2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 6th, 1980


YOUR WEEKEND - ----------


VIEWING— — SATURDAY


BBC-1


9-05—BETTER BAD­ MINTON 1


11- 12-


6-15—SPORT/REGION- ALNEWS


5- 6-


6-


7- 8-


8- 9-


10- 11-


SON’S GENERA­ TION GAME


RONNIES SPORT


9-30—MUL­ TI-COLOURED SWAPSHOP


5-10—'THE BASIL BRUSHSHOW


30—THE LORD MAYOR’S SHOW


, 6-05—DID YOU SEE 6-


7- 7- 8-


40—DOCTOR WHO 05—NEWS


SPORT


40—BULLSEYE 10—NEWS AND '


15—GRANDSTAND 9^05—DYLAN 20—LARRY GRAY­


11- •


SPECIAL ' INNOCENT


25—RUGBY - 15—THE DEAD, THE 11-05-NEWS ON 2 ...


11-10—THE OLD GREY WHISTLE TEST


i ROBINSON


15—JULIET BRAVO 05—'THE TWO


50-NEWS AND


LEGION FESTI­ VAL OF RE­ MEMBRANCE


FILM: “Shark’s Trea­ sure,” starring Cornel Wilde, Yaphet Kotto.


BBC-2


11-00—12-15—OPEN UNIVERSITY


4-05—PLAY AWAY .4-30—SATURDAY CINEMA: “The Mask of Di- mitrios,” stalling Sydney Green- street, Peter Lorre, Zachary Scott.


BBC-1


10-05—IDIGAME! 10-


11- 11-


2-35—SATURDAY CINEMA: “They made me a Criminal,” starring John Garfield, Claude Rains, Gloria Dickson, The Dead End Kids.


05—ROYAL BRITISH 35—THE SATURDAY 35—PARKINSON * | LESLIE NIELSEN JAMIE LEECURTis


■' with Marlene Diet- rich, George Raft.


Granada 9- 30—TALKING BIKES


10-00—CARTOON 10-05—BATMAN '


10-30—TISWAS 12-


5-05—ITN NEWS SPORT


5-15—WORZEL GUMMIDGE


5-45—BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25th CENTURY


9-15—HAMMER HOUSE OF HORROR: Anthony Valen­ tine, Suzanne Danielle, Sian Phil­ lips, Barry Stanton in “Carpathian Eagle.”


7-30—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: Dale Robertson in “Kansas City Mas­ sacre.”


10-15—ITN NEWS 10- 11-


WOOD THRILLER: Merle Oberon in “Dark Waters.”


SUNDAY 5-


9-00—THE FLUMPS 9-15—WAKE UP SUNDAY


6- 6-


9-35—NAIZINDAGI NAYAJEEVAN


ANCE SUNDAY 1914-1918; 1939- 1945


30—REMEMBR­


7- 8-


30—MATCH NIGHT 45—THE HOLLY­


30—WORLD OF DIANA R05S


MICHAEL JACKSON NP5EY RUSSELL TED BOSS LENA HORNE


w RICHARD PRtOR m u i r )


50—EDWARD G: in “Manpower,” •


also ROCK 'N’ ROLL HIGH SCHOOL (AA)


1


Separate shows d a ily a l . 2.05 6.00 8.25


UK* \ - ’ M W1ZI IKE MOVIE! M MARS! THE MUSK! WOW!


ALSO SCHIZO (X’ Separate shows d a ily a t


• ; -v • 2.05 4.10 •. 6.15 8.30 What's on.^


Unit Four BLACKBURN 58446 2


Support I F e a tu re ■


A killer waits at the high school dance.


■ 2.20 S.3S ' . 8.50


If you're not back by


midnight., you won't


• ? Box Office, iTeLBIackburn|51887 • ;■ BLACKBURN1 ' . *>, & THURS.j NOV. 13th, 7-30 p.m.


URIAH HEAP 300p >..


MONDAY, NOV. 17th, 7-30 p.m: t 250p (300p on door): '


W E D N E S D A Y . N O V F M R F R 1 9 th ORCHESTRAL MANOEUVRES


IN THE DARK 300p *v‘


MILLION AIRS ORCHESTRA


8 p.m. — 11-45 p.m. IffiKW


SAT., NOV. 22nd


Plus Bob Watmough Orchestra 250p


THURS., NOV. 27th' 1 ■ 7-30 p.m.


