2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 15th, 1978


YOUR WEEKEN■ND I VIEWING


SATURDAY BBC-1


j 7-15 —8-30 —OPEN UNIVERSITY


9-10—PLAYBOARD 9-25—THE FLASHING BLADE


9-45—CALLING YOUNG FILM-MAKERS


10-00—ARLOTT AND TRUEMAN ON CRICKET


10- 11- 25—FILM


Laurel and Hardy in “A Chump at Oxford.”


25—CRICKET: SECOND TEST


1-30—GRANDSTAND 5-15—THE TOM AND JERRY SHOW


5-30—NEWS 5- 45—EMU’S BLACKPOOL WALKABOUT


6- 15—SATURDAY


NIGHT AT THE MOVIES “A Thunder of Drums,” starring Richard Boone and George Hamilton.


7- 8-


10- 12- JERRY


50—LENNIE AND 35—KOJAK


9- 25—NEWS 9-35-BOXING Parlov v Conteh. 50—SAILOR


11- 20—MARVIN HAMLISCH


20 — 12-25 — WEATHERMAN BBC-2


7-40 —2-45 p.m. —OPEN UNIVERSITY


3- 05—SATURDAY


CINEMA “Shopworn Angel,” starring James Stewart, Margaret Sullavan, Walter Pidgeon.


4- 6- 7- 7-


8- 8-


30—CRICKET:


SECOND TEST PROGRAMME SPORT


20—LOST 35—ROYAL HERITAGE


: 9-35—THE CAMERA AND THE SONG


10-05—WELSH TRIPLE BILL


10- 11- 35—M*A*S*H 11- 00—NEWS ON 2


11-05—CRICKET: SECONDTEST


35—MIDNIGHT


MOVIE “Lightning Strikes Twice,” starring


5>


’.Richard Todd, Ruth Roman.


Granada


9- 30—SESAME STREET 10-25—PAUL


10-55—SATURDAY MATINEE “Frankie and Johnny,” starring Elvis Presley.


12- 5-


5-


6- 7-


SPORT


30—WORLD OF 05—ITN NEWS


5-15—CARTOON TIME


TIMES OF GRIZZLY ADAMS


SQUARES CENTURY


30—CELEBRITY 15—SALE OF THE


7-45—BESTSELLERS Rock Hudson, Lee Remick in “Wheels,” Episode 4.


9-30—ITN NEWS


9-45—'THE SOUTH BANK SHOW


12-00—LATE NIGHT THRILLER Natalie Wood in “A Cry In The Night.”


...... . 9-


10- 11-


45—THE MONEY 30—NEWS AND 50—NETWORK


7-


SUNDAY BBC-1


7-15 — 8-30 —OPEN UNIVERSITY


9- 00—THE FLUMPS


. 9-40—NAIZINDAGI NAYAJEEVAN


10-10—ERICA ON EMBROIDERY


10- 50—VOLUNTEERS 11-


WORSHIP


1-00—FARMING 1-25—MODEL WORLD 1-50—NEWS HEADLINES


1- 2-


3- FAIR 05—THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB


3-30—LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY


3-55—INTERNATIONAL TENNIS


5-15—NEWS 5-30—WORLD CUP GRANDSTAND


Alternative programme 5-


30—FILM “Winning,”


7- 8-


9-


35—THAT’S LIFE 15—WORLD CUP


GRANDSTAND 30—NEWS


11-00—WORLD CUP GRANDSTAND


HEADLINES


Alternative programme 11-


HEAVEN 12-


00—A HARD ROAD TO 10 — 12-15 a .m .—


WEATHERMAN


1 -15—1-20 — WEATHERMAN


BBC-2 UNIVERSITY


1-55—CRICKET 6- 7-


8- 8-


ABOUT US


05—NEWS ON 2 15—FILM


Barbra Streisand in “On A Clear Day You Can See Forever,”


10- 11-


CROWN


20—THE DEVIL’S 15-FILM


Barbra Streisand in “The Owl and the Pussycat,”


Granada HOME


WORSHIP 00—MARTIAL ARTS


11-25—CARTOON 11-


1- 2-


INSTRUMENTS


12- 00—CRY OF THE WILD


2- 15—WORLD CUP ’78


Programme timings from 3-15 today depend on the World Cup results.


