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77


m U R WEEKEND —^VIEW ING----- -


ISATURDAY m £ Granada


az —^ -


Ja^l5—PLAIN SAILING A SPORT WITH


;ii(Fl&—LONE RANGER ^-.c SHOW .- .:;


•-'-A' .jEaiil Robe^n iii^ •'.,; ‘ ^■


m TIN EE


» :!.“Sanders 6t the. -'-, 1 TvA Tliver.”


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nS-rOS—NEWS .-5-15—THE INVADERS- "6-15—NEW FACES -7-15—CELEBRITY SQUARES


;'9-15—NEWS 12-30—WORLD OF SPORT BRENDAN FOSTER .


I0;30—THE BEATLES -J. •10-50-SATURDA Y-r A . f r '


•■ -


SUNDAY Granada


9-30—LINK


11- 00—THE SPECIAL CHILD


10- 00—MORNING WORSHIP


11-25-CARTOON 11-


30—SKIPPY


12- 00—WEEKEND WORLD MO-STAR MAIDENS


r 3-10—SPACE 1999 . = 4-05—WISH YOU WERE HERE?


:, 8-00—RICH MAN. POOR MAN —PART TWO;


.A; BOXING--^ 12-15—THE LATE FILM; ;;; Barbara Hale in “The


n:00—WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP


■A Window.” ; ■ ■ BBC 1


'• CRUSOE 10-00—INDOORS OUTDOORS .


,<).00—MISTER MEN 9-1.5-JEANNIE • 9-3.5—ROBINSON


10-2.5—ZORRO 10-50—FILM “Pardon My Sarong,”


•■starring Abbott and Costello.


12-15—GRANDSTAND 5-10—NEWS 5-25—FEATURE FILM "The Fantastic .loumey,” starring .T.arod Martin, Carl Franklin, Ike Eisenmann, Katie Saylor.


fi..5.5—DRWHO 7-


10- 11- 12-


0-50—NEWS . - DAY SPECIAL AT THE MILL


8- 9-


BBC 2


7-40—1-55 p.m__OPEN UNIVERSITY


. ; Rock Hudson. 4-10—P LA Y AWAY


6- 00—OPEN DOOR 6-


7- 9-


T--45—M*A’‘S»H 8-


4- 40—LOOK STRANGER 5-


05—HORIZON IN CONCERT


AUSTRALIA: 100 NOTOUT


00—FILM


10-50—NEWS ON 2 10- 11-


30—SIGHT AND SOUTH) 30—NEWS AND SPORT 10—ENGLAIHIv ‘


“The Guest at Steenkampskraal.”


- Age, Cynthia,’' “30 is a Dangerous


starring Dudley Moore.


B U R N L E Y


INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE


25—MIDNIGHT MOVIE 6- 7-


55—NETIVORK


7- 8-


8- 9-


2-4.5—THE SATURDAY WESTERN "Seminole,” starring


-.... Roland, Zachary Scott.


IN PERSONS


AT THE MOVIES “Bandido," starring Robert Mitchum, Ursula Thiess, Gilbert


10-00—Al l YOU NEED IS - LOVE


’•4-35-JUST WILLIAM 5-


,;6'-05-NEWS . • 6-


SEVENTH


7- 00—APPEAL 7-05—STARS ON SUNDAY 7- 8-


6- 35—PATTERNS OF FAITH ■


CHRIST 25—MOVIN’ ON GO 20—DOCTOR ON THE


8-50—MOVIE OF THE WEEK


10-35—NEWS 10-


11-


. .. Keith Barron in “The Fire<diasers.”


HAMILTON IV COUNTRY


BBC 1


9-00-NAI ZlbTDAGI NAYA .lEEVAN


10- 10- 11- 11-


9-30-BAGPUSS 9- 45—LETS CELEBRATE


00—SATURDAY NIGHT


11 -50-SUNDA Y WORSHIP 12- 10—YOUR MOVE 12-35—THE 60 70 80 SHOW 1-00—FARMING 1-25—OTHER PEOPLE'S CHILDREN


.STUDIES


30-MIKE YARWOOD no—SERPICO


00—MATCH OF THE 30—SATURDAY NIGHT 20—WEATHERMAN'


5-


1-38—AN ABC OF MUSIC 1 -50—NEWS HEADLINES 1-55—FILM Joan Crawford in “The Bride Wore Red,” also starring FranchotTone, Robert Young.


