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YOUR WEEKEND -------VIEWINQ--------


SATURDAY BBC 1


9-00—MISTER MEN 9-15—DEVLIN 9-35—ROBINSON CRUSOE


. 10-OO^INDOORS \ OUTDOORS


10-25—ZORRO 10-50—“DON’T GIVE UP THE SHIP”


'


film starring Jerry Lewis, Dina Merrill, Mickey Shaughnessy


. 12-15—SO YOU THINK YOU NEED GLASSES


- 12-30-GRANDSTAND 5-10—THE PINK . PANTHERSHOW


.5-30—NEWS 5- 45—THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY


6- 30—DR WHO 6-


AT THE MOVIES “The War Wagon,” starring John Wajme, Kirk Douglas


8- 30—RONNIE


CORBETT'S SATURDAY


-S P E C IA L 9- 15—SERPICO


10-05—NEWS 10-


DAY


11- 12-


7-


SUNDAY BBC 1


9-00—NAIZINDAGINAYA JEEVAN


9-30—BAGPUSS 9-45—LETS CELEBRATE


10-10—HAPPY RETURN 10-


11- 00—WOBDPOWER


11-25—TRADE UNION STUDIES


11- 12-


50-SUNDAY WORSHIP 10—YOUR MOVE


12-35—THE 60,70,80 SHOW


1-00—FARMING 1-25—OTHER PEOPLE’S CHILDREN


1-38—AN ABC OF MUSIC 1-50—NEIVS HEADLINES


. 1-55-^OAN CRAWFORD IN “POSSESSED”


3-40—BUGS BUNNY 3-


55-SATURDAY NIGHT4- 4-


5- 5-


55—YOUNG


SCIEN”TISTSOF : THE YEAR


ATHLETICS


2.5—ROB ROY 55-NEWS


6- 0.5—ON THE MOVE


• 6-15—IT’S MY BELIEF 6- 7-


AT THE MILL


15—»UTCH OF THE 9- 50—NEWS 15-SATURDAY NIGHT 05—WEATHERMAN11-


BBC 2 UNIVERSITY


4-05-PLAY AWAY 4- 5-


10—1-55 p.m.—OPEN 2-15—THE SATURDAY


....... M’ESTERN “The Lawless Breed,” starring Rock Hudson


5-50—OPEN DOOR 6.30—SIGHT AND SOUND IN CONCERT


7-30—NEWS AND SPORT 7-45—ONE UPON A UNION


9 - 10-


INTERNATIONAL “Section Spedale,” starring Louis Scigner, Michel Lonsdale


11- 11-


12-


50— n e w s O N 2 55-CRICKET


“Do You Know' This Voice,” starring Dan Duryea, Isa Miranda, Gwen Watford.


Qranada


9-1.5—PLAIN s a il in g 9-40—BE a SPORT WITH' BRENDAN FOSTER


10-10—THE LONE BANGER


10-30—SATURDAY MATINEE “ Hell Drivers,” starring Stanley Baker


12.30—WORLD OF SPORT 5-0.5—NEWS 5- 6- 7-


SQUARES


S-00—RICH MAN. POOR MAN


10- 10-


9- 45—YES — HONESTLY 15—NEWS


LOVE 11- ■


“Who Killed Teddy Bear?” starring Juliet Prowse


| 1-05—MUSIC FOR GUITAR


15— IN S ID E S T O R Y 00—FILM


5- 6-


35—LOOK. STRANGER 00—HORIZON


6- 7-


7-


8- J5—“THE AMBASSADORS”


10-05—THAT’S LIFE 10- 45—READ ALL ABOUT IT


20—IMAGES FOR SALE 11-45—WE ATHERMAN BBC 2


7-40—1-55 p.m.—OPEN UNIVERSITY


0.5—RUGBY SPECIAL 0.5—BC: THE


a r c h a e o l o g y OFTHE BIBLE LANDS


35—NEWS REVIEW 10—THE LIGHT OF


EXPERIENCE ABOUT US


■ 9-20—PEOPLE TO PEOPLE


25—MIDNIGHT MOVIE


10-05—CRICKET ____ 10-35—MURDER AT THE MOVIES “ Beyond A Reasonable Doubt,” starring Dana Andrews, Joan Fontaine


9- 10-


Qranada GOURMET


WORSHIP


11- On—CATCH'77 11-2.5—CARTOON 11- 12-


30-SKIPPY


1-10-STAR MAIDENS 1-


2- 05—CARTOON 2-


15—THE INVADERS 1.5—NEW FACES 15—CELEBRITY


3- 4-


4- 5-


30-ALL YOU NEED IS 25—THE LATE FILM


6- 7-


7-


LEAGUE CUP FINAL


10—SPACE 1999 HERB


05—IVISH YOU WERE 35-JUST WiLl IAM


05—EDWARD THE SEVENTH


6- 05-NEWS 6-15-CRAFTSMEN FOR CHRIST


35—PATTERNS OF FAITH


OO-STARS ON SUNDAY 25—MOVIN’ ON


8- 20—DOCTOR ON THE GO


P R IN T S OF PH O TO ­ GRAPHS .


