2 Ch theme Advertiser and Times, June 17tli, 1976.- ,
YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING
SATURDAY BBC 1
9-00—RAGTIME - 9-15—YOGI'S GANG 9-
RIVER 10- 00—ON TIIJ5 MOVE
10-10—PLAY TENNIS 10-
- PRAIRIE 11- TEST 1-00—GRANDSTAND
5-20—THE SHARI LEWIS SHOW
5-00—NEWS 5-15—TOM AND JERRY
3-55—WAYNE IN ACTION “Hatari,” starring John Wayne and Hardy Kruger.
S-JO—SEASIDE SPECIAL 0-00—CANNON
10-20—NEWS 10- 11- 12-
00—HARDCASE BBC 2
7-10—2-15—OPEN UNIVERSITY
0-
WESTERN "Gunfight in Abilene," starring Bobby Darren, Emily Banks, Leslie Nelson.
1- 00—CRICKET: SECOND TEST
7- 15—NEWS AND SPORT 7-25—A LEGACY S-I5—DUKE ELLINGTON: WE LOVE YOU MADLY
6-
10- 11-
TEST 05—THE SATURDAY
I- 6- 7-
8-
15—W ESTMI N'STER 8- 9-
9-
9-00—THE WITCHES OP ' PENDLE
11-20—MIDNIGHT MOVIE "All Fall Down," starring Eva Marie Saint, Warren Beatty, Karl Malden.
Granada
' 9-15—OLD HOUSE — ■ NEW HOME
9-JO—PLAY SQUASH — JONAH’S WAY
10-05—THE WOODY WOODPECKER SHOW
.10-15—SATURDAY MATINEE
10-30—JOURNAL
. Terry-Thomas and \Alastair Sim in . "School for Scoundrels."
12-30—WORLD OF SPORT 5-05—NEWS 5-15—TOMFOOLERY 5-
APES 6- 8- 9-
10- 10- 11-
7- 30—SALE OF THE CENTURY
9-
10- II-
11- 11-
12- 10-
15—CRICKET: SECOND 15—NEWS ON 2 . 11-
HOUSE ON THE 05—THE LITTLE 35—SAM AND THE
11- 12-
25—CRICKET: SECOND
SUNDAY BBC 1
• V
9-00—NAI ZINDAGI NAYA ;
9-30—CHIGLEY 9-
JEEVAN
PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION NOW
BELIEVING PEACE
12-50—FARM AND COUNTRY
1-25—PARENTS AND CHILDREN
1-50—NEWS HEADLINES 1-55—FILM MATINEE . "Shopworn Angel.”
3-20—WUSHU 3-50—CARTOON TIME- 1-03—THE HIGH CHAPARRAL
I- SPECIAL
5- 6-
30—THE SPINNERS 7- 8-
10—STORYTELLER 10-
35—BLUE
P.ETER •
ASSIGNMENT
5-25—'THE SECRET GARDEN
35—NEWS
i;-15_ANNO DOMINI 6- 7-
05—ON THE MOVE 55—SIMON-WARD'. .
WEEK “Battle of Britain." 20—NEWS .
10-30—THE EDITORS II -
AMERICANS BBC 2
7-10—1-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY
55—CRICKET ABOUT US 55—NEWS ON 2
FOR THE HEBRIDES
25—A THOUSAND INSTRUMENTS.
10—THE ROMANCE OF TRANSPORTATION
10-20-CENTRE PLAY 10-
15—M*A*S*H 10—SUNDAY CINEMA
"Le Mepris," starring Brigitte Bardot, Michel Piccoli, Jack Balance, Fritz Lang.
Granada WORSHIP
30—DRIVE-IN- 00—MORNING
00—BEING A CHILD 23—CARTOON 30—THE
1-00—JOURNAL, 1-15—THE BEATLES 1-
POLITICS
2- 3- 3-
4- 4-
35—PLANET OF THE 30—NEW FACES
- , Stephen Boyd in “Key West."
