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’ * , - f -.WiJ 2 Clitheroe Advertiser, and-Times, September 14th, 1978 ••- ~~-£j-,~ •'.,-a,-;..;a. - ' iV / . - j : ' . .•'•■■'^i.-'• ■-; ^:'::- ^ . T ;'


YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING


*i* ’•‘i f 4


SATURDAY SUNDAY BBC-1


BBC-1


9-00—r a g t im e ; 9-15—SCOOBY DOO 9-


YOU...?


10- 00—CUT AND THRUST


10- 25—FILM “Saadia”


11- 50—CHARLIE CHAPLIN


12- 15—BUGS BUNNY 12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-10—TOM AND JERRY


5-20—NEWS 5-


6- 35—NOEL


EDMONDS’ LUCKY NUMBERS


6-55—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES


30—DR WHO


- “The Magnificent Seven,” starring Yul Brynner.


10-05—NEWS 10- 15—MATCH OF THE DAY


9-00—LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS


11- 15—PARKINSON 12- 15—WEATHERMAN


BBC-2


7-40—11-00—OPEN UNIVERSITY


11- 10—LIBERAL PARTY ASSEMBLY 1978


12- 40—3-35—OPEN UNIVERSITY


3-50—SATURDAY CINEMA “The Phantom Tollbooth.”


5- 15—HORIZON


6- 05—PLAY SPORT 6-30—NEWS AND SPORT


6-45—THE SIXTH LEEDS INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION


9-00-


-FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT SEASON: “Jules et Jim”


10- 45—THE SIXTH LEEDS INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION


11- 00—NEWS ON 2 11-05—INTE RNATIONAL TENNIS


11-35—MIDNIGHT MOVIE “The Breaking Point”


Granada


9-20—FOCUS ON SOCCER


9-45—SESAME STREET


10- 40—THE FLINTSTONES


11- 15—LIBERAL PARTY ASSEMBLY


12- 30—WORLD OF SPORT


5-05—NEWS


5-15—CARTOONTIME 5- 6- 6-


30—THE 7-


MASTERSPY WAS WON


35—WHY DON’T


9-00—BARNABY, 9-40—NAIZINDAGI , NAYAJEEVAN


10-30—LET’S GO 10- 45-UNEMPLOYMENT 11- 35—ON THE ‘ MOVE


11- 45—PAROSI 12- 25—SUNDAY


■ WORSHIP •


1-00—FARMING 1-25—MR SMITH’S FRUIT GARDEN


1-55—FILM MATINEE “The Unsinkable Molly Brown”


1-50—NEWS HEADLINES


4-00—SUMMER SUNDAY


4- 6-


6- 7- 8-


5- 25—BUGS BUNNY 5-


CHALLENGE 0—NEWS


6-10—SEXTON BLAKE AND THE DEMON GOD


40—SONGS OF


PRAISE LINE


15—THE ONEDIN 05—THE SUNDAY


FILM “The Battle of . Britain”


10-15—NEWS 10- 25—THE INNER GAME


11- 00—FILM ’78 11-30—WEATHERMAN


BBC-2


7-40—1-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY


I- 4-


5- 6-


6- 7- 8-


8- TENNIS


55—INTERNATIONAL 55—PLAY RUGBY


20—RUGBY SPECIAL


20—NEWS REVIEW 45—INTERNATIONAL


TENNIS ABOUT US


15—THE WORLD 05—NEWS


10—ANNA KARENINA


10-00—OUT OF COURT 10-30—FILM OF THE WEEK “Little Murders"


Granada


11- 25—CARTOON 11- 30—HOME PRODUCED


II- 00—THE LOST ISLANDS


10- 00—MORNING WORSHIP


9- 30—GREAT EXPECTATIONS


RIBBLE VALLEY BRANCH CLASSES 1978/79 W E A


PLACE: RIBBLESDALE ADULT CENTRE TIME: 7-15 — 9-15 p.m.


