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2 Clilheroe Advertiser and Times, September 1st, 1977 ■\3


YOUR WEEKEND — VIEWING------ SATURDAY


8- V".i


B B C - 1 55—BOD


‘ 9-10—MARINE BOY 9- 35—WHY DON’T YOU___?


5-35—NEWS 5- 6-


•


, 5-10—THE PINK PANTHERSHOW


10-00—BUGS BUNNY 10-15—GRANDSTAND


7- 8-


12-


10- 11-


6- 40—BRUCE FORSYTH AND THE GENERATION GAME


9-50—NEWS


9- 00—STARSKY AND HUTCH


DAY SPECIAL B B C - 2


2-55—SATURDAY CINEMA


7-40—2-45 —OPEN UNIVERSITY


7- 45—NETWORK 8- 15—COUNTRY GAME 8-45—FLYING’S A WONDERFUL THING


4-30-CRICKET 7-30—NEWS AND SPORT


BBC-1


9-00—NAIZINDAGI NAYAJEEVAN


12-15—SUNDAY WORSHIP


9-30—MISTER MEN


3-lO-GOINGFORA SONG


1-55—FILM iMATINEE “Across the Wide Missouri,” starring Clark Gable, Ricardo Montalban, John Hodiak, J. Carrol Naish.


5-15—LAUREL AND HARDY


1-00—FARMING 1-25—AN ABC OF MUSIC 1-40-ON THE MOVE 1-50—NEWS HE.ADLINES


‘The Perils of Pauline,” starring Pat Boone, Terrj’-Thomas, Pamela Austin.


DUKESTREET EMERYSHOW


50—STAR TURN 15—DR WHO


- ' FRANKENSTEIN AND FRIENDS! “Son of Dracula,”


9-00—UBUROI 9-55—DRACULA,


11-10—NEWS ON 2 11-15—CRICKET 11- 45—FIL»I “Evil of Frankenstein,” starring Peter Cushing.


starring Lon Chaney.


Granada


30-THE DUCHESS OF 25—THE DICK


30— WEATHERftlAN


00—MATCH OF THE 30—PARKINSON


12-


10-45—SATURDAY MATINEE George Sanders in “The Body Stealers.”


10-10—COOL McCOOL 10-30—HARMONY ABROAD


9-20—CLUE CLUB 9-40—A HOUSE FOR THE FUTURE


5-05—NEWS 5-15—CARTOON 5-


SPORT MOVIE


THE HODDER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY


35th ANNUAL


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th on the RECREATION FIELD, DUNSOP BRIDGE


SHOW Cattle, sheep, horticulture, handicrafts,


children’s and Y.F.C. classes, local children’s pony classes, Cumberland and Westmorland wrestling, it’s a knockout competition, open tug of war, football (Slaidburn v Newton), working terriers, side shows, licensed bar, musical interludes by Slaidburn Silver Band. Admission 50p. Children 10p. Car park 25p.


BOWLAND FOREST Y.F.C. HOE OOWH


at NEWTON VILLAGE HALL Tickets £1.50.


30—WORLD OF


6- 20—THE JETSONS 6- 7-


COMPANY 25—CASH AND


55—MR AND MRS 25—THRILLER


10-30—PANDORA’S BOX 10-55—AND THE VILLAIN IS . . .


9- 45—MARTI 10-15—NEWS


SUNDAY


8-05—NEWS ON 2 8-


10-35—THE ROMAN WAY 10-50-SUNDAY CINE5U “Act of Violence,” Fred Zinnemann season starring Van Heflin, Robert • Ryan.


9- 00—ENCORE NYJO 9-45—NORTH AND SOUTH


ARTS Granada


3-40—INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS


6-


7- 8-


5-35—NEWS 5- 45—THE EAGLE OF THE NINTH


6- 40—SONGS OF PRAISE


FRIENDS


10- 11-


10-00—MORNING WORSHIP


9-40—THE BEATLES 30—LINK


11-25-CLASSICAL FAIRYTALES


OURSELVES


12- 00—FACE THE PRESS 12-30—UNTAMED WORLD


11- 15—THE CHESTER MYSTERY PLAYS


10-00—NEWS 10-


“A Man For All Seasons,” starring Paul Scofield, Wendy Hiller, Leo McKern, Roberi Shaw, Orson Welles, Susannah York.


