2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 13th, 1978
UEYOUR WEEKEND BBC-1
VIEWING SATURDAY
8- 9-
9- 10- 55—PLAYBOARD COUPLE BREAKERS
10-00—INDOORS OUTDOORS
THREE Film starring Stewart Granger, Walter Pidgeon
11- 12-
CHAPLIN BATMAN
5-35—NEWS 5- 6-
50—FISH SATURDAY —OK? 15—ROLF ON
6-45—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES “The Thousand Plane Raid” starring Christopher George, Laraine Stephens 15—THE VAL
8- 9-
10- 11-
DOONICAN MUSIC SHOW 00—KOJAK
9-50—NEWS DAY
H-50—WEATHERMAN
NIGHT AT THE MILL
12- 9-30—1
Granada TISWAS
SPORT
5-05—ITN NEWS 5-15—LOGAN’S RUN
25—SOLDIERS
6- 7-
10—THE ODDBALL 7- 35—THE RECORD
8-
SQUARES CENTURY DOOR
Frank Sinatra in “Dirty Dingus Magee”
10-00—ITN NEWS 10-
55—CHARLIE 30—GRANDSTAND
5-10—THE NEW ADVANTURES OF
BBC-2
7-40 —1-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY
3-20—SATURDAY CINEMA “Executive Suite”
5- 6-
7- 7-
8-
00—MATCH OF THE9- 00—SATURDAY
11- 12-
30—WORLD OF SPORT
HORSE TRIALS 00—PLANETS 00—NEWS AND
TENNIS AND BADMINTON
9-50—HUSBANDS Film starring Ben Gazzara, Peter Falk, John Cassavetes
FIRSTS 12-25—MIDNIGHT
55—NEWS ON 2 00—M*A*S*H
MOVIE “Jeopardy” starring Barbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan, Ralph Meeker.
BBC-1 9-
SUNDAY 11-
12-
9-00—THE FLUMPS 9-15—1 SEE WHAT YOU MEAN
NAYAJEEVAN
10-25—WORDPOWER 10- 11-
12-
SCHOOLS WORSHIP
40—NAIZINDAGI
10-10—ERICA ON EMBROIDERY
50—KONTAKTE
11-40—ON THE MOVE 11-
1-00—FARMING 1-25—KNITTING FASHION
1-50—NEWS HEADLINES
I-
3- 4-
4- 5-
“Hobson’s Choice” starring Charles Laugton, John Mills, Brenda de Banzie
SUNDAY
SONG CONTEST PREVIEWS
5- 6- 6-
7- 8-
10- 11- II-
9- 9-
IT
HORSE TRIALS 30—NEWS
PRAISE SCKHDtH ROY 3 Support
ROBERT n iiu lin n SHAW RKMATO
DBEYFUSS 4.05 7.20 Feature 2.20 S.3S 8.50_
Feature 2.20 5.25 6.35 Support
4.00 7.10 the N ow FIRST LACY OP SEX! ^
HARLEE . MCBRIDE
30—OUT OF WORK
1-00—SURVIVAL 1- 2-
MATCH 3-
15—'THE LIVING CITY 50—PARENTS AND 5-
15—SUNDAY 6- 7- 55—FILM MATINEE
40—SUNNY SIDE 10—EUROVISION
45—BADMINTON
40—LORNA DOONE 35—DEREK NIMMO 40—SONGS OF
GREATAND SMALL
11- 12-
05—KODIAK
3-35—SUNDAY MATINEE “The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams”
5-15—REPORTS ACTION
CHASE
6-25—CREDO 6-
7-45—MOVIE OF THE WEEK Samantha Eggar in “The Killer Who Wouldn’t Die”
SUNDAY SHOW
9-30—A PLAY FOR LOVE
10-25— ITN NEWS 10-
FILM BOARD OF CANADA PRESENTS
HAMILTON IV
LEE HARVEY OSWALD
35—NEWS
15—ALL CREATURES BBC-2 05—THE TRIAL OF1-
2- CONNECTION? Granada
10- 11-
9-30—OLD HOUSE, NEW HOME
00—MORNING 11-25—CARTOON
WORSHIP BLOOD
00—HORSES IN OUR 10-
25—READ ALL ABOUT 00—THE BRITISH 4- 25—WEATHERMAN6-
5- 7-
8- 8- 9-
45—CROSS QUESTION3- 4-
7-40 — 1-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY
PROGRAMME BADMINTON
THEATRE 55—THE MONEY
30—INTERNATIONAL 30—THE AMERICANS
20—ARENA:
55—MEN OF IDEAS 40—RUGBY SPECIAL 40—NEWS REVIEW 15—INDIA
25—NEWS ON 2 30—ECSTASY
“Wives” starring Anne Marie Ottersen, Froydis Armand, Katja Medboe
TENNIS
RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVES TO MAKE WAY FOR OUR FABULOUS NEW OFFER OF COLLECTORS
LAST TWO WEEKS OF STEAM
REPRODUCTION TRAMCARS AND TRAMWAYS.
