2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October 26th, 1978 p t m


YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING


S A TU R D A Y BBC-1


; 9-10—TAKE ANOTHER LOOK


9-30—MULTI­


COLOURED SWAP SHOP


12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-10—TOM AND


JERRY


5-20—NEWS 5-


USA


6- 6-


S U N D A Y BBC-1


9-00—CAMBERWICK GREEN


9-15—THE SUNDAY GANG


9.35—NAIZINDAGI ’ NAYAJEEVAN


10-05—SISTERS AND BROTHERS


35—GREASE DAY 25—DR WHO


50—LARRY


GRAYSON’S GENERATION GAME


7- 45—ALL CREATURES GREATAND SMALL


8- 9-


10- 11-


12-


LARGE HUTCH


9-55—NEWS DAY


12-


10-30—LET’S GO 10- 45—DIGAME


,1 1 -1 0—ENSEMBLE 11-


SAFETY CITY


35—WORKING FOR 00—THE LIVING


12-25—YESTERDAY, TODAY AND FOREVER


35—LITTLE AND . 05—STARSKY AND


2-


05—MATCH OF THE 05—PARKINSON


05—WEATHERMAN BBC-2 3- 4-


5- 5-


6- 7-


05—SATURDAY


CINEMA “The Delicate ' ' Delinquent”


40—HORIZON


WHISTLE TEST SPORT


4-


1-05—FARMING 1-30—ROADWORTHY 1-


55—NEWS HEADLINES 00—FILM MATINEE:


“The Toast of New Orleans” starring Mario Lanza, Kathryn Grayson, David Niven


5- 6-


6-


30—PLAYSPORT 7- 55—NETWORK


25—THE OLD GREY8- 05—NEWS AND


7-20—MY MUSIC 7-45—IN PERFORMANCE


9-00—NEWS ON 2 9-05—IN PERFORMANCE


10-05—FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT SEASON: “Day for Night”


12-00—MIDNIGHT MOVIE: “Murder She Said” starring Margaret Rutherford, Arthur; Kennedy, Muriel Pavlow, James Robertson Justice


10- 11-


12-


9-30—MAKE IT COUNT 00—SESAME


Granada STREET


00—SATURDAY


MATINEE: Sabu in “Elephant Boy”


30—WORLD OF SPORT


5-05—ITN NEWS 5-


WAS WON 6- 55—MIND YOUR LANGUAGE


9-25—THE PROFESSIONALS


7- 25—BRUCE FORSYTH’S BIG NIGHT


10-25—ITN NEWS 10-


11- 40—THE WORLD


GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS 40—THE LATE


FILM: Angie Dickinson in “The Resurrection of Zachery Wheeler”


ENGLISH MARTYRS CATHOLIC HALL, WHALLEY


TONIGHT, THURSDAY at 7-30 p.m.


WHIST and DOMBNO DR8VE


with chicken and grocery prizes All very welcome Admission 40p


WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB


SOCBAL


E V E N IN G on TUESDAY,


OCTOBER 31st 8 p.m.


PLENTY OF EXCELLENT PRIZES


RAFFLE ADMISSION 70p INCLUDING SUPPER


TICKETS AVAILABLE ATTHE DOOR


DUNSOP BRIDGE WOMEN’S INSTITUTE


a n n u a l


WHBSTasud D R IV E


In the VILLAGE HALL,


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th at 7-45 p.m.


