-ssr, 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, August 16tli, 1979


-------VIEWING SATURDAY


7-


10-05—HORSEBACK 10- 11-


THIRD TEST


12- 30—GRANDSTAND 5-10—NEWS 5-


6-


BOYS AND NANCY DREW MYSTERIES


9-00—MISTER MEN 9-15—BOSS CAT 9-40—THE RECORD - BREAKERS


BBC-1 VERSITY


30—ZORRO 25—CRICKET:


15—8-30—OPEN UNI­ 7-


9- 10-


(Whafs on... Whats on... What's on . . . What's on... What's on... Whatton,,. Wharton) YOUR WEEKEND


Unit Four, Blackburn 58446 AUG 19 WEEK) 2 Support


Fealure 2.2S 5.20 0.15 4,00 CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB


22 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE for rne best in entertainment


•Dancing to THE BACKGROUND DUO your hosts TOM and THELMA •


7-00—NETWORK 7-30—NEWS AND SPORT


FILM ABOUT GERMANY ‘


45—DIAGHILEV 00—HITLER — A


35—MASTERS OF


• TERROR: “The Mummy’s 1 Hand”


11- 40—NEWS ON 2 11-


25—THE HARDY12- 10—JUKE BOX JURY


8- 9-


6-40—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: “Paradise, Hawaiian Style” starring Elvis Presley


SPECIAL Granada


10—SEASIDE 00—NEWS


9-10—MATCH OF THE DAY SPECIAL


11-00—THE QUEST 11-50—11-55— WEATHERMAN


BBC-2


7-40—2-45— OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


2-45—SATURDAY CINEMA: “Bhowani Junction” starring Ava Gard­ ner, Stewart Granger


4-30—CRICKET: THIRD TEST


6-35—YANKEE DOO­ DLE CRICKET


10- 05—HAPPY DAYS) 10-30—THE MERSEY PIRATE


9-25—THE DO-GOODERS


12-30—WORLD OF SPORT


5-05—ITN NEWS 5-15—SAM


5- 45—BONKERS! 6-


8- 8- 9-


WAS WON CENTURY BALL


ENDELL ESQUIRE


10- 11-


15—HOW THE WEST 00—SALE OF THE 30—CANNON AND 00—CHARLES


10-00—ITN NEWS AND SPORT


15—HAWAII FIVE-0 10—GEORGE


11-40—THE LATE FILM: Cornel Wilde in “Maracaibo


SUNDAY BBC-1


9-00—HEADS AND TAILS


9-40—SAB RAS


7-15—8-30—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


9-15—THE SUNDAY GANG


12-15—CHRISTIAN HEALING REDISCOVERED


1-00—FARMING 1-25—EXPLORING PHOTOGRAPHY


1-50—NEWS HEAD­ LINES


1-55—FILM MATINEE: "Reap The Wild Wind” starring John Wayne, Susan Hayward


3- 4- 5-


55—THE HIGH


CHAPARRAL THE APES


6- 00—NEWS 6-10—HANNAH


6- 7- 8-


6-15—THE LIGHT OF EXPERIENCE


GORDON 30—HOME ON


SUNDAY LINE


FILM:


10-15—NEWS 10-


PROM


12- 00—12-05— WEATHERMEN


11-


“Krakatoa — East of Java” starring Maximilian Schell, Diane Baker, Bar­ bara Serle, Brian Keith, Rossano Brazzi, Sal Mineo


7-15—FACE THE MUSIC


7- 8-


8- 9-


10- 11-


50—NEWS ON 2 00—EDINBURGH


INTERNA­ TIONAL


FESTIVAL “ Rite”


INTERNA­ TIONAL FESTIVAL


DERS


00—THE COMMAN­ 00—MURDER


12- 40—CLOSE 45—STELLA AND MOUSE CLUB


TIONAL: "The Samurai” film starring Alain Delon, Nathalie Delon.


INTERNA- » 35—THE MICKEY Granada


10- 11-


12-


15—THE ONEDIN 05—THE SUNDAY


WORSHIP.


11-25—CARTOON TIME 11-


PRESS


12-30—HERITAGE IN DANGER


1-00—LOGAN’S RUN 1-


25—THE SUNDAY 20—THE EDITORS


BBC-2


7-40—1-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY


1-55—CRICKET . 6-45—NEWS REVIEW


club THIS SATURDAY NIGHT


Dance til 2 with The Superb


7-plece Soul Band TIGHT FIT


ADMISSION FREE BEFORE 10-30 p.m.


