Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 1st, 1973


YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING


SATURDAY BBC 1


10-00—RETONDEZ STL VOUS PLAIT


10- 11-


30—AVVENTURA


11-25—WEATHERMAN H-30—THE HERBS 11-


12-


12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-05—THE BASIL BRUSH SHOW


CRUSADER


5-35—NEWS 5- 6-


50—DR WHO


6-50—HIGH ADVENTURE "Devil-ship Pirates,’’ Christopher Lee, Andrew Keir, John Caimey


WORLD OF DISNEY


3-1.5—CILLA 0-15—A MAN CALLED IRONSiDE


10-05—NEWS 10-


11- 20—PARKINSON 12- 20—WEATHERMAN


DAY BBC 2


8-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 3-


00—SATURDAY


MUSICAL: '• The Girl Can't Help


I f ,” Tom Ewell. Jayne Mansfield. Edmond O'Brien


4- 5- 5- 6-


05—MAN ALIVE


10- 11-


35—PLAY AWAY 00—PETS AND VETS 15—KIFARU


15—MATCH OF THE 15—WONDERFUL 9-


12-35—WORLD OF SPORT 5-10—NEWS 5-20—’THE NEW ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN


10- 11- 12- 12-


5- 6- U.N.C.L.E.


WEEK: ” Hawaii.” Julie Andrews, Richard Harris


9-30—NEWS 9-40—THE VAL DOONICAN SHOW


presents “ Pigeons from Hell" Brandon de Wilde, David Whorf


BBC 1 9- 10- VOUS PLAIT


SUNDAY 5-


6-


9-00—NAI Z1NDAG1 NAYA JEEVAN


11- 00—SEEING AND BELIEVING


H-35—CUT AND THRUST 12-


MATERIALS 00—HANDLING


12-25—LET'S GET GOING 12-50—FARMING 1-15—MADE IN BRITAIN


1-30—PARENTS AND CHILDREN


1- 2-


55—NEWS HEADLINES 00—MARY, MUNGO 9-


2-15—STORY THEATRE 2- 3-


AND MIDGE


SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT


40—ASK ASPEL 00—BLUE PETER


3-40—TOM AND JERRY 3-45—FILM MATINEE: " Warpath ” Edmond O'Brien, Dean Jaeger. Forrest Tucker, Harry Carey, jnr.. Pollv Bereen


5- 6-


6-15—THE SUNDAY DEBATE


6- 7-


7-25—THE BROTHERS S-15—ALL TIME GREATS:


BEGINNING YOURS


10-


lO-SO—ANDV wabhol n-20—CROSSTALK 12-00—WEATHERMAN


BBC 2


8-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 3-


4-


" The Dam Busters,’’ Richard Todd, Michael Redgrave 15—NEWS


20—WOODSTOCK 05—NEWS


50—'THE NEW 00—THE CHOICE IS 10-


11- 12-


30—REPONDEZ STL 00—AVVENTURA


7- 8- 8-


9-


10- 11-


40—NO MAN’S LAND 30—BORIS KARLOFF


45—MOTOR MOUSE


AND “ ’IT’S T1IE WOLF ”


03—DESERT


00—CROESI’R BONT11- 11-


10-


7-00—WESTMINSTER 7-20—NEWS & SPORT 7- 8- 9-


“ Wild in the Country,"


Elvis Presley, Hope Lange, Tuesday Weld, Millie Perkins


Granada


9-15—JOBS AROUND THE HOUSE


40—GETTING YOUR MONEY’S WORTH


10-05—YOU AND YOUR GOLF


40—SESAME STREET 40—KICK OFF 05—ARTHUR 30—NEWS


C oll | M iiflilflf ElX I Pra lMiE w a iiin u Nightly at 6-55 — Matinees at 2-40 FREE CAR PARK OPPOSITE CINEMAS 6-45 15—MIDNIGHT MOVIE:


40—FACE THE MUSICMATINEES SUNDAY, TUESDAY, SATURDAY at 2-30 10—NEWS ON TWO


30—RUGBY SPECIAL 15—WAR AND PEACE 00—FULL HOUSE


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Advertiser an d T im e s * f f ? m r


