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YOUa WEEKEND -------VIEWING---------


SATURDAY SUNDAY. BBC 1


BBC 1 9-00—CHIGLEY


.:fl-15_THESE ARE TKE " DAYS - 9-35—ROBINSON CRUSOE


10-00—ARLOTT AND TRUEMAN ON CRICKET


10-25—ZORRO 10-50—FILM “The Sad Sack,” starring Jerry Lewi.s.


12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-10—BUGS BUNNT'


- 5-20—THE PINK PANTHERSHOW


5-40—NEWS 5-


6- .5.5—ROLFON SATURDAY — OK?


AT THE MOVIES “Our Man in


'. . Marrakesh." starring Tony Randall, Senta


■ Berger, Herliert Lnm, Wilfrid Hyde White.


7- 55—THE VAL


DOONICAN MUSIC SHOW


S-40—KOJAK 9-30—THAT’S LIFE


10-10—NEWS 10-


DAY 11- 12-


9-00—NAI ZINDAGINAYA JEEVAN


9-30—BARNABY 9-45—CONTACT


10-10-CONVERSAZIONI 10-


NURSE


11- OO-SUNDAY WORSHIP 11- 45—THE HEALTH SHOW


12- 10-HAVING A BABY


12-35—THE 60 70 80 SHOW 1-00—FARMING 1-25—OTHER PEOPLE’S CHILDREN


25—SATURDAY NIGHT


1-40-ON THE MOVE 1-50—NEWS HEADLINES 1-.55—BRITISH FILM COMEDY “Further Up'The Creek,” starring David Tomlinson, Frankie Howerd.


3-


4- 45—THE HIGH CHAPARRAL


4-


20—MATCH OF THE 20—SATURDAY NIGHT


ATTHEMILL — ON ICE!


10—WEATHERMAN


7-40—10-35; 11-00—1-.55 p.m.—OPEN


BBC 2 UNIVERSm’


3-00—SATURDAY 'I CINEMA “Up Jumped a Swagman,” starring Frank Ifield.


6-25—OPEN DOOR 6- 7- 7- 8-


8- 9-


10- 11-


5- 35—NEWS .5-15—NICHOLAS NICKLEBY


6- 40—SONGS OF PRAISE 7- 15-^UBILEE 8- 05—THE GOOD LIFE 8-,35—ROOTS


10-05—NEWS 10-15-EVERYMAN 10-


11-


MEETS... ECHO


55—ANDRE PREVIN 25—THE PEOPLE’S


11-50— WEATHERMAN BBC 2


55—NEWS AND SPORT 10—NETWORK


40—DONT QUOTE ME 10—WODEHOUSE


PLAYHOUSE


— IN PERFORMANCE


WORLD OF ISLAM 05—NEWS ON 2


11-lO-SNOOKER 11-


“The Wagons Roll At Night,” starring Humphrey Bogart,


• Sylvia Sidney, Eddie Albert.


Granada


9-15—WAKE UP TO YOGA 9-40—TOOLKIT 10.10—THE LONE RANGERSHOW


10-30r-CARTOON 10-40—SATURDAY


MATINEE Kenneth More in “Sink The Bismark.”


12-


5-05—NEWS 5-15—THE MUPPET SHOW


7-40—9-45; 10 -1 0 - 1-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY


1-55—6-40—CRICKET 6- 40—NEWS REVIEW 7-


40—RUGBY SPECIAL 20—THE LIVELY ARTS


35—THE TRADITIONAL ABOUTUS


8- 05—ESTHER WATERS 8- 55-NEWS ON 2 9- 05—THE LIVELY ARTS


10-05—SCREEN 2: “ SUCH GOOD FRIENDS"


55—MIDNIGHT MOVIE Granada 9-40—THE LAND


10- 00—MORNING WORSHIP


11- 00—IT’S ALIVE AND KICKING


11-25—CARTOON 11- 12-


30—CLAPPERBOARD 00—IVEEKEND WORLD


1-10—THE LOST ISLANDS


1- 40—WHEN THINGS WERE ROTTEN


2- 3-


30—WORLD OF SPORT 5-


5-45—THE ADVENTURE FILM Joseph Gotten in “The Great Sioux Massacre.”


7- 8-


MAN — BOOK II 9- 45—YES — HONESTLY


10-15—NEWS 10-


LOVE 11- 05—THE KICK-OFF MATCH ia-SUNDAY >UTINEE


Robert Beatty in “Time Lock.”


4- 25—EDWARD THE SEVENTH


20-JUNIOR SUNDAY QUIZ


5- 45-JUST WILLIAM 6-


15—NEWS


6-25—GOD OUR HELP? 6-


30—THE FOSTERS 7- 00—RICH MAN, POOR


8-


30—ALL YOU NEED IS 25—THE


UNTOUCHABLES


12- 20—THANK YOU AND GOODNIGHT


10- 11-


JUBILEE SQUARES


5 0 -A HYMN FOR THE 15—CELEBRITY 00—FILM OF THE


IVEEK Dean Martin in “The Ambushers.”