WEDN ESDAY Live on stage


The Magnificent Disco Band 42nd STREET


ADMISSION FREE BEFORE 11 p.m. SUBJECT TO CLUB RULES


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W A D D IN G TO N -N r . C L ITH E R O E . T e l . C L ITH E R O E 22333 - fimdri* nncoirnerthip irilh yourhont* Snm <> Wftuiy)


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DINNER DANCE SATURDAY, AUGUST I8th


A FEW TABLES LEFT 9 p.m. — 1 a.m.


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F O R B U Y I IN IQ A N D S E L L IN G \


/ -■iA• -1 ; "■'"'7'-' v


SAWLEY TAXI


NOW A T


CLITHEROE T E L .


2 6 8 2 6


FLOWER FESTIVAL


17th, 18th, 19th


GISBURN CHURCH AUGUST


10 a.m. to 9 p.m; daily


7- 8-


6- 00—SALLY ANN 6-30—ITN NEWS 6- 45—SUNDAY, SWEETSUNDAY


2- 3- 5-


IBLE HULK DIANS


RIGHT MATCH


55—THIS IS YOUR 20—THE KICK-OFF 25—SUNDAY


MATINEE 30— MR AND MRS


15—THE INCRED­ n,„ , 15—THE COME­


8- 45—ITN NEWS 9- 00—TROPIC 9-30—SCREENPLAY


11-00—OPEN NIGHT 11-45—PIETRO ANNIGONI


| EL TROPICANONELSON ! 00—FACE THE


00—TALKING BIKES 30—PARENTS DAY


BR0WSH0LME HALL, The Historic Home of the PARKER


CLITHEROE, LANCS


Family will be OPEN TO VISITORS everyday during the following period;


9-30—HORSES IN OUR BLOOD


00— M O R N IN G


SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th to SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd DAILY 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Entrance house and gardens


A D U L T S 7Cp, C H IL D R E N 3 0 p Free carpark at owners’risk No dogs.


Guided tours (40 minutes) by members o f the family.


Booked parties (over 20) on any day throughout the year by arrangement with Mrs Parker (Tel. Stonyhurst330)


KAY THURSTON DANCE SCHOOLS C L I TH E R O E , W H A L L E Y , B LA C K B U R N


g a r g r a v e a g r ic u l tu r a l and HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY 7 6 t h


GARGRAVE SHOW


SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1979 , „ President: R. L. Wolfenden, Esq.


Dress, Terrier Racing, Tug-of-War, Historic Cars V '


Invitation Sheep Dog Trials --------------- '


TRADE STANDS, INQUIRIES Mrs C.J. VARLEY Tel GARGRAVE 425


Ribble Valley Borough Council and M l T p ^ h ^ n T BRASS IN RIBBLE VALLEY


- Association present


ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH SLAIDBURN


Come and visit the lovely HODDER VALLEY and call tor Coffee and Biscuits (Price 20p)


at FOBER FARM, NEWTON (on the main Newton to Dunsop Bridge road)


Co" e' wl» be s^ e d b e tw e e n : -10 a.m. and noon and 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Saturday August 18th


Bring and Buy and Cake Stall VARIOUS SIDE SHOWS


ST NICHOLAS BADMINTON CLUB, SABDEN


NEW MEMBERS REQUIRED FOR 1979-80 SEASON Further Information


Ring Padiham 73903,76721


BALDERSTONE BRASS BAND Sunday, 19th August, 1979, at The Common, Salesbury,


2-30 p.m. — 4-30 p.m. (Weather Permitling)


Teaching to ROYAL ACADEMY Standards Principal: KAY THURSTON a .r.a .d . u.S.T.D.


.


Associate — ROYAL ACADEMY, ADVANCED Licenciate — IMPERIAL SOCIETY, ADVANCED Academy and Imperial Society Exams


G.C.E. O-Level Ballot lor Senior?


. PreP®ra*lon for Competitions and Auditions . small classes, ensuring Individual attention . Under 5’s class and Adult Beginners Ballet


AND SWEDISH . INQUIRIES


KAY THURSTON, GOLOHILL, SLAIDBURN, Nr/cLfTHEROE D


1 BALLETS and successfully teaching •S (for Soptomber Term and Holiday Classes' Nr. CLfT ER'


"union, I&HAEU, STUTTGART WHALLEY CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL


CLASSES: ST JOHN AMBULANCE HALL CHURCH BROW, CLITHEROE


Phone Staldburn 202 llArtA CIaU u.m W SLAIDEIURN VILLAGE HALL & Wl


HOLIDAY MONDAY, AUGUST 27th, 1979


f l e a m a r k e t at SLAIDBURN on BANK


11 a.m. to 5 p.m.