250p, 200p and 150p


' REDUCTIONS THURSDAY, DEC. 4th"


CAMERATA OF LONDON


Music for kings and courtiers Tickets £1.00


Tickets: £3.50, £3.00, £2.50, £2.00, £1.00:


SUNDAY, NOV. 30th, 7-30 P-m' SAXON


300p in advance


WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3rd, 7-30 p.m.


THE NOLANS £3.50, £3.00, £2.50


SUNDAY, DEC. 7th, 7-30 p.m. ____400p, 300p and 200p


TUESDAY, DEC. 30th, 7-30 p.m.


C L ITH E RO E C E N TR A L WORKINGMEN’S CLUB ----------★ - --------- •


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8th


SILVER WINGS


(AUTUMN)


THE SACHA DISTEL SHOW DEC. 26th — JAN. 17th


- EEESE , THE GREAT FAMILY PANTO


£4.50, £4.00, £3.50 ALADDIN,, STARRING JACK SMETHURST TICKETS: 150p Adults, HOp Children


Box Office, Northgate, Blackburn. Tel. 51887. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.


Now with late booking till 8 p.m. Fridays Tickets for group events may also be


obtained from Ames Records and Tapes, Blackburn, . Burnley and Clitheroe, and Mary’s Music, Accrington.-


FRIDAY, NOV. 21 st„ 7-30 p.m. - " Feature -1 ,4 5 ^ 5’.15 ' ’,‘ 8 .4 5 .:


3.30 i 7.00 - -10.25 • '


___Jl lTf > •


; : v CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB,


FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT


DANCING TO OUR NEW DUO - V ; CHRIS AND LES


. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8th : STEVE JAMES . (ENJOYABLE) - SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th Introducing One Of The Best Acts In Clubland 1 - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27th


RAMON(SUPER) --------------


SENIOR MEMBERS NIGHT WEDNESDAY


(SEE CLUB NOTICE)


BILL'S BONANZA BINGO EVERY -


WEEKLY DOUBLE— ,13 — 27


WEEKLY TREBLE — 10 — 5 — 25 200 CLUB — 90


Make a Date to hear trombonist. . .


LUSHER with the


DON


LANCASHIRE COUNTY BIG BAND Conductor: ALAN TOMLINSON, ARMCM


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1980, ■ i


at 7-30 p.m.


; RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL, CLITHEROE ■ ■ ■ -\ ■.


Few tickets left, available at Advertiser Office or Tel. Burnley 22842 ,


ADULTS £1.50 OAP/CHILDREN 50p


CLITHEROE CRICKET, BOWLING AND TENNIS CLUB


, PRESENT A


SPORTSMAN’S DINNER


ON


Tuesday, November 25th, 1980 ■■ A T ■


■- ■


SWAN AND ROYAL HOTEL, CLITHEROE


with GUEST SPEAKERS: PETER PARFITT


EX MIDDLESEX AND ENGLAND FRANK SUGDEN


PRESIDENT BRADFORD RUFC > \


DRESS: DINNER JACKET OR DARK LOUNGE SUIT TICKETS £8,50 FROM ANY COMMITTEE MEMBER


THE LANCASHIRE ANTIQUE DEALERS’ FAIR DOIN’ IT 9- 05—NEWS ON 2


12- 15—KONTAKTE 12-40—INTERVAL 12-50—FARMING 1-15—THE WORLD OF RUGBY


3-25—CARTOON’ 3- 4- 5-


6-


8- 8-


9-


6- 7-


DAY


145—FILM MATINEE: “Dark Victory,” starring Bette Davis with George Brent, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Hum­ phrey Bogart.


1- 40—NEWS HEAD- LINES


20-RISING STARS10- 05—MATCH OF THE


35—MISSING 05—NEWS


6-35-DAME ANNA NEAGLE


PRAISE BORN


6-15—A TALE OF TWO CITIES


05-MASTERMIND ' 35—TO THE MANOR


15—DALLAS 9- 55—NEWS


10- 11-


05—SHOESTRING


10-05—AMONG THE KINGS


NOR’S CASEBOOK


BBC-2


10- 2-


3-


445—REMEMBR­ ANCE SUNDAY 1914-1918; 1939- 1945


“100 Men and a , Girl,” starring Deanna Durban with Adolphe Meniou.


