2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, January 17th, 1980
Your weekend and TV
BBC-1 9-
SATURDAY 8-
9-05—BETTER BAD MINTON
12-12—WEATHER 12-15—GRANDSTAND 5-10—THE PINK PANTHERSHOW
TI-COLOURED SWAPSHOP
30—MUL
5-35—NEWS 5-
6- 7-
8- WOMAN 50—WONDER
TURES GREAT AND SMALL
• 8-40—DALLAS 9-
10- 11-
9-40—MATCH OF THE DAY
EMERYSHOW 30—NEWS
BBC-2
11-15 —12-30—OPEN UNIVERSITY
2-40—SATURDAY CINEMA: “West of Zan zibar,” starring Anthony Steel, Sheila Sim.
4-10-PLAY AWAY 4-
5- 6- 7-
5- 25—MR SMITH’S INDOOR GARDEN
ELSE SEE
35—HORIZON
MOVIE: “The Public Enemy,” starring
James Cagney, Jean Harlow, Edward Woods,
1045—NEWS ON 2 10-50—MIDNIGHT MOVIE: “They Came To Cordura,”
40—JIM’LL FIX IT 15—ALL CREA
05—'THE DICK Granada 40—WEATHERMAN 40—PARKINSON
10-05—FANGFACE 10-30—TISWAS 12-30—WORLD OF SPORT
545—MORKAND MINDY
5-05—ITN NEWS 5-
6-
9-30—A BETTER READ 9-55—LARRY THE LAMB
9- 30—PLAYHOUSE: Gentle Folk
I Support I Feature
3.55 7.15 2.05 5.25 B.40 4
Support Feature
4.05 7.00 2.30 5.20 8.15
■A ‘ TITILLATING 'Blue CcnKdy!' MARY
..ROSEMARY
MILLINGTON ENGLAND tultlonall
SUPER STUD
OTSS EC* MOS'
AN1H0ST BOOTH KNSHUiCH MMlfttWIRS
IDmiOORSI 15—OH BOY!
ADVENTURE: “The Tall T,” star ring Maureen O’Sullivan, Richard Boone.
8-45—ENEMY AT THE DOOR
745—SEARCH FOR A STAR
7-20—TOP TABLE SPORT BBC-1
8- 9-
9-
■10-15—LET’S GO 10-30—THE HANDICAP PED FAMILY
10-05—THE SKILL OF LIP-READING
NAYAJEEVAN ACCOUNT
10- 11-
Language and People
12-
12-25—CHRISTIANITY EXPLORED
YOURSELF
12-55—FARMING 1-20—IT’S A GREAT LIFE
2- 2-
LINES JERRY
140—WRITE AWAY 1-
3- 4-
4- 55—RUSSIAN:
1145—MULTI-RACIAL BRITAIN
20—AVVENTURA
10—NAIZINDAGI 40—COMPANY
55—RAGTIME
50—SOMETHING 30—IT’S GREAT TO 00—NEWS AND
10- 11-
12-
945—ITN NEWS AND SPORT
PREMIERE: “Minstrel Man,” starring Glynn Turman.
REVUE SUNDAY
11-00—12-30 —OPEN UNIVERSITY
4- 5-
8- 8-
7- 7-
9- 10—A CHURCH TO 10- 9-
55-NEWS HEAD10- 00—TOM AND
11- 05—WHITE ROCK SON STORY
4-25—YOUNG SCIEN TISTS OF THE YEAR 1980
MOUSE CLUB
CASTING COMPANY
5-
5- 6- 6-
7-
CURIOSITY SHOP
640—SONGS OF PRAISE
GORDON
10- 10-
9- 05—THE MICKEY SPECIAL 15—RUGBY 30—SKI SUNDAY
6- 10—NEWS REVIEW 640—THE MONEY PROGRAMME
BLUFF 15-CALL MY
45—SPIRIT OF ASIA 45—NEWS ON 2
10-25—INTERNA TIONAL CRICKET
ROWS SINGS PREJUDICE
55—STUART BUR 30—PRIDE AND
AMBITION -
Granada CINEMA WORSHIP
20—THE JOY ADAM WORK 12-
55—EMU’S BROAD 3-
2- 20—THE OLD 50—NEWS
00—HOLIDAY 35—NOELE
FILM: “Cast A Giant Shadow,”
4-
5- 5- 6-
15—THE SUNDAY
30-SPY! 20-NEWS
6- 7-
11-25—CARTOON 11-
1-00—SPACE 1999 1-
WORLD
EARTH MATCH ISLAND
55—BLIND
35—WILDLIFE 00—MORNING
00-PLAY GUITAR II 30—NUMBERS AT 00—WEEKEND
55-DOWN TO
WERE HERE. . ?