PATTERN A 3-


3-30—THE LOVE BOAT 5-15—ITN NEWS 5-30—WORLD CUP ’78 7-


SHOW 30—THE LIFE AND 8- 10- 45—ITN NEWS


11-00—THE LATE MOVIE Robert Vaughan in “The Woman Hunter.”


PATTERN B


3-15—THE LOVE BOAT 5-


SPECIAL


6- 00—ITN NEWS 6-15—FILM “Zeppelin.”


8-10—WORLD CUP ’78


10-35—ITN NEWS 10-50—WORLD CUP ’78 1-30—EPILOGUE 1-40—CLOSEDOWN


also Terence Hill, Bud Spencer In TRINITY IS STILL MY NAME A


PENTECOSTAL CHURCH WATERLOO ROAD, CLITHEROE


TUESDAY, JUNE 20th, 7-30 p.m.


WHAT GOD IS DOING IN 1978


SPEAKER:


MR J. R. LOYNDS Messianic Testimony


STRAWBERRY FAIR at WHALLEY C. of E. SCHOOL


on SATURDAY, JUNE 17th at 2 p.m.


Music by THE SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND Moms Dancing by THE BLACKBURN ACES


A Gymnastic Display by WHITE ACRE SCHOOL Children's FANCY DRESS PARADE


Home-made Cakes. Linen Stall. White ElephanlGood-as-New. Tombola. Children’s Stall. Side-Shows REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE Admission 10p


Proceeds in aid of the CHURCH OF ENGLAND CHILDREN'S SOCIETY


LOW MOOR CLUB SINGLE PARENT GROUP


A meeting of the Single Parent Group will be held on


TUESDAY, JUNE 20th at 8 p.m.


and on following alternate Tuesdays at the same time . ,


at the HEALTH CENTRE and place ■


All Interested will be welcome SATURDAY CLITHEROE FC B IN G O


ADMISSION 50p Including supper


N IG H T J U N E 2 0 t h AT THE


S TA R D U S T C LUB 8 p.m.


CA NIHE LP YOU?


MR DAVID WALDER,m.p. will be available to


interview constituents on Saturday, June 17th, from 10-30 a.m. — 12 noon, at the


Conservative Office, 9 Railway View, Clitheroe.


DIXIE BANJO BAND all welcome


SUNDAY TONY ANDREWS vocalist guitar


plus COLIN BARRY SOUND be soon for a great evening


57139, 58276, 58411, 57982, 58611, 58507, 58434, 57251


SNOWBALL No 2 NEXT WEEK £2


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCHORGAN SOCIETY


RECITAL DAVID BRUCE-PAYNE


by •


(formerly organist of Birmingham Cathedral)


on SATURDAY, JUNE 17th, 1978


at 8 p.m.


Programmes: Non-members 60p. Students and OAPs 30. All are welcome._________


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT TREFOIL GUILD


at 13 Claremont Avenue,


COFFEE EVENING


Tonight, Thursday, June 15th, 1978


7 p.m. — 9 p.m. TICKETS15p


Proceeds to Guide Dogs for the Blind and Trefoil Funds


NELSON STADIUM CARR ROAD


SATURDAY, JUNE 17th at 7-30 p.m.


STOCK CAR RACING


SUPPORTERS SELECT


A HOST OF STAR DRIVERS INCLUDING STU SMITH, SAM OSTLE, MIKE CLOSE,


FRANKIE WAINMAN, DAVE BERRESFORD BAR, CAFE


FREE PARKING ADULTS £1.20, CHILDREN & OAP 60p


CANCER CAMPAIGN PRESENTS


CLITHEROE AREA


ANNUAL SUMMER DANCE WITH SUPPER


in the


MEMORIAL HALL HURST GREEN


FRIDAY, JUNE 30th COMMENCING 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


TICKETS £3 obtainable from J. Tindall, Prospect House, Clitheroe.


John Cowgil! and Clitheroe Advertiser Office, King Street.


WEST BRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH


ANNIVERSARY SERVICES


SUNDAY, JUNE 18th, 1978 at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.


