Clitheroc Advertiser and Times', May 10th,‘1973
YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING SATURDAY
BBC 1 10-
11 -25—WEAT1I ERMAN 11-
11- 45—MOTOR MOUSE AND IT'S THE WOLF 05—BARRIER REEF
GREEN 12-
12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-03—WE WANT TO SING 5-35—NEWS 5-
6- 7- 50—DR WHO
WITH JIMMY SAVILE
3-00—A MAN CALLED IRONSIDE
10- 00—INTERNATIONAL MATCH OF THE DAY
9- 50—NEWS
11- 30—PRESENTING LENA MARTELL
12- 00—WEATH ERMAN BBC 2
8-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 3-00— SATURDAY CINEMA " Captain from Castile " Tyrone Power,* .Jean Peters, Cesar Romero, te e J. Cobb
5-15—INTERNATIONAL LAWN TENNIS
fi-40—WESTMINSTER 7-05—NEWS AND SPORT
9-
10- 10- 11-
12-
8- 30—THE DICK EMEiRY SHOW
WESTERN "Where the River Bends," James Stewart, Arthur Kennedy, Rock Hudson, •Julia Adams
15—CLUNK-CLICK 00—THE SATURDAY
9-35—$E UR BEATRA vous PLAIT
; 00—j lE I’ONDEZ S’lL 30—C AM BERWICK
7- 20—RUGBY SfECLAL 8-
11-35—MIDNIGHT MOVIE “Brother Orchid” Edward G. Robinson, Humphrey Bogart, Ann Sothern
10- 11-
Granadd
9-15—THE EXPLORING MIND
10-05—PLAY THE GAME 10-
9-40—TAKE BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS
11- 35—FOLLYFOOT
12-30—NEWS 12-35—WORLD OF SPORT ”
FINN
5-10—NEWS 5-20—FI LSI OF THE WEEK “ Bonnie Prince
• Charlie ” David Niven,
7-30—HOME INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Margaret Leighton
"Tire Colour of Blood” Norman Eshley, Katharine Schofield 15—NEWS
00—THRILLER
MYSTERY ” Criminal Court ” Tom Conway. Martha O'Driscoll 20—SEAWAY
BBC 1 9-
JEF.VAN
11-00—SEE ANT) BELIEVING
11- THERE
13-00—TRAINING FOR WORK
13-35—PICTURE MAKING 12-
50—FARMING .1-15—MADE IN BRITAIN
1-30—PARENTS AND CHILDREN
1-
2- 00—ALONG THE TRAIL 2-15—THE FRENCH WAY 2- 40—LANCER 3-
00—NAT ZINDAGI NAYAI-
3-39—REPONDEZ STL VOUS PLAIT
SUNDAY 8-
25—THE SCIENTISTS 10—MIDNIGHT
THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY at 7-30 BARRY NEWMAN, SU7.Y KENDALL in Alastair Maclean's
FEAR IS THE KEY (A) MONDAY to SATURDAY at 7-30
DICK EMERY, DERREN NESBITT, RONALD FRASER, PAT COOMBS, WILLIAM FRANKLYN in
BBC 2
6-45—NEWS SUMMARY 6- 7-
35—PONT JUST SIT 9-
S-15—VISION AND (REVOLUTION
ABOUT US
10- 30—THE JOHN DENVER SHOW"
](W)0—MILLIGAN IN SPRING
ALT. TOWN GATE CLUB
IMS—NEWS ON TWO 11- 20—UP SUNDAY
55—NEWS HEADLINES Granada 10-
'"The Dolly Sisters," Betty Grable, June Haver, John Payne, S. Z. Sakall, Reginald Gardiner
5- 20—WIVES AND DAUGHTERS
6- 05—NEWS
6-15—WHAT SHALU WE TELL THE ((CHILDREN?
7- 25—OWEN MD S-15—ALL-TIME GREATS " Kind Hearts and Coronets ” Dennis Price,
6-
Valerie Hobson. Joan Greenwood. Alec Guinness
10- 11-
10-00—NEWS THE YEAR 11-50—WEATHERMAN 30—FILM MATINEE
11- 00—THE ADDAMS FAMILY
KITCHEN II-
12-55—THE SAINT 1-
9-30—CHRISTIAN AID SERVICE
GREAT HARWOOD TELEPHONE 885746
TONIGHT, THURSDAY IN THE LOUNGE at 10-0 p.m. 35—FARMHOUSE
TOMORROW'S CHILDREN FRIDAY' AND SATURDAY' — CABARET 10-0 p.m.
