i‘ Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, December 24tli, 1974 CHRISTMAS EVE BBC 1
n-io—Tiii: iioim: and KEEN SCENE
0- 9-
10-
11- 00—ROOBAKB 11-15—STAR TREK 11-
oo—m b I!i:NN 15—BOSS CAT
10-05—THE LANGUAGES OE ANIMALS
33—SPEED UUGGV rRiENDSiur 50—A SUMMITS
12- 20—NEWS 12-25—PEBBLE MILL CHRISTMAS
12-50— BLACK AND WHITE MINSTRELS
1- 35—NATIONAL VELVET film .starring Elizabeth Taylor. Mickey Rooney and Donald Crisp
I-
—Tin: d ian e SOLOMON SHOW 15—ALADDIN
5-15—NEWS
5.30—TOM AND JERRY 5-10—KIDNAPPED film Marring Peter Pinch and James MacArthur
7-10—DICK EMERY SHOW
7-45—THE LIKELY LADS
10- 11-
II-
S-k0—K’E STATION ZEBRA film starring Rock Hudson, Ernest Bon-nine and Patrick McGoohan 50—NEWS
ANGELS BBC 2
11-00—PLAY SCHOOL 3-30—TCHAIKOVSKY NIGHT
0-20—NEWS 0-25—OH HAPPY DAY
7-00—THE FLAT Racing Review
7-10—AMAIIL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS
X-30—THE BEST OF NO'I' ONLY . . .
BUT ALSO 0-10— GETAWAY
11103—OLD GREY WHISTLE TEST
11- 00—POOR CHRISTMAS (Roy Huddi Granada 0- 30—THUNDERBIRDS
10-15—A CHRISTMAS STORY
10-33—TI1E GHOST TRAIN film starring Arthur Askcy. Richard Murdoch and Kathleen Harrison
12- UO—HICKORY HOUSE
12-30—CHARLES DICKENS WORLD OF CHRISTMAS
12-15—ROD HULL AND EMU
1- 00—FIRST REPORT 1-15—HARK NOW HEAR THE ANGELS SING
1- 2-
4- 5-
TALKING
WORLDS OF GULLIVER
5-50—NEWS 0-00—GRANADA REPORTS
00—ANDRE PREVIN 5-1—MESSAGE OF THE
fi-30—OUCIl! Peter Buttenvorth
7-00—VAL DOONICAN SHOW
Kerr and Gene Hackman
0-30—MARKHEIM
10-00—NEWS 10-
11- 20—TRIAL BY JURY
Gilbert and Sullivan 00—MASS OF THE
NATIVITY CHRISTMAS DAY BBC 1 5- 45—CAROLS FRO31 CANTERBURY
*-25—CAMBERWICK GREEN
9-10—CARTOON: CHRISTMAS BOX
10-25—CHRISTMAS APPEAL
10-
MORNING service
30—CHRISTMAS
11- 25__A STOCKING FULL OF S TARS
r>-25—LAUREL & HARDY " 1-25—HOLIDAY ON ICE 2-
TOPS
3- 00—THE QUEEN 3-
CHRISTMAS CIRCUS
05—BILLY SMART S
4- 05—TRUE GRIT John Wayne, Glen Campbell, Kim Darby
6- 6.13—BRUCE FORSYTH 10—NEWS 7-
AND THE GENERATION GAME
DO 'AVE ’EM
8- 05—THE MIKE YARWOOD CHRISTMAS SHOW
8-45—BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KIVAI William Holden. Alec Guinness, Jack Hawkins
11-20—NEWS 11-25—PARKINSON
TAKES A CHRISTMAS LOOK AT MORECAMBE AND WISE
ll-oo—PLAY’ SCHOOL 2-
BBC 2 MANKIND
3- 3- 4-
6- 7-
Elizabeth Harwood. Norman Bailey. John Brecknock
6-10—HENRY’ V Laurence Olivier
Robert Newton. Leslie Banks.
BBC 1
9-1)5—BARN'All I 9-15—BOSS CAT
9-40—HOLIDAY STAR TRUK
10- 30—HELP’. Tire Beatles
12-00—BOXING DAY g r a n d s t a n d
2-30—CHITT’Y’ CIHTTY BANG BANG Dick Van Dyke, Sallv Ann Howes
1- SUPERSTARS
6-05—NEWS 6-
7- 15— CILLA 00—THE MAGNIFICENT 11-
SEYT-N Yul Brynner.