AND SHUNTERS SOCIAL CLUB 30—NEWS
, Ray Milland in “Circle of Danger.”
5- 6-
WAR
BEACHCOMBERS THE NATION
35—REPORTS 05—U.F.O.
00—CARTOON
05—THE WORLD AT 05—HERE’S LUCY
UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS
PATCH 00—THE BIG FILM 7- 6- 45—WHEELTAPPERS 35—THE BEST OF
35—OPERATION 05—NEWS
7-25-BIG BOY NOW! 7-55—FILM OF THE WEEK Susannah York in "Duffy.”
15—RUSSELL HARTY 30—THE LATE FILM11-
10- 9-45—NEWS 00—MURDER 00—OTHER PEOPLE, OTHERPLACES 11-25—HOMICIDE
FEATURES OF
SPECIALISED
INTEREST CONTACT:
GRAHAM ROBBINS TEL. CUTHEROE 24804
E UNIT FOURSunday Ju n e 20 and a l l wo
separate shows at 2 -1 5 5 -5 0 8 -15
far the first time in 42 years ONE film sweeps ALL the
MAJOR ACADEMYAWARDS
BEST* PICTURE BEST ACTOR Jie* Nitheljon
* .«£»bestactress < Louisa Fletcher
DIRECTOR Mtfos Forman •
BEST THE CUCKOOS NEST
JACKNICHOtfOM ONEFUWDVER
p a p a ? 4 -1 0 7-20
2 -3 0 5 -4 0 8-5S
CHARLES BRONSON Jill Ireland Randy Qua Id Robert Duvall
and the most intriguing Jallbreak plot in the exciting
A SATIRE ON EVERY WESTERN YOU EVER SAW’ Cleavon Little .. . . The Black SherUf Gene Wilder.'.. The Waeo Kid Mel Brooks.. . . The Governor in .
og*y &ii&£L BREAKOUT.
GOODBEER Piper
Worthington E Brew 10
Tuborg Lager
Black Label Lager Draught Guinnes.
PILKY’S BAH LIVE MUSIC
Top cabaret act. WED, JUNE 23rd
Music from the 60s with
Sound of Light Disco.
EDISFORD, CLITHEROE. Tel. 25536 FOOD ENJOY A
THIS SUN, JUNE 20th RAMON— Spanish Vocal/Gultarist
FOUR-COURSE MEAL FOR LESS THAN G1. Prawns — Roast beef — Chicken— Ham — etc.
Lunch 12 to 2-30 p.m. Evening 6 to 10-30 p.m.
FREE SUPPER SUNDAYS * Parties catered for *
a
WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 23rd at 7-30
ADMISSION 25p INCLUDING TEA & BISCUITS
Please note: assemble Civic Hall 12-30 p.m. procession 1 p.m.
Judging of all competitors on route
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING WELCOME ON THE DAY Also
CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH
AMATEUR OPERATIC & DRAMATIC SOCIETY
ENROLMENT night for
MISS HITCHEN and the TOWNSEND FEL LOWSHIP Invite you and your friends to a TEA and BISCUITS EVENING on THURSDAY NIGHT, JUNE 24th, In the Mutual Room, Par ish
Church.Sunday School.
From 7-30 p.m. to 9*30 p.m. Admission 5p. BRING AND BUY STALL. Proceeds lor T.F funds.
r Never Give a Saga anEven Bre: CHATBURN METHODIST CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL. ANNIVERSARY JUNE 20th, 1976
Preacher at 10-30 a.m. and 6 p.m.: Rev. HARRY ALLEN, of Hull (formerly of Chatburn).
Theme for the day: "COURAGE." Demonstration by scholars at morning service.
An invitation to all.___________________________
. Millthorne Avenue, Clitheroo . SUNDAY, JUNE 20th
MANOR HALL
GOSPEL SERVICE
6-30 p.m.
MR B. WATT Blackburn.
