2 Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, November 11th, 1976


YOUR WEEKEND - —


B B C 1


8- 9-


50—RAGTIME 05—INDOORS


OUTDOORS'


12-25—GRANDSTAND 5-05—THE TOM AND JERRYSHOW


5-20—NEWS 5-


SHOW


,6-05—DR WHO 6-


9-


7- 8-


9-30—MULTI-COLOURED SWAPSHOP


It*


VIEWING------- SATURDAY


10-00—TWO’S COMPANY 10-30—NEWS 10- 11-


1-00—THEATRE ' MACABRE


BBC 2 35—THE BASIL BRUSH


ANDTHE GENERATION GAME


30—BRUCE FORSYTH


DUKE STREET, 00—NEWS


10-40—MATCH OF THE DAY


U.40—PARKINSON Granada


• 9-15—FIRST ACT 9-40—IN FOCUS WITH HARRYSECOMBE


10-05—THE LONE RANGERSHOW


10-30—PASSING PARADE 10-40—SATURDAY MATINEE Jock Mahoney in “Tarzan Goes to India.”


05—NEWS


. 5-15—NEW FACES 6-


•V-


25—THE DUCHESS OF 15—SHIRLEY BASSEY


9-10—ROYAL BRITISH LEGION FESTIVAL OF REMEMBRANCE


3- 4- 5-


5- 6-


7-


. 2-45—SATURDAY ' CINEMA "Shirts v Skins,” starring Doug McClure, McCIean Stevenson, Bill Bixby, Leonard Frey, Robert Walden, Rene Auberjonois, Audrey Christie, Loretta Swit.


TO . . . 55—TAKE A TICKET


25—THE MONEY PROGRAMME


15—OPEN DOOR 45—HORIZON 45—M*A*S*H


7-20—FILM 10—NEWS AND SPORT


12-30—WORLD OF SPORT 5-


“ 8-15—CELEBRITY SQUARES


' James Caan in “Red • Line 7000.” '


9-00—WITHIN THESE WALLS


10-30—LATE NEWS ON 2 10-


15—m e n o f Ac t io n


11- 12-


BELTRAFFIO TENNIS


“The Shop at Sly Corner,” starring Oscar Homolka, Derek Farr, Muriel Pavlow.


BBC 1


9-00--NAI ZINDAGI NAYA JEEVAN


10-10—PETER DONALDSON’S ILLUSTRATED


9-30—PLAYBOARD 9-45—TRADE UNION STUDIES


10- 11-


.. ECONOMICS SUNDAY


12-


. 1-25—ERICA ON EMBROIDERY


12-35—CONTACT 1-00—FARMING


10—YOUR MOVE


SUNDAY 10-


11- 11-


12- 1-


35—REMEMBRANCE 45—DRESSMAKER 2-


3-


3-25—LAUREL AND HARDY


-Price. 3-


5- 00—KATY 5-30—WRITE ON! 5- 6-


4-


1-38—AN ABC OF MUSIC 1-50—NEWS HEADLINES 1-55—FILM MATINEE “School For Scoundrels,” starring Ian Carmichael, Janette Scott, Terry-Thomas, Alastair Sim, Dennis -


WILDLIFE SAFARI TO MEXICO


55—NEWS 45—BOSW ALL’S 10—'THE WALTONS


6-15—ANNO DOMINI 6-55—SONGS OF PRAISE


110-25---NEWS: WEATHER 10-


11- IT MUSIC . 9-


' Milan, John.Dehner, ■ . Hurd Hatfield. ’


SUPERSTAR “The Left-Handed Gun,” starring Lita


05—ON THE MOVE


, 7-25—THE BROTHERS 8-15—THE LIVER BIRDS 8-


4- 5- 6-


45—PAUL NEWMAN 6- 8-


4- 5-


10-00—KEEP UP WITH YOGA


WORSHIP


9-00—THE LIVELY ARTS — IN PERFORMANCE


INTERNATIONAL “The Night of Counting The Years,” starririg.Ahmed , Marei. ..