A P P E A R IN G IN THIS ISSUE


AVAILABLE TO ORDER 11-


8-50—MOVIE OF THE WEEK “Birds Of Prey,” starring David Janssen


10- 10-


30—THE PLAYER OF v w w v w w w w v w w w w w w w w w w w w v 15—NEWS


THE YEAR AWARDS DINNER


15—PRIMITIVE MAN


PARISH CHURCH “GROUP 76"


JU M B L E S A L E


’ ■^^3


.'.'P-.I < V '


M M


SUMMER ENTERTAINMENTS including


INDOOR ATTRACTIONS


Soo Bee Lee with Nelson Civjc Ladies' Choir The Greatest Magioan in the World: ‘ Kovan ‘


A Viennese Evening with The World of Gilbert and Sullivan


Film Show — ’ Steam Railways ot Lancashire and Yorkshire" Chns Barber and His Jazz Band


“You and Your Stars" Lecture by Leon Petulengro Presto The Magic Rabbrt assisted by Mol Harvey *The Ray Blington CXiartet ■ Atarah’s Band


Joseph Cooper of BBC TV s "Face The Music” The Blue Magnolia Jass Orchestra The Stan Steennett Show


George Melly arxJ John Chilton’s Feetwarmers '4m


The Jotspn Minstrel Show stamng Oinion Ford with full supporting cast


OUTDOOR ATTRACTIONS in Parks and Pendloside Villagos


BRASS BANDS, MILITARY BANDS. POP CONCERTS W r iH LIVE GROUPS AND DISCOS. ORGAN RECITALS. CIRCUS CLOWNS,


PUNCH AND JUDY, CLOWN RUDOLPHO AND HIS AMAZING BOUNCING BED. etc.


Free brochures contaminq details of the above and other attractions, are now- available by post from the undersigned.


. - • ....... .


- ' A Ti Fenton. Leisure Services Officer.


in the Sunday School Tomonow, Friday March 11th


6-30 p.m. Admission 3p REFRESHMENTS


Rimington Women’s Institute Handicraft and Produce Show Committee


WHIST DRIVE DOMINO DRIVE


SATURDAY, MARCH 12th, 1977


MEMORIAL INSTITUTE on


to be held In the


Admission: Adults 40p Children 20p


HOT POT SUPPER at 7-45 p.m. Please bring own cutlery


DOWNHAM ROAD, CHATBURN O P E N N Q


GREENDALE CAFE M A R C H 1 3 th


A F T E R N O O N T E A S and


for H IG H T E A S T E L . C L ITH E R O E 41316 Pm


DOMINO DRIVE at the


WHBSTAND Monday, March 14th


CRAVEN HEIFER CHAIGLEY


OPEN EVERY EVENING 5-0 — 12 midnight. Hot English and Chinese take-aways.


CUTHEROE NATURALISTS’ SOCIETY


Lecture


AND WHY’S OF NATURE


SOME HOW’S


by Mr Bernard Oddle to be held at


THE RIBBLESDALE ADULT CENTRE


on THURSDAY, MARCH 17th at 7-30 p.m.


PARISH CHURCH ORGAN SOCIETY


CLITHEROE RECITAL


March 19th, 1977 at 8-00 p.m.


SATURDAY


GORDON THORNE


TRINITY CUBS


JUMBLE SALE


THURSDAY, MARCH 10th, at 7 p.m.


at TRINITY Admission 3p Refreshements


WADDINGTON SOCIAL AND BOWLING CLUB


TUESDAY, MARCH 15th commencing 7-30 p.m.


WHIST AND DOMINOES


2Sp incl. tea and biscuiU Programmes—


Students & OAP’s 30p ALL ARE WELCOME


Non-members 60p


SLAIDBURN&EASINGTON JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS


A COFFEE will be held at


PARROCK HEAD, SLAIDBURN


by kind permission of MRS HARTLEY


SATURDAY, MARCH 19th, 1977 .


