CUthcroc Advertiser atid Times, March 21st, 1974
YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING
SATURDAY SBC 1
9-90—ALONG T1IE RIVER 9-15—JOSIE AM) THE PUSSYCATS
10- 11- 12-
9- 35—CASEY JONES
12-30—G RANDSTAN D 5-05—DONALD DUCK 5-15—NEWS 5-30—DR WHO 5-
8-
7- 30—THE I5LACK AND WHITE MINSTREL SHOW
6- 10—DIXON OF ■
jOCK GREEN
THRILLER: •• Midnight Lace," Doris Day, Rex Harrison, John Gavin,
10- 10-
11-
5-05—SATURDAY REQUEST: In Concert C.C.S.
90—THE VIRGINIAN 15—SWINGIN' ALONG7- 25—WEATHERMAN
5- 6- 7-
55—CLUNK-CLICK 55— MAN ALIVE
S-20—WHAT'S MY LINE? 8-
11-10—NEWS ON TWO 11-15—MIDNIGHT MOVIE: “ Park Row," Gene Evans, Mary Welch
9- 15—THEM AND US 15—THE SATURDAY Granada 9-
10- 11-
Myma Loy, Roddy McDowall. Herbert Marshall. Natasha Parry 00—NEWS
DAY 11-50—SGT. BILKO
9-10—ANGLING TODAY 05—SATURDAY
10—MATCH OF THE 10—THAT’S LIFE
BBC 2
7-10—OPEN UNIVERSITY 3-
1-35—MR MAGOO 4-
CINEMA: " Son of Fury," Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney. Georee Sanders
00—SATURDAY
12-35—WORLD OF SPORT 5-10—NEWS 5-20—BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS
12- 5-
MATINEE: " Ali Baba Goes to Town," Eddie Cantor 30—NEWS
6- 00—ICUNG FU 7- 7- 8-
10- 10-
10—PLAY AWAY BBC 1
11- 12-
1- 2-
11-00—SEEING AND BELIEVING
DOING?
15—WESTMINSTER 15—NEWS & SPORT
35—RUGBY SPECIAL 50—THE PALL1SERS
CIVIC HALL
Tel. 23278 GRAND KINEMA Tel. 23278 Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7-30
PETER O’TOOLE in MURPHY’S WAR (A) Monday to Saturday at 6-45 p.m.
PAUL NEWMAN, DOMINIQUE SANDA, JAMES MASON, HARRY ANDREWS,
IAN BANNEN, MICHAEL HORDERN, NIGEL PATRICK
TH AKTO A
15—AT YOUR SERVICE 05-SESAME STREET
(AA) Also— JOHN WAYNE, GEORGE KENNEDY
Lana Turner. Hope Lange
11- 10—IN SEARCH OF DRACULA
CPart Two) 12- 35—SPYFORCE
SUNDAY 5-
9-00—NA1
7.INDAGI NAY A JEEVAN
1-15—MADE IN BRITAIN j-30—PARENTS AND CHILDREN
2-15—THE ANIMAL GAME
2- 3-
35—A JOB WORTH 50—FARMING
6- 6-
7-
35—CANDID CAMERA 00—BARNABY JONES 30—“ PEYTON PLACE,”
55—REG VARNEY 30—“ PEYTON PLACE ” 15—NEWS CIVIC HALL THE LAST NIGHT OF
THE BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE MARCH 31st, 1974
TO MARK THIS OCCASION THERE WILL BE A CONCERT
HELD IN THE CIVIC HALL at 8-0 — PRESENTED BY
THE C.W.S. (MANCHESTER) BAND 20—HORIZON ABOUT?
55—NEWS HEADLINES 00—CII1GLEY
“ In Ola Chicago." Tyrone Power, Alice Faye.
5-
6- 7-
1-50—EUROVISION SONG CONTEST PREVIEW
Don Amechc, Alice Brady, Andy Devine, Brian Donievy
6- 05—NEWS 6-15—THE SUNDAY DEBATE
NIGEL
10-05—
BEDTI.ME STORIES 10- 11-
9-00—THE BEETHOVEN PIANO CONCERTOS
S-15—THE JOHN DENVER SHOW
ABOUT US
55—NEWS ON TWO 00—M.A.S.H.