IMPACT OF SCIENCE ON SOCIETY - DOOMWATCH? 10 meetings from Tuesday, September 26th. Fee: £3.85 ' Tutors: Tim Caulfield and Tony Marjoram :


G EN E A LO G Y /T R A C E YO U R A N C E S TO R S 20 meetings from Tuesday, September 26th. Fee: £7.70


Tutor: Mr R. Trunkfield


20 meetings from Tuesday, September 26th. Fee: £7.70 1 Tutor: Mr E. Conway


IN T ERN A T IO N A L POLITICS MAN AND THE LAND


20 meetings from Wednesday, September 27th. Fee: £7.70 Tutor: Mrs M. C. Higham B.Ed.


Spring: 1979 6 meetings INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY. Fee: £2.30 6 meetings ARCHITECTURE. Fee: £2.30


PLACE: WHALLEY ADULT CENTRE TIME: 7-30 — 9-30 p.m.


THE VISUAL ARTS IN 18th CENTURY EUROPE 10 meetings from Tuesday, January 9th. Fee: £3.85


Tutor: Brigld Hardwick M.A.


10 meetings from Monday, January 15th. Fee: £3.85 Tutor: H. H. Grieve B.Sc. ■


G EO LO G Y FOR B EG IN N ER S


Spring: LOCAL HISTORY OF THE RIBBLE VALLEY Tutor: Miss Jessica Lofthouse. Fee: £2.30


Enrolment: First meeting, payment second meeting. Fee concessions for state pensioners.


QUERIES: MRS NORA WILSON. TEL. WHALLEY 3257


RAMBLERS’ ASSSOCIATION .


-N.E. LANCS;


12- 00—WEEKEND . WORLD


1-00—THE BEACHCOMBERS


1-25—OUT OF TOWN


1-


2- 3- 4- 5-


30—MR AND MRS5- 00—HAPPY DAYS


15—HOW THE WEST


9-00—INTERNATIONAL BOXING


10-00—NEWS 10- 15—SATURDAY DRAMA


12- 15—THE LATE FILM “The Secret of Blood Island”


11- 15—CELEBRITY CONCERT “Anne Murray”


1-40—CLOSEDOWN


7- 8-


9- 55—WAIT TILL


YOUR FATHER GETS HOME


MATCH SQUAD TREE


20—THE KICK OFF 25—CHOPPER 20—THE CEDAR 20—JUNIOR


SUNDAY QUIZ 45—SECRET


DIARIES


6- 15—ITN NEWS 6-25—CREDO 6-45—APPEAL 6-


SUNDAY THE SAINT


BROWN AWARDS


10—ITN NEWS


9-25—ALPHABETICAL ORDER


10-55—THE LATE FILM “Posse from Hell”


12-40—CLOSE DOWN


50—STARS ON 15—RETURN OF 15—THE FAITH


’’ 1 v


Explore the National Parks' orTour Coach Ramblers. Plan your own route j>r join a guided walk. The family will'love It.


October 1st H A W K S H E A D


Adults: £2.15. Children: £1.10 Dep. Clitheroe 8-40 a.m. October 22nd


BUCKDEN & AYSGARTH


Adults: £1.75. Children: 90p Dep. Clitheroe 9-20 a.m.


Full details and booking from 13 Peel Park Avenue, Clltheroe or ring Clltheroe 24815.


;


35—BONANZA 35—STAR TURN


ADMISSION FREE BEFORE 10-30


W ED N ESD A Y NIGHT LIVE ON STAGE ,


R A B B I T


ADMISSION FREE before 11 p.m. ONLY 50p AFTER


Subject to club rules ' ( *u 'fr$f c l u b


EL TROPICANO NELSON


THIS SATURDAY NIGHT- Dance through till 2 with


N I G H T i


l ,[ HODDER BRIDGE ‘*1 {


QA / 'STONyhu r st , n r /clitheroe J>‘! ¥ V. \ i f ■ & $ i §


* , SEPTEMBER 16th . ^ ^


. .HOTEL SATURDAY,


S U P P E R D A N C E


*


" Table Reservations ’ „, 8 p.m. — 1 a.'m.