. members who are Interested in taking part In the society’s productlonof
SHOW BOAT
in FEBRUARY, 1977
will be on TUESDAY, JUNE 22nd,
ST ANDREW’S CHURCH. SLAIDBURN
. COFFEE EVENING ’
at the homo of
Mr and CMrs G. Parker Fober Farm, Newton
on FRIDAY, JUNE 18th. 7 to 9 p.m.
Cakes, Bring and Buy, Bottle Stall, competitions
Admission 15p, Children 5p
commencing at 7-30 p.m.
Also anyone wishing to becomo mombors of tho
society will be welcome on this occasion to enrol.
Miss Hilda Basnett (producer) will run
through the show for all interested members.
. SUPPER DANCE AT THE CIVIC HALL
SATURDAY, JUNE 19th 8 p'.m: 8 12 p.m.
(supper served— 9 p.m. — 10 p.m. group
STRICTLY FOR CASH with MC PAUL DOUGLAS
CATERS: BONDS of Elswick TICKETS C1.50 from the secretary CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SCOUT COUNCII
A U C T IO N SALE to be held in
ST MARY’S PARISH HALL
SATURDAY, JUNE 26th at 2 p.m. Auctioneer — Mr Peter McKenna Viewing from 10 a.m.
GOODS FOR AUCTION WOULD BE GRATEFULLY . RECEIVED .
DISCO 15—SAINTS ALIVE 00—STARS ON SUNDAY
WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS
Featuring DISCO 2 0 0 0 a.d. 00—THE STATE OF Action Saturday
WELLSPRINGS HOTEL Tel. 23870
on the Short Ovals FORMULA ONE
STOCK CAR N RACING
ELSON SUPREME TROPHY
featuring superstars Cron- shaw, Hlllam, Wainman, etc.
NELSON STADIUM CARR ROAD NELSON
SATURDAY, JUNE 19th 7-30 p.m.
HELLDR1VERS A N D .
WRECKERS THE MAIDEN TROPHY
featuring Great Ladies' Race WHITE CITY STADIUM
Trafford Park, Manchester
SATURDAY, JUNE 19th 7 p.m.
CUTHEROE
NATURALISTS’ SOCIETY SATURDAY, JUNE 26th
DINCKLEY
Blackburn bus 1-20 p.m. alight Whalley
Leader MR J. WALLBANK
West Bradford Methodist Church ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
on Sunday, June 20th, at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Preacher: REV,.PETER LANCASTER, B.A., of Wakefield. Also
CHRISTELLES GIRLS' CHOIR from Central Methodist Church, Morecambe
and soloist, MR OSWALD EVANS, of Blackburn
DON'T FORGET Ribble Valley Playgroup's
SUMMER FETE
SATURDAY,
JUNE 19th at 2 p.m.
at BRIGHT STREET DAY NURSERY, CLITHEROE
Fun formal! the family VILLAGE HALL CHIPPING
LONGRIDGE FIELD DAY SATURDAY, JUNE 19th
DECORATED VEHICLE FANCY DRESS
INCLUSIVE OF CHICKEN BARBECUE LICENSED BARS AT ALL TIMES
TICKETS £2 EACH
X Skipton Conservative Association, 19 Otley Street, Skipton. Tel. 2092.
tell. 25939.
Inquiries for tickets to Clitheroe Conserva tive Association, 9 Railway View, Clitheroe. Te .
