2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September 17,1971'


SATURDAY BBC 1


WEEKEND PROGRAMMES


12-45: Grandstand.: Foot­ ball Preview, •; Fights of the


9: Last Night Of The Proms. 10-


11- 20: Presenting Lena Marteli. 11-50: JJberal Party Assembly.


10-20: Match Of The Day. 10: News, Weather.


7*50: George Bernard Shaw. 8-15: The Mountains Of My Youth. 9: Diana!


bly. 3: Saturday Cinema: ‘Come September’. 7-35: News, Sport, Weather.


DANCE to


MICO ENTERPRISES MOBILE DISCO


at


St. John’s Ambulance Hall, Church Brow, Clitheroc.


Friday, 17th September


8-00 p.m,—11-00 p.m. Admission 25p


1921


JUBILEE BALL and


BUFFET SUPPER


Friday, 24th September 9-00 p.m.—1-00 a.m.


BILL SUTCLIFFE’S BAND Licenced Bar


Tickets £1 (limited) Available from


Committee Members


NATURALISTS’ SOCIETY NATURE WALK


September 25th W A L T D IS N E Y E F ™ 5 LITTLE AttsioGJflS © Wall Disney Productions Also BOLLAND


Leader: Mr. B. Oadie Slaidburn Bus 10-45 a.m.


M CHARLIE THE LONESOME COUGAR (U) BOLTOH-BT-BOW UUD


0T0B SERVICES LOOTED and


Hodder Motor Services EXCURSIONS SATURDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER


9.30 a.m. BLACKPOOL (return 7.00 p.m.) 1.30 p.m. BLACKPOOL (return 11.00 p.m.)


SUNDAY, 19Hi SEPTEMBER


:10.00a.m. BLACKPOOL (return 6.30 p.m.) 10.00 a.m. MORECAMBE (return 7.00 p.m.) 12.30 p.m. CHESTER ZOO.................... ............ 2.00p.m. BLACKPOOL (return 9.30 p.m. ...


MOND


9.15 a.m. SOUTH 9.30 a.m. MOREC 9.30 a,m, BLACK i


TUESD 9.30a.m. BLACK 1. ■M


.... 56p .... 58p .... 79p .... 47p


h SEPTEMBER return .7-30 p.m.) ........ 60p (return 7.30 p.m.) ....... 58p return 7.30p.m.) ...... 56p


’st SEPTEMBER (return 7.30 p.m.)


9.30 a.m. FLEETWOOD (return 7.30 p.m.) 9.30a.m. MORECAMBE (return 7.30p.m.) ...


BOOK NOW AT


4 WELLGATE OR


AINSWORTH’S, Waterloo Rd.


BRITISH LEGION CLUB, CLITHEROE on


WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd at 8 p.m.


DARTS MATCH


... 56p ... 60p 58p


56p 56p


1971 NEWTON INSTITUTE


Monday to Saturday at 7-15 p.m. Wednesday Matinee 2-15 p.m. It’s hero it’s Purr-r-fection!


SLAUGHTER and all thatjmt


FUUOFFUlf Tel: 3278 GRAND KINEMA Tel: 3278


CIVIC HALL BATTLE OF BRITAIN


Friday and Saturday at 7-15 p.m. Harry Salzman’s


W h e r e is th e fo o d


d i f fe r e n t ? With Us. Steak we offer—with free wine—but try our dishes with a difference, Smoked chicken, Sylabub, Beef Bourguignonne and Guinea Fowl. Different and reasonable. That’s us. Even pie and peas for 25p Can’t be bad, can it?


bayley arms


hurst green Tel. Stonyhurst 210


SLAIDBURN VILLAGE HALL


COFFEE EVENING


Friday, 24th September 7-00 p.m. to 8-30 p.m. Bring and Buy Stalls


Followed at 8-30 by a Sound Film


HODDER COUNTRY


Shown by Mr. Tony Pope, of Hightown, Liverpool.