3-.35-BUGS BUNNY 3- 45—THE HIGH


5- 00—GO WITH NOAKES 5-25—ROB BOY


4- 30—YOUNG SCIENTISTS OF THE YEAR


CHAPARRAL


Support 2.00 4.50 7.40 Feature 3.16 6.05 9.00 LATE SHOW FpiDAY 10.40


6- 05—ON THE MOVE 6-15—ITS MY BELIEF 6- 7- 8-


55-NEWS


We Gtoseiest, Most Scnhlstieated, Genuinely Erotic FUn tv e r To Sizzle The British Screen*’


10-10—NEWS 10-


■ Kirk Douglas in “The Badandthe Beautiful,” also starring Lana Turner, Dick Powell.


11- 00—FILM ’77 11-30—IMAGES FOR SALE 11-55_WEATHERMAN


BBC 2


4-50—RUGBY SPECIAL 6-05—BC: TOE ARCHAEOLOGY OFTHE BIBLE LANDS


7-40—1-55 p.m.—OPEN UNIVERSITY


EXPERIENCE -ABOUT US


PEOPLE


,50—SONGS OF PRAISEiEmntafiueUe 25—WINGS 15—FILM


•Mayfair Magazine. THE RRST DISASTER MCNIE


HISTORY OF THE FRENCH eWEMA’


AMIVTUREOF 20—THATS LIFE ALSO CLIMAX


THE MOST SUCCESSFUL EROTCFLMINTHE


PUTS LAST TANGO' IN THE SHADE'


WHERE EVEFYBOCY


launched a thousand laushs!


j BIG ‘ BUS. TTiedog who


' 8 ^ ‘S m VJVWSrVW\^VVW.VWVVAVVVVWVVVWVStVJ


41 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE ' Telephone 24181


CAPITAL CHINESE RESTAURANT


35—NEWS REVIEW 10—TOE LIGHT OF


25—TOE WORLD 10—NEWS ON 2


FOR BUYINGISELLINg'M I . I*


Meaning Practide„:;„;.:.:;....;..-.....ist Race 1 am . "


Organised by Blackpool & F.K.C MARCH 6th


MH ^QPi C h i ld .1 Op. R e f r e s h m e n t s ■SAWLEY ;WHYjNOT V IS IT


i l rH E K E G io i i i i i CLITHEROEi::


FOR YOUR-WEEK^tyS ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDA'Y


PLEASANT DRINKING WITH REFRESHMEf^,. ‘


TO THE ORGAN THURSDAY.-


DANCING r NEWTON VILLAGE HALL


MARCH 4th, at 7-30 p.m. Admission 25p -


b DISCO ; •1 • ■' -..-truTii'.v-................ y the popular “Richard” ■


: :^ND MODERN DANCING . p - 5 0 / 5 0 - -


- ^ MODERN SEQUENCE DANCING


- • STARTS.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20th a cC si A: ■■ J. ■ .


AND WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT BY CLITHEROE MOTOR CLUB


T W O F IL IV iS — WINNING AINT THAT EASY BURMAH RALLY


by courtesy of Castoral


. QUIZ WITH FOUR TOP RALLY DRIVERS Proceeds In aid Of juMee fund ^


SUPER SOUNDS ' TEL. c l it h e r o e 23076.


Noex BonoM pricbs OK GflSGO


CLITHEROE N.F.U. LADIES’ SECTION


SYLVIA FORSES . . .


p r e s e n t s ' Musie Tickets available at the door.


In ST MARY’S PARISH S HALL, eUTHEROE 1 ' Admission SOp


FOR Y O U


ATURDAY, MARCH 5th at 7-30 pjn.


