2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December
YOUR WEEKEND — VIEWING— SATURDAY
8- 9-
BBC 1 OUTDOORS
BBC 2
50—RAGTIME 05—INDOORS,
9-30—MULTI-COLOURED SWAPSHOP
12-15—GRANDSTAND 5-05—NEWS 5-20—BASIL IN NEVERLAND
5-
ANDTHE GENERATION GAME
1-40—COMEDY DUO “The Gold Rush” ; “Road to Morocco"
4-10—PLAY AWAY 4-
50—BRUCE FORSYTH 8-
5- 6- 6- 7- 7-
8-
6- 10—"RETURN OF THE SEVEN" Film starring Yul Brynner, Robert Fuller, Julian Mateos, Warren Oates, Claude Akins
S-15—THE BLACK AND WHITE MINSTREL CHRISTMAS SHOW
9-00—STARSKY AND HUTCH
9-50—NEWS
10- 11- 12-
DAY SPECIAL AT THE MILL
9- PROGRAMME
40—THE MONEY 30—OPEN DOOR
00—HORIZON 55—NETWORK 25—M*A»S*H
50—MR MAGOO
00—NEWS AND SPORT 15—FILM
INTERNATIONAL “The Little Theatre of Jean Renoir,” starring Francoise Amoul, Marguerite Cassan, Nino Formicola, Milly, Jeane Moreau, Pierre Olaf, Fernand Sardou
50—THE LIVELY ARTS
— IN PERFORMANCE
00—MATCH OF THE 20—SATURDAY NIGHT 10—12-12—WEATHERMAN
10-50—NEWS ON 2 10-55—CHRISTMAS WITH CAGNEY “Blonde Crazy,” , starring James Cagney, and at 12-10 a.m. “Each Dawn I Die" .
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9-15—FIRST ACT 9.40—'TARZAN
10-30—CARTOON 10-40—SATURDAY
MATINEE Norman Wisdom in “Press for Time” Taylor, Ava Gardner,
12-30—WORLD OF SPORT 5-05—NEWS 5-15—NEW FACES
8- 9-
9-
BBC 1 NAYAJEEVAN
6-15—MEN OF ACTION 8-
9-
SQUARES WALLS
15—CELEBRITY , 00—WITHIN THESE
10-00—TWO'S COMPANY 10-30—NEWS 10- 11-
SUNDAY BBC 2
55—NAIZINDAGA 25—PLAYBOARD
HIS FRIENDS TOUCHE TURTLE AND WALLY GATOR
10-
10- 11- 11-
05—ALISON UTTLEY
AND LITTLE GREY RABBIT
35—ZARABANDA
TREASURE Film starring Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen O’Sullivan, Johnny Sheffield
1-00—FARMING 1-25—ERICA ON EMBROIDERY
1-38—AN ABC OF MUSIC 1-50—NEWS HEADLINES I-
“The Railway ' Children,” starring Dinah Sheridan, Jenny Agutter,
3- 4-
5-
_ Bernard Cribbins HARDY
5-30—WRITE ON! 5- 6- 6-
FAUNTLEROY 55—NEWS
7- 25—THE BROTHERS 8-
‘Hello Dolly,”
starring Barbra Streisand, Walter Matthau, Michael Crawford, Louis _ Armstrong
10-40—NEWS 10-50—FILMS OF THE YEAR
II- TAPES
30—THE BLOXHAM £
12-20—12-22—WEATHERMAN BURNLEY
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FOR BUYINGISELLINgM
10- 11-
40—LAUREL AND 40—LIPPY LION AND
4-00—WESTMINSTER 4- 5- 6-
7- 25—THE WORLD ABOUT US
8-
8-45—NEWS ON 2 8-
00—SUNDAY WORSHIP 45—TARZAN’S SECRET
15—FACE THE MUSIC 50—THE LIVELY ARTS
9- 50—LOOK, STRANGER
10-15—CENTRE PLAY FOR CHRISTMAS
10-45—A CHRISTMAS CHILDHOOD
10-50—CHRISTMAS WITH CAGNEY “The Public Enemy”
9-
10- 11-
55—FILM MATINEE
G ran ad a 30—LINK
00—MORNING WORSHIP 00—EARLY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
11-25—CARTOON 11- 12-
1-
10—THE WALTONS 2- 00—LITTLE LORD
05—ON THE MOVE 5- 15—HANDEL: MESSIAH
3- 4-
15—FILM OF THE WEEK 6-
7- 8-
9- BOY
1-10—PRO-CELEBRITY SNOOKER
MATCH
SPECIALITY CATERING
for all occasions BUFFET,
D IN N ER P A R T IE S B A R B E C U E S etc
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00—WEEKEND WORLDSUPERCOOKS 30—CASTAWAY
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40—THE ELEPHANT 05—THE KICK-OFF 10—CASH AND
COMPANY
05—SOUTH RIDING 05—THE MUPPET
SHOW
5- 35—SNACKER .6-05—NEWS 6-
15—WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL 35—COME SUNDAY — A
SPECIAL' PROGRAMME FOR CHRISTMAS
25—THE SIX MILLION
DOLLAR MAN 50-NEWS
05—LAURENCE
OLIVIER PRESENTS Donal Pleasance, Rosemary Leach, Jack Hey wood and Roy Dotrice in “The Best Play of the Year — 1912: Hindle Wakes"
35—POLICE STORY 30—THE BRITISH AT
WAR W i t h |f@ur
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DON’T GET
“STUNG” THIS
CHRISTMAS EVE
CHRISTMAS ** ***
£1.50 PER HEAD imiHim PAY AT THE DOOR
NEW YEAR’S EVE £1.50 PER HEAD
..........PAY AT THE DOOR COMPARE OUR PRICES AND GET WITH IT HERE!
® WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT IN ADDITION TO OUR NORMAL OPENINGS WE WILL BE OPEN
CHRISTMAS DAY NIGHT AND
T U E S D A Y , D EC EMB ER 28th
SUBJECT TO CLUB RULES
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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
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CLITHEROE A D V E R T I S E D & T1S3ES “ T O P S © ” COUPONSb
Take as many coupons as you wish to Ames Record & Tape Bar, 30 Castle St, Clitheroe.
“TOP 50” single for only SOp, or two for 99p.
Each coupon will enable you to buy a SAWLEY
T A X I Telephone GBiiheroe
4 1 6 5 3 B0LT0N-BY-B0WLAND
WAR MEMORIAL COMMITTEE
DOMINO DRIVE ON FRIDAY,
CHRISTMAS WHIST AND
DECEMBER 17th, 7*30 p.m.
WHIST IN THE VILLAGE HALL DOMINOES IN THE SCHOOL
PRIZES CHRISTMAS FARE
ADMISSION 50p, CHILDREN 15p INCLUDING SUPPER
PARISH CHURCH SUNDAY
GISBURN
DECEMBER 19th, 6-30 p.m. CAROLS
BY CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS EVE, 11-45 p.m.
MIDNIGHT COMMUNION AND CAROLS
CHRISTMAS DAY 9 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION
10-45 a.m. CHRISTMAS FAMILY SERVICE
11-20 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION COME DANCING
A VARSITY OF ORGANISTS \ A GOOD DRINK IN A
PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE
The lounge is available for your private and - Chrlstmhs parties
Please contact the secretary.
ST PAUL’S CHURCH LOW MOOR
NINE LESSONS SERVICE OF
and CAROLS 6 p.m. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th
ROYAL BRITISH LEGION CLUB, CLITHEROE
Bly 20785
30—RUGBY SPECIAL 20—IS THERE A GOD? 50—NEWS REVIEW
45—AQUARIUS 30—THE LATE FILM
Robert Mitchum in "One Minute to Zero”
STARDUST CLUB eBAND CHRISTMAS
BINGO AND TOMBOLA NIGHT
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21st, at 6 p.m.
Organised folntly with Clitheroe FC 10 GAMES FOR 70p
including HOT POT SUPPER
ENGLISH MARTYRS VERY WARM CATHOLIC HALL, WHALLEY
NEXTTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 23rd at 7-30 p.m.
GRAND CHRISTMAS WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE
TURKEY, CHICKENS AND WHISKY .PRIZES
Admission SOp, supper Included. i
DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALT
CAROL CONCERT
by SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th a! 7-30 p.m.
Followed by DANCING 9 p.m. — 11-45 p.m.
Admission — Adults 20p Children 10p Pie end pee supper available
Friday, December 17th
STARDUST CLUB FINALS OF
Tel. 22342. DARTS & DOMINOES KNOCKOUT
Saturday, December 18th RAY LLOYD Comic from Bolton
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON Christmas Eve JO EY DEAN
Christmas Day night NICHELIN DISCO
Boxing Night, Mon., December 27th BRYN TALBOT
New Year’s Eve Clltheroe’a own STEVEN JOHN
Saturday, January 1st MICHELIN DISCO
TOTE for December 11th;£l0, 14-3; £5, 27-21. TURKEY DRAW 12179 — BOTTLE SHERRY 12542.