BOYS OF ALL AGES from 5 to 95 collect 60 COLOUR POSTCARDS OF STEAM RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVES
35—SUNDAY CINEMA 40—THE NATIONAL
10—POLICE WOMAN 05—GEORGE
CLITHEROE RUFC
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PIMLICO ROAD 55—INTERNATIONAL
GROUND, SATURDAY, 2-30 p.m. APRIL 15th
DISCO AFTERWARDS Tickets 50p
WEST BRADFORD FOOTBALL CLUB
BBNGO NITE
at WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB,
TUESDAY, APRIL 25th, 1978 —
First Shout 8 p.m. Tickets 75p
including supper
RECAPTURE THE GOLDEN AGE OF STEAM We have a few full sets of our Golden Age of Steam
available at our Clitheroe Advertiser Office, King Street, Clitheroe.
Sets 1 to 6, £1.80 with your own tokens, £2.28 with back copies of the paper.
Albums still available, in which you can keep your cards, priced at £1.25.
Postage and packing 25p extra.
S t P A U L ’ S CUB SCOUTS
JUMBLE SALE
THURSDAY, APRIL 20th
1st PENDLE CUB SCOUT GROUPS
AUCTION SALE To be held In
United Reformed Church Schoolroom, Moor Lane, Clitheroe
Tuesday, April 18th, 1978 at 7-30 p.m.
Goods on view from 1 p.m. on dayof sale
STYX DISCO
Telephone DAVE
CLITHEROE 25829 OR
CARL WHALLEY 2164 6 p.m.
St Paul’s Church Hall Admission 3p
.FOR BUYINGISELUNG WL 22331 BURNLEY
CLITHEROE AREA CANCER RESEARCH CAMPAIGN
WINE and PATE
EVENING
at WADDINGTON OLD HALL, FRIDAY, APRIL 14th, 8 p.m.
Cake and Tombola Stall Admission 75p
JUMBLE SALE . LADIES’ CIRCLE CLITHEROE
Saturday, April 22nd - 10 a.m.
United Reformed Church Hall, Moor Lane ADMISSION 4p
■t, WANT A
RING CASTLE CARS
No connection with any other ■ firm •
TAXI 24023
Ring Bob Geldard
45—THE DOOMBOLT 15—ITV NEWS 50—STARS ON
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PANELDARTS “THE”
DARTING PUB EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
GAMES TO COMMENCE AT 8 p.m. PROMPT
IT’S A GREAT LITTLE PUB
KINGS ARMS B IG L
THURSDAY, APRIL 13th COUNTRY & WESTERN
from Liverpool. FRIDAY, APRIL 14th
PREMIER PANEL DARTS ALSO
SUPER CUE POOL KNOCK OUT
SATURDAY, APRIL 15th T O N Y WIL SO N
GREAT ARTIST
LUNCHES SERVED 12 — 2 p.m. MONDAY — FRIDAY
The exciting true story of one man’s courageous struggle to save America’s greatest natural wonder.
