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EXCELLENT FOOD BEAUTIFULLY SERVED


BBC 1 10-


11- 45—MOTOR MOUSE & IT’S THE WOLF


GREEN 12-


05—GOLD ON CROW MOUNTAIN


12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-35—NEWS 5- 6-


6-25—inGH 15—TOM & JERRY 50—DR WHO


ADVENTURE: “ The Black Shield of Falworth." Tony Curtis,


Janet Leigh, David Farrar


8-00—THE SOUND OF PETULA


8- SHOW


10- 11- 11-


9-50—NEWS DAY


12-


9- 00—A MAN CALLED IRONSIDE


05—MATCH OF THE 05—PRESENTING


LENA MARTELL BBC 2


8-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 3-


CINEMA: '• Anastasia," Ingrid Bergman, Yul Brynner, Helen Hayes. Akim TamirofT. Martita Hunt,


4- 5-


Felix Aylmer 00—SATURDAY'


10-00—REPONDEZ S’lL VOUS PLAIT


11- 25—WEATHERMAN H-30—CAMBERWICK


SATURDAY 5- 6-


30—AVVENTURA 8-


SUNDAY, APRIL 15th, FOR 7 DAYS Once Nightly at 6-30,_______


7- 10—WESTMINSTER


9- 00—BEL-AMI 9-50—FULL HOUSE


11-25—NEWS ON TWO 11-30—MIDNIGHT MOVIE:


“ Warlock," Henry Fonda, Richard Widmark, Anthony Quinn, Dorothy Malone


Granada


9-15—JOBS AROUND THE HOUSE


9-


30—THE DICK EMERY 11-


10- FLAVOUR 40—FOREIGN


10-05—YOU AND YOUR GOLF


12-30—NEWS 12-35—WORLD OF SPORT


HUCKLEBERRY FINN


35—SERGEANT BILKO 00—WEATHERMAN


5-10—NEWS 5-15—'THE PROTECTORS 5-50—THE JULIE ANDREWS HOUR


fi-50—FILM OF THE WEEK: “ Man in the Middle,” Robert Mitohum


8- 9-


10- 10- 11-


05—PETS AND VETS12- 40—PLAY AWAY


MYSTERY: " Charlie Chan at the Opera.” Warner Oland, Boris Karloff


25—SEAWAY SUNDAY BBC 1


9-00—NAI ZINDAGT NAYA JEEVAN


9- 30—REPONDEZ STL VOUS PLAIT


10- 25—HIGH MASS FOR PALM SUNDAY


11- 35—DON’T JUST SIT THERE. . .


12- 00—TRAINING FOR WORK


12-25—PICTURE MAKING 12-50—FARMING 1-15—MADE IN BRITAIN


1-30—PARENTS AND CHILDREN


1- 2-


RIVER


2-15—THE SHARI LEWIS SHOW


2-25—THE ANIMAL GAME


2- 3-


9-


55—THE FRENCH WAY10- 35—FILM MATINEE:


“ Master Spy." Stephen Murray,


June Thorbum, Alan Wheatley, John Carson


4- HORSE TRIALS 1973


5- 20—THE NEW ROAD 6- 05—NEWS


6-15—WHERE IS YOUR GOD?


6-50—CLIVE DUNN 6- 7-


8-


10- 10-


12-


MAN: George Fonnby


MONTH: " A Room With A View ”


11- 25—KENNETH HARRIS INTERVIEWS


WAR


25—A WINDOW IN THE 10-


15—NEWS 9- 10- 10—WEATHERMAN 11- 15—PLAY OF THE 35—BADMINTON BBC 2


8-55-r-OPEN UNIVERSITY 1-35—MONEY AT WORK 5-


25—HORIZON


6- 15—NEWS REVIEW 6-50—NEWS SUMMARY 6-


MOMENT


55—NEWS HEADLINES11- 00—ALONG THE


10- 25—AWAY FROM IT ALL


H-20—UP SUNDAY


Granada THERE . . .