25—THE KICKOFF 30—FANTASY 30—WISH YOU
CHALLENGE GUMMIDGE
00—UNIVERSITY 30—WORZEL 00—CREDO
640—YOUR 100 BEST HYMNS
FORTUNES
11- 05—INSIDE JAPAN 11-35—WEATHERMAN
10-
BBC-2 TON HALL
SAVAGES —WE ARE PEOPLE
30—WE’RE NOT 30—ITN NEWS 15—FAMILY
10- 10-
745—THE JAMES BOND FILM: “Live and Let Die,” starring Roger Moore
SPORT 00—MUSIC AT WAL 11-
WATCHING ME, MUMMY
KINGDOM 05—LUKES
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th DISCO DANCING
COMPETITION at
ST HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL WADDINGTON
7-30 — 11 p.m. ADMISSION 60p INCLUDING SUPPER
CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY
BOCHMANN STRING QUARTET
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23rd.
GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7-30 p.m.
Tickets at the door 85p Students 25p
A L L M U S IC IA N S IN T E R E S T E D IN
T H E F O R M A T IO N O F A
REHEARSAL
BIG BAND P L E A S E
P H O N E H A R R Y ' S K IP T O N 3 0 8 3
f m m H i \ MEMO TO...
00—ITN NEWS AND 15—YOU’RE NOT
SOCIAL SECRETARIES, CLUB SECRETARIES, SPORTS ORGANISERS, HOTEL PROPRIETORS AND MANAGERS
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An advertisement for your event on this page couid cost as little as £2 and be delivered into more than 9 out of 10 homes in the Clitheroe area.
It costs more than that to send out 20 letters.
All YOU have to do is \ Phone
CLITHEROE CENTRAL WORKINGMEN’S CLUB
THURSDAY, JANUARY 17th SCOTT DARNLEY Great Artiste
A TRIBUTE TO ELVIS BE SOON
00—HEARTLAND 00—THE SATURDAY 45—SECOND CITY
CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB 22 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE tor the best In entertainment
Oancing to THE BACKGROUND DUO your hosts TOM and THELMA
SAT., JAN. 19th GREAT VOCAL COMEDIAN
IAN MINOR SUN., JAN. 20th
ANOTHER GREAT ACT
JIM WHELAN SUN., JAN. 27th
STAR NIGHT with
RAY RANDELL DEBBIE NEAL
and
BILL’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY
WEEKLY DOUBLE 29—21 WEEKLY TREBLE 29—21—9
WINE, DINE and DANCE
TO NON-STOP MUSIC
ENJOY A MEAL AND A DRINK AT REASONABLE PRICES IN OUR NEW RIVERSIDE ROOM (formerly Pilky’s) late nights Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Tickets available lor supper and Dinner and Dance. £2.50 Friday and £4.50 Saturday inclusive.
SPECIAL TERMS FOR PARTIES OF8 OR MORE Reserve your table now
All Inquiries for Riverside Room, hotel or restaurant. Tel. Clitheroe 22010 or 25536.
FREE H O U S E REAL ALE DRAUGHT BASS NO PRICE INCREASE ON ALL BASS BEERS
ROEFIELD HOTEL A N D R E S T A U R A N T
EDISFORD BRIDGE (B6243) CLITHEROE WADDINGTON SOCIAL and BOWLING CLUB FOLK NIGHT with the
T A V EN ER S FRIDAY, JANUARY 25th, 8 p.m.
A D M IS S IO N £ 1 .2 5 IN C L U D IN G SU P P E R
RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH
YE CANNOTSERVE GOD AND MAMMON Matthew 6 v24
Sunday 6-30 p.m.
