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TO U R W E E K EN D V IE W IN G


SATURDAY in on- RFC I ■


-U M 'O N D I '/ , S ' l l . v o r s PJ.AIT


-AVVENT1 RA -WEATHERMAN -CAMBERWICK (;n i:i:n


-MOTOR MOUSE & IT'S TIIF. n'OIJ-


-GOLD ON CROW MOUNTAIN -T1!K GRAND NATIONAL


-NEWS -DR WHO


-TOM >v jerry -HIGH ADVENTURE:


'• Rampage." Robert. Mitchum, Elsa Martincili, .Jack Hawkins,


-THE SOUND OF PKTL'l.A


Sabu


-THE DICK EMERY SHOW


-A AIAN CALLED IRONSIDE


9-50—NEWS


10-05—.match of thi: DAY. THE GRAND NATIONAL.


ALI v NORTON 12-15—WEATHERMAN BBC 2


-OPEN UNIVERSITY -PLAY A WAY -SATURDAY


MUSICAL: “There's No Business


Like Show Business." Ethel Merman, Marilyn Monroe, Mitzi Gaynor, Donald O'Connor. Dan Dailey. Johnnie Ray


10- .7-10—PETS AND VETS


.-.-25—THE CATACOMBS OF SAKKARA


(i-ln—MAN ALIVE 7-05—WESTMINSTER 7-50—NEWS * SPORT 7- 8- 9-


*(-50—FULL HOUSE


11-25—NEWS ON TWO 11-


-LUROVISION SONG CONTEST PREVIEW


-MOVIE: “ Rawhide," Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward


Granada 3-10—FOREIGN FLAVOUR


0-15—JOBS .AROUND THE HOUSE


10-05—YOU AND YOUR GOLF


10- 11- 12-


12-


12-35- 5-10- 5-20-


ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN


30—NEWS


Thursday. Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. THE SOUND OF MUSIC (U)


G-15- ■FILM OF THE


WEEK: " Probe." Hugh O'Brian, Elkc Sommer, Sir John Gielgud


8-05—WHO DO YOU DO? 8-30—LONGSTREET 0-30—NEWS 3-10—THE MIKE AND BERNIE SHOW 10—PARADE


11- 25—MIDNIGHT MYSTERY: “ The 13th Chair," Dame May wdiitty, Lewis Stone


12- SUNDAY BBC 1


3-00—NAI Z IN DAG I NAY A .! EEVAN


0- VOUS PLAIT 10-00—AVVENTURA


J1-00—SEE AND BELIEVING


12-50—FARMING 1-


1- 2-


2- 3-


1-30—PARENTS AND CHILDREN


2-15—THE AN 151A L GAME


10—THE FRENCH WAY DANGER HIGH


Rnnchipur," Richard Burton,


Lana Turnef. Fred MacMurray, Joan Caulfield. Michael Rennie


5- 6-


6- 7- 8-


6-15—WHERE IS YOUR GOD?


GREATS: 15—ALL TIME 6- 3-5(1—NEWS 10- 11-


"The Naked City.' Barry Fitzgerald, Howard DufT, Don Tavlor


00—OMNIBUS FILE


1 0-55—K KN N KT11 HARRIS INTERVIEWS


40—WEATHERMAN BBC 2 S-55—O PEN UN! V ER SI TV


1-20—MONEY AT WORK 5-20—HORIZON


3-10—FILM MATINEE:' " The Rains of


0- 10—MOUNTAIN HIGH


10- 11-


11- 12-


6-15—NEWS REVIEW 6-50—NEWS SUMMARY 6-


MOMENT


30—REPONDEZ STL 7- 8-


15—MADE IN BRITAIN10-


55—NEWS HEADLINES 00—ALONG T1IE RIVER


£ABOUT US


55—TIIE TIMELESS 25—THE WORLD 15-lSEVEN OF ONE


8-45—RACHMANINOV 0-50—AWAY FROM IT ALL


10—THEY SOLD A MILLION


11- 25—NEWS ON TWO 11-30—UP SUNDAY


Granada THERE.. .


REMEMBER 15—SEAWAY *


MONDAY, TUESDAY anti WEDNESDAY at ti-45 p.m. THE BIG HAMBURG BANK JOB IS ON !