F.li Wallncli. Steve McQueen, Horst Euckholz, Charles Bronson. Robert Vaughan. James Coburn
9-05—STEPTOE <V SON 9-45—MAIN NEWS
9-55—CHRISTMAS WITH KOJAK
11- 30—THE GOOD OLD DAYS
11-00—PLAY SCHOOL 2-
BBC 2 ZAGREB ’71
3- 8- 9- 511—THE SPORTING 9- 10-
55—TO YOU AND ALL 00—THE QUEEN 05—LA TRAVIATA
05—GOLF. *74 10- 11- 15—SOME MOTHERS
1- 2-
3-
10- 11-
15—TOP OF Tin;
0- 9-
Renee Asherson, Esmond Knight
8- 25—F.VF.L KNIEVF.L S-45—FUTTOCK’S END Michael Hordern, Ronnie Barker, Roger Livesey
fl-30—NEWS ON TWO 9-
10- 20—WHEN THE ANGELS . . .
Granada
S-15—CAROLS AT KIRKGATE
THE BIBLE
20—A STORY FROM 30—SOOTY’S
CHRISTMAS PARTY
11- 30—CAPTAIN NEMO
AND THE UNDERWATER
e n v Robert Ryan, Chuck Connors, Nanette Newman
WITH 45
CHRISTMAS MAGIC
15—CHRISTMAS ROCK 00—DAVID NIXON’S
00—II.M. THE QU1CEN
3-10—THOSE MAGFNHYCENT
MEN in th e ir e ly tngm ach in e s
Sarah Miles.
James Fox. Terry-Tlionias, Eric Sykes
5-35—NEWS 5-
AND LEE CIVIC HALL
T«l. 23278 GRAND KINEMA lei. 23278 WEEK COMMENCING DECEMBER 30th
Monday to Saturday at 7-15, Matinee Wed. at 2-15 WALT DISNEY'S BEST LOVED FILM
COOPER HOUR LIFE
7-50—THE UNDEFEATED
John Wayne. Rock Hudson
10-15—PRIVATE LIVES 10-
CHRISTMAS ONLY
00—NEWS AT TEN 45—FOR THIS
15—ALFRED
HITCHCOCK PRESENTS. . . "Back for Christmas
BOXING DAY 9-
00—A CHRISTMAS
BOX FROM JOSEPH COOPER
111-00—THE MOON SHINES BRIGHT ON CHARLIE CHAPLIN
10- 50—NEWS ON TWO
10-55—TEST’ CRICKE T FROM AUSTRALIA
Granada CARTOON TIME
TWELFTH DAY VEINSTONE
HATE 10—CHRISTMAS CLAPPERBOARD
11- 40—RAINBOW 12- 00—BORN FREE PREMIERE:
Gory Collins. Diana Muldaur. Elsa the Lioness
12-55—NEWS 1-
2-
CHRISTMAS CIRCUS
00—CAPTAIN NOAH
AND HIS FLOATING ZOO
55—CARTOON WORLD:5- 50—LITTLE MERMAID
1-20—LOOK. STRANGER 4-
FRIENDS FOR LIFE
64)0—SCATSOPHRENIA 6-
RIVER KYVAI
7- 00—LORD PETER WIMSEY
9-30—“ I’VE CKACKEX IT”
50—A FOREST TALE:
6- 7-
10—RETURN TO THE 10-
11-
2-30—THE GREAT RACE: Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, Natalia Wood, Peter Falk
15—THE GOLDEN SHOT
fi-15—NEWS AND SPORTS RESULTS
GWANGI James Franciscus,
9-00—TONIGHT WITH DANNY LA RUE
TIME?
OR: THE MURDER IN TIIE RED BARN
Gila Golan
15—HEROES OF OUR 25—MARIA MARTEN
30—WHODUNNIT? 15—THE VALLEY OF
45—HOLIDAY 00—ON THE
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION h u r s t green bran ch
20—'THE MAN CALLED 45—BLIND HORN'S
A GRAND
NEW YEAR’S EVE BALL WILL BE HELD IN 'THE
MEMORIAL IIALL, HURST GREEN,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 1974 Dancing from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. to HILL CULSIIAWS BAND TICKETS (including supper) £1.25
SPOT PRIZES :: 00—CinrPERFIELD'S TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH presents G O L D I L O C K S
Jan. lltli, 15th, 16th, 17th ami 18th, at 7-15 p.m. prompt
Matinees Jan.