Admission 40p including supper


Old and new friends welcome Homemade pie and peas 11-


2- 3-


9-


3- 35—THE WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS 25—BONANZA 15—STAR TOWN 00—NEWS


6-10—HUNTING TOWER


40—SONGS OF PRAISE RIDING BY


15—A HORSEMAN 10—THE SUNDAY


FILM: “A Special Kind of Love” starring Charles Durning, George Parry


40—NEWS 9-50—FILM 78


10-20—THE WHITE CHRISTIAN’S BURDEN


10- 11-


55—A TASTE OF WORK 20—WEATHERMAN 10-


BBC-2 35—12-30


p.m.—OPEN UNIVERSITY


2-20—MAGOO ON 2 2-


3-


COLLEGE CINEMA


4- 5- 6-


3-40—1 3-


25—ROCK GOES TO 05—ARENA:


THE PRICE OF FREEDOM


55—OPEN DOOR 25—SUNDAY


SPECIAL SPECIAL


6- 7-


15—HOW THE WEST8- 8-


9- 11- 15—RUGBY


15—NEWS REVIEW 45—ASSIGNMENT 15—THE WORLD


ABOUT US


05—NEWS ON 2 10—THE BIRDS


FALL DOWN ORIENTAL


05—ALICE AT THE


9-25—CARLO MARIA GIULINI


00—FILM OF THE


WEEK: “Three” starring Charlotte Rampling, Sam Waterston, Robie Porter


Granada


10- 11-


9-30—DOCTOR WORSHIP ISLANDS


WORLD


1-25—SURVIVAL 1-


1-00—THE BEACHCOMBERS


55—WAIT


TILL YOUR FATHER GETS HOME


MATCH


20—THE KICK OFF 20—SUNDAY


MATINEE: John Wayne in “The Barbarian and the Geisha”


5-15—SOLDIERS 5-


HOUSE MYSTERY


6- 15—ITN NEWS 6-25—CREDO 6-


SUNDAY


7- 8-


9- 10- THE SAINT FATHER 9-45—ITN NEWS 00—THE WORLD


GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS


00—THE


LONGEST DECADE


11-45—FIRESIDE THEATRE


50—STARS ON 15—RETURN OF 15—LILLIE


15—BL ESS ME,


STUDIES UNIT, MANCHESTER POLYTECHNIC


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER and TIMES


present


WHALLEY NIGHT Films of


WHALLEY’S 1913 EMPIRE DAY CELEBRATIONS


ST ANDREW’S, SLAIDBURN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4th G R A N D


AUCTION SALE


SLAIDBURN VILLAGE HALL at 12 noon


A N T I Q U E S , H O U S E H O L D EFFECTS


OTHER ITEMS ON VIEW FROM 10-30 a.m. DAY OF SALE


INQUIRIES TO SLAIDBURN 267 DUNSOP BRIDGE


■ 273 SLAIDBURN 2 3 8


ENTRIES ACCEPTED IN VILLAGE HALL ON FRIDAY ‘ FROM 6 p.m,


■ 'REFRESHMENTS ON SALE DAY FROM 10-30 a.m. - / ■ ■■ ■■ *


■


PROCEEDS FOR CHURCH EXPENSES i £


; r


WHALLEY’S 1919 PEACE CELEBRATIONS


and plus


Films of a similar era from BLACKPOOL, BOLTON, MANCHESTER and STOCKPORT


by cutting out this advertisement and exchanging it at:__ TICKETS FREE


. ■.' ’HIRST,’2 BRIDGEND, WIIALLEY, & WHITEHEADS, KING STREET, WHALLEY. TICKETS STRICTLY LIMITED ' ■ “First come first served”


ADMISSION BY TICKET O N LY 1 7-30 p.m. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9th,


The Methodist Hall, King Steeet, Whalley. Collection in aid of Whalley Playing Fields.