Preacher: R e v . R O N A L D J O B L IN G of BOLTON


.Soloist: M R S R U T H M IT C H E L L of CUTHEROE


CHATBURN METHODIST CHURCH


SUNDAY SCHOOL


ANNIVERSARY JUNE 18th, 1978


Services at 10-30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Conducted by Rev. Don Bradley of Burnley


Theme Ior the day ‘GROWING UP’


Items by the scholars at the Morning Service


Come and join us


DON’T FORGET! - TOM OR ROW


FRIDAY, JUNE 16th


AT HOME SCHOOL, CLITHEROE


7 to 9 p.m. . . PENDLE C.P.


.Admission: ADULTS 20d ' CHILDREN 10p


including Refreshments


PAT SEED APPEAL


METHODIST SCHOOL WHALLEY


GOOD AS NEW AND


JUMBLE SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 17th 2 D.m.


ADMISSION: 3p ^ '


CLITHEROE RIBBLESDALE AFTERNOON TOWNSWOMEN’S


GUILD A JUMBLE SALE


Elephant, Cake Stall, etc. SATURDAY, JUNE 17th,


Bring-and-Bu'y, White


1978,2 to 4 p.m., PARISH HALL INSTITUTE, CLITHEROE Admission 5p


Physiotherapy Centre and Guilt Funds


Refreshments Available Proceeds In Aid of


:


WEDNESDAY NIGHT LIVE ON STAGE


■ The superb sounds of


NORMAN JAY and VINTAGE


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


Subject to club rules g Support 00—SURVIVAL


2.00 4.50 7.40 3.25 6.20 9.10


3.45 5.20


7.10 8.45


u n i t f o u r b l a c k b u r n 1 Support


4.15 7.20 Feature 15—CARTOON TIME


45—THE MUPPET 15—WORLD CUP ’78


2.40 S.45 8.50 mttftHvwneru iv . '* - HQUDSMfia V


■RosisDiXGrv > -NIGHT NURSE, ^


j T e e n a g e £ F ~


tftchHike,i-s TAKE U S -


W V FOR THE RIDE OF YOUR UFE! 61MSL/P LOVERS,


Five Swinging Students wnowantTo


Graduate WithaBang!


THIS SATURDAY NIGHT Dance through ’till 2 with


SPECIAL ATTRACTION


ADMISSION FREE before 10-30 p.m. STILL ONLY 70p AFTER


m KIBBLE TRAVEL SERVICE Pimlico Road, Clitheroe


LONGRIDGE FIELD DAY


SATURDAY, JUNE 17th, 1978


Procession of Field Day Queen, 1978 and retiring queen.


Followed by parade of floats, 1 p.m.


Fancy dress parade, side shows, stalls. Fun for all the family


CARNIVAL DANCE


LONGRIDGE CIVIC HALL 8 p.m. — midnight Tickets £2 Including supper


CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY


GARDEN PARTY MR & MRS C.F. PICKLES


at the home of FERNSIDE, BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND


on SATURDAY, JUNE 17th, 1978 from 3 p.m. to 5-30 p.m.


Home Produce, Bring-and-Buy Stall Admission and Refreshments 25p


IF THE WEATHER IS WET, THE EVENT WILL BE HELD IN THE VILLAGE HALL, BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND.


JUNE 18 WEEK


Support 2.35 5.15 7.50 Feature 4.00 6.35 9.15


club


EL TROPICANO NELSON


30—OLD HOUSE, NEW 00—MORNING


Clitheroe Travel SERVICES LIMITED


3 Castle Street Clitheroe Tel. 23362/22975


KING G EO R G E ’S HAL Saturday, June 17th


D A N C IN G T O T H E S O U N D O F B O B W A T M O U G H &


30—EARLY MUSICAL H IS O R C H E S T R A


30—OUT OF TOWN 00—CARTOON TIME


>: Featuring “BOB'S DANCE OF THE WEEK.”