.L.l.th ami 18th, at 2-15 prompt
Admission Evening Performances 35p,
Matinees 25p. Saturday Evening, Jan. 18th, 40| Seats Reserved at Trinity Methodist School bn
Thursday, Jan. 2nd, 7-0 to 9-0 p.m., and Saturday, Jan. 4th, 104) to 11-30 a.m., and From Jan. Gth Each Weekday Afternoon from 1-3U to 4-30.
Rights of admission reserved by ticket only LICENSED BAR
CLITHEROE AND
ADVERTISER TIMES
SENIOR CITIZENS' HOLIDAY
FILM SHOW. SLIDES AND TALKS
ADMISSION FREE BY TICKET ONLY
ON HOLIDAYS IN GREAT YARMOUTH
by Kibble Travel Service!, Clilheroe Advertiser end Time, end Greet Yermoutb.
at SWAN and ROYAL HOTEL, CASTLE STREET. CLITHEROE.
at 7-30 p.m., Wednesday, January 15th.
ADMISSION By TICKET oNVX_f5^n«!i? SERVICES^ THIS NEWSPAPER AND RIBBLE TRAVEL SERVICES
OFFICES. unit four cinemas
TODAY U N TIL SATURDAY 1. FRANKENSTEIN AND
THE MONSTER FROM 1 IE I . L
•>. THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY
Snows
4. WOODEN HORSE OF TROY
D ESTINATION INN Ell SPACE
Show. 4-U>. ti-’IO. 7-10 (X Programme I 2-5 3-50, 5-20, 7-5 (Ul
f is ts of vengeance IX
Progr.irnnrun
o—10. 7-_5
3. HORROR EXPRESS GODFATHER OF HARLEM
SWORD IN THE STONE 2-0. -1-50. C-IO. 7-40 lUI
l.
BLACKBURN Telephone
SUNDAY. DEC. 29th. and AL L WEEK
Walt Disney
S N O W W IU T i : A N D T i l l ! s i:vj:n dw a k i-s <u >
Shows 2-0. *1.10. 6-20. S-30.
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W A R BETWEEN THE PLANETS lui Shows 2-0 3-50. 5-15* 7-0
3 See Chesty Morgan and Her b l - A D l . V W K A P O N S
Also WEEKEND SWIN C ER S lx) Shows 2-30. 5-35, 8-5.
4. T i n : G O L D K N
VOVAC31-: OF S1NKA1) <U) BUGS BUN N Y SHOW lu) Shows 2-10. 4-50, 7-30.
Scats can be reserved. unm rn//nm m n//innrnnifnrni/niin///t/nitn TAXI
FOR FESTIVE SEASON BOOK EARLY
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The unforgettable story of Hirer imu-iial Irirmls incredible journey together.
ALSO
THU .SWOKU IN THU STONU (ID
Wi l l . PYTHONS Pl.EASE NOTE ’THAT THE CIVIC HALL WIFE BE OPEN AS USUAL ON NEW YEAR’S DAY. YYlll) MATINEE AT ‘‘-15 IN ADDITION TO Till. l.\
I.NING PERFORMANCE.
THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY and Ilnur
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CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE — TELEPHONE 2358a
Organist — SUSAN Drums — JOHN CHRISTMAS EVE
ROBIN C. SCOTT
(Members Only Till 9 p.m.) DANCING TILL MIDNIGUI CHRISTMAS DAY
BERNARD HOLMES SATURDAY’, DECEMBER 28th
STEVE MARTON SUNDAY, DF.CEMBBR 29th
TWO OF HEARTS NEW YEAR'S EVE
LEE BRADE
(Members Only Till 9 p.m.) DANCING TILL 1-0 a.m.) COME ALONG AND ENJOY THE FESTIVE SEASON
Weekly Double and 'Treble will lie published on the Club Notice Board—December 22nd
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FOOTBALL AT SHAWBRIDCE
Thursday, Dec. 26th CLITHEROE
CT. HARWOOD RESERVES
Kick-Oil' 1141 a.m.