S K I P T O I S T S L U X U R Y REGAL 1 Today and Saturday THE HEIST (8-5) and 5 EASY PIECES (6-15)


Sunday, February 4th and A l l Week NIGHTLY at 6-45


X tel. ^ Skiptoo)


£ ' 1 2161


T W I N - C I N E M A S E T


Today and Saturday — Matinee Saturday at 1-30 SHAFT (8-30, Mat. 3.35) and GET CARTER (6-15, Mat. 1-30)


Sundiay, February 4th and All Week J


NIGHTLY at 6-45


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8-25 K.iu>HB,Cota»l»i««»uOaWktoUM. N f " LUNATIC" (U) DAILY MlRfKJR


AND NOW FOR SOMETHING £ Q O M U I t t DIFFERENT.


(A)


45—THE MAN FROM 40—FILM OF THE


CIVIC HALL Tel. 3278 GRAND KINEMA Tel. 3278


Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7-30 p.m. RICHARD BURTON, VICTOR MATURE in


TECHNICOLOR THE ROBE (U) MONDAY TO SATURDAY at 7-30


CLINT EASTWOOD, TELLY SAVALAS, DONALD SUTHERLAND in


KELLY'S HEROES 20—HORIZON


6-50—NEWS SUMMARY 6-


CERTAINTIES


ORCHESTRAS DANIEL PIKE MILLION


Granada 30—FAMILY SERVICE


11- 00—TIME TO REMEMBER


WORLD


1- 2-


FIVE 3-


30—WEEKEND 55—THE SAINT


20—SUNDAY


15—NEWS REVIEW 55—DOUBTS AND 25—AMERICA


15—THE GOODIES 45—THE GREAT


Action and laughter all the way when "Kelly’s Heroes” set out to rob a bank . . . and damn near won a war instead


Admission: Rear Stalls 40p (Under 14 years 20p)


Front Stalls 30p (Under 14 years * Senior Citizens I5p) WILL SECRETARIES PLEASE NOTE


40—THE VIEW FROM


CLITIIEROE FESTIVAL OF PLAYS will be held during the week commencing April 30th — May 5th. 1973.


30—THEY SOLD A ^yyyyyyyyyU\/\/\/U\AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAArt/\AAAA/WWW\A/WVWU 15—NEWS ON TWO


FOLK NIGHT SPECIAL DOG AND PARTRIDGE, WELLGATE, CUTHEROE


This Friday—Sing Out with THE YETTIES The Most Popular Group at Clilheroe~Al$o NEVIS


35—UNTAMED WORLD^VWWWWWVW)AA/W,yV'JWVWVWWWWWWWVVWVWW(WWWV\ Next Week FOGGY—March 16lh HIGH LEVEL RANTEKS TOC H, CL1THEROE BRANCH


50—THE JACKSON 20—FOOTBALL


MATINEE: •


4- 5-


6-15—APPEAL 6-20—CHILDREN OF THE VICARAGE


6- 05—NEWS


6-35—SONGS THAT MATTER


6- 7-


23—THE FENN STREET 50—ADAM SMITH


7-55—THE BIG PICTURE: “ Billion Dollar Brain,’’ Michael Caine, Karl Malden


GANG


10-00—NEWS 10-


55—MAN AT WORK 20—MONEY AT WORK11-


15—COUNTRY MATTERS 15—OPEN NIGHT SHOT • Second Chance,”


Brian Keith, Juliet Prouse


40—THE GOLDEN


OF BLACK BEAUTY


35—THE ADVENTURES


A SERVICE OF THANKSGIVING


FOR THE LIFE AND WORK OF


THE REV. P. B. (Tubby) CLAYTON C.H., M.C., D.D.


will be held in CUTHEROE PARISH CHURCH


on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5th at 7-30 p.m.