11- 00—the ADDAMS FAMILY


KITCHEN


11.30—WEEKEND YVORLD 12- 1- 2- 3-


55—THE SAINT


55—ON THE LINE 25—FOOTBALL


4- 5-


55—SONG OF PRAISE 25—THE UKELELE


6-05 6-15


COMEDIES SHOT BOYS


_ __ -ARGUMENT 7-00—STARS ON SUNDAY


-NEWS


7-25—ON THE BUSES 7- 8-


PREMIERE: " Yuma," Clint Walker,


THEATRE


55—SYLVESTER 00—MOVIE


30—OUR KID 00—NEWS


15—SUNDAY NIGHT


20—THE EALING 40—THE GOLDEN 35—THE FLAXTON


39—YVERE YOU 35—FARMHOUSE


8- 15—SEVEN OF ONE 8-45—” SHENANDOAH ” James Stewart, Doug McClure, Glen Corbett, Patrick Wayne


7- 25—THE WORLD ABOUT US


15—NEWS ON TWO 55—THE TIMELESS


30—THE SCIENTISTS 10—MIDNIGHT


35—SESAME STREET 35—FOLLYFOOT


12- 00—THE NEW ADVENTURES OF


CIVIC HALL


Tel. 23278 GRAND KINEMA Tel. 23278 Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7-30 p.m.


SEAN CONNERY as 007 in THUNDERBALL (A)


Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday at 7-15. Mat. YVcd. at 2-15 REX HARRISON, SAMANTHA EGGAR.


30—WHO DO YOU DO? 00—THRILLER 15—NEWS


ANTHONY NEWLEY, RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH in DOCTOR DOLITTLE (U)


The lavish musical spectacular about the world-wide adventures of an animal loving doctor


Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7-15


JULIE ANDREWS, MARY’ TYLER MOORE, CAROL CHANNING, JAMES FOX in


THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE (U)


A joyous musical with the effervescent Julie Andrews singing, dancing and laughing her way through every delightful scene.


Please note there will be an evening performance on Good Friday as usual!


CIVIC HALL


FESTIVAL OF PLAYS 1973 APRIL 30f!i to May 5th


Adjudicator— Peter Dutton Esq.


MON., APRIL 30th at 7-30 p.m.—Todmordcn Players present NORMAN, an entertainment by Frank Harvey.


TUES.. MAY 1st at 7-30 p.m.— Anonymous Players present SEMI­ DETACHED. an evening of fun by David Turner.


WED., MAY 2nd at 7-30 p.m.— Norcross Players present NOT NOW DARLINC, the riotous comedy by Ray Cooney and


john Chapman.


THURS. MAY 3rd at 7-30 p.m.— Country Players present THE CLASS MENAGERIE, the moving story by Tennessee Williams.


FRI., MAY 4th at 7-30 p.m.— Tudor Players present BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, an American comedy by Neil Simon.


SAT., MAY 5th at 7 p.m.— Scottish Theatre Croup, NEVER TOO LATE, an hilarious comedy by Sumner Arthur Long.


ADMISSION PRICES (INC. V.A.T.I 4Sp and 3Sp. SEASON TICKETS £2 AND £1.50.


GENERAL BOOKINC WILL COMMENCE ON MON., APRIL 16th 11 a.m.— 12-30 p.m., 3 p.m.— 5 p.m. and EVENINGS


SATURDAY 11 a.m.r-12-30 p.m. and EVENINGS. THE 1973 FESTIVAL IS THE ENTERTAINMENT FESTIVAL xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxg CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB


W E L L G A T E— Telephone 2 3 5 8 5 SATURDAY, APRIL 14th


VICKS ALLAN SUNDAY, APRIL 15tli


ROYSTON JONES TRIO


GOOD FRIDAY EVENING—DANCING FREE ’N’ EASY DOUBLE (Won)


25 : 6 £30 Next Week


TREBLE (Not Won) 26 : 21 : 8


£50 Next Week 30—FOREIGN EYE ^(XxmxxioaiooQaxmxxmxxxxxxxxmxxxxxxioofmxxmioooQS


IH ( U1RISCH PRODUCTION COMPANY


UHOENffi ___ i*| STAMP THERE! OH'T JUST


also Richard Johnson, Diana Dors in DANGER ROUTE (A)


SAINT MARY THE VIRGIN GISBURN


PALM


FRIDAY, APRIL 13tll RADIO ONE BAND


COPPER KETTLE with D.J. DAVE CAVE


9 n.m. to 2 a.m. Admission: 50p members, 60p guests COME EARLY


SATURDAY, APRIL 14th SATURDAY NIGHT the


BIG NIGHT OUT AT THE COLUMN


WITH DJ’s DAVE CAVE, TEAPOT PHIL, SUPER STEVE and VAT


9 p.m. to 3 a.m. Admission: 40p ladies, 50p gents, 60p guests


SUNDAY, APRIL I5tli


JAMIE & CO HARMONY BAND


with DJ. DAVE CAVE


? p.m. to Midnight. Bars 8-0 till 11-30 Admission 25p


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th


midweek monster NIGHT OUT


DISCOTHEQUE


with GUEST DISC JOCKEY 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.