11- 00—THE BRONTE BUSINESS


PROM


15—SINATRA AND 05—FILM


1-


2- 3-


1-00—MRMAGOO 1-05—'THE LOST ISLANDS


WORLD OF KRESKIN


MATCH MATINEE 5- 45—THE 10—THE SUNDAY


11-30—WEATHERMAN B B C - 2


1-55-CRICKET 6- 45—NEWS REVIEW 7-


7-40—1-55 —OPEN UNIVERSITY


ABOUT US


6-25—APPEAL 6- 7- 8-


6- 8- 15—THE WORLD 12-


10- 11-


SUITE 9- 45—NEWS 00—UNDERSTANDING 30—CLAPPERBOARD I 35—THE AMAZING


05—THE KICK-OFF 10—SUNDAY


5-20—JUNIOR SUNDAY QUIZ


“A Tale of Two Cities.”


ADVENTURESOF BLACK BEAUTY 15—NEWS


SEPT4WEEK


7.05 8.35


A NEW EXPERIENCE IN TOTALTERROR!


30—HERE I STAND 15—HI SUMMER 00—EXECUTIVE


^ SAN FRANCISCO DRAMA ADVENTURER 05—'THE 55—THE STREETS OF


00—THE SUNDAY 05—OPEN NIGHT


lOBIN ASKWITHI VANESSA SHAW < H O S P I T i l l .


Separate Shows ai 2.15 5.40


, 'JODIE FOSTER KanattoniUMig ---- » Attrane^CompeivigfKn*


- -unusual and haviOng- n se t to ty with


moments o l genuine ahock.-


B I O g E S T f Russ Meyer's


FLOWER FESTIVAL ST HELEN’S CHURCH


WADDINGTON, Nr CLITHEROE FRIDAY 9th to


MONDAY 12th SEPTEMBER 10 a.m. — 7 p.m. DAILY


PHIL CASE M.I.D.T.A. 1


1 DISCO P.A. HIRE STRICT TEMPO or POPS


000 WATT STEREO EQUIPMENT AVAIL­ ABLE


Garden Parties, Weddings, Disco Dances, etc.


Let a professional run your function


Qualified teacher of Latin Ballroom, etc. TEL. CLITHEROE 26224


Clitheroe Division Conservative Association Whalley, Wiswell and Barrow Branch. IS ALWAYS SOMETHINGS m AT THE LEGION ’ V .' CLITHEROE -


MEMBERS’NOTICE FRIDAY .


\ ^ s ^ m


TO THE ORGAN SUNDAY


from 8 p.m. Lady Members Free Draw Morning Members Free Draw Evening 8'p.m. . ’ : ?>l


DANCING TO THE ORGAN


'


Modem progressive dancing Associates Welcome


TO THE ORGAN DANCING


DANCING


from 8 p.m. SATURDAY


OLD PEOPLES’WELFARE COMMI'TTEE - present


To celebrate the Silver Jubilee of Queen • Elizabeth


A GRAND EXHIBITION


at PENDLE CLUB on SATURDAY NEXT SEPTEMBER 3rd from 10 a.m, to 6.30 p.m.


^ Bsbm ‘NOSTALGIA”


Items from three reigns. Queen Victoria,'King Edward VII, King George V- .- To interest all ages


. Including tea and home-made biscuits


More than 300 objects to be seen V Admission 20p


BARBEQUE LUNCH at Lower Clerk Hill Farm, Whalley.


Sunday, September 4th, 1977 12-30—2-30 p.m.


by kind permission of Dr and Mrs M. C. Maw. Licensed Bar. Admission £1


ISTANBUL 1978?


Anyone interested in


joining a holiday- cum-pilgrimage


to ISTANBUL & THE SEVEN CHURCHES of


meeting In CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH HALL on MONDAY,


ASIA MINOR NEXT JULY is invited to a


SEPT. 5th, at 7-30 p.m. when Mrs Margaret


Lupton will speak and show slides.


Details from Rev. John


Hudson, Clitheroe Vicarage. Tel. 23317


METHODIST CHURCH LOW MOOR


Sunday, Sept. 4th SERVICES


Harvest Services


MORNING lo a o Rev. Vickers


EVENING 6 REV. G. W. S.