_____ .ofthe Guardian
Wilderness starring DENVER PYLE JOHN DEHNER
STARTS MONDAY, APRIL 17th to SAT., at 7-30 p.m.
FOR A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
CLITHEROE CIVIC HALL. Tel. 23278 Free list suspended
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JUMBLE SALE WHALLEY
at
METHODIST CHAPEL
oh SATURDAY, APRIL 15th at 2 p.m.
ST MICHAEL & JOHNS ASSOCIATION
JUMBLE SALE
SCHOOL HALL, LOWERGATE
SATURDAY, APRIL 15th
2-30 p.m. Admission 5p
RIBBLE VALLEY
JUNIOR SNORKEL CLUB FRIDAY, APRIL 14th
at ST HELEN’S DISCO
SUNDAY SCHOOL WADDINGTON
MR D. J. DISCO ADMISSION 60p
INCLUDING SUPPER 7-30 to 11 p.m.
ST MARY’S, GISBURN
SPRING FAIR In the
FESTIVAL HALL
on SATURDAY APRIL 22nd to be opened by
MRS M. R. NOBLE of Rlmlngton at 3 p.m.
Various stalls Tombola
Competitions afternoon tea
NEWTON VILLAGE HALL
SUPPER
DANCE APRIL 21 st
DANCING TO ALAN WAITS
8 p.m.—i a.m.
Supper by Village Hall Ladies' Committee, at 8 p.m. prompt.
Admission £2.25br ticket only, licensed bar.
Tickets from Slaldburn 642 or 259.
CAR HIRE TAXI
TOWN Tel. CLITHEROE 23483 Antique and Collectors’ Fair THE CORONATION
Nr GISBURN (A59 road)
SUNDAY, APRIL 23rd 11 a.m. — 5 p.m.
See next week's edition for . full details.
TYRER’S ANTIQUES Tel. Ilkley 600257
All you have to do Is to go round the house and make a list of the things you no longer use or need Then phone this number Burnley 22331
TOC H CLITHEROE
SATURDAY NEXT APRIL 15th in THE MAYOR’S PARLOUR, TOWN HALL
COFFEE MORNING
by kind permission of the Mayor Councillor Robert P. Ainsworth
Members of the Mayoress’ Committee will serve refresh ments.
Admission by ticket or at the door, 20p Your help will be appreciated
Bring-and-buy various stalls
In aid of Toe H funds Open 10 a.m. till noon
SAWLEY TAXI
PLEASE NOTE:
We shall now operate from CLITHEROE and our new telephone number is
CLITHEROE 00—BADMINTON First Race 2 p.m. j 15—INTERNATIONAL 15—ASHKENAZY unit four b l a c k b u r n >««
CONDUCTS TCHAIKOVSKY
Separate shows dally 2-00 5.50 8.10
15—SECOND CITY JAWS
CLITHEROE CRICKET, BOWLING AND TENNIS CLUB
TRIANGULAR SPORTS QUIZ
BURNLEY FC BLACKBURN FC CLITHEROE CC.
THURSDAY, APRIL 13th at 8 p.m.
in THE CLUB HOUSE ADMITTANCE 25p
(under 15 years, 15p) PAY AT THE DOOR
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AT TWITTER LANE SATURDAY, APRIL 15th
Craven Cup Quarter Final Replay WADDINGTON
SKIPTON BULLDOGS KICK OFF 2-30
TUESDAY, APRIL 18th
Blackburn Combination Premier Division
Waddington
CHAPMANS KICK OFF 6-15
APRIL 16 WEEK BANKSHOW
11- 15—STARS ON ICE 11-45—HOUSE OF HORRORS
15—CELEBRITY 00—SALE OF THE 30—ENEMY AT THE 30—THE BIG FILM
fWhat's o n ,.. What's oil... What's on... Whati on... What's on. J Q ueen g re e ts re la y te am
PENDLE FOREST AND CRAVEN HUNT POINT TO POINT
GISBURN 15—THE SOUTH
RACES are on
M O N D A Y M A Y 1 s t
CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278.
