2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October 11th, 1979


YOUR WEEKEND — VIEWING----- SATURDAY


BBC-1


12-12—WEATHER 12-15— GRANDSTAND 5-05—WHAT’S BUZ- ZIN’ BUZZARD?


9-30—MUL­ TI-COLOURED SWAP SHOP


5-15—NEWS 5-


6- 6-


BRUSHSHOW 25—LARRY


GRAYSON’S GENERATION GAME


7- 20—SECRET ARMY S-15—SHIRLEY BASSEY ,


9-00—STARSKY AND HUTCH'


10- 11-


9-50-NEWS DAY


00—PARKINSON 12- 00—WEATHERMAN


00—MATCH OF THE 12-


11- 05—INTERNA­ TIONAL GOLF


10- 11-


30—THE BASIL 00—DR WHO


9-05—THE WORLD OF RUGBY


4- 5-


BBC-2


8-50—11-50—OPEN UNIVERSITY


2-45—SATURDAY CINEMA: “Ride, Vaquero!”


15—HORIZON 05-A DIARY OF


5- 45—OPEN DOOR 6-


BRITAIN 15—TRIBUTE TO


JEAN RENOIR Followed by “La Regie du Jeu”, starring Marcel Dalio, Nora • Gregor.. . .


S-15—NEWS AND SPORT


S-30—HAPPY DAYS


10—FACE TO FACE 00—NEWS ON 2


MOVIE “The Square Ring'


SUNDAY BBC-1


S-55-BOD’S APPLE 9-10—WAKE UP SUNDAY


10- 00—YOUR OWN BUSINESS '


10r25—LET’S GO 1040—ROADSHOW


11- 12- DISCO


11-30—AVVENTURA 11-


OWN FURNI­ TURE


ALL


1-00—FARMING 1-


145—WRITE AWAY 2-


LOOK


4- 5-


5- 6-


2-05—FILM MATINEE “Northwest Fron­ tier”


LINES TIONAL GOLF


6- 00-THE LEGEND OF KING ARTHUR


640—SONGS OF PRAISE


INFO 7-


9-30—NAIZINDAGI NAYAJEEVAN


05—TELE-FRANCE 55—MAKE YOUR


20—THIS ABOVE


4- 5- 6-


7- BBC-2 S-05—10-10 and


10-35-1-30—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


1-55—INTERNA­ TIONAL GOLF


SPECIAL


640—THE MONEY . PROGRAMME


25—TAKE ANOTHER 00—NEWS HEAD- 10—INTERNA­


05-RISING STARS 50-NEWS


30—ROADSHOW


845—TO THE MANOR BORN


15—ROOTS 10-


10-05—NEWS 10-15—THE GOD SMUG­ GLERS


9-15—SHOESTRING


11- 15—TALES OF INDIA 11-55—WEATHERMAN


WITH FACTS


WHALLEY PLAYGROUP B SALE OF


50—PROPAGANDA MOmr, O BER I5tt. IIS |.i. IN TH ETHD


BRANDED SECONDS E M OIST SCHOOLROOM, W CTO


Admission 15p including refreshments


IULLET SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th


THE BROTHERS (INSTRUMENTAL)


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th


THE MERSEY SOUND COMES TO CLITHEROE


PACEMAKERS ANDTHE GERRY


AND SUPPORTING GROUP AND DISCO


H IT SO N G S O F TH E 60s


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26th B at CALDERSTONES


ALLROOM, WHALLEY 8-30 till 1 a.m. licensed bar 8-30 — 12-30


T IC K ET S : £4.25 available from Ames Record Bar and Advertiser and Times


| 0 E j W o o n o t k 3 f t m e WADDINGTON - Nr. CLITHEROE: Tel. CLITHEROE 22333


THE WINTER DISCQ CLUB STARTING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4th


(WEEKLY TUESDAY AND THURSDAYS)


APPLY NOW IN PERSON FOR MEMBERSHIP- (Monday-Friday evenings) •


Limited membership DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH AMATEUR OPERATIC & DRAMATIC SOCIETY


, presents


‘DEAR CHARLES’ directed by Barbara Scattergood,


a comedy by Alan Melville


in CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH HALL on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th, 26th and 27th at 7-30 p.m.