UNIVERSITY 25—FILM:


35—12-15—OPEN 30—HORIZON


35—EVERYMAN 10—CLAIRE RAY­


4-


11- 12-


40—SONGS OF .1- 2-


35—WRITE AWAY 50—YOUR MOVE 10-


PROGRAMME ABOUT US THE NEW


FROM HOME


40—THE MONEY 15—THE WORLD 05—THE SHOCK OF


.9-15—DISTANT GUNS 9-


AMERICAN PIC­ TURE SHOW: “Electra Glide in . Blue,” starring Robert Blake, Billy (Green) Bush


Granada


9-35—UNTAMED i WORLD


10-00—POSITIVE ;


SOCCER WITH JACK • CHARLTON


ANCE DAY SERVICE


WORLD 30-rSAVE IT 00—WEEKEND


1-00—BJ AND THE BEAR


55—DOWN TO


EARTH - 20—SUNDAY


CINEMA: Betty Grable in “The Dolly Sis­ ters.” ‘


THE LADS OF THE VILLAGE TONIGHT?


5- 30—THE MUPPET SHOW


6-


6-40—SING TO THE LORD


.-7-15—HAWAII FIVE-0 8-


845—NEWS 9-


PERFECT


10-00—TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED


SIONALS


12- 00—GEORGE HAMILTON IV


11-


10- 30—THE SOUTH BANKSHOW


15—NOBODY’S


CASTLE FAIRS — SPECIAL FAIRS IN SPECIAL PLACES — YORK 27222


Si -a. a. a. ■*. a. a a. ■#. a. a. -a. WELLSPRINGS INN


Nick o’ Pendle, Nr Sabden 45—WHERE ARE


6-l£—ON THE HOLY HILL


00—ITN NEWS


FULL CARVED BUFFET AND DANCE


IN THE FUNCTION ROOM CHRISTMAS EVE


£ 6 . 5 0 fully inclusive


* NEW YEAR'S EVE * FULL CARVED BUFFET AND DANCE


00—THE PROFES­


INCLUDING A GLASS OF WINE £ 7 . 5 0 fully inclusive


, Late licence both evenings TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE


a * r -a -a. a. ■ 30—ON THE ROAD


LOW MOOR CLUB Thursday and Saturday BINGO


WADDINGTON DRAMA GROUP PRESENT PLAZA SUITE


A COMEDY BY NEIL SIMON NOVEMBER 12th to 15th AT


ST HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL, WADDINGTON 7-30 p.m.;


Tickets 75p Including Tea and Biscuits


NOW ON SALE — Sunday School Hall, Waddington. Sundays 2 — 5 p.m. Mondays 7-30 p.m. — 10 p.m. or Hammonds, 1 St Mary’s Street, Clitheroe or by.phoning Clitheroe 27296 or 23022


r IN THE LOUNGE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th


THE GARY DE PAUL TRIO


Members draw £11 Snowball No. 8 i ■


Winning Nos. 97756, 96512, 97744, 96734, 95842, 96674, 97361, 96079


1 Next Week £2


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION HODDER VALLEY BRANCH '


CLITHEROE CONCERTS ” SOCIETY"


HOWARD SHELLEY . . Solo Piano ■


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19th; GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7-30 p.m.


Tickets at the door £1.50 Students 50p• - / < A NortfcWest Arts Circuit promotion ,t ;


” , - i I r7 1 1 M * 45 If


REMEMBRANCE SERVICE


WILL BE HELD IN ,,


ST ANDREW’S CHURCHy SLAIDBURN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER9th;at1 O^Oa.m. • ’ SERVICE CONDUCTED BY REV. H. GAZE


, -u, > v - ‘ ^attend. * ' y,.*1', , ,


. After the Service,;Parade will proceed to ther „• 'Cenotaph for; aV short''Service.'All ex-Service , personnel and Public Bodies are'invited to > • ' ;


SPECIAL 1 NOVEMBER


V NIBBLER 3 COURSE LUNCH


9 9 p Soup of the Day . J “


>• ; Chefs Home-made Meat and ' i v Potato Pie .


,;. V Butcher Best Cumberland 'Sausage


, / (:■ 1/ # 7 V- »! ‘ > ? j j Creme Caramel with Fresh -


".t&m For,one month only (not ■ : available,Saturday or Sunday)'


,*>• \ r 'Cattle


s ;!;iCream.oV Vanilla Ice with'.* • i \ - L Chocolate Sauce " ' j


G c / ' . fF 7 CUTHEROE (Tel: 24587) V,


(Licensed) ‘ ■ & e s d a u r a n t *


i ; Chefs Home-made Cheese and ; ’ • ■ - Onion Pie : -.^5- ■


Served with Garden Peas and ' , French Fried ’Potatoes r * /


Tel. CLITHEROE 23870 &. ■#. ■#. ■ &. ■#. ■#.. &. ■ UNITED SERVICE OF


REMEMBRANCE ST HELEN’S CHURCH,


WADDINGTON


NOVEMBER 9th at 1045 a.m.


