRI .S.AT


APRII. 29ih APRIL 30th .MAY Lsl MAY 2nd AT 7-30 p.ni.


Tel: 3278


BRITISH EMPIRE CANCER CAMPAIGN FOR RESEARCH


AN EVENING TO, REMEMBER


at .St. Mary’s Church Hall, Clitheroe o n


1st May at 7-30 p.in. No Charge for .idmission


SUNDAY SCHOOL WADDINGTON


Jiimblc Sale on


Friday, 1st May


Doors Open 7-30 p.ni. Admission 3d Refreshmenus


SALEM


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MARTIN TOP


SPRING EFFORT


Saturday, Ma.y 2nd 1970


To bo opened a t 3 p.in. by MRS. P. AHBRNE OF HELLIPIELD


Gift and Cake Stall Household Goods Tea


AdtilW 4,'- Childrcn (imder 12) 2/'- manor g o s p e l h a l l


Milthorno Avonuo, Clithoro* — o -


Sunday, April iBtii


GOSPEL SERVICE 6-30 p.m.


Wednesday. April 29;li Mrs. Harding (Bolton)


Ml'. E. Allen iBlackbuni)


■ CLITHEROE CONGREGATIONAL


CHURCH Sunday, .Vpril 26th


10-30 a.m. Family Worship Miss Pamela Ward M.A.


6 p.m. Holy Communion to be followed by Church Mectina


METHODIST CHURCH WEST BRADFORD


Spring Sale Saturday .3pr;l 'fo’.h


To bo oiKnvcl;)'. 3 p.:n. by Mr.s. J. W. Wer, of BiiickbU'.u


Mrs. WaUon will petsfe


Drapery, Cake, Slower, SjM I and Groc(P'y Stalls


Admission 2 6 (including arievnoon ua FODENS b PALLADIUM


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MONDAY 27 APRIL THURSDAY 30 APRIL


CHICKEN NIGHT' S.\'CUR(),\V 29 .U’llK, 1(((INCS VO(


Baskets of Fruit .SUNDA'I 26 .UMUL FOR TUF


Ladies GIFT NIGHT MONDAY 27 APRIL LOOK! LOOK!


NO IT'S WASHDAY BONUS! BLUES ! NIGHT!


TUESDAY 28 APRIL PHESEMS


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ST. PAULI trinity METHODIST CHURen


Sunday, April 26th Ladie.s Day 10-30 a.ni.


and


6-00 [i.iii. Sister Bcrvl


METHODIST CHURCH LOV/ MOOR


Sunday School


Anniversary Sunday, :)rd .Mav


Pi’caclier Mr. li. .Join-, of Cktlicroe


Organi.si 3L'. Colin Io;v Services


Mommg 10-15 irm. Afternoon '3-l.i ;un. Evening 6-CO p.iii. Scholars will take part in ih' Afternoon Seryiec


..\LL ARE WELCOME t h e Vicav-il ST. JAMES’ SUNDAY SCHOOL


jimiblL' Sale Tomorrow Saturday April 25th


at 3 IMP.


Admission 3ci Rcfres'iv.iicr,'.s


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