! 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, May 17th, 1979


YOUR WEEKEND K What's on...What’s on...WHat’s o n .W h a t ’s o n , .M H i ----- VIEWING----- SATURDAY


Unit Four, Blackburn 58446 1 Support


Feature


3.55 5.20


7.00 8.25


THE FABULOUS FLAVOUR OF THE FIFTIES-


BBC-1 9-


9-00—CAMBERWICK GREEN


PICS 10- 15—LAFF-A-LYM-


9-35—CHAMPION THE WONDER HORSE


10-25—PLAY SPORT 10-55—INTERNA­ TIONAL GOLF


5-30—NEWS 5-


6-15- 6-


00—INDOORS OUTDOORS


12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-10—'THE PINK PANTHER SHOW


-ROLF ON SATURDAY — OK?


GLOBETROT­ TERS


45—SATURDAY


NIGHT AT THE MOVIES “The Last Voy­ age,” starring Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone, George Sanders, Edmond O’Brien.


8-15-


9-00—’THE ROCKFORD FILES


-THE VAL DOONICAN MUSIC SHOW


9-50—NEWS 10- 11- 12-


TIONAL MATCH OF THE DAY


NIGHT AT THE MILL


BBC-2


7- 40—1-30—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


3- 10—SATURDAY


4- 5-


CINEMA “Buckskin,” star­ ring Barry Sulli­ van, Joan Caul­ field, Wendell Corey.


00—INTERNA­ 10—SATURDAY 00—WEATHERMAN 8- 10- 9-


10-30—TISWAS 12-


10-


5- 6-


7-


5-05—NEWS 5-15—MORK AND MINDY


SPORT TERSPY


5- 6- 7-


45—HORIZON


7-20—ON THE RECORD


SPORT


35—ASSIGNMENT 05—NEWS AND


7-50—KURT WEILL AND BERTOLT BRECHT: A SALUTE.


9-00—1 9-


10- 11-


45—THE HARLEM 11-


THE HOL­ LYWOOD GREATS


MONTREUX TIONAL GOLF


MOVIE “Humoresque,” starring Joan Crawford.


Granada 15—SESAME


STREET


10—THE BEATLES 30—WORLD OF


NICK NQLTE-TUESDAV WHO-MICHAEL M0RIARIY ANTHONYZERBE


__LAURENCE ROSENTHAL


7- 00—CELEBRITY SQUARES


4 5 _ THE MAS- 30—KIDNAPPED


INTERNA­ TIONAL CHAMP­ IONSHIPS


30—HOME 30—LOVELY COUPLE 9.00—VEGAS


10-15—ROALD DAHL’S TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED


00—NEWS


10- 45—BARNEY MILLER


11- 12-


45—GRAPEVINE 15—NETWORK


RAND AND FRIENDS


15—MICHEL LEG- 15—MIDNIGHT


FILM "The Werewolf,” with Joyce Holden.


SUNDAY BBC-1


9-00—BAGPUSS 9-


15—NAI ZINDAGI NAYAJEEVAN


10-10—REALIDADES DE ESPANA


10- 10- 11-


11- 12-


BABY


9.45—MODERN LAN­ GUAGE TEACHING


35—ERICA ON EMBROIDERY


45—HAVING A 10—IT FIGURES


11-35—OTHER PEOPLE’S CHILDREN


WORLD 1-00—FARMING


1-50—NEWS HEAD­ LINES


1- 2-


3- 4-


1-25—IT’S A GREAT LIFE — IF YOU DON’T WEAKEN


55—BONANZA 45—INTERNA­


TIONAL GOLF 15—INTERNA­


TIONAL AIR FAIR, BIGGIN HILL


00—INTERNA­ TIONAL GOLF


5- 00—SHOW CASTLE 5-30—NEWS 5-


6- 6- 7- 8-


ISLAND BAKER PRAISE AFFAIR


40—TREASURE 35—RICHARD 40—SONGS OF 15—A FAMILY


05—THE SUNDAY


FILM “A Fine Madness,” starring Sean Con­ nery, Joanne Woodward.