. ..... . i— ■ r* 5 TIMES WINNERS OF “OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS”
30—WEEKEND WORLD 55—ON THE LINE
2- 25—SHOW JUMPING 3- 10—CARTOON 3-15—THE EALING COMEDIES "Spare a Copper” George Formby
50—GLORY, GLORY6- 6- BOYS
JOHNNY NEIL and the
1-10—THE GOLDEN SHOT 5-
10—THE PASSING OF 00— IRELAND
10- 11-
7-25—ON THE BUSES 7-55—SYLVESTER S-00—-MOVIE PREMIERE “ Haunts of the Very Rich ” Lloyd Br'idges. Cloris Leachman 30—OUR KID 00—NEWS
9- 10- THEATRE 7- 00—STARS ON SUNDAY' 15—ARGUMENT
35—THE FLAXTON 05—NEWS
PLUS No. 1 HIT RECORDING STAR
STARLINERS TOMMY BRUCE
LATE LICENCE — SUPPERS 0
SUNDAY — TOP I/bCAL GROUP
ANGIE PLUS
PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCO SHOW
15—SUNDAY NIGHT 15—FOREIGN EYE
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES CATERED FOR HEN PARTIES
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J IJK O l! • newly opened DINING ROOM
BOOK NOW AND BE SURE OF A TABLE
MUSIC BY THE ROWLAND FORD DUO Also
OPEN DAILY FOR LUNCHEON AND DINNER
(EXCEPT WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS) HIGH TEAS ON SUNDAYS
BRICK HOUSE .
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LICENSED RESTAURANT, CHIPPING TELEPHONE 316
DUG AND PARTRIDGE. WELLGATI2, CLllTIEUOE THIS WEEK
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FRIDAY. MAY 11th
RAINBOW COTTAGE Granada TV Golden Shot Band
a SATURDAY, MAY 12th
THE BIG NIGHT OUT AT THE COLUMN
with D.J.’s TEATOT PHIL — SUPER STEVE
9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Admission: 40p ladies, 60p gents, 70p guests.
SUNDAY’, MAY' J 3th From Hull — Radio One Band
HOUSE SUPER GROUP
with D.J.’s TEAPOT PHIL — SUPER STEVE
8 p.m. to Midnight. Bars 8-0 till 11-30 Admission 25p
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16th
MIDWEEK MONSTER NIGHT OUT
TEAPOT PHIL * SUPER STLVL 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
DISCOTHEQUE RESIDENT DJ.’s
ADMISSION FREE — FANTASTIC DISCOTHEQUE NELSON — This must be the place
ifibblesdale Sports and Social Club *
SATURDAY, MAY 12lh — THE FABULOUS L10NAL JAY SOUND
REFRESHMENTS SUNDAY, MAY 13th
DISCO - ACTION SOUND RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED
NUMBERS: £5—587; £2—586, 590. SNOWBALL No.
Sunday Lunch could give you £5 extra if you are present and have the number.
A Great Night Out for the Whole Family ! ! Britain's Fastest Growing Motor Sport
BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIP— Qualifying Round Titanic Battle For Points— 'Thrills Galore.
HELL DRIVERS SATURDAY, MAY 12th, 7-30 p.m.
ADULTS 60p, CHILDREN 30p— FREE PARKING VwwvwwwwvwwwvwwwwwwwwwwwxnnA/vwwwtn/i/wu?
METHODIST L.P.M.A.A. ANNIVERSARY
SATURDAY EVENING: i
MEETING May 12th, at 7-30. in
TRINITY SCHOOL; Parson Lane, Clithcroc.
Chairman: Coun. J. R. TODD Guest Speaker:
G'qun. C. MITCHELL; j of Bridlington.
TRUJITy YOUTH CHOIR {Musical Items by
All Methodists and Other Friends Invited.
St James's Working Party- ?
JUMBLE SALE ; will he held ( . I
Saturday, May 12th, at 3 p..m, IN THE SCHOOL r. ADMISSION 2p , I.