10-45 a.m. till 12-30 p.m. Bring and buy stall Admission 20p


Transport available from the village


SATURDAY, MARCH 12th. 1977, af SLAIDBURN VILLAGEHAU.


SALEM


CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL


Martin Top, Rimington, Nr Clitheroe


L A C I E S ’ C A Y :


SERVICES


MARCH 13th, 1977 Preachers:


SUNDAY,


2 p.m. Mrs Shirley Broadhurst (of Clitheroe).


7 p.m. Mrs K. Woodhouse (of Blackburn)


Soloist; Miss Nan Rushton . (Nawton)


"A very warm wetdome to all."


Don't forget the “PHOTOGRAPHIC PEEP INTO THB PAST


NEWTON IN BOWLAND


WHIST AND mmm


FRIDAY, MARCH 18th 7-45


Admission 40p ' Children 20p.


Including refreshments : In old of the Village Hall Fund


CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION (Whalley Branch) CUTHEROE WOMEN’S BIBLE SOCIETY


of NEW-TO-YOU CLOTHES and


HOUSEHOLD GOODS


SATURDAY, MARCH 12th, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.


MOTOR SHOWROOM ' Castle Street


TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


WHBST AND BommoEB


SAT., MARCH 12th, at 7-45 p.m.


Admission 35p Children 20p


including Supper


BOWLANDFOREST YFC


B IU G O at the


PARKERS ARMS, NEWT(}N MONDAY. MARCH 14th atSp.m.


Admission: 35p at the door or by ticket, 30p


Tel. Dunsop Bridge 239 or 235


TRINITY YOUTH and COMMUNITY CENTRE


.


Pennine Boat Trips Tel. Steeton 53891


Party Organisers— Canal Cruising ffromSkipton


In passenger vessels C o t ^ d a le (50 sealer, all weather vessel with bar, toilet, Music, Snacks, etc.


and F a iry Qu e e n , 36 seater launch available throughout the season for Private party hire and public’’Hourly’* tnps.


Details and Brochures from the Booking Office. 9 Barrett Street, Silsden.'


Parson Lane, aitheros D IS C O


to Trinity Trans Disco, every Friday evening, 7-50to1(M)0


D A N C IN G


Tiny Tots Discos— Saturdays 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.


CRICKET CLUB SPRING


WHALLEY


JUMBLE SALE in the


METHODIST HALL WHM.LEY


Saturday,' March 12th at 2 p.m.


Admission: 3 p ___


CELEBRATION FUND WHIST AND


WADDINGTON SAWLEY DOMINO DRIVE


FRIDAY, MARCH 11th, 1977 7-30 pjn.


Including refreshments


at the SOCIAL CLUB, WADDINGTON Admission 40p


T A X I Telephone Clitheroe


2.1


PETTICOAT LANE AND JUMBLE SALE to be held at -


WHALLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL ■ - ■ Saturday, March 12th, at 2 p.m.


41 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE Telephone 24181


CAPITAL CHINESE RESTAURANT


s ra e i^ L Lyg^OH 3-COURSE LUNCH


7®p MONDAYS to FRIDAYS 12 — 2 p.m,


00—WEEKEND W’OBLD 10—THE


BEACHCOMBERS 15—FOOTBALL


2.5—THE WORLD


; 8-15—NEWS ON 2 8- 20—THE LIVELY ARTS


"Where Eagles Dare"


Separate ahowa at 2.25 5.30 8.00


JLOtflT temu rS****


TAxtiatn-ER


C MamFtnFM 0 > ^


hew »ri( 191$ * W e»«ii»li>tj


% T/VXI iD R m S K


breathtaking stuff” "Powerfitl,


. U ri i t ■ F 6 l i r , B l a c k B il R N a ; 't e l : S S 4 4 6 d. SUNDAY MAR 13AND WEEK


50—SONGS OF PRAISE 25—WINGS


Showing at 2.15 5.00


2


Saparala ahowa 2.25 5.40


> Ken Russellk affectionate | glimpse of the twenties.


K£Nllpm'S SoVfend.


feSsf;


F sii^siwiGsy *\'Cr.'•.*.«j


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Support 2.10 4.55 7.35 Feature 3.25 6.10 : 8.50


^ What started out as a harmless game... Turned intoa living nightmare!


N O T IC E LOCAL EVENTS ORGANISERS


North-East Lancashire SILVER JUBILEE


Red Rose Festival IN ASSOCIATION: Local organisations and


the Borough Councils of: Hyndbum, Burnley, Pendle, Blackburn, Kibble Valley and Rossendale.