HOME MADE REFRESHMENTS , Admission 10p


TRINITY YOUTH & COMMUNITY CENTRE Parson Lane, Clitheroe


/ EVERY FRIDAY 7-30 — 10-30 Members 50p Visitors 60p DISCO EVERY SATURDAY 1-30 — 3-30 JUNIOR DISCO \ (Junior School age) 15p


HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH


Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth and the life."


John 14.6


Sunday August 19th 6-30 p.m.


Preacher F. Dewhurst, Blackburn.


Wednesday August 22nd 2-30 p.m.


WOMENS FELLOWSHIP


WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH


JUMBLE SALE'


SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th


, 2 p.m. Admission 3p Refreshments Available :


well help you to sell your family's unwanted items


A l l you have to do Is to


. go round the house and make a list of the things you no longer use or need Then phone this number , Burnley 22331


With our help In preparing your ad you'll sell them all like magic. Do It today-


Turn words into cash - with the Burnley ' ' Express, Nelson


Leader, Colne Times,' Barnoldswick & Earby


BLACKfjURfT


COLLECTORS MARKET


SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th Windsor and Regency Halls Northgate, Blackburn


The Slimmer Antique Market


W.c present our uaunl variety of stalls, mill aver 85 slail holders. Offering high quality ' antiques and collectables


Silver, Jewel lery, Deco Nouveau, Mihlaria, Stamps' Furniture will all he an Sale! We ho,* ive have something to


{hofl; everyone. Remember that as alwnys we are in two


Open 10 a.n,_. _ 6 p.m. Admission 20p


halls.


Senior Citizens and Children lOp


Refreshments available all day FOOTBALL at


SHAWBRIDGE LANCASHIRE


_ COMBINATION C L IT H E R O E


DAISY HILL SAT. AUG. 18th kick-off 3 p.m.


Admission: Adults 35p • OAPs and Children 20p‘ Befteaftmenta available ■


BRU231 ro w b u y in g a n d s e l l in g . . . UNY23 .■


f rt h ■


V X


55—STRAVINSKY’S 15—EDINBURGH


HAMILTON IV y Cattle, Heavy and Light Horses, Donkevs Goats


Show, Country Craft, Wl and YFC Classes. Y MORRIS DANCING


PARADE O F TH E VALE OF LUNE HOUNDS j ^ vxxxvvvxxxxvxvv^vvxvvxvvvvv^vxvxxxvxxxvvvx^ TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE LTD TWO MINI BUSES FOR HIRE TAXI


SELF DRIVE HIRE CARS T E L . C L ITH E R O E


2 7 2 0 0 AND


2 3 4 8 3 I4 J Registered office 28 PARSON LANE d a n c e t o HUMPHREY LYTTLETON


AT BOWERLEY SUMMER BALL FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th P L U S S U P P O R T IN G B AN D AND FROM LONDON


ALTONE SOUNDS DISCO , Amission £10


FULL BUFFET SUPPER INCLUDED


BY T IC K E T ONLY, available from Bowerley Hotel, Langcllfte. Settle, Yorks. Tel. Settle 2689.


SW w ^W W V VW W VW VW W W W W W V V 'j i > CLITHEROE CRICKET, BOWLING, TENNIS ' & SQUASH CLUB


FOLK EVENING THE TAVERNERS


with > w w w w w w w w w v w w


THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 3 r d , 1 9 7 9 8 p.m. in the CLUBHOUSE £1.25 AT THE DOOR


£ -k


THIRD TEST TERROR:


45—CRICKET: ' 10—MASTERS OF


“The Satanic Rites of Dracula”


M |uPP°r* 1.50 4.30 7.05 9.45 U A SeparateshoUsdanyJT A stunningly


inaiM»C 2,40 S‘1S 7,SS 10,30 B * 2,10 s’50 Vod JACKIE COLLINS’ r SIZZLING BEST SELLER


- NOW EXPLODES -■ ON TO THE SCREEN! '


FOR BETTER FOR WORSE...


spectacular slice of j science fiction...


„ SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th ' Introducing


^Jhattcting psychic II Daphne du Maurler** owe!