05—FILM MATINEE: Granada 15—ASK ASPEL
j).oo—t i i i : c k i s i s o r t i i i : c r o s s
10-35—I'AKMIfOUSt-: KITCHEN
10—THE FORTUNES OF 2- 3-
10-15—NEWS 10- 11-
S-10—FILM OF THE WEEK: “ Night and Day," Cary Grant, Alexis Smith. .Monty Woolley, Ginny Simms, Jane Wyman. Eve Arden. Carlos Ramirez. Donald Woods, Maiy Martin
11-55—WEATHERMAN BBC 2
7-10—OPEN UNIVERSITY 3-20—WESTMINSTER 3-
PROGRAMME 4-
50—THE MONEY 35—OPEN DOOR
50—SONGS OF PRAISE 25—THE BROTHERS
12-00—WEEKEND WOULD 1-
H-30—THE SMITH FAMILY
n-oo—wiLDLin: THEATRE
10—THE CHAMPIONS 10—FOOTBALL
5-00—WISH YOU WERE HERE
FATHER." William Powell. Irene Dunne. Elizabeth Taylor
.I-35—BOY DOMINIC NEWS
5-30—TODAY’S FOOTBALL RESULTS
f»-35—ANSWER HACK 7*00—LET’S CELEBRATE 7-
(>-15—THE SUNDAY QUIZ
30—JOHN BOORMAN 15—CROSSTALK
8-
AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM
10-00—NEWS 10-
11- 0-15—CARTOONS
“ Death or Glory Bov '
THEATRE:
11-55—TIME TO REMEMBER
IT’S MOTHERS’ DAY
THIS SUNDAY, MARCH 241li THOUSANDS OF BUNCHES OF FRESH CUT FLOWERS
Daffodils 12p bunch, 3 bunches 30p THOUSANDS OF
CUT YOUR COST OF LIVING NOW BY GROWING YOUR OWN FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND SALADS
POT PLANTS from 30p each POT GROWN
FOR HEATFI) GREENHOUSES — READV NOW TOMATO PLANTS
SCOTCH SEED POTATOES 10 VARIETIES
from 15p fop 51b.
OF VEGETABLE, SALAD, FLOWER AND POP PLANT SEEDS NOW IN STOCK
ONION SETS and SHALLOTS OVER 150 VARIETIES
FRUIT TREES AND BUSHES. APPLES. PEAKS, PLUMS , BLACKCURRANTS, REDCUKKANTS, GOOSEBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES. LOGANBERRIES, RASPBERRIES. STRAWBERRIES AND RHUBARB PLANTS.
THOUSANDS OF 10,000 TOP QUALITY
ROSE BUSHES OVER 150 VARIETIES
We arc also the largest groTcrs in tins area ol TREES, SHRUBS. CONIFERS,
HEATHERS, ALPINES and
RUSTIC POLES, PEAT, FERTILISERS. INSECTICIDES AND ALL GARDEN SUNDRIES.
HEDGING PLANTS Over 20,000 in stock.
JUST ARRIVED a good selection of COLD WATER FISH
Goldfish, Bronze Carp, Golden Orfe, Silver Orl'c. Golden Tench, Catfish, Golden Rudd, Red Fantails. Black Moors and Calico Fantails.
FOR PONDS, TANKS AND BOWLS.
Fish Food, Fillers, Pumps, Tanks, Bowls, Pools, Fountain and Waterfall Kits.
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2 DALE STREET. MANCHESTER h M) U.D ■ ” 1 15—SUNDAY NIGHT Richard Roundtree 20—" SHAFT " 15—SUNDAY NIGHT 15—DTSCOVERY 0.”—" LIFE WITH RIBBLESDALE CAMERA CLUB will be held in THE PARISH CHURCH INSTITUTE
SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd, to MONDAY, MARCH 25th
Lancashire Cheshire Photographic Union President 1974-75 SATURDAY — AUDIO VISUAL SLIDE SHOW— Mr G. FLETCHER
Saturday ........ 2-0 to 5-0 p.m. and 7-0 to 9-0 p.m. Sunday ............................................. 2-0 to 5-0 p.m. Monday ............................................. 7-0 to 9-0 p.m. To be opened at 3-0 p.m. Saturday by J. A. FITCIIETT, Esq.
