Clithcroc Advertiser and Times, January 17th. 1374


YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING


BBC 1


10-06—ZARABANDA 10-25—REPORTAGE 10-


1 i-oo—BLOCKHEADS: LAUREL & HARDY


ALPHABET


11- 12-


5-00—DISNEY DOUBLE BILL


5-45—NEAVS


5-30—DR WHO 5-55—BRUCE FORSYTH AND THE GENERATION GAME


WEATHERMAN * TODAY'S SPORT


0-45—DIXON OF DOCK GREEN 35—CILLA


7- 8-


10-25—WEAT1IERM AN Granada


3-15—AT YOUR SERVICE 5-40—GARDENIN' G TODAY


0-10—NEWS 5-25—MATCH OF THE DAY


IRONSIDE 20—A MAN CALLED 3-


SATURDAY 10-


!>-00—MARY, MUNGO AND JUDGE


fl-35—WHITE HORSES


P-15—TOflK AND THE PUSSY CATS


50—TIIE RUSSIAN


55—WEATHERMAN 00—GRANDSTAND


11- 12- 4-


CLITHEROE CLU&


WELLGATE— Telephone 23585


5- 20—RUNG FU 0-20—CANDID CAMERA 0-50—“ THE LONG SHIPS,’’ Richard Widmnrk, Svdncy Pol tier


3-0.5—NEWS 0-20—UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS


BBC 2 4-


CINEMA: “ Tile Amorous Prawn," Ian Carmichael, •loan Greenwood, Cecil Parker


5-


1-50—SATURDAY REQUEST: Andre Watts


00—SATURDAY


Start Living — Start Dancing Lear.i the Easy Way


25—PLAY AWAY


10-25—NEWS ON TWO * 5VEATHER


SUNDAY BBC 1


10-00—REFORTAGE 10- 11-


12-25—ROCKFACE 12-50—FARMING 1-1.5—MADE IN BRITAIN 1-30—PARENTS AND CHILDREN


1- 2-


3-


2- 45—BIRD’S-EYE VIEW


2-15—THE ANIMAL GAME


12- 00—ECONOMICS OE THE REAL IVOKLD


DOING? 3-35—ZARABANDA


3-00—N'AI ZINDAGI NAVA JEEVAN


33—A JOB WORTH 30—MATTINS


5-25—THE ASCENT OF MAN


7-25—THE WORLD ABOUT US


3-15—MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS


S-,55—SrORTING SCENES


Granada


53—NEWS HEADLINES 00—THE HERBS


fi-15—FACES Or CHRIST 8-50—CLIFF MORGAN fi-35—SONGS OF PRAISE 7-


5- 6-


GENTLEMAN OR—NEWS


8- 15—PLAY OF THE 10-00—NEWS BBC 2


12-40—OPEN UNIVERSITY 2- 3-


4- PROGRAMME


1-10—THE OLD GREY 5VHISTLE TEST


20_______ THE MONEY 10—EDITION


5$—WESTMINSTER


” For Me and My Gal.” Judy Garland. Gene Kelly. George Murphy


3.5—FILM MATINEE: 12-


15—JOHN HALIFAX,


10- 11- 11-


3-30—MORNING SERVICE


KITCHEN 3,5— FARMHOUSE


PHOTOGRAPHS FAMILY


1-


1-25—CARTOON 1- 2- 3-


MONTH: “ The Changeling "


25—THE ONEDIN LINE 5-


3-35—''• THE LAVENDER HILL MOB”


LIMIT


5-05—'WISH YOU WERE HERE


fi-05—NEWS 6-


fi-3.5—ANSWER BACK 7-


QUIZ


S-25—McCLOUD 10-15—NEWS


PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT SALES


10 x 8 .... .... 44p 12 x 10 .... .... 66p


including V.A.T.


6 x 4 .... .... 22p 8 x 6 .... .... 33p


7-25—SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM


MELODY PAPERS SAT


00—TAKE BETTER 30—THE SMITH


00—WEEKEND WORLD 10—WHAT THE


10—ON THE SPOT 10—FOOTBALL


05—THE SKY'S THE The


offer courses in PIANO. GUITAR, riANO ACCORDION, VOICE, FLUTE. OBOE. CLARINET, VIOLIN. VIOLA. CELLO, CORNET, TRUMPET. TROMBONE. PERCUSSION, and all theoretical subjects.