Preacher: G. Roberts, Blackburn
Wednesday, 7-45 p.m. Prayer and Bible Reading
f t n t t # a t e
SPECIALISTS IN WEDDING RECEPTIONS ALL INCLUSIVE WEDDING RECEPTION MENU
GLASS OF SWEET, MEDIUM OR DRYSHERR Y ON ARRIVAL GLASS OF RED OR WHITE WINE WITH THE MEAL GLASS OF SPARKLING WINE FOR TOAST
CHOICE OF ONE OF THE FOLLOWING MENUS (which may be interchanged)
WI CHILLED MELON CREAM OF ASPARAGUS SOUP
ROAST LOCAL TURKEY, CHIPOLATA SA USAGE, SEASONING
Chipping Agricultural Show
CHRISTMAS 1 FAYRE PRIZE
WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE
CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL
Wednesday, January 23rd 7-45 p.m. Admission 50p Usual supper
selection of vegetables and potatoes PEACHMELBA COFFEE
COUPE FLORIDA MUSHROOM SOUP
W3
selection of vegetables and potatoes BLACK FOREST GATEA U.X COFFEE
HALF ROAST CHICKEN W2
EGG MAYONNAISE MINESTRONE SOUP
BAKED HAM. MADEIRA SAUCE selection of vegetables and potatoes
SHERRYTRIFLE COFFEE
HALF GRAPEFRUIT MARACHINO ■; * CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP
ROAST LEG OF LAMB, MINT SAUCE selection of vegetables an d potatoes
FR UIT COCKTAIL, FRESH CREAM COFFEE
£7.30 per person (Also includes room hire, table flowers, VATand service charge)
FOR FURTHER DETAILS AND RESERVATIONS, PLEASE PHONE NELSON: 68101
WHALLEYARMS CELTIC FC
JUMBLE
JANUARY 18th, at 7 p.m.
SALE FRIDAY,
IN THE STANLEY ROOM WHALLEY
CONSERVATIVE CLUB Queen St, Whalley ADMISSION 2p
SAWLEY
MANAGEMENT TEL.
CLITHEROE UNDER NEW
TAXI NOWAT
26826
ST MICHAEL’S WHITEWELL
JANUARY 20th
NO SERVICE 8-15 a.m. 11 a.m.
HOLY COMMUNION
JANUARY 27th 8-15 a.m. ■
HOLY COMMUNION CLITHEROE
FLOWER CLUB Demonstration by,
MR HILDITCH OK LIVERPOOL
“ACCENT ON COLOUR”
ST JOHNS AMBULANCE ' ROOMS .
Friday, January 18th; .7-30 p.m.
VISITORS WELCOME Tourist Information Centre, Church Street; Clitheroe. Whatever holiday in
England you have in mind, you'll find it at Tourist Information Centres that display this sign. You'll find information about places
to go, from Cornwall to Northumbria. Both the famous places, and the ones
you've never heard of. You can find out about seaside
resorts, historicTowns, villages in the
. hills, even big cities. You can find out about special
■ activity holidays from shark fishing to oil painting,1surfing to bird watching.
You can get details of over 2,000 ■ ,
• ; hotels, inns, guest houses,bed:and- v. breakfasts, caravan sites and campsites. .
You’ll find out where there are breathtaking hills, tall cliffs
hiding unspoilt beaches, castles, stately homes and everything else from bingo halls to sheepdog trials. You can find out how to get there
-by train, coach, bus, car,'plane or even on foot. And you can stock up with maps-,
leaflets and guidebooks covering the - whole country. . > To find your nearest mine of holiday information, see below.
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English . Tourist Board
G o aw a y to E n g la n d . England TRINITY M3 SLEEP! januafT FEBRUARY 1st!
MATINEES, JANUARY 2-151
Admission :Evening I Saturday avail
Seats reserved at Trlnl January 18th, 7 to 9 p.l 10-30
a.m.to12nooi weekday afternl
n e w t o n
FO L l FRIDAY.
ROGER
ADMISSION £1.1 L IC E N S E D [
THE TW Tickets from..
HODDERVALL HORTIClJ
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inNEWTlj All interns
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and you’ve found your nextholiday
Findthissign
iasaSSSj ‘ 4 . MICHAEL si
Deboral m a k e s
prog re ssl
of Mr and Mrs James II rison, of Woodhead Rtl was taken to Burnley Cl eral Hospital suffer! from a suspected fractul skull, after an accidl with a car in Whall Road, Read.
READ girl Deborah Harrison, injured in ai accident last week, reported to be “quite cl fortable” in the R<| Manchester Childrel Hospital on Tuesday, f Deborah (11), daugH
the Manchester hospital Thursday.
She was transferred! I Deborah’s friends, "
Clitheroe Girls' Gramil School, where she is a I st-year pupil, have si get well cards.