OPEN
MONDAY — NATURE AND WILD LIFE FILMS— MR J. IL STANIEK Admission to Exhibition and Evening Shows is FREE
rOUAT ON I l l sA IU KD A Y □ unit lew I unit lour
1 Cone Hackman, Al Pucino in SCARECROW tX)
2 James Coburn, Bob Dylan PAT GARRETT AND
BILLY THE KID <X) Show*: 2-20. 5-5. f - 45
3 “ Fan-bioodv-lashe — in e Sur THE ADVENTURES OF
4 the Magical Musical GODSPELL iU>
DIFFERENT Shows 2-0. 3-45. 5-15. 7-5
BARKY MACKENZIE (X) Shew* 2-15 5 * IC. (-35
Also Monty Python’s AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY
BLACKBURN Telephone 58446 SUN., MAR. 24th 0 A LL WEEK 1.
Richard Rounticc
Also WELCOME TO THE CLUB Shows 2-5. 3-55 5-2C. >-15 (X)
Shows. 2-U 3-50. 5-15. 7-5
3. X-Scx Double Feature .‘ EXCITE ME (XI
4. Malcolm MeDowcd in Stanlev KuhnrkN
CLOCKWORK ORANGE Shows 2-5. 5-5. 8-0 (X:
iifiniininniitiritirririntnirrmirMiirimiinsm WADDINCTON SOCIAL and BOWLING CLUB
SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd, a t 8-0 p.m. dancing to
BARNEBY WfLD
Admission: MEMBERS 22p, NON-MEMBERS 33p I’MiASE NOTE: NO JEANS
RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED
SHAFT IN AFRICA «X) Ai*.o PR IV ATE -PA RT S (X)
2. Paul Newman, Robert Rcdford BUTCH CASSIDV AND
THE SUNDANC E KID (A) Show-, 2-.J. 7-25. /-T*»
DANY THIS RAVAGER <X) Shows 2-35. 4-13. 5-35. >-'5
TELEPHONE MULLET 3537 FOR
JOWS TAXIS WEDDING CAR SPECIALISTS PARTIES, dc.
STOCK CAR RACBNG GRAND 74 OPENING MEETING
FORMULA ONE STOCK CARS NELSON GRANB PRIX
POWER UNLIMITED
at NELSON STADIUM. CARR RD. NELSON Featuring vour favourite Northern drivers
SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd. at 3-0 p.m. iPlease note rhangr of start time!
ADMISSION 70p — CIIILDBEN * O.A.P.'s 30p
BLACKBURN MUSIC SOCIETY Kin" Guorjjo’s Hall. Blackburn S A T U R D A Y .
6 t h 1974, at 7-30 p.m. SN B MINOR by J. S. BACH CHORUS OF ISO Organ: WILLIAM CLIFFE
TICKETS available now iS.A £ ) Com 57 PLECKCATE ROAD. BLACKBURN anrj |hc Public Mailt- Nnrlhcale
Children and OA P.1'-, half purr rrHurt'o^ lor parlies ol 8 O BALCONY — SOp. 70p. 60p f mote S.A.M. GROUP 10
DOWN-THE BLUE NILE IN BOATS
FILMS AND GLIDES WITH
RICHARD sm a BLHAM IN THE GIRLS’
t.pam m AR SCHOOL ftt 7-30 p.m.
ON WPr*McriT>Av MM?CH 27th
'Piekrip 'ivnilPbJe from mombers ol Group. Clithcroc Library. Advertiser and Timer, nnd Coueron & Leeming
A OMISSION:'. ADULTS 50p: -TUMORS X0p RefreOimcnts availfthle
LIVE ON STAGE — THE FABULOUS CHOPPER! WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27th
MAUREEN KEETCH I0HN ELWES
Soloists — "
PA TR IC IA PAYNE JOLYON DODGSON
•
MANCHESTER MOZART ORCHESTRA Conductor: HORACE TATTERSALL
STALLS 50p, 40p BACK BALCONY — 50p . . . .
POETRY READINCS t»y IR V IN E HUNT and ALAN .IACKSO.V
LH U K SD A Y , M A IL L‘8Ui. 8 p.m. A R T SHOP. B LA C K BU RN .
F R ID A Y , MARCH SPUi, 8 p.m. GAWTHORPIS H A L L . PADIHAM.
Tickets .’op. Students. Children and OAP's 1»lp.
THE SCHOLARS BLACKBURN <;AillEUhAL
SATURDAY. MAR 30th. 7-30 p.m.
