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-------VIEWING------- SATURDAY
BBC-1 7- UNIVERSITY
9-00—CAMBERWICK GREEN
9-15—LAFF-A-LYM- PICS
9- 35—TABITHA
10-00—PLAY SPORT 10-25—TOM AND JERRY
10-40—TROOPING THE COLOUR
12-15—GRANDSTAND 5-20—NEWS 5-
BOYS AND NANCY DREW MYSTERIES
6-
6-50—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES “One Million Years BC,” starring Raquel Welch, John Richardson.
8- 9- 10- 11- 25—THE PAUL
DANIELS MAGIC SHOW
00—SWORD OF JUSTICE 9-50—NEWS 00—THE VOYAGE
OF CHARLES DARWIN
00—INTERNA
TIONAL SHOW JUMPING. WORLD CUP CRICKET
12-30- -WEATHERMAN B B C -2
7-40—3-10 p.m.— OPEN UNIVERSITY
3-10—SATURDAY CINEMA “The Holly and the Ivy,’’ starring Ralph Richardson, Celia Johnson, Margaret Leigh ton, Denholm Elliot.
35—THE HARDY
11- 12-
20—JUKE BOX JURY 9- 4-
40—8-30 a.m. — OPEN 7-
8- 9-
CRICKET
7-30—NEWS AND SPORT
45—JAZZ WORD
LYWOOD GREATS
25—WORD FOR 00—THE HOL
50—INTERNA
TIONAL SPORTS SPECIAL: THE US OPEN GOLF CHAMPION SHIP. INTERNA TIONAL TENNIS 30—NEWS ON 2
00—MIDNIGHT
MOVIE “The Suspect,” starring Charles Laughton.
Granada 9- 10- 35— EARLY MUSI
CAL INSTRU MENTS
05—HAPPY DAYS
10-30—THE MERSEY PIRATE
12-30—WORLD OF SPORT
5- 05—ITN NEWS
5-15—MORK AND MINDY
5- 45—THE MAS- TERSPY
6- 7- 8-
8-
30—KIDNAPPED 00—CHIPS
SQUARES COUPLE
00—CELEBRITY 30—LOVELY
10- 11- B B C -1
10- 11-
45 10
n-35 11-50-
SUNDAY 6-
7-
9-00—BAG PUSS 9-15—NAI ZINDAGI NAYA JEEVAN
9-45—’THE EDUCA TION DEBATE -HAVING A BABY -IT FIGURES -OTHER PEOPLE’S CHILDREN -THE BUSINESS WORLD
12-15—SUNDAY WORSHIP
1-00—FARMING 1-25—IT’S A GREAT LIFE — IF YOU DON’T WEAKEN
1-55- 3-20-
5-
o-no- 6-05-
6-35- 6-
7- 8-05-
1-50—NEWS HEAD LINES ■FILM MATINEE “Some Will, Some Won’t.’’ ■INTERNA TIONAL SPORTS SPECIAL
NEWS ATRAVELLER IN TIME HUGH SCULLY
PRAISE CHOICE 15—A FAMILY
9-40- 10-
10-10- 11-
11-50-
AFFAIR ■THE SUNDAY FILM “Return of the Seven,” starring Yul Brynner. -THAT’S LIFE -NEWS •HOW IS IT IN CRACOW? 15-
30-
-READ ALL ABOUT IT -WHAT’S YOUR POISON?
12-15—WEATHERMAN B B C -2
7-40—1-55 p.m. — OPEN UNIVER SITY
1-55—CRICKET 9- 10-
8- 8-
9-
9- 00—ITN NEWS 9-15—FILM “Conquest of the Planet Qf the Apes,” starring Roddy McDowall. 50—BACH-
MAN-TURNER OVERDRIVE
45—FIRESIDE THEATRE
THIS SATURDAY NIGHT Dance till two with
U
45— NEWS REVIEW 15—THE WORLD
ABOUT US 05—NEWS ON 2 10—TROOPING THE COLOUR 00—INTERNA
TIONAL SPORTS SPECIAL: THE US OPEN GOLF CHAMPION SHIP. INTER NATIONAL- TENNIS
Granada
FROM THE PAST 00—MORNING
WORSHIP
H-00—BUYING AND SELLING A HOUSE
25—SHOW CASTLE
11- 11- 12-
25—CARTOON THE NATION
1-00—LOGAN’S RUN 1-
RIGHT
40—YOUR SONGS OF 3-
2-
55—THIS IS YOUR 20—HERITAGE
15—SUNDAY
5- 6-
MATINEE “A Night to Remember,” star ring Kenneth Moore.
