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2 Cliihcroc Advertiser and Times, April 26th, 1973


CUTHESOE ARI INSTITUTE


VIEWING SATURDAY 10-


11- 12-


11- 25—WEATHERMAN 11-30—CAMBERWICK


BBC 1 VOUS PLAIT


GREEN MOUNTAIN 00—REFONDEZ STL


Walter Brennan, Constance Bennett, Dorothy Gish


7-30—NEWS and SPORT


7-


45—MOTOR MOUSE 10- 05—GOLO ON CROW


12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-05—WE WANT TO SING 5-35-t-NEWS, WEATHER AND TODAY’S SPORT


5- 6-


7- DISNEY


15—WORLD OF 10_______ 1


50—DR WHO Hangman’s Tree,”


WESTERN: The Ride W


0-10—A MAN CALLED IRONSIDE


10-00—NEWS and WEATHER


10- 11-


15—MATCH OF THE DAY MARTELL


11- 45—SERGT. BILKO 12-


BBC 2


8- 55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 3-00—SATURDAY


CINEMA: “ Centennial Summer," Jeanne Crain, Cornel Wilde, Linda Darnell, ■William Eythc,


10- 10- 11-


12- BBC 1 9-


11- 12-


11-00—SEEING AND BELIEVING


VOUS PLAIT


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


THERE. . . WORK


____


1-30—PARENTS AND CHILDREN


1- 2-


. SEASHORE


SUNDAY 5-


6-


9-00—NAI ZINDAGI NAYA JEEVAN


30—REPONDEZ STL 7- 8-


35—DON’T JUST SIT 9- 00—TRAINING FOR 10- 11-


8- 10—WEATHER


8- 9-


3-40—THE DICK EMERY SHOW


Jack Lord, Melodie Johnson, James Farentino, Don Galloway


8- 40—PASSWORD 9-


11- 10—NEWS and WEATHER


00—THEM AND US


H-15—MIDNIGHT MOVIE: "Day of the Outlaw,” Robert Ryan, Burl Ives, Tina Louise


THE SATURDAYGranada


9-15—THE EXPLORING MIND


9-


10- 10-


PHOTOGRAPHS


11- 35—FOLLYFOOT 12-


FINN


12-30—NEWS 12-35—WORLD OF SPORT


15—PRESENTING LENA6-


5-10—NEWS 5-15__'THE PROTECTORS 5-


WEEK: “ Destry.” Audie Murphy, Lvle Bettger


FORSYTH SHOW 00—THRILLER:


“ Someone at the Top of the Stairs,” Donna Milts, Judy Came 15—NEWS


MYSTERY 30—SEAWAY 00—THE BRUCE


50—WHO DO YOU DO? 20—FILM OF THE


CIVIC HALL Tel. 23278 GRAND KINEMA Tel. 23278


Thursday, Friday and Saturday at ?-15: WALT ^ISNEYS C R ^ T FAMILY PROGRAMME DUMBO & NAPOLEON & SAMANTHA (U)


WEEK COMMENCING APRIL 30th FESTIVAL OF PLAYS


ADIUDICATOR: PETER DUTTON


25—THE SCIENTIST 10—MIDNIGHT


After what must have been a disappointing Easier for many people,


you may feel like a tonic. You will be sure to find it at our Festival of Entertainment !


MONDAY, APRIL 30th, at 7-30 p.m. TODMORDEN PLAYERS present


NORMAN An entertainment by Frank Harvey 30—HORIZON


6-59—NEWS & WEATHER 6-


HOLES ABOUT US ALL 15—NEWS REVIEW


55—THE FOXES HAVE 25—THE WORLD 15—SEVEN OF ONE


45—THE EXPLORER 45—AWAY FROM IT


SHOW


TUESDAY, MAY 1st, at 7-30 p.m. THE ANONYMOUS PLAYERS, .BLACKPOOL, present


SEMI-DETACHED A Comedy by David Turner


WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd, at 7-30 p.m. THE NORCROSS PLAYERS, BLACKPOOL, present


