2 Luctieroe Advertiser .and Times, February 5th, 1976 .OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOt


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9-OOt-BAGPUSS 9-15—JEANNIE


9- 10-


35—WHIRLYBIRDS 00—PLAY RUGBY


10-25—ON THE MOVE 10- 11-


11-


35—BEWITCHED 00-THE LITTLE


HOUSE ONTHE PRAIRIE


50—LAUREL AND HARDY 12- 10—WEATHER


12-15—OLYMPIC GRANDSTAND


5-15—NEWS 5-30—DR WHO 5-


6- 11-


11- 12-


55—IT’S CLIFF — AND FRIENDS


AT THE MOVIES “Broken Arrow”


• ' starring James Stewart, Jeff Chandler, Debra Paget


8-00—LOOK — MIKE YARWOOD


8- 30—KOJAK 9- 20—NEWS


9-30—WINTER , OLYMPICS AND MATCH OF THE


■ DAY SPECIAL


11- 12-


30—PARKINSON 30—WEATHERMAN BBC 2


7-40 - 1.55 p.m.—OPEN UNIVERSITY


3- 05—SATURDAY


CINEMA “The Sun Comes Up” starring Jeanette MacDonald, Lloyd Nolan, Claude Jarman


_ jr, Lassie


4- 5-


5- 6- 6- 7- 8-


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35—PLAY AWAY 05—THE MONEY


PROGRAMME


50—WESTMINSTER 20—OPEN DOOR


MY VALLEY 55—2nd HOUSE 9- 55—CENTRE PLAY


10-25—NETWORK 10- 11-


55—OPEN DOOR 25—NEWS ON 2


11-30-MIDNIGHT MOVIE “ Panic In The Year


Zero" starring Ray Milland, Jean Hagen


Granada


' 9-15-^ANGLING TODAY 9-40—PARENTS DAY


10-05—THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO


10- 11-


12-


30—DIRTY SALLY 00—SATURDAY


MATINEE


$ “Last of the Buccaneers”


5-05—NEWS


5-15—CARTOON TIME 5- 6- 7-


SQUARES 7-45—THE BIG FILM


( Robert Mitchum in “Rampage”


9-30—THE BEST OF UPSTAIRS,


10- 11- 30—THE LATE FILM


' \ James Darren in “Drum Crazy”


fe. DOWNSTAIRS f 45—AQUARIUS .


30—NEW FACES 30—YUS MY DEAR 00—CELEBRITY


4- 5-


6- 2- 30—WORLD OF SPORT3-


5- 6-


50—NEWS AND SPORT 05^-RUGBY SPECIAL 00—HOW GREEN WAS8-


7- 10- 9-


10- 11-


GQQi VIEWING •OOOO


SATURDAY SUNDAY BBC 1


BBC 1


9-00—NAI ZINDAGI NAYA JEEVAN


9-30—CAMBERWICK GREEN


9-


10- 10-


45—DRESSMAKER 10—ENSEMBLE 35—PETER


DONALDSON’S ILLUSTRATED ECONOMICS


00—SEEING. AND ’ BELIEVING


45—THE 60 70 80 SHOW 10—AVVENTURA .


12-35—WOMEN AT WORK l-oo—FARMING


1-25—PARENTS AND CHILDREN


30—SATURDAY NIGHT" 1-50—NEWS HEADLINES


1-55—FILM MATINEE “Red Dust” starring


Clark Gable with Jean Harlow, Mary Astor


3-15—HOME TOWN 3-45—OLYMPIC GRANDSTAND


5- 6-


5-25—THE. PRINCE AND THE PAUPER 55—NEWS


6- 05—ON THE MOVE 6-15—UNDER BOW BELLS


7- 25—THE BROTHERS 8-


50—SONGS OF PRAISE 15—FILM OF THE


WEEK “The Extraordinary Seaman” starring David Niven, Faye' Dunaway, Alan Alda, Mickey Rooney 35—NEWS