6 p.m. KNOWLES


Soloist at Evening Service MR F. CLARKSON


Monday, Sept. 5th Hanest Social SUDE SBY


MR D. BUTTERFIELD Sale of Fruit etc


to commence at 7-30 p.m. Admission Adults lOp


Chir • ildren 5p - Including Refreshments


WADDINGTON SOCIAL AND BOWUNG CLUB


WHIST AND DOMINOES


TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th. 30p including tea and biscuits Start 7-30 p.m.


CLITHEROE FLOWER CLUB


Jumble Sale


FRIDAY, SEPT. 2nd, 7 p.m.


ST JOHN


AMBULANCE ROOMS ADMISSION 5p


CTAXI 2 4 0 2 3


WANT A


ASTLE CARS Ring Bob Geldard


DAY OR NIGHT Reg. office


170 Whalley Road, Clitheroe. No connection


with any other firm and CURIOS CRAFTS


handicr^ts etc. , photos of old Grindleton, interesting


Display of soft toys,


by-gones, bring and buy stall, teas ,


in ST AMBROSE SCHOOL SAT. SEPT., 3rd, 2—6p.ni.


Admission 15p Children 5p


SAT., SEPT. 3rd 2-30 p.m.


in YOUTH CLUB Refreshments Admission 3p


CHATBURN.DOWNHAM AND WORSTON


WOMEN’S CONSERVATIVE BRANCH


JUMBLE SALE In the


School Hall,.Chatbuni


FRIDAY, SEPT. 2nd at 7 p.m.


Admission 2p.


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f f lM T i r s I BIZARREANDTHEBEAUTIFUL AA REFRESHMENTS KING’S ARMS, Bawdlands PANEL DARTS


COMMENCED FRIDAY, AUGUST 26th 16 Players Weekly


Register before 8 p.m.


ROCHDALE STADIUM FRIDAY, SEPT. 2nd at 7-00


STOCK CARS THE RQCHDALE


SUPREMETRQPHY


with Frankie Wainman, Andy Stott, Dave Berresford, WWle


Harrison, Gordon Smith, Mike Close, Harry Smith, John Lund


WHA TAU NEUP DONT MISS THIS


NOTE: FRIDAY at 7-0 p.m.


TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 41653


SAWLEY TAXI


Langho, Billington and Dinkley Bnm^


DARWEN DIVISION ^ CONSERVATIVE


ASSOCIATION


aw m i iV E HomeofCoun. MrsT. H Yates)


Admission lOp. Children free CUTHEROE FC SOCIAL EVENING a t th e STARDUST CLUB


TUESDAY, SEPT. 6fh 8 p.m.


Admission 50p Including supper


GRINDLETONW.I.


W h a l le y Old R o a d , Billington


On Satuiday, September 3rd 2 p.m. — 6 p.m.


t Three Bays Barn off ’


Home-made teas, tombola, pony rides, nearly new stall, competitions


CLITHEROE KICK OFF 3 p.m.


Admission 25p and 15p


BOWLAND FOREST YOUNG FARMERS


Newton Village Hall, DOWN HOE


Saturday, September 10th, 8 p.m. to 12 midnight


Houghton Band


Admission by ticket only 1^.50, available Dunsop


SSMICHAa'S&JOHnS LADIES'GUILD


JUMBLE BIBLE SOCIETY


at THE VICARAGE, CHURCH STREET, SATURDAY,


GARDEN PARTY


To be opened at 2-30 p.m. by Mrs Stanley BirtwelL Admission and tea 20p. Children 15p.


SEPTEMBER 3rd WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PENDLETON


Afternoon Teas Pendleton Village Hall 3 to 6 p.m.


f Sat, SepL 3rd


All Home Made Confectionery Produce Stall


10. (12) “Sometll 11. (16) “Do anjl 12. (19) “Ithink! 13. (20) “Down i 14. (—) “Gany , 15. (18) “Spanisj 16. (_) “Silver 17. (—) “Down 18. (8) “I fed 1 19. (15) “Easy” , 20. (—) “Oxj'gerl


9. (17) “.Alagic r 8.


— Diana Ross i Record Bar.


■ Last week’s plj black”*La Belle j


(1) “Angelcl (10) “Float! (4) “You gil (5) “That’s [ (9) "Nights I (2) “The cri (3) “It’s yo| (7) “.All arc!


Support Feature


10-30 a.m. The Rev. D. Cave St Barnabas, Blackburn


7-30 p.m. The Rev. J. Astil Church o f the Saviour, Blackburn


LOW MOOR CLUB SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th


RUSSEL


M A R T IN Comedy vocal


with COLIN BARRY SOUND


54901 54536 54745 55389 53893 53985 55497 54848


RIBBLE VALLEY ARTS ASSOCIATION


WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14th 7-30 p.m.