9- 45—NEWS 00—SHE 00—SO IT GOES CONCER'TS 11-30—MOVIN’ ON


ASPINALL ARMS HOTEL NEW HOSTS


MITTON JANET and COLIN HARDIE


welcome old and new customers. Bar lunches daily.


Restaurant open evenings. Also beer gardens now open.


_________Tel. Stonyhurst 223 ^ YE f^OORCOCK INNE - £2.75 Inc. VAT and service.


DINNERS 7-1&-9-30 p.m. and service.


WADDINQTON CLITHEROE 22333 P-"’ - (oxcept Mondays)


dally £5 inc. VAT


EXCELLENT food and choices from varied and interesting menu.


BAR MEALS have been restored following popular request.


;


BAR MEALS 12— 2 p.m., 9-30— 1 1 -p.m'.. Sunday 10-30 p.m.


NO BAR MEALS MONDAY lunch, SUNDAY lunch and SATURDAY night.


^ACCOMMODATION now available. All private bathrooms.


'll ■~ -1 B IfY FOR BU'YINO AND SELUNo 'H I . IIIIN 23231 FO OTBA LL A T SHAWBRtDQE


TONIGHT THURSDAY, APRIL 28th CLITHEROE


6BOOTLE VERSUS -30 p.m. kick-off


SATURDAY, APRIL 30th CLITHEROE


ASHTON TOWN VERSUS Kick-off 3 p.m.


Weddings and private parties catered for


Sunday morning drtuao » speciality


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CLITHEROE LADIES FOOTBALL CLUB


J U M B L E SALE


7 p.m.


THURSDAY, MAY 5th, at THE SHOP, 35WHALLEYROAD, CLITHEROE.


Champagne Charlies


^ OLD TIME M.<x


MUSIC HALL STATION RD. SWIHTON Tel. 061-793-5996 . in


.


M R J . KENN. •- IM ROBERTS


FOUR COURSE


MEAL j7 3ll)s St ENTERTAINMEN-r ' : lV - with FREE BUBBLY-tsF


- NEWTON. SUAIDBURN& '


EASINGTON JUBILEE , 'CELEBRATIONS


SLAIDBURN LADIES •


SOCCER MATCH • versus


GRAND NEWTON LADIES


, FRIDAY, MAY 6lh, 1977 Kick-off 7 p.m.


(3ales open 6-30 pm .


Admission In clud ing tea and biscuits. Adults 25p, 5 to 16 year old ISp.'


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Produce and Ch i ld re n 's SStall. Tombola, Bran Tub. H is t class raffle prizes.


on Slatdbum Senool Field


(by kind pennIssiDn of Miss Wsison and . thsGovsmort) . .


Keep epeculitive hands @ff thi Ribhie Valley


Claris Gerrard, 3 Springs Road, Lonorldoe.


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CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL TOWN MAYOR’S


SUI^DAY PRIOR NOTICE


The Town Mayor’s Sunday will be on May 15th. Full details will be given in the issues of May 5th and 12th.


Church Street, Clitheroe.


Mayor’s Parlour,


L. D. TELFORD Town Clerk


UNISEX


O P ^ B m a LADIES’ CAT SUITS a ^ K i t r ^ B iV a PINAFORES


D E N I M WAISTCOATS D E i ^ i g V i SKIRTS R JEANS BY SKIPPIO AND BRUTUS


See our new range by Skippio Park at the Door]


70 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tol. 22697


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LOW MOOR CLUB SUNDAY, MAY 1st


T H E 6 0 L IH B A R R Y SO U N D


WINNING NUMBERS FOR SUNDAY, APRIL 24th


19942 — 20933 — 19795 — 20556 — 19951— I 20020 — 20870 — 20444.


' SNOWBALL No. 9 . SNOWBALL NOW £17


SAWLEY TAXI


TELEPHONE


CLITHEROE 41653


CLITHEROE FC


SOCIAL EVENING STARDUST CLUB


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TUESDAY, MAY 3rd 8 p.m.


Admission 50p


Including supper CHATBURN


PLAY SCHOOL


GOOD AS NEW SALE


SCHOOL HALL CHATBURN


FRIDAY, APRIL 29th .7-15 p.m. Refreshments


1 ^ 15—THE WORLD


3-2.5—THE DISCOVERERS


55—LAUREL AND


HARDY “Oliver the Eighth.”


20—MAN ANT) BOY


FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS. TEL. 25536. WEDDINGS UP TO 70 CATERED FOR


Now under the management of David and Marlon


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ST ANDREW’S Slaidburn


E V E f ^ W G 7-30 p.m. FRIDAY, APRIL 29th PRAYER


PREACHER: Dr ROSS HOOK Lord Bishop of Bradford


Councillor F. E. Green (Mayor of RIbble Valley) will switch on the recently re-burnished candelabra.


Refreshments Newton-in-Bowland Institute after the service. Jacob’s Join.