CLITHEROE'(E) TOWNSWOMENS GUILD


BETTER WEAR STALL and


JUMBLE SALE ■ ■ ■' at' ■


Open 11 a.m.'Admission 2p ;


Castle Street, Clitheroe. on MARCH 5th. 1977


, OLD MOTOR SHOWROOMS


SATURDAY, MARCH 5th, at 7-45 pjn.


_ in village HALL.


Admission 40p Including supper .


T e lep h o n e CBitheroe


TAXI 41653


K.S.C.


JUMiLE SALEin


THE YOUTH CLUB, LOWERGATE


SAT., MARCH 5th at 2-30 p.m. /


Refreshments Admission 3p -


I R A C IN C


10-10—MURDER AT THE MOVIES “The Unsuspected,” starring Joan Caulfield, Claude Rains.


15—THE LIVELY ARTS 15—PEOPLE TO


S P E O IA L L U i ie H 3-COURSE LUNCH


7 0 p MONDAYS to FRIDAYS 12 — 2 p.m.


OPEN EVERY EVENING 5-0 — 12 midnight, Hot English and Chinese takeaways.


W V VW rt i-JW W VW r tW iVW V VW W W V VW W V


ACCRINGTON ANTIQUE &


COLLECTORS’ FAIR


SATURDAY, MARCH


5th, in the TOWN HALL. ACCRINGTON


9*30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Everything for the Collector. BOWLAND FARMERS


WS'SISTand DRIVE


In WHITEWELL HOTEL, MONDAY, MARCH 7th, 1977, at 7-45 p.m.


Admission 35p Proceeds for Whiteweil Church 1 ^ , SOCIETY


CLITHEROE" NATURALISTS'


Herbal Medicines" has been cancelled.


"Trad/r/ona/


In place of this Mr Ronnie Todd will present;


“SCOTLAND , ANDTHEFARNE


I March 10th at 7-30 p.m I 'n» Annual Dinner will be hetd


• ^ Ribblesdale Adult Centra, on Thur.dav


I ■ - ■ Pleas0.nole: . 1st. 7-30 p.m. '


II « « » Black Bull H<55, nimingtoo, on Friday, April


II from Mrs A Bleazard, 62 Ynrt I Members and friends welcome


SIrool. Tel. 24373 ISLANDS”


PENDLE MIST Winning No’s drawn


LOW MOOR CLUB Sunday, March 6th D U O


Great Duo 01745-01718-01204-01418 SUNDAY LUNCH MEMBERS FREE DRAW K*X*r*M »X*W


»r*M »***«*»*»*«*»***a*aV.v.v*vi SLAIDBURNAND


EASINGTON JUBILEE CELEBRADONS


PHOTOGRAPHIC PEEP INTO THE PAST


SLAIDBURN VILLAGE HALL, SATURDAY* MARCH 12th


(Postponed from January T6th because of snow)


2-30 to 5-30 p.m. Admission lOp. Also 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Admission 20p


including entertainment by Mick.


Hargreaves 8 p.hn. to 8-20 p.m.; also 9 p;m. to 9-20 p.m.


Refreshments available afternoon and evening


CLITHEROE FC SOCIAL


EVENING at the


ADMISSION — SOp Including supper-


STARDUST CLUB


Tuesday, March 8th I 8 p.m.


WHtSTAND


DOMINO DRIVE CHIPPING


MEMCRiALHALL March 3rd, 1977


Pies and peas Raffle Admission 35p


HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH


GOSPEL SERVICE


SUhfDAY. MARCH 6th Speaker


Mr B. Humphries (Bury) i LADIES’


.


FELLOWSHIP . Wednesday, March 9th ‘


Army Scripture Reader .


WHISTand DOMINOES


trefoil GUILD • SLUDBURN - . . ■ ■ V : “ _ Bigraffledraw - p.m. . • • • • ■ • ■ • -^ . • TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


SATURDAY, MARCH Sth at 2 pjn.