MYSTERY
6-30—NEWS 6-
7- 8-
BEAR
30—INVASION ROAD 00—THE STATE OF
ENJOY A RIDE TO THE TROUGH OF HOWLAND
VISIT THE OLD SCHOOL, WHITEWELL CRAFT AND COLLECTORS FAIR EVERY SUNDAY FROM 12-15 p.m.
ANTIQUES, VICTORIANA, PORCELAIN, RRASS, etc.
LEATHER GOODS, HAND KNIT SWEATERS, PLANTS, PICTURES & CRAFTS BY LOCAL PEOPLE
INQUIRIES: SLAIDBURN 244 W I N E AND
30—THE DANEDYKE Mid-Pennine Arts Association presents 00—JAYWALKING
40—COME SUNDAY
AT CHRIST CHURCH
15—BJ AND THE 15—’THE LOVERS
8-45—CATHERINE COOKSON’S THE MALLENS
10- 10-
9.45—ITN NEWS 00—SOAP
11-
BANK SHOW AVENGERS
30—THE SOUTH 30—THE NEW
There'll be bags o f fun for the family at the B la c k b u r n F e s t iv a l 1 9 7 9 music halls; I t ’s a knockout.
Call m, send or phone for free brochure for day-by-day listing of events to Blackburn Festival Offices, Royal Chambers, Richmond Terrace, Blackburn, BB1 7AR, Tel: Blackburn 53097.
COME AND HA VE A GRAND SING WITH
BLACK BULL CHATBURN
FOLK EVENING with
ROGER WESTBROOK
SATURDAY, JUNE\16th 8-30 p.m.
W A D D IN G T O N F C
WADDINGTONSOCIAL CLUB FRIDAY, JUNE 15th, 8 p.m. Admission 80p
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No admission alter 10-30 p.m. Tickets available
COLNE LINDEN SINGERS
and CLITHEROE EVENING TOWNSWOMENS GUILD
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th watch out for details Proceeds to charity
CLITHEROE
FLOWER CLUB FRIDAY, JUNE 15th
DEMONSTRATION Gareth of Accrington
by
“Bloom in June” ST. JOHNS
AMBULANCE HALL 7-30 p.m.
_____ Visitors welcome
NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND UNITED REFORMED CHURCH
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
SUNDAY, JUNE 17th at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Preacher: MrD. BAGSHAW T _ ^ I; * ■ v- ‘ _ __ ___r,rr_ V : - . —L^-1pyxix,-Ai-iTtoa4tJxJTtoC tbnanxiTm J ’.a ...' • ; „> j '••'■'••’ krf1.^T .v- / lTnr-rlr-nT.-W
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CALDERSTONES FOOTBALL CLUB D A N C E
(A SHAW BENEFIT) in the HOSPITAL BALLROOM FEATURING
GRENDELL (Local Group) DODGEMS (From Wigan) BIFFO (From Liverpool)
plus DYNAMITE DISCO
FRIDAY. JUNE 29th 8-30 — 1 p.m.
TICKETS AT THE DOOR, £1 CLITHEROE
FOOTBALL CLUB DEVELOPMENT FUND
DISCO NIGHT
CHATBURN
S A W L E Y T A X I
NOW A T
CUTHEROE TEL.
2 6 8 2 6 METHODIST CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANNIVERSARY
SUNDAY, JUNE 17th Services are at 10-30 a.m.
and 6 p.m. and will be led by Rev. J. A. Goodwall
There will be Hems by the scholars in both services
Everyone will be most welcome
22331 B U R N L E Y Mr i
at WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB
Saturday, June 16th 8 p.m.