DOROTHY DAY SUNDAY, AUGUST 19th


, : (vary versatile) . KEN JAMES (Mr Guitar)'


BILLS BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY


Don’t be late — the night’s Just great Your caller — RAY


Weekly Double — 10 - 1 9 Weekly Treble — 1 4-23-5


CLITHEROE


ROUNDTABLE No. 552


b a r b e c u e A N D D A N C E SHOWGROUND, CHIPPING;


at LEAGRAM HALL,


on SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th, 1979 8-0 p.m. — 11-45 p.m.


. DISCO LICENSED BAR HOTSUPPER


T IC K E TS £2.50 each available from


Advertiser & Times Office or any member of Clitheroe Roud Table.


i ! 9ley — Whitesides of Clitheroe — Clitheroe


Arms Hurst Green — Barkers Primrose S


r ib b l e v a l l e y la d ie s d a r t s „ ASSOCIATION


an n u a lg en er a l MEETING


To be held at the ....


CATHOLIC SOCIAL CENTRE CLITHEROE WEDNESDAY, 22nd AUGUST ,


at 8-30 p.m.


p 0T t i n,^ reS,ed in en,erln9 the league this season nlBe


lease send representatives to the meeting. Further Details — J. Holgate Whalley 3234


r.a


ST HELENS SUNDAY SCHOOL IM PRO VEM ENT FUND


By kind permission of The Trustees of Waddlngton Hospital


G A R D E N P A R T Y


. SATURDAY AUGUST 18th 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.


Games, Tombola, Various Stalls Admission 10p Children Free


YYYYYYY^YYYYYYYYYYY+Y-*-**-***.*^-* I PARISH CHURCH HALL, CLITHEROE *


EVERY THURSDAY at 5 p.m. commencing THURSDAY, AUGUST 16th, 1979


PARTY DANCING CHILDRENS Learn the cha cha, waltz, samba, paso doble, and


all the latest "Travolta style” disco dancing. Ages 4-14 years approx.


Refreshments available, lucky spot prizes, games, etc., ’


etc. Admission 45p £


-k ¥ ^ * *Y * *+ Y * * * * * * * * * * * * * ^ » » » » » ^ -k Day & Night Service


LOWERGATE TAXI CO. LTD.


Reg Office: 15 LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE OPERATING FROM AUGUST 31st


PHONE CLITHEROE 2 6 4 7 7 CONTRACT WORK


DISTANCE LONG


Saturday, September 8th 7-30 p.m.


Televisions Hit Show


U .M . ’f J . ' . I . ’U f lH with DEREK BATEY


:.125p, (100p chlld/OAP)


Tuesday, September 11th 7-30 p.m.


m m m * 200p, (250p on night)


Wednesday, September 12th 7-30 p.m.


THE RAMONES 275p (300p on door)


Sunday, September 30th


________ 7-30 p.m. SUTHERLAND BROTHERS


200p, (250p on door) Wednesday, October 3rd


ALEXANDER ROY LONDON BALLET


2-30 p.m.


_ 200p, 150p, 1QQp Thursday, October 11 th


100p (70p chlld/OAP) 7*30 p.m.


________ 7-30 p.m. MARY O'HARA


________7-30 p.m.


HOUGHTON 2WEAVERS


50p, 200p, 15Qp


Boxing Day to Jan. 19th PANTO TIME!


BEANSTALK” Starring


‘JACK & THE


BRIAN & MICHAEL and DUGGIE CLARK


Party Bookings Now Being. Taken


SATURDAY DANCING


to the BOB WATMOUGH ORCHESTRA


SATURDAY 18th AUG. 8 p.m. — 11-45 p.m-


TELEPHONE 51887


Box Office, Northgate BLACKBURN


Open 9 — 5 Mon. to Frl. 10__4 Saturday


Borough of Blackburn ^CLITHEROE f o o t b a l l c l u b


bingo n ig h t


T ue sd a y, A u g u s t 21st 8-00 p.m. at the


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION CLUB


Admission 60p Including Supper -


Poors open 7-30 CHAIN'SAWS W V - '-2 ^ ...


300p, 250p, 200p & 100p Saturday, October 27th


JOINERS ARMS


FOOTBALL CLUB ANNUAL


GENERAL MEETING


MONDAY, AUGUST 20th


at 8 p.m.


RIBBLE VALLEY DISCO


COMPETITION Sponsored by


DANCING Mr D. J. D ISCO '


to be held at S T HELEN'S SUNDAY SCHOOL,


Competition starts 9 p.m. Dancing from 7-30 — 1 1 p.m.