JUMBLE SALE


- . Cake stall and tombola ' Children free' .


Admission lOp including tea and biscuits


WHITEWELL CHURCH


WHISTAND DOMINO DRIVE


Women’s World Day of Prayer


FRIDAY, MARCH 4th, at 7-30 - p.m.


~ Servlcaln ST JAMES'S CHURCH Speaken Mrs R. Lancaster


items by Townswomen's Guild Choir


METHODIST WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP—


WAODINQTON


JUMBLE SALE AND


GOODASNEW STALL


SATURDAY, MARCH 5th at 2-30 pm


Refreshments available. Admission 3p '


DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL WHIST DRIVE


AND DOMINOES


SATURDAY, MARCH Sth - 7-45 p.m.


35p INCLUDING REFRESHMENTS GOOD PRIZES.


Also children’s dominoes, 20p y LAUGHING!


10—HAPPY RETURN 55—ZARABANDA 00—WORDPOWER


2.5-TRADE UNION U n it F o u r, B LA C K B U R N . ritoHs SU N D A Y M A R C H 6 A N D W E E K


Support Feature


4.05 L A T E SH OW F R ID A Y 10.45 -ITS ^ 1 ^ ' ‘ <^£DROOMj|^-


Franco 2fefnrellii”'” *' ^ rrhductinnof


William Shakespeare’s.


Romeo andJuliet!. OlnLilhf~cvM.k.OShrj.MHh*.! V»ri. 'VEnciv r»f lk-y«M


Support 4


Future 2.30 5.35 LATE SHOW FRIDAY 10.50


4.00 7.0S 8.35


r.J.


BARRY RAINFORD KIDNEY MACHINE FUND


I WANTED


tems of any description for our “Good as'Newf Sale” Will collect


Tel. Clitheroe 24245 07 23163


ROYAL OAK SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB


Spring Fashion Show by ANGELA, of Waterloo at the


I


STARKIE ARMS HOTEL CLITHEROE


THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd commencing 8 p.m. Admission 30p


BRIDGE IN N COMING ATTRACTION


CLITHEROE Telephone 23260


N E IL ROWMAN THURSDAY, MARCH 10th


APPEARING TONIGHT a n d I


WADOINGTON ► DOMINO DRIVE


CELEBRATION FUND WHISTand


FRIDAY, MARCH 11th, 1977,7-30 p.m.


at the SOCIAL CLUB, WADDINGTON Admission 40p Including refreshments


Double Nos. 4 — 11 won £30 next week. Treble Nos. 4 — 10 — 8 £50 next week.


7.20 2.20 S.35 8.40 2 55-GEORGE . 25-TO THE WILD HILLOOCFARM


LICENSED RESTAURANT OLDLANGHO


NrWhalley ^


OPEN SUNDAYS FOR LUNCH, AFTERNOON AND HIGH TEAS


SATURDAYS — AFTERNOON AND HIGH TEAS. Also EVENING MEALS


AND FOR MIDWEEK BOOKINGS .


GOOD HOME COOKED FOOD IN REALLY PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS


TEL. BLACKBURN 48655 L A T E SH OW S E V E R Y F R ID A Y


Separte shows daily el 2.10 5.40 8.05


with opportunity to take the St John Ambulance Association’s


FIRST AID COURSE


FIRST AID CERTIFICATE If required


8 x 2 HOUR MEETINGS ATTHE ADULT


EDUCATION CENTRE, WHALLEY, STARTING TUESDAY, MARCH 15th, at 7-30 p.m.


Enrol In advance If possible PHONE WHALLEY 2717 momings orevenlngs


- Social Club, Wellgate SATURDAY, MARCH 5th


Organ—W l l f ...........


Thursday, March 10th, 1977 ' 7-30 p.m. to 9 p.m.


The W^hlpful the Town Mayor and Mayoress (Council­ lor and Mrs John Blackburn) will be "AT HOME" In the Mayor’s Parlour on the above data and would Ilka to meet 88 many residents as possible. The Town’s Charters, Regalia and other exhibita will be on dlMay.