9- 45—THAT’S LIFE


10-30—NEWS 10-


11- 11- 12-


MATTER ABOUT IT POISON?


I- 6-


7- 8-


BBC-2


7-40—1-55—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


55-CRICKET


ABOUTUS GOLD


9-


50—THE BUSINESS 15—NEW LIFE


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND MOTOR SERVICES LTD


AND HODDER MOTOR SERVICES


SPRING BANK HOLIDAY


EXCURSIONS SATURDAY, MAY 26th


Blackpool..................................... (0920)...............Return 6 p.m. £1.60 SUNDAY, MAY 27th


Extended Country Run................. (1330).................................... £1.55 MONDAY, MAY 28th


Llandudno.................................... (0720).................................... £3.05 Rhyl...............................................(0720).................................... £2.90 Yorkshire Dales............................ (0840).................................... £2.30 Settle, Morecambe & Blackpool.... (0840).................................... £2.15 Morecambe................................... (0920)...............Return 6 p.m. £1.80 Blackpool..................................... (0920)...............Return 6 p.m. £1.60


TUESDAY, MAY 29th


Fleetwood Market.........................(0920)..........Return 5-30 p.m. £1.80 Blackpool.....................................(0920)...............Return 6 p.m. £1.60


45—NEWS REVIEW 15—THE WORLD


05—GROWING FOR


8-35—NEWS ON 2 8-


DOUBLE BASS RACE


10- 40—SUNDAY CINEMA “Strangers on a Train,” starring Farley Granger, Ruth Roman, Robert Walker.


TIONAL GOLF Granada


9-30—BEYOND THE MOON


10- II- 11-


11- 12-


3- 5-


1- 2-


WORSHIP MOVE 00—MORNING


00—THE GREAT OUTDOORS


25—CARTOON 30—IT’S YOUR


WORLD RIGHT 00—WEEKEND


1-00—CHOPPER SQUAD


15—SUNDAY ONE


55—THIS IS YOUR 20—HERITAGE


MATINEE “Shane,” with Alan Ladd.


30—END OF PART


6- 00—JAYWALKING 6-30—NEWS 6- 7-


HER


40—HEART OF THE 15—READ ALL


Cattle (XicfiisrcO


40—COME SUNDAY 15—MAGGIE AND


7-45—BESTSELLERS “The Word,” with David Janssen.


9-30—NEWS 9-45—SOAP


50—WHAT’S YOUR 15—WEATHERMAN


club


10- 11- 12-


BANK SHOW AVENGERS


15—THE SOUTH 15—THE NEW 15—GEORGE


HAMILTON IV


g e iH lo o t t o t k ^ n n e WADDINGTON - Nr. CLITHEROE. Tel. CLITHEROE 22333


(under new ownership with your hosts Sam & Wendy) ----------------------------------- 1


DINNER DANCE


EL TROPICANO NELSON


THIS SATURDAY NIGHT


LIVE ON STAGE 5-piece showband


INVESTMENT SOUND


ADMISSION STILL FREE BEFORE 10-30 p.m.


WEDNESDAY NIGHT THEY’RE BACK!!


NATURAL HIGH


ADMISSION FREE BEFORE 11 p.m. Subject to club rules


SATURDAY, MAY 19th BOOKED! FULLY


TONIGHT_ THURS., MAY 17th with THE VIRGINIANS, from Blackpool


ALL THIS FOR 90p inclusive of meal


with ROB ROBERTS from RADIO BLACKBURN compering plus FREE GIVE AWAY SPOTS


COUNTRY AND WESTERN


MARK RENVYL AND THE C0NEMARA COUNTRY BOYS _ AND THE ALAN FORD TRIO


Blue Ridge Bar-B-Que Spare Ribs or Southern Fried Burgers with Relish, both served with Black Eye Peas.


DINNER CABARET


DANCE and


SATURDAY, MAY 26th


PLEASE BOOK EARLY


BM au ran t CLITHEROE. Tel. 24587


on FRIDAY, MAY ISth and FRIDAY, MAY 25th


DINNER DANCE


(PLUS50,> COVER CHARGE) COMMENCING


FULL CHOICE A LA CARTE MENU


FRIDAY, JUNE 1st


FOUR-COURSE TABLE D'HOTE MENU


SUMMER SUPPER DANCES


£ 3.75 (INCLUDING DANCING TILL MIDNIGHT AND V.A.T.)