’* it < 5 < -> Wine — Dine — Dance


- The Mid-Pennine A r ts A s so c ia t io n rif : .presents


1.


VICTORIA WOOD TICKLING MY IVORIES


.V IL L A G E H A L L , S LA ID BU R N


' TH U R SD A Y , S E P T EM B E R 2 8 th , '7-30 p.m. > Tickets: Cl OAPs/students/chlldren 50p


' ' ¥


Available on the door or In advance from M.P.A.A. 20 Hammer- : ton Street,-Burnley, Inquiries: Burnley 29513.


DALE HEAD CHURCH


H A R V E S T F E S T IV A L


S ER V IC E S SUNDAY,


SEPTEMBER 17th, Preachers:


Brother Ronald S.S.M. t 2-30 p.m.


■ THE VICAR


i 7-30 p.m. WHIST AND


DOMINO DRIVE


in the lnstitute on Mon., - ; Sept. 18th, 7-45 p.m.


ADMISSION: Adults 40p, Children 20p, including Supper


To be followed by Sale of Harvest Produce


CLITHEROE CRICKET CLUB 1st ELEVEN


THE CHAIRMANS ALL STAR ELEVEN


Including several ■ ex-professlonals


SEPTEMBER 17th


CHATBURN ROAD at 2 p.m.


TOWN CAR’HIRE - f,-r-r,T TAXI MINI-BUS FOR HIRE,


R O L LS -RO Y C E FOR HIRE, AND S E L F DRIVE HIRE


T E L . C L ITH ERO E 23483


LOW MOOR CLUB SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th


P E T E R G U N N Gultar/Vocallst


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th


T O N I A D A M S Female Vocalist


a n d C O L I N B A R R Y S O U N D


79450 — 79721 — 81484 — 79462 — 81038 — 81475 — 80706 — 79251


NELSON LADIES’ C IR CLE FLEA MARKET


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th 10 a.m. — 5 p.m.


TODBER CARAVAN PARK GISBURN


REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE Proceeds In aid of Guide Dogs for the Blind. ah CHILDREN’S ART


WORKSHOP at


TRINITY YOUTH COMMUNITY CENTRE WESLEYAN ROW,


PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE SATURDAY,


S E P T EM B E R 23rd 10 a.m. — 12 noon (age range 8 — 14years) 25p WHALLEY ABBEY


C O N C E R T by the


NELSON ARION GLEE UNION


MALE VOICE CHOIR 7-45 p.m. . i '


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th , TICKETS 75p ,


Including light supper Please Tel. Whalley 2268 ,


PARISH CHURCH OF ST AMBROSE, ■ GRINDLETON, . ’ !


H A R V E S T F E S T I V A L


. SEPTEMBER-! 7th, 1978 r >. ,


|, f ^ f -* ^ t S n V ^ Sung Eucharist 10-30 a.m. ;


SUNDAY,\ ' ' / , „


e It is'proposed to, form a Mountaineering -Club basedi.ln the: Clitheroe 1 V/ ‘a r e a . , <


i<] 1 ‘ *r


J


A n y one", inter e s t ed contact. , , ■


' ( H M. HASLAM ;? Clltheroe 25292 or. 25932 r1* ^___ y -v *


v or meet at Swan & Royal Hotel,' 8* p.m., 'Thursday, „ September 21st’*' -


f - tL j ( At n j n


WEST BRADFORD FC B I N G O N I G H T


at WADDINGTON - • SOCIAL CLUB


r' on TUESDAY, % ’ SEPTEMBER ,19th; - FIRST SHOUT 8 p.m. j, {


I ADMISSION V s p^ V * ' INCLUDING'SUPPER"


FOOTBALL AT SHAWBRIDGE


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th FA CUP FIRST ROUND


C L ITH ERO E CURZON ASHTON


K IC K O F F 3 p.m. ADMISSION 50p


O A P and CH ILD R EN 25p THE HODDER VALLEY FOX CLUB c: HARVESTiBALL ft


v PLOUGH INNjWIGGLES^WORTH ‘ fau , . ; f ; D A N C I N C ^ B ^ i P : m : a i m ? ! ™ : ratfi.