The 1977 Programme of Local Events for local, regional and national (via English


Tourist Board) distribution is now in final preparation.


Organisers should send fullest details of their public events (May, June, July) for free inclusion as quickly as possible' to:


FESTIVAL SECRETARY: P. Morgaa-Lockc, Esq.


1 Pasturclands Drive, Billington. BB6 9LP Thin will be an ANNUAL FESTIVAL SERVICE


ALSO


SOME LIKE IT SEXYx


BSagKWISH.


Organ — willSocial Club, Wellgate ARTIST SATURDAY, MARCH 12lh


30—GALLOPING 00—MORNING


JO H N Y S T A B


Country a Western singer SUNDAY, MARCH 13th


MIKE SAXON Pop Artist


EARLY FOR TOM’S BONANZA BINGO KICK-OFF, a P . IT I . Double Nos 9— 3 won.


EACH WEDNESDAY BE SEATED Treble Nos 20-23-13 not won. Drums— John


BOROUGH OF RIBBLE VALLEY THE QUEEN’S


SILVER JUBILEE APPEAL


The attention of the public is drawn to commences on April 24th, 1977, and Committee has been set up.


this Jubilee Appeal, which for which a local Appeal


The Committee invites all youth, sporting, voluntary, charitable, and other organisations throughout the Borough to support this project by promoting one or more fund-rai.sing events during the .lubilee Year, the proceeds of which would be donated to the Appeal Fund.


It is propo.sed to maintain a Dia^ of Events in order to avoid a dash of dates, and extracts from this would be published periodically in the local Press. Organisers of any events arranged in connection


with the .Jubilee Appeal are reque.sted to forward details to me at The Castle, Clitheroe, for inclusion in the Diary.


M. JACKSON


Queen’s Silver Appeal Committee f ■ “ bfeVall


Honor^ Secretary to the or Ribbfe Valley


From the Duke’s Playhouse Lancaster another great community show—


A PU^E’i JUBILEE at the VILLAGE HALL,


nostalgic look back over the years 1952-77, with lots of songs, jokes and music


SATURDAY, MARCH 19th, at 7-30 p.nrt.


NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND, on Tickets: Adults 60p, Children/OAPs 40p


From Mr I_ Lewis, Salisbury Hall Farm. Tel. Slaidbum ' 259; or Mrs June Eliott Tel. Slaidbum 249


TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR — COME EARLY — MAKE SURE OF YOUR SEATS!


CHIPPING YOUNG FARMERS Am U A L D S H N I R Q A H C E


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th at


CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL Admission by ticket only from Chipping 289


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND WOMEN’S INSTITUTE


■ Domino Drive VILLAGE HALL MARCH 16th 7-45 p.m.


Whist and


Admission 40p, children 20p Including refreshments GOOD PRIZES


CELEBRATION FUND WADDINGTON J U M B L i


SAT., MARCH 19th 2-30 p.m.


METHODIST SCHOOL ROOM


WADDINGTON Admission 3p


i t A r fe r jr iAnfcr A ^ A A A -k


STARDUST CLUB Tel, 22342


SATURDAY, MARCH 12th


ANTHONY JONES Rrst appearance at this club


MONDAY, MARCH 14th Sven’s


Darts League l^atch Baffle for 5-3-77 — No. 851


araemw


THE WORTH VALLEY RAILWAY Invites you to a


RAILWAY EVENING with films.


in the PENDLE HOTEL, CHATBURN 8 p.m.


MONDAY, MARCH 14th ADMISSION FREE


Collection for expenses


2.5-GO WITH NOAKES 55—INTERNATIONAL


35—ZARABANDA


i f f ; Hfltlyisitl^ t


CLITHERQE


FOR YOUR WEEKEND’S ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY


PLEASANT DRINKING WITH REFRESHMENT THURSDAY


TO THE O^OAH b DISCOy the popular “RIcharcT


M O DERN S E Q U E N C E D A N C IN G


A N D M O D ER N D A N C IN G 50/50


BRANCH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, Monday, March 28th. Ex-servicemen earnestly asked to attend.


for the Transport and General Vlforkers' Union.


FRIDAY, n^ARCH 11th SOCIAL EVENING


BOWLER


Admission FREE before 11 p.m. 50p after


CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE Tel. 23278 THURS., FRI. & SAT. at 7 p.m.


G R i Z S L Y & P R B V E BM (A) MON. to WED. at 7-30 p.m.