Adm. 2(1 p. OAF'S and Children lOp
Refreshments Available
TOWN TAXIS
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TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 24026
NEW YEAR'S DAY will lie at’*!* awt wep. » LOW MOOR CLUB CHRISTMAS EVE
JOHNNY STARR BOXING NIGHT
BRENDAN BARRY NEIV YEAR'S EVE THE PHIL CHRISTIAN DUO W . V . V . V . V . V . ’ . V . W . V
Wacldington Social & Bowling Gub BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26th
DISCO DANCE D.J. DISCO— Admission 30p
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28th D.|. DISCO— Admission 20p
NEW YEAR'S EVE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31»t DETROIT ADMISSION 30p— MEMBERS ONLY right of a d m is s io n STRICTLY RESERVED .W .W .V .V .V V .V .V A W ervlces
iKiSliliniizbiiKKiii® PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Waterloo Rd, Clitheroc
Jhc word was made flesh, and dwelt among us." John 1, v.H,
GOSPEL SERVICE SUNDAY at 6-30 p.m.
A WARM INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL
5BRJS1S8S r-XfXfWXrjfXtXfXfiWfrm Manor Hall, Clitheroe
SUNDAY, DEC. 29tb CAROL SERVICE at 6*30 P*m.
Speaker: MR F. WHITMORE (Clitheroe)
one to remember for Mr John Hodgson, of West View, Clitheroc, who is retiring as caretaker of St
James's School, Clitheroe. For, as well ns being his
first day of retirement, it will also be tile first limn for many years he has not had to work on that, day. Mr Hodgson joined the
school 13 years ago when he left Witiigill Farm where
he had been employed fo* more than 16 years as »
general iarm worker. Before that ho had
worked at Portficld Kum, Whalley. Eaves Hall Country Club and Bradshaw Hall, Bolton. Mr Hodgson says he has
enjoyed every minute of his work at St James’s, which
has brought him into con tact will! many interesting
people. " I have always been tai-
first in and the last out- of the school hall. When
there were elections I often used to have a chat with Hie politicians. “ I also got to know many
of the people who use the hall for various functions
and have always given thein a hand in setting up the
place,'' he said. Mr Hodgson and lus wile, .
Helen, have two married daughters Janice and Jennifer.
Mr Hodgson is looking for ward to retirement and in
, . .
tends to spend h'-s ^ time r,ns--
heu-.-
Mr Hodgsonwork for the "chool was marked by
r^rden.
the rift of a portable TV from the kitchen StAlt, teachers and pupils.
.i 1 -.'v oTywnd the o-"‘r.-' in his
GOODWI — tli .srason. I hr fit
blirs reader^
Ton ui:h (hr ri;
not hr thr U solutio
Never ni other r
win spend ncentV .Inmbli pace and pny/lr
So don’ t vtiiir a n ay Jtimhli local n
Winners. Mnscri hane. acenl l.ane); her. T ham
and 3a ( Clithei
Ainswi Road)
trr. riHlir
Oalver Close.
C. .h Road)
OUvyn L> e r v ('lithe- Nelsoi
Moor * Thotm Street
& 1 Whall
Lilian low (T. & WUfih Irene
stripe*
and 1 Strec
- Cowci
SERVICE MORNING
00—CHRISTMAS 00—A MERRY
35—FACE TIIE MUSIC Pilky’s ROEFIELD, CLITHEROE
TONIGHT (Tuesday), CHRISTMAS EVE dan c in c to
SOUND OF LIGHT DISCO
NEW YEAR’S EVE dancing to
DISCO 2000 WHALLEY 2101 TERRY’S TAXIS & MINI BUS
BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON.
OFFICE AND WAITING R O O M -
ACE OF SPADES, WHALLEY. TEL. 2519. CAR HIRE ALSO AVAILABLE
7-30—'THE GYPSY MOTHS film starring Burt Lancaster, Deborah
45—LOOK WHO'S 45—THE THREE
30—MAGPIE MATCH GIRL 15—THE LITLE a n g e I s
THE ULTIMATE NITESPOT \ FOR THE OVER 20’s
Intimacy and Excitement In An Individual Place
! ANGELS CHRISTMAS IS A REAL l
CELEBRATION THE K EV IN |0N
Hogmanay Celebration starts Fri. Dee.. 27th
LIVE ON STAGE COMrLKX
Admission 30p 30p extra after 10-0 SAT.. DEC. 2Sth
The return of the labulous
COPPER KETTLE Admission 40p
35p extra after 10-0
M O N D A Y DEC. 30th By public demand The Incredible
MONTANAS Admission 20p
20p extra after 10-0 LADIES FREE
NEW YEA R ’S EVE
Hogmanay Celebration The Nisjht of Nights Start the New Year right with an Angels Resolution
ii
The Stafj and Patients wish the
FRIENDS OF CLITHEROE HOSPITAL and all who have helped them during the past year a
11 a real parly with hats and streamers, o
IVE ON STAGE SMOKEY
lust a few tickets remaining. £1.50 by ticket, £2 at the Box Office.