10—THE NATIVE K COUNTRY FAIR 8
00—SONGS OF PRAISE 25—THE ONEDIN LINE 15—FILM OF THE
JL GISBURNE PARK, GISBURN X SAT., SUN, JUNE 26th, 27th K
Open each day 11-30 a.m. Adpiisslon Adults SOp
Free car parks Children (gnder 12) 30p \
30—THE WORLD 15—STOP TO THINK 00—THREE CHEERS
55—NEWS REVIEW^ . ^
8, BARBECUE DANCE | ^
SATURDAY, JUNE 26th FAIR TIME FROLIC
THREE KINDS OF MUSIC from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., featuring
featuring ^ ^
S THE FORTUNES H V & CARNIVAL S T E E L B A N D S S
8, DISCO S 8
Another thyPng*actlon film from ALISTAIR MACLEAN, author of GUNS ,OF NAVARONE and WHERE EAGLES ■ DARE
CLITHEROE SUPPORT GROUP FOR GARSTANG CHESHIRE HOME
A CO N C ER T by the
STONYHURST COLLEGE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
at STONYHURST COLLEGE
SATURDAY,
JUNE 1.9th 8-15 p.m.
TICKETS 50p from COWMANS, KING STREET, CLITHEROE, or from COMMITTEE MEMBER.
CLITHEROE LADIES’ CIRCLE No 691
GOOD AS NEW SHOP
52 PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE ON SATURDAY, JUNE 19th 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Proceeds to local charities RENT-A RACKET!
STARDUST CLUB Tel. 22342
Saturday, June 19th
ROYSTON JONES Need .we say anymore!.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
SUNDAY LUNCHTIME CABARET
Sunday, June 27th, at 12 noon
QUANTRO Clitheroe's Own Group
. Tote £10 15-23. £5 11-30 Raffle No. 23939
I 15—STATE OF PLAY ■
00—SEEING AND > 00—THE UNSETTLED
— Rush to the
COMMERCIAL o n Thursday for
. ' 1 / . , Tel. 23278 Grand Kinema. Tel. 23278 CIVIC HALL
THURS., FRI. & SAT. at 7-30 p.m. PETER SELLERS
' as Inspector Clousseau in the
RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER (u) * MON. TO SAT. at 7 p.m.
Clear the track for action packed entertainment
SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE
Organ: WILF Drums': JOHN Artist,SATURDAY'
STEVE MARTON Pop artist
SUNDAY ALAN DEVERON
TOMS BINGO WEDNESDAY EYES DOWN 8-15 ,
WEEKLY DOUBLE.............L...;.....;.......;...... .......6 — 2 WEEKLY TREBLE.... ....................— .... ..... 9 — 4 — 8
BEAUTY-SPOT IS ,
1 WRONGPLACE 1 FOR INDUSTRY ,,
PLANS to use agricultural buildings at' Holder Bridge Barn, Higher Hodder, as a base for, a garden and agricultural contracting business were this week described as 1‘shocking” by a Ribble Valley councillor. Coun. John Walmsley
(Waddington) told the Devel opment Sub-Committee it
would be a great shame to have an industrial estate develop near a beauty .spot like
Hodder.Bridge.
"If we allow one person to
use one building there is always the chance that others may apply. We would all like to see them.have a suitable site, but to have a big exten sion of industry in this part of th e c o u n t ry w o u ld .b e shocking.”
The applicant, Mr D. A.
Brown (Brown Bros.), said it was his intention to use the; site for storing and main taining a tractor, two trailers, two domestic-size grass mow ers, a domestic-size cultivator
and a car trailer. A diesel storage tank would also be installed.
Only maintenance work
would be .carried on in the barn with a possible maximum of 10 hours a week.
Reasons for objections
ST MICHAEL’S & ST JOHN’S ASSOC. are holding a
JUM B L E SALE INFANTS’ SCHOOL, LOWERGATE
in the
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th at 6-30 p.m.
Admission 5p.
ST PAUL’S SUNDAY SCHOOL, __low_m o o r _
ROSE FETE in the Parish Hall,
Saturday, June 19th, 1976 Parade 2-30 p.m. — Crowning 3 p.m.
Crowning Ceremony by Miss Heselton (former nurse)
received from nearby resi dents ranged from the possi bility of noise, banging, fumes and smoke caused by servic ing the plant items , to obstruction to tradesmen and the possibility of harm coming to a collection of ornamental water fowl at Hodder View. Coun. Bill Fleming (Billing-
ton) said the council had to have some sympathy with the applicant.