Michael York Jenny Agutter (A)


Welcome to the 23rd century, the only thing you can’t have In this perfect world of total pleasure Is your 30th birthday.


THURS., FRI. & SAT. at 7-30 p.m. Clint Eastwood Telly Savalas : Donald Sutherland


Th iCELLY’S HEBOES (a) mmimwn


ey set out to rob a bank— and damn near won a war Instead.


DON’T FORGET FESTIVAL WEEK — APRIL 18th — 23rd


_______


Mounting campaign f o r r i d e r s ’


ALARMED at the increasing n u m ^ of dents involving horses and riders, the l^strong Lancashire Committee of the British Horse Spaety, based at WhaUey, is devising means of convejrag^the ba.9ic rules of road safety to motorists and nders,. _________ ^


Tfc j _ ■ P a r t l G n t S ;


broke into school


TWO Calderstones patiente broke into Laneside School in the hospital grounds and stole goods worth iSO, Clitheroe magistrates heard. ^ t e r the two men, John


drama qroup presents Tils


e R § m E B H & A B A drama by Janet Allen


lySARCH 22nd>-26th


ST HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL WADDINGTON, 7-30 p.m.


Tickets 40p on sale at Sunday School on Saturday, March 12th, 2-30— 4 p.m.


(Tel. 23022, after 6 p.m.)


Afterwards from Mr R. Rsher, 20 Church Close, Waddington


McBride (24) and Anthony Critchley (18) were seen by a policeman in King Street, Whalley, and McBride was found to be carrying two of the stolen items _—^ a cassette recorder and a slide projector, said Chief Insp. Thomas Sumner, prosecuting. Some 440 documents also


stolen were found in an outbuilding near hospital where they had been hidden. Mr Barry Johnson, defend­


ing, said there had been a third man involved, whose idea the offence was. The two accused were both easily led by others, he smd. Both men admitted the


offence. McBride was fined £30 and had two other offences taken into account, and Critchley was fined £25.


Twelve trees


VILLAGERS in Dinckley are to plant 12 silver birch and copper beech trees to cele­ brate silver jubilee ye^. A parish meeting decided to


plant six silver birches on Ribchester Road and six copper beeches on Kenyon


Lane. It is hoped to organise a


social to raise money for the trees, which will be planted by Mr Derek Alderson, Mr


Gr^am Witton and several helpers.


DOG « PARTRIDGE HOTEL Wellg^, OftherM


F O L K NBGHT SPECBAL


on THE JOHN BULL OUTFIT


Friday, March 18th, 1977 featuring


The Jolly Folk Group from Blackpool, commencing 8-15 p.m.


:-------------- , A meeting held at the home o f County chairman Mrs ' Sheila Maw, Lower q » k Hill


Farm, was devoted entirely to the question of road safety, after a recent accident at Padiham in which a young


rider died. Mrs Maw told the Adver­


tiser and Times that the soci­ ety was campaigning to make it law for all nders to wear hard hats. Members had been stopping riders not wearing hats, to point out the dangers, but in many cases they were


met with abuse. I t was important that


horses should be properly saddled and bridled, and that children received the neces­ sary riding instruction before going on the roads, she added. Many youngsters lacked the knowledge m how to cope if a pony panicked in traffic. Mrs Maw stressed the


importance of having the co­ o p e ra t ion o f motorists, particularly wagon drivers, in taking more care when over­


taking riders. Another safety precaution


would be to reopen more bridleways to keep riders off the roads, but that depended mainly on the co-operation of local farmers. A clinic for young riders is


being held in Buniley in a fortnight, when advice will be given on the problems of training and feeding horses. Lectures on riding safety on


the roads are at present in full swing at Mrs Maw’s home and at ■ Wilpshire, and over the Easter holidays 42 children will be taking a test on the subject.


B U R IM L E Y FOR BUYING SELLINg T i^ .


LOW MOOR C L U B


WINNING NO’S DRAW Sunday 6th


03662 — 02580 — 02723 — 02174


Snowball No. 9 V;


BRIDGE INN, CLITHEROE Tel. 23260


Coming attraction


THURSDAY, MARCH 17th appearing tonight


XENATOfS Neil Roman THURSDAY, MARCH 10th


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E. WILM Pendlctcl Wiswcll r


THE ar| Nigh't" Theatre, I by Miss I Whallevl £5,000 fo| for Blind [ Guest i|


Princes.s the fund, | about personalitj e.xpressetl to her n| who don| event.


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RIBBLlf Parks s i


Roger H:| demonst| gardens” ■noon Tow* Monday.


May 11


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