■ To assIM In the catering arrangomenta, admission will 5 ? . .^


Ticketa, which are free,wlll be sent If application canrntotl peraonally. (Telephone 24722). The t offtdela TuesOty and Wednesday only of each weefc ;


tk ^ ^ o n ly


be made open on


iThe Mayor's Parlour,


Church StreeL Clitheroe' February 24th, 1977


L TaFORD Town aarfc


. D. obtalnablo at


the address bet&w. iMtIo


IN THE HEART OF THE RIBBLE - ’VALLEY :


• ^ J BEACHCOblBERS 2-05—THE KICK-OFF MATCH


05—EDWARD THE 15-CRAFTSMEN FOR c lu b


EL TROPICANO NELSON


Wears


FISH N’ CHIP OFFER b o t h CAFE AND OUT SALES


Continuing our SPECIAL


4 pO F F AT


For BREAKFAST^ MORNING COFFEE, LUNCHES WITH A’ SPECIAL LUNCH EVERY DAY, SNACKS, ETC Special , . discount on meal to OAPs on non-market days.


MARKETCAFE . OPEN MON., TUES.. FBI., SAT.


: NEW MARKET STREET, CLITHEROE Only a minute from the. town centre.


> a „


CIVIC HALL THURS., FRI. & SAT. at 7 p.m.


CLITHEROE Tel. 23278


TH E S O U N D OF M U SIC (u)


MON. TO SAT. at 7 p.m. Columbia Pictures present


GRIZZLY (A) C A R N IV O R O V S e FO U N o S i^ liP Iflk i^ ^ , CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL


MP to open OXFi^’s new shop


OXFAJFS new shop in Market Place, Clitheroe, is to be offidaDy opened on Saturday morning by Clitheroe Division MP Jfr David Walder.


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place, a t 10-30 and among those present will be the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe (Coun. and Mrs John Blackburn), local clergy and re g io n a l and a r e a representatives of Oxfam.


The ceremony will take I The Clitheroe group


THE EXCITING STORY OF A PARK RANCS^a w u n decided on the move late last FINDS HIMSELF PITTED A G A IN ^ ^ I a R G E ^ year because of uncertainty


.'“ i S / L f S clitheroe. 'The County has


I exjpressed'an interest in the building that includes the present shop for use as police'HQ, although it has been s t r e s ^ that no decision has yet been reached. , Clith'eroe group chairman


I 'arid .electrical dealers, had gone smoothly. To minimise costs, fitting from the old shop have been transferred although' the King Street premises will be open as usual tomonow.' - Oxfam officials are very


pleased with the premises, which are pleasanter, more xlily sited and easier to run


recruit more volunteer help and the shop will be open for an extra day — Thursday — as well as Tuesday, Fnday. and Saturday. Mr Scott said that Monday opening may also be introduced later this y ^ . Goods on sale will include


than the present shop. They have also been able to


D .........rums—John From Kendal, Artist of the Year, Guitar Vocalist


BRYAN KRISTAN SUNDAY. MARCH 6th Local Group


QUANTRO


second hand clothes and other donated articles as well Third World produce,


imported u n d e r Oxfara’s “Bridge” scheme.


extra rate relief for their new shop was turned down by the Kibble Valley Finance and General Purposes Committee. Members felt that the 50 per cent relief they were obliged to give by law was sufficient.


A request by Oxfam for aiTHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY


LORRAINE WOOD AND SIMON NICHOLLS


Recital for oboe and piano WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9th


GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 7-30 p.m. Tickets at the door Students 2Sp


discuM different methods of farming with him and he was thankred by John Hartley and Ann Greenhalgh. A business meeting followed.


talk on “Farming in Craven” by Mr Alan Rutherford. Members had the chance to


Wrong place


FOR leaving a car in the Castle Street no-waiting area, George Richard Slinger (36), of 'WMey Road, CUtheroe, was fined £5 by Clitlieroe magistrates. He was fined a fu r ther £5 for leaving the vehicle uimttended and not stopping the engine.


the Auction Mart cafe in Clitheroe to hear a detailed


on fanning CLITHEROE and District Young Farmers’ Club met at


Discussion


Mr Colin Scott said this week that preparations at the new shop, which was formerly occupied by Loyds television


TEKEW CYCLE INTO


better than take the law into your own hands; it was a stupid and foolish thing to do. We have been lenient because there may have been some provocation.