Programmes 50p (Pensioners and children 3dpi irom


Parish Office (open Mon. to Fri. 9-12) or Box Office (Open week of Play 6-30 to 7-30) or from Cast.


* BOWLAND COUNTY SECONDARY .SCHOOL PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION


THE SALVATION ARMY LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE


SUNDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 14th


HARVEST FESTIVAL THANKSGIVING


afternoon at 2-15 p.m.


SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL BE TAKING PART


Come and give thanks to God for all His goodness WADDINGTON SOCIAL & BOWLING CLUB


FOLK N IG H T WITH S C O L D S B R ID L E


AND S P IN N IN G J E N N Y FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19th -


8 p.m. ADMISSION £1 Including supper ' ' - ■ , Right o l admission reserved i, ’


DINNER DANCE on OCTOBER 19th


at NEWTON VILLAGE HALL 8 p.m. till 1 a.m.


DANCING TO EMBASSY TRIO : TICKETS£2.75available from school


Tel. CLITHEROE 41374 or SLAIDBURN 643


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WHALLEY & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB invite you to


A COFFEE EVENING >s - ■ '


17 RICHMOND TERRACE, CLITHEROE on.-*


• h r a t $ ,> v '- - -* ‘ ' •


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 1979 7 — 9 p.m.


BRING : BUY : TOMBOLA,: NEAR TO'NEW, j j , . ’ ' TICKETS 20p Proceeds JoLion Charities<


v ^ ,


TRINITY METHODISTr CHURCH’


EVENING FELLOWSHIP


:JUMBLE ’■ THURSDAY --


• ' OCTOBER 11th f at7p.m.


_____ » - ■>**■**■} X •yrt'-kr


, ADMISSION Refreshments.


* CLITHEROE FOOTBALL CLUB


TUESDAY,^OCTOBER ' * 1


- 1 i8 p.m. ai the'/. ROYAL BRITISH LEGION


r; night;; * 1


BINGO *1


6th,va)j$v


^ADMISSION 60p; , > including supper*,j


4 Doors open 7-30'p.ml.>\ii ^XXXVXVXVXVXVXVXVXVXVXVXVXXVXXXXXVXXXVXXXXX^


DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL


AUCTION FRIDAY


MOCK


OCTOBER 12th at 7 p.m.


COME ALONG, MAKE A BID— YOU'LL BE SURPRISED .


LANE ENDS COMMUNITY CENTRE


50/50 DANCE Music by


Parker Bros in SLAIDBURN VILLAGE HALL


WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24th 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.


ADMISSION £1 >


Including Supper


WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE


SAT., OCTOBER 13th 7-45 p.m.


MEATS POTATO PIE SUPPER


ADMISSION 50p GOOD PRIZES


CHILDREN'S DOMINOES - '


TIM CURTIS (VOCAL)


BILL’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY-WEDNESDAY WEEKLY DOUBLE 28 - 16


WEEKLY TREBLE 16 — 21 — 29


Mid-Pennine Arts Association Presents


FAMILY CONCERT PARISH HALL, CLITHEROE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19th, 7 p.m. Tickets: £1.25 (Children/OAPs 75p)


ATARAH’S BAND


Available in advance from Tourist Information Office and Althams Travel, Clitheroe or MPAA, 20 Hammerton Street, Burnley.


Enquiries: Burnley 29513 BOWLAND FARMERS


WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


will be held at


WHITEWELL HOTEL, MONDAY, 15th OCTOBER


commence prompt In aid of White well Church 11-


S-05—NEWS ON 2 S-10—FACE THE MUSIC


ABOUT US


S45—THE DIARY OF A NOBODY


10-


9-00—GLEN TETLEY 9-50—INTERNA­ TIONAL GOLF


NESS IN TINKER, TAILOR, SOL­ DIER, SPY


WEEK ‘The Todd Kil­ lings”, starring


20—ALEC GUIN­ 05-FILM OF THE


Robert F. Lyons, Richard Thomas


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB 22 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE . for the best In entertainment


Dancing to THE BACKGROUND DUO ‘ your hosts TOM and THELMA


TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


MILITARY DOMINO DRIVE


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th at 7-45 p.m.