TICKETS STRICTL Y LIMITED
WADDINGTON - Nr. CLITHEROE. Tel. CLITHEROE 22333 Oimffrnrn’ on’MFrs/it;nnf/i t/o»r
Stini ,{• HVntfj/l
“COUNTRY STYLE” AT THE MOORCOCK TONIGHT, THURSDAY, JUNE 14th CACTUS SUPERB COUNTRY BAND
with BOB ROBERTS from Radio Blackburn Free give away spots.
Come and hear Country Music at its best for only 60p Great Country Style Snacks Available — Barbecued Spare Ribs etc.
20th MAY - 30th JUNE Si* sveeksol celebration including - Claincal concerts; fashion shows; drama; exhibitions; scos and dances; Army Tattoo;ehildren's events; ss Blackburn; films; medieval jousting, brats bands;
“THE CREST JAZZ SESSIONS” Featuring
The Stan Barker Trio and Guests
Sun. 17th June Eric Ainsworth Trio Alan Fawkes (Saxophones and Flute)
Sun. 24th June David Coo per /Br ian Layton Duo (Saxophones and Plano)
Sun. 8th July Taylor/Bolton Band. Bob Crosby and The Savannah Ja2z Band with Jan Sutherland.
Crest Motel, Burnley, 12 noon to 3 p.m. Tickets: £1.50 and 75p children/OAPs. Available on the door, Althams Travel and Tourist Information Centre, Clltheroe. Enquiries: Burnley 29513.
CHAIGLEY MANOR CHILDREN’S HOME CHAIGLEY
A N N U A L
O P E N D A Y SUNDAY, JUNE 17th from 2 lo 4 p.m.
Various stalls: Tombola, Home Made Cake, Bottle Tombola, Rattle and other attractions
ADMISSION Adults 10p, Children 5p
FRIENDS OF C.R.G.S. (BOYS) invite you to a
STREET MARKET on
SUNDAY, JUNE 17th, 1979 Between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.
in the Grounds of the School
Bargain White Elephant Stalls, Amusements, Refreshments, Home Produce, Slaidburn Band,
The Morris Men, in tact, something lor everyone. Come along and enjoy yourselves.
WEST BRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
SERVICES on SUNDAY
JUNE 17th, 1979 at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Conducted by Mr R. PETERS ol Blackpool
Soloists from the Chrlstelles Girls' Choir, Morecambe
HODDER VALLEY SHOW Don’t Forget
CHEEESE AND WINE
Lower Highfield, Slaidburn Saturday June 16th 7-30 p.m. onwards
EVENING at
SPRING VILLA, SAWLEY ROAD, GRINDLETON (By kind permission of Rotarian and Mrs W. Smalley) FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1979 7-30 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Tombola — Bring and Buy — Raffle Proceeds to local charities.
Tickets 75p from Advertiser & Times and Empress Sports.
YOUR MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
DAVID
WADDINGTON will be available to
interview constituents at
THE CONSERVATIVE OFFICES, 9 RAILWAY VIEW, CLITHEROE
SATURDAY, JUNE 16th
from 10-30 a.m. — 12 noon No appointment necessary
FOR DETAILS RING 23317
The Vicar of Clitheroe hopes to lead a party to the Passion Play at
OBERAMMERGAU in
Clitheroe Holidays 19S0
Any interested in going are invited to a meeting on Thursday, June21st at 7-30p.m. in the
Institute at the Parish Church Hall
A DEMI bread ml Edisfort I one of it: 1 Sin
n ROTARY CLUB OF CLITHEROE GREAT HARWOOD BOWLING LEAGUE
RIBBLE V A L LE Y OPEN BOWLING HANDICAP
to be held in CLITHEROE CASTLE,
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, 23rd and 24th JUNE
Entry Fee 50p plus 15p Green Fee
Entries to reach Mr McGowan, 25 Seedall Avenue, Clitheroe by Thursday, June 21st.