35—THE AUTHOR OF 25—INTERNATIONAL 00—MIDNIGHT MOVIE


CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL


REMEMBRANCE DAY


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14th, 1976 , Tho Worshipful the Town Mayor, Councillor John Blackburn, proposes


. organisations In the Town. The service commences at 10-45 a.m. and will be conducted by the Rev. J. C. Hudson, Vicar of St Mary's. The preacher will be the Rev. J. D. Salsbury, the Mayor's Chaplain. .


they propose to march from their Headquarters) and be ready to follow the Mayoral party into Church at 10-35 a.m. Councillors and Officials, Magistrates and Ladles and Gentlemen of the Town should assemble at the Town Hall; the Town Mayor will receive at 10-15 a.m. prompt In the Mayor’s Parlour.


Organisations participating should assemble in Church Street (unless


should be worn., On the termination of the service, a procession will be formed in


30—MORNING


25—STAMP STORIES 30—THE


BEACHCOMBERS


1-10—PRO-CELEBRITY SNOOKER


MATCH.


ADVENTURESOF MR MAGOO


PERFORMANCE “Bourbon Street Beat.”


5.35—SNACKER 6-


SHOW 05—NEWS


6-15—REPORTS ACTION 6-40—OPINION 6- 7-


8- 8- 9-


DOLLAR MAN


11-15—THE BRITISH AT WAR


Kirk Douglas in "There Was A Crooked Man.”.


BBC 2 SUNDAY


45—RUGBY SPECIAL 45—WESTMINSTER 15—REMEMBRANCE


7- 25—THE WORLD ABOUTUS


35—READ ALL ABOUT9- 10—THE DEVIL’S


Granada TRIANGLES


8-45—NEWS ON 2, 8-


FIRSTS 50—NEWS REVIEW 55—SECOND CITY 30—MUSICAL


10-30—A SENSE OF JUSTICE “Sacco and Vanzetti,” starring Gian Maria Volonte, Riccardo Cucciolla, Cyril Cusack, Geoffrey Keen, Milo O’Shea.


ST. HELEN’S PLAYGROUP WADDINGTON are holding a


CHILDREN’S FAIR at the


METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, WADDINGTON on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13th at 2 p.m. -


‘ NEARLY NEW TOYS, BOOKS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHES, BAN TUB, GIFTS, ACCESSORIES etc.


"TEDDY BEARS PICNIC” ADMISSION 5p REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE. t i l l 1 0 -3 0 - a f te r 1 1 p .m . 8 5 p


* ,Pleai& note: Closed ihis Sundajf tor building alteration * \


CurzbnStBurnleyTei 35222: Open 9-2 {%


CAT’S WHISKERS AND LANCASTRIAN SUITE


Centenary Way, Burnley. Tel. 26531. D.V. Miller, General Manager BOOK NOW


CHRISTMAS PARTY LUNCH TIMES DECEMBER 23rd and 24th


Christmas Menu available 12 to 3 p.m.


Advance tickets on sale now for Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve £2.00


Also advance tickets on sale for


THE GRUMBLEWEEDS SHOW Monday, December 6th, C1.00


Contact Vel Steenhoyen for bookings.


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DON’T FORGET SAWLEYSCHOOL


NEARLY NEW & JUMBLE SALE


. SATURDAY, NOV. 13th at 2p.m.


Wes! Bradford Ladlos' Hockey Club JUMBLE SALE


Also AS GOOD AS NEW STALL .


on Thursday, November 111h, 6-30 pm at Trinity Methodist Sunday School. . ■ Admission 3p


15—FACE THE MUSIC 50—THE LIVELY ARTS


Admission lOp


Bring and buy stall raffle etc


cake stall


NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND PARISH COUNCIL


SILVER JUBILEE FUNCTION OLDTYMi


FARMERS BALL


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL FRIDAY,


NOVEMBER 19th, 1976 Dancing to GEOFF FORD


CARVING BUFFET, LICENSED BAR SUPPER Commencing 7-30 p.m. Dancing 8 p.m. — 1 a.m.


admission £2


Clitheroc Parish Church GROUP 76


. J U M B L E . SALE


in tho Upper School Tomorrow (Friday),


November 12th, 6-30 p.m.


