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YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING


SATURDAY BBC-1


7-15_8-30—OPEN UNIVERSITY


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


9- 10-


10-00—ARLOTT AND TRUEMAN ON CRICKET


FILM MAKERS


45-CALLING YOUNG10- 11-


11- 12-


INVASION EARTH 2150 AD” Film starring Peter Cushing, Bernard Cribbins


11- 12-


CHAPLIN 45—CHARLIE


12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-10—TOM AND JERRY 5-25—NEWS 5- 6-


SERVED? 6- GRANDSTAND


9-00—LENNIE AND JERRY


9-45—NEWS 9-55—KOJAK


10- 11-


45—SAILOR FRIENDS BBC-2


7- 40—2-45 p.m.—OPEN UNIVERSITY


3-15—SATURDAY CINEMA “Thousands Cheer,” starring Gene Kelly


5- 6-


PROGRAMME


15—THE MONEY 00—FLAMINGO


6-30—NEWS 6-45—’“THE GRASS IS GREENER” Starring Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr, Robert Mitchum, Jean Simmons


8- 8- 9-


11- 11-


10-00—NETWORK 10-


BILL HERITAGE 25—“DALEKS —


SUNDAY BBC-1


7_15—8-30—OPEN UNIVERSITY


9-00—THE FLUMPS - 9-


NAYAJEEVAN WORK


40—NAI ZINDAGI 50—VOLUNTEERS


15—THE RIGHT TO 40—ON THE MOVE


1- 2-


15—BUGS BUNNY 3- 40—DAD’S ARMY


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


WORSHIP CHAPARRAL MOUSE CLUB


10—ARE YOU BEING 45—WORLD CUP


3-30—KATY 3-55—“WILLY WONKA ANDTHE CHOCOLATE FACTORY” Film starring Gene Wilder, Jack Albertson, Peter Ostrum


5-30—NEWS 5-


15—SINATRA AND 6-


10- 10-


DO ’AVE ’EM GRANDSTAND


9-15—THAT’S LIFE 9-55—NEWS


11- 25—DILEMMAS BBC-2


7- I-


6- 7-


9-


25—M*A*S*H 50—CARTOON 00—ROYAL


7-50—“A GUNFIGHT” Film starring Kirk Douglas and Johnny Cash


ABOUT US


10- 11-


30—WELSH TRIPLE 00—NEWS


05—MIDNIGHT


MOVIE “Only Angels Have Wings,” with Cary Grant


Granada


10-25—PAUL 10-


12-


9-30—SESAME STREET 55—SATURDAY


MATINEE The Crazy Gang in “Alf’s Button Afloat”


5-20—ITN NEWS 5-


SPORT 6-


6-45—WORLD CUP ’78 9-00—ITN NEWS 9-15—“THE ALF GARNETT SAGA” starring Warren Mitchell, Dandy Nichols, Adrienne


SQUARES CENTURY


11- 12-


SATURDAY NIGHT


THEATRE 00—JUKE BOX 00—FIRESIDE


30—CELEBRITY 15-SALE OF THE


30—WORLD OF 9-


10- II-


11- 11-


12- CROWN


40—SOME MOTHER 15—WORLD CUP


05—EVERYMAN 45—THE EDITORS


15—SUNDAY


What's o n ... What's o n ... What's o n ... What's o n ... What's o n ... What's on. .. Whatsjm CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB


FORSTER CLARKE PROMOTIONS PRESENT


THE BLACKBURN PRESTON OLD ROAD, BLACKBURN


SPECTACULAR WITTON COUNTRY PARK


SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JULY 1st and 2nd,1978


12 noon to dusk OVER SEVEN HOURS NON-STOP ENTERTAINMENT, IgnJW lodus k


THE BLINDFOLD CAR DRIVE £500 CHALLENGE


JON MARSHALL will drive a brand new CHRYSLER Sunbeam, supplied by CUERDEN Motors.