NOT NOW DARLING Ib c riotous farce by Ray Cooney and |ohn Chapman


35—THE JOHN DENVER 20—NEWS & WEATHER


11-25—UP SUNDAY


55—NEWS & WEATHER Granada 00—ALONG THE


9-


2-25—THE ANIMAL GAME


2-15—THE SHARI LEWS SHOW


2-55—FILM MATINEE: ” The Diary of Anne Frank,"


10- 10-


KITCHEN


THURSDAY, MAY 3rd, at 7-30 P-m. THE COUNTRY PLAYERS, POOL-1 N-WHARFEDALE, present


THE GLASS MENAGERIE A moving play by Tennessee Williams


FRIDAY, MAY 4th, at 7-30 p.m. THE TUDOR PLAYERS, MANCHESTER, present


b a r e fo o t in t h e p a r k An American Comedy by Neil Simon


30—MORNING SERVICE 30—INTERMISSION


35—FARMHOUSE


11- 30—WEEKEND WORLD 12-


U-00—THE ADDAMS FAMILY


Millie Perkins. Joseph Schildkraut, Shelley Winters, Richard Beymcr


5- 6-


6-15—LIVING WITH ICONS


6- 7- 8-


1- 2-


20—THE NEW ROAD 05—NEWS & WEATHER


45—SONGS OF PRAISE4- 25—OWEN, MD 15—ALL TIME


GREATS: •‘Now, Voyager,” Bette Davis, Paul Henreid, Claude Rains, Gladys Cooper


10-


10- 25—THE MAKING OF A MUSICAL


12- 00—WEATHER BBC 2


S-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 4-30—MONEY AT WORK


11- 15—KENNETH HARRIS IN EUROPE


5- 6-


7- 55—THE SAINT


3- 20—THE EALING COMEDIES: The Magnet,"


Stephen Murray, Kay Walsh


BOYS


40—THE GOLDEN SHOT 35—THE FLAXTON


6-15—ARGUMENT 6-


SUNDAY 15—NEWS & WEATHER • 05—NEWS 00—STARS ON 55—APPEAL


7-25—ON THE BUSES 7- 8-


55—SYLVESTER


• The Longest Night,” David Janssen. James Farentino


10-00—NEWS 10-


11- 9- 30—OUR KID THEATRE


15—SUNDAY NIGHT 15—FOREIGN EYE


00—MOVIE PREMIERE: r JCH


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M. i f l l S S M ' support: WffiA . . FEW feature: 2-00 4-25 6-45 0-05


ummsmoM 5-30 5-50 8-10


DOLLARS c MORE'.


3 |KXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)0«XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXiOOO(XX»OOOOro CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB


Ribblesdale School and Adult Centre, Clitheroe. Telephone 22563.


SUM DOWN AND TUNE


UP FOR SUMMER (it (in


ADULT CENTRE CLASS FULL SUMMER PROGRAMME RE-OPENS


MONDAY. APRIL 31st


There is still lime to join many of the sixty established courses, and. in addition


NEW COURSES INCLUDE— M0NTcA


nnisTnd Badminton ............................... 7-00 p.m. for S weeks Bachelor Cookery .......................................... 7-00 p.m. for 8 weeks


7UESM lT Undscapc Painting .......................... 7-00 p.m. for 6 weeks Slimming and Good Health at


Physiotherapy Centre ........................7-00 p.m. for 5 weeks ........................................................ 7-00 p.m. for S weeks


. R a t Stonyhurst College, but please enrol at Ribblesdale tn advance


WEDToEnnb LTnadminton ............................... 7-00 p.m. for 8 weeks Ladies’ Keep-Fit at Downham


Village Hall .......................................... 7-30 p.m. tor b weeks f „ c


Full programme dcl.iils. cnroimcnls requests for cuurws and , m . n l enquiries regarding educational courses for all adults 1o. A , ul^ CcnHc Office Clitheroe. Tel. 22563. Open every day and evening during term lime Monday lo Thursday 6-30 to 9-0 P-m-


BoIton-by-Bowland Village Hall


UOG AND PARTRIDGE. WELLGATE. CLITHEROE THIS WEEK — THE VERY EXCELLENT


FOLK ON FRIDAY


“ THERAPY ” Also NEVIS


NEXT WEEK — MIKE HARDING DISGO w it h


J Yi \l•’( ! f


1 14. Vi ■' i, \ i • » > i


St Mary Magdalene and St Paul’s Scout Group Parents’ Association


AUCTION SALE on FRIDAY, APRIL 27th


IN THE PARISH HALL, CHURCH STREET at 7-0 p.m.