Do not miss this


THE MARGARET SAHDHAM School of Dancing Glitheroe


Principal: MARGARET S ANDHAM, Fellow Examiner, and Member of Board of Control, B.B.O., Adv. Teaching Diploma, O.D.T.S., B.B.O., I.S.T.D. (N.B.)


Assisted by: HEATHER FITCHETT, Adv. Dancers Diploma, M.B.B.O., J.T.C., Adv. Premier Danseuse Diploma.


AUTUMN TERM COMMENCES From Friday, September 17th


Owing 'to alterations at the Conservative Club Classes will be held temporarily at the Congregational School, Castlegate, from 4-00 p.m.


Classes for every age in all branches of the art. Children’s training a speciality, with special attention to deportment and grace. Special classes for tiny tots and beginners.


All classes under the persona] direction of the Principal.


Since the inception of the school, pupils have won over 10,000, Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals and over 700 Major Trophies.


Fourteen Times Winners of the Louise Kay Banner, (he highest award for Graduate Exami­ nation Results in All England. Three Times winners of the B.B.O. Shield, the highest award in Major Examination Results in All England. (The only School in Lancashire to win this award)


Former pupils have been accepted for The Royal Ballet School, Ballet Rambert, Teachers Training College. Appeared on T.V. and West End Productions.


Enquiries to: WESTWOOD, HOLLINS GROVE, DARWEN. Tel: 72673.


GISBURN AND DISTRICT Y.F.C. ANNUAL DANCE to be held in


GISBURN FESTIVAL HALL onvu


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th 9-00 p.m. to 1-00 a.m. SILVER KEYNOTES


Admission 35p — Refreshments Right of admission reserved.


THE PARISH CHURCH OF SAINT HELEN, WADDINGTON.


Festival of Flowers (Floral Arrangements by the Burnley Flower Club)


"0 ALL YE WORKS OF THE LORD, BLESS YE THE LORD”


24th—26th SEPTEMBER, 1971 to be opened by


FRIDAY: CHURCH OPEN 10-30 a.m.—7-00 D m ______


Colonel Robert Parker, D.S.O., F.S.A., J.P. on Friday, 24th September, at 10-30 a.m. PROGRAMME .


SATURDAY: CHURCH OPEN 10-00 a.m.—9-00 pan. SUNDAY: HOLY COMMUNION 8-00 a.m. . . . SUNG EUCHARIST 10-45 a.m. CHURCH OPEN Noon—7-30 pan. EVENSONG 8-00 pm


.Refreshments will be served in, the Sunday School throughout the Festival.


SOUVENIR BROCHURES will be on sale.


AN EVENING OP CHURCH MUSIC, given, fay the Organist Mr. Kenneth L. Healey, and choir of St. Stephen’s Church’ Burnley a t 7-30 p.m. Programme 25p. '


uren,


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE (Division 5)


CLITHEROE and DISTRICT ADULT CENTRE


Whallcy, Pendleton, Clitheroe, Chatburn, Downham, Stonyhurst.


1971-72 CLASSES START MONDAY, 4th OCTOBER


^Enrolment and Exhibition of Work at RIBBLESDALE! SCHOOL and ADULT CENTRE, CLITHEROE on


MONDAY and TUESDAYS EVENINGS, 20th—21st SEPTEMBER at 7-00—8-30 p.m.


Village classes enrol as above or at an early meeting of the class dhoseu.


Class lists available at local Libraries or Centre Office j Ribblesdale School.


Clitheroe 2563.


CLITHEROE W.E.A. BRANCH Classes 1971—


72 at ADULT CENTRE,


Ribblesdale School THE NOVEL IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY


Tutor: G. Walker, B.A. Fee £2.


20 meetings beginning Monday, October 4th, 7-30 p.m.


FOLK MUSIC THROUGH THE AGES Tutor: Miss M. E. Brown, L.R.A.M. Fee 50p.