WARREN BEATTY. GOLDIE HAWN, CERT FROBE in THE HEIST (aai * AN ACTION SUSPENSE DRAMA OF TODAY also starring Paulette Goddard.


THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 6-45 p.m. MR HULOT in


A FILM BY JACQUES TATI TRAFFIC (u >


“Sidc-splitling sensation.”— News of Ike World “ Cripplingly funny.”—Evening Standard. “ One long romp.”—Daily Mirror. “ Helpless laughter.”—Times.


TONY CURTIS, CHARLES BRONSON YOU CAN'T W IN ’EM ALL


Will patrons please note that from April 1st the lOf;b V.A.T. will bo added on to the admission prices. Rear Stalls will be BBp iundcr M years 22p). Front Stalls will be 28p (under H years and Senior Citizens 16p).


CIVIC HALL Borough of Clilheroe present (MANCHESTER)


c.w.s. BAND


30—WERE YOU


BY KIND PERMISSION OP THE DIRECTORS OF THE CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY LTD


35—UNTAMED WORLD 00—TIME TO


30—WEEKEND WORLD 55—THE SAINT


1 -55—ON THE LINE 2- 3-


20—THE NEW ROAD 05—NEWS


50— SONGS OF PRAISI 25—THE BROTHERS5-


1- 25—FOOTBALL


" The Name of the Game,” Robert Stack, Dennis Weaver


SHOT BOYS


10—THE GOLDEN 35—THE FLAXTON 05—NEWS


C-15—NEW SERIES ARGUMENT


C53—APPEAL 7-


00—SONGS THAT MATTER


7-25—ON THE BUSES 7-55—THE BIG PICTURE: " The Misfits," Clark Gable, Marilyn Monro. Montgomery Clift


10-00—NEWS 10-


11- THEATRE PROGRAMME


15—SUNDAY NIGHT 15—THE FROST


20—SUNDAY MATINEE:


3IUSICAL DIRECTOR: DEREK GARSIDE MUSICAL ADVISER: ALEX MORTIMER


On SUNDAY, APRIL 1st at 7-45 p.m.


PROGRAMME


.vlARCH: THUNDERCRE5T .............. Osterling OVERTURE: BARBER OF SEVILLE ... Rossini THE SWING OF THE SCALE . J MacFarlane BALLET MUSIC: ROBERTTHE DEVIL


INTERVAL


WALTZ: NIGHTS OF GLADNESS .. . Ancliffe THE NIGHTINGALE .................................. Moss TRIUMPHANT RHAPSODY .............. Vinter ELEGIAC MELODY SPRING .......'........... Grieg WHITE HORSE INN ............. Benatsky Stolz.


TICKETS OBTAINABLE FROM CIVIC HALL AND CLITHEROE LIBRARY


ADMISSION 50p. SENIOR CITIZENS AND CHILDREN 25p.


Oo Sunday. April 1st. any tickets purchased at the box office will be subject to V.A.T. and will be 55p and 2Sp.


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V@fe f o r a man c a r e ;


a b o u t v o n !


Saturday, March 31st Jigging 8-0 p.m. to 11-30 p.m.


P IS C O DANCE TO THE i &


ACTIONNSOUND ALSO FRIDAY, APRIL Bill


U j TONY PERRY the liberal who cares


Blackburn Rural Division, Lancashire County Council, which includes Whallcy, Sabden and Read.


Tony Perry. Your liberal Candidate, is best known as the man who put the Ribble Valley on the tourist map. You may not agree with tourists flocking here; nor does he. He wants to sec tourism planned and controlled.


Government and commerce is all geared to sell the valley to the world. He says w# want a voice and control over our own environment.


Wouldn't you agree?


There's more to his interests than that. You will have read about him. But do you know he was part author of a far reaching and influential


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>.1 ’ .4lt


report on old folk's welfare? That he has served for some years as a trade union official? That he has studied and lectured at university and government conferences on industrial welfare?


He is a man who cares about people, about affairs. As the tourist controversy shows he is a man who will fight for what he believes should be done.