OPEN FOR VIEWING 4-0 p.m. ONWARDS PROCEEDS FOR GROUP FUNDS


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FRIDAY, APRIL 27th 9-0 p.m. — 1-0 a.m. ADMISSION 30p


HOT DOGS and HAMBURGERS RJGIIT OF ADMISSION RESERVED


HYNDBURN MODEL RAILWAY GROUr


MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION TOWN HALL, ACCRINGTON


Friday, April 27th — 6-30 to 9-30 p.ro. Saturday, April 28th — 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.


. Sunday, April 29th — 10-30 a.m. lo 5-30 p.m. ADMISSION: ADULTS 10p;


CHILDREN & O.A.P. 5p; FAMILY TICKET 25p Refreshments available


WADDINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB


EASTER DANCE FRIDAY, APRIL 27th, 1973


at WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB


to ACTION SOUND (DISCO) 8-0 lo 11-45 p.m.


LICENSED BAR — TICKETS 30p EACH waltdisney;™:


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;i^ is r o § is s also Walt Disney's


The HOUND WHO THOUGHT ,1114 WAS A RACOON u


lyl g-"(). 11-111—2. Steve MeQuecn JUNIOR BONNER ta) shows ~-I5. ,'2ll M-Tl. GUNS OP THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN (a) l -« , 8-10. and TIIE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN (u)


WAYS <ai> 2*0. S-Hll, IMI, THE BOATNIKS (u) 2M0, 7«10. — f»-.40—4( Disney Double THE CASTA NOW SHOWING: I. THE GRADUATE taa) 4-25, 8-50, WOMEN IN LOVE


WELLCATE—Telephone 23585 SATURDAY, APRIL 28th


LOIS MALCOLM STEVE MARTON


SUNDAY’, APRIL 29th


DOUBLE (Won) 8 : 18


£30 Next Week


TREBLE (Not Won) 3 : 24 : 15


£50 Next Week


EAT THE DAISIES 25—FOOTBALL


55—PLEASE DON’T SATURDAY, MAY 5th, at 7-0 p.m.


THE SCOTTISH THEATRE CROUP presents NEVER TOO LATE


, An hilarious Comedy by Sumner Arthur Long


Admission Prices 45n b 35p. Season Tickets £2 b £1.50 ScatsAm?y be reserved at the Civic Hall *r°m I I


3 p.m.— 4 p.m.


3 P.m.— 5 p.m. and evenings. Saturday 11 a.m. 12 30 p.m, v


2-30 p.m..


Will patrons please note that Saturday May 5th, is a Civic Evening’ and all arc requested to bo in their seats by 6-55 P-m. The doors will open «it 6-15 P-m.


Blackburn _______ for se ve nda vs.


J ROD STEIGER P glflMES COBURN


SUNDAY April 20th.


7e^Dou!r^lore^2-00 6-2b I'isllul of Dynamite 4-05 8-. 0 I


- ..........INONMIT


Clitheroe and District Scout Council ANNUAL


ST GEORGE’S DAY


SERVICE and PARADE


SUNDAY. APRIL 29th at 2-30 p-m.


UNITED REFORMED CHURCH


Conducted by Rev. KATHLEEN M. HENDRY, BA, BD The Mayor and Mayoress will be in attendance.


Following the service the Scouts will parade led by the Salvation Army Band, through Market Place where the Mayor and Mayoress will lake the salute and will dis­ band in the Grammar School.


All Friends of Scouting and Members of the Public will be welcome.