5 meetings beginning Monday, October 4th, 7-30 p.m.


PICKING UP THE PAST IN CLITHEROE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD


Tutor: H. Forrest, Fee £2.


20 meetings beginning on Wednesday, October 6th, 7-30 p.m.


REBELLION AND CONFORMITY


Tutor: Mrs. S. A. Allen, B.A. Fee £2. 20 meetings beginning Thursday, October 7th, 7-30 p.m.


THE GEOLOGY OF THE RIBBLE VALLEY Tutor: H. H. Grieve, B.Sc. Fee £1


10 meetings beginning January 25tli, Tuesday, 7-30 p.m.


Foe reductions for State Pensioners and Students.


Trial visits invited.


further information:—Mrs. N, Wilson (Hon Sec), The Nurseries


Tel: Whalley 3257 , Wiswell.


WHERE? NEWTON INSTITUTE WHEN? Friday, 17th September HOW MUCH? 30p


Dancing 8-30 p.m.— 1-00 a.m.


Hot Dogs and Hamburgers , at reasonable charges


Right of Admission Reserved CALDERSTONES STAFF SOCIAL CLUB SUPPER DANCE Friday, Sepembcr 24th, 1971


Danoing 8-30 p.m. — 1-00 a.m. Tickes £1 each


available from any member of the committee or Tel: Clitheroe 4580


FUTURE SUPPER DANCES to be held on:


Friday, October 22nd, 1971


Friday, November 26th, 1971 Friday, February 18th, 1972 Friday, March 17th, 1972 and April 21st, 1972


■ Y2i D I S C O T H E Q U E


WELLGATE o—


' BLACKBURN CORPORATION RECREATION COMMITTEE


with RAYMOND GUBBEY present A Funny Kind of Evening with


P a v i d K o s s o f f in the


Windsor Hall, Blackburn.


Thursday, 7th October, 1971 at 7-30 p.m.


Tickets 35p, 30p, 25


BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT (Reductions for Old Age Pensioners and Children) From Public Halls (Tel: 58424)


West Riding County Council CRAVEN INSTITUTE OF FURTHER EDUCATION


RE6REA7I0NAL CLASSES 1971 — 72


ARTS—Antiques, Life Painting, Printmaking, Choral Music, Music Appreciation, Recorder Music, Collage, Orchestral Music, Three-dimensional Design, Drama, Painting, Engraving, Pottery.


GENERAL STUDIES—Discussion Group, History, Modern Maths for Parents, Psychology, Sociology of a Village, Urban Sociology.


PHYSICAL EDUCATION—Archery, Judo, Badminton, Men’s Keep Fit, Basketball, Scottish Dancing, Folk Dancing, Swimming, Football Coaching, Women’s Keep Fit, Yoga.


PRACTICAL SUBJECTS—Bridge, Photography, Car Mainten­ ance, Pitmanscript, Cine Photography, Plumbing and Central Heating for Amateurs, Community Workshop, Fly Tying, Speedwriting, Gardening, Typewriting, Jewellery, Winemaking, Metalwork, Woodcarving, Woodwork.


WOMEN’S CRAFTS—Bachelor Cookery, Embroidery, Chil­ dren’s Dressmaking, Family Nursing, Cordon Bleu Cookery, Flower Arranging, Dressmaking, Furniture Renovation, Economical Entertaining, Hostess Cookery, Ladies Tailoring, Men’s Tailoring, Millinery, Soft Furni­ shing, Tapestry, Upholstery.


Playgroup facilities available at Skiplon and Rr.rn-Mwick. Enrolments—27th September—1st October.


Details from Prospectus available at:— Craven Institute of Further Education, High Street, Skipton. Tel: 3429.


Craven Institute of Further Education, County Secondary School, Barnoldswick. Tel: 3205.


Craven Institute of Further Education, South Craven Com­ prehensive School. Tel: Crossbills 3011.


