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YOUR w eekend VIEWING


11>-10—WEATHERMAN 40-43-CAMBERWICK


11-00—DK DOOUTTEE I5AKRIER UELr


BBC 1 GREEN


a-50—i>r wiio H-15—(L C N K -C E IC K 7-00—TH E SATURDAY W E S T E R N : •• Branded ” Ainu Ladd, Mona Freeman, Charles Bickford


5-35—NEWS


g -3 0 -T H E D ICK EATERY SHOW


0-00—A MAN CALLED IR O N S ID E


O-.'iO—NEWS 10-00—TH A T 'S LI EE


10-40—iiuaieiirey boc.art


, 1 -40—S ER G EANT E.I EK O IMS—WEATHERMAN


BBC 2


S - -,A _O rEN U N IV E R S IT Y O-OO—SA TURDAY C IN EM A :


'• The Inn of the Sixth Happiness,” Ingrid Bergman, Curt Jurgens. Robert Donat.


V30—REYNF .R BA NH AM T.OVES LOR ANGELES


r -lO—W E S TM IN S T E R


7.(15—N EWS & SEO R T 7-


R E Q U E S T 8 - SO N G S


20—SATURDAY 10—T H E SO NG O F


H-50-CKICKKT i | - __GRAN DS I AM> V O i_ l !E A T lN G R E T R E A T


SATURDAY 9-


0-00—THE ASCENT OF MAN


10-50—NEW ON TWO 10-55—MIDNIGHT MOVIE: The LrShaped


OOH LA LA! Room,"


Leslie Caron, Tom Bell, Bernard Lee


Granada


0-15—THE EXPLORING MIND


10- 10-


11-


fl-40—THE PIANO CAN BE FUN


CARAVANNING 05—CAMPING AND


12- 05—THE NEAV ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN


50—PATRICK CARGILL . I SXIPTON’S LUXURY


This Friday and Saturday at 6-40—PRECINCT 45, LOS ANGELES POLICE (aa). REFLECTION OF FEAR (x).


I = l=lcf2 SUNDAY, JUNE 17th, FOR 7 DAYS Once Nightly at 7-15. Saturday Matinee at 2-0 CLINT EASTWOOD is the leader of KELLY S HEROES


They s e t ou t to rob a bank.'. ..a n d - - damn'near w o n a wakihste'ad!


MetfO*Go!dwyn-Mayor Piessnlsa Kat*ka*loeb Production


35-SESAME STREET Wfilton by Troy Kennedy Martin . Produced by Gabriol Katzka and Sidney Beckerman 35—CATCH KANDY


TELLY SAVALAS • DON RICKLES • CARROLL O’CONNOR and DONALD SUTHERLAND m “KELLY’S HEROES”*


CUNT EASTWOOD


..Directed by Brian G. Hutton • Panavision* and Metrocolor • Released by MGM-tMI. Presented at 7-35. Saturday Matinee at 2-20.


12-30—NEWS 12-35—WORLD OF SPORT 5-10—NEWS 5-20—THE PROTECTORS 5-50—THE ROLF HARRIS SHOW


li-35—FILM OF THE WEEK: Revolt at Fori,


Sail)—THlf JULIE ANDREWS HOUR


I.,a ramie." John Dcnlier. Gregg Palmer


<1-00—THRILLER:, “ Spell of Evil,” Diane CilcnUi


in-15—NEWS 111-25—PARADE 11-


MYSTERY presents: 10—MIDNIGHT


" The Falcon in Hollywood.'' Tom Conwav


12- SUNDAY BBC 1


5-00—NAl Z1NDAG1 NAY A JEF.VAN


j (-00—SEEING AND BELIEVING


r. —farming


lI-35_nONT JUST SIT THERE . . .


