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2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 21st, 1979


-----VIEWING----- SATURDAY


BBC-1


7-40—8-30 a.m. — OPEN UNIVERSITY


9- GREEN


9-15—LAFF-A-LYM- PICS


10-00—PLAY SPORT 10-


9-35—TABITHA


5-05—BARNEY BEAR 5-15—NEWS 5-


BOYSAND NANCY DREW MYSTERIES


6-


6-50—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES ‘The Pink Jungle’ starring James Garner, George Kennedy, Eva Renzi.


S-30—'THE PAUL DANIELS MAGIC SHOW


9-05—SWORD OF JUSTICE


10- 9-55—NEWS


11- 11-


OF CHARLES DARWIN


COLE SHOW BBC-2


2-55—SATURDAY CINEMA ‘Here come the Girls’


1-10—WORLD CUP CRICKET


7-10—2-15—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


30—THE HARDY 30—GRANDSTAND 8- 00—CAMBERWICK


S-00—NEWS AND SPORT


LYWOOD GREATS


9- SPECIAL


11-00—WORD FOR WORD


11-35—NEWS ON 2


11- 40—MIDNIGHT MOVIE ‘Under the Clock’ starring Judy Gar­ land, Robert Walker


20—JUKE BOX JURY Granada


9-35—EARLY MUSI­ CAL INSTRU­ MENTS


10-05—HAPPY DAYS


10-30—THE MERSEY PIRATE


12- 30—WORLD OF SPORT


5-35- ITN NEWS


05—THE VOYAGE 6- 05—THE NATALIE 8-


7- 55—WEATHERMAN


8- 9-


5-15- -THE MAS- TERSPY


30—KIDNAPPED


-CELEBRITY SQUARES


CHIPS 00- 00


30—LOVELY


COUPLE SPORT


9-15—1


11-00—TOP OF THE BILL


11-55—FIRESIDE THEATRE


1-00—CLOSEDOWN BBC-1 9-


10- 11-


12-


SUNDAY 6-


7-40—8-30—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


9-00—BAGPUSS 9-15—NAI ZINDAGI NAYAJEEVAN 45—1


TION DEBATE THE EDUCA­


11-35—OTHER PEOP­ LE’S CHILDREN


15—SUNDAY WORSHIP


1-00—FARMING 1-25—IT’S A GREAT LIFE —IF YOU DON’T WEAKEN


1-50—NEW'S HEAD­ LINES


1-55—FILM MATINEE ‘Up the Creek’ star­ ring David Tomlin­ son, Peter Sellers


3-15—TOM AND JERRY


5- 6-


3-30—BONANZA 1-20—INTERNA­ TIONAL ATHLE­ TICS


6-10—A TRAVELLER IN TIME


6- 7- 8-


10-


10- 11-


12- AFFAIR Granada 9-


10- 11-


FROM THE PAST 00—MORNING


WORSHIP


SELLING A HOUSE


11-25—CARTOON 11- 12-


30—SHOW CASTLE 00—NEWS


PRAISE CHOICE 15—A FAMILY


Film starring John Wayne


10—NEWS


10-20—THE INNER GAME


POISON?


2- 00—HERITAGE 3-


RIGHT 15—CARTOON 40—YOUR SONGS OF


05—''TRUE GRIT’ 5- 6-


3-20—SUNDAY MATINEE Virginia McKenna in “A Town like Alice.”


MYSTERY 30—1


6-30—ITN NEWS 6-


55—THE EDITORS 35—WHAT’S YOUR7-


00—W E A TH E R M A N 8-


BBC-2


7-40—l-55-OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


1-55-CRICKET


10- 00—SOAP 10-30—THE SOUTH BANK SHOW


8- 9-


BEAR THE NATION


30—INVASION ROAD 00—THE STATE OF


1-00—LOGAN’S RUN 1-


55—THIS IS YOUR THE IUNEDYKE


FROM CHRIST­ CHURCH


00—JAYWALKING 40—COME SUNDAY


45—THE MALLENS 45—ITN NEWS


15—BJ AND THE 15—THE LOVERS


12-00—GEORGE HAMILTON IV


TOWN CAR HIRE TAXI


CLITHEROE LTD 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


ENJOY A RIDE TO THE TROUGH OF BOWLAND


VISIT THE OLD SCHOOL, WHITE WELL CRAFT AND COLLECTORS FAIR EVERY SUNDAY FROM 12-15 p.m.