Tickets 50p. SOp, LHIp. Students. Children and OAP's Half-Price-
DANCE DRAMA by MOVING BEING. TOWNELEY SCHOOt,. BURNLEY.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, APRIL ‘2nd and 3rd. 7-30 p.m.
Tickets t.*p. Students. Children and OAP's 20o.
William Street. Blackburn 663688. or MPAA. 98 Back St James's Street.
All -nquirir, Burnley 29513. .0 Artsliop. U Ktnc
Pit, yowl r / t l
Admissl What iJil C a m e e n j «*• EL TMMCMM W0M U MFAA present*
LE SALLE STRING QUARTET
plavinj: Mo/.irt. Weber Bcclhovcn anti Kavrl. BURNLEY CENTRAL LIBRARY
FKIUAY. MARCH L’nd, at T-oO p.m. ’L
Ticket* .'•Ip, Students. Children and OAP's 21p
The OLDHAM TINKERS
and HARRY SOARDMAN
r.vnniAM l o l l .N iiAi.i, WIJD.. MARCH i»7th, wt 7-Sd
p.tn,
1'ickcts Vilp, Sluilcnls, Children and OAP's In
Orjrani^cd by I Cbnrch Operl Society in cJ A d T e r t i l
fUjp -in B NfTiO
by kind permission of the Directors of The Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd.
15—NEWS REVIEW 50—WHAT’S IT ALL
25—THE WORLD MUSICAL DIRECTOR: DEREK GARSIDE.
Programmes are available from the Clithcroc Library and the Civic Hall, oOp OAP's and Children 25p.
Wc are assured of a pleasant evening’s entertainment ami hope that the occasion will be well supported bv the people of the borough.
£
* *
* •K 4c
■ 4c
X
* 4c 4t +
+ 4c +
VALLEY (PR IV A T E HIR E ) BUS SERVICE
T E L WHALLEY 3164 SMALL PARTIES CONTRACT WORK
TERRY'S TAXIS T E L WHALLEY 2101
CONTRACT WORK UNDERTAKEN AIRPORTS AND WEDDINCS A SPECIALITY
DAY AISD YIGHT SERVICE MB— l* J
CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE—Telephone 23585
SUSAN at the Organ; GEOFF at the Drums SATURDAY, MARCH 23nl
TONY RHODES POPS — GUITAR
SUNDAY, MARCH 24(ll KEN MORRIS VOCAL ■k-r ^W WW VW V W W VWW VW V W W '^ W V W WW VW W V W WW VW W
* I OLD TYME & MODERN DANCING !
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Played for you by TV Personality MR CHARLES SMITTEN
STARTING APRIL 6th FOR 3 WEEKS VISITORS AND FRIENDS WELCOME
DOUBLE (Not won) ID ; U)
.CIO Next Week
TRKHLK (Not iron) 16 : 19 : S
.1250 Next Week
John Huston’s exciting action drama of espionage, murder and intrigue.
E MCO SH MN CAHILL(AA)
cabaret
Roseprove, Burnley. Tel. 22876 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Winner of “New Faces”-__F°ur B°ys and a Girl ACT NOUVEAU Hit Parade Stars__ “Tell Me Why"
THE HONEYCOMBS Comedian with a trumpet
SYD FRANCIS Clamorous Vocalist SAMANTHA SHAY
DINING — DANCING - LICENSED 2 a.m. NO MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED
WHALLEY ABBEY FELLOWSHIP M AM IN PARADE
Presented by Tudor House, Waddington Commere Ida Cradwell
IN THE CONFERENCE HOUSE V/EDNESDAY, MARCH 27th, 7-0 for 7-30
ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY (Available at the Abbey) 50p including refreshments
S t ’-’.
{★ EXQUISITE CUISINE ★ EXCELLENT SERVICE j * EXTENSIVE WINE LIST
DOG AND PARTRIDGE, WELLGATE, CLITHEROE THIS WEEK — LAUGII-IN WITH
FOLK ON FRIDAY
BOB WILLIAMSON NEXT WEEK — BROOK BAND
Also LITANY j J yU V A A AVA AW A A A AW U U U W W m/ WU MW t A jyy UA A A J a A / WA A A / WWUW W W AW UWU WA .