Collins, srid there had bMn a great deal of provocation by th e boy. About a month before the incident the boy had caused Collins to come off his motor cycle by throwing som e th in g a t him. The machine was damaged. CoUins had gone to Sawley, where th e boy was swimming, intending to settle things between ttiem I ' " ' awa;


Mr J . L. Lumley, for


vay. "Collins,” said Mr Lumley,


th a t he had a c te d too strongly.”


Housing scheme delay


ning Officer Mr Charles Wilson reported that more than 20 of the houses were now occupied and work on ’ others was largely completed. I t was hoped to have all the residents in by the end of March, he said. Coun. Terry Yates (Billing-


MEMBERS of the Ribble Valley Housing Committee are concerned about the late completion of a 40-house buildmg scheme at Chipping. Chief Architect and Plan­


ton) said: T h e contractor ha« had very bad weather to


‘contend with and was now three months overdue. TTiey should impress upon him the need to get the job finished.” Another council scheme is


conversion of Millthorne House, Clitheroe, into 10 flats, was expected to finish ahead of schedule. .


)ing better, however. Mr ilson reported that the


but the boy ran


“did something daft to get i ^ own back and ne is now sorry


-AT a time wl crying out f l tow n sp e o f apprehensio:| continuing prices, ourl Authority g(| time and ou| ing the co! controversial gate. This will


use, but f |


private pers I it cannot b-l


they formec'l nal agreemi| was acquin| Council. •Why the|


of Hillcrest Road, Langho, pleaded guilty to causing £23.36 damage. He was fined £10 and ordered to make £23.36 restitution and pay an advocate’s fee of £7.50. Mr Stanlw Westhead, pres­ iding, told Collins: “You know


RIVER A FORMER Chatburn youth damaged a boy’s cycle by jumping on it and then threw it into the Ribble at Sawley, Mr W. D. Greenwood, prosecuting, toId CHitheroe magistrates. Roger Stephen Collins (17),


strongly of ! some childrl


considered :f near futur] would alter [ sion to scl| entry to the! term in whkl five years oi My assc!


A, YEARI behalf o f : the RibblJ ation of| ■Union o f ' everyone! Educatior.^ larly pare! children, t| proposals Lancasij Education! alter the some child! from infa These p n |


ask?. Becaul to accuratel| for , £2,000 [ computer.'l calculatbrs.l there is .'I adequate f | about 100 Lowergate. I If the p |


look, they ment of unrl gance, witi wail of sto| hand-laid il expensive k | the provisioil fortable slattl the occupant poisoned b l from the n l e.xhaust fuml park behind,I “entranced”


dare to teli| Lowergate whether it cal ing distance! estimate? " blamed for i “foreigners.! majority on t |


CHARLES .l[ Pimlico Roaf


Clilheroe


A bid help y\


pensii LOCAL war I likely to re! hand from tip Council in th f inflation.


ers’ income fop fbcing the sizel the Council w| its right to igip a week of w| j>en.siqn.s. Colin.'Tor .


recommended! boost rate pensioners, a | letter from | E a s.t ■ W a I Committee. When calcJ


The Housl I


ton) s ^ . “T | .should Be'tui.s:! themselve.«3 b |


.As responslip should take it 1 to take this s i district."


as a recomme Po l i c y anc Committee.


The step w| !


have happenfl “home rule,” f cillors had to| tors face to f:| Place. In fairT dais, they nij put forward Would the I


our plannini come up wif half the pricil and in kee| surroundings! Such thin|


wall. One migh'l


■'-.•X V ‘-'


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