I2.no—TRAINING FOR WORK


1 -30—ATHLETE t.55—NEWS HEADLINES 2-


2.15—KEN DODD and The Diddymen


TRAIL


2-5S—LANCER: The F ix i t Man


2-25—NAIRN'S JOURXFAS


3.45—FILM MATINEE: " Call of the Wild. Clark Gable, luoretta Young, Jack Oakic


5-05—THE DEEPEST' DOLE IN THE


5- 6-


WORLD DAUGHTER 6-


6-15_LET’S TALK IT OVER


40—'THE WITCH’S 05—NEWS


7- 25—OWEN. MD S-15—HUMPHREY BOGART: " To Have and Have


Not," .Humphrey Bogart, Walter Brennan, Lauren Bacall, Dolores Morgan, Hoagy’ Carmichael


10- 11-


0- 50—NEWS 11-50—WEATHERMAN BBC 2


S-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 1-


Hampshire v Sussex 55—CRICKET


05—ANDRE PREVIN 00—THE EDITORS


fi-50—SONGS OF TRAISE 1- 15—MADE IN BRITAIN 00—ALONG THE G r a n a d a


10-35—FARMHOUSE KITCHEN


0- 30—EUCHARIST


U-00—THE ADDAMS FAMILY


H-30—WEEKEND WORLD 12-55—THE SAINT


1- 55—ON THE LINE 2- 25—INTERNATIONAL LAWN TENNIS


3-


45—DAVID KOSSOFF 5-


I- 6- 6- 10—PETE SMITH


3-20—SUNDAY MATINEE: " The Name of the Game "


BOY’S


40—THE GOLDEN SHOT 35—THE FLAXTON


05—NEWS


6-15—LONG AGO AND FAR AIVAY


OUR BROW 7-55—SYLVESTER


S-00—MOVIE PREMIERE: The Sheriff,"


Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee


9-30—BRANDED 10-00—NEWS


10-15—SUNDAY NIGHT THEATRE


II- 30—FOREIGN EYE 35—THE SW'EAT OF


7- 00—STARS ON SUNDAY 7-25—THE FENN STREET GANG


SUNDAY, mb JUNE lon g r id g e


Motor Racing Circuit


Morning: Practice—Car Paris Start l-.»0 •\dults 30p—Refreshments—Children lOp


S ' D B l DS H B


ST MARY MAGDALENE Cr ST PAUL’S SCOUTS, PARENTS ASSOCIATION


at THE VICARAGE, LOW MOOR


by kind permission of the Rev. A. and Mrs Hunt FRIDAY, JUNE 15th, 7-0 to 9-0


BRING and BUY, CAKE and TOMBOLA STALLS ADMISSION lOp


Also A MIDSUMMER BALL


on FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd, 8-0 p.m. to 1-0 a.m. at THE PARISH HALL


Takeyour family on a tour of the world o f animals!


Elephants . Zebras


Chimpanzees . Gorillas Flamingoes etc^


FRIDAY, JUNE 15th


ROAD HOUSE Radio One Band


with D.J.’s TEAPOT PHIL - SUPER STEVE


9 p.m. to 2 a.m Admission: GOp members, 70p guests COME EARLY


SATURDAY, JUNE 16th


THE BIG MIGHT OUT AT THE COLUMN


with D.J.’s TEAPOT PHIL - SUPER STEVE 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.


SUNDAY, JUNE 17th


NEW FORUM i A new concept in pop music)


with D.J.S TEAPOT PHIL — SUPER STEVE


■> ' " l i .


I’, ’ }-• ?;«:


r ^ v A , 7ii» ' $ . M!;


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& &


8 ii.m. to Midnight. Burs 8-1) till ll-.'ll Admission 25p


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20lh


MIDWEEK MONSTER NIGHT ODT


DISCOTHEQUE


TEAPOT I’ll IL EXTRAVAGANZA 9 |Mii. to 1 a.m.


ADMISSION FREE — FANTASTIC DISCOTHEQUE NELSON---- This must be ihe place


PROFESSIONAL DISC JOCKEYS required for '


DISCO PUB COMPLEX Opening shortly in this area.


Must be “ Entertainers1’ Not Just “Mouth P ie c e s "


Tel. 061 773 8034 or 8035 10 a.m. to «•» p.m. Men. to l 'r i


SI. Paul’s Sunday School Low Moor


ROSE FETE


at IiDISFORD SCHOOL SATURDAY, lGtli JUNE


Taradc 2-30 p.m. Crowning 3 p.m.


Crowning ceremony by Mrs M. J. Prosser


Admission lOp. Children 5p Y2i DISCO


Where? NEWTON INSTITUTE When? FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd Time? 9 p.m. — 1 a.m. How Much? 30p.