OF BLACK BEAUTY 15—THE SUNDAY


00—MASTERS OF


WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE at


DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL JUMBLE SALE ST JAMES’S SCHOOL


SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th at 3-0 p.m.


Refreshments^Admission 2p


on SATURDAY, JANUARY 26lh at 7-30 p.m.


ADMISSION 25]) including supper


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ENJOY A SPRING HOLIDAY IN THE


ISLE OF MAN 8 DAYS HOLIDAY COMMENCING MAY 4th, 1974


Sponsored by— THE BURNLEY EXPRESS. NELSON LEADER, COLNE TIMES, BARNOLDSWICK and EARBY TIMES, BLACKBURN TIMES and CLITHEROE ADVERTISER and ORGANISED BY RIBBLE.


WE GIVE YOU A CHOICE AIR OR SEA TRAVEL


You can choose between flying from Blackpool by British Island Airways or sailing from Liverpool on one of the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company’s fine ships. Whichever you choose, we provide coach connections to Blackpool and Liverpool.


DOUGLAS OR PORT ST MARY


Take your choice between the Island’s gay capital, Douglas, with Its many and varied holiday attractions and entertainments or the peaceful old world charm of Port St Mary.


CASTLE MONA OR BAYQUEEN HOTELS


We offer you a choice of two of the Isle of Man's best known hotels. In Douglas, w« have reserved the luxurious Castle Mona, once tho resldenco of the fourth Duke of Atholl. one time Lord of Man. There aro lifts to all floors and spacious TV and cock*


tail lounges for evening relaxation.


The Bayquccn Hotel (formerly 8atqueen Hydro) |j famous tor Its friendiv family atmosphere and for the variety ot entertain* merits oncred, although it Is not licensed for intoxicants. There are ample lounges, colour TV room, billiards and games room.


Whichever hotel you choose you can be sure of good tood. comfort and evening entertainment.


There Is one morning and one afternoon excursion included, covering tho many beauty spots In the island.


CIVIC MALL, CLITMER0E Patrick Hatton (for the Borough of Clitheroe)


PRESENTS AN EVENINC OF , h f A***f <**■ *'*&;.<*> i < , • . i - \ r , . 1ir* * ,.


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THE BAY QUEEN HOTEL, PORT ST MARY BY AIR


via BLACKPOOL Fully Induilv* £35 BY SEA via LIVERPOOL Fully Inclusive £32


A limited number of rooms with private bath are available at tho Castle Mona Hotel for a supplement of £1.50.


BOOK NOW AT YOUR LOCAL RIBBLE TRAVEL OFFICE


OM>E TYME MUSIC HALL SATURDAY, FEB. 2nd, 1974


ON at 8-0


An entirely professional family entertainment— Something for the whole family.


★ SONGS YOU WILL LOVE * COMEDY TO MAKE YOU LAUGH


★ MAGIC TO MYSTIFY YOU


Admission 60p; Senior Citizens and Children 30p


BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW AT THE CIVIC HALL Make this an occasion and come along in your olde tyme costumes and take part in the Victorian Hat Parade.


LECTURE by REV. MAURICE M. H. JONES


“ MISSIONARY WORK IN ARGENTINA" MONDAY, JANUARY 21st at 7-30 p.m.


UNITED REFORMED CHURCH COMMON ROOM '.OMISSION 15p


INCLUDING TEA AND BISCUITS SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND


SOUTH AFRICAN SAFARI with DR W. D. OLIVER and SUSAN


in the PARISH CHURCH LOWER SCHOOL


on TUESDAY, |ANUARY 22nd, at 7-30 p.m. TICKETS I5p Refreshments Available


COUNTRYSIDE


at RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL DRAMA COMPLEX TONIGHT at 7-30 p.m.


The motion “ Sporting activities are detrimental to the preservation o f nature ” will be proposed by Mr Horace Cook, supported by Mr F. Barnes, o f JFaddington.


Opposing the motion will be Aid. S. J. Moore, supported by Mr H. Backhouse, Basltall Eaves.


Members of the audience arc invited to express their views.