ADMISSION FREE — FANTASTIC ! • < .;4 i pi h ,**..!1 '' l:.


PRELIMINARY NOTICE FRIENDS OF


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL DISCOTHEQUE OPEN DAT 1 if*.Ml. • : -1 1 NELSON — This must be the place SUNDAY 9- 10-


0 a.m. Holy Communion 45 a.m. Morning Service


Dedication of Ciborium In


Memory of the Late Norman Allan Waterworth (former organist and choirmaster)


11- 45 a.m. Holy Communion 6-30 p.m. Evensong


NOW SHOWING: I, ON THE BUSES (a) 2-7. 5-20, S-Sa, STErTOE AND SON (ill 3-40, 7-0—2, TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA (a) 2-0. 8-50. ROUGH NIGHT IN JERICHO (a) 3-40. 7-5—3. THE LAST PICTURE SHOW (X) 3-15. 5-30. 8-0—1. WITCHFINDER GENERAL <x> 2-30, 5-1 ,>, 0-0, HAUNTED HOUSE OF HORROR <x> 4-0, 7-20.


' » III I rOBERT WAGNKR Mary Tyler Moore ^ support: ............. 3-45 7-15


leature: 2-00 5-25 8-50 A BRAND NEW SEVEN-


10WWHWW-3»CXIiWV^CTM(tIAS(l« 1 also FOOTHOLD IN ANTARCTICA


•KIDNAPPED u.J (A) W\ support: 3*40 7-10 feature: 3-05 5-25 8-50 / a\ KNOWLE GREEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH


CALL TO THE NORTH- HOLY WEEK SERVICES


PALM SUNDAY, APRIL 15th—


Normal Services at 11-0 a.m., 3-0 p.m. At 6-30 p.m. a Festival of Praise led by Longridge Pruc Brass Band.


TUESDAY, APRIL 17th—


Special Young People's Service at 7-30 p.m.. Guest Speaker Rev. C. McIntyre, of Inglewhite. Children from Chipping, Longridge and Inglewhite Sunday Schools will be taking part in addition to our own children. Everyone welcome.


THURSDAY, APRIL 19th— Maundy Thursday Service and Communion Service at 7-30 p.m.


GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 20th— Service and Communion. Service at 11-0 a.m.


EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 22nd


Services at 11-0 a.m. and 3-0 p.m. with a Special Easter Rally at 6-30 p.m.


FOOTBALL AT SHAW IS RIDGE SATURDAY, APRIL 14th


CLITHEROE ST. HELENS


KICK-OFF 3-0 p.m.


ADMISSION 15p, CHILDREN & O.A.P. lOp Also MONDAY, APRIL 16th


CLITHEROE v LEYLAND MOTORS KICK-OFF 6-30 p.m.


NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND UNITED REFORMED CHURCH


SPRING


FAYRE to be held on


SATURDAY, APRIL 14th at 3-30 p.m.


in the VILLAGE INSTITUTE


Opener: Mrs J. Graham of Clitheroe


IN THE EVENING


WHIST and DOMINOES at 8-0


Adm. 25p including Supper 9th CLITHEROE GUIDE COMPANY


EASTER MARKET ON MONDAY, APRIL 16th 7-30 p.m. to 9-30 p.m.


Saturday, July 7th DETAILS LATER


at the United Reformed Church Hall Clitheroe


ADMISSION lOp INCLUDING REFRESHMENTS VARIOUS STALLS, BRING AND BUY, ETC.


CLITHEROE AREA WOMEN'S INSTITUTE SHOW


SATURDAY, APRIL 28th ST. JAMES’ S SCHOOL Greenacre Street, Clitheroe


at 2 p.m. (Doors open at 1-30 p.m.) — TEAS


DEMONSTRATION ADMISSION lOp


Please make every effort to support these services and bring along your neighbours and friends.