Clitheroe Naturalists’ Society
A YEAR IN BOWLAND (Mr W. R. Mitchell, Editorial Manager of ‘The Dalesman’)
on THURSDAY, MARCH 28th at 7-30 p.m.
at CUTHEROE BOYS’ CRAMMAR SCHOOL
FRIDAY, APRIL 5th
ANNUAL DIMMER
at The Black Bull, Rimington £1.50
Tickets available from Mrs P. Parrott, 24 Green Drive. Tel.
23125. WHALLEY
METHODIST CHURCH JUMBLE SALE
SATURDAY. MAR. 23rd at 2-0 p.m.
ADMISSION >p Refreshments available mmssmnmnmmnm
CALF’S HEAD HOTEL WORSTON
Telephone Chatburn 218.
You don't need to pay a for tune when you cat out.
COME TO THE CALF’S HEAD AND ENJOY A
THREE-COURSE BAR MEAL
FOR AS LITTLE AS 59p 1 VAT included)
Our Menu includes Home Made
■ Soup, Assorted Sandwiches Fresh Curry Roast Turkey, Roast Mam, Roast Beef. Salad or Chips, Ploughman's Lunch,
i Apple Pic and Cheese and |
Biscuits.
: Wc serve Bar Meals every I
lunchtime and evenings. STARTERS
H AW A I IAN COCnT PRAWN AND COK| sauce .
- ■EE BY GUM'
FIVEPENNY PIECE BOOK NOW BOOK NOW
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24ih, 8 p.m. KING GEORGE’S HALL, BLACKBURN
TICKETS 95p, “up, 60p, avnilublc from Box Office TELEPHONE BLACKBURN 58124
I
Barrow Young Wives BEETLE AND
DOMINO DRIVE Friday, March 22nd, at 7-30 p.m.
in BARROW SCHOOL A D M IS S IO N 20p
including Refreshments
BOLTON BY BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL
WHiST AND
DOMSMOES
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27th at 7-13 p.m.
Admission 30p, Children lOp including refreshments ALL MEAT PRIZES
J f l N f S & m d a n c i n g
EVERY SATURDAY 8 p.m. to li a.m. in our BALLROOM
Book now and be sure of a table MUSIC BY THE ROWLANDS FORD DUO
WecJdw&s and Private Parties catered ter CflDAC'tV 150
Ol'LH DAILY FOR LUNCHEON AND DINNER (Except Wednesday)
iunday Lunch and High Teas a Speciality
BRICK HOUSE Garstang Road, Chipping.
LICENSED RESTAURANT 'VW W W VW VW VtfVW VW
2 minutes from Village VW VW W W VW
T#l. 316 W VVVVVU S 1 i QUICHE LORRAINE
R IL L ET TE OF POPA with sauce rnar
PATk X^AISON (Hon PRAWN COCKTAIL SOUP O? THE DAY.
M A IN D ISH E S
DEEP FRIED SCAMP v'lLLETb OF P LA IC ; made with chee
DEEP FRIED CHICKi cnjnchv cute' sk and soiccs'
ROAST GUINEA FO made with stoc
LASAGNE 'Sc?r be 0 touch of pari
SIRLOIN STEAK CA' \tivcd vecefaHc‘i 1 ^
Tosced Salad 25o e-i Fre->ch Fried Onie-is |
or Cheese and Biscuits
SW E E T T R O L L E Chocolate Gateau. A and Mincemeat Pie,
Coffee with fresh cr-
FULL THREE-COUR: and dancing Tuesdo Full Throe-Course N
10co V./' Bar
PRINTS OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ISSUE TAKEN BY OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE AVAILABLE TO ORDER
Weddi I Re
THE MELl
BBOoooaaymwiml Nelson
MEMBERS ’I AT GAWl
SATURDAY[ A CONCERT
T H U R S U .* !
THE CHEER' A talk by Hie R*I Ramsbottom, moal N i l
This ’*iM rep’acc I ADMTl , . ------ Chtfieroe~j
S*xnn Cteddwr*
/ . O-A/WThewck b 1; WHIST AHD DOM DRIVE
AT DOWNHAM VILLAGE ITALL SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd a t 7-30 p.m.
Admission 25p, Children 12p INCLUDING REFRESHMENTS
CASTLE LICENSES RESTAURANT
rflrpltciir A f&rstaurant V CABARn
grand erf GREAT Ilf
FRirJ No,I
THE Plus f rom ' l l
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CABARET SUNDAY! Plus PAUL
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