THURS., FRI. & SAT. at 7-30 p.m. ROLLERCOASTER (A)
MON, APRIL 17th TO SAT. at 7-30 p.m.
WITH PLEASURE WE PRESENT ON IT'S NORTH WEST RELEASE THE. NEW FAMILY OUTDOOR FILM FROM THE MAKERS OF WHEN THE NORTH WIND BLOWS.
The exciting true story of one man’
s.courageous struggle to save America’s greatest natural wonder.
Guardian
Wilderness starring DENVER PYLE 1^. JOHN DEHNER
THE EXCITING TRUE STORY OF ONE MAN'S COURAGEOUS
STRUGGLE TO SAVE AMERICA'S GREATEST NATURAL WONDER.
A MUST FOR THE WHOLE FAMILYI
CIVIC HALL, CLITHEROE (23278) RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL
FESTIVAL of PLAYS 1978 Adjudicator: PHILLIP BROMLEY
MONDAY, APRIL 24th at 7-30 p.m. Grassington Players present
PULL THE OTHER ONE A farce by Norman Robbins
TUESDAY, APRIL 25th at 7-30 p.m. Lancaster Footlights Club present
A FLEA IN HER EAR by Feydeau
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26th at 7-30 p.m. Whatley Church Players present
THE SOUND OF MURDER by William Fairchild
THURSDAY, APRIL 27th at 7-30 p.m. Formby Theatre Club present
LADIES IN RETIREMENT by Edward Percy and Reginald Denham
FRIDAY, APRIL 28th at 7-30 p.m. Blackwood Little Theatre present
THE CELL by Robert Wales
SATURDAY, APRIL 29th at 7 p.m. Bridgend Castle Players present
ALL MY SONS by Arthur Miller Admission 70p. Season ticket £3.50
Booking plans will be open from April 14th, Monday to Friday at 11-00 a.m. — 12-30 p.m., 3-00 p.m.-5 -3 0 p.m. and after 8 p.m. Saturday 11-00 a.m. — 12-30 p.m. and evening ■
CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT WITH
BRIAN ON THE HAMMOND ORGAN BOB ON THE DRUMS
Your hosts: Tom and Thelma SATURDAY, APRIL 15th
BETTYTAYLOR SUNDAY, APRIL 16th
JOHN DEREK (new from Bradford)
JOHN’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WED. DANCING EVERY THURSDAY
THURSDAY, MAY 4th
THE VICKI BENNETT SHOW
TICKETS NOW ON SALE
Weekly double 29-17 Weekly treble 5-4-23
STARDUST CLUB Tel. 22342 FRIDAY, APRIL 14th
C IN EM A SHOW great new local group
SATURDAY, APRIL 15th
GREENAWAY DUO Two good lads from Wigan
PLUS JIM ON THE ORGAN THIS SATURDAY NIGHT
SUNDAY LUNCHTIME CABARET, APRIL 16th THAT GREAT NEW FACES WINNER
PLUS JIM ON THE ORGAN —12 o'clock start WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19th
JOHNY ‘GOON’ TWEED
BINGO in aid of Clitheroe venture Scout group EYES DOWN 8 o'clock
RAFFLE RESULTS, April 8th, 1978,1st, 03039,2nd, 03574,3rd, 02859. 5-PIECE JAMAICAN SOUL BAND JAB JAB
ADMISSION FREE BEFORE 10-30 STILL ONLY 70p AFTER
WEDNESDAY NIGHT LIVE ON STAGE THE SUPERB
WADDINGTON DRAMA GROUP IN
“LORD ARTHUR SAVILE’S CRIME”
(A comedy by Constance Cox) APRIL 19th —22nd
ST HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL, WADDINGTON, 7-30 p.m.
TICKETS 50p from: Miss P. Hargreaves, Waterloo Timber (Clitheroe 23263); or members of the group.