ADMISSION 3p REFRESHMENTS


55—STARS ON SUNDAY 25—'THE SIX MILLION


20—YUS MY DEAR 50—NEWS


05—’THE BIG FILM 40—THE FAMOUS Uniforms, decorations, medals, badges or other distinguishing marks


Church Street and proceed to the Cenotaph, arriving there at approxi­ mately 12-0 noon. There will be a short service, the Calls “ Last Post” and "Reveille” will be sounded, and Wreaths laid.


The Town Mayor appreciates that certain of the individuals and


organisations to whom this notice Is addressed may well wish to attend Morning Service at their own Church or Chapel, but hopes that as many as possible will attend at the Cenotaph for the final stage of the proceedings.


00—WEEKEND WORLD


L. O. TELFORD Town Clerk


05—THE KICK-OFF 10—COMMAND


Mayor’s Parlour, Church Street, Clitheroe. November 4th, 1976.


to attend at St Mary’s Parish CKurch on Sunday morning, November 14th, 1976, for the observance of Remembrance Day and trusts he may be accompanied to the Church by residont8 and In particular by those serving in a public capacity or in the various social and welfare


eat at lunchtime a problem?


Is where to


WE THINK WE’VE SOLVED IT FOR YOU AT . , .


Castle


Efotfaurant STATION ROAD Telephone


CLITHEROE 24587


Cl l u n c h e o n


(Children 73p) Soup cUhc Dsy (e|l||<^ n 7Sp) Grapefruit Juice !


Cumberland Sausage, served with Savoury Rice and Mustard Sauce Fried Fillet of Plaice, Tart&re Sauce *


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Ravioli Italianne served with Cheese Sauce Chefs Spanish Omelette ' Cold Meats and Salad


Steak and Mushroom Pie 30p extra


Served with selection of vegetables Choice of Aesorted Sweets


Coffee, Fresh Cream, Mints 22p extra Price inc. V.A.T.


Chicken in the Basket — T9p{ Scampi in the Basket — 88?f Ploughmans Lunch — 5Dp


Also full A La. Carte Menu. BAR SNACKS


SANDWICHES: Turkey, Beef, Lamb, Cheese — from 30p . Pot of Coffee, Fresh Cream, Mints


05—SOUTH RIDING 05—THE MUPPET


THE HANDICAPPED CHILDRENS PILGRIMAGE TRUST


COFFEE MORNING will be held in


THE MAYOR’S PARLOUR Church Street, Clitheroe


(by kind permission of Councillor John Blackburn) on


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 1976 10 a.m. to 12 noon


SUNDAY LUNCHEON 12—2*0 p.m. Soup of the Day


C«»ZO Egg Mayonnaise Roast Leg of Lambr Mint Sauce


Roast Norfolk Turkey, Cram berry Sauce Roast Rib of Beef, Yorkshire Pudding Half Roast Chicken, Bread Sauce


Fried Filler of Plake, Tartare Saute Steak and Mushroom rie


x Served with Vegetables of the Day Choice of Assorted Sweets Coffee, Fcsh Cream and Mints


Price inc. V.AT. • AIm full A La Carte Menu. JOli Service Chtrge added. DINNER SERVED NIGHTLY FROM 7-30 p.m.


ALL HALLOWS MITTON


DON’S FORGET


THE MEN’S EFFORT NOVEMBER 12th


WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


in the Institute Commence 7-30 p.m.


€ 2 * 2 0


(Children Cl .35) Grapefruit Cocktail (ChUdr*n £1.26) Chilled Fruit Juice


J0% Service Charge tu&d. . B L A O C B U H N ’S COLLECTORS’ M m K E T


Saturday, November 20th, 1976 Windsor and Regency Hall, Northgate, Blackburn.