Our ne^ local authorities need LH^rals, men who care forpeople— men who succeed and are not


servants of the party whip. Men with vision. So on April 12th—


Vote Liberal: Vote Perry, the man who cares


Published by Victor Gaunt, 28 Richmond Terrace, Blackburn


JUMBAL DARTS DANCE TO


TICKETS ON SALE FROM ANY DARTS PLAYER ® ■ OR AT THE CLUB


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DISC-TRACTION ANNUAL NUMBERS DRAWN


ST PAUL’S CHURCH, LOW MOOR


We $lill need £10,000 i and April 1st is


Mothering Sunday and Our Gift Day


Please give as generously as you arc able and ill possible please bring your gif! to one of the following services:


8-0 and 10-30 a.m. Holy Communion— 2-30 p.m. Family Service— 6-0 p.m. Evensong to be attended by the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe.


There will also be someone in Church throughout the day to receive donations.


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NELSON AND COLNE COLLEGE GAWTHORPE HALL, PADIHAM


on Thursday, April 5th, at 7-30 p.m.


TWENTIETH CENTURY EMBROIDERY


an illustrated talk by GAIL KEMP


Curator of the Hon. Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth Collection Tickets At The Door 20p, Students lOp


CLUB EL TROPIGANO HIBSON ROAD, NELSON


• WHY PAY CRAZY PRICES FOR YOUR EVENING’S ENTERTAINMENT 7


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT IFFECT ADMISSION 30p NEXT WEEK — WED., FBI. & SAT. CHOPPER


LADIES’ ADMISSION — FREE BEFORE 10-30 MONDAY, THURSDAY AND SUNDAY


THE DENNIS FORD SOUND ADMISSION 20p


OPEN UNTIL 2 a.m. — 12 MIDNIGHT SUNDA1


IF YOU HAVE TRIED tHE R E S T - NOW TRY THE BEST I ! !


* Trinity Modern Wives JUMBLE SALE


THURSDAY, APRIL 5th at 7-0 p.m.


ADMISSION 2p TEA & BISCUITS 2p .


in The Trinity Schoolroom


M X m m ITRICeS FORI


Ttaic gunw IMemt>er3S/>\ Public a Public £OaIPl/b//C 65p S r S x ) g Guesis 45/> \MemberfS/> jMmberfQp ytfemberSOp [


- 1 U .& 5 .\ W e d -7 k ^ A \ S fe t-S < z t.


3-hour show starts at: SUNDAY 7-45; MON. to SAT. 8-15. Seats can be reserved Monday to Friday, collect before 8-10. Coaches and parties welcome by arrangement. (Members Sunday) J DINING, DANCING, LATE LICENCE. No admission after 10-30.


St Mary’s, Gisburn LENT IV (MOTHERING SUNDAY)


9-00 a.m.— Holy Communion


10-45 a.m.— Morning Service


2-15 p.m.— Family Service


6-30 p.m.— Evensong


FINAL NIGHT, April 7th Clitheroe Parish Hall


Sorry! — all tickets for the upper hall have been sold. But you can still enjoy the final on closed-circuit TV in the lower hall. A limited number of tickets are available for this, price 1 Op, from the Advertiser & Times Office in King Street, or at the Parish Hall tomorrow night.


Taking part in tomorrow's semi-finals:


Nat West Bank, Whalley v Clitheroe Police A


St Mary's Hall, Stonyhurst v Civic Society Rotary B v Downham W!


Townswomen's Guild A v Young Farmers A


Probus v Rotary A


Billington & Langho Wl y Somerset Avenue


Milthorne House v Mrs Sutcliffe's team Three Men in a Boat v Whalley MU


2ome early. Adm. lOp. Refreshments


Organised by Clitheroe Parish Church Operatic and Dramatic Society and sponsored by Clitheroe Advertiser & Times


WHITE BULL HOTEL M.'/yerbeer'


PLAISIR D'AMOUR ............................. Martini EXCERPTS: THE GONDOLIERS | ... Sullivan


l AMWiCAN fcMEPy ENTERTAINER.... i SPECIAL MID-WEEK FACILITIES


FULL A LA CARTE MENU NOW AVAILABLE FROM


MONDAY TO THURSDAY 7-0 p.m.—9-30 p.m. (Last orders) also


SPECIAL MENUS ON REQUEST


Banquets, Weddings, Dinner’Dunces, Conferences, etc., are a speciality


WHITE BULL HOTEL GISBURN — Tel. 233


LANCASH ISLE Ol


MOTOR CYCL]| At Laund Hey|


on Sunday, April Organised by Accrington anci|


ADMISSION 20p, refreshment!