Home Made Refreshments;' , with D.J.’s TEAPOT PHIL — SUPER STEVE
9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Admission: 60p members^70p guests COME EARLY
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WELLGATE— Telephone 23585 SATURDAY, MAY 12th
RAY COLLINS JAMIE RHODES
SUNDAY', MAY'-13th
DOUBLE (Won) 6 : >6
£30 Next Week
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MANOR HALL, CLITHEROE
37th ANNUAL
CONFERENCE SATURDAY, MAY lSlh
io :i-Kft p.m.—Prayer and Praise tf-IMi to i-:ui p.m.—Ministry
p.m.—Ministry. MR PETER MAIDEN, Carlisle Speakers expected—
MR RICHARD TARNABY* Fleetwood
SUNDAY, MAY 13lh
GOSPEL SERVICE nl (i*‘.?0 p.m.
Speaker TETER MAIDEN, Carlisle
LADIES* FELLOWSHIP WEDNESDAY, MAY ltilh at JM5 p.m.
MRS A. BAKEWELL, Blackburn A/WWVWWWWWWWWAA/WWU
l-"0 to G-0 p.m.—Interval for Tea (fully provided)
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Motor R a c in g Circuit
Morning Practice CAR PARK Start 1-30 p.m. Adults 30p Refreshments
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THE GANG SHOW ALL NEXT WEEK— EACH EVENING at 7-30 in THE PARISH CHURCH HALL
STILL A FEW SEATS LEFT FOR MOST PERFORMANCES
CONTACT ANY SCOUT OR JOHN N. CLAYTON AT CLITHEROE 23162.
Booking Office Open Saturday 11 -0 a.m. to Noon, 2-0 to 4-0 p.m.; Sunday 1-45 to 2-45 p.m.
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Saturday, May 12th from 8-0 p.m. to 11-30 p.m.
BEAT DANCE iSPIICE
TO HEYWOOD’S TOP GROUP First appearance at the Club
RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED NEXT WEEK: DISCO DANCE
OiSCTR ACTION
Where?- NEWTON INSTITUTE When? Tomorrow (Fri., May 11th) Time?
9. p.m. — 1 a.m. Hoiv much? 30p
HAMBURGERS) AND HOT DOGS AVAILABLE Right ;bf Admission Reserved
,
WEDDINGS AND PRIVATE PARTIES CATERED FOR — CAPACITY 130
CHRISTIAN AID WEEK MAY 14th to the 19th
HOUSE-TO-HOUSE COLLECTIONS will be held in the following areas—
CLITHEROE, CHATBURN, GRINDLETON, WEST BRADFORD, WADDINGTON, BARROW,
WHALLEY, WISWELL, BILLINGTON & LANGHO PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY
(MAY 19th— COFFEE MORNING IN MAYOR’S PARLOUR) * * * * * * * * * * j r r * * * * * * * * * * * 0 r r * * r r * * * * * 0 0 * * * * * * * * r r r r / r r * * * * r * i
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50—NEWS REVIEW 25—THE WORLD
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. . . BUT I LIKE YOU *
55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 50—CRICKET
Dick Emery’s first screen comedy provides the oppor tunity in see nine images for the price of one in an hilarious and ingenious comic crime story.
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Chipping and District Old People’s Welfare
GARDEN FETE to be bold at
LEACRAM PARK, CHIPPING
by kind invitation of Mr 4 Mrs C. Weld Blundell
SATURDAY, MAY 19tli a t 2-0 p.m.
VARIOUS STALLS AND SIDE SHOWS
Refreshments available Admission 5p or donation
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UNITED REFORMED CHURCH, BARROW C H ILD R EN ’S
a n n i v e r s a r y S E R V IC E S
SUNDAY, MAY 13th
10-45 a .n i .—DEMONS 014' t io n by c h il d u l n
>-30—AFTERNOON SERVICB P re a c h e r—
REV. T. MARSH, Blackburn^
. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Waterloo Road, Clithcroe
' Not by works of riS^ousne» which we have done, according to His mere)
saved us.” We invite you to our
GOSPEL SERVICE SUNDAY at 6-30 p.m-
Holden Chapel
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
on Sunday, May 13th Preacher—•
MR T. ETHERINGTON Services 1-30 and 7-0 P,n1
t r in i t y l a d i e s
THE SAMARITANS OF NORTH EAST LANts
DON’T FORGET TO SUPPORT US
newton-in-bowland AT newton HAU.