^YyyyxyVYYYYYYVTV.T(100ntXXIcaOOOgOQOOOOQOQi>OtXXXXXXXXXXXXX)COC< CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH


A FASHION PARADE will be presented by TOM YOUNGER LTD, OF CLITHEROE


on WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd, at 8-0 p.m. ST MARY’S PARISH HALL


TICKETS 25p INCLUDING REFRESHMENTS PROCEEDS FOR HALL IMPROVEMENTS


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SEMI-FINAL OF AITKEN SHIELD on FRIDAY, APRIL27th, at SHAWBRIDGE


KINGS ARMS ROYAL OAK


Kick-off 6-15 p.m. ADMISSION 15p; CHILDREN & Q.A.P.’s 5p


* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ST CATHERINE’S, WEST BRADFORD


The Rev. and Mrs W. Frankland invite YOU to their PEARL WEDDING ANNIVERSARY SUPPER


FRIDAY, MAY 4th, RECEPTION 7-0 to 7-30 p.m. Admission by PRESENT suitable for auction


AUCTIONEER: MR C. SILVERWOOD (Household, Glass, Brass, Antiques)


Ribblesdale Sports and Social Club SATURDAY. APRIL 28th


LEE RILEY (Don’t miss)


REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE SUNDAY. APRIL 29th


DISCO - SOUL DIRECTION RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED


NUMBERS: £5—412; £2-411, 413. SNOWBALL No. 6


Sunday Lunch could give you £5 extra if you are present and have the number.


PROCEEDS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL RENOVATIONS WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB


Saturday, April 28lh from 8-0 p.m. to 11-30 p.m.


DISCO DANCE to


DISCO 2 RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED aaaaaa/vaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/w \a/\a/\aaaaaaa/vaa/\aaaaaaa/j


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH MOTHERS’ UNION


Have Pleasure In Inviting YOU To A Pleasant Saturday Afternoon A t Their


MAY MARKET IN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ON MAY 5th


IN AID OF CHURCH FUNDS & WADDINGTON HOSPITAI OPENED by MR R. W. MILNE-REDHEAD at 3-0 p.m. STALLS—DELICIOUS AFTERNOON TEAS, ETC. ADMISSION (including Tea) lOp, Children 5p


j


SUNDAY LUNCH Sensational


STA© SHOW GIRLS! GIRLS! I p.m. to 3 p.m. (No admittance after 2-15)


ACE OF SPADES CLUB George Street, Wlialley


Telephone Wlialley 2519 s •^ v v w w w w v w w v y v w v v w v w v v w w w v v w w v w w w w w v v w w w v


GOSPEL SEB; ; I SUNDAY at ® yo»”l


I Visit of t h e ^ item* | People -p o n i e s


NELSON


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Waterloo RCEUn- (j, tin) he M l Hvf’ fo'S


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Salem Congregational Church, Martin Top


S PM EFFORT


SATURDAY, MAY 5th To he opened liy


CO UN. MRS MARY BAIRSTOW at 3-0 P-i"


Chairman Rev. G. IV. turrj


| * HOUSEHOI.il * CA KE


* P L A N T STAU.8. f i t I T E A —Adults 2u|), Children!*'? | u v w w \a/w v \aaa/w WWwuvu'aa*


Low Moor Methooist Church


SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY-


on Sunday. May ^ Preacher for the M


iMR 0. BACSHAVf of BilW SERVICE at 10-15 a*!"'


when Mr Eaeshaw wiB I 11' address


MR G. BARNES. t-M'f"


AFTERNOON SERV|C at 2-15


when the ch.kl-rn will UWVVWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV™


EVENING SERVICEJ Soloist: MISS IRIS W C Organist: MR C0UH J< ever yo ne welcome


> £ 9 PJ N!S TOWN GATE CLUB


GREAT HARWOOD TELEPHONE 885746


TONIGHT, THURSDAY


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


CHAZ


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FROM THE COMEDIANS


THE BERNARD MANNING SHOW


LATE LICENCE — SUPPERS SUNDAY’


TOP LOCAL GROUP


CHAZ TLUS


PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCO SHOW


WEDDINGS AND PARTIES CATERED FOP- HEN PARTIES FREE BY ARRANGEMENT


1 British and Foreign Bible 5ociety


ANNUAL PUBLIC


MEETING MONDAY, APRIL 30th


at ST MARY’S PARISH HALL, CLITHEROE. at. 7-30 p.m. Speaker:


MR JAMES ROBINSON of Poynton, Cheshire


MISSION CONTROL Film: CALLING


HOSTESS SUPPER SILVER COLLECTION MANOR HALL


SUNDAY, APRIL 29th


GOSPEL SERVICE at 6-30 p.m.