Conducted by THE VICAR, BRANCH PADRE with address by


T H E R E V . EDWARD WYNNE RURAL DEAN OF BLACKBURN


Present and past members ol Toe H ex-Servicemen who served in France, their wives, and all friends of Toe H, are welcome.


unit lour uni! four


BLACKBURN Telephone 58446


Today until Saturday


1—william lloldni. Ernest Borg- nine* Susan Hayward iu


Tho Revengers (aa) Rod Taylor. Sur.y Kendall in


Darker Than Amber (a) Shows at 2-0. 7«o.


Joe Kidd (aa)— Escape 2_Ciint Eastwood as


Of The Bird Men (til Shows 2*20, 3-50. 5-30. 7*0.


y__Tho 3 Dimension Thriller


Eyes Of Hell (x) Christopher Lee


Theatre Of Death (x) Shows 2-20, 4-fl. 5-40. 7-20.


Lust For A Vampire (x) Also


4—Ralph Dates in


Tho Abominable Dr Phibes (x) Shows 2-15. 3-53. 5-35, 7-20.


Sun., Feb. 4th. and Week 1—Comedy—witty and delicious,


Goldie Hawn, Edward Atpcrt


BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE


(a) 2-n. 5-20, S-to. Also MONTY


PYTHON - AND NOW FOR


SOMETHING COMPLETELY


DIFFERENT (a) Showing 3-45, 7-10.


2— Richard Roundtree as Shaft in his second thriller . . •


SHAFT’S BIG SCORE (xl 2-5, 5-30. 8-50.


Also the real life, story of a daredevil stunt man . • .


(a) Showing 3-55, 7-20. KMIEVEl EVEL Joanna Shimkus, Franco Nero THE VIRGIN


Am THE G Y P S Y


(aa) 2-0, 5-25, 8-50.


Also the most ingeniouB robberv without.violence ever perfected. Watch Stanley Baker. Ursula


Andress and David Warner do


A Great Night Out THE


WITCHES CAVE DISCO


at the PENDLE HOTEL Chatburn, Near Clitheroe


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2ml Stars of TV and Radio


The North West’s Top Harmony Band RAINBOW COTTAGE 9 p.m. to 2 n.m. Admission 50p


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd THIS IS THE PLACE


Admission 40p & 50p. 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.


DAVE CAVE & TEAPOT PHILL


SUNDAY,1 FEBRUARY 4 th LIVE ON STAGE


OMNIBUS 8 p.m. to 12 midnight. Admission 25p with top D.J. DAVE CAVE


WED., FEB. 7th LIVE ON STAGE


FORUM


with top D.J. DAVE CAVE 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission 30p


DISCOTHEQUE


CARR ROAD, NELSON TELEPHONE 64100.


This must be the place DISC-TRACTION


Where? NEWTON INSTITUTE When? FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9th Time?


9 p.m. — 1 a.m.


How much? 30p Right of Admission Reserved


Whalley Parish Council and


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times proudly present the prize-winning film


OLD PENDLE and for your further entertainment


COMPETITIONS, PRIZES and fun for all


THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15th at 7-30 p.m.


WHALLEY C. of E. SCHOOL HALL CHURCH LANE, WHALLEY •


Admission by ticket only — Tickets Free


From Mr Phil Whitaker’s Shop and all Parish Councillors, Fenton’s Supermarket and The Advertiser and Times Office, King Street, Clitheroe.


Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Late Supper Licence Fridays and Saturdays


(aa)


PERFECT FRIDAY


ARMY CADET FORCE, Clitheroe Coy Showing 3«40, 7-JO.


I—Richard Burton. Elizabeth Taylor, Peter O’Toole in Dylan Thomas’s


um m milk W O O D


(aa)—Supporting Programme. Shows at 2-15, 5-45. 84).


MONSTER


JUMBLE SALE AND


TOMBOLA


at the ST JOHN AMBULANCE HALL Church Street


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th Doors open 2-30 p.m.


ADMISSION 2p — REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE


3— ‘The best sex film we’ve had’ —The Teople.


DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL


THE 2nd JMKIVERSARY BRING AND BUY SALE


ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th


To be opened at 3 pan. by the Mayor of Clitheroe COUNCILLOR R. TURNER and MRS TURNER


NEW & AS-NEW STALL — CRIMPLENE DRESS LENGTHS CHILDREN’S STALL and MISCELLANIA STALL


CAKE AND PRODUCE STALL — POT STALL DANCE TO THE ALL ACTION


REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE — ADMISSION FREE at 8 p.m. to 11-45 p.m.


SOCIAL EVENING & DANCING ADMISSION 30p INCLUDING SUPPER LICENSED BAR APPLIED FOR


HUMPHREY PLUG©


RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED -^C lit h c r o c ^ ^ ^ u ^ ^ ^™^,^ -|^


GISBUEN AND DISTRICT Y.F.C. DISCO


to be held in GISBURN FESTIVAL HALt FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd


Y2j DISCO 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.


ADMISSION 35p — REFRESHMENTS RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED•rgfgrrffitt


CLITHEROE ahd DISTRICT VENTURE SCOUT UNIT DANCE


TO MOBILE SOUND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9tb


N.S.P.C.C., CLITHEROE BRANCH INVITE YOU TO A


MANNEQIIR PARADE to be held in THE NEW COFFEE LOUNGE of THE SPREAD EAGLE HOTEL SAWLEY


on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd at 8-0 p.m.


By kind permission of MR & MRS J. TRUEMAN FASHIONS by GRANVILLE HOUSE, BLACKBURN


TICKETS SI (Coffee and Sandwiches inclusive)


Obtainable front: Mrs S. Westhead, Crossal, Claremont 'Drive, Clitheroe. Tel. 3390; Mrs C. Roylc, Chorley House, Kirkntbor Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 3666.


fUUUMAAMAMAAAAA/lAAAAAA>IAAtU PRELIMINARY NOTICE


Hodder Valley Fox Club •


Annual Hunt Ball to be held at


NEWTON INSTITUTE on FRIDAY, MARCH 9th


CLITHEROE CRICKET BOWLING AND TENNIS CLUB


111th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


OF MEMBERS AT THE CLUB


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13th at 8 p.ni.


at THE CATHOLIC HALL, I.OWERGATE- 8-0 p.m. to 12 Midnight


TICKETS 65p including Supper


Available from Batemans, 16 York Street, or any Yen a Scout, or At The Door—Licensed Bar


^


BLEAK HOUSE Kcmple End •


^


LICENSED RESTAURANT Dlnners :: Luncheons


:: Teas


Speciality in F arm HoUse Grills


Seating capacity 30 arty Menu on request


Tel. Stonyhurst 335


J o book your table and have a


meal with us ! _ At the


WADDINGTON HOSPITAL EFFORT DON’T FORGET


COLOURED SLIDES at 8 p.m. Also


COFFEE EVENING with STALLS and TOMBOLA


SLAIDBURN VILLAGE HALL


Display of Maypole Dancing SATURDAY, FEB. 3rd, 7-15 p.m.


TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2nd at 1-45 p.m.


WHIST and


DOMINO DRIVE As Advertised Last Week


MANOR HALL SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4»


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


MR R. WATT (Blackburn)


^ Saturday 7 iw w T8’15 1 a s s a i l s


WHITEWELL Ho t e l


IF IT’S A FRIENDLY ATMOl EXCELLENT FOOD, PLUS <1 YOU’RE LOOKING FOR. VI


HARK TO FREE HCl


SLAIDBURN, Nr. Telephone Slai


We enjoy making our homely cc our AFTERNOON and HIGH’ TE. individually ordered El Parties and Weddings Cati


| THE CORC


I HORTONJN-CRAV ^


Enjoy our fine service : ^


^ Meals served from 8 a.m. to Private Parties and Wedding R Coaches by appoii


^ n n rn n n m m im tn m m Telephone Gisl


^ We take pride in making j| ^


| WHALLEY Top Local Group CRAZY LACE PLUS PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCO SHOW


u,r. kind con tell your friends abnut!


EMILE FORD AND


THE CHECKMATES PLUS SUPPORTING ACTS


LATE LICENCE — SUPPERS


Ribblesdale Sports and Social Club SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd


DELLA RAINE Refreshments available.


