2. Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September 30U,
YOUR W E E K E N D 'VIEWING-
^SATURDAY SUNDAY BBC 1
BBC 1
l?-27—WEATHER 12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-05—TOM AND JERRY 5-
10—NEWS
. 5-25—THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF
- DISNEY 6- 6-
8- 9-
7- 25—THE DUCHESS OF DUKE STREET 15—THE TWO
AND THE GENERATION GAME
U-40—PARKINSON 12-12—WEATHERMAN
BBC 2
2-40—SATURDAY CINEMA: Anna Neagle in "The Courtney’s of Curzon Street”
7-40 -1-55—OPEN . UNIVERSITY
4-30—VISION ON 4-
G-15—NETWORK 6-
5- 7- MR MILNE PROGRAMME
55—THE MONEY 45—OPEN DOOR
7-50—MR MAGOO
10- 11-
11-
7-55—NEWS AND SPORT S-15—THE LIVELY ARTS — IN PERFORMANCE 50—THE
GAMEKEEPER 50t—NEWS ON 2
"Captive City” starring David Niven, Ben Gazzara, Michael Craig
Qranada 9-
9.15—A PRESENT FROM THE PAST
10-05—FANTASTIC VOYAGE
10-
12- 5- 6- 7-
8-
JACK CHARLTON'S WAY
30—SATURDAY
’ MATINEE: Anthony Steele and Stanley Baker in “Checkpoint”
9- 00—BARETTA
SQUARES WALLS
10-30—NEWS 10- 11-
10-00—THE MANY WIVES OF PATRICK
45—AQUARIUS
Jeanne Crain in “Apartment for Peggy”
30—WORLD OF SPORT 15—THE INVADERS 15—NEW FACES 15—CELEBRITY
10- 11-
9- 00—WITHIN THESE 12- 1-
30—THE LATE FILM:2- 3-
4-
C OP I E S o f p h o l o g r a p h s' taken for the Clitheroe Adver tiser and Times, can be ordered from our King Street office.
6" x 4"........... 43p 8" x 6".......... 65p
6- 6- 7- 7-
5- 5-
8- 8- 9-
Granada WORSHIP
11-25—CARTOON 11-
YOGA 30—THE BEACHCOMBERS
1-10—PRO-CELEBRITY SNOOKER 10—1
MATCH
ADVENTURESOF MR MAGOO
RANDOLPH CHURCHILL
SHOW 00—WEEKEND WORLD THE FAMOUS 05—'THE KICK OFF
10—THE PERSUADERS 05—JENNIE, LADY
05—THE MUPPET 35—GOLDEN HILL 15—TEMPTATIONS
05—NEWS
00—STARS ON SUNDAY 25—THE BIONIC
WOMAN
20—YUS MY DEAR 50—NEWS
11-05—OTHER PEOPLE, OTHER PLACES
Carol White in “Daddy’s Gone A-Hunting”
11-25—THEATRE OF STARS
05—THE BIG FILM:
STARDUST CLUB TEL. CLITHEROE 22342
SAT., OCT. 2nd
RON FRASER TUES., OCT. 5th
by request!!
WOOL SALE WED., OCT. 6th
LADIES DARTS ST PAUL'S LOW MOOR CHOIR COFFEE EVENING I 4 THE PARISH HALL
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st 7-30 p.m.
ENTERTAINMENT BY THE CHOIR Starting at 8 p.m.
ADMISSION 15p BRING & BUY
Telephone Clitheroe
TAX! SAWLEY 4 1 6 5 3
TOSSiDE CHURCH WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE
on SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 9th. at 7-45 p.m.
ADMISSION 35p CHILDREN 15p including supper
In aid oI Children’s Christmas party
SHORT OVAL RACING ACTION FORMULA ONE STOCK CAR RACING
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 7-30 p.m.
NELSON STADIUM Carr Road, Nelson
HELLDRIVERS and WRECKERS
BRITISH OPEN CUP FINAL
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 7 p.m. -
White City Stadium,. Trafford Park, • Manchester.
TOTE: 25/9/76 £10. 24-17. £5 9-17.
TURKEY DRAW No. 02211 B/SHERRY No. 02225.
CLITHEROE NATURALIST SOCIETY
OCTOBER 2nd SATURDAY,
LONGRIDGE FELL
PRESTON BUS — 12-30 p.m. alight Stonyhurst Road End
LEADER—MISS D. A. LATTER to be held at the AGM
VICTORIA HOTEL MARKET PLACE
OCTOBER 7th 7-30 prompt
WHALLEY . METHODIST CHURCH
JUMBLE SALE
OCTOBER 2nd at 2 p.m.