Or any Public Library. SESSION BEGINS 4th OCTOBER


FOLK SING-OUT! Dog and Partridge, Wellgate, Clitheroe. Tonight S-30 p.m.


The most, requested return of the Fantastic BARBARA DIXON ! ! and your swinging resident: NEVIS


SOCIAL CLUB Tel. 3585


-o---------------- o SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND


L I N D A M A R S H A L L SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19fh


B E R N A R D H O L M E S


DOUBLE (won) 1


5 £30 next week


ST. MARY’S BADMINTON CLUB,


LOWER HALL, CLITHEROE.


NOTICE TO MEMBERS


Please note that the Winter Season • commences


Thursday, 23rd September at 8-00 p.m.


(Junior Section 6-30 p.m.— S-00 p.m.)


NEW MEMBERS WELCOME


CLITHEROE AND BOWLAND FARMERS SOCIAL COMMITTEE


Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe


will be held at the


THEO WILl & SONS LI


4 and


York Sire Glitheroe


Tel: 268


TREBLE (not won) 19


12 £50 this week.


ST. PETER and ST. PAUL, BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND


HARVEST FESTIVAL Sunday, 26th September


Holy Communion—8 a.m. •


Family Gift Service—10-45 a.m. Evensong—6-30 p.m.


4


CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL


Harvest Festival Services


Sunday, September 19th at 2 and 7 p.m. Preacher:


7-30 p.m. Isle of Skye—Slides given by Rev. G. W. Curry


7-00 p.m. Sale of Fruit and Veg.


Monday, September 20th Rev. K. M. Hendry 10-30: Liberal Party Assem­ BBC 2


Weather. 6-10: Tom-and Jerry. 6-20: The Black Rose, (film) 8-15: Harry Secombe Show.


Week, Racing Motor Racing. Rugby League. 5-15: Walt Disney: 6: News,


: night Movie: :■ ‘The Raven’. GRANADA


In Gaza. 1I:‘ News, Weather. 11.5: Film Night. 11-35: Mid-:-


9-50: Look. 10-20; Eyeless


Sylvester. 6-10: U.F.O. 7: Please Sir. 7.40: The Saturday Thriller. ‘Dangerous Crossing’ — with


Jeanne Crain and Michael Rennie. S-55: The Comedians. 9-


10- 11-


Racing. 3-10: United States Open Lawn Tennis Champion­ ships. 3.50: Halftime Results and News, Wrestling.1 4.45 Results Service. 5: Bonanza. 5-55: News. 6:


11-55: Fencing. 12-20: Rocket Robin Hood. 12-45: News. 12-50: World of Sport. 1-20:


9-25: Liberal Party Assembly. RADIO 1


try Meets Folk. 8-30: Star Sound. 9: European Pop Jury. 10-2: Saturday. Night with Sean Kelly. RADIO 2


25: The Des O’Connor Show.


30: News. 10-40: Aquarius.12-15: Cardiff Midday Prom. 40: Silent Force.


10- 10: Saturday with Sean' Kelly. 12:' Midnight News­ room 12-5: Night Ride: 2.0: News, Weather. RADIO 3


1: News, Weather 1-50: After­


Line-up, Rugby Union. Cricket, Association Football, • 5: Sports Report. 6-3: Listen To. The Band. 6-30: Take Your Partners. 7-32: Last Night Of The Proms. 8-45: Sounds Easy. 9-


2-2: Sport on 2: Racing,


And . Heard., 3: John Peel 5: Jimmy. Young. : 6: Mike Raven. 7-32: Coun­


12: Rosko Show. 2: Scene


noon Sequence. 4-30: Action .And Reaction. 5-5: Music in the Weimar Republic. 5-30: Action And Reaction (contin­ ued). ;


; 6-5: The Week Ahead. 6-30: Jazz Record Requests 7: Lulu by Alban Berg. 8-10: Michael Geliot 8-25: Lulu (continued). 9-35: The Morte Darthur.