“Play Matchmakers * next week, you could Win


14-gallon of Whisky! 45—THE CLIFTON


00—MORNING 00—THE LOST


11-25—CARTOON 11- 12-


-{WhatVora...


c lu b IM iM d W i • NELSON


THIS SATURDAY NIGHT Dance thru till two with


PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS


ADMISSION FREE before 10-30 p.m,


WEDNESDAY NIGHT Once again, live on stage


R A B B E T


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


Subject to club rules


UNIT FOUR Blackburn 58446 OCT 29 WEEK 1 Separate shows dally a t , - ravolta Newton'


' 2.00 5.4S 8.10 TJohn ./ •... Olivia


m m m 5 i s t h e w o r d


Support; ‘2.05; 4.50 7.40 Feature 3.25 < 6.10 8.55


EHTRADRDINARV


LASHINGS OF lASHINGS'i U


NIQE' U Russ M eyer's _ SLAViS, Can.ltlaX AiiMlil.t-.*.^,


Anouska Hempei as Lady Susan David Warbeck as Sir Charles Percy Herbert as the overseer


: . . THE 18 YEAR OLD SCHOOLGIRLS x


HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR ’ 7 9


SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL, CLITHEROE,


NOVEMBER 22nd 8 p.m.


Tickets available from


ALTHAMS TRAVEL


SERVICES LTD HARROGATE


STAR ANTIQUES to be held In


Conference Hall of the magnificent


HOTEL MAJESTIC


Over thirty dealers from all over the coun­ try will have for sale a vast range of fine


quality antiques including furniture, fine art, silver, porcelain, pottery, jewellery,


clocks and watches, maps and prints,


bijouterie, militaria and many other items to interest the discerning collector and dealer alike


OPEN:


THURSDAY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY,


Buffet Admission 50p


30—PLAY GUITAR II 00—WEEKEND


WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH


A CHORAL CONCERT MELAWCHTHON-KIRCHE CHOIR


will be given by the from Bremen, West Germany, IN THE CHURCH, WITH ORGAN


On Wednesday, November 1st at 7-30 o.m.


Programme 50p (Including refreshments)


Advance t ic k e ts from 1 Brookes Lane, Whalley (T elephone 2 1 3 0 )


39/41 KING WILLIAM STREET, BLACKBURN Absolute Beginners


START UVSNG — Membership fee £1


SUNDAY, November 12th, 7-30 p.m/


Tel. 53498 START DANCING


2 hours of Tuition and Dancing practice commencing 8-30 p.m. and finishing 10-30 p.m.


Teaching WALTZ — QUICK STEP— CHA CHA CHA a nd lo ts m o re p o p u la r d an ce s


Admission 75p


Tel. 53498 for details or enrol on the night ATTEN T IO N TRAVOLTA FANS


10-week course commencing THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9th


Straight from the New York D isco s including “BOOGALOO,” “EVERYONE SHOULD BE A STAR,”


DISCO STYLE DANCING the fabulous “HUSTLE.”


Course commences THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9th - Admission: 75p-


WHALLEY ABBEY E K 3A IM D B E L L .


t u n e m m m M G C O N C E R T


THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd at 8 p.m.


TICKETS 75p INCLUDING LIGHT SUPPER TEL. WHALLEY2 2 6 8


'


BE STIFF TOUR Tickets £1.75 advance.


TUESDAY, November 14th at 7-30 p.m.


SIOUXSIE and the BANSHEES


Tickets £1.75 advance.


SUNDAY, November 1 Sth at 7-30 p.m.


DAVID KOSSOFF Tickets £1 (OAP/Child 75p)


TUESDAY, November 28th, . 7-30 p.m. ■


LINDISFARNE £2.75 advance


SUNDAY, December 3rd 7-30 p.m..


FRANKIE MILLER (Darlin’J


£1.40 advance. BOX OFFICE


(Tel. Blackburn 51887) Monday— Friday 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.—4 p.m.