LOW MOOR CLUB


'Telephone 23196 FRIDAY, APRIL 13th


FREE ’N’ EASY SUNDAY. APRIL loth


FREE ’N’ EASY P A T R IC IA THW A IT E S FUND FLOWER ARRANGEMENT.


by Mrs Heaton of Clitheroe


to be held in


Dunsop Bridge Villa?* Hall


on Tuesday, April 17th at 7-30 p.m.


Admission including Tea a«l Biscuits— 20p


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH (ST. MARY MAGDALENE’S)


APRIL 15th PALM


SUNDAY 8-0 and 9-45 a.m.—


Holy Communion with Blessing of Palms.


6-30 p.m.—


Passiontide Music and Readings with Augmented Choir. Parts of Sessiaft and Handel's St John’s Passion.


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th, & THURSDAY. APRIL 19th, at 8-0 p.m. in Church.


George Bernard Shaw's Religious Comedy


ANDROCLES AND THE LION


produced by Margaret Smith Programmes 20p


Children and Pensioners lOp


CLITHEROE NATURALISE SOCIETY


NATURE WALK


GOOD FRIDAY, APRILS1’ to


INGLETON FALLS


Leader: Mrs A. Bkazari STATION 11-0 a',n'


Please book seats and 25p with Mrs Bleataw- Telephone 2L''1'


(New members welcome)


SATURDAY. APRIL 1 at 7-30 PJJ'lpcf


UNITED CnUlSTlAN' FELLOW&W" will meet


at HOLDEN CHAPE'’ Speaker—


DANCING TIME? . . . it's up to you


We propose to start a weekly session of


, Provided we can get enough members.


MODERN & OLD TIME SEQUENCE DANCING on Wednesday evenings


If interested, please fill in attached coupon and forward to the ACE OF SPADES CLUB, GEORGE STREET, WHALLEY. TEL. 2519.


J I am interested in your dancing sessions and I


wish to enrol.


Name Address


TRINITY YOUTH CHO®


(Please meet at Greenacre at 6-45 p.m-)'


MR H. J0N&> l l t l l 'U I 1 w 1


Jtimington Management Comm.


DON’T FORGfcl


WHIST and DOMIN0 ; DRlVE ufR *


Saturday, April MANOR.jHAU-


riE and PEAfTS, ^ V ‘ IN THE


1 . d d n


TOSSIDE II FRIDAY, a |


SUPPER


mission by Hchet Available from: IW


Dancing to Til |


HIGH FLASS, BOLTC CATERING BY b |


NUMBERS: £5—413, £2—41:1 Sunday Lunch could giv( are present and h:i


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SUNDAY Sensfl/i|


STAG GIRLS 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. (No ar ACE OF SPi


George Strefl Telephone Wl


WADDINGTON


Saturday, * from 8-0 p.m.


DAN MICO ENTERS


SOCIAL CLUB DARTi 6947


6075 1049 1245


23ol 304|


50(1 . IIBil iOW " T "Three shows 2-30 5-10


_____ CUff MEN RO


TM BERTSO N 58446 Tel.


SUNDAY April I5llt. fnr sovpii davs.


(aTOF) Shows at 2-20 5-40 8-00 1 Feature at:- 2-55 5-35 8-10 M<Q Fraturp: ..2-30 6-10 3-30_


I is ALAN BRECK tom 1 ROBERT 10U6S.—


S nwermTiiw .


M ICH A E L CAINE


(U)


WEDDINGS AND PARTIES CATERED FOR HEN PARTIES FREE BY ARRANGEMENT


GOOD FPI■ i SAT MEMBER. SQlMEMSm PUBLIC GOfPUBUC 7i.


Coaches and parties welcome by arrangement. (Members Sundaj) DINING DANCING, LATE LICENCE. No admission after 10-Jtt


3-hour show starts at: SUNDAY 7-45; MON. to SAT. 8-15. Seats can be reserved Monday to Friday, c04 e9|irbef° rec°q1


1 1„Yv)