Michael Cains. Sidney Poitier THEWILBYCONSPIRACY AA


JUBILEE COMMITTEE PRESENTS THE MUSICAL SHOW


iimVi“ i^ ?X £ J ?3H !F A R T S COUNCIL SILVER


EVENINGS, JUNE 13th to ISth (7-15 p.m.), plus Saturday matinee (2-15 p.m.).


a THE ARCADIANS PERFORMANCES MONDAY TO SATURDAY


In aid of the Royal Silver Jubilee Appeal Fund Evenings £1.50, matinee £1. Tickcls on sale from Monday, .May 2ad. at


• ( ’-cntralTavel Ltd. Croft Street. Rurntry: • O (. cntrul Bu.s Station kiosk. HurnIcy: • Mid-Pennine Arts Aiwociation. 20 ifummcrlun Street. Uumicy.


Postal bookinp Please send cheque. Indicate w hich performance, enclose H.a.e.. to: Mr C. Sanderson. 7 Nirhotas Street. Burnley BBIl 2AJ


magnificent spectacle on the lawns of historic Townelcy Hall, Bumley.


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LOW MOOR METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAYSCHOOL


A N N i V E ^ S A i l Y MAY, 1st, 1977


The chlldran will take part in the afternoon service. Organist; Miss 1. Walmaley. :


Soloist for the evening service: Mrs A Lodge. Organist; Mr Colin Jones


A welcome to all


SERVICES 2-30 p.m. — 6 pAi. Preacher for the dav: Broughton, of Morecambe


SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE


SAT. APRIL 30th Pop Singer t


MARQARETBOOeUS | SUN.MAYIst


T O N Y K iN ®


Both artistes first time to club EACH WEDNESDAY


T A M i OAR HIRE


24 HR. SERVICE TEL. CLITHEROE 25684


COUNTRY ^EETS F O L K


WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB PRESENT


Topping the bill


GEORGE G. FARMER with resident duo LEN AND JOHN


FRIDAY, MAY 6th. IMUIilriUia4liMii.Lii3,jiuajj»L«iui^


. LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS THURSDAY, MAY 5th, 1977 LONGRIDGE WARD


Where do I put my cross against this? WILF VASS


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HERE, OF COURSE, WHERE ELSE?


TON’S BONANZO BINGO Eyes down 8-0p.m.


Double Nos. 26-17 won £30 Treble Nos. 8-24-13 not won £50 next week


JUBILEE CONCERT


BY


LANCASHIRE SCHOOLS BIG BAND


AT RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL


SATURDAY, APRIL 30th, 7-^0 p.m. • Directed by; A TOMLINSON


Music by HERB ALPERT and COUNT BASIE Admission free


Collection taken


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EDISFORD BRIDGE. CLITHEROE Tel;25536


NEW DINING ANNEX


NEW MENU LUNCH AND EVENING LUNCH 12 to 2 p.m.


Evening meal 6 to 10-30 p.m. (Sampla menu)


Soup — Prawns — Cockles and Mussels


MAIN COURSE: CHOICE OF BEEF CURRY AND RICE, ROAST HALF CHICKEN. HOME MADE STEAK AND KIDNEY PIE, ROAST HAM, BREADED PLAICE, CHOICE OF


CHIPS AND PEAS OR JACKET POTATO AND PEAS


95p PLUS VAT


MINUTE STEAK £1.40 PLUS VAT CHOICE OF SWEET, COFFEE


SANDWICHES AVASLABLE


THIS SATURDAY^ NIGHT Dancing thru til 2 a.m. with


:: STILL FREE before .10-30 p.m. STILL only 60p after WHY PAY MORE?


DAZEAdmission NEXT WEDNESDAY The most magnificent ahowband


P H IL A D E L P H IA EMPRESS .


Admission FREE before 11 p.m. SOp after


(Subject to club rules)


STARDUST CLUB 1 THURSDAY, APRIL 28th


TEL. 22342 ^ ) f ^ MEN’S SNOOKER LEAGUE MATCH | SATURDAY, APRIL 30th


ULRRY mUGl l A reolly great artiste


SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW DUE!


Come and play pool on our fresh table. Raffle for 23/4/T7 — No. 05119


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H iG H A i y i Visit the


SUNDAY ‘ STREET


M ^ ^ i C E T MAY 1st, 1977


Commence 11 a.m. — Closes 4 p.m.


If wet, the event will be held In the Local School.


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FOR . YOUR WEEKEND'S ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY & SUNDAY


DANCING TO THE ORGAN


P L E A S A N T DRINKING WITH REFRESHMENTS


A T REASONABLE PRICES


MODERN SEQUENCE DANCiNG


AND MODERN DANCBNG 50/50


Thurs:, FrI. and Sat at 7-15 p.m.


CARQUAKE AND


THE GI ANT SPIDER INVASION (A)


Mon. to Sat. at 7-30 p.m.


RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN, GEMMA CRAVEN, ANNETTE CROSBY, KENNETH MORE, ' MICHAEL HORDERN


THESLIPPiR AND THE RdiE


without doubt one of the most beautiful films ever made! To the many people who saw and loved the Sound of Music, this Isa must— If


you have seen It we know you will want to see It again. If not, there Is a treat In store next week


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