Exchange Preston, Circus Records, Darwen, Malcolm’s Music Land, v ■ Chorley. * ...•


Tickets for group events available at Ames Records and Tapes, Bolton, Burnley, Clitheroe, also at Music


COMING ATTRACTIONS


MISS MERRYMAHS COMPETITION, 1978 Best dressed, and most appealing personality


if you would like to enter give your name to SHAUN, our resident also NOVEMBER 8th,


BIG CHARITY PARTY


Starring S W E E T G H A R f iT V .Entrance £ 1 > 2 5 including supper ;


50% of proceeds will go to the local handicapped children’s fund


TH E M A N O R H O U S E H O T E L All spirits, bitter, lager are available at above prices' (car park)


■


Thomsol BE SUF


'Cliteoej Travel


• war-


NOVEMBER 2nd NOVEMBER 3rd NOVEMBER 4th NOVEMBER 5th


Bars


11 a.m. —9 p.m. 11 a.m. — 9 p.m. 11 a.m. —9 p.m. 11 a.m. — 5 p.m.


Follow the AA signs to the Hotel


Refreshments Children Free


An Antique Dealers Fairs Presentation Sylvia KIHKH TI..


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


ANNUAL


P O P P Y BALL


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th 8 p.m. — la.m.


COLIN BARRY SOUND plus


(Licence applied for) DANCING TO THE


CLITHEROE FOLKERS GROUP Valuable prizes to be won, tombola, spot prizes, etc.,


Tickets available at the club, £1 each including supper, tickets limited


CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL D A Y


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 2 th , 1978


PRELIMINARY NOTICE


The Worshipful the Town Mayor (Councillor R. P. Ainsworth) prop­ oses to attend at St Mary’s Parish Church, Clitheroe, at 10-45 a.m. on Sunday, November 12th, for the observance of Remembrance Day, and later at the Cenotaph.


Detailed arrangements will be notified later.


' B O N F I R E


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4th in the CROFT


behind RIBBLESDALE ARMS, GlSBURN 6-30 p.m.


Hot Dog Stall, Treacle Toflee, Parkin Cake, ToHee Apples on sale


F IR EW O R K D IS P LA Y All proceeds to


MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY GROUP OF


GREAT BRITAIN All welcome.


WHALLEY CHURCH PLAYERS Present


B O N A V E N T U R E by Charlotte Hastings '


at Whalley Adult Centre


On Thursday, Friday and Saturday November 2nd, 3rd and 4th, 7-30 p.m.


Adults 50p Children half-price


' Tickets available from Whittakers, King Street, Whalley or any committee member


SUNDAY FREE AND EASY with the COLIN BARRY SOUND


KINO GEORGE’S HALL BLACKBURN


SATURDAY, October 28th 8-00 p.m.


LET’S DANCE to BOB WATMOUGHandhis


ORCHESTRA Admission 75p


SUNDAY, October 29th, 7-30 p.m.


BESSES O’TH’BARN BANDAND


ROCHDALE BAND £1.25 (OAP/Chlld 75p)


SATURDAY, November 4th, at 7-30 p.m.


HOUGHTON WEAVERS Tickets £1.50, £1.25, £1


th THORNTON IN CRAVEN e MANOR HOUSE Telephone 842285


KlERRYlflANS PISCO SPECIAL VA LU E


ADMISSION FREE EVERY THURSDAY


A L L S P I R I T S . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . ___. . . o n l y 2 5 p .................................................25p per pint


LAGER..................................................30p per pint


Open 8 p.m. to 2 a.m., admission free suppers available


FRIDAY and SATURDAY Usual busy disco nights, the best disco around


SUNDAYS NOW OPEN! THIS SUNDAY Fancy Dress Party, suppers available


APRIL (EASTER HOLIDAY!


MARCH FEBRUAF ' p m i \ 4/ RETURN Rlt BINGOATTHE STARDUST


CLUB FOR


HENTHORN SHELTERED HOMES CHRISTMAS PARTY


TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31st 8 p.m.


ADMISSION 40p


Including one Free Book of Ten games.


WANT A T A X I


RING CASTLE CARS


- Ring Bob Geldard^ 2 4 0 2 3


No connection with any-, other firm


SAWLEY T A X I NOW A T


CLITHEROE TEL.


2 6 8 2 6


1 THE;HOUND THAT THOUGHT- HE WAS A , RACCOON ‘U’ .


. Support .


