2 Clitheroe Advertiser and times, March 6th, 1980 YOUR WEEKEND


-V IE W IN G - — SATURDAY


BBC-1


12-27—WEATHER 12-30—GRANDSTAND


9-05—GYMNAST 9-30—MULTI­ COLOURED SWAPSHOP


5-30—NEWS 5-


6- 7-


7-


8- 9-


10- 11-


5-10—THE PINK PANTHERSHOW


WOMAN 45—WONDER


TURES GREAT AND SMALL


AND LARGE SHOW


30—JIM’LL FIX IT 05—ALL CREA­


55—THE LITTLE


30—DALLAS 20—NEWS


9-30-MATCH OF THE DAY


11-55—WEATHERMAN BBC-2


740—OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


3-10—CHOPSTICKS 3-55—SATURDAY CINEMA: “Ziegfeld Follies"


5- 6-


6- 7-


INDOOR GARDEN


7-20—FREE TO CHOOSE


SPORT 20—HORIZON 9-


7-40 —8-30—OPEN UNIVERSITY


10- 8-


10-10—REFLECTIONS IRELAND


11- 11-


The Best of Friends


MOVIE: “High Sierra,” star­ ring Humphrey Bogart, Ida Lupino.


30—GANGSTER


THE LANCASHIREispr.ng) ANTIQUE DEALERS’ FAIR


■??fkets300p 250p,iuup , In d u c t io n chlld/OAPs)


30—PLAYHOUSE:


MOVIE: “Zabriskie Point,” starring Mark Frechette, Daria Halprin, Rod Taylor.


Granada 30—A BETTER READ


30—PARKINSON 30—PHIL SILVERS


10-05—FANGFACE 10-30—TISWAS 12-


5-05—ITN NEWS 5-


SPORT 6-


8- 9-


9-45—TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED


DOOR SPORT


10—MR SMITH’S


10-15—BARNEY MILLER


35—OPEN DOOR 05-NEWS AND


12-20—SECOND CITY REVUE


SUNDAY BBC-1


S-55—RAGTIME 9-


740-OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


10-05—THE SKILL OF LIP-READING


940—THE SECRET­ ARY AND HER BOSS


10-15—LET’S GO 10-30—LOST FOR WORDS


10-


11- 20—AVVENTURA 1145—MULTI-RACIAL BRITAIN


Language and People


12-


12-25—SUNDAY WORSHIP


YOURSELF 12-55—FARMING


1-20—IT’S A GREAT LIFE


LINES 2-


140—WRITE AWAY 1-


Sinatra, Debbie Reynolds, David Wayne, Celeste Holm.


4-05—THE HIGH CHAPARRAL


4- 5-


6- 6-


7- TIONAL ATHLE­


TICS IAAF VIII


ROADSHOW


640—SONGS OF PRAISE


20—ANTIQUES 00—NEWS


OF MR POLLY 55—INTERNA­ 55—RUSSIAN: . 10—SPEAK OUT BBC-2 640-NEWS REVIEW


5-15—RUGBY SPECIAL


7-


8- 9-


745—THE WORLD ABOUTUS


BLUFF SOLDIER 9- 10- 10—A CHURCH TO SOLDIER


640—THE MONEY PROGRAMME


15—CALL MY


35—GONE FORA 25—NEWS ON 2


1145—TONY BENNETT SINGS


55—NEWS HEAD­ Granada 00—FILM MATINEE:


9-30—WILDLIFE CINEMA


“The Tender Trap,” starring Frank


345—MICKEY MOUSE CLUB


10- 11- 12- 10—THE HISTORY


2- 3- 4- 5-


MEDITATION Part 3


11-25—AAP KAA HAK 11-


AFTER WORK


1-00—SPACE 1999 1-


WORLD


MATCH ISLAND


30—NUMBERS AT 00—WEEKEND


55—OUT OF TOWN 25—THE KICK OFF.


30—FANTASY CHALLENGE


“The Flight of the Phoenix, starring James Stewart, Richard Atten­ borough, Peter Finch, Hardy Kruger, Ernest Borgnine.


9-


10- 10-


SUNDAY.


15—SUNDAY FILM:5- 6-


ADVENTURES OF OLIVER TWIST


CENTURY 6- 7-


30—UNIVERSITY 00—THE FURTHER


30—SALE OF THE 00—CREDO


640—YOUR 100 BEST HYMNS


30—TELL ME ON A 15—NEWS


TROVERSIAL­ ISTS


25—THE CON­


11- 00—INSIDE JAPAN H.30—WEATHERMAN


7-45-THE SPOILS OF WAR


FORTUNES


845—PIG IN THE MIDDLE


10-15—ITN NEWS 10-


11- 9-15-HART TO HART


BANKSHOW KINGDOM


30—THE SOUTH 15—LUKE’S


30—ITN NEWS 15—FAMILY 00—A LENTEN 00—DIVORCE AND


PRESENTS: “Law and Order,” by G. F. Newman. Four plays about the law (11A Detec­ tive’s Tale.