55—THE HIGH


40—THE IRISH WAY 10—THE MICKEY


BLINDFOLDED


BLACKBURN ROVERS


FOOTBALL TEAM and £1.000 DRAW


DISPLAYS EXHIBITIONS


FIRE AND SWORD GAURMET


STROMBOLI & SILVIA


INTERNATIONAL ESCAPOLOGIST, ERIC WARD


BILL DEEGAN’S MOTOR BIKE HELL RIDERS


JOY RIDES FUNFAIR FROM


CORONATION STREET


MIKE BALDWIN DON


LINDBERGH'S DIVE OF DEATH


FUN ON THE TRAMPOLINES THE CRAZY TRAMPS


INTERNATIONAL COMEDY CLOWN BEN LESTER


ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE


MISS CLARA BIDDALL


DIRECT FROM KNOTTY ASH


TRADE STANDS ■


BATTLE OF THE DINOSAURS


PUNCH & JUDY with MIKE FALCON


EUROPEAN AEROBATICS ACE PHILLIP MEESON


HOOVER HOT AIR BALLOON


BARRETT FREE FALL


PARACHUTE TEAM


£225 TALENT COMPETITION


BLONDINl.The mart who blows himself up with high explosives


AMERICAN


CUSTOM CAR SHOW


LARGE FREE CAR PARKS, FOLLOW THEAA SIGNS. FULL CATERING FACILITIES. LICENSED BARS


ADMISSION TO THE SHOW: ADULTS 60p, CHILDREN & SENIOR CITIZENS, 30p


THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH UNIVERSITY


40—1-55 p.m.—OPENunit four BLACKBURN 2


Separate shows daily at 2.30 5.40 8.05


55—CRICKET


45—NEWS REVIEW 00—THE WORLD


BRILLIANT Dreyluss has*always been a master of comedy..hilariously funny'


"Dreyfuss's performance....has a marvellous comic timin g Alm os t every lin e is a laugh'.'


15—THE DEVIL’S 10—WIMBLEDON 78


05—NEWS ON 2


11-10—“DETECTIVE STORY” Film starring Kirk Douglas and Eleanor Parker


Granada 30—LINK


WORSHIP 00—MORNING INSTRUMENTS


1-00—SURVIVAL 1- 2- 2-


3-


OF THE ECONOMY SEMINAR


30—EARLY MUSICAL 00—NUTS AND BOLTS


00—MARTIAL ARTS 25—CARTOON


WORLD CUP?


30—OUT OF TOWN 00—CARTOONTIME 15—WHO’LL WIN THE


15—“THE GREAT


RACE” with Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon


5-15—ITN NEWS 5-


6- RACE” continued


10- 10-


11- 12-


9-30—“A TOUCH OF CLASS” with Glenda Jackson 30—ITN NEWS


CONCERT 35-EPILOGUE


25—’“THE GREAT 15—WORLD CUP ’78


Russ Meyer’s _ SLAVES,


THE 18 YEAR OLD SCHOOLGIRLS x


Ribblesdale Sports & Social Club


STARDUSTCLUB Tel. 22342


SATURDAY, JUNE 24th


45—“A TOUCH OF CLASS” continued 40—CELEBRITY


A Top Group from Manchester with a great girl vocalist


LEXINGTON P A R K


Members 10p cover charge. Guest Members 25p cover charge.


RAFFLE RESULTS, SATURDAY 17th 1st 14987 2nd 16116 3rd 15802


THE FRIENDS OF CLITHEROE HOSPITAL invite you to an


OPEN DAY AT THE HOSPITAL


SATURDAY, JULY 1st 2-5 p.m.


MORRIS DANCERS, SLAIDBURN SIL VER BAND, BRING AND BUY STALLS, TOMBOLA, PONY RIDES, TEAS


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CALDERSTONES OPEN DAY Events arranged by the league of friends


SATURDAY, JUNE 24th, 1978 from 1 D.m. until 5 p.m.