COFFEE MID-FLOWERS


May 19th Hanlith Hall,


Kirkby Malham


Open all day 10-30 to 6-00 Evening 7 to 9 wine optional


Plant & Cake Stall, Raffle ADMISSION 50p


Proceeds in Aid of North Craven Flov/er Club and Heart Foundation Trust.


SAWLEY TAXI


NOW AT


CLITHEROE TEL.


26826


UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP


Will Meet


Saturday, May 19th at 7-30 p.m. at


HOLDEN CHAPEL Speaker


MR E: BRENNAND of Wrayton


Meet at Greenacre St., 6-45 p.m.


CLITHEROE CRICKET CLUB


WHIST DRIVE


THURSDAY, MAY 24th Admission 15p


7-30 p.m. prompt


WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH From America, a great musical occasion


ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY MADRIGAL SINGERS


Madrigals—American Folk—Spirituals


NEXT MONDAY, MAY 21 st at 7-30 p.m.


TICKETS 60p from 1 Brookes Lane, Whalley (Tel. 2130) w i 45—'THE GREAT 50—INTERNA­


Our extended country run goes each Sunday throughout the summer season.........................................................................C1.55


Times shown are from Clitheroe


Chatburn and Whalley times differ by 10 minutes to Clitheroe times


Please book early for good seats Please book at:


Our Office, 46 King Street Tel. Clltheroe 22473 and 22590


C. & K. Ainsworth, Waterloo Road Tel. Clitheroe 23155


Messrs Hudson, Toll Bar, Chatburn Tel. Clltheroe 41305


Messrs Speak, Abbey Candy Stores Tel. Whalley 3622


“Coaching In Comfort” CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB


FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT WITH BRIAN ON THE HAMMOND ORGAN PETER ON THE DRUMS Your Hosts: Tom and Thelma


SATURDAY, MAY 19th WAYNE GROVE (Guitar Vocal)


CHURCHES AND CHARITIES, ETC. AND HOUSE PARTIES


ANY SECOND NOW PARTY PLAN FUNDRAISING FOR


GOOD CASH COMMISION PAID


WELL KNOWN LEADING CHAIN STORE SECONDS


LADIES’, GENT’S AND CHILDREN’S WEAR


Tel. BLACKBURN 49782 SUNDAY, MAY 20th COUNTRY


AND WESTERN WITH


LEROY AND LINDA (Great Act)


COMING ATTRACTION MONDAY, MAY 28th (SPRING BANK)


BREN AND DEE BILLS BONANZA BINGO


(Country at Its best) EVERY WEDNESDAY B p.m.


WEEKLY DOUBLE.................................................................. 24—18 WEEKLYTREBLE.......................................................... 1 8 -1 1—13


BEST WHITBREAD BEERS AVAILABLE SATURDAY, MAY 19th RON MARTIN


Fabulous comedian SUNDAY, MAY 20th


TED FLANAGAN slnger/lnstrumentalist


Billington and Whalley Brass Band Workingmen’s Club


EXTRA SHOW


10 PM * every night


si:i: times arovk FOR OTHER l.ATK SHOWS NIGHTLY


SPORTS DAY and


f y COUNTRY FAYRE f


Sunday, June 10th


Stallholders: All organisations wishing to place a stall on the field during this event, please fill in the form below and return to 7 Park Avenue, Clitheroe as soon as possible. A meeting will then be called.


Name of Organisation................................. Person Responsible..................................... Address..........................................................