■******-*■****.*****.■*.*-*.* CLITHEROE


FOOTBALL CLUB JUMBLE SALE


AND BRING AND BUY St John's Ambulance


Nall, Church- B row 7-30 p.m.


FRIDAY, MARCH 30th Admission 2p


* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Refreshments Available


LOW MOOR CLUB


Telephone 23196


■ RIDAY. march -nth free ’N’ e a s y


SUNDAY, APRIL 1st JLEN ASTELL


lo o k h e r e next w e e k


A P R IL it


NOW SHOWING: I. Burt Lancaster, Lee Marvin THE PROFESSIONALS la ) Shows 2-11). .Vr». 7.5b-L'. F R IT Z THE CAT. <x>. SAN I L R R 1 ANN (u ) Shows Wi, :w:». 5-10. 8-0—3, FUZZ C\). HICKEY and BOGGS (aa) Shows 2-1.1. 3-50. 5-40, 7-15— 1» CABARET (x ) 2-15. 5-50. 8-10.


'll


support: 2-25 5-00 7-35 v feature: 3-30 6-05 8-40 A Yes___ this is the one .


you've heard so much • <


about; -As sex films go . . . . this is the one that goes the furthest;


"a verr fertile imagina -tion has been a! work


at devising kutkv capers........originality must be praised,no matter where it is displayed"


_S---Cinema Today, HP"' feature: 2-00 5-20 8-45 support:


SSTEVE McOUEEN


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IRDBERT VAUGHN J A


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3-45 7-10 /


35—SESAME STREET 35—FOLI-YFOOT 00—THE NEW


CIVIC HALL Tel. 23278 GRAND KINEMA Tel. 23278


shows at 2-15 5-50 8-00 feature: 2-45 6-20 8-30


Blackburr Tel- ( 2


The eternal struggle of the working man against society, as oply Chaplin could portrav it! Brilliant, exhilarating comedy, with serious undertones, memorable music| This film is timeless - it captures you completely. Compulsive viewing


for any age and every taste. ©chap''m'sbacW


WfiRUf; ittwun


XSOVSB' . -MICHEI.


_ PICCOLl . * f 58446 support:


SUNDAY April 1st. for seven d a v s .


feature: 2-00 5-30 9-00


JANE PETER FONDA *nd McENERY


BMLR VADIM'S


OMAR / -IKA-VIAIT SILAKIF/ BELM


ONDO 2-25 7-05 30—MIDNIGHT


Helmut Griem. . . . . Cabaret. .... . c 'r f r f - l ; J o »• Ct fun: ip,a*, toe fan •«.»+


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1 i.T,’- " ' t i i a Minnelli Michael Yort; I G


Presented at 8-0


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Also THE FESTIVAL GAME Presented at 7-10


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10—RUGBY SPECIAL 30—'PASSWORD


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S K I P T O N ’ S L U X U R Y


SUNDAY, APRIL 1st FOR SEVEN DAT’S Olirn nightly at 7 pan.


A


“...worth the price of admission for Miss Minnelli's performance alone.”


SUNDAY. APRIL 1st FOR SEVEN DATS Onro nightly at 7-1(1. Matinee Saturday at 2-0


There were three raealit her HSe. On«j to take her one to l o v e o n e to kill her.


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___ PKAVOUNT PlCUfSES PP£:


LEON


ONCE yPGN ATSrvlE IN THE WEST Presented at 7-40 (Saturday Matinee 2-30)


IECHNISCOP£?ffitHNICOlORl'A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Plus FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME FREE CAR PARK OPPOSITE CINEMAS


CLITHEROE NATURALISTS' SOCIETY


NATURE W A LK SATURDAY. APRIL. 71h


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HURST GREEN Leader: Mrs r. rarrott


PRESTON BUS 12-30 p.m. WELL TERRACE


(New members welcome) (rt/VAAAAnA/UWUVWWWVnA/UUWVW


W.l. MARKET RE-OPENING


FOR 1973 SEASON Tuesday, April 3rd


S.t Mary’s Lower Hall, York Street, Clitheroe 10-30 a.m. to 12 Noon


BRING YOUR FRIENDS FOR COFFEE


Et'erybody Welcome. * v A / v / i # v r \ A A /W W W W V W W W W W W


^^OTQOT^xjcooocoocoococxxjocoooaxjoooamJOKXxioooooocQoooooooooaxxioaxxxx)^ •YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU’LL BE MISSING If you don’t, spend Saturday night at