FRIDAY, MAY 11th 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
.A r r r c CHERRY Jumble sale T’ WANTED: LADIES’.
CENT’S & CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, ETC., AND GENERAL
including tea and biscuits (Surprise Ticket Number)
MISCELLANEA ADMISSION lOp
King Dunsop Bridge 279
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DISCO E X p a n n v
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CLITHEI PRESTON A
WEDNESDAY KICK-OFF 7-0 p.m.
V / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / ;
Dunsop Bridge Village Hall
THE ANNUAL WARDROBE SALE
on WED., MAY 23rd from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m,
B la c k b u rn s a n e Tel. C IV IC HALL Tel. 23278 " GRAND KINEMA Tel. 23278
Telephone 2 2 8 7 6 E E K .
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SUNDAY May 13th. ( n r s e v e n d a y s .
35—SESAME STREET
12- 05—THE NEW ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY
Presented at 6-30 Presented at 6-0 (Saturday Matinee 1-0) FREE CAR PARK OPPOSITE CINEMAS
9- 50—PATRICK CARGILL in OOH LA LA!
$-00—THE ASCENT OF MAN
15—CHERI AND TEARS
45—BI.OOp, SWEAT 30—NEWS ON TWO
United flrhsts
Presented at 8-5 (Saturday Matinee 3-0) PLUS-----
GISBURN and C D IS SK IP TO IS l’S /; L U X U R Y IBB
SUNDAY, MAY 13th FOR SEVEN DAYS Once Nightly at 6-30
SUNDAY, MAY 13th FOR SEVEN DAYS Matinee Saturday at 1 p.m. Once Nightly at 6-0
CLITHEROE NATURALISTS’ SOCIETY
NATURE WALK
SUNDAY, MAY 20th to
HODDER WOODS FOR
DAWN CHORUS Leader: Mr J. Gregory
MEET CIIATBURN ROAD END 4 a.m.
(New members welcome) TRINITY YOUTH CLUB
JUMBLE SALE
TONIGHT :
(Thursday), MAY 10th IN TRINITY
SCHOOLROOMS at 7-0
ADMISSION 2p
ROEFIELD HOTEL
RESTAURANT
EDISFORD BRIDGE CLITHEROE.
Tel. 2010.
FOR YOUR GET AWAY WEEKEND
We don’t have to tell you of the beautiful Ribble Valley, only the luxury & comfort of our Hotel which is situated on the
Let us quote you our Special Rates.
your table Relax in our Sauna Bath, Fish on the River or Swim in adjacent Ribblesdale
Grouse Quail, Venison and many specialities cooked at
l.unch. High Tea and Dinner Served Daily.
banks of the River Ribble. All rooms with private bath and telephone, our restaurant where you can enjoy such delicacies as Pheasant*
Pool, tn fact, just come and enjoy yourself,
CALF'S HEAD HOTEL worston.
Tel. Chatburn 218. FULLY RESIDENTIAL
Tlie restaurant is ontn each evening (except Sun days) for a varied and inexpensive meal.
DINNER DANCES, ffed ding Receptions, Private Parties our specialities capacity 120.
home made soup, turkey .«j chlpj followed hy fruit “ 1 cream, or sample th,
For a tasty bar meal tr, or otouchman’, lonch. 1
These and other dishes are served each lunch time and evening.
Clitheroe and District Leonard Cheshire
A MUSICA by STONYHURST COLL
on SATURDAY, Jl at STONYHUf by kind permission
Tickets available from Cowman: IIC
Clitheroe— fPIeasc apply early a«
As a gesture of thanks t contributed so generous daughter, Patricia, Mr £ will be he
AT H at Lan"clc Trough Road,
ON SUNDAY Nl from 3-0 L
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Menu’s and Prices avail, able on request.
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; ’ HULLABAL
" ADMIS5ION 35p— REFR' right of admi;
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ^ H A L L E Y P A I
CO N SA TU R D A Y ’ M A Y
jiy S t o n y h u r s t College admission free
on FRIDAY, 9-0
p.ni. h
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