9-45—THAT’S LIFE


10-25—READ ALL ABOUT IT


55-POLITICS NOW 20-WEATHERMAN


7-40 - 1-55 p.m.—OPEN - UNIVERSITY


TESTAMENT


50—NEWS REVIEW 25—THE WORLD


AROUND US 15—M*A*S*H


8- 40—NEWS ON 2 S-45—TERRA FIRMA 9-


45—EARL WILD 40—SUNDAY CINEMA


“The Rowdyman” starring Gordon Pinsent, Frank Converse, Will Geer, Linda Goranson


Granada 10-


9-30—WILD REFUGE 00—MORNING


WORSHIP


11- 00—PLAIN SAILING 11-25—CARTOON 11- 12- 1-


COMPANY MATCH


30—THE ROVERS


00—WEEKEND WORLD 10—CASH AND


10—THE KICK OFF 15—SUNDAY MATINEE


“Who Killed The Cat?”


WAR


35—THE WORLD AT 3 5 -A PLACE TO HIDE


05—NEWS


6-15-CHILDREN OF THE BIBLE


6-35—OPINION 6- 7- 9-


9-45—NEWS


10- 11-


00—RED LETTER DAY 00—GRANADA


PROFILE 11-30-GRIFF 50—SING ALOUD


25—MYSTERY MOVIE 15—YES — HONESTLY


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STARDUST CLUB


RIBBLESDALE SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB RAILWAY ROAD, CLITHEROE


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th MISTY SHOWGROUP


MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9»h LEAGUE DARTS MATCH


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th LADIES’ NIGHT


DON’T FORGET SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th


MISS VALENTINE COMPETITION PRIZE FOR THE WINNER


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25th PRIZES GALORE prizes galR


FLOWER DRUM SONG


(By arrangement with Chappell & Co. Ltd)


' . MHg/C BY RICHARD RODGERS LYRICS BY OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II


_ PRODUCED BY HILDA BASNETT


IN THE PARISH CHURCH HALL CLITHEROE


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ONjATURDAY EVENING, 21st FEBRUARY AND MONDAY - SATURDAY EVENINGS INCLUSIVE 23rd - 28th FEBRUARY AT 7-30 p.m.


: MATINEE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, AT 2-30


Tickets 75p. Old Age Pensioners and Children under 14, Monday and Tuesday evening and the matinee performance 45p. ^


Lucky programme draw each evening


The Box Office opens on Monday, Feb.Sth. Monday to Friday daily-2p.m. to 3p.m. and 6p.m. to 7-30p.m. in the Parish. Church HalL


DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th


5th ANNIVERSARY SALE and SOCIAL


Sale opened at 3 p.m. by. the Ribble Valley Mayor


Councillor T. Robinson


Cakes and produce — Fancy goods — Pots, etc., and Children’s stalls


From 8 p.m. to midnight


SOCIAL EVENING with dancing


Licended fa r appli'ed for Admission SOp including supper


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WRESTLING COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


Thur«. Feb. 19th. Doors open 7 p.m. commonce 7-45 GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS


BLACKFOOY SIOUX QUEEN OF THE RING


MISS LENA BLAIR BEAUTIFUL BUT ROUGH


STEVE TAYLOR V BILL CLARK BRADFORD


________ heavyweight contest BOSTON MIDDLEWEIGHT CONTEST


THE AMAZING ' GORRILLA KUNG FU V REG RAY


MASTEROFTHEORIENTALART WAKEFIELD MIDDLEWEIGHT CONTEST


IAN GILMOUR V IAN WILSON SCOTLAND


MANCHESTER THE SENSATIONAL MIDGCTS . . „ , , The Utile Gladiators of the Ring


SKY LOW LOW V BABY BRUTUS 3ft 2ins TALL 1


3It TALL . PRICES 85p, 75p, 6Sp.


Advance Booking. Leisure Services Office. 19/23 Leeds Rd Natsan t»i ’ 692890. And all District Offices, Colne Baths and Mid Pennine Offices, 29 Back St. James's St., Burnley


L h u b b br bh — lZ Hts 0REAT SHOW j


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1st PENDLE SCOUT GROUP, CLITHEROE ^


ADVANCE NOTICE FOR


AUCTION SALE


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, 7-30 p.m. UNITED REFORMED SCHOOLROOM


For collection of saleable furniture and household goods


Tel. Clltheroe 22291 or 24793 CLAIMING DATE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATIONS SKIPTON — CLITHEROE


at GISBURNE PARK, GISBURN SATURDAY/SUNDAY,


COUNTRY FAIR JUNE 26th/27th, 1976.