30—GONE FORA 25-PLAYHOUSE


740-OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


1045—SATURDAY PRE­ MIERE: “Psychomania,” starring George Sanders


9-55—LARRY THE LAMB


30—WORLD OF


645—SATURDAY FILM


15—DICK TURPIN 15—CHIPS


30—NEWS ON 2 35—MIDNIGHT


HOGHTON TOWER, Near Preston, Lancs. Dramatic 16th Century Fortified Hilltop Mansion


FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY MARCH 7th to 9th


11 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily (Sunday close 6 p.m.) Admission 80p (including catalogue)


EXHIBITED GOODS FOR SALE INCLUDE: A huge collection of furniture oriental rugs, copper, brass, porcelain, jewellery, glass, painting^, etc., shown throughout the state rooms of the house by dealers from all parts of the country.


30—ENEMY AT THE 30—ITN NEWS AND


BAR AND BUFFET including specialty roast beef 1looommemorate this historic venue where James I knighted the loi


AUTUMN EVENT 7th to 9th NOVEMBER CASTLE FAIRS - SPECIAL FAIRS IN SPECIAL PLACES - YORK 27222


Unit Four BLACKBURN 58446 1 Support 4.20 7-25 10.30


Feature 2.4S S.SO 6.55


I awards L I BEST PICTURE


, WIHNEBOF i ACADEMYf


F A N N IE HALL


also Woody Allen. Lynn Redgrave. Gene Wilder and Big Cast in


EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW


ABOUT SEX BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK x


3 Support 4.05 7.10 10.15 Feature 2.35 I


STRIPPED FOR' ACTION!


• AnnaBergman ^Emnianuele


i ti (D e nm a rk T Sc.y4oef.tGO


s e n s a h o n a u T


' SENSUAL..! KUMt TAGUClil


iB tum b e t ^ f i f te e n OPEN MONDAY, MARCH 10th


C O F F E E S H O P DANISH SANDWICHES, HOME MADE


CAKES, SNACKS, TEA, COFFEE O P E N 1 0 a .m . to 5 p .m . D A IL Y . C L O S E D W E D N E S D A Y S A N D S U N D A Y S .


LO W M O O R C L U B THURSDAY, MARCH 6th AND SATURDAY, MARCH


BINGO IN THE LOUNGE SUNDAY, MARCH 9th


J E F F H A Y D E N Vocal Guitar


WITH COLIN ON THE ORGAN MEMBERS DRAW E6


32919,34703,33320,34432,33725,34681,33865, 34506


SNOWBALL No. 8 NEXT WEEK £16


Mid-Pennine Arts Association presents MICHAEL BURRELL In


“ H E S S ” Hitler's Deputy faces the world (or the first time in 33 years.


Adult Education Centre, WHALLEY Saturday, March 15th, 1980.7-30 p.m.


I Tickets: 75p — reduction for parties Enquiries'. MPAA, 2 Hammerton Street, Burnley Tel. 29513.


Ribble Valley Talking Newspaper Group BUFFET DANCE


(lew tlcketa lelt)


on FRIDAY, MARCH 14th, 1980 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at


THE SWAN AND ROYAL HOTEL Clitheroe


lo r FRIENDS AND HELPERS OF THE R. V.T.N.G. Dancing to the Parker Brothers


licensed bar TICKETS C3.50


Tel. CLITHEROE 24049 CLITHEROE CENTRAL


WORKING MEN’S CLUB SATURDAY, MARCH 8th


THE MANHATTANS great group


be soon Bingo between acts


P A D I H A M TEL. 74045


SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL OFCUTHEROE


WRLD DAY O PRAYER


O F


FRIDAY, MARCH 7th 7-30 p.m. at ST


PAUL’S; LOW MOOR Speaker: Mrs A nn


Townswomen s Guild Choir


Oldfield (Rimington) Singing led tiy the ,


Invite you to a


. • at Approved Electronics, National Buildings, Moor Lane, CIHheroo, Saturday, March 8th, 1980


NEW TO YOU EVENT


Clothes, Bric-a-Brac, Jewellery, Rummage and Cake stall


10a.m.— 3p.m.