WHALLEY ADULT CENTRE


Broughton Mannequins In


150 Years of Fashion


Tickets 40p from Whalley Adult Centre (or evenings Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 12th and 13th, Ribblesdale School)


supposed to be r the country’!! should be wel matters of cif before blatantl}! another Bbckp<l By all meal


t SHAWBRIDGE S atu rd ay, Septem be r 3rd


a FOOTBALL


Canada, the Lall nearby Spriiig ’! apparent indiffel steadily diminl life. Of coursf Coun. Gretton fl erity to find pe;l and a variety animal life in th|


T O I


will get all the si| world from tho:l no other interest! trj'side than to [ an unclean moil He is certainly p | packed gallery. Evidence froil


region in thisl Surelj’ peofl


IT is with thl support to tl James Fell al the proposal [ Stocks KeserJ Similar idel


THIS SATURDAY SMWTYTOWM


NEXT WEDNESDAY Once again


the Magnificent WINSTON ADMISSION


STILL FREE before 11 p.m. Subject to club rules


ST ANDREW’S, SLAIDBURN


liJIR¥EST FESTi¥^L


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th 10—THE LIVELY


STARDUST CLUB Tel. Clitheroe 22342.


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd P E N N I N E D U O


welcome return to a great duo!


FOR THE PRESENT, DISCOS WILL BE DISCONTINUED


WE ARE RESUMING THESE IN THE NEAR FUTURE


ADMISSION WILL BE STRICTLY BY SHOW OF MEMBERSHIP CARDS


Raffle for August 27th, 1977 1 05643 No. 2 05507 No. 3 05615.


“ S O U M G S 1 8 ”


(THE SOUND OF GLEN MILLER AND OTHER GREATS)


8 p.m. to 11-30 p.m. ADMISSION 50p


T e l . 2 3 1 3 0 or 2 3 6 6 5 PRESENT


THURSDAY, 8th SEPTEMBER


8- 45—THE INTERNATIONAL POP PROMS


. JackHugmanas Quincy in “Who’s Who in Neverland?”


WHALLEY WE A Whalley Adult Centre


OF THE RIBBLE VALLEY LOCAL HISTORY


20 weeks course from Sept. 29th, Thursday at 7-15 p.m. History round Whalley. There will be visits to places studied and to houses and lands of local historically influential people.


Tutor: Jessica Lofthouse Fee £7, State pensioners £3.50


10 weeks, Thursdays, Januarj' 1978. Art of the 17th century will be surveyed with emphasis on painting.


( 17th CENTURY ART Tutor: Brigid Hardwick.


Fee.-£3.50. State pensioners £1.75.


in conjunction with Manchester Extra-Mural Department)


CLITHEROE WEA


1 9 7 7 - 7 8 c l a s s e s a t ^ i b i s i e s c i a i e A c f y i t C e B i i t r e


O R N IT H O LO G Y — 20 weeks course from Monday, October 3rd, 7-15— 9-15 p.m. A course for beginners and knowledgeable students. Four field trips and possibly a weekend. Tutor: Ron Freelhy.


PO L IT IC S IN TH E MODERN WORLD — 20 weeks course from Tuesday, October 4th. This course should be of interest to those seekinq to understand the present political climate. Tutor Eddie Conway.


VA C C A R IE S , VILLAGES, MANORS AN D MONAS- TR IE S — 20 weeks from Wednesday, October 5th. An examination of the post-conquest social and economic development of the Bowland area. Tutor: Mary Higham B.Ed. (Hons.) F.R.G.S. Fee: weeks. Slate pensioners £3.50.


for 20 GENEALOGY — 10 weeks from January 1978. Mondays.


SCIENCE AND SOCIETY — 10 weeks from January 1978. Thursdays. In conjunction with ^ ra -Mu ra l Dept, of Manchester University.


SPR ING — IN D U S T R IA L A R C H A E O LO G Y AND BOTONY.


Hon. Sec. Nora Wilson, Whalley 3257.


STIRK HOUSE HOTEL GISBURN


WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th 77


D m M E R


B A M C E /C A B A R E T 8 p.m. — 1 a.m.