Branch members parade 10-25 a.m. Waddington Social Club


ANNUAL GENERAL


MEETING THURSDAY,


NOVEMBER 13th SUN INN,


WADDINGTON Commencing 8-15 p.m. Catftle , (Licensed) Clitheroe. Tel. 24587


SUPPER DANCE


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th — ’ 14th


DANCING TO THE JIM GARLIC r o a d s h o w ;


v 8 p.m. — 1 a.m. - • (75p cover charge)'.


.


A La Carte and Lila Bile menus ' - - available


Meals served 7 p.m. — 10 p.m.


iPhone CLITHEROE 24587 ' : : For table reservations - ■


JIM GARLICK , AND’


. . ANDY KAY


We : provide . <a ; professional: Mobile Discotheque Service (or- any high-class function.":-.::’'


. Tel.' BURNLEY 20795' , , 24-hour answering service^ .


BILLINGTON/ ANDkLANGHO COMMUNITY’; CENTRE/COM­ MITTEE. ; , , ^


, are holding.", ,


AT; ST MARY’ S 'JUNIOR SCHOOL,'LANGHO -u ”


JUMBLE SALE SEL


- . /Tea,and biscuits available— Admission 5 ^


; .P-m.xij; ... ,


FRIDAY, iNOVEMBER- 7th,ti7 ’ I.


F ' - -j i ' j u e t v - r t f v. j' V I ' - I '


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


NEED HELP? Ring the . . . .


SAMARITANS '


n e lso n ', 694929 or BLACKBURN


L ,1 5 MARKET SQUARE,'- i


662424 anytime ;;, -'.i;


«. i’ NELSON '■ ■, .105 NEW PARK STREET,» BLACKBURN ’


v u j M i . i r . . i i i ; IRe^taurant


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION


Waddington Branch 30—REMEMBR- .


45—A LONG WAY 35—THE GREAT


50—EVERYBODY’S 10—NEWS REVIEW


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION CLUB


POPPY APPEAL CABARET


SUPPER DANCE


HOGHTON TOWER, Near Preston, Lancs. Dramatic 16th century fortified hilltop mansion


FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 7th, 8th, 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, paintings, long case clocks, etc., shown throughout the staterooms of- the house by dealers from all parts of the count ry. )•


BAR AND BUFFET including speciality roast beef to commemo­ rate this historic venue where James I knighted the loin of beef in 1617.


Wood Street, Great Harwood Tel. 888103 and 888128 ’ •


SPORTING CLUB CLOGGERS


THIS SUNDAY , NOVEMBER 9th


NON STOP ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING


ROYSTONJONES EASY LISTENING


AND EVERY SUNDAY 1 and Members 40p Guests 60p -


THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13th


THE BRIAN PRESTON FOLK NIGHT MARTIN SIMPSON


FOLK CLUB Guest artiste


Members £1. Guests £1.25 ! BAR TILL MIDNIGHT .


BAR SNACKS AVAILABLE ,


ST JAMES’S CHURCH Clithei-oe


A U T U M N F A Y R E


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8th


to be opened at 2-30 p.m. by Mr James Thornber


A variety of stalls, including drapery, household, cakes, plants and produce


Doors open 2 p.m. Admission Adults 5p, Children 3p


Children’s playroom, Father Christmas, Refreshments


PENDLE HOTEL


CHATBURN, near CLITHEROE FRIDAY, NOV. 7th


D IS C O N IG H T


SATURDAY, NOV. 8th OVER 25’s


DISCO ADMISSION £1


SUPPERS AVAILABLE


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th ■-


8 p.m. till 1 a.m. Tickets £1.25 On Sale at the Bar


HALF YEARLY GENERAL MEETING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, at 8 p.m.


* ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ WADDINGTON FC PRESENTS


A Galaxy of Football Stars


to appear this Sunday, November 9th KICK-OFF 1-45 p.m. at


CUTHEROE FOOTBALL GROUND (By kind permission of Clilheroe FC)


OLD WADDINGTON


PRESENT WADDINGTON Also


Kick-off 3 p.m. for Star Special Match EX BLACKBURN ROVERS


EX BURNLEY CLARETS ; ADMISSION 50p


ALL PROCEEDS TO THE MARTIN -BIALEKI-MEMORIAL FUND


¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ “ A A A A A AAA★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


PUBLIC DINNER DANCES To be held over the Christmas Period at


STIRK HOUSE HOTEL, GISBURN


MONDAY, DECEMBER 15th £10 per person inclusive


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19th £12 per person inclusive


DINE BY CANDLELIGHT IN BEAUTIFUL


SURROUNDINGS AND ENJOY EXCELLENT FOOD - TOGETHER WITH FRIENDLY SERVICE.