Tickets: 75p. 8 p.m. to 11-30 'oim.1 ‘ 1


Friday, June 23rd INDIA’S TOP


MUSICIANS & DANCERS


S A N S K R IT IK 8 T H F E S T IV A L O F A R T S O F IN D IA


Artistic Director Birendra " Shankar


Tickets: £1.50 (£1 OAP/Chlld),,; iS k W IN D SO R HALL with Sooty and his pals


Mon. 19th — Sat., June 24th SOOTY’S IN TOWN


Mon. 4-30 p.m., Tues. 6-30 p.m. Wed. 2-00. Thurs 6-30


, p.m. Frl: 4-30 p.m. Sat. 10-30 • a.m:i-30 p.m: 4-30 p:m.


BOOKNOW! ; ; Adults 75p, phlldSOp,


Presented by The Borough of Blackburn Recreation Department. Box Office, Public Halfs. Northgate, Blackburn. Tel. 58424.


No connection with any other firm


40—1-55 p.m. —OPEN


11- 40—ON THE MOVE 12-


15—FAIRER SHARES 15—SUNDAY


55—THE ANTIQUES 35—THE IRISH WAY


See September Sunsets


B m ew E S M


2nd 3rd 7th 7th 9th 9th


Sept. Sept.


10th


10th Sept. 11th Sept 17th ‘ 17th


Sept. Teneriffe Sept. Fly/Cruise Majorca Llandudno Jersey Isle of Man Fly/Cruise


Llandudno Isle of Man


Sept. Sept. Sept.


Sept-. Jersey Sept. Isle of Man


1 Week 6 or 8 Days 2 Weeks 10 Days 1 Week 1 Week 1 Week 6 or 8 Days 6 Nights 1 Week 6 or 8 Days


and good reductions for good children


45—NEWS REVIEW BE SURE -SEE US SOON 15—THE WORLD


FRIDAY, JUNE 16th In the ballroom at 8 p.m.


LOWERHOUSE MILLS CLUB Lowerhouse Lane, Burnley


The TUMBLING 'CV


• Country and Western Music Club pre* gents for your entertainment


A SUPERB COUNTRY MUSIC SHOW starring


A VOICE ANO A HALF — with his guitar


Britain'* t in t No. 1 Solo Country Slngor from Deeca Records also


GEORGE C. SMITH


The best In country sounds from a 4* piece band from Yorkshire


COLORADA TRUCKING COMPANY


supported by the fabulous sounds of


E A S Y L IS T E N IN G featuring


Country music with a rare excellence (Resident)


R O Y S T O N J O N E S


Compere: BOB ROBERTS Country Music DJ from Radio Black­ burn


CO U N TR Y DISCO by Nigel


Lais Transport by arrangement BAR 'N' SNAX


Tickets available from Bar Steward also The Tumbling ‘C’ Committee


TICKETS C1 SAWLEY


CLITHEROE TEL.


TAXI NOWAT


26826 TOWN


CAR HIRE TAXI Tel. CLITHEROE


2 3 4 8 3 WANT A


TAXI 1 Ring Bob Geldard


ING CASTLE CARS


ANTIQUE AND COLLECTORS’ FAIR ' at the


TRAFALGAR, SAMLESBURY SUNDAY, JUNE 18th


11 a.m. to 5 p.m.


Over 50 stalls of quality antiques Large CarPark Refreshments Trade Welcome


Jewellery, Porcelain, any items of interest. DETAILS


ITEMSBOUGHT


T Y R E R ’S A N T IQ U E S Leeds Road, Ilkley Tel. 600257


STARDUST CLUB TONIGHT, THURSDAY


Tel. 22342


SEVERD LI NX A new group from Blackburn


SATURDAY, JUNE 17th


STARSHOTT Top group from Manchester


10p cover charge members. 25p cover charge guest members CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT WITH


BRIAN ON THE HAMMOND ORGAN STEPHEN ON THE DRUMS


Your hosts: Tom and Thelma SATURDAY, JUNE 17th


GARDEN PARTY SATURDAY, JUNE 17th, 2-30 p.m.


PONY RIDES, SIDE SHOWS, GOOD-AS-NEW,


JUMBLE, WHITE ELEPHANT AND CAKE STALLS, REFRESHMENTS, TEAS


- TICKETS ATTHE GATE 10p IN6L'Ut>ING"LUC,KYv TICKET DRAW" 4 p.m.