Opener: The Rt Hon. Mr David Walder, M.P. EVENTS: Vintage Cars; Residents Fancy Dress STALLS: Carnival Novelties; Grannies Attic; Hats and


Parade; Morris Dancers; Skateboard Demonstration; Punch and Judy; Karate Display; Music by Slaidburn Silver Band


Handbags; Wheel of Fortune; Coconut Shy Refreshments available throughout ___________


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL B R A S S IN


R IB B L E V A L L E Y SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND Sunday, June 25th, 1978, at The Band Stand


Castle Grounds, Clitheroe, 2-30 to 4-30 p.m. _____


(Weather Permitting)________ _______ [OR IN _ I omfc B s C H O S E N


Support Feature


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2.05 4.55 7.45 3.25 6.15 9.05


WHALLEY ADULT CENTRE, OLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL, WHALLEY


SHORT WEEKEND POTTERY COURSE


Have a change, come and use your hands and Ideas creating forms from clay. See your work fired and glazed, no need to be artistic.


Keen beginners and the more experienced just need the time to come on two Saturdays — July 1st and 8th at 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Thursday evening July 13th, at 7-30 to 9-30 p.m.


To enrol please write to the centre or phone Whajley 2717 (9-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m.) by Tuesday a.m. June


27th The cost — fee £3 (unemployed and senior citizens: free if you bring your number) plus cost of materials used. Please bring an overall and your lunch. Hot drinks available.


WW|mhm< the iH n n


Its not nice to toot with


Support Feature


JUNE 25 WEEK 3.55 7.10


2.15 5.30 8.45


TO MAKE YOUR WEDDING DAY A TRULY SPECIAL DAY


HIRE A ROLLS-ROYCE from TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 23483 CAR HIRE TOWN


Also EXECUTIVE HIRE (Chauffeur driven)


WOODVILLE SCHOOL RIBCHESTER ROAD, LONGRIDGE


SUMMER FETE ADMISSION 10p


SATURDAY, JUNE 24th 2 p.m.


featuring Blackpool Caledonian Pipe Band, Dog handling display, Morris dancers, side show stalls, refreshments etc.


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS CRICKET CLUB


Church Meadow, Clitheroe


SUNDAY, JUNE 25th, 2 p.m.


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS


CUTHEROE Cricket ball sponsored for this


match by Dreiarch Engineering Ltd, Blackburn.


CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28th


7-45 p.m. Admission 25p including tea and biscuits SKATESLALOM


CORPORATION STREET, COLNE (NEXT TO ASDA SUPERMARKET)


INDOOR SKATEPARK UP TO TIME SCHEDULE


ST JAMES DAY AND SUNDAY SCHOOL


ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, JUNE 25th


10-30 a.m. DAY SCHOOL SERVICE 2 p.m. PROCESSION OF WITNESS


(Hlghfield Road, Llttlemoor Road, Brownlow Street, followed by Sunday School Service)


6 p.m. EVENING SERVICE


Preacher: CAPTAIN CLIFFORD MOFFETT (Church Army) ______ _


OPENING LAST WEEK IN JUNE


One of Britain’s most advanced


SKATE PARKS FEATURING


FRIDAY, JUNE 23rd DISCO SUNDAY SCHOOL at ST HELEN’S


WADDINGTON 7-30 to 11 p.m.


DANCING TO MR D. J. DISCO SOUND


ADMISSION 60p including Supper


120ft. SNAKE RUN 17ft. DEEP BOWL


80ft. SLALOM RUN with vertical run out


★ 16ft. dia. FULL PIPE — 16ft. HALF PIPE


LARGE FREE STYLE AREA ALSO FEATURING


★ SOUND TO LIGHT DISCO MUSIC. ★ CAFETERIA OPEN ALL THE TIME.


★ PRO-SHOP with large variety of top class equipment at very competitive prices.


★ LARGE VIEWING AREA WITH AMUSEMENT GAMES, TELEVISION etc. We will also be hiring out SKATEBOARDS AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING.


m a u n z B i FOR BUYING A N D SELLINg IM .