NELSON STADIUM, CARR ROAD


Two hours of non-stop family entertainment provided by those dare-devils of the track — THE


H E L L D R IV E R S First time in 1973 track action


Jags., Rovers, Minis, Hillmans, etc. — and no holds barred ! See the amazing DESTRUCTION DERBY ! 1


SATURDAY, MARCH 31st, 7-30 p.m. ADULTS 60p; CHILDREN & O.A.P.’s 30p. FREE PARKING


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ON SATURDAY. MARCH 31st AT THE CATHOLIC HALL WHALLEY at 2 p.m.


JUMBLE SALE


LOTS OF BARGAINS IN HAND


Refreshments available ADMISSION 2p


CAKE STALL


R«segr»¥e 8 vm u e y


Tele Telephone WEEK one 2 2876 FOLK ON FRIDAY


DOG AND PARTRIDGE . IVEI.LGATE. CLITHEROE The Week—The E v e r Popular


OLDHAM TINKERS Also NEVIS


Next Week: MACALMAN'S—Coming. Soon: FROG MORTOS


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SUNDAY LUNCH Sensational


STAG S H O W GIRLS : GIRLS ! 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. (No admittance after 2-15)


ACE OF SPADES CLUB George Street, Whalley


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waddkI VILLAGE


ON FRIDAY, 9 p.m. to


ADMISSTl Right of admi.T ffould HKC w


R0EF1ELD HOTEL


RESTAURANT


EDISFORD BRIDGE CLITHEROE.


Tel. 2010.


FOB YOUR GET AWAY WEEKEND


Let us quote you our Special Kates.


We don’t have lo tell you of the beautiful Ribble


Valley, only the luxury & comfort of our Hotel which is situated on the


banks of the River Ribble. AI| rooms with private bath and telephone, our restaurant where yon can enjoy such del icac ies


as Pheasant*


Grouse Quail. Venison and many specialities^ cooked at


your table Relax in our Sauna Bath, Fish on the River o r Swim in adjacent Rlbhlesdale Pool. In fact, just come and enjov yourself.


Lunch, High Tea and Dinner Served Daily.


CALF’S


HEAD HOTEL WORSTOH.


Tel. Chatburn 218. FULLY RESIDENTIAL


Tim restaurant is open each evening (except Sun­ day's) for a varied and


inexpensive meal. DINNER DANCES, Bed


ding Receptions, Private Parties our specialities capacity 120.


Menu’s and Prices avail- able on request.


F o r a tasty bar meal trr flu. home made soup, turkey 1 ,1 chips followed by fruit pie 5°d cream, o r sample the curry o r jjlooghmaa'5 lunch,


3


These and other dishes are served each iuncll


lime and cvcnin: to n igh t , t | IN THE LOUNC|


t o m o r r o w : FRIDAY AND I


So 1 hit RECORDING !|


THE C PEARL


Plus VIVACIOU|


and the S C O T T !| LATE LICENCE


suntJ TOP LOCA)|


fo rtun e FLtl


PAUL BRENNAN’ !


WEDDINGS AND PAR'J HEN PARTIES FREE '


UNCASHIRE COUNTY I POLLING DAY A |


Longridge Elecl BASIL GR1


ni ii» visiting the following like to^ d is cu s s any mat.I


P a d ib a ir l


Monday, April 2nd— Chippil Tuesday, April 3rd— Ribchel Wednesday. April 4th— Wej Thursday, April 5th— Longrl Friday, April 6th— Bolton-bl Saturday, April 7th— Longril Monday, April 9th— W h ito l Tuesday, April 10th— Longl Wednesday, April 11th— Lrl THURSDAY, APRIL 12th-


For ALL The


V O T E C O iV | Pubbsbcd b y D. Robinson,


ACTION


Where? NEWT'S When? FRIDA Time?


9 p.m.| > How much? 30p


HAMBURGERS 4 Right of Adrru?|


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