Written applications for Trade Stands to: 19 Otiey Street, Sklpton or 9 Railway View, Clltheroe.


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MEMBERS’ DRAW SUNDAY LUNCH Spend your lolly with Ollle and Dolly


SOCIAL - THURSDAY & SATURDAY Members — Why not try your luck? :


Castit Itansteb


3fo#aurant STATION ROAD Telephone


CLITHEROE 245^7


COMMENCING TyESpAY, FEBRUARY 10t LUNCHEON -


CHEF’S CARVED BUFFET £1.50 A la carte menu also avallabie


SUNDAY LUNCHEON £1.80 Extensive a /a caf fe menu ar Fr OM 7-30 p.m.


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------- orfD t o MBOLA AND BINGO TICKETS 30p


TOTE 31/1/76: 29-25. SNOWBALL RAFFLE 12183. Tote for 7/2/76: £20. SNOWBALL ★


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8 CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB


Wellgate — Telephone 23585 Organ: Susan — Drums: John


. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th


PETER FORD Welcome return


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8th TOMMY RONE First time e b o n a n z a "b in g o


Double Nos 23 - 17 won


£30 next week w.w r * ^


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ach Wednesday. Eyes down 8-15 p.m.


OLD TYME AND MODERN DANCING EACH CONCERT NIGHT


-------------------T ---------------------------------- Treble Nos.


3 -1 7 - 1 x.3u n e x £50 next week s


not won w


j LOW MOOR CLUB


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8th Fantastic Trio


THE MODELLES First time at the club . ...


AIGHTON BAILEY & CHAIGLEY MEMORIAL HALL HURST GREEN


A VALENTINE’S WHIST AND DOMINOES BALL


will be held on -


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th Whist to commence 7-30 p.m.


DANCING TO THE HIGHWAYS AND MARY AND GEORGE _ .


ADMISSION 70p •


Refreshments avallabie. - ~ " Y I &


N „ „ ^


Licensed Bar. 1


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BBC 2 55—A THIRD


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GEN. MANAGER D. V. MILLER -— ;----------------


The new Cat’s Whiskers entertainment complex will be in operation everv Mon-


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Borough Qf Blackburn


present . -


1 WINDSOR HALL, BLACKBURN . Thursday, February 12th, at 8 p.m. In Concert JULIE FELIX


Julie’s music remains beautifully simple and simply beautiful' '


Admission £1, 75p, SOp


« ! . • • Wednesday, February 18th, at 7-30 p.m; :Meet your favourite personality “The World is full of Charlies" ’ . with ■


■■ !. ■ CHARLIE CHESTER Admission: Adults 65p; Child/OAP 35p


miss this amazing turn by the World's greatest animal • >


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Admission: Adults 60p: Child/OAP 30p KING. GEORGE’S HALL. BLACKBURN


Wednesday, February 11th. at 7-30 p.m. BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA


Iks Conducted by Ole Schmidt. Leader. Barry Griffiths. Soloist: t Alan Civil Symphony (Unfinished) No. 8 in B minor —


ilk Schubert. Horn Concerto No. . 4 in E Flat Major — Mozart. * Symphony No. 5 In E. Minor — Tchaikovsky. ^ Admission: Balcony, £1, 80p, 60p; Stalls, 50p, 40p, 30p: OAP/Child 20p stalls only.


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Sunday, March 7th, at 7-30 p.m. Live on Stage HARRY. SECOMBE


^ with Orchestra and THE BAND OF THE BLUES AND ROYALS


Admission: £1.50, £1.25, £1. Child /OAP 50p SHADSWORTH CENTRE, BLACKBURN


its Friday. February 6th, at 7-30 p.m. Tonight! Tonight! Tonight! i NIGHT OF JAZZ


it With New Orleans Brass Band and the Vintage Syncopators i as


Admission: Adults 40p; Child/OAP 25p PLECKGATE CENTRE, BLACKBURN


Saturday, February 7th, at 8 p.m. LANCASHIRE FOLK NIGHT


Dewhurst


m Saturday, February 14th, at 8 p.m. SHOWCALL 76


- company Admission: Adults 40p; Child/OAP 25p X


1 with The Wassaillers, The Garstang Morris Men, Brian i as si


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®with Cameo Singers, Kathleen Lewis, Peter Robinson and , Admission: Adults 40p; Child/OAP 25p