■


■on-i. ,


’» FRIDAY,’ SEPTEMBER‘!22nd ,'b C y i . * T IC K E T S £3.50 e a ch ;:-} .


ul y - i l A ' i situ . ew t,.wjv ^f-i* ii ____


- ,


T E L C U T H E R O E 2 S 9 C i l . + l ' - In - V. '


t- n r f 1'- io"}T .jw] \ •* i!


CUTHEROE COLLECTORS’ & CRAFT FAIR


30 STALLS


(INCLUDING MANY INTERESTING NEW ! RANGES OF ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES) ,


; ,! PARISH HALL 1 SEPTEMBER 23rd.» ; ! ANYTHING UNUSUAL BOUGHT AND SOLD. -" '


r T r^ > }> J . i y> l


A FOLK NIGHT : At'the'Starkie Arrns,Clitheroe on1 ■


- Sunday,- September 24th, THE W A S S A IL LER S ^


io and the welcome return of- ' LATE BAR W im


4 ’ N A N N E T ^ E f f , ^ ? ^ (from Wisconsin, ulS.’A.) ’


p / -^ ‘TICKETS £1. i


I S e j f f l o o r a i t f e S u n e m WADDINGTON NEAR CLITHEROE


■ .. ■ Drop in and see us-lt s well worth the visit Telephone: Clltheroe 22333 ;


LUNCH, DINNER. A LA CARTE AND TABLE D’HOTE. BUSINESS LUNCHES A SPECIALITY. WEDDINGS RECEPTIONS, PARTIES, FUNCTIONS OFF ALL KINDS.


ARTHUIt OtDNKQL m o , JEANETTE OJIT'. AWrtWeftmiriase


te.AIUEHARRIS'Ell£DiHECXAflT'


FROM MONDAY CIVIC HALL,


CUTHEROE AT 7-30 p.m.


SNOWBALL No. 5 — NOT WON NEXT WEEK £7


SAWLEY CUTHEROE


TAXI NOWAT


j i TEL. 26826 .


One of the most extraordinary stories of World War II


It's thrilling


Ills powerful j It's true


riInig c a s t l e CARS


Ring Bob Geldard


Taxi 24023


AN T A - i - Top good tastes ■ , Anliciuea ! -v " DON’T FORGET YOUR HOLIDA Y TREAT AT THE


1 & 3 PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE Tel. 24478. .


TOLL HOUSE TEA ROOMS . .


No connection with any I other firm


OPEN FOR: MORNING COFFEE


DURING THE SEPTEMBER HOLIDAY WEEK. • VISIT THE HOUSE OF GOOD TASTES


LUNCHTIME SPECIALITIES AFTERNOON TEAS


EXHIBITION OF RECENT


DRAWINGS AND PAINTING MARY KENT HARRISON


SEPTEMBER 2nd to the 28th, 1978 ’ R.B.A., N.E.A.C. ...


GALLERY ONE, THE SHAMBLES, SETTLE, NORTH YORKSHIRE


, Opening Times: Weekdays 10 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. and 2 to 4-30 p.m. (Saturdays 5 p.m.)


(N.B. from S e p tem b e r 8 th to th e'17 th , The G a lle ry w i l l , be open by a p p o in tm e n t only)


‘ \


k P le a s e T e l. S E T T L E 360 8 o r BOLTON-B Y-BOWLAND 637: All exhibitions supported by the Yorkshire Art-Association, Bradford


IT’S A GREAT LITTLE PUB KING’S ARMS


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th VOCAL HARMONY DUO


D E K E R O N S FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th


PREMIER PANEL DARTS AND POOL. KNQCKOUT


t: NEXT THURSDAYCSeptember 21 st) .


, [ l ( t FABULOUS


RICKI DEAN- ' r . BAR SNACKS DAILY ,


COUNTRY AND WESTERN L u x e mi.