CLITHEROE RUGBY UNION FC
Pre-season training commences on Monday, July 2nd, for all 1st and 2nd team players.
Players meet Ribblesdale Cricket Club at 6-30.
Basic coaching for anyone interested in playing rugby will be available during July, so why not come along to the first training session.
For further details ring
either Andrew Gordon 24010 or Alf Wrigley 26118
SCHOOLBOYS WELCOME 30—A PRESENT WEDNESDAY NIGHT
The Magnificent Showband N A T U R A L H I G H
ADMISSION FREE BEFORE 11 p.m. Subject to club rules
P E D R O 9 9
ADMISSION STILL FREE BEFORE 10-30 p.m.
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EL TROPICANO NELSON
EXTRA SHOW
1 0 PM every night
•SEE TIMES ABOVE FOR OTHER LATE SHOWS NIGHTLY
James Coburn Maximilian Schell James Mason David Warner
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This is war as it was Russia. 1943 Be warned Ihe horrors.
you will not be spared
CMnt Eastwood Detective Harry Callahan
Magnum Force, irdm*
HOUDJQfCAMPji ROBIN ASKWITH . ^ 4
ANTHONY BOOTH' BILL MAYNARD DORIS HARE SHEILA WHITE
Support 2.00 4.55 7.45
Christopher Neil. Arthur Mullard. Stephen Lewis, William Rushton.
Anna Quayle ALSO Rod Taylor. Bibt Andersson in An excellent and unusual thriller BLONDY x
4 Support 4.00 7.20 10.35 SMS
Feature 2.10 5.25 8.45 With 5250 million M
in gold at stoke, hitting a 4 star General comes cheap.
JOMIIS
YOUR WEEKEND V. What’s on...What’s on...What’ s on...What’s on...What’s o n . . .What’s on CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL
Unit Four, Blackburn 58446 JUNE 17 WEEK Feature 1.40
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to home1 30—WORLD CUP 2 Support Feature 4.05 7.05 2.35 5.30 8.30
M A Y O R ’S S U N D A Y JUNE 17th, 1979
The Worshipful the Mayor, Councillor R. P. Ains
worth, proposes to attend Divine Service at Trinity Methodist Church, Clitheroe, on Sunday morning, the 17th of June, and trusts he may be accompanied in procession to the Church by residents and in particu lar by those serving in a public capacity or in various social and welfare organisations in the town. Service commences at 10-30 a.m.
The arrangements are as follows— (1) All organisations participating should be assembled in Church Street by 10 a.m. prompt. Personnel (except the Mayor's party as mentioned below should report to the Police Officers
marshalling (he procession;
(2) Uniforms, armlets, badges or other distinguishing marks should be worn; former Mayors are reminded that it is customary lor medallions lo be worn on this occasion:
(3) Councillors, Magistrates and Ladies and Gentlemen of Ihe town should assemble at the Town Hall. The Mayor will receive
at 9-45 a.m.
(4) The route lor the procession will be: Market Place, Castle Street, Parson Lane. On reaching the entrance to the Church the procession will open out on each side of the road and allow the Mayor and his party to pass through; the Band to go past the entrance and (ace about;
(5) On the termination of the service the procession will be reformed and accompany the Mayor back to the Town Hall where it will open out again, allow Ihe Mayor and his party to pass through, and then disperse.
The Mayor trusts the various individuals and organisations will support him on this occasion.
As there is Church of England parade assembling in Church Street at 9-45 a.m. will organisations and individuals who are attending the Mayor’s Sunday assemble immediately after this party has moved off.
Mayor's Parlour, Church Street, CUTHEROE. May 17th, 1979.
L. D. TELFORD Town Clerk.
SATURDAY, JUNE 16th JOE DALEY (nice and easy) Castle iSil
R e s t a u r a n t (Licensed) CLITHEROE. Tel. 24587/24442
VISIT HISTORIC CLITHEROE THIS WEEKEND
AND CALL AND SEE US
Situated in the market town of historic Clitheroe in the heart of liihble Valley, the Castle offers you the very heat of country cuisine.