HOT DOGS AND HAMBURGERS AVAILABLE RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED


/Admission: 40p ladies, GOp gents, 70p guests.


, Sea Lions Fed Daily I 11 a.m; & 3 .3 0 p .m .


Free Flight Bird Hall—the only


\ one of its kind in Europe housing I 300 birds, all at Liberty. CHILDREN’S ZOO


Car Park - Restaurant - Snack Bars-Miniature Railway


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r ib b l esd al e schoo l SCOUT GROUP


COFFEE EVENING to be held at


STANDEN HALL By kind permission of J. E. R. ASPINALL


on WEDNESDAY, 20th JUNE 7 p.m. — 9-30 p.m.


BRING AND BUY CAKE STALL BOTTLE TOMBOLA


FREE TRANSPORT PROVIDED BETWEEN 7—8 p.m. AT RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL, TURNER STREET, CHATBURN ROAD, END CAR PARK, RAILWAY HOTEL


TICKET lOp INCLUDING REFRESHMENTS O(XXXXX»00a000QGO(XXXXXX«0«000(XXM0tXXXX»00Q00aXXXXXX>M0t)Q DANCING TO ROWLAND FORD DUO


BUFFET SUPPER—SPOT PRIZES—LICENSED BAR DRESS OPTIONAL


TICKETS Jil INCLUSIVE Proceeds from Both Events for Scout Group Funds


6-15—NEWS SUMMARY 6- 7-


8-


10-05—M*A*S’MI 10-


11-


0-15—THE LOTUS EATERS


ABOUT’ US EUROPE


WITH GLEN CAMPBELL


H-20—UP SUNDAY 30—AN EVENING 15—NEWS ON TWO


I Kibblesdalc Spoils and Social Club TONIGHT (Thursday)


TALENT CONTEST SATURDAY, JUNE 16th


DON DURKIN (Tors in po r si


COLIN ON ORGAN—RICHARD ON DRUMS SUNDAY. JUNE 17tli


B - B DISCO RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED NUMBERS .23, 298—4-2, 299, 287-Snowball No. 2


Sunday Lunch could give you ±!o extra it you are present and have the number.


25—SEAWAY


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This Friday and Saturday at 7-15, Saturday Matinee at 1-30— BOX CAR BERTHA (x). SLAUGHTER (X).


TWIN CINEMAS I=1=U*«'


SUNDAY. JUNE 17th, FOR 7 DAYS Once Nightly at 6-45.


"Whatareymt ■ P afraid of


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CLMIA PICUETRS and CR RMN present


OUB AL FOEA £YNN RDR E Y E Presented at 8-35 —• PLUS


The biggest hit in the cinema today!


PANDOCOHPANYlA*twc>it>y>»iUi RAYBOlTPROOUCIKJNSpfWttta


e a s t RideR,


PETER FONDA-DENNIS HOPPER JACK NICHOLSON TgCHNiCgLOR.KetmHbyCQlUHBlA PICTURES


Presented at 6-45.


TH EV IR G IN S O L M B H I S ®


'l* "EGELBSYENPOKf-iirainKcs iI a 111 Mil


EGfiV-HWL BENNETT^ TECHNICOLOR*


Rosegrove TsoRfuey^elephone 2 2 8 7 6


JUNEi7WM£€Kat8)w.(SUN'DAY. 745) THC FOUR ^ep/'SHoivfiRoHp.


B i n u l a i i i n l i s s i i i t a p B n f i m i i s a i


THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 16th LIVE ON STAGE


RADIO LUXEMBOURG 208 DISC |OCKEY


* piDL BURNETT *


I CIVIC HALL | Tel. 23278 GRAND KINEMA Tel. 23278


1 THURSDAY. FRIDAY' and SATURDAY at 7-30 p.tn.— N


Danny La Ituc in OUR itlISS I'KLD (a).