(VERSATILE)


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY’ 4th DISCO


ACTION SOUND


Ar ^ h tV f W 7i'1°sio n M s £ g v & f THURSDAY’, FEBRUARY’ 8th


ROAD SHOW 8 p.m. prompt


SEVEN GREAT ARTISTS. TICKETS 15p LIMITED TICKETS FROM COMMITTEE MEMBERS


ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY Refreshments available


NUMBERS: £5, 349; £2, 348 & 350. SNOWBALL No. 8 SUNDAY LUNCH COULD GIVE YOU £5 EXTRA


IF YOU ARE PRESENT AND HAVE THE NUMBER WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB


Saturday, February 3rd From 8 p.m. — 11-30 p.m.


l ABBOTS COUR’ | Now open for Lnm


§ ALSO DINNERS EACH F| §


SUNDAY AND


{§ WEDDINGS AND DINS ^


ARRANGED FRIDAY and SATURDAY


THE SENSATIONAL No. 1 HIT RECORDING STAROF ‘WHAT DO YOU WANT TO MAKE THOSE EYES AT ME FOR’


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peurueiA iACWNW psTRauiontAi


LOW MOOR CLUB


Telephone 3496


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd FREE ’N’ EASY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4th


BRIAN FENTON VOCAL COMEDIAN


CLITI1EROE NATURALISTS' SOCIETY


THE LIFE OF FUNGI


(and other tilings) (MR B. ODDIE)


THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8th at 7-30 p.m.


BOYS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL YORK STREET


(New Members welcome) CLITHEROE TOWN GATE CLUB


GREAT HARWOOD TELEPHONE 885746


CABARET 10 p.m. ★


W SOCIAL CLUB SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4th


ALLAN FRAZER DON’T FORGET


ARTIST OF THE YEAR PRESENTATION WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7th


MINA HALL and BILL DIXON Plus Roy Demaiue


Adm. 15p. ali Pay. Tickets from committee member*


DOUBLE (Won) 14 : 24


£30 This Week


TREBLE (Not won) 29 : 22 : 12


. £50 This Week


ELLGATE — Telephone 3585 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd


THE H1LLTONES


ROEFIELD HOTEL


RESTAURANT


EDISFORD BRIDGE CUTHEROE. Tel. 2010.


An excellent choice ol food and wine is available each evening in tho Gourmet Restaurant.


Morning Coffee, Lunches ahd Teas are served daily.


Fully residential with pri- vite bathrooms, also sauna hath available.


The hotel is set in 20 acres of beautiful wood­ land on the banks of the River Ribble where pri­ vate fishing is available.


CALF'S HEAD HOTEL WORSTON. Tel. Chatburn 218,


A new menu has recently been introduced in the A La Carte Restaurant which is open each even­ ing EXCEPT SUNDAY.


Popular bar meals are served each lunch time and each evening till 10-30.


The ballroom is available for Weddings, Private Functions and Dinner Dances — Capacity 100,


★ FULLY RESIDENTIAL BOOK NOW AND BE si MUSIC BY TH E ROW


WEDDINGS AND PI W CATERED FOR


OPEN DAILY FOR L U


DlNN!


EXCEPT WEDNESDAY AN (EX HIGH TEAS ON


BRICK


l ic e n s e d r e s t a u r TELEPHON


tfxacoMCOOOOO^^ I f l f f i i s A i Phone Slaidb


WIDE RANGE Oil AND SNJ


Served Daily 12-0 to 2-0 p.'F (Sundays ex|


LUNCHES, AFTERNOON Served Saturday and Sun.


DINNERS—Satur


Party Bookings for Diners (1 5 pr other eve-


DININC ROOM AVAILABLE OTHER FUN(


Please Phone for Ment The Ideal Situation for A t l


MAY HOUSE I


Preston New Rot Telephone


LUNCHEOm


MONDAY to 12 noon to 2-1


PARTY CATERING Licensed Prop.: Miss J. Tt|


iN INNS AND CAFE5 ^ IN RIBBLE VALLETj


c& details of a d v e r t is in j guide phone Sandra f


Clitheroe 2323


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