RAINBOW COTTAGE
ADMISSION FREE BEFORE 11 p.m. ONLY 50p AFTER
Subject to club rules jV YW W W Y SW A YW W Y Y i iW W W W
LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT 3 ADULT EDUCATION
SUMMER PROGRAMME
YOU CAN STILL JOIN ONE OF THE MANY \ COURSES AVAILABLE THIS SUMMER
LOW MOOR CLUB, CLITHEROE SUNDAY, APRIL 16th
WITH THE COLIN BARRY SOUND 34935 35854 37040 35393
STEPHEN JOHN SNOWBALL No. 2
35544 35772 36321 36987 NEXT WEEK £4
THEY INCLUDE: Hobbles, General Crafts, Needlec- rafts, Languages, Keep Fit, Arts, D.I.Y.,Sports Coach ing, Dancing, and many others.
For full details contact your local library or phone one of the centre offices.
LATE ADDITIONS TO PROGRAMME
BADMINTON COACHING at Ribblesdale School, Clitheroe, Mondays and Wednesdays, 7-15 to 9-15 p.m.
A second stage course, 5 weeks, starting Monday, May 8th, 7-30 — 9-30 p.m.
SOLAR HEATING at Whalley
Offices at The Adult Centre, Old Grammar School, Whal ley. Phone 2717, mornings and evenings, and the Adult Centre, Ribblesdale School, Clitheroe 22563 evenings.
Lancashire’s Silver Jubilee c e le b ra t io n s , involved conveying pennants from Lancaster by barge, canoe, bicycle, horse and foot to
Windsor. The Queen met the
sor Castle on Saturday. The relay, the climax to
The money is the total raised by Lancashire towards the central Jubilee Appeal fund — including £3,000 from the relay itself.
All participants from nine
participants and helpers in the grounds of Windsor on Saturday and received a cheque for more than £150,000 from Mrs Simon Towneley, wife of the Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire.
TEACHERS HAVE NO PUPILS
TEN people have just qual ified as adult literacy tutors — but as yet do not have any pupils to teach. T h e 10 h a v e j u s t
completed a 16-hour tutorial course at Ribblesdale Adult Centre and have joined a team of more than 60 qual- ified teachers in Ribble
Valley. And this week the adult
literacy co-ordinator for the Ribble Valley, Mrs Pat Murray, has asked people to submit names of those who may benefit from literacy teaching. She said: “Now that we
have 10 more tutors we have the capacity to take on more pupils and are eager to do so.” She can be contacted on Clitheroe 24264 after 4 p.m. Anyone who can’t ring then, should contact Whalley Adult Education Centre (Tel. 2717). Mrs Murray would also
like to hear from volunteers to help prepare work cards and other exercises for adult literacy classes on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights at Ribbles dale School.
n a t io n a l organisations f in i s h e d th e course, although one Clitheroe man very nearly didn’t.
Mr Colin Wrighton (24), of
De Lacy Street, one of the Lancashire Association of Youth Clubs’ canoe team, sprang a leak as he paddled along the Leeds and Liver pool canal in the early stages of the relay.
Said Colin: “It happened
just after we set off from Blackburn. There was a hole in the front of the canoe which obviously hadn’t been checked.
“I felt the water gradually
rising up but I kept going until the canoe was almost full. After that I had to keep stopping about every 500 or 600 yards to bail out the water.”
Fortunately Colin reached
Church safely where he was able to change canoes. “Even without that bit of drama taking part in the relay was an experience I’ll never forget,” said Colin.
Many other local people
took part in the event either as "relayers’’ or as helpers, among them Lord and Lady Clitheroe, of Downham.
in a tree-planting ceremony in North Shropshire and Lady Clitheroe was on hand to help out along the route. Said Lady Clitheroe: “The
Lord Clitheroe took part
relay was a tremendous success with everyone work ing together in a splendid f a s h io n . At th e end everyone cheered the Queen and then gave the particip ants a well-deserved cheer as well — it was most enjoy able.”
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