ADMISSION 50p Including supper


10—NEWS REVIEW 15—THE WORLD


1-30—THE WORLD OF RUGBY


THE BAROQUE 20-RUGBY


10—MASTERS OF


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL TH E MAYOR ■ CO U N C IL LO R J .H . F E L L BEM


invites you to the


CHARITY BALL CALDERSTONES BALLROOM, WHALLEY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd RECEPTION 7-30 p.m.


MAYOR’S CIVIC


DANCING till 1-0 a.m. to the BOB WATMOUGH ORCHESTRA CARVED BUFFET


Admission by ticket only — £4.75 now on sale from: The Mayor’s Secretary, The Castle, Clitheroe The Information Office, Church Street, Clitheroe


FOOTBALL AT SHAWBRIDGE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th


LANCASHIRE COMBINATION C L ITH E RO E


CHORLEYRESERVES KICK OFF 3 p.m.


ADMISSION 35p CHILDREN and OAP 20p REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE


SATURDAY IS CAM-ERA DAY


OFFICIAL PRESENTATION OF THE CAM-ERA STRIP BY MANAGING DIRECTOR PETER CHATBURN


SEE YOURSELF ON FILM


THE WHOLE GAME IS BEING FILMED BY CAM-ERA VIDEO


ALSO ON DISPLAY THE CAM-ERA RALLY CAR


Bring the family to Shawbrldge lor an entertaining afternoon


ANTIQUE & COLLECTORS’ FAIR


FENCE GATE RESTAURANT FENCE, BURNLEY


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st


10-30 a .m . — 4-30 p .m . Buy, Browse, Sell, Exchange SOMETHISG FOR EYERYOSE


If you have.items for sale or any inquiries please Tel. Nelson 65730


CALDERSTONES STAFF SOCIALCLUb] SU P P E R D AN C E S


FIRST DANCE OF THE1979-80 SEASON


OCTOBER 19th, 1979 8-30 — 12-30 p.m.


LICENSED BAR v


November 16th — December 21st — December 31st — January 18th — February 15th — March 14th — April 11 th — May 10th


MARK KITTO BAND Future supper dances to be held:


available.from Clitheroe 24580 Dancing to the


DANCING TO EITHER-


BOB WATMOUGH BAND or MARK KITTO BAND


HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH


The blood of Jesus Christ cleanseth us from all sin 1 John 1 v 7


SUNDAY 6-30 p.m. Preacher D. Cliffe Formby


WEDNESDAY 2-30 p.m. Womens Fellowship Mrs Johnson


7-45 p.m. Prayer and Bible Reading K I N G


G E O R G E ’S H A L L


BLACKBURN


Wednesday, October 17th - 7-30p.m,


“LANKY SPOKEN HERF fwturlna


plus BERNARD WRIGLEY, DAVE DUTTON


275p,250p.150p,90p Tuesday, October 23rd 7-30 pjn. NATURALIST SOCIETY CLITHEROE


FIRST LECTURE OF THE SEASON


“BEYOND THE MILL”


MR G.H. YATES (Rochdale)


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th


RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL .7-30 p.m.


BUZZCOCKS 2QOp (250p on night)


Saturday, October 27th 7*30 pun.


nM inm ES K Sunday, October 28m, 7-30 pjn.


250p.200p, 150p 200p(250p on night) Friday. November 2nd 7-30 p.m.


MIKE HARDING 300p, 2SOp, 200p


Friday, November 9m' 7-30 p jn ..


An evening w tm ...' FRANKIE VAUGHAN


SAWLEY TAXI N OW A T


C L I T H E R O E TEL. 2 6 8 2 6


HOOVER CLEANER COMPETITION WINNERS


M rs G . CAMPION Lee Street, Burnley ,


a n d . Mrs M.NEWHAM -v Sussex Street) Burnley > ■f > v %


.■were the first correct - - •*J" entries opened/*?


The winning line Is w \!


1 1 6, 2 , 4 , 5 j - '!■ and


i Monday, November 26th, ; _ J E _ _


|600pjn,800p.650p1S50Rl <50D.250p


9pjn_850p.7DOp.600p, 500p.300p


Friday, November 30m. 7-30 pjn.