' Refreshments available . Proceeds for childrens charities


Admission 10p 1 1 a .m , % ,


OPEN W


EEK 11-30 p.m


Kentucky Fried Chicken


7 C H U R C H S T . ( I


TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE LIMITED


T A X I


THREE MINI BUSES FOR HIRE TEL. CLITHEROE


2 7 2 0 0 and 2 3 4 8 3 Registered Office, 28 Parson Lane ___ _


Higher Trapp Hotel Simonstone


EVERY MONDAY —join in our


REQUEST and SING


.NIGHT with


KEN HARTLEY and his accordion


h o t p o t A N D S N A C K S S E R V E D IN T H E B A R .


THE DUKES PLAYHOUSE


LANCASTER present


The good times, the bad times The memories of Northern


A THORNS” people.


BETW “TH


play depicting life between the two wars.


Tickets: Adults £1.50 Child/OAP £1.15


including potato pie supper Box Office, Northgate,


Blackburn. Tel. 51887 for ticket reservation


THE MOORCOCK INN


Waddlngton Nr Clitheroe


RENDEZVOUS DISCOS


THIS THURSDAY AND . FRIDAY


va r ie ty m u s ic n ig h t


a Av.a « t , M , ,U n 9 ^


m,dn 9h,m Moortand Folk, and also the I *


t the Spm'fly. . ijtb, 8 p.m. till W event, which features


sound, Is In aid of 1 which, ItU Q®® . .


l n i n iu d e s Fund. The fund, lor •/»/*«!«.


MARCH 6th and 7th 9 — 1 a.m.


Smart appearance please


NO denim or leather |ackols No admission after 11 p,m.


Management reserve right to refuse admission ___


CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL


DANCE


and DISCO FRIDAY, MARCH 7th


A.RC-


JUMBLESALE a t TRINITY. 7 P-m-


TH U R S D A Y , M A R C H 6 th THUi admission: 3P V '


AND BOB JOHNSON .


DANCING TO THE ' BUSTEDARROW


also MC& DJ DARREL of Preston..


Admission £1.50 • (£1.25 before 9 p.m.)


p Licensed bar-: , Dancing 8-30— 1 a.m. •. • 1 CLITHEROE FC


BINGO NIGHT


T u e s i , M a rch 1 1 th ' >


■ 1 8 p.m. '


, at THE ROYAL , BRITISH LEGION


'- CLUB ; Admission 60plnc,aupper„ EEN TW E RO SE O


CLITHEROE COLNE


DYNAMOS


KICK-OFF 3 p.m. A D M IS S IO N 3 5 p


C H IL D R E N & O A P ’s 2 0 p Refreshments available MATCH SPONSORS FRED LAWSON


Poultry & Frozen Foods, Pendla Trading Estate Chatburn


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15 LOWERGATE CLITHEROE


IAN HOLM REWEICUOCHOfF BARBARA HARKINS


WEEKLY DOUBLE 29-29 WEEKLY TREBLE 3-27-11


DINE AND WINE AT


TH E ANCHOR IN N GARGRAVE THIS WEEKEND


French onion soup with cheese croutons Chilled melon and orange cocktail Roll-mop herring salad


Poached fillet of sole condorceppe Braised venison


Baked potatoes Buttered French beans Choice of sweets from the trolley


Various dairy iee|eicct.on ^ and biscuils Coffee and cream £4.95 inclusive


DON’T BE DISAPPOINTED RING GARGRAVE 666 NOW!


This menu and also A LA CARTE available for the whole weekend


Roast loin of pork with apple sauce son cutlets Baden-Baden


Cauliflower Portugaise Peach Melba


Croquette potatoes 2nd CLITHEROE (Parish Church) GUIDES


COFFEE EVENING at 48 PEEL PARK AVENUE


by kind permission ol Mr and Mrs R. Hetherlngton MARCH 7th, 1980 7 p.m. — 9. p.m.


Tombola - Cakes - Bring and buy - Raffle and Games


Admission 20p . Palace guests


IN addition to the nev Mayor, Coun..Miss Agne. MeUing, the Ribble Valiev Council will be rep, resented at this y e a r . Royal Garden Parties a Buckingham Palace bv


Coun. Geoffrey Ainsvvorth (Clayton-le-Dale) and bv


Mr Dennis Black, Borough Engineer.


FOOTBALL AT SHAWBRIDGE W IN D S O R


T H E A T R E BLAKEYMOOR, BLACKBURN


LANCASHIRE COMBINATION


SAT., MARCH'8th w


TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


Semi Partner Whist Drive and Domino Drive


Saturday, March 8th a t 7 4 5 p.m.