CUIIZON ST. l ei. Burnley 35222
¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ NEWTON INSTITUTE
DISCO 2000
Where? NEWTON INSTITUTE When? FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27tli Time? Dancing from 9 p.m. - I a.m.
How Much? 30p. REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED
gallons of Ucc L champagne
VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and a
HAPPY & PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR axxnaxxxnoaxxxxxxxxx^^
BOLTON-BY-I50WLAND
CARNIVAL DANCE
in VILLAGE HALL
FRIDAY, |ANUARY 3rd !)-fi p.m. to 1-0 a.m.
Royston Jones Trio ADMISSION 40p
Refreshments Available
THE 50 youngsters at Whal-1 ley M e th o d is t Sunday I
School’s Christmas party had a treat for Father Christmas when he called to see them—they sang a selection of carols especially for him. Father Christmas showed
his appreciation by handing a. present to each child afterwards. The party, for all depart
ments of the Sunday School from toddlers to teenagers, was organised by the teach ers and the Minister, the Rev. Jeffrey Butcher. There were plenty of
canics, of course, and the party tea consisted of potato
pie and ice cream. * * + * * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ¥ STARDUST ★ CLUB
RTRBLESDALE SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB, RAILWAY ROAD — Tel. 22342
CHRISTMAS EVE, DECEMBER 21th
STEVE J A C K SO N GREAT LAD FROM LIVERPOOL
Members Only on show of card until 10 p.m. (Cover Charge)
BOXING DAY. DECEMBER 2litli
LIZ YO U N G Club Favourite
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28th
TO N Y V A L LA N C E GIANT OF SONG—PLUS
Our Resident Combo—TOM, t'HAZ, BRIAN SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29lh
D IS C O II
Admission Only until Ul p.m.—Members & Guests Only Right of Admission Strictly Reserved
TOTE DOUBLE Saturday, December 21sl, 15—5. SNOWBALL No. II.
iote 'This Week 130—Snowball Y4. V l: Foreign Office
replies to atrocity petition
MEMBERS of St James's Parish Church who raised a petition protesting against the persecution of Christians in an African republic have lieen tola that the British Government, can take no official action. The 104-signature petition
w.as sent to Foreign Secre tary Jmnes Callaghan after the curate at St James's, the Rev. John Taylor, brought atrocities in the Central African Republic of Chad to the notice of his Sunday congregations. In a reply on behalf of the
Foreign Office, Mr D. W. R. Lewis, of the West African Department, told the pari shioners that he understood their feelings and those of other members of the public who had written in the same vein. The Department had also
received reports about the arrest of Swiss missionaries In the country, and it was not known whether they were still detained. One British missionary
had 'been detained on the orders of the pagan Presi
dent
Tombalba.ve of Chad,
, " Although we deplore | these events, and particu- | larly the'brutal t reatment of : African Christians in Chad,
but it was understood that he had since been released, wrote Mr Lewis.
i I am afraid that, since nu British subjects arc involved Her Majesty's Government cannot take olli.’ ia’ action over what is an interna matter o! another cour.t’.'v." he added.
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■ We are, however, con
sidering whether there is anything we can do in an indirect way to try to alle viate the situation.
■ " It may be possible, for example, through our in formal contacts with other African governments, to draw their attention to the strong- feelings which have been aroused in Britain, and they, in turn, may be able to exert some pressure on the Cha'dian Government.”
Mr Lewis suggested that
some influence might also be brought to bear by such bodies as Uie World Council of Churches.
Members of St James's
weekly prayer meeting, who formulated the protest letter
with Mr Taylor, are now considering whether to ap proach the World Council of Churches to enlist its aid.
" The reply to our petition
was much more sympathetic than we had expected, and we haven't, given up hope of a happy outcome,'' said Mr Taylor this week..
Clitheroc Division MP Mr
David Walder—to whom a copy of the petition was also sent—has said that he will arid his own words to the arguments of the pari
shioners.
ci«e. no direct influence ore- i'---* actions withm a .-overeign .-'.air. out- one can tuiiv hose that reprc.-enta- uons bv iho British Govern ment lr.av have -ome efieet.' replied Mr YValdcr.
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