RIBBLESDALE SOCIAL


Saturday. A|


MISS TONS REFRESHMENT: Sunday, Ai


FROM STOil TOWN GATE CLUB


GREAT HARWOOD TELEPHONE 885746


TONIGHT, THURSDAY


IN THE LOUNGE at 10-0 p.m. TOP LOCAL GROUP


TOMORROWS CHILDREN


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY' TOP SHOW GROUr


MR JINKS SHOW BAND Plus Johnny Vincent, Phil Graham


and The Scott Darnley Trio LATE LICENCE — SUPPERS


SUNDAY TOP LOCAL GROUP


ABBEY ROAD PLUS


PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCO SHOW


CO F F E E EVENT


will be held at, MRS PICKTHALL, 13 PA|


WEDNESDAY, 7-0 to 9


BRING and BUY —


CHRISTIE HOSPITAL al INSTITUTE—WOMEfl


t Presented at 6-30 • (&


> Walt Disney Productions Presented at 8-10—'Weekday Matinees 2-25


ANOTHER EASTER TREAT FOR THE CHILDREN PINOCCHIO— Plus THE CASTAWAYS


APRIL 22nd WEEK—MATINEES WEEKDAYS AT 1-80


HORSE TRIALS 1973 20—MAN ALIVE


7-35—NEWS & SPORT 7-


25—BADMINTON


45—RUGBY SPECIAL 30—PASSWORD


HE LIES,CHEATS.SrEALS.BUTHAS LEARNED TO SUR VIVE...AND DOESN'TGIVE A TUPP'NY DAMN FOR ANYBODYt- buthe cares about ■KES" a R '-


Woodfall'Films present technicolor


Untied Artiste MATINEE EVERY WEEKDAY AT 2-0


SUNDAY, APRIL 15th, FOR 7 DAYS Nightly at 7-45.


LUNCHEON : DINNER SWAN and


ROYAL HOTEL CASTLE ST, CLITHEROE


For Reservations


Telephone 23130 or 23665 WISWELL W.l.


mi at the


United Reformed School, Barrow


on Friday, April 13th at 7-0 p.m.


ADMISSION 2p Refreshments Available


RQEFIELD HOTEL


RESTAURANT


EDISFORD BRIDGE CLITHEROE.


Tel. 2010.


FOR YOUR GET AWAY WEEKEND


Let us quote you our Special Rates.


We don’t have to tell you of the beautiful Ribble Valley, only the luxury & comfort of our Hotel which is situated on the


CALF’S HEAD HOTEL worston.


Tel. Chatbum 218, FULLY RESIOENi1AL


Tile, rest


each even.tig (except Snu days) lor a varied and


y ™>rant is one inexpensive meal.


banks of the River Ribble. All rooms with private bath and telephone, our restaurant where von can enjoy such delicacies


dmg Kcceiilions. Pri.,, Parlies ,,,Vr''speelaVit?1' capacity 120.


nINNEK DAXCUS, \V as Pheasant.


Grouse Quail. Venison ami maov specialities cocked at TOUT 'table Kelax in our Sauna


Bath, Fish on tile Ri*e r , ? r S-.vim in adjacent Rlhblcsdale Bool. In fact, just conic and enjov yourself.


Lunch, High Tea and Dinner Served Daily.


... « ..... . ,„u m C,1


Menu's and Prices avail, able on request.


Lor a lusty lur* (.al J ! home made soup lurk,, „ !


ream, or sample thc cmrT or ploughman', lunch.


These and other did,,, I arc served each lunch lime and evening.


0915 1315


H0PDER MOTOj - ex c u r :


GOOD FRIDAY — Ch'burn


0945 0945 1015


r'lheroc Whalley Destination rmo 0915 Scarboroir


M30 0915 I,°rkt ",


JjjjO 1045 Blackpool EASTER SATURDAY


(1030 0945 Blackpool 1345 Blackpool


EASTER SUNDAY’ -


mnO 1015 Windermr Innn 1015 Morecamk


1030 I945 Blackpool J045 1300 Knowsley


EASTER MONDAY


0730 0730 0915 0915


0915 0915


0745 0800 Llandudm


0745 0800 Rhyl . .. 0030 0945 Blackpool 0930 0945 MorecamV


EASTER TUESDAY


0930 0945 Blackpool 0930


0945 Fleetwood! (Market. II


' Eook n^r & Mrs Speak. Abbey C;| 1


SPECIAL FORTHCGM m 6th and 13th - SPALDING . o f __C. & K. Ainswortl our Telephone Clitherl


our Office — 4 Well “ COACHING IN


DISCO - ACT] RIGHT OF ADMISEj


SUNDAY, A'PBIEi >


6


GOSPEL SERVICE at 6-30 p-w- ■ „


Speaker: MrM-M,ls° (Bolton)


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