SATURDAY, ADMISSION 2p RIMINGTON
MEMORIAL INSTITUTE MANAQEMENT COMMITTEE
WHIST &
DOMINO DRIVE SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 2nd 7-45 p.m. :
Admission: Adults 40p, Chil dren 20p, Including Potato Pie Supper
ST PAUL’S CUB SCOUTS JUMBLE
SEPTEMBER 30th, 6 to 6 p.m.
SALE THURSDAY,
CH IP P IN G S H OW S O C IA L C O M M I T T E E
WHIST and
DOMINO DRIVE Craven Heifer, Chaigley, Monday October 4th.
Admission35pIncluding.. supper 7-45 start.
MIKE COLLINS
FOR CHRISTMAS Tel. BURNLEY -
Disco BOOK NOW
23642 BINGO NIGHT at the
HARK TO BOUNTY Slaidburn
by kind permission of Mr & Mrs P. Hey
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7th 7-45 p.m.
Admission 33p Inc. . refreshments,
Proceeds In aid of Slaidburn Village Hall.
MANOR HALL
Mlllthorne Avenue, Clitheroe Sunday, October 3rd
GOSPEL
SERVICE 6-30 p.m.
Speaker:: Mr George Gordon, Blackburn
DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL
BINGO,
BEETLE A DANCE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st 8 p.m.
ADMISSION: 40p Including refreshment
TELEPHONES:
Editorial......Clitheroe 22324 Advertising
..Clitheroe 22323 Classified...... Burnley 22331
FELLOWSHIP WOMENS
Wednesday, October 6th 2-45 p.m.
. Mrs Cotton Btqckbgrn ECONOMIC STORES
DENIM DENIM DENIM
UNISEX
VARIOUS STYLES OF DRESSES, PINAFORES DUNGAREES, SKIRTS. CAT SL
SMOCKS, WAISTCOATS JACKETS & JEANS
. “SKIPPIO” & “BRUTUS”
70 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel.'22679
CHURCH HALL ADMISSION 3p
ST PAUL’S
CHARITY FOLK CONCERT with
THE WAGGONERS plus supporting artist6
at THE CIVIC HALL STANLEY STREET, NELSON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd 8 — 10-30 p.m.
Admission 60p at the door — Proceeds In eld of Cave Rescue Organisation.
BRiTISH LEGION CLITHEROE
ROYAL
womens section GRAND
POPPY BALL
AND BUFFET FRIDAY, OCT. 29th . at STARKIE ARMS 8 p.m. tp 1 a.m.
TICKETS £1.50 EACH (limited) a v a b lla b le from womens committee members
,8p.m. — 1a.m.
30—THE PLAYWRIGHT 00—MORNING
00—KEEP UP WITH
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION (Ribble Valley Branches)
GRAND POPPYBALL
in the Memorial Hall, Hurst Green, on Friday, October 8th, 1976,
Dancing from 9 p.m. till 2 a.m. to the
PARAGON BANJO BAND Selection of Poppy Queen.
Judges will be assisted by Mr Geoff Seed, of Granada TV. licensod bar applied for.
Tickols £1 each. All proceeds to the Royal British Legion Poppy Fund.'
10-30—NEWS; WEATHER 10-10—MATCH OF THE DAY
RONNIES HUTCH
35—BRUCE FORSYTH 10—DR WHO
.9-05—RAGTIME 9-20—ON THE MOVE 9-30r-MULTI-COLOURE D SWAPSHOP
10- 11-
9-30—PLAYBOARD 9-45—THE SUNDAY GANG
1-25—PARENTS AND CHILDREN
1-00—FARMING IN WALES
3-50-
00—STARSKY AND 4- 5- 5-
1-50—NEWS HEADLINES 1-55—FILM MATINEE: Errol Flynn in “Virginia City” with Miriam Hopkins, Humphrey Bogart, Randolph Scott •LAUREL AND HARDY
6- 05—ON THE MOVE 6-15—ANNO DOMINI 6-50—RICHARD BAKER 6- 7- 8-
10—THE WALTONS 00—LORNA DOONE 55—NEWS
BOX OFFICE — 19/23 LEEDS ROAD, NELSON-
10-30—NEWS 10-
8-45—THE SUNDAY FILM: “The Mckenzie Break” starring Brian Keith, Helmut Griem, Ian Hendry
40—FRANCIS
11- 30—THE EDITORS .12-12—WEATHERMAN
45—MR SHEPARD AND 25—M*A*S*H '
BBC 2
55—MIDNIGHT MOVIE: 7-
8-
4-35—RUGBY SPECIAL 6- 7-
4-05—'THE RICHEST . RACE IN THE WORLD
7-40-1-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY
EXPERIENCE ABOUT US
40—PLAY SOCCER —
10-10—PLAY FROM ‘A’ 10-40—SCREEN GODDESSES: Sophia Loren in ■ "Yesterday, Today ■ and Tomorrow”
8-45—NEWS ON 2 8- 50—THE LIVELY ARTS
DREAM AT COVENTRY CATHEDRAL
35—NEWS REVIEW ■ 10—THE LIGHT OF
25—THE WORLD 15—TANGERINE
DURBRIDGE PRESENTS“THE DOLL”
55—SONG OF PRAISE 25—THE BROTHERS 15—FAWLTY TOWERS
HOURS OF OPENING — Mon. to Thurs., 9*30 e.m. to 5-30 p.m., Friday 9*30 a.m, lo 5 p.m., Saturday 9-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. TELEPHONE NELSON ________
. 692890.