BEiNARP INNING DANCING TO—


LES ALLEN BAND


Tickets £7.25 inclusive Tel. Gisburn 581


SIMON WAPO -ANTHONY tIOPKINS


HAPPEN TO A VET JOHNALOERTON


M C«nan prcM* Iw [ M run p«tr*uHr« aT SHOULDN'T


M COUN USA


BLAKELY ' HARROW ---------MAYNARD


Organ: Wilf SOCIAL CLUB Drums: Doug SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd


CLITHEROE


SHANi ANTHONY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th


(Great act) F R E E A N D E A S Y


Dancing and Games Weekly double 29-4 won.


Weekly treble 5-21-8 not won. JOHN’S BONANZA BINGO


EVERY WEDNESDA Y 8 p.m.


CIVIC HALL dLltHEROE Tei. 232781 -


THURS., FRI. & SAT. at 7-30 p.m.


KING KONG (A) MONl to SAT. at 7 p.m.


James Hcrriot’s great Books


Based on


JSimon Ward


w i th as th e V e t. OK


Something for everyone a t Hodder Show


SIX new trophies have been donated to the Hodder Valley Show committee to be competed for at the 35th annual show on September 10th.


Readwood Stables challenge trophy for champion pony.


1st PENDLE


. SCOUTS AND CUBS Preliminary Notice


AUTUMN FAIR


S aturday, O c tob e r 2 9 th United Reform Church


ch a llen g e cup will be competed for in the sheep section for the best pair of homed shearlings. The cup has been donated by ftfr Norman Schofield, of Storth Farm, Newton, in memory of his father. The other three are the


Lancaster Silver Jubilee trophy for the winner of a super-judge competition organised by the Young Farmers. Another is the H. A. Shaw Challenge trophy for the best de-horned heifer, and presented by the show’s president, Mrs Shaw, daughter of the late Judge Peel of Knowlmere Manor, Newton. The S. Schofield memorial


One is the' Duchy of


a ry tug of war match between Slaidburn and Newton teams. After the grand parade of champions. Sirs Shaw will present the trophies.


ITS A GREAT LITTLE PUB


KING’S ARMS CLITHEROE


THURSDAY, SEPT. 1st Country and Western


ROYSTON JONES


SATURDAY, SEPT. 3rd MIKE SAXON SUNDAY, SEPT. 4th


Sth week talent competition 1st prize £25, 2nd £10, 3rd £5.


ALL NEW ENTRIES WELCOME


EVERYSUNDAY at


DISCOTHEQUE


A N EW D .J . D E R Y C K WRIGHT 4- GUEST D.J.S


below The Station Hotel, Nelson


AH drinks at Pub Prices TRAX


and Westmorland arestling will be able to see the experts at work and to compete against them. There will be the custom­


for all the family, including sideshows and a children’s fairground. The young farmers have organised an “It’s a knockout competi­ tion. Followers of Cumberland


Dunsop Bridge for the first time, promises to maintain its usual high standard. Joint secretaries, Mr and Mrs J. Thompson and Mrs Shirley Kendall, of Harrop Bungalow, Slaidbum, report a Wgh entry in all sections particularly in the sheep classes. There will be something


the Metcalf trophy for the best handy pony, given by Mr Jam es Metcalf, of M o s s th w a i t e F a rm , Newton, and a trophy, donated anonymously for the smartest horse or pony. The show, to be held at


MarA trai ClitX


s o Coun that an auej market towT hronism and wasteful ui| site.”


the auctioil considerab| CUtheroe, nc| but for the As such, it asset, quite ' substantial g | leries!) it is pay.


would like Yates' view represent a and less “an:| of that site.


I am suni ' As alreadi


better positici relative econj the s ta tu s ' changed situiL by Coun. Yai|


They wouli


FRANK S. King StrecI


Clilheroe.


“Naturalist” e | explanation unusual spectal


the course of| bird had lost feathers, but the whole of glor>'.” Perhaps oui|


JIMMY FELlI Limefield Axxl Whalley.


• LETTERS tion panted 6!.|


feet. The who I and the first hi neck was comil ' We could unT


several minutel of no more thtf


garden, livef apparently I health. It wal plumage, a dell and marred f only. It hadn’i its head! We watcheci


A FEW days! <md I saw son! in our e.xperiel A. thrush cl


address as J of good /a it f writer iris/il nom-de-pluil


general publiJ concrete jungle.l Gretton can res I


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