RADIO 4 5: The Prom (continued).


America. 6-30: Sports Spot­ light. 7: Desert Island Discs.


Afternoon Theatre: ‘Home from Home’. 3: Weekend Woman’s Hour. 4: Film Time. 4-30: Pick Of The Week. 5-25: Stand By For West. 6: News. 6-15: Letter from


Forces’ Chance. 1: News. 1-15: Any Questions? 1-45:


Saturday Briefing. 10-30: Study On 4: On VHF. Open Univer­ sity. . 12: Sports Parade. 12-25:


■ 8: Today. 9: News. 9-5: , "


Of Music. 10-50: Lighten Our, Darkness 11-5: News.. Weather.


7-30: - Rov Hudd’s Vintage Music-Hall. 8-30: ■ Saturday Night Theatre: ‘The Watchers On The Shore. 10: News 10-10: My Kind


10: Martinu. 10-50: Beethoven Piano Sonatas. 11-30: News- Summary.


Parkers at Saltram. 2-20: Made in Britain. 2-30: Yesterday’s


1-20: Farming. 1-50: The


SUNDAY BBC 1


to Meet. 6-50: Richard Baker appeals. 6-55: Songs of Praise. 7- 25: Morccambe and Wise


play. 3-50: Film Comedy: ‘You know what sailors are*. 5-15: The Silver Sword. 5-40: Wild­ life Safari to Ethiopia. 6- 5: News. 6-15: A Chance


Witness. 3: Battle of Britain Air Dis­


Show. 8-10: Clark Gable in ‘Idiot’s Delight’. 9-50: News. 10:5: Omnibus: Glenda


Jackson. 11-5: She and She. BBC 2


Champions. 7: News Review and


1-50: Cricket: The Match of


Weather. 7-25: About Us (film). _ 8-15: Music on 2:,Edinburgh international Festival. 9-20-


Eye,Ie»? in. Gaza- 10-5: Rowan and Martin. 10-55: News Sum-


Week ^ 0ne Woman’s GRANADA


Art For All. 12-30: Rules of g o Game. 12-55: Jobs in ; the House and Garden. 1-25: All


? Ye5‘crdaV3- 1-55: Football. 2-50. The Great Stars—‘The


Ronald Colman and Peggv


Cummins- 4-40: The Golden Snot. 5-35: The Flaxton Boys. 6: News. 6-15: Got The


Jj. Stm's On Sunday. 7-25: On The Buses.


Message? 6-35: Seven Days. < ; .


Witti and Dirk Bogarde. 10: News 10-15: Fly On The Wall,


2 '3s= ,'I7lc Big Picture. ‘Mod- Blaise’ — with Monica


the General’—with Julia Fos- ter, 11-15: Tales Of Unease.


Pnn,i.G^ r?e Apley’, with i l : Parish Communion. 12:


v.\ 2: Savilc’s Travels. 3: Speak­ easy. 4; All our :yesterplays


RADIO 1


with Johnny : Moran. 5: Alan Freeman. 7: Quiver,. Bridget St. John. 8: Pete Drummond.


Something Simple. 7-30: Max Jaffa. 8-30: Sunday Half-Hour. 9-2: Your 100 B e s t Tunes.


12-5: Jazz Club. 1-2: Night Ride. 2: News, Weather.


Festival. 12-55: The Composer Speaks. 1-10: Festival Recital (continued). 1-45: Mahler. 3-30:' Piano Recital.


12: From the 1971 Aldeburgh RADIO 3


The Composer and the 20s. 5-25: Action and Reaction (continued). 6: Orchestral Con­


4-20: Action and Reaction. 5:


10-2: Softly Sentimental. 11-2: Peter Clayton’s ‘Jazznotcs’. 12: Midnight Newsroom.