MOTORHEAD


- 250p In advance 300p on night


Dec 2Sth to January 19m


A GIANT OF A PANTOMIME' s Hi


•; 1 lOp (80p chlldCAP) (Party Bookings available) ,


BQB WATMOUGH ORCHESTRA


DANCETHE NIGHT - AWAYTOTHE -


: 'Everyone welcome •


_Onl^7S^dmlsslon Tel.' Blackburn 51887 -


for all ticket reservations. / / 5 AS T I


Book nowonly 98 shopping dayttoChristmssI


tarring BRIAN AND MICHAEL DOGGIE CLARK'


Saturday, October 13th - Spun.—11-(5pjn. ; -


at the S* ^ l^ m s , Clitheroe, on Sunday, October 14th from 7-30 p.m.


THE TAVENERS - and


^ FOLK NIGHT featuring


TICKETS: £1 available from the Starkle ' . ' -


or £1.20 at the donr C T ’.X-jy:..;.:. , hodder v a l l e y BADMINTON CLUB / .


Present“THE YETTIES” newton VILLAGE HALL 8


'


( T I C I K E T S K ^ I p i ^ T e l e p h o n e SLAIDBURN223 V - ", ^


' . ^ “ P^^^II^.MWfWvdneArttAswdW^L^^wS. BAR .4 ^ Y-3-- i if} yvp; & . > i


PAT RYAN Arms '


GRUNDIG 3010 Music Centre


YouJ C40Diyl


TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE LIMITED


THREE MINI BUSES FOR HIRE TAXI _ _ _ -R e g l t te re d Office, 28 Parson Lmn*


___TBL. CLITHEROE 2 7 2 0 0 and 2 3 4 8 3


ASTRAl 136 5 1 Fndge |


LOW MOOR C LU B THURSDAY— SATURDAY


BINGO IN THE LOUNGE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th


DEAN BURGESS VOCAL COMEDY W


ITH THE COLIN BARRY SOUND members draw £10


96690 — 96437 — 96421 — 97107 — 96754 — 96297 — 96814 — 97599


Snowball No. 0 ■ , Next weekc1 1st PENDLE CUBS AND SCOUTS AUTUMN FAYRE


ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20th at 2-30 p.m.


IN UNITED REFORMED CHURCH


(TO BE OPENED BY COUN. R. AINSWORTH, MAYOR OF CLITHEROE)


VARIOUS STALLS, AFTERNOON TEAS ADMISSION lOp


m TICKETS £2.85 00—MIDNIGHT ■ Whati on...Whati on. .. What's on..- Whation


Unit Four BLACKBURN 58446 1 Separate shows daily at


2.00 5.10 7.30 9.S0


The Wamor& is not just the tmest thing to have come out ol Hollywood this >tar itisoneofthebigonesofthe70V ,


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^»v 3br goad tastes Antiques Shifts


I & 3 PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE. Tel. 21478 -


TRADITIONAL SUNDAY LUNCH


12 noon — 1-30 p.m.


SAMPLE MENU CHOICE OF STARTERS


MAIN COURSE ■'


’ ROAST PORK


TOLL HOUSE STEAK & KIDNEY PIE ROAST CHICKEN


SELECTION OF SALADS .


. .. all served with fresh vegetables and a vavietyof - potatoes.


Choice of delicious home-made deserts.


£ 2 . 7 5 (c h ild re n ’s p o r tio n s £1.75) VAT AT 159F INCLUDED


RING YOUR TABLE RESERVATION NOW VISIT THE HOUSE OF GOOD TASTE


Clitheroe and District Mentally Handicapped Association


COFFEE EVENING


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17th in


ST JOHN AMBULANCE HALL 7-00 p.m.


Bring and Buy — Cake Stall — Tombola — Gift S ta l l .


ADMISSION 20p INCLUDING COFFEE Proceeds towards Holiday Caravan Purchase


• .. ■j Jea Booms OoM 'House : THIS SUNDAY AT COMMENCING ,


SLAIDBURN , . Props.


■ • ■ ■/'■ /


THE HARK TO BOUNTY INN Peter and Elisabeth Hey "


CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278.


, Tel. Slaldburn 246


Now is the time to book your FESTIVE SEASON DINNER PARTY. We have facilities for parties of any number up to 75 persons in our well known country -'.restaurant.