Come Dancing to JOE LOSS AND HIS ORCHESTRA and Singing Stars — supported by Smiles Disco Colne Municipal Hall Friday, October 8th, 1976. Dancing from 8-0 p.m. to 1-0 a.m.
Tickets. £3.25, OAP's £2.60 (inclusive.of supper) PENDLE WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS 1976/77
THE BAND OF H.M. ROYAL MARINES THE FAiREY BAND . TEDDY WILSON TRIO
• RONNIE SCOTT QUARTET THE YETTIES
ACKER BILK & HIS PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND THE R US S CONWAY SHOW
C.W.S. (MANCHESTER)BAND REGINALD DIXON
WINGATES TEMPERANCE BAND PASSADENA ROOF ORCHESTRA BES SES O' TH* BARN BAND
EDDIE THOMPSON TRIO with LOIS LANE
THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS THE OLDHAM TINKERS OPERETTA FOR ALL
GILVERT AND SULLIVAN FOR ALL WALTER LANDAUER LESLIE RANDALL
THE RAY ELLINGTON QUARTET
MONTY SUNSHINE & HIS JAZZ BAND DAI FRANCIS
BRUCE TRENT In th e P an tom im e "RED RIDING HOOD’* LECTURES b y
FRED LOADS — JOHN JACKSON — MAJOR BLASHFORD-SNELL — HARRY WHEATCROFT — DOUO SCOTT — DON WHILLANS
40 pago illustrated brochures containing details of the above and other attractions, are now available by post from the undersigned, price 20p plus 10p postage. Please make remittances payable to Pendfo District Council
A.T. Fenton. 9'23 Leeds Roatf. NELSON. Lancs. Tol: Nelson 692890. Leisure Services Officer. I RETAINED ELEVENTH WEEK!.
This film Is marvellous entertain ment . . . it won all the top awards and you/only have to see It to know why!
JACK NICHOLSON as Randall P. McMurphy, LOUISE FLETCHER as Nurse Hatched in '
ONE FLEW OVER THE
(X) shows 2-30. 5-30, 8-00. CUCKOO’S NEST JACK WARNER an<* FRIENDS EDMUND HOCKRIDGE
CHRIS BARBER & HIS JAZZ BAND VICTOR SILVESTER’S ORCHESTRA
^
Don't call the cops . . . they ars the co p s ! JAM E S CAAN and ALAN ARKIN In
FREEBIE AND THE BEAN
Malcolm McDowell. Christopher Plummor, Simon Ward, Peter Firih, David Wood, Richard John son, John Gielgud, Ray-Mllland, Trevor Howard In
(A) supporting featurette. Shows St 2-20, 5-30. 8-05.
ACES HIGH
NEWTON VILLAGE HALL FARMERS BALL
AND SUPPER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8th 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
DANCING TO
GRAHAM TAYLOR FOUR CATERING by BONDS OF ELSWICK
SUPPER 8 p.m. prompt LICENSED BAR
ADMISSION £2.00 For tickets ring Slaldburn 259/642/643
SPRING MILL HOTEL
LANGHO Tel. Blackburn 47998 ■ H M B M a H M Saturday, October 2nd ' QUANTFtO Great Local Group
Sunday, October 3rd OVER 25s
DISCO
SUPPER AND LUNCHES ALWAYS AVAILABLE
KENNY BALL & HIS JAZZMEN
THE JACK DIEVAL TRIO THE MILLION AIRS -
BLACK DYKE MILLS BAND THE SPINNERS
Organ WILF
S O C IA L C L U B WELLGATE .
ARTIST SAT. OCTOBER 2nd
BILLY DUTTON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd
Pop Artist
TED & IRENE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7th
ARTIST OF THE YEAR SHOW . 2 FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
VICKIJBENNETT (Blackpool) BRYAN KRISTAN (Kendle)
TOMS CHRISTMAS BONANZA 8 p;m. each Wednesday
'___________ Treble Nos. —12-8-7 £50 not won Double Nos. — 5-8 won £30 next week. A.A. : 3 STAR
STIRK HOUSE HOTEL GISBURN
Drums JOHN
PUBLIC DINNER DANCE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23rd £5 PER PERSON
Exclusive of VAT and Service FOR FURTHER DETAILS — TEL. QISBURN 581 CLITHEROE CRICKET, TENNIS & BOWLING AUCTION SALE
OCTOBER 7th, 1976 at 7-30 p.m.