ART GALLERY & MUSEUM, BLACKBURN


Thursday cebruary 12th, at 7-30 p.m. THE RUGERI s QUARTET will play w


Schubert' Admission: Adults 30p; Child/OAP 20p


works by Beethoven — Debussy — - *


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THIS WEEK GREAT ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5th


JUDE BROWN Comedy Act


FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6th SCROOGE


Famous Local Group


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8th ROYSTON JONES


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th BRONTE SHOWBAND


ENJOY A GAME OF DARTS


OR DOMINOES! . B U R N L E Y C .O IN & S T A M P


COLLECTORS’ FAIR at the


KEIRBY HOTEL KEIRBY WALK, BURNLEY


on FEBRUARY 8th, 1976 OPEN 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission lop, children and OAPs 5p


Many thousands of coins and stamps on display


If you have any old coins, stamps, stamp collec­ tions, post cards, cigarette cards, medals, bayonets, and swords, that you may wish to dispose of, please bring them along as they are required by the many exhibitors attending.


All are welcome to attend.


A Fleetwood Fairs promotion, 25 Horscfair Street, Leicester.


THE DUKE’S PLAYHOUSE COMPANY PRESENT THEIR


AMAZINGLY SUCCESSFUL SHOW


THE DUKE’S DRUM!


A TOURING ENTERTAINMENT


BY DAVID POWNALL FOR ALL FROM 12 TO 112!.


THE EVENING IS BASED AROUND THE LONG. COL­ OURFUL AND VARIED HISTORY OF LANCASTER'S KING’S OWN REGIMENT, AFFECTIONATELY RETOLD IN STORIES, SONGS, JOKES AND SKETCHES.


Returning — by popular demand — to the


‘HARK TO BOUNTY’ SLAIDBURN THURSDAY


FEBRUARY 19th at 7-45 p.m.


ALL TICKETS 60p AVAILABLE FROM THE ‘HARK TO BOUNTY’, TEL. SLAIDBURN 246


Profits to the Ribblc Valley Mayor's Fund


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£ |


Darts and Domino nights Monday and Tuesday every week. Pints of beer to be won.


EDISFORD,


CLITHEROE. Tel. 25536 or 22010


DISCO DANCE


at LOW MOOR YOUTH CLUB SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th Y-30 p.m. — 10-:30 p.m.


Admission 20p. Refreshments available ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo


" VALENTINE DANCE § SATURDAY, FEBRUARY'iith


2


LOW MOOR COMMUNITY CENTRE Dancing to


LOCAL GROUP & DISCO


Tickets SOp from Cross Keys Inn, Loworgate Bar open 8-00—11-45. Buffet available Proceeds in aid of Guide Dogs for the Blind


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So ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo PENDLE HOTEL


CHATBURN, near Clitheroe. Tel. 41234 . WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY


DISCO NIGHTS 8 p.m. — 11 p.m.


Respectable Dress Expected — Free admittance — Supper available


PENDLE and DISTRICT YOUTH CLUBS ! .


Filmed by Heinz Sielmann — Narrated by.Peter Scott Do no photographer ;


. Wednesday, March 3rd, at 7-30 p.m. WILD NEW WORLD


^SEJVD^aS. AiE; FOR FREE BROCHURES ^


h a v e a - 7 ^ r c c t g o o d d o l - O u r


Lancashire Night


A complete evening with five-course, meal and entertainment. ,


For couples o r . parties, Fridays and Saturdays • £2.35, other days £2.15.


: Book early. Budget party evenings £1.10, also available.^


BAILEY M S PILOTS BAR


GROUPS — LIVE MUSIC CIVIC HALL Tel. 23278 G r a n d K ln em a ,T e l . 232*78


THURS; FRI. & SAT. at 7 p.m. Roger Moore in .


T H A T L U C K Y TO U C H ' MON. tO SAT. at 7-30 p.m.


H U R S T B R E E IM , B L A C K B U R N


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