Two spacious halls, with nearly 100 stalls full of antiques


and collectors’ items. Something for everyone. Whether you are hunting for porcelain, glass, cigarette cards and postcards, silver jewellery, coins, stamps, Victorians, art nouveau or Deco, we will try to please.


Don't miss III Browsers, Bartorors and Seilers welcome too! Open 10 a,m. to 5 p.m.


Adm is s io n 15p, Children a nd Senior Citizens 10p, Refreshments available all day.


^ Tfrtl GOODVLRL -t*..


Freda Jackson in “No Room at the Inn.” •


30—THE LATE FILM 45—AQUARIUS * PILKY’S BAR E M S F O R D , C L IT H E R O E . T E L . 2 5 5 3 6


YOU DON’T HAVE TO SPEND A FORTUNE TO DINE OUT* we now have an exteded menu ■


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■ (formerly Royston Jones Trio) Country & Western


SAT., 13th SUN., 14th 'TONY. , . • GOODACRE "5 2 krkk A k k k k k kk k Ak'kk k k k k A kkick k ickk:


FRI. NOVEMBER 12th THE PARTNERS


— which


Includes RUMP STEAK, HOMEMADE STEAK & KIDNEY PEI and many other good things


> - X-


FABULOUS FOUR FORMULA AUTO RACING


SPECTACULAR-


FORMULAONE STOCKCAR RACING


.featuring all your top favourites In a full race' programme. PLUS


FINALS


HELLDRIVERS plus WRECKERS PLUS


, 5


GIGOLO ' ; ^ Cabaret duo


2 5


FORMULA TWO STOCKCARS SATURDAY,


NOVEMBER 13th, 7-00 p.m.


WHITE CITY STADIUM, Trafford Park, Manchester Usual Prices


CLITHEROE METHODIST CIRCUIT TWELFTH


FESTIVAL OF YOUTH


NOVEMBER 15th to 20th, 1976, in the SCHOOLROOM at TRINITY


METHODIST CHURCH, PARSON LANE


MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 7 p.m. ELOCUTION AND DRAMATISATION Adjudicated by MRS M. SMITH, of Clltheroo


. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, 7 p.m. BOYS’ a GIRLS* SOLOS


Adjudicated by MISS M. WELLS, of Wllpshlre WEDNESDAY.NOVEMBER 17th, 7 p.m.


BIBLE READING


Adjudicated by REV. G. W. KNOWLES, of Clllheroa. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 7 p.m.


PIANOFORTE, RECORDER, GUITAR AND SONG


Adjudicated by MRS B. M. WiNNARD, of Long Preston. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, 7 p.m.


RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE QUIZ Adjudicated by MR H. JONES> of Clltheroe.


Souvenir Programmes may bo obtained from any member of the Festival Committee. Price 15p.


These programmes cover admission for each evening from . Monday to Friday, also to the exhibition of Art', Handicrafts,


etc., which Is open each evening (Mon. to Thurs), prior to and following the adjudications and to the Special Exhibition of


Cookery, Floral Art, and Christmas Decorations, on Saturday, November 13th, between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20th, 6-30 p.m. GRAND CONCERT OF FINALISTS


Cupa and certificates to be presented by Councillor J. H. FELL, of Whatley. A dm is s io n 15p


C h ild re n (u n d e r 16) Bp


Dinner Is served every evening from 7 p.m. in our small Intimate dining ro om . '


All our food is freshly prepared In our own kltphens each day, our soups, sauces and pates are really something to be sampled.


COURT SCHOOL OF DANCING


39-41 KING WILLIAM STREET, BLACKBURN (over Burtons)


wish to announce a MEMBERS REUNION DANCE


7-30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Tickets bookable in advance. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER. 19th


£1.25 inclusive of CHICKEN & CHIPS BUFFET


Call in and book your tables and'ticket reservations. Parties catered for, Tel. Mr W. Smith 53498. , Old'and new-members very welcome.