ST ANDREW’S SLAIDBURN
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th 7-30 p.m.
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH WATERLOO ROAD. Clitheroe
COMBINED
SUNDAY SCHOOL PRIZEGIVING
AND CAROL SERVICE SUNDAY,
DECEMBER 19th, 6 p.m. Speakers expected
MR & MRS J. R. LOYNDS Blackburn
RIBBLE VALLEY n.a .l.g :o .
NEW YEAR’S EVE
AND BALL SWAN & ROYAL, CLITHEROE
DINNER TICKETS £5.50
PLEASE RING CLITHEROE 25111 (ext. 31)
FOOTBALL AT TWITTER LANE
CRAVEN CUP QUARTER FINAL
WADDSNGTON v
18th DECEMBER Kick off 2-1S p.m.
GBSBURN SATURDAY
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THE THREE MILLSTONES INN
West Bradford, Nr Clitheroe Tel. 23340
NOW SERVING
FULL EVENING MEALS Advance bookings only
FEW DATES VACANT FOR PARTY BOOKINGS OVER CHRISTMAS PERIOD
: Lunch and Evening Bar Snacks available each day.
CLITHEROE CENTRAL WM’s CLUB
YOUR CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT t THE •’TOP" CLUB
CHRISTMAS EVE
THE CRANBERRY FOLD TRIO and tombola
CHRISTMAS NIGHT CLOSED
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28th
BRENDA & THE TREBLETONES AMD TOMBOLA
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th tombola
NEW YEAR’S EVE
JUSTINE & JANIE JAMES and tombola
ASSOCIATES w e l c om e METHODIST CHURCH LOW MOOR
CAROL SERVICE AND
PRIZEGIVING
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th at 6 p.m.
NATIVITY PLAY by the children ADDRESS by Mr J. W. Gordon
PRIZES TO BE PRESENTED BY MRS S. CROOKS
ORGANIST — MR COLIN JONES
J range of Fashions for • Evening
J EVENING DRESSES • HOSTESS GOWNS
• EVENING SKIRTS & • TOPS
• COCKTAIL DRESSES • etc.
J Lots lo choose from in sizes • ond prices lo soil alt pockets. SHOES & BAGS
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fe e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e See our gorgeous.
CAROL i lR V iC E SLAIBBUBN BAND
WILL BOX HOLDERS KINDLY RETURN BOXES AT THIS SERVICE
Thank You.
GEO. H. GAZE, RECTOR.
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SOCIAL CLUB, WELLGATE Organ Wilt — Drums, John
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16th
MEN’S PARTY (Members only) STAN JAMES COMEDIAN and NINA SOPRANO
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th WAYNE BOWMAN
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th
JOHNNY HEIGHTON SONAR VOCAL
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22nd
TOM’S CHRISTMAS BONANZA NIGHT and WILF on the ORGAN
Weekly Double 18— 10 won. £30 next week. Weekly Treble 20— 8— 14 not won. £50 next week.
Si Si
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21st
CHRISTMAS DISCO
P A R T Y
CLITHEROE PARISH HALL
6-30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si
PILKY’S BAR EDISFORD, CLITHEROE. TEL. 25536.
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' ' Thursday, December 16th •
SUPERSONIC ROADSHOW DISCO Friday, December 17lh ;
GERRY STORME Country and Western at Its bast
with QUANTRO Great focal group.
Saturday, December 18th *
THE BRENDON BARRY DUO Next Thursday, Doc. 23rd
____________Covw charge 20p SOUNDS 18. ‘
TRY OUR NEW SUPER SUNDAY LUNCH :
ROAST BEEF, SHEPHERD'S PIE, Vt CHIC KEN. All aorved with creamed potatoes, peas, 70p
12 - 1-30 p.m.
CURR V AND RICE OR SPAGHETTI BOLOG NESE, 75p. HOME-MADE STEAK AND
SANDWICHES ALSO AVAILABLE WEEKDAYS, LUNCH AND EVENINGS
KIDNEY PIE WITH BAKED POTATOES AND PEAS, 75p. Plus HOT or COLD
SANDWICHES from 30p You can atlll eat out lord
CHRISTMASBOOKINGSTAKENFORALLTHEFESTIVE season ^■A A A A A A AAA A A A A A A ArkArArk i r k k Ar A Ak ki
GOSPEL CHURCH Milthorne Ave., Clitheroe .