CUTHEROE SOCIAL GLUB FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT WITH


BR IAN ON TH E HAMMOND ORGAN S T E PH E N ON TH E DRUMS Your Hosts: Tom and Thelma


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th, at 8 p m. A R T IS T E OF TH E Y E A R


, ’ .


- T H E D E L T A D U O also. R O B D U N C A N , I “ Tickets 25p‘members and guests /,


, ,, i d : i'--,SATURDAY,,SEPTEMBER-tl6tH' l-KJo ‘


K E N L O M A X (MR ENTERTAINMENT) ' SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th


P E T E R S H A N E F I V E (STAR CABARET ACT)


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 St


L A D I E S S E C T I O N S T A R N I T E 4 ACTS, BINGO AND RAFFLES


In Aid of Children’s Christmas Fund, members and guests -


B IL L ’S BO N AN Z A BINGO E V E R Y WEDNESD AY, D AN C ­ ING E V E R Y T H U R SD A Y (Concerts Permitting)


Weekly Double............................. ....... ...........14-24 Weekly Treble................ ................................. .......... .....; 30-8-12


^eitce <£ate R e s ta u ra n t 5


T o l l Jkmee Jea Ttooms


CHRISTMAS FAYRE


We are now taking bookings for: CHRISTMAS EYE (Su n d a y ) /


A LA CARTE MEALS C H R IS TM A S D A Y


FAMILY LUNCHES N EW Y E A R S E V E


CABARET DINNER Menus are now available


T E L E P H O N E : N E L S O N 68101 F O R R E S E R V A T IO N S


S I


a Gardex | its econoJ get a coir! shower uif with all fa at a pricel can affora pay less tl refreshing The averq takes 30 hot wateil average sll only 5 gal up the sat can enjo j | Gardex slfl all the fail Gardex sll


ThereJ li b eu


MARATHON MANx


Directed by John Schlesinger: w


•JjU^JOHN CHGlfSCW ‘


CONNERY. ROBERT SHAW ’


FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE a


- Ribblesdale Sports & Social Club


STARDUST CLUB SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th


TEL.22342


THE JIM GARLICK ROADSHOW


Free admission before 10 p;m. After 10 p.m.


Members 10p Cover Charge


Guest members 25p cover charge RAFFLE RESULT


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th HAMPER CLAIMED


WINNING NUMBER 10462 3 w i X w M l _ * r In then diyi s>


“THE gauntlet; - iLMLS cuiirt.


fJTiiCIIAMXS ECCNSCN ’ aA1


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Separate shows dally at 2.20 ■ 5.30 8.00 -■


On screen—William Goldman's Incredible Thriller


‘


/• . DUSTIN HOFFMAN ' . asthaRunner


: LAURENCE OLIVIER as the Nati doctor


’■ ROY SCHEIDER. WILLIAM OEVANE ' .a MARTHE KELLER


(Hiw 4 Support 2.10 6.30 Feature ’ : 4.00 6-25’ en^ dWwt buymych^'.;


U N I T F O U R B la c k b u r n 58446 1


Support Feature


3.50 5.20


CUNT EASTWOOD SSONDRA LOCKE! -Support SEPT.17 W E EK V. „ 4.15 7.25 Feature- ' 2.50 6.00' 9.05


"A n ingenious'and lerociousty - ^satirical science-liclion spoof* ...; . — Mayfair Magazine-


t i c k e t s ! s t o n y !


CLITHEROE ■


' ADDITIONS-TO PU B L ISH ED PRO G R AM ME ‘


. ' ■ i


^Wednesday,‘ 7-15 p.m. - 9 - 1 5 p.m. at RIbbtesdate School.- , Modern .-Dance and :Stage Choreography - : , :


Thursday, 7-30 p.m. — 9-30 p.m. at Parish Hall. Old Time and ■ .... , ....Modern Sequence Dancing


Inquiries for further details of any course or requests for additional ones anywhere In the District can be made to Whalley Adult Centre at the enrolment sessions on Thursday, September 14th during the afternoon or evening. Also any morning between 18th — 22nd September and mornings or evenings from September 25th onwards.