^ SEAN CONNERY as JAMES BOND 007 g


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with JILL ST JOHN, CHARLES GRAY in IAN FLEMING’S


X MON.— SAT. AT 7-30 p.m. § K


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50—NEWS REVIEIV 25—THE WORLD I


15—BALLET FROM


1 DIAMONDS 1 : ARE FOREVER |


(h) SPECTACULAR ADVENTURE! r |


(\ BOND IS BACK IN IDS MOST POPULAR and g 5


TOWN GATE CLUB


GREAT HARWOOD TELEPHONE 885746 TONIGHT, THURSDAY


IN THE LOUNGE at 10-0 p.m. LAVENDER HILL FRIDAY and SATURDAY


NON-STOP CABARET FEATURING


S H A D E S OF B L U E


CERRY STORM I GLEN STEVENS and


MAUREEN PETERS


SAMANTHA SHAY | and PAUL DEVLIN DANCING TO THE SCOTT DARN LEY TRIO LATE LICENCE — SUPPERS


SUNDAY — TOP LOCAL GROUP


LAVENDER HILL PLUS


PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCO SHOW


WEDDINGS AND PARTIES CATERED FOR HEN FARTIES FREE BY ARRANGEMENT


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y^****>.*-*-*.*+*-A-+*yr*Tk*tok*-*-**-^*-*r-^*r*'**+->r *+*-*: FOLK NIGHT SPECIAL


DOG AND PARTRIDGE, WELLGATE, CUTIIEROE THIS FRIDAY


A SUMMER'S EVENING CONCERT WITH HUNTER MUSKETT


The best in Contemporary Folk Music Also NEVIS


NEXT WEEK: LAUGH IN WITH STAN ARNOLD * * * * * * * ¥ * ¥ * * ¥ * * * ¥ * * * ¥ * * ¥ ¥ * * * ¥ * ¥ ¥ * ¥ * ¥ ¥■ * ¥ ¥ *


BINING & DANCING


Book now and bo sure of a table MUSIC BY THE ROWLAND FORD DUO


Weddings And Private Parties catered for Capacity 150


OPEN DAILY FOR LUNCHEON AND DINNER (Except Wednesday)


Sunday Lunch and High Teas ) Speciality


BRICK HOUSE LICENSED RESTAURANT


Carstang Road, Chipping. 2 Mins, from Village.


Tel. 316


THREE (X) 2-0, 4-SO, 7-15—2. UP THE CHASTITJ ,'T,iHurrl" ijT S-25. UP THE FRONT (al :t-.'>0. 7-0—a, OOH! 1 OU MU. Fib '} V


NOW SHOWING: 1. NYMPHO (xl S-M. «-3J|. O -'-'-- ;■J™ ™E., TW:X


5-S.l, MS. GREAT ST TRINIAN’S TRAIN RORRERY Hi) J-I* ■;!« NOTHING BUT THE NIGHT (X) 2-!0. .VtO. il-tl. also I ITIIOM Ul «*


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WELLGATE—Te SATURDAY,


EVERY SATURDAY 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. in our'BALLROOM


t o m m i y c S T T \T> .\ V ,


AUDREY


DOUBLE (Won) 28 : S


£30 Next Week Eoooooooooamiooooo^^ ■,<


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION. WHAU.EY HOAD LADIES’ SECTION EFFORT


INVITE YOU TO A COSMETIC DISPLAY


HANDMADE HANDBAG SALE SALE OF WORK


LONG PRESTON (between Settle and Skipton, A65) Offers you the ultimate in luxury in their


VICTORIAN BAR and delicious, varied and dif­ ferent food in their charming CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT


Table d’Hotc Lunches Tuesday to Sunday Dinner from 7 -0 Tuesday to Saturday


> Table Reservations Tel. Long Preston 217 or 451 {n/WVWVWVWVVVVVVVVWWWWVWVWWVVWVVVWVWWWVWVXAA


For that Special Occasion— WEDDING


21st PARTY GOLDEN WEDDING


ENJOY A BEAUTIFUL MEAL IN PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS AT


B L E A K H O U SE


KEMPLE END—TEL. STONYHURST 335 LICENSED


RESTAURANT Y2| DISCO at


CHATBURN YOUTH CLUB on


SATURDAY, JUNE 16th, 8 to H ADMISSION 25p


REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED


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TRINITY SUNDAY, JUNE 17th


SUNDAY SCHOOL SERMONS


£<V\AAAA/\aAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/V/\AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/\A NELSON STADIUM, CARR ROAD


Britain's Most Popular Raceway! Sensational Attraction! FORMULA ONE


STOCK CAR RACING


NELSON SUPREME TROPHY SATURDAY, JUNE 16th, at 7-30 p.m'.