.....................................................................Tel O/i/i/ C/inri/nWf or Vohiitffm/ OrpnHisnfioH.s accepted. iVo Traders or Businesses


50—JAZZ FROM 30—INTERNA­ 20—NEWS ON 2


25—MIDNIGHT . v»,,, '


I ^ S E - l^ S E GJISANOVAx


i& em o / i { f iobs ic - leg


it s rtw k th«>~i<il’0‘ittu-‘‘,ll truiilwi also SHARKS CAVE AA


Separate shows daily at 2.10


6.00 8.15


" . . .a tip-top adventure film . . . One of the most


spectacular and imaginative climaxes ever seen in


a British film'.' ivtmtso si tvs


...... ......• cjb JJ&L:-'*’*&**• LANGDALE


WALLDEC STUDIO


Norway House, Albert Road, Colne. Tel. 865684


Open Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri., 9-30 to 12-30, 1-30 to 5-30


Sat. 9-30 to 4-30. Sun. 2 to 5.


2 Support TOY CRDS


N U M


ARISABEflENSI MARISAMEll


Feature


J f EXHIBITION RON BERRY


Beautiful Oil Paintings by


one of the foremost artists in Lancashire


BR0WSH0LME HALL The Historic Home of the PARKER


CLITHEROE, LANCS family will be OPEN TO VISITORS on


the following days in 1979 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.


SPRING BANK HOLIDAY PERIOD


SATURDAY, MAY 19th to SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd


Daily 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.


AUTUMN BANK HOLIDAY PERIOD SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th to SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd Daily 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.


Entrance, House and Gardens: ADULTS 70p, CHILDREN 30p


Free Car Park at owners'risk. No dogs.


Guided Tours (40 minutes) by members of the family. Booked parties (over 20) on any day throughout the


year by arrangement with Mrs Parker (Tel. Stonyhurst 330)


Ami c/til


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TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE LTD TWO MINI BUSES FOR HIRE


SELF DRIVE HIRE CARS TEL. CLITHEROE


TAXI 27200


AND Registered office 28 PARSON LANE 23483


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THE STIRK HOUSE HOTEL FRANK CARSON


CABARET GISBURN


(ITS THE WAY I TELL 'EM)


THURSDAY, JUNE 14th, 1979 TICKETS £7.50


INCL US IVE DINNER/DA NCE AND CABARET


FOR RESERVATIONS Tel. GISBURN 581


CANCER RESEARCH CAMPAIGN Clitheroe Branch


GALA DAY SATURDAY, JUNE 9th


PRAM RACE at 1 p.m. Stops outside the Sun Inn, Waddington.


GRAND GARDEN PARTY Wadding­ ton Old Hall. Sideshows, mini market, roundabouts,


Morris dancers, all the fun of the r. Afternoon teas will be served.


FOOTBALL MATCH Lower Buck v Sun Inn at 3 p.m.


finishing off the day with a


DISCO DANCE at the Sun Inn with buffet supper 8 p.m. — 1 a.m.


THIS WEEKEND VISIT M ITTY ’S


CAFE AND RESTAURANT IN LANESHAW BRIDGE


WHERE YOU ARE PROVIDED WITH AN ELEGANT SUFFICIENCY, ENOUGH TO SOPHISTICATE YOUR


ENERGETIC SUPERFLUITY, ANY MORE WOULD BE A SCRUMPTIOUS CATASTROPHY


P.S. WE ALSO COOK FOOD TEL. 862141, ANYTIME


F ‘THE CREST JAZZ SESSIONS’ Mid-Pennine Arts Association Presents eaturing THE STAN BARKER TRIO and guests


sun. May 20th Sam Greenall and the Ribble Valley Jazz­ men Al Wood (Trumpet, Trombone, Saxophones)


sun. May 27th Les Allen Big Seven (Dixieland-Mainstream jazz) Dick Hawdon (Trumpet, Flugel-Hom)


sun. June 3rd. Roy Williams and Bruce Turner (from the Humphrey Lyttleton Band)


sun. June 10th Digby Fairweather (Trumpet)


CREST MOTEL, BURNLEY 12 noon to 3 p.m. Tickets: Cl.50 and 75p children OAPs. Available from MPAA. 20 Hammerton Street, Burnley and all branches of Althams Travel.


___________________Inquiries: Burnley 29513


j? QUEEN 1979 DISCO-DANCE


8 p.m. - midnight, late bar til 11-45 p.m. Judging of Queen at 9 p.m. Entrance: 60p at door


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