ANTIQUES, VICTORIANA, PORCELAIN, BRASS, etc.


LEATHER GOODS, HAND KNIT SWEATERS, PLANTS, PICTURES & CRAFTS BY LOCAL PEOPLE


INQUIRIES: SLAIDBURN 2-14 ST PAUL’S LOW MOOR WADDINGTON W.l. AND HOME-MADE TEAS CRAFT EXHIBITION


at Waddington Methodist School SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd 2-5 p.m.


Brihg-and-buy ADMISSION 10p La CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


i ■ >\ II *.


PRINTS of most photographs in this issue are available to order at the following prices (includ­ ing VAT).


'


placed as soon as possible, after the.issue at our King Street office, Clitheroe.


To ensure early delivery, orders should be. 10 x 8, £1.26


6 x 4 , 69p 8 x 6 , 92p


KENNEL ASSOCIATION NEXT


MATCH MEETING t CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH HALL


(SHOW RING TRAINING)


M O N D A Y , 2 5 th JU N E 8 p.m.


Anyone with a pedigree dog wishing to come along will be made most welcome


.v.ji Cake stall


Sunday School Anniversary Week-end 23rd-24th JUNE


SATURDAY AT 2-00 p.m. GA LA D A Y


and Crowning of Rose Queen


Sports, Fancy Dress, Sideshows, Horse Rides, Afternoon SUNDAY AT 10-00 a.m.


F A M IL Y C O M M U N IO N followed by Procession of Witness


CLITHEROE FOOTBALL CLUB


BINGO NIGHT


TUESDAY, JUNE 26th 8 p.m.


at THE RUYAL BRITISH LEGION CLUB Admission 60p Inc. supper


Doors open 7-30 p.m.


LOW MOOR METHODIST CHURCH


JUMBLE SALE,


POUND STALL and CAKE STALL


FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd 7 p.m.


Admission 3p.______


HOSPITAL LEAGUE OF FRIENDS


CALDERSTONES


SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd from 1-0 p.m.


OPEN DAY


Vintage cars, Karate displays, Punch & Judy, Morris dancing, Burnley Alliance Silver Band. Lot's of stalls and sideshows. Ice-cream, Minerals, Teas or drinks.


Lucky programme 5p available from reception or can be


purchased In advance. Admission Free._______


B P B| ■ m IV


ST. JAMES CHURCH DAY cimnAv and SUNDAY SCHOOL


ANNIVERSARY ifaaaiKsges


nm l oAuL JUNE 24th


10-30 a.m. Day School Choirs 2-00 p.m. Procession ot Witness, Sunday School Service 6-00 p.m. Evening Prayer All are Welcome


4


Behold, what manner of love the Father. has bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons ot God: Therefore the world knoweth us not, because It knew Him not.


13n3v1


RIBBLE VALLEY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH


Waterloo Road, Clitheroe . Sun. 10-45 a.m. Family Service


CLITHEROE


MOUNTAINEERING CLUB


EXTR-ODINR GNRL ME G


A R AY EEA ETIN


to be held at the SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27th, 8 p.m.


THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION HODDER VALLEY BRANCH


COFFEE EVENING THORNEYHOLME HOTEL DUNSOP BRIDGE


MONDAY, JUNE 25th 7 p.m. lo 9 p.m.


Bring and Buy — Cake Stall Tickets 45p in aid of branch funds. FRIDAY JUNE 22nd aDISCO t St Helen’s Sunday


School, Waddington 7-30 —11-00 p.m.


Dancing to Mr D. J. Disco


Admission 60p Including supper


No pass-outs after 9 p.m.


The Misses E. and M. C. Hltchen and Members ot the Townsend Fellowship invite you and your friends to a


TEA & BISCUITS


EVENING with


THURSDAY NIGHT, JUNE 28th, in the Mutual Room, Cntheroe Parish Church Sunday School


BRING & BUY STALL


7-30 — 9-30 p.m. ADMISSION lOp


Proceeds lor Church Funds 30—A PRESENT 00—BUYING AND 10—IT FIGURES


7- 8- 8-


10-


45—HAVING A BABY 11-


11- 50—THE BUSINESS WORLD


’79


THE BIG FILM Susan Hayward in “Where Love has gone”


EXTRA SHOW


1 0 pm W every night


00—ITN NEWS AND


•SEK TIMES AMOVE FOR OTHER I .A T .: X SHOW.-: NIGHTLY


CLINT


EASTWOOD T H E


OUTLAW


JOSEY WALES ...hi .irmunf <hh>.