> “


The Adult Education: Centre, Old Grammar School, Station Road, ;; Whalley. Phone: 2717


1,1 s , . p: 6 : ' a ’: * I l i^ SN EW TO N - l sea.aihMiiB’.M- » " ' - m - r > m , j L-5. j2ancashl7^E^ucalio"n’'Commilte^^i, .is^Tn, > V - 1978/9,P ro gram m e No te s * f ADULT" EDUCATION <


IS T CORRECTIONS JO .PUBLISHED PROGRAMME i f . !


VO C A T IO N A L C O U R S E S 38 to 41 at C lith e ro e ' ‘ ;3 8T yp ingl& ll t :


40 English Literature ’O’ Level 41 Religious Studies. 'O’ Level -


’ - ‘ ' * These courses are,all on’TUESDAY evenings- ’


Spanish to ’O’ Level’ ! f .


- -


'Course 55 Guitar Folk Music Is moved to Thursday evening SH O R T C O U R S E S a t tW h a lle y


3. Pattern Alterations Jand,,Fittings. The co rrec t’dates are’. , •; NOVEMBER 11th and 18th.


i *'h -1 jit's "h Dr- >’ »' -V ' FEES: The basic costs for Non Vocational Courses are as follows '■-}/


. Standard rate fee payers 27V4p per hour For retirement pension- ’ - ers — on production ol pension book 2Vip per hour. For retirement pensioners'in receipt ol Supplementary Benefits, people under 1 8'f


( years o( age on September 1st,,or registered as unemployed or ... receiying(!^mi!yJncon]etSuppJement there,ls=no. charge. ' Examples of course tees are . . ‘ 10 weeks x 2 hours = 20 hours..1


; ...:.......E5.50


.10 weeks x VA hours = 15 hours ..;..i.......;..-..:.1 - 5 weeks x 2 hours’= 10 hours..:...'.:.......E2.75 • f; ■


.. 4.12 •J 37V4p 25pr


:A one day 5 hour course.;..,.:..;.,.:::.‘.......... ......:..E1.37Vi : '12Vip*


,, f>^E^iidainiiwinnn«it^R«Kua^ ^' AVWd vi'dc Rim release Otslnbutrd bylW'liff'Jfr'


s i ’ ARTHUR OTUNHELLt-a, JEANETIICLDT imk,JUUE HARRIS-EILEEN HECKART W IL L MA TRO NS P L E A S E N O T E T H A T THIS F ILM IS


-T H E C O M P L E T E ^PROGRAMME:' I T I S T H E R E M A R K ­ A B L E T R U E S T O R Y O F C O R R I E T E N B O O M A D E VO U T CH R IS TIAN W OM AN , WHO T H R O U G H O U T T H E D A R K E S T ; D A Y S T H E W O R LD . ,H A D -X N OW N , C A R R IED TH R O U G H O U T T H E W O R LD T H E ME S - 1 : S A G E OF, C O U R A G E , H O P E A N D L O V E . . •


We apologise for any inconvenience caused to patrons by the printing In last week’s advertisement of "Shipwreck'’ which should not have appeared., —


x ‘ ’ 1 on I ‘


lull fee OAP tee 50p ‘


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7. Make'the-most of your Sewing Machine.-The dates are : Mondays,’ November 13th to December 11th from 2 p.m. to : 4 p.m.


C L O S E ' E N c b u N T E R S < O I % ; T H E ' T H I R p : ,,-^MONwTOitSAT< aU7r30;p.m.oy->-^^.'-


One of the most extraordinary stories of Wridd WarJI ^ *"%


”J ’ - '* ^ From thepsgesof the international


^ ^wome'nwfwbecame ihesupreme i;,' k ^heroines of, theDutch Resistance>


’ ' . it’s^o'werful' ' " ’ ;lfe;it^triieJMli§feg|L


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