Smith Cronshaw and Nodcn in the SAME Heat! 12 Star Grade Drivers plus All White Tops Race!


World's top drivers hid for our big prize!


Adults GOp, Children 30p—Free Parking. rWWWWWWVWWWWWWWWX?


OPEN DAY


CLITHEROE FIRE STATION 2 p.m,


SATURDAY, 16th JUNE


NEW APPLIANCES—SPECIAL APPLIANCES SIDE SHOWS—CAKE STALLS, Etc. ADMISSION WITH REFRESHMENTS 5p.


IN AID OF FIRE SERVICES’ NATIONAL BENEVOLENT FUND


8 -0 and 9-15 a.m.— Holy Communion (said) 10-0 a.m.— Procession from Church Street


led by Blackburn Citadel Salvation Army Band


10-30 a m.— Family Service, Mr Malcolm Brewer l.*- Sunday School Certificates p re s e n te d .


on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20th, at 8-0 p.m. ADMISSION FREE — REFRESHAIENTS AVAILABLE


Money raised for this event in Aid of Belfast Hospital FuM “Treats For Our Boys."


DONATIONS GRATEFULY RECEIVED. ,


Programmes S5p Non-Member* -Op OAP’s and Students.


ALL ARE WELCOME


*WWMMiuwwnniwwuwuiwuw CLITHEROE PARISH


CHURCH ORGAN SOCIETY A


COFFEE MORNING


/b.M-POSTLETHWAI’l E S 5 THE GROVE, WIIALLEY,


AND EVENING will be held at MISS


. ,*n Wednesday, june 20th ’ ni-jo a.m. to noon and


7 to 9 p.m.


11 . TICKETS lOp • i Bring & Buy, Tombola *


' fOB30000®X»«XXXXM^^ i SLAIDBURN W.I. .COFFEE EVENING


j. ;T0JIBOLA_ ■


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1 demonstrations— bring and buy


in the VILLAGE HALL, SLAIDBURN


FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd 7-0 to 9-0 p.in.


SNVEST


IN ORIGINAL PAINTINGS O T e r


C o n t in e n ta l A r t i s t s , M o d e rn a n d . 1 0th C e n tu ry . A lw a y s O n S h ow .


100 O r ig in a l P a in t in g s b y l e a d in g B r i t is h THE STRAND GALLERY


F in e A r t D e a le r s a n d H c s to r e r s . P i c tu r e i n l i n e M a k e r s .— O P E N « D A T S A W E E K (S u n d a y l’> a p p o in tm e n t ) .


11 The Strand, Blackpool. Telephone 20633 #\AAAAAAA/\AAAAAAA/\A*AAAA/W\AAAAAAAAAAA/\AAAAAAAA''A/UV'AA***"A*fcl WEST BRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES


on SUNDAY, JUNE 17th at 1-50 and 6 p.m.


’ Preacher: REV. L. AUAWAY, OF LONGTON, P8ES Soloist: MR OSWALD EVANS, of Blackburn


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, B|*W To Si Tel- Blacl


and ! ’ Adm. 10p, Children 5p


v r , x . ^ A N 0 R SUNDAY, J


Speaker: Airs (Bu


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Speake


gospel 6-3C


Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society


RECITAL


SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd ( at 8-0 p.m.


KEITH RHODES


: Organist and Master of the Choristers. Bradford Cathedral:


HdmmStaat i


FREE LP’s—SINGLES and T-SHIRTS


9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Normal admission prices % u £ \


,


'V r . S f a . ' t r


THE wedding of Mr Michael Paul Snape, son of the late jlr and Mrs Snape, of


Ijttlemoor Road, and Mi^ Vera Lee, daughter of Mr.- tee of The Crescent, Clu >


efoe, and the late Mr A. Lee took place at St Pau. s Church, Low Moor, on


Saturday. Given away by her uncle.


Face, and forming a train.


Mr R. Whitham, the bride wore a gown of white gro«- Tain, trimmed with guipure


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