“I don’t think it is the case
that they want to go there, but it is perhaps the only place they can go. There is employ ment involved here and really it is a question of finding an alternative site."
Coun. Geoffrey Ainsworth
(Salesbury) said he did not think it was the right place for small-scale development of any kind.
The suggestion of Coun.:
Fleming that members visit the site was rejected on a vote and the application was turned down for three reasons inappropriatencss in a rural area (Forest of Bowland Area of O u ts tan d in g ' Natural Beauty), possibility of further similar applications, and addi tional use of a private access road and traffic dangers to other road users.
Caravan plan
refused
A PLAN to construct a site for 15 caravans on land behind the Commercial Hotel, Gis- burn, was turned down by the Ribble Valley Council's Devel opment Sub-Committee. The applicant J. R. W.
Heyworth, proposed to use the land as a touring site for caravans. In a report to the committee, Chief Architect and Planning Officer Mr Charles Wilson said that in many respects the proposal was reasonable in planning terms. However, local residents
and tlie Parish Council had o b jected , mainly on the g ro u n d s th a t th e re a re already more than sufficient spaces on sites in the area. The application was refused
for four reasons. It would be a hazard to traffic on the main road; vehicles entering and leaving the site would conflict with vehicles using the hotel car park; increased pedestrian activity on the main road would also be a traffic hazard, and similar development along the main road would be dif ficult to oppose.
Useful tips Members of Subden WI
were given a talk and demon stration on flower arranging by Mrs Rushton, of Read, at Monday’s meeting in the coun cil school. In a very short time she produced some wonderful examples of floral art and gave the members some use ful tips. All the arrangements wore raffled at the end of the meeting. A competition for a miniature flower arrangement was won by Mrs S. Spencer. Members were also given
an account of the WI annual meeting in London by a member of their link institute at Fence.
Trumps At a Sabden Over 60s dub
whist and domino drive at St Mary’s Catholic Club, winners were: Ladies — Mrs South- well, Mrs N. Bruge. Gents — Mr Sims, Mr Harrison. Mr Sims also won the raffle.
Downham
Cricket Clitheroe Police had a five
wicket victory over Downham at the Barley Field recently. But the village side had bet
ter luck on Sunday when they defeated a team of Lancaster University staff by eight wic kets. Umpires were Mr T. S. Pringle and Mr K. Whittaker. Mrs S. Reed was scorer. The cricketers now have a
caravan from which refresh ments are served and this was used for the first time on Sun day. It was paid for by fund raising events held by mem bers and their wives.
\
Hurst Green Fete Queen
% Dutton girl Carol Dixon (16)
was chosen as Hurst Green fete queen at a village dance on Friday. ■ ' . Selected,by members of the
EGB Band, Carol will be crowned at Hurst Green fete on August 7th. Her atten dants will be Julie Wilkinson and Patricia Holden.
Sabden ’
Pageant" The vicarage gardens of St
Nicholas’s Church," .Sabden, were the scene of pageant and colour as this year’s rose queen, Miss Gillian, Duff, received her crown from rctir- jn g q u e en Miss C a th y Rimmer.
’ Tlie opener of the cventiwas
Mr Peter Shorrock and stalls and games were arranged.,St. Mary’s RC Church will be having their garden party on Saturday.
■ /
Anglers Members of Sabden Sea
A n g le rs ’, Club held their annual meeting on Sunday at the Pendle Witch Hotel. Mr Albert Atkinson was elected chairman, Mr Philip Loekhar secretary and Mr Alan Whal ley treasurer. Committee members are Mr David Jack- son, Mr A. Stott and D Beard.
Procession The Longridge Prize Band
led the procession of witness for St Nicholas’s Church, Sab den, on Sunday afternoon. After the procession through the village, a service was held in the church. The preacher was the Rev. Norman Mad- dock, of Chatburn.
LOWERBATE, CUTHEROE mentioned 1974, 1975, 1976 good beer guide
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