MEMBERSHIPS ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT AN ANNUAL FEE OF £5 PER YEAR FROM ABOVE ADDRESS_________


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We regret an error in our last week’s advert which should have read OPENING LAST WEEK IN JUNE


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND MOTOR SERVICES LIMITED AND HODDER MOTOR SERVICES


SUMMER HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS


SUNDAY, JULY 16th


Blackpool...................(1320) £1.45 Extended Country Run..............................(1330) £1.40


MONDAY, JULY 17th


C h ed d a r G o rg e including Wells and Bath.............................(0700) £4.80


Scarborough............. (0840) £2.75 Llandudno..................(0720) £2.75 Rhyl.............................(0720 £2.65 York............................ 0840 £2.00 Southport...................(0920) £1.50 Blackpool...................(0920) £1.45


TUESDAY, JULY 18th


Windsor Castla.......... (0700) £4.60 Redcar, Whitby, Salt- burn.............................(0840) £2.90 Seven Lakes.............. (0840) £2.75 Windermere & Bow- ness............................(0840) £2.35 Fleetwood Market.....(0920) £1.65 Morecambe................ (0920) £1.65 Blackpool...... ............(0920) £1.45


WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th


London.......................(6766) £4.95 Keswick, Cumbria Coast...........................(0720) £3.15 ColwynBay................(0720) £2.70 Rhyl.............................(0720) £2.65 Yorkshire Dates......... 0840 £2.05 Southport...................(0920) £1.50 Blackpool...................(0920) £1.45


THURSDAY, JULY 20th


Cotswold T o u r . (Bourton-on-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold.....(0720) £3.95 Bridlington.................(0840) £2.75 York.............................(0840 £2.00 ChesterS Zoo........... 1200) £1.95 Morecambe................ (0920) £1.65 Blackpool...................(0920) £1.45


FRIDAY, JULY 21st


Fleetwood Market.....(0920) £1.65 Sllverdale, Arnslde...(0900) £2.15 Ringway Airport........(1220) £1.65 Blackpool...................(0920) £1.45


SUNDAY, JULY 23rd


Blackpool..............................(1320) £1.45 Extended Country Run.........................................(1330) £1.40


MONDAY, JULY 24th


London..................................(0700) £4.95 Llandudno............................ (0720) £2.75 Rhyl........................................(0720) £2.65 Yorkshire Dales......... (0840) £2.05 ChesterS Zoo........... (1200) £1.95 Southport..............................(0920) £1.50 Blackpool..............................(0920) £1.45


TUESDAY, JULY 25th


Castle Do uglas, Lochs.....................................(0720) £3.70 Scarborough............. (0840) £2.75 Seven Lakes.............. (0840) £2.75 Seven Lakes.............. (0840) £2.75 Windermere S Bow- ness.......................................(0840) £2.35 York........................................(0840) £2.00 Fleetwood Market.... (0920) £1.65 Morecambe................ (0920) £1.65 Blackpool............................. (0920) £1.45


WEDNESDAY, JULY 26th Blenheim Palace via Kenilworth S War­ wick. Ret. Broadway, Evesham (seat Duke Marlborough)............(0720) £3.55


Lake Bala, B a r ­ mouth.........................(0720) £3.30 Colwyn Bay...............(0720) £2.70 Rhyl............................(0720 £2.65 ConistonSGrange...(0840) £2.55 Southport..................(0920) £1.50 Blackpool..................(0920) £1.45


THURSDAY, JULY 27th


Keswick, Cumbria Coast..........................(0720) £3.15 Bridlington............... (0840) £2.75 York............................ 0840 £2.00 Harrogate.................. (0840) £1.70 Morecambe............... (0920) £1.65 Southport................. (0920) £1.50 Blackpool................. (0920) £1.45.