IN THE CLUBHOUSE Chatburn Road
Refreshments available.
ST HELEN’S CHURCH, WADDINGTON HARVEST SUPPER WHIST AND
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 St, 7-30 p.m. at the SUNDAY SCHOOL Admission 40p
DOMINO DRIVE
WHfST AND DOMINO PRIZES, POTATO PIE SUPPER AND RAFFLE
ALAN ELSDON & HIS BAND BARNEY KESSEL TRIO MOIRA ANDERSON
from Blackpool
THE BOBBY CRUSH SHOW FRIEDA HALL SHOW
9-00—NAIZINDAGINAYA JEEVAN
00—SUNDAY WORSHIP• ( 35—ZARABANDA
-c «s
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6th PENNY LANE Duo A A A A A A A A A A1 $
* ( - ( * (
• t - k
Trio
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 St NO ENTRY
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd J* JENSON
Guitar vocal A A A ★ ★ ★ ■A A'k'kictck. AAAA EDISFORD, CLITHEROE— Tel. 25536 PILKY’S BAR YOU DON’T HAVE TO SPEND A FORTUNE TO DINE OUT
Beside* our usual excellent menu, we now have an EXTENDED MENU — ' WHICH INCLUDES
RUMPSTEAK
HOME MADE STEAK & KIDNEY PIE
and many other good things LUNCH — 12 noon — 2-30 EVENINGS 6 — 10-30 •
A A A A A 3-
3* 3 - 3 -
3 - 3 - 3 -
3 - 3 - 3- 3 *
3 * > -
3 - ■ * Visit the
HYNDBURN ARTS and
" CRAFTS
'Exhibition and Sale : at ANTLEY METHODIST. ‘ CHURCH, ACCRINGTON OCTOBER 8th — 18»h
Opened by THE MAYOR O f HYNOBURN, COUN. A. CfitTCHlOW
Saturday 2— 6-30 p.m., Sunday*—9 • . ■
on Friday. October 8th, OI7-30 p m. WeekdayeS— Sand 6-30— 9 pm.
. * - ■ p.m.. : ■
Clow Monday, October 18th, 5 p.m. Admission: Adults ISp.OAPs arid ' children (accompanied by parents) 10p
FOLK
NITE OCTOBER 5th
GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS
SURPRISE GUEST
No admission charge THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 4th will see the welcome return of Distributed by ErtJ Film Distributors limited |
‘ also ERICK VON DANIKEN’S CHARIOTS OF THE GODS
COMING IN THE NEAR FUTURE — The film that took the world by storm “JAWS” watch this space for booking details ...
The JUDGE
WALMESLEY Billihgton
CIVIC HALL Tel. 23278 -Grand Kinema^TeLj327g_
THURS, FRI & SAT at 7:30 p.m. THE HINDENBURG w MON TO SAT at 7-15 p.m. ,
NAT COHEN pose An&BENJWWrlM FudxtoJ
CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH (St. Mary Magdalene’s) Sunday October 3rd. I d n i l y X t f l
HARVEST f e s t i v a l
8 and 11-15 a.m. Holy Communion (Said)
9-45 a.m. Family Communion & Children’s Gift Service, with special Readings, Songs, and Anthem-
6-30 p.m, Evensong; Preacher, Canon Reg. Smith, B.A., Rector and Dean of Bury.________
K.S.C, BALL
IN THE NEW HALL LOWERGATE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st Dancing to
THE DRIFTERS TICKETS £1 inel. supper
TOSSIDE INSTITUTE
MILITARY
DOOMING DRIVE
OCTOBER 2nd at 7-45 p.m.
SATURDAY,
ADMISSION 35p CHILDREN 15p INCLUDING SUPPER
‘ Gisburn Church
HARVEST THANKSGIVING AND GIFT DAY
Sunday, October 3rd 9 a.m. ■
HOLY COMMUNION 10-15
FAMILY SERVICE
& CHILDREN'S GIFT 6-30 EVENSONG
. Monday, October 4th HARVEST SUPPER'
AND ENTERTAINMENT Festival Hall at 7-30 p.m.'*
WESTBRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH
HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICES
Sunday, October 3rd, 197
at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. Proachor. Rev* W. Knowles Soloist: Mrs Ruth Johnson.
Monday, October 4th, at 7 p.m. Sale < . flowers, fruili etc.
ST ANDREW’S CHURCH •
SLAIDBURN ANNUAL
Saturday, October 9th at 3 p.m.
VILLAGE HALL in the Opener: Mr G. C. Harris
Headmaster of Ftlversmead School ADMISSION FREE BUFFET TEA
Licensed Bar
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