Feature ; 2.30 5.40 ?8.S5 [ John Cor pent cry fluxrd


4.05 . 7.20.


Assault on ^ -PREDNCT13,


2 Support Feature’ 2,25 3.15 ‘ WALTDISNEYS


7.30 . 8.20


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB FOR THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT WITH BRIAN ON THE HAMMOND ORGAN - STEPHEN ON THE DRUMS :


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26th


Your Hosts: Tom and Thelma / / -


LADIES’ SECTION PRESENT


WITH MIKE FALCON AND TINA Tickets: 25p Members and Guests SATURDAY 28th


A CANDLELITE EVENING


JIMMY CROW ’


(BE EARLY) SUNDAY 29th


B R E N D A an d th e TREBLETONES


/ (ANOTHER GREAT) . JOHN’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WED.


DANCING IS NOW ON TUESDAYS WITH GEORGE AND MARY


WEEKLY DOUBLE 1 — 26 .WEEKLY TREBLE 11 — 7 — 2


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION^ TONIGHT AT 8 p.m.


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27th


return of


JOHNNY McGEE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th


Backed by t he Colin Barry Sound Dancing — Admission: 25p


ALF ON THE ORGAN Weekend Draw. Snowball £2.


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29th


DANCING TO DOUG ON THE ORGAN


Tommy Worth your compere Children’s Christmas Draw


MOORCOCK INN WADDINGTON


DISCO DANCING TO


HENDE£¥OUS every Thursday


SPECIAL ATTRACTION TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31st


GRAND HALLOW-E’EN d is c o ;


(Fancy dress optional)


Free punch bowl on arrival • Prize for best costumes


■ WHALLEY PLAYGROUPS


SALE OF


BRANDED SECONDS


in Whalley Methodist Schoolroom


MONDAY OCTOBER 30th, 8 p.m.


Admission 10p including tea and biscuits


CLITHEROE DIVISIONAL LIBERALS


JU M B L E S A L E


WHALLEY METHODIST SCHOOLROOM


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th,


at 2 p.m. CHIPPING & DISTRICT


AGRICULTURAL SHOW W H IS T & DOMINO DRIVE


TUES., OCTOBER 31st, BRICK HOUSE


RESTAURANT, CHIPPING Admission 50p Usual supper 7-45 p.m. start


St Mary Magdalene and St Paul’s Scout Group


I H A K E - U P


PARTY to be held In the


PARISH CHURCH HALL


WEDNESDAY


NOV. 1 s t 7-30 p.m.


Tickets available from the Scout Parents' Committee or Parish Office ,


ADMISSION 20p LICENStl


Weddii Mon*


'


HALLOW-E’EN NIGHT Great Vocalist Comedian


CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278.


THURS,' FRI. & SAT. at 7-30 p.m. Alistair Maclean’s


GOLDEN RENDEZVOUS (A)


MON., OCT. 30th, to SAT., at 6-45 p.m. MAT. WED. at 2-15 p.m.


THIS IS THE BIG ADVENTURE SHOW


Fortne < first time


adventure super-hero cones dwe


S in b a d and the EyeoftheTiger,


Some of our Forthcoming Attractions: JULIA, CONVOY: (the big action film!), THE


REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER (he's back again), HEAVEN CAN WAIT (a great comedy), DAMNATION ALLEY (the new George Peppard. //VmJ. HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO Disney’s latest adventure of everyone's favourite car), JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS, GREASE (the new success), INTERNATIONAL VELVET (the delightful family film).


Have an evening out with the family at the Civic Hall. BSC!


SATUl 7-20 a.j


SATUl 7 a.m. Lq


SATUf 9-20 a.d


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LOW MOOR CLUB W IN N IN G N O S :


95055;92965;93566;94524;92878;94199; 94571.


SNOWBALL No. 1 (NOT WON) NEXT WEEK £13


JANUARY


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