FRIDAY, JULY 28th


Grange via Settle.......(0940) £2.10 Morecambe............... (0920) £1.65 Fleetwood Market.... (0920) £1.65 Blackpool................. (0920) £1.45


Please book el: OUR OFFICE: 46 King Street, Clltheroe. Tel. 22590 S 22473 C. i K. AINSWORTH: Waterloo Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 231SS


Messrs HUDSONS: Toll Bar, Chatburn. Tel. 41305


Messrs SPEAK: Abbey Candy Stores, Whalley. Tel. 3622. Times show are from Clltheroe


Chalburn and Whalley limes differ by 10 minutes to Clltheroe limes. Please book early for good seals


Throughout August the following excursions will run weekly. TUESDAY i FRIDAY Fleetwood and Blackpool


WEDNESDAY Southport THURSDAY Morecambe.


“Coaching In Comfort”


See September Sunsets


2nd Sept. Llandudno 3rd Sept. Isle of Man 7th Sept. Teneriffe 7th Sept. Fly/Cruise 9th Sept. Majorca 9th Sept. Llandudno 10th Sept. Jersey 10th Sept. Isle of Man 11th Sept. Fly/Cruise 17th Sept. Jersey 17th Sept. Isle of Man


10 Days 1 1 1 6 6 1 6


and good reductions for good children


BE SURE-SEE US SOON


SERVICES LIMITED 3 Castle Street Clitheroe


Tel. 23362/22975 co cr> 1 Clitheroe Travel


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Tel. Q 2


1 Week 6 or 8 Days 2 Weeks


Week Week Week or 8 Days Nights Week or 8 Days


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THIS SATURDAY NIGHT Dance through’till 2 with


SHANTYTOWN


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


WEDNESDAY NIGHT LIVE ON STAGE


The superb sounds of


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


BOWLER Subject to club rules NEWTON r VILLAGE HALL


C la im in g Date May 1 s t , 1 9 7 9 FLEA MARKET


CLITHEROE & DIST BUDGERIGAR SOCIETY OPEN SHOW


SATURDAY, JUNE 24th at


ST PAUL’S PARISH HALL LOW MOOR


, Open to public 2 p.m.


COME AND SEE SOME OF THE TOP BIRDS IN THECOUNTRY


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THE BERRIES RESTAURANT


HIGHER ROAD, LONGRIDGE


DINING: 7 p.m. — 10 p.m. TUESDAY to SATURDAY


RESIDENT DUO ON SATURDAY


DANCING TO THE


SUNDAY SPECIAL FAMILY MENU served 12 noon — 6 p.m.


Weddings and Private Parties catered for Tel. LONGRIDGE 2697


SAWLEY TAXI NOW AT


CUTHEROE TEL.


2 6 8 2 6 STJOHN


AMBULANCE CLITHEROE DIVISION


AND HOUSE TO HOUSE SATURDAY, JUNE 24th Helpers required for flag selling


FLAG DAY _ ( ] ^ 1 c lu b


EL TROPICANO NELSON


FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT WITH


BRIAN ON THE HAMMOND ORGAN STEPHEN ON THE DRUMS Your hosts: Tom and Thelma


TONIGHT (THURS.), JUNE 22nd CONCERT NIGHT with DOREEN CHADWICK


and HARRY PEMBERTON Members and Guests


SATURDAY, JUNE 24th SUNDAY, JUNE 25th


BIG JOHN BANNER G R EG M IL L E R


JOHN’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY 8 p.m. YOUR CALLER: RAY


WEEKLY DOUBLE 20 — 10 WEEKLY TREBLE 27 — 15 — 19


CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278.


THURS., FRI. & SAT. at 7 p.m. MILLS & BOON PRESENT


LEOPARD IN THE SNOW (A) MON. TO SAT. at 7-30 p.m. MICHAEL CAINE - CYBILL SHEPHERD


lo uisjourdan-s DAVID WARNER -TOM SMOTHERS i and MARTIN BALSAM as Fiore


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SUNDAY, JUNE 25th KICK-OFF 2 p.m.


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