For further details please telephone Glsburn 5B1 j


* * * * * A A A A A A A A A A * * * " .


' ' ' ' '' '


“COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS”


, (for housewives of all ages) Cookery Demonstrations


Prizes Presentation to Competition


, . Winners . ' sponsored by


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER


AND TIMESv and


NORTH WEST GAS THE PARISH HALL,


CLITHEROE, WEDNESDAY,


NOVEMBER 19th, 1980 7-30 p.m.


Cut out this announcement and exchange for ^ ^ ^ t'he Clitheroe Advertiser


• OfnceSjiCing Street,' Clitheroe or North - West Gas Showroom, 2 Castle Street,


• - Clitheroe


BLACKBURN MUSIC SOCIETY PRESENTS AT 7-30 p.m. on


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 1980 In KING GEORGE'S HALL


- MESSE SOLONNELLE...................... !.ROSSINI' ,


' 1 and


JUDI KENT....-.'...:;..-.’:..:.;.:.-.;...;,;:.::;,.. SOPRANO YVONNE HOWARD................


LIEBESLIEDER WALTZES.:..;.......BRAHMS \


1 with ALTO - ROBERT WYN-ROBERTS


PHILIP BURBRIDGE. . : . ) . .A. *.......'-'TENOR ‘ BASS


MARTIN ROSCOE........................ SOLO PIANO MARY HAYDOCK:.... :.....-..../..SECOND P ANO • RONALD FROST........................ ..


. ORGAN


-and the BLACKBURN MUSIC SOCIETY CHOIR' !• < 1 conducted by JAMES EASTHAM


_________________BLACKBURN ifs


..rr. j . TICKETS available from public HALLS. , ■ <, ’ ‘


6 CLITHEROE PARI K CHURCH HALI 9WED., NOVEMBER] A


8


g Tickets 60p, OAPs J A ,


A \\V \V V \\\V \\V i


COA< H IR I


TEL. GISBURf 20-45 strl


AVAILABLl ESTIMATES FrI


HENTHORI GOSPEL CHI


I the Lord your God atI Leviticus 19 w \


Sunday 12 nocl Sunday School


6-30 p.m. Gospel S I Preacher: Harry Ha\ Burnley


Wednesday 2-30 | Women’s Fellows! Final meeting be fort winter recess r


7-45 p.m. Prayer I Bible Reading


NEWTON VILL/ HALL,


FRIDAY, NOVEM] 7th, 8 p.m.


Roger Westbr and Street Lil


FOLK NIGH1


Admission £1.5(L including Supper!


; Licensed bar applied Tickets Slaldburn


2 Available: ASPDENSl y Street, Cllthero,,


^Clltheroe Parish Cl ^ Restoration Apf|


CLITHEROE \


presentation! NEIL WILMORl


2 Looking at plants and i 5 in our own area and c l Isle of Mull


1980, 8 p.m. P children 40p I


VERDUI ANAUDIO-VISU|


with stereo—souncf dissolve — project


PERCI W A D IH N C T O N


T H E I G A l |


DIN]


on DEC| £6.9:1


LUNCH AND T TEL. GARGRl


WE ARE iVOll ABOVE, ANl


Bar Meals and SI ( (


An audio-visit more with ste\ tion, looking own area tl


Vl\


INCLITHERI ONWEDN)


Tickets 60p .1 for Restoration


’ - CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278 THURSDAY,’ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, at 7-30 p.m.


[THE EMPIRE STRIKES ' BACK (U)


NEXT WEEK.^MONDAY TO SATURDAY, at ,‘ 7-30 p.m.


/ - _ Clint Eastwood - " " .....will send you


EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE iaa)


A RIOT OF AN EVENING!


Lancashire County I NELSC


G/ PORT) A one day cq_


ON SUNf 10 a l


Enrolmenl Course!


LAST c l


e x t r a v a g I : talk by KAFF[ ON F|


Details and ticket.-! Padlham, Nr 1


RE-UI


SPREAD FRIDAY,


Dress—Lounge Sul


REMITTANCE TO l HETTON HOUI


OLD


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