■inAld of Rlmlngton Memorial Institute where it w i l l1 ^ be held if wet


^XXXXXXXXVXXVV\XXXX\VC\\V*SX>XNX>XXXXXXXXXX> SPECIAL HOLIDAYS FROM EAST LANCASHIRE


MINI CRUISE TO GERMANY September 11th, 3 days from £39.50


For full details contact I SUNDAY, JUNE 18th THURSDAY, JUNE 22nd


JOHNNY STARR WAYNE BOWMAN CONCERT NIGHT


(Club favourite) (one of the best) with DOREEN CHADWICK


and HARRY PEMBERTON Members and Guests


ADMISSION BY TICKET only 25p


-JOHN'S BONANZABINGO EVERY- WEDNESDAY 8.v p.m. YOUR CALLER: RAY


' WEEKLY DOUBLE 9, 7 WEELY TREBLE 5, 30, 29


Cattle


HXastaurant Clitheroe BB7 2JT Proprietors: C. & S. Whiteside


FOR FATHERS DAY VISIT THE CASTLE FOR UNBEATABLE VALUE


TRADITIONAL SUNDAY LUNCHEON 3 course £2.75 , .(children £1.95) served 12noonto2p.m.


. SUNDAY HIGH TEA 3 course £1.95 (children £1.10) 4 p.m. to 5-15 p.m.


SUNDAY DINNER a la carte and table d'hote menu, 7-30 p.m. to 9 p.m.


DINNER SERVED NIGHTLY Extensive a-la carte menu and wine list, 7:30 p.m. to9-30 p.m. (Friday and Saturday) 7-30 p.m. to 10 p.m.


Our new extensions to the dining room leitt be complete for September 1978, dining and dancing for 100


Bookings now being taken for autumn and Christmas period OPEN 7 days, LICENSED TILL MIDNIGHT


FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS PHONE CLITHEROE 24587 Feo-urrtjGOSDON THOM “*


g^KENNETH MORE;HIUJE: WHITHAW SONmM


fvoduced by IOHN QUESTEDond CHKS HAtfOP Screenplay by ANNE MATHERond JUl HYEM


E«ecui'»e Producer W Directed by GERRYO'HARA An Anglo-Canodian Co-Produc’o i OtAElind JEREMY KEMP as BOLT ^ MON. TO SAT. at 7 p.m.


ROMANCE MADE ESPECIALLY WITH THE LADIES IN MIND.


KEIR DULLEA SUSAN PENHALIGON


CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278.


THURS., FRI., SAT. at 7-30 p.m. A B B A T H E M O V IE (U)


CUTHEROE COLLECTORS AND


CRAFT FAIR A FAMILY OUTING ADMISSION 10p


(Children Free II accompanied) PRIZES TO BE WON


ANTIQUES — VICTORIANA — PORCELAIN —


TREEN — SOFT TOYS — MEDALS — INSTRUMENTS — SCALES — POSTCARDS — DOLLS — WATCHES — CLOCKS — PAINTINGS — MILITARIA — CIGARETTE CARDS — IRONWORK


BOTTLES — COINS — FURNITURE — BRASS AND COPPERWARE — PEWTER — SILVER — ENAMELS — CUT GLASS — JEWELLERY — PRINTS — TOOLS BOOKS — TELESCOPES — STAMPS —


REFRESHMENTS AND HOT SNACKS ALL DAY SATURDAY, JUNE 17th


PARISH HALL, CHURCH BROW 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.


Come browse, buy or sell. It it’s old or unusual bring it for a tree opinion or find a real bargain. '


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND, SAWLEY AND GISBURN


FOREST.CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION


A COFFEE EVENING and JUMBLE SALE


at STOCKS HOUSE


by kind permission of Mr and , Mrs A. Wright


TUESDAY, JUNE 20th at 7-30 p.m.


Admission 20p adults, 10p children, including coffee.


HODDER VALLEY CONSERVATIVES


DON’T FORGET BARN DANCE at GAMBLE HOLE, NEWTON


TOMORROW, FRIDAY JUNE 16th


ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY


A few left price C2.2S RING SLAIDBURN 258


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