Licensed Bar with Scottish and Newcastle Beers. BALLROOM AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE. PARTIES.


QS8Sffl5B22£SZSSS55BZBS&ES§ J U N I O R P I S C O


AT CLITHEROE PARISH HALL CHURCH BROW


starts Saturday, November 13th, 1976.


10 — 15 year olds '


YOUR OWN DISC JOCKEY CRAZY FANTASTIC


JOHNNY PHILLIPS Playing a l l your record requests


Light refreshments available 6-30 — 10-00


Cut this advertisement out arid bring it along for. 20p admission.


Normal admission price 30p


All our vegetables are fresh and most are our own ' produce. ■ •


We offer around ten main dishes, always Including game.


Coffee is served free of charge and can be taken in our . . log fire lounge.


* * * * *


YOU CAN’T FAIL TO FIND US WE’RE RIGHT BY THE RIVER AT EDISFORD BRIDGE *


■ i l f l . JAWS THURS, FRI., SAT-


AND ALL NEXT WEEK A T 7-30 p.m.


CIVIC HALL


TE L 23278 — T E L 23278 GRAND KINEMA


MUSIC SOCIETY' BLACKBURN AUTUMN CONCERT


Conductor — Ernest Tomlinson, MUS.B, FRCO. FRMCM.


REQUIEM— Faure. Conductor — Horace Tatteraall, MBE. iris Bourne — Soprano. Jolyon Oodg* aon — Boritone.


Tickets from Public Halls, Black* ____________ burn. •


NORTHERN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA


With r CLITHEROE' * JLOVERTISER& -.-TIMES \


C O U P O N S ! Take as many coupons as you wish to Ames Record & Tape Bar, 30 Castle St,.Clitheroe.'


Each coupon will enable you to buy a


“TOP 50” single for only 5Qp, or two for 99p.


CLITHEROE CRICKET, BOWLING AND TENNIS CLUB


START LIVING — START DANCING — LEARN THE EASY WAY LEARNTO DANCE FOR CHRISTMAS FILMED HORSE RACES


IN THE CLUBHOUSE NOVEMBER 12th at 8 p.m.


ADMISSION 3 0 p - SUPPERS AVAILABLE Come and have a flutterl


The com m it te e w ish to th a n k th e fo llow in g fo r sponsoring th o ra ces — If. Dugdoloi R. Tu rn er and Sons; IV. Smalley/ L ions Brewe ry/ IV. Whiteside L td t R. F o rd /Q . D. Orman/ Thso Wilson a n d a ls o th o members who have become


■ h o n e owners.


Adult Beginners over 18. Beginners steps in Waltz, Quick Step, Cha- Cha and other popular social dances.


£1.00 membership and enrolment lee, plus 60p admission every Sunday. Course commences THIS SUNDAY


Tuition 7-15 to 8-15 p.m., followed by general practice till 10-30 p.m. with added tuition ■ during the evening.


■ TELEPHONE BLACKBURN 53408 for details or enrol on.the evening.:


COURT SCHOOL OF DANCING 39/41 Klrtg William Street, Blackburn,


. ,• Over Burtons. ' Llcsnssd Bar with Scottish and Nswcastls Bssrs BRITAIN’S LARGEST DANCE SCHOOL ORGANISATION '


.ossa This Clitheroe Advertiser and Times Voucher enables you to purchase a single in the current “Top 50” for 50p or TWO for only 99p from Ames Record Bar and Tape Centre, 30 Castle Street, Clitheroe.


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ADDRESS ........... VALID for 28 days


' ' B H E B E E l R E H f * CAT;1 i H M B B M H U a


SEA SYMPHONY — Vaughan Williams ,


In KING GEORGE’S HALL, BLACKBURN


at 7*30 p.m., Saturday, November 13th. 1976


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