Mr S. Westhead will preside Admission free


SPONSORED BY THE CLITHEROE NATURALISTS & THE CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


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DEBATE ON the


a ujJ P 3,5—THE ADVENTURES


Tel. Blackburn 6^888, 1-30 lo 3-30 p.m. Monday to Friday


0- 15—NEWS REVIEW p.50—WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT?


S-IO—THE JACK JONES SHOW


ACTION SOUND


Where? .. W h e n ? ........ Time? ........ How Much?


Newton Institute Friday, January 18lli 9-30 p.m. to 1 a.m. 30 pence


Right or admission reserved


7-35—RUGBY SPECIAL S-20—WHAT'S MY LINE R-50—THE TALLISERS 3-10—SECOND HOUSE


fi-45—WESTMINSTER 7-15—NEWS, SPORT & WEATHER


45—MAN ALIVE


WORLD DANCE PROGRAMME


TEACHING — WALTZ, QUICKSTEP, CHA-CHA AND MOST POPULAR DANCES


ENROLMENT AND MEMBERSHIP FEE VI FOLLOWED BY 40p EVERY TUESDAY 8 p.m. to 10-30 p.m. commencing


Tuesday. January 22nd. 1974


COURT SCHOOL OF DANCING 39/41 KING WILLIAM STREET. BLACKBURN (over Burtons) Telephone Blackburn 53198 or call in after 2 p.m. LICENSED BAR


COLUMN DISCOTHEQUE CARR ROAD, NELSON


January 31st DAVE CAVE'S W EN OLDIE NIGHT Last 10 years of Golden Goodies


Champagne Prizes 9 p.m. till 2 a.m.


Admission 25p


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH PRESENTS


ROBINSON CRUSOE


JAN. 19th, 23rd, 24tli, 25th, 26lh a t 7-15 p.m. prompt.


MATINEES JAN. 19tli & 26th at 2-15 p.m. prompt


RIBBLE VALLEY (PRIVATE HIRE)


Clitlicroe & Blackburn Schools of Music MINI BUS SERVICE TEL WHALLEY 3164


SMALL PARTIES CONTRACT WORK MOOOOOOOOOOMOOMOOMMOOOMtBMOO^^


CUTHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY PIANOFORTE RECITAL by


ANTHONY ADKINS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30th


GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7-30 p.m.


TICKETS AT THE DOOR 65p (Students lop)


ADMISSION EVENING PERFORMANCES 30p SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26th. 35p


SEATS LEFT FOR ALL EVENING PERFORMANCES MATINEES FULLY BOOKED


SEATS RESERVED AT CHARLES CLEGG, CHEMIST, CHURCH STREET, CUTHEROE


MID-PENNINE PRESENTS


THE BARTOK STRING QUARTET


playing Haydn, Bertok and Beethoven. Burnley Central Library Friday, January 18th, 7-30 p.m.


Ticket* 55p, Student*, Children and OAP’s 25p.


THE CABRIELI


ENSEMBLE playing Haydn, Beethoven. Dvorak and Selxedo. Pleckgate School. Blackburn.


Wednesday, Ian. 23rd. 7-30 Admission FREE.


THE CWS (Manchester) BRASS BAND


Accrington Town Hall Saturday, |an. 26th, 7-30 Tickets 40p, Students, Children and OAP’s 20p-


THE NORTHERN POETRY and JAZZ UNIT Artshop, 9 King William St,


Blackburn. Friday, February 1st, 8 p.m. Tickets 25p, Students, Children and OAP’s lOp.


FODENS BRASS BAND


Todmordon Town Hall. Sunday, February 3rd. 7-30 Tickets 40p, Students. Children and OAP's 20p.


All Inqoiri,, to MI'AA ArtabfP, » Klnr William Street. Blackburn


SSMSS/tteMlS. And 5* Back St James's Street. Burnley 2WM/-1MU.


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WIIIST AND


DOMINO DRIVE to be held at


The Whitewell Hotel


Monday, January 21st at 7-30 p.m.


Adm. 30p inol. Refreshments !mmrmnnmnmmrm


IgWUUWWWWAAMAMAAAAMWX DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL


A DATE TO REMEMBER FEBRUARY 9th, 1974


THE


3rd ANNIVERSARY SALE, SOCIAL AND DANCE


Licensed Bar Applied For. w PARTICULARS LATER.