TRADITIONAL LUNCH is servo (l on Sundays (3 cmirse £2.95, children £1.95) from 12-00 til! 2 p.m. High teas (3 course £2.75, children £1.50), from -I p.m. — 5-15 p.m.
SUMMER SUPPER DANCES are held every Friday M course £3.75) table reservations, 8 p.m. — 10 p.m. dancing until midnight
The Castle caters for relaxed evening meals with an extensive a la carte menu and wine list.
Private parties and weddings catered for, menus on request. The atmosphere is pleasant and friendly, come along we will be pleased to see you. Open 7 flays, licensed till midnight.
narclnycard, Diner a Club and American Express, Credit earda accepted
BLACKBURN FESTIVAL * 1 9 7 9 1
KING GEORGE’S HALL, ,BLACKBURN
FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd OLD TIME MUSICRAU
Cabaret Time 79 featuring International singling star
VINCE HILL Tickets 250p, 200p, 150p and 1Q0p
All ticket* available from FESTIVAL BOX OFFICE, King George's Hall, Northgate, Blackburn. Tal. 53092.
BLACKBURN FESTIVAL, 1979 Queen’s Park, Blackburn
SATURDAY, JUNE 16th BLACKBURN TOURNAMENT
Mediaeval Jousting by GEOFF WINSHIP ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Knights, Armourers, Men-at-Arms, Side shows and attractions
"JUNIOR JOUSTING COMPETITION" for the children to enter!
STARTS 2 p.m. ADMISSION £1 (50p children) ST MARY’S, CHIPPING
G A R D E N P A R T Y ON THE SCHOOL FIELDS, SUNDAY, JUNE 24th at 2 p.m.
Clitheroe Morris Men — Sideshows — Stalls, etc.
Admission 10p.
KIN ERE’S A
G GOG Blackburn HLL
SUNDAY, JULY 1st 7-30 p.m.
I THE MEMBERS
' 200p (250p on door) FRIDAY, AUGUST 10th
THE DOOLEYS - 250p,200p,150pand90p
Every Saturday 8 p.m. to 11-45 p.m.
> Let's dance to
BOBWATMOUGH and his
ORCHESTRA Admission 75p
Tel. 51887 Box Office
' Northgate, Blackburn - Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
• Monday to Friday. 10 a.m. to - 4 p.m. Saturday
Castle f i t J
R e s tau ra n t (Limited!
CLITHEROE. Tel. 245S7 and 21(42
WINE, DINE & DANCE every Friday
at the ‘Castle’ Four course
Table d’Hote menu £3.75
Dancing to Ihe sounds of Graham Brown and Disco 2000
Table Reservations S-00 until 10-00 p.m.
Dancing and Bar till Midnight
Book now for your
SUMMER SUPPER DANCE
Now open Monday lunchtimes
SUNDAY, JUNE 17th STAR ACT
GEORGE LYONS (Mr Great)
BILLS BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY
WEEKLY DOUBLE, WEEKLY TREBLE See club notice board
TOWN CAR HIRE CUTHEROE LTD T A X I TWO MINI BUSES FOR HIRE.
SELF DRIVE HIRE CARS TEL. CLITHEROE
2 7 2 0 0 AND
2 3 4 8 3 Registered office 28 PARSON LANE
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CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT WITH B R IA N ON T H E H AM M O N D O R G AN P E T E R ON TH E D R UM S Tour Hosts: Tom and Thelma
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GISBURNE PARK GISBURN
presents SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 16th
COUNTRY & WESTERN HOEDOWN
DANCING TO T. C. COUNTRY BARBECUE & DISCO LICENSED BAR
* < SUNDAY, JUNE 17th
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presents
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BATTLE OF BULL RUN YFC TUG OF WAR COMPETITION
at 3 p.m. at 2 p.m. Entries on the field FIRST PRIZE E2S, RUNNERS-UP CIO - C ^h h h h h h h h h h r h h h h h h ^ -<
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THURS., FRI. & SAT. at 7-30 p.m.
THE 39 STEPS (A) MON. to SAT. at 7-30 p.m.
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C I V I C H A L L CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278.
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