Admission 50p Including supper


RAFFLE e t c


S.S. MICHAEL & JOHN GUIDE CO.


MONSTER


JUMBLE SALE AND


GOOD AS NEW


Sat., March 8th at 2-30 p.m.


in the hall, Lowergate Refreshments Admission 5p


CHIPPING BRANCH c o n s e r v a t iv e


a s so c ia t io n


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


MONDAY, MARCH 10th, HODDER


b r id g e HOTEL 7 4 5 p.m.


Admission 50p


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION W H A L L E Y R O A D , C L IT H E R O E


DISCO TONIGHT


THURSDAY 6th MARCH at 8 p.m.


NON MEMBERS 20p SALEM CONGREGATIONAL


CHAPEL MARTIN TOP, RIMINGTON


LADIES WEEKEND SATURDAY 8th MARCH


THE'BURTON SINGERS’ at 7-30 p.m.


Chairman — Mrs Maxine Jones SUNDAY 9th MARCH


Preacher Mrs ANGELA ROBINSON


(Grassington) 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. SOLOISTS


MRS STELLA SMITH (altemoon)


MRS HELEN ROGERS (evening)


RIBBLE VALLEY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH WAT» Rsl6vci H 5 F "


1045 a.m. and 6-15 p.m. COTTAGE MEETING


O


Wednesday 7-30 p.m. at 14 Montague Street, Clitheroe


Infant baptism Is no


ENQUIRIES: TEL . CLITHERQE25825


baptism. The Bible teaches believers baptism. JESUS SAID “He that belleveth and la baptised shall be saved."Mark 16:16.


WEST BRADFORD W.l. SPRING MARKET


at S.' CATHERINE’S SUNDAY , SCHOOL , .


on Sat.'15th MARCH 1980 2-15 p.m.


- < Stalls Include: Cakes, Bring S , Buy, Flowers A Plants,1 White Elephant,,


Admission 20p. Including'Tea & ; >'


Biscuits. " " In Aid ol Senior'dtlxens'. Fund,, .


ST MARY MAGDALENE SCOUTGROUP


A COFFEE EVENING WILL BE HELD AT


(by kind permission ol Mr and Mrs K. G. Lavender)


1 MONTAGUE STREET,


on THUDS., M ARCH 13th, 7-9 p.m.


Tombola, Cakos and Bring and Buy Stall ADMISSION 20p


PROCEEDS FOR SCOUT FUNDS BARBECUE Friday, Augus "jaHEBsss1 (joint with SlaldbumWI


TAXI RING


DOUBLESEVEN 2 2 2 7 7


- 1 - - TREBLETWO $ E L


S L A ID B U R N V IL L A G HALL


CLAIMING DATE ART CARNEY JOAN CPU INS ELEANOR PARKER 2 jMARCt^^EEK


~ Support 4.05 7.20 J0.40 Feature 2,20 5.40 9.00


Everybody welcome Admission only 7Sp


iTel. Blackburn 51887 lor an ticket reservations


gySSl


■Jf^MAGMUM, Plus th u nd er bird


1 SABDEN Tickets 250p


Sat., April 26th, 7-30 p.m.


SHOWADDY- WADDY


Tickets 450g400p, 350p,


— STturday dancing March 8th, 7 p.m. 11-45 p.m.


Dance the night away to the hin band sounds oI


w/ad-AP"' J l - - p — -


Tickets 250p(30°Pon"l9h» Thiirs.. April N1", 7-30 p.m.


M M 1 I M


Sw an & Royal Hotel clitheroe, Telephone 23130


I '’\ *


C I V I C H A L L C L IT H E R O E . T e l . 2 3 2 7 8 .


: THURS,FRI&SATat7-30p.m. S T A R T R E K (U )


Have you heard of our new “FAST FOOD” service for lunch? •


Delicious freshly made pizzas, lasagne, prawn special — a new adventure in lunchtime dining — a break away from “snacks of the day”.


Always at your-service of course, for our superb table d’hote menu, in our tasteful dining room — the ideal setting for the business lunch.


Competitive prices naturally and our service guaranteed. A welcome awaits you.


Freshly made pizzas a meal on .their own. Here are some samples from our extensive range —


Cheese and Tomato.............. "£1 Cheese and Onion..... .............. £J-25


Ham and Cheese.......................£1*35 H am a n d M u s h r o o m ........................£ 1 -3 5 Salami and Cheese..................|1 -35 Prawn Special.... .................. Seafood Special...... ................. Chicken Italienne......................


Lasagne................................... £1- ' | Cannellonm............................... ..