HENTHORN
CHRISTMAS PARTY
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 18th, 4-15 p.m. .
CAROL SERVICE
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th,6p.m.
(Mr J. Barnsley, Blackburn)
CIVIC HALL
TEL. 23278 - TEL. 23278 GRAND KINEMA
THURS., FRI. & SAT. AT 7-30 p.m; Stanley Baker, Michael Caine In
ZULU(U)
MON., TUES., & WED. (DEC. 20th - 22nd) AT T-30 p.m. .
W A L T D IS N E Y ’S G R E A T A D V E N T U R E ISLAND AT THE TOP
OF THE WORLD (u) . AND
WINNIE THE POOH & TIGGER TOO(u)
WILL PATRONS PLEASE NOTE ,
The Civic Hall will bo closed from Thursday, December 23rd to Wednesday, December 29th (Inclusive).
May we take this opportunity to convey to ail our patrons our sincere good wishes fora very Merry Christmas.
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Bid to prqmote Ribble Valley in France
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NW England and next year. The Policy and Resources
THE Ribble Valley Council will help to set .up, two displays aimed at promoting tourist traffic between MW England and the Pas de Calais region of France
Committee agreed to spend not more than £100 on helping to put on two "workshops” -—. one in France in February and one in the NW in May — to promote the virtues of the two
regions to each other. Other English organisations
involved ■ in discussions are Blackpool Borough Council, Blackpool Hotels Association, the British Heritage, the NW Tourist Board, and Red Rose
Tours. The cost to Ribble Valley
would include a trip by one of ficer to the workshop in France, and a contribution to
the display in the NW. Our Mayor and Mayoress will be invited free of charge to the event in France. C om m i t t e e m em b e r s
agreed they should proceed with caution when it came to promoting tourism, but felt they should keep in touch with the developments that were
taking place.
NAVY LARK
PUPILS at Bowland County Secondary School, Anthony Walmsley, 15, of Beechthorpe Avenue, Waddington, and Sam Smith, 16, of Throstle Bank, West Bradford, have just spent a week with the
Royal Navy. . They took a course at HMS
Ca l e d o n i a , a s ch o o l o f e n g in e e r in g at Rosyth. Anth ony and Sam were among 15 boys who took part in a course designed to show them what to expect if they fo l low ed an engineering career in the service. They had a trip down the
Firth of Forth, did some rifle shooting, went swimming and played five-a-side football.
Right timing Winner of our final Whalley
Road shopping guide competi tion is Mrs Joan Watson, of Abbeyfields, Whalley, who receives a voucher worth £6. Mother-of-two Mrs Watson,
a machinist at Finworth Plas tics, Whalley, plans to put the prize towards a new dress. “ It’s arrived just in nice time for Christmas,” she said.
Tablers spread a little cheer
MEMBERS o f Clitheroe Round Table will be spreading a bit of Christmas cheer round the town next week —- and hoping for a little in return. . They will be touring diffe
rent parts of . the town on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening, collecting
: cans of food and donations for Christmas parcels for the elderly. A suitably adapted open
backed lorry or Land Rover and trailer will be used for. transport and Santa will be one of the passengers. There will be taped carol
singing and a bell will sound to announce the arrival of the wagon. On Tuesday, it will be, in the Henthom and Edisford area; Wednesday in the Peel' Park and Whalley Road area and Thursday around Woone Lane, Castle View and Bawd- lands. On th e T u e sd a y and
Wednesday, other Tablers will be out carol singing in va r iou s pubs and hotels' throughout the area. If the t o u r in g venture proves successful, it will become an annual feature of the Round Table’s charity work.
Visual treat.
A SLIDE presentation enti tled "Britain Beautiful” was given by CPRE representa tive Mr Stanley Jeeves at a public meeting organised by Clitheroe Civic Society on Monday evening. Music by Delius, Sibelius,
Vaughan Williams and Elgar accompanied the 90 minute show, the only spoken words being an introduction by Mr Jeeves. Almost 100 attended the meeting in Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, and thanks were expressed to Mr Jeeves by Civic Society chair man Mr Ed Hill.
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Complete your snesmble with shoes and bags by leading manors SHOP UNDER ONE ROOF A T __
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CHRISTMAS Wl AND DOMINO
TUESDAY, DECEMBE Start 7-30
including refreshmer Christmas fare prl
ADMISSION 40/
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