A1 Read Expo. 2-30: Mike Yarwood. 3-2: Scmprini Sere­ nade. 4-2: Billy Ternent 5: Alan Freeman/ 7-3: Sing


12-2: Family Favourites. 2-1: RADIO 2


,.'i Lamc-Dog Please. • '■ ' :.t\ 8-15: Victor Pasmcrc. , -9: French- Music. 10-30:'- 17th Century Music., 11-30: News Summary.


cert. 7-15: Two Returns RADIO


from the North. 10-50: The Epilogue. 10-59: Weather. 11: News.


Strangers and Brothers. 6-45: Where pleasures have been sadly taken. 7: Questions of Belief. 7-30: Beethoven. 8-25: Beethoven (continued). 9: Go­ ing back to Ireland. 9-58: Weather. 10: News. 10-10: Choice


tion Tinje. 2-30: The Sunday. Play: ‘The Well - t the World’s End’. 3-30: The Good / Com­ panions. 4: Talking, about Antiques. 4-30: The Living World. 5: In Touch. 5-15: Down Your Way. 5-55: Weather. 6: News. 6-15: C. P. Snow’s


Weather. 1: The World This. Weekend. 2: Gardeners’: Ques­


12-15:. Talkabout.' '12-55: ' VWhalley, C.E. School


■ ..^Friday, 24th September ,


at ^ 7-30 pan. Admission 2p.


ST. CATHERINE’S CHUBggt, WEST BRADFORD ,


HARVEST FESTIVAL


Sung ■


Sunday; 19th September Eucharist—9-15 tun.


Evensong—6-30 pan. MANOR HALL,


Milthorne Avenue.


Sunday, September 19th at 6-30 p.m.


Mr. J. Massey (Clitheroc)


CLITHEROE


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH


Sunday, September 19th 10-30 ajn.


Rev. Kathleen M. Hendry, BA„ B.D.


No Evening Service


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


Sunday, September 19th 8-00 a.m.


Sacrament of Holy Communion 10-30 a.m.


Rev. J. A. Goodhail 6-00 p.m.


Rev. N. D. Walton


GRINDLETON PARISH CHURCH


HARVEST


THANKSGIVING Sunday, 19th September


Holy Communion 8 a.m.


Sung Eucharist 10-30 a.m . (Preacher: The Venerable William Johnston^


Archdeacon of Bradford) Evensong 6-30 p.m.


(Preacher: The Vicar)


DECORATION OF THE CHURCH ON


Saturday, 18th September at 2-00 pan.


EVERYONE WELCOME


SALEM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,


MARTIN TOP Harvest


Thanksgiving Services


Sunday, September 26th, 1971 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.


Rev. David Batchelor Preacher:


Monday Evening at 7-30 p.m. Colour Slides will be shown by


Mr. George Bargh, (NAPPA) followed by


Sale of Fruit and Vegetables PLAN TO STUDY THE


BIBLE THIS WINTER A systematic exposition of the


ROMAN EPISTLE commencing


Tuesday, September 21st 7.30 p.m.


Inquires welcome


PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, CLITHEROE


WATERLOO ROAD, REVOlUTld ROAST;


Just seal i leave


ROASTAB. cook for ‘ baste for


brown and for you, u they keep the juices flavour


.


You just c the top of bag loosely one of the provided


putting it the oven.


Then cook according t instructions the pack.


ROASTABa are transpc so you can an eye on chicken.


IPs so aim}


ROASTABA give you a perfect roa every time, sealing it a leaving it.


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for a halt, althoi time is long past


living space s ot of our two life- blems. The fit


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over-population, creasing year by blem most peopi ently completely but one which h solved soon, or itself in most tin/


will ever get soi they don’t and no { started yet, there L STUDENT OF J


Naturalist worn Rd


A HAPPY weeken recently for visitor down by the Ho;


apply the brakes of a long and < ■while we are no bottom at everin with politicians calling for more though they tern of economic grov They apparent


The time to cl


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