Speaker: Mr M. Jo h n so n (B la c k b u rn)


LADIES’ FELLOWSHIP WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd j Mrs Waddington (Risbton)


Admiision 50p Free Car Park—Organised b I


35—SESAME STREET&HAWKINS8. io 00—HUCKLEBERRY


40—TAKE BETTER 05—PLAY THE GAME


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A HOME OF YOUR OWN (U) ------ PIUS ------ POKIER. 7-15


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CM) Film Production* pt*sintg a Hammtr Comedy • 6-50


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15—RUGBY SPECIAL 10—CHERI


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JQHRHY SPEIGHT'S


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SUNDAY AND MONDAY ONLY. APRIL 29th and 30Hi Once nightly at 6-15


V er n e v e r s aw HBIr lik e th i s b e f o re !


The B0ULWG BROWERS pndxim _


THE


. EASTMAN COLOUR , 6-15


TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Once nightly at 7-15


8-30 — SCOTT YORK InOuHontBroota EYRE/ ■ PLUS ■ regyarney


— DOPtffiHARE glEPHEfl LEWIS


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ICHAEL ROBBlMa BOB GRANT


Released by MOM-EMI AW IC A RW


CLITHEROE & DISTRICT YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB


1st CALF SHOW and GIRLS’ EVENTS


on SATURDAY, MAY 5th at CLITHEROE


AUCTION MART JUDGING STARTS al 1 p-m.


PRESENTATION OF PRIZES at 3 p.m.


ADMISSION FREE "Ji “=T LmJL SUNDAY, APRIL 29th FOR SEVEN DAYS Once nightly at 6-50. Matinee Saturday at 1-30 RAY GALTON and ALANSIMPSOffS


CLITHEROE (E) TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILD


TEA and CAKE


AFTERNOON and EVENING


ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd, 1973 at the homo of


MR b MRS SAINSBURY, 12 BEVERLEY DRIVE, CLITHEROE


from 2-0 p.m. to 4-0 p.m. and 7-0 p.m. to 9-30 p.m.


WILFRID BRAHBELL HAMICOflBETT onJTce


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Tombola, Bring and Buy, Cako Stall, Raffle, Hat and Accessories Bar


ADMISSION lOp


ROEFIELD 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 tho


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


HALF'S HEAD HOTEL WQRSTON. Tel. Chatburn 218. F U L L Y RESIDENTIAL


The restaurant i5 0„E each evening (exeem w day’s) for a varied and inexpensive tneal.


DINNER DANCES, W d in g Receptions. Private


ed


Parties our specialities capacity 120.


Menu’s and Prices avail able on request.


as Pheasant,


Grouse Quail Venison and many specialities conked at your table Relax in our Sauna


Bath. Fish on t!le_ 1?,lTe r ,J)r Swim in adjacent Ribhlcsdalj Pool. In fact, just come and enjoy yourself


Lunch, High Tea and Dinner Served Daily.


For a tasty bar meal trT home made suup turkey


chips followed by fruit 0ie am cream, or sample the currt or oiouchmau’s lunch 1


These anti other dishes arc served each lunch time and evening,


d in in g BOOK NOW AND BE S|


MUSIC BY THE ROW Also I


DOINGS AND PH g fA T E P j


0PEN DAILY FOR ll u


(EXCEPT WEDNESDAY A l l high t ea s o :|


BRICK


LICENSED RESTAUI TELEPHOJ


ex c ellent FOOD


i BEAUTIFULLY SERVED


\ LUNCHEON : DINNER SWAN and


ROYAL HOTEL


. i CASTLE ST. CLITHEROE For Reservations


Telephone 23130 or 23665 d in n I


SATURDAY, A! ST. 'JAMES’S , Greenacrc Strecj


. 2 p.m. (Doors op\ f


d e m o n s t r a t i o n ADMISSION


prcscl CAR


at LGN G R ID g | THIS SUNDAY.


S LA 1D B U KN CHURCH *


y A f t e r n o o n U 3' Stalls, Confectioner?


New, JinuUlcs ftl SATURDAY, ArB" ’ 'S'" 5 p.m. i® I’’*


A d u lts lap, Ch'ldrf"


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