* a* J . my


Red. ItrrakfaM (in tmir


Wptldimi Night club


45—NEWS REVIEW 15—WIMBLEDON


05—TURNING


YEAR TALES PRINCESS. ABOUT US


35—THE GYPSY 20—THE WORLD 15—NEWS ON 2


11-20—MURDER INTERNA­ TIONAL “M" starring Peter Lorre


Slirk House or \nchor


EL TROPICANO NELSON


THIS SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE ON STAGE 8-piece showband


FUEL


INJECTION WEDNESDAY NIGHT


ADMISSION STILL FREE BEFORE 10-30 P-m.


Dance Till Two with The Fabulous Group


PA LM S P R IN G


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


C a t t l e


E e S t a u r a n t (l.imist' <!> (’UTIIKROR. Tel. 21587


WINE, DINE & DANCE


at the ‘Castle’ Four course


every Friday


Tabic- d’Hotc* menu i £3.75


A hi Carle :ilse available 'i(l|i cover rlurj'e)


Dancing to the. sounds of Graham Brown and Disco 2000


Table Reservations 8-00 until 10-00 p.m.


Dancing and Bar till Midnight


Book now for your


SUMMER SUPPER DANCE


Monday lunchtimes Now open


Claiming Dates, 1979 SLAIDBURN


VILLAGE HALL CARNIVAL BARBECUE — DISCO —DANCE


FRIDAY. AUGUST 3rd FLEA MARKET (joint Slaidburn Wl) BANK HOLIDAY


MON. AUGUST 27th.


CHRISTMAS WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12th SAWLEY


TAXI NOW AT


CLITHEROE TEL.


2 6 8 2 6


KING GEORGE’S HALL


-. Blackburn


SUNDAY, JULY 1st - . 7-30 p.m.


THE MEMBERS £2 (£2.50 on night)


• ’ TUESDAY, JULY 10th ■ 7-30 p.m.


THE PRETENDERS £2.50, £2, £1.50, 90p


£2 (£2.50 on night) > FRIDAY, AUGUST 10th


THE DOOLEYS


t EVERY SATURDAY LETS DANCE TO


BOBWATMOUGH AND HIS


ORCHESTRA 8 p.m.'— 11-45j>.m. Admission: 75p


Box Office, Northgate, Black bum. Tel. 51887:9 sm . -5 p.rn., Mon.—Fri., 10 a.m.—4 p.m. Sat.


Tickets for Group Events also available from - leading Record ■ Stores In your area


BOROUGH OF BLACKBURN CHATBURN PLAYING FIELDS COMMITTEE CRAFT MARKET ANTIQUE &


SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the SCHOOL HALL, Admission 10p,


alsoGALA DAY on the PLAYING FIELDS at 2 p.m. Fancy dress parade, sports, stalls, teas, sideshows, etc.


THE LANCASHIRE LIBRARY RIBHI.E VALI.EY DISTRICT presents


of 15 Pictures (Originals) from “THE AN EXHIBITION


SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd, to SATURDAY, JULY 7th.


DALESMAN”archive.s, painted over the years by North Country ai’tists, at WHALLEY LIBRARY FROM


Open Normal Library Hours, i.o. Closed TUESDAY morning, all day THURSDAY and SATURDAY afternoon.


The pictures are not far sale


ST. JOHN’S CHURCH HURST GREEN


AN NU A L


GARDEN PARTY on the VICARAGE LAWN


(If wet, in the MEMORIAL HALL )


at 2-30 p.m. on SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd Opener: Rev. R. ORTON (Rural Dean)


•Stalls — Tombola — Raffle — Refreshments Admission by voluntary donation


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.


either Andrew Gordon 24010 or Alf Wrigley 26118


For further details ring SCHOOLBOYS WELCOME 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


A SET style el for £1,2| a n t i ci iJ H o t h e T M c K e [ Clithen.l Mahol


in grea'I torian f for £131 rian bol dumb '| ebonv £240'arl and dr| £190. Oak


dav lorl for £25| tiveiy. A _ brl


Narcissi 1 71 h - cl chest i l


riole le T and a Indian| £175.


WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL


ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, JUNE 24th


SERVICES: 10-45 a.m. and 6-30 p.m. PREACHER: REV. IAN GOLDING


Scholars will be taking part in both Services and during the evening.


G o d ’l l Fix It ST MARY’S, CHIPPING


GARDEN PARTY ON THE SCHOOL FIELDS,


SUNDAY, JUNE 24th at 2 p.m.


Clitheroe Morris Men — Sideshows — Stalls, etc.


Admission 10p.


Cawthrl down fl Two frl by H. C'l and twf ings (uI Five C| raised unusu;| panels Auctl


Wat (I


Pr\ o f


byl


ABOUll joined il Churchl round before the Pari Assej


V 'lliew They wl Nelson [ At thl


Street, them a| Well


Trevor T Sabdeil trated Lesson.! Annettl Sunday! Gary Sf The


“When hour” Lord’s To,


low l\ lot I t I i s ) | ISSONS- MIHOU QUISH llMU us(n„ MUCOIW VcDOAUl ' P a s s a g e . BEFORE DECIDING ON THE VENUE FOR YOUR


Brides, Grooms Wedding Reception


CAI.I. AND SEE THE OUTSTANDING FACILITIES at


ANCHOR INN


GARGRAVE my


ik i t t l f Ilf


Sparkling Wine in ><>ur riHim


KliK K


Dinner fur 2 at \mhor


on tour return from llonetmoon


FOIL m m iK R DKTAILS — TKL. (i.\IUJRAVK Uiif.


YOUR WEEKEND What's on.. .What's on.. .What's on.. .What's on.. .What's Trailer faulty


Unit Four, Blackburn 58446 UUNE 24 WEEK 1 Separate shows daily at


Separate shows daily at 2.20 7.20


ACADEMY AWARD BEST FILM 1979


15—THE HOL­ 05—SPORTS


ROBERT DE NIRO THE


2.05 5.30 7.45 10.00


j: Highly cntiTiaiuing. . . B the most engaging pair of


rogue* to hit the *creen *ince they played Hutch Ca-ridy and the


NEWMAN ROBERT REDFORE


DEER HUNTER, MICHAEL CIMINO


ROBERT SHEW


STING THE 3


Support Feature


3.40 6.50 ‘ 2.15 5.20 8.30


Support 3.55 7.10 10.20 Feature 2.15 5.25 8.35


SPECIAL A TTRACTION SUNDAY, 1st JULY


Appearing by kind permission, the Fantastic


VEN TRACY Come early to get your seat.


(Great Comedian)


SIMONSTONE C.E. PRIMARY SCHOOL 1879 — 1979 CENTENARY


SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1979 FUN DAY Carnival Procession Round The Village, 1-30 p.m.


Street Market — Craft Stalls — Demonstrations — Brass Band — Punch and Judy — Maypole Dancing — Folk Group — Traditional and Disco Dancing — Street Organ Music — Hot Pancakes — Hot Dogs — Ice Cream — Competitions.


ADMISSION FREE


EXHIBITION OF DOCUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHS AND SAMPLERS FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS


OLD SCHOOL Friday, June 22nd 10-00 — 11-15 a.m. 2-30 — 4-30 p.m. 6-30 — 9-30 p.m.


Saturday, June 23rd 10-00 — 12-00 noon 2-30 — 5-00 p.m.


ADMISSION: 10p


LANDINI CONSORT OLD SCHOOL Sunday, June 24th 7-30 p.m.


ADMISSION: £1 Children and OAPs 50p WINE BAR


LOW MOOR CLUB SATURDAY, JUNE 16th


BINGO SUNDAY, JUNE 17th


JEFF HAYDEN (Vocal/Guitarist)


Members Draw £6


65488—66061 — 65386 — 66933 — 66635 — 65671 — 66793 — 67336


Snowball no. 5 — Next Week £2 • tyres CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB


FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT WITH D R IA N ON T H E H A M M O N D O R G AN P E T E R O N T H E D R UM S Your Hosts: Tom and Thelma


SATURDAY, 23rd JUNE


RICKY and KENNY MARTIN


(The Dambusters) SUNDAY, 24th JUNE COUNTRY LEGEND (Great Act)


BILL’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDA Y Weekly Double 5—9


Weekly Treble 15—25—6 THURS., FRI., SAT., at 7-30 p.m.


SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (a) MON., to SAT., at 7-30 p.m.


All the world will be your enemy,


Prince with ciThousand Enemies mui when they caldi you, they will hill you.'


Nepenthe Productions Presents Richard Adams's


r , v V\btershp Down,.


Intr-sa Cerjtds r» r>«


WHEN a self-employed haulage c o n t r a c to r , Thomas Edward Swift (46), of Kemple View, Clitheroe, drove a trailer 500 yards from Chester Avenue car park to his gar­ age in North Street, he was stopped by police. This led to his appear­


ance at Clitheroe Magis­ trates’ Court, where he was fined £25 on each of two summonses of having faulty tyres on the inner wheels of a trailer. He was also fined £10 for not hav­ ing a test certificate. Sw ift , who pleaded


guilty, told the court he had bought the trailer only on the Monday evening before he was stopped at daybreak on Wednesday morning. He knew the ty r e s


removed the two inner wheels with the faulty tyres he would have legally been able to drive the trailer.


needed replacing and that several repairs required doing before submitting the trailer-for an MoT test. But he needed to take the trailer to his garage for the work to be done. Swift said that had he


Long wait is oyer


SUCCESSFUL candi­ dates in last summer’s examinations at Ribbles- dale Adult Centre can at last display proof of their achievements. Due to office difficulties


at the Centre it has not been possible to inform all those who passed that their certificates are now available to be picked up. The ULCI preliminary


MR BURNABY DRAYSON Formerly MP for Skipton Constituency


Mr Drayson, having given loyal and continuous service to the Electorate of Skipton Constituency for 34 years has now retired from the House of Commons.


The Skipton Conservative Association is to recog­ nise this magnificent achievement, but we believe that many of Mr Drayson's friends who may not be directly connected with the Association would like to contribute to a presentation to be made to him in the early Autumn.


Anyone wishing to donate to this presentation should send their contribution to me at 19 Otley Street, Skipton. All contributions, no matter how small or large, will be acknowledged.


JOHN RYCROFT


Chairman Skipton Constituency Conservative Association


-YC closure looks


certain


TIME is running out for Waddington Youth Club. Last month’s call for vol­


unteers to form a new management committee to help run the club has appa­ rently fallen on deaf ears. Unless the situation


alters, the club will lose its paid youth leader and have to close in September. Retiring management


committee chairman Mrs Marie Brown is very disap­ pointed. “It seems the apathy of the village to its youth club is overwhelm­ ing,” she said. “I thought the parents of


children who attend would have rallied round,” she said. “It will probably hit them in September when the club does not re-open after the summer break.” Mrs Brown has appealed


for help on numerous occa­ sions, but thinks she may be fighting a losing battle. However, if anyone feels they can come to the youth club’s aid they should con­ tact her (Tel. 23366).


Blooming good show


THE day after being invol­ ved in a car accident, Gareth of Accrington attended Clitheroe Flower Club and gave an excellent demonstration using vari­ ous blooms. An arrangement of blue


flowers in a blue china urn was admired. It was fol­ lowed by a striking display of three scarlet anti­ rrhinums against bleached


cane. M r s N . H o l m e s


typewriting and JMB 0- Level certificates can be collected from the Adult Centre Office, at Ribbles- dale School, Mondays to Thursdays between 7 and 9 p.m. Certificates can only be sent by post if candidates


phone to give their consent (Tel. 22563). CINEMA


chart-topping “Bright Eyes,” sung by Art Gar- funkel and written by Mike Batt.


“WATERSHIP DOWN” makes a welcome return to Clitheroe Civic Hall next week. The film, first shown there in February, is based on the novel by Richard Adams. It features the recent


exp r e s sed m em b e r s ’ thanks. The next meeting is on June 29th. Mystery trip details can be obtained from Mrs M. Heaton.


On the air


CLITHEROE Garden Club will be featured on local radio on Sunday afternoon. The club’s June meeting was recorded by Radio Blackburn, ques­ tions being answered by a panel comprising Glyn Edwards (Copster Green), Fred Downham (Lancas­ ter) and Norman Thomp­ son (Blackburn Parks superintendent). The prog­ ramme will be repeated next Thursday evening, which is just as well, as many club members will be spending the Sunday after­ noon at Harlow Car gar­ dens (Harrogate).


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