To assistjvith your planning we are offering thefollowing menu throughout December at the.special price quoted. "■ r Bacon-wrapped pork sausages with picalilli . *•


•” 1 ••


Poached fillet-of fresh plaice in a cream and lemon sauce Liver pale served with hot wholewheat toast *v


» Hawaiian fruit cocktail with melon, pineapple and citrus fruits Home-made uuiche of ham, cheese and herbs


The Bounty special prawn cocktail UOp extra)


Roast Norfolk turkey with forcemeat stuffing and cranberry .


Braised beefsteak cooked in a rich spicey sauce with red kidney • beans and served with boiled rice


e££* mushrooms and tomatoes


Crisp roast Aylesbury duckling with orange and Grand Marnier ’ •


Grilled whole fresh lemon sole with parslev butter • sauce


Poached steak of Montrose salmon with white wine and'eream (£1.-40 extra)


Prime Angus sirloin steak served fully garnished (£1.20 extra) Our daily selection of fresh seasonal vegetables


Choice of home-made dessert from our speciality sweet trolley or Christmas plum pudding with rum b utter and fresh cream


Cona coffee with cream and chocolate mints


Hr arc already fully booked for Christmas Pay with a few tables available for Iloxing day lunch and dinner. At other times during the festive season we shall he pleased to have _______ enquiries K


and do our best to accommodate you. i._CCkuvO *1**' **»»••(* l-i


The price is £ 5 .9 5 per person inclusive of service charge 1 and VAT.


tnfifilTOdu _ u w rtwio* ( \ m m A D V EN T U R E u


Christopher lcl • n n o o sh m « o u v tR towas « hasan Hiaotwcfs cnn<Mnna*©fwaiiw


• CAFUCJNC AND NUtt KOOflCT v x r r sm scrotar


Home-made soup from the poi with crisp rolls and butter sauce


Hodder Valley farmhouse grill with gammon, cutlet, sausage, . . . .


Konst ham comettes filled with potato salad in creamv mavon-. naise


'-THURS., FRI.' & SAT. AT 7 p.m.


SHAPE OF THINGSrTOa COME(& KING SOLOMONS MON) O C TO B E R 15th TO S A T , a t 7-30 p.m.


APPARENTLY thl is some question a l t h e f u t u r e T


Clitheroe’s 1914| war. memorial. Having only been i|


dent . here these past! years l am not one to k | what is what regarding! Castle arid its amem| b u t fI. am under impression that it bought .by public subscl tion- as a memorial to*


residents of Clitheroe made the supreme rifice.


Since then their fam


and other more fortui townspeople have b able to see the Castle permanent remindei those who died. To those who did


lose anyone, it doesn’t rl te r a matchstick, b J hope that those who f


r ■


S T IL L TIME TO VISIT


at Antley School, Blackburn Road, Accrington


HYNDBURN ARTS & CRAFTS EXHIBITION AND SALE


UNTIL OCTOBER 15th, 1979


F r id a y , O c to b e r 12th, at 7-30 p.m.


Saturday, October 13th — Demonstration on


Macrame work by Mrs V. White (Langho), 10-30 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.


SATURDAYS 10 30to5p.m. SUNDAYS2—8p.m. CLOSES MONDAY, OCTOBER 15th at Spun.


-OPEN— WEEKDAYS 2—5 p.m. and 6-30 to 9 pjn. -------------- o5 SUND------ * -----


Admission: Adults 15p, Children 10p. Children must be accompanied by parent


TRINITY METHODI CHURCH


SUNDAY, OCTOBE 14th


HARVEST FESTIVAL


10-30 a.m. Preacher: Rev. Eric S. Jo l


The presentation of harj gilts


Preacher Rev. Eric S. Jo l 6 p.m.


COFFEE EVENING


at


BRIGHT ST. DAI NURSERY


OCTOBER 18th| 7 p.m. — 9 p.m.


Cake stall, tombola; bingo at fancy goods


THURSDAY. , I


Proceeds tor Nursery ChrlstrA fund and donation to Breaq Screening Unit


i i i i i


■ i i i


SELLINGl or


BUYING use


BURNLEY EXPRESS TEL-SEL


CLASSIFIED


ADVERTISEMENT! T e l. B u rn le j'


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