WADDINGTON, FRIDAY AUGUST 24th


Blf|!ock — plane Tree Hall Farm, enjoy


rigours of Wild West


tant district commissioner for Scouts, Duncan Field­ ing (19) and Jeremy Barker (16) tavelled to New Mexico for the World Scout Jamboree. With six other Scouts


who formed the East Lan­ cashire contingent, they returned with their special Jamboree badges — but they had to earn them the hard way. After arriving at their


base at Philmont, the party set off on a 10-day hike under the supervision of an American guide. Some of the places where they pitched camp — Apache Springs, Cypher’s Mine, Buck Creek and Toothache Springs — sounded as though they had come straight from a John .Wayne movie. “ It was really tough


going,” said Mr Snape. “The heat was intense and we had breathing problems because of the high altitude. It also took some time to adapt to living off dehydrated food packs.” The Scouts were able to try their hand at various


JUST back from three weeks in the wild, Wild' West are two Scouts and a leader from Clitheroe. Mr Alban Snape, assis-.


old Western skills includ­ ing lassoeing, grinding corn, making arrow heads and preparing beaver traps.


The East Lancashire


the wilds, Mr Snape, of Littlemoor Road; Duncan, of Peel Park Avenue; and Jeremy, of Shays Drive, spent the rest of their time experiencing American city life in Dallas, Texas. They stayed at the


stay for the Scouts and as Mr Snape took both cine and still cameras along, they will have permanent reminders of their adven­ tures in the land of the Stars and Stripes.


homes of families there and went to a rodeo and American football and baseball games. It was an action-packed


LOW MOOR C LU B


THURSDAY and SATURDAY B IN GO


SUNDAY, AUGUST 19th


B IG M IK E M ER R Y (Comedy)


Members only — Invited Guests 30p MEMBERS’ DRAW £7


81218 81439 83259 82052 82844 81283 82991 82673


Snowball No. 7 Next Week £7


of their, company when we ran into our first big bears on the plains,” said Mr Snape. "The animals came towards our camp looking for food and we had to be very wary.” After their rigours in


group spent a lot of time on the trad with some Scouts from.New York and the three Clitheroe represen­ tatives have been invited to spend a holiday in the “Big Apple” with their new friends. “We were certainly glad


LETT Residei


‘will figl


; housinl schem)


HAYING attenJ counci l comml meeting (as a mrf o f the publ ic August 6th, I mat following commel


was the proposer# housing estate to b|


The subject in qil


on the recreation f ( Low Moor.


given as to why we : have more houses , village. The' council has quite a few fro| last estate on its 1 and five Clitheroe c| lors spoke most co| ingly against the scl


No valid reasons! Among points ri


was the loss of our r<| tional area (children now have to walk a qiL of a mile to the pro! new area-at Edisforl cross two very busyl roads). It was also cl that there were nol quate access roads tl site, and that the el traffic from Riversidl the proposed new would create probler... danger in the village!


put forward by the I ciais who were plu.l the scheme. I will me| just three — a onel traffic system in thtl lage, one side only paf on Queen Street, 1 blocking off the entil between Lo.fthou| butchers shop and thl house in High Street! A vote was taken"


Many suggestions I


planning permission granted.


The five Clitheroe c. cillors all voted against


scheme, soitisobvious! we are being ruleclL councillors from the o f ing districts, who do I know the village or r thing of its people. n The residents of J|


the ratepayers of Clithl — wake up, before si othe r scatte rbrail scheme is thought up, I shout and make your ; ings known!


and other outlying- tricts?


going to be ruled by pel from ;Longridge, M|


(How much longer ar J


BILL HARGREAVEf Queen Street, Low Moor.


I t ’s a winner


LICENSEE of the and Partridge in Wellg.f Clitheroe, Mrs MuJ Thorne thought ujl prizewinning slogan itg competition . . . and two cases of wine to prl it.


I Mrs Thorne was onel


several prizewinners in f competition for Stowl Wines, organised by Wll bread West Pennines.


Moor oppose this schl and will fight every in J the way to stop it. I Let me add a waminl


The Hodder Valley S H O W


DON’T FORGET D A N C E


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL FRIDAY, AUGUST 24th


8 — 1a.m. Licensed Bar Supper 8 p.m.


TICKETS £2.25 Obtainable


Slaidburn 262 SHAW!


\ PL,US FULL RANGE 0 \ !,TEL. CUTS


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