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB 22 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE


for the beat In entertainment


1 Dancing to THE BACKGROUND DUO your hosts TOM and THELMA


SAT, MARCH 8th SUN, MARCH 9th


M E L T U R N E R SAMMY ST CLARE


bills bonanza bingo EVERY WEDNESDA Y


CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL MAYORAL “AT HOME”


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12th, 1980 7-30 p.m. to 9 p.m.


Mrs R. P. Ainsworth) will be "At Home" in the Mayors^ Parlour on the above date and would like to meet as many residents as possible. The Town's Charters, Regalia and other exhibits will be on display.


The Worshiplul the Mayor and Mayoress (Councillor and o o A.neurrtrtM urill ho "At Hnme in the Mbvot s


da .ukikka mill Ha nn riicnlav llID IVMIIU — I■—


To assist in the catering arrangements, f i s s i o n will be bv ticket only, obtainable at the address below. Tickets, which are tree, will be sent if application cannot be made


' "personaUy.’ (161. 24722). The office is open on the mornings ol MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and s


The Mayor's Parlour, Church Street, Clitheroe.


FRIDAY. coir


L. D. TELFORD Town Clerk


CL ITHEROE C RICK ET CLUB


NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


Thursday, March 6th, 1980,8 p.m. at the Club House


All members welcome


sSi%: IjM rF E E IffiM p. J L J j"


, Direct from.Scarborough Alan Ayckbouma's own company “TAKING STEPS”


MON., MARCH 10th TO SAT - at 7-30 p.m.


T a k e c™ ™ * n n e t o w i p e a w a y a t e a r


Sports centre is costing £ 1 0 0


a day


THE Longridge Sports Centre will probably cost Ribble Valley ratepayers just over £38,000 in the next 12 months. This works out at a little


more than £100 a day, a figure which was men­ tioned by Coun. Edwin Gretton (West Bradford) at a meeting of the Policy


and Resources Committee this week.,


e l^T h P I ast Snows or bpnng w e


Walmsley (Mellor) pointed out that there were only three full-time staff and if the number was increased, there would be less need for overtime to be worked. On one occasion, he


gestion that the centre staff should be increased, he declared: “We shall have to think very hard before'agreeing to that.” However, Coun. John


the latest Alan Ayckbourne comedy


TOWN HALL, OSWALDTWISTLE Monday, 2 4 9 , - Saturday, March 29th, 1980


Performances commence 7-30 p.m. Tickets: £2 (OAP/Students,£1.25)


Party reductions Available from Tourist Information Office, Clitheroe, Althams Travel Services and MPAA, z


Hammerton Street, Burnley. Enquiries: Burnley 29513


added,, there were severe problems because two staff were absent through illness. The su g g e s t io n to


Commenting on a sug­


increase the staff was made by the Personnel Committee and will be dis­ cussed at a later date.


Come to th e fa i r


ATIQE AD CLETR c a RIS S EANT


SUNDAY, MARCH 9th 10-30 a.m. to 4-30 p.m.


Buy, browse, sell, exchange


Licensed bar, lunches, light refreshments — something for everyone


IF YOU HAVE ITEMS FOR SALE OR ANY INQUIRIES U PLEASE TELEPHONE NELSON 6a730.____ ,


N U N OLCOS FAIR PENSI»G


COPPER SILVER, JEWELLERY, GLASS, CHINA, COINS, MEDALS, CIGARETTE CARDS, PEWTER, GOLD, BOTTLES, BOOKS, etc., etc., etc.


ANTIQUES, STAMPS, POSTCARDS, BRASS.


RIBBLE Valley clubs and organisations have a chance to join in the fun of the fair on June 8th and earn money for their cof­ fers at the same time.


of Clitheroe will be taken over by a country fair organised by the Ril' ' Valley Sports and Recrea­ tion Advisory Council which wants local groups to support it. Part of the event will be a “Petticoat Lane” style market with stalls being rented out at fixed prices and organisa tions being able to keep any profits. However, it i.~ hoped that all sellers wil appear in costume.


That’s when the centre


there will be display area where bands and othe local bodies such as Morr Men will entertain spe tators.


Away from the stalls


hiring a stall or putting a show should contact t sports council’s secreta


Any groups interested


Mrs Doreen'Euinton (T Clitheroe 41823).


l s la id bu r n& DISTRICT PLAYGROUP


d a n c e


50/50 DISCO at the HARK TO BOUNTY,


SLAIDBURN, FRIDA MARCH 21st


Home made pie and peas supper


Tickets £1.75 Available Slaldburn 255 o


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