Management Committee DON’T FORGET


WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE SATURDAY, JAN. 1Mb. 7-15 prompt


HOT POT * APPLE P IE SUPPER In THE INSTITUTE on


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R1MINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE


WADDINGTON SOCIAL and BOWLING CLUB


SATURDAY. JANUARY 111th, 8-0 p.m. DANCING TO


ACTION SOUND DISCO ADMISSION Members 22 p, Non-Members 33p


PLEASE NOTE NO JEANS—Right of Admission Reserved.


LOW MOOR CLUB


FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th unit low unit four


BLACKBURN Telephone 58446


TODAY until SATURDAY


l—Dooald Sutherland, Elliot Gould


<x> Shows S-L’l), 5*15, 7*1 j. M *A * S *H


2—Candice Bergen, Refer Strauss SOLDIER BLUE


<xl Shotra *J»3o. 8-15


Susannah York, George G- Scott |ANE EYRE


WUTHERING HEIGHTS (a)


3—Anna catder Marshall, Timothy Dalton to


(at 1 Show,


(z) 2-3, M0. 4-35, 8-56-Alio EROTIC FANTASIES


THE LOVE PILL (xt sbeulne 540. IUJ. (41.


SUNDAY, JANUARY 20th, end ALL WEEK


(a) Show* i*0. 4-»V>, 7*35. 2—Franco ZefflrelU’s


ICE STATION ZEBRA


l~-ltork Hudson. Ernest Borrolur


(u) Show, 3-10. 5-13. 7-30. ROMEO and |UUET


5—Andy Warhol's HEAT


(z) Shew, 2-2J, 4-10. S-24. 7-10. CURIOUS FEMALE <e>


<x> Shows 2-55. 4-3. B-40. 7-20. SEATS CAN BE RESERVED


(x> Berber, Utribe, ex BOX CAR BERTHA


4—Jim Brown In SLAUCHTER


7-0.


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JUMBLE SALE


ON CUTHEROE MARKET STALLS


SATURDAY. JAN. 19th ncoocioooooooDocmxxxxxxiooca


St Mary’s and St Paul's Scout Group


JUMBLE SALE


in St Mary’s Parish Hall at 6-0 p.m.


FRIDAY, IANUARY 25th ADMISSION 3p


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CLITHEROE and DISTRICT COUNCIL OF CHRISTIAN CONGREGATIONS


WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY, 1974


A UNITED SERVICE WILL BE HELD IN


ST. PAUL’S CHURCH, LOW MOOR ON


SUNDAY, JANUARY 20th, at 6 p.m.


Preacher: THE ARCHDEACON OF BLACKBURN The Ven. C. W. D. Carroll, M.A., H.Dip, Ed. EVERYONE WELCOME


PENTECOSTAL CHURCH


Waterloo Road, Ulithcroc


" Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal Ufe, and they are thev which testifv of me. ”


GOSPEL SERVICE SUNDAY. 6-30 p.m.


MANOR HALL SUNDAY. JANUAItl -'«lh


Speaker: Mr |. HINDMAN (NELSOM


GOSPEL SERVICE 6-30 p.nt.


John 5 v39. PRINT. SALES


6 x 4 .i...... 8 x 6


10 x 8 12 x 10


22p


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33o 44p 66p


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JOINERS


WEDNESDAY at 8-0 r


ADMISSK including :


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TOMORROWS CHILDREN


EVERYONE WELCOME


Roseppro'4 f r id |


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FOLK ON FRIDAY


DOC and PARTRIDGE, WELLGATE, CLITHEROE THIS FRIDAY FROM IRELAND


FINBAR AND EDDIE FUREY PLUS RESIDENTS — BUSH BAND


DOG AND PARTRIDGE. WELLGATE. CLITHEROE PRELIMINARY’ NOTICE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15th


FOLK ON FRIDAY


AUTHENTIC MUSIC FROM THE SHETLAND ISLANDS Tickets now available at the Folk Club for this Celtic^cvenin*


THE BOYS OF THE LOUGH STARKIE ARMS HOTEL CLITHEROE. TEL. 22550 THE NEW TENANTS WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT


LUNCH TIME BAR SNACKS are now available on weekdays


3 COURSE LUNCHES are also available in the - Dining Room at 90p plus V.A.T.


1-3.1—THE ROLF HARRIS SHOW


05—SESAME STREET 05—THE B1C« VALLEY 00—WORLD OF SPORT 30—NEWS


SUSAN at the Organ: GEOFF at the Drums SATURDAY, JANUARY 13th


FAY WORTH SUNDAY, JANUARY 20th DAVE ALLAN


DOUBLE (Won) 1 : 30


£3(1 Next Week


TREBLE (No: wool 4 : 3 : 5


£511 Next Week *


TOWN GATE CLUB Great Harwood •—- Tel. 885746


FRIDAY and SATURDAY No, 1 HIT RECORDING STARS OF "MICHELLE”


THE OVERLANDERS Plus WITCHCRAFT and


THE SCOTT DARNLEY TRIO LATE LICENCE — SUPPERS


SUNDAY


TOP LOCAL GROUP WITCHCRAFT rius


PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCO SHOW -


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CIVIC HALL Tel. 23278 GRAND KINEMA Tel. 23278 THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 6-45 p-m.


The 2 Great Bronte Novels in °"°niagnif^cnt pro­ gramme JANE EYRE & WUTHERING HEIGHTS (a).


Due to the excessive length and adult drama of this programme it cannot be considered entertainment lor small children unless accompanied by their parents or some responsible adult. _________


MONDAY TO SATURDAY AT 7-30 p.m. A HAL WALLIS PRODUCTION


GLENDA JACKSON as Lady Emma Hamilton PETER FINCH as Admiral Lord Nelson in Terence Rattigan’s


THE BURNLEY EXPRESS


THE NELSON LEADER SERIES THE CLITHEROE ADVERTISER is bringing the


PICCADILLY GOLF EVENING


to the Cat’s Whiskers, Burnley on Tuesday, February 12th FULL DETAILS IN NEXT WEEK S ISSUE


Ribblesdale Sports and Social Club Telephone 22342


THURSDAY STARN1GHT, JANUART 17th, 8*30 p.m. JOAN & THE NIGHT OWLS


GREAT CROUP TO DANCE TO FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th


SOUL DIRECTION DISCO


RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th


COLIN — ORGAN GREAT ARTIST FROM WALES — DO NT MISS LEE JOHNS RICHARD — DRUMS SUNDAY. IANUARY 20th RICHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED DISCO IB


’"TOTE"DOUBLE? SATUrT a” 1 2th, 4— 28. SNOWBALL No. 26 DOUBLE SATURDAY. 19th, £20. Plus £12 SNOWBALL


BEQUEST TO A NATION


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Co-Starring ANTHONY QUAYLE, MARGARET LEIGHTON, MICHAEL JAYSTON as Captain Hardy


Hal Wallis, producer of 'Anne of the Thousand Days and ‘Mary Queen of Scots, with his latest produc- tion turns to Rattigan’s famous stage play of Admiral Lord Nelson and the Lady Emma Hamilton.


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THE Council age and a si munity in application i | Castings, suppl County Planml and our ov| Engineer, for of a sand ho; I proximity to a t


Street, Brook surrounding p i


must not yet they can hang | of victory. The situation,!


number of dvrJ The residenl


attended the ml local planning |


serve to indicate ity and detern Clitheroe people comfort and threatened by dirt and noise 1 industry. It coull


CHARLES MUS:[ Pimlico Road, Clitheroe.


Unso jol|


LET us forget dispute for a fs| and look to our p men. Bv that I mea


binmen, for oi morning if the n have seen the r which these men ' g, they would their heads in s: Not only were


to seek the co-oT help of their f(| people If the develop into a quiry, which expensive exerc: should prove to it would almo5 be handled b;. Ribble Valley A Such an e;


Is exactly the : the battle agi silos was fought [ lico Road, W| area. It may yet r |


ing the bins, bu'l ing up the rui:| had been put in I that had burst! amount of ra ir | having. These men we:


wet through to t l I don't suppose " free baths or i | the end of the It was all the


able that there following them ? | ing them on.


am T. FOULKF-I Brook Street, Clitheroe.


To atten\ sports


meeting THE Ribble Va! Council is to be at a meeting o: West Sports C< month by its Ret Leisure commit


man. Coun. John vice-chairman Co


Turner, and chic officer, Mr Denni At its Tuesda


the committee in revised constitut: sports council is sidered. and that had invited Rii representatives t


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