15—SATURDAY extra 1 0 0 nightly THE KID,
show GARRETT BILLY
pat THE FUNNIEST MAN EVER11 JACQUES TATI ALSO
CONFESSIONS OF THE SEX SLAVES X
JAMES COBURN kris k r is to f f e r so n
BOB DYLAN ALL WELCOME SINGLES CLUB OPEN NIGHT
at ASTORIA BALLROOM, RAWTENSTALL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th, 8 p.m. — 1 a.m. Licensed bar
WADDINGTON BAND, and LIVE DISCO ROADSHOW and with singles holiday time features Limited to 600 people, come early Admission on door £1.50
Non-stop dancing to suit all ages to the FRANK If unable to attend sand stamp or ring for details ol
each weekend entertainment and 1980 sine brochure and with transport for members to
ENTERPRISE CLUB 45 DUKE ST., CLAYTON, ACCRINGTON.
_________________ Tel. 92 393703________ __ AIM UK £? 05—GANGSTER
Unit Four BLACKBURN 58446 1
Support Freature
U-. 3.45 7.20 1.50 5.20 8.55
..ICHAEl . SALLY TEUY JACK KARb CAINE 1IE10 „fiayAJAs’ WARDEN ^M M OtN
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Time/ " y f t J Z j f
rn.wtS.ol thru 2
Support 4.15 7.30 10-40 Feature 2.30 5.40 8.55
CLOGGERS* SPORTING CLUB
Manager: Mr E. CRITCH^t
WOOD STREET, GREAT HARWOOD: easi2a and bb8103 FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th
Te, No,. DISCO ^
TO THE SOUNDS OF STEWART HUNTER LADIES FREE BEFORE 10 p.m.
Members 75p, Guests Cl Saturday, January 19th
Cabaret Room fully booked Lounge Bars and dining facilities available
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24th folk n ig h t
Starring ROGER WESTBROOK ,
In aid o l Great Harwood Parish Junior School PTA , . , „ Tickets £1 at reception
_ ■ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd C a b a r e t and D a n c in g s ta r rin g
VENN TRACEY, M lfe SHAUN
PRIDE & PREJUDICE Tickets on sale at reception Reserved dining tables available
SPECIAL LATE FEBRUARY DINE AND DANCE TO OUR STEEL BAND at our
C A R IB B E A N E V E N IN G
Matthew Brown IWO^iMSO
• frw rn *t g u ilty Airs ler l JO year* ,
Private function room the Harwood Suite. Bookings taken tor 1980 onwards lor weddings, anniversaries, dinner parties, conferences, exhibitions,
‘
G KING
Friday, Jan. 25th. 7-30 p.m.
BLACKBURN THECLASH
Tickets 3Q0p Sunday. Feb. 17th, 7-30 p.m. THE TOURISTS Tickets 250p (300p on night)
Tuesday, February 19th, 7-30 >
p.m.
FIDDLER’S DRAM (Day trip to Bangor)
and all for only 175pyou know
Wednesday, February 20th 7-30 p.m.
Metal for
plus PREYING MANTIS and NEIL KAY
Muthers Tour 200p (250p on night) Sunday, February 24th 7-30 SELECTER
p.m. 250p
THUHS, FEB 28th, r-30 p.m.
MUSIC HALL Tickets 120p(90p
OLD TIME
chlldren/OAPs) 80p party bookings
SAT, MARCH 8th, 7-30 p.m.
EMERY SHOW Tickets 300p,250p, 200p
THE DICK (50p reduction chlld/OAPs)
Sunday, March 30th, 7-30 p.m.
TOM PAXTON
Tickets 300p, 250p, 200p, 100p
Saturday, January 19th 8 p.m. —11-45 p.m.
DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY TO THE
BOB WATMOUGH E ORCHESTRA
TELEPHONES:
veryone welcome. Only 75p admission
Tel. Blackburn 51887 for all ticket reservations
Editorial......... Clitheroe 22324
Advertising......Clitheroe 22323 Tel-Sel Ads......... Burnley 22331
STMARY MAGDELENE SCOUTGROUP
JUMBLE SALE
: FRIDAY
25th JANUARY at 6 p.m. in the UPPER PARISH CHURCH HALL CHURCH STREET CLITHEROE
ADMISSION 2p
TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE LIMITED
GISBURN FESTIVAL HALL NEW YEAR
5 0 /5 0 DANCE Tomorrow
JANUARY 18th, 1980 IN THE FESTIVAL HALL Dancing to PHIL CASE
8 p.m. — 1 a.m. Bar applied for.
Tickets £1.50 Including supper.
10 p.m. — 10-30 p.m. prompt,
Tickets available from Glsburn283.
PEGGY SEEGER and EWAN MacCQLL with
Mid-Pennine Arts Association presents
Neill MacColl Swan and Royal Hotel, Clilheroe Tuesday, 29th January, 1980.8 p.m. Tickets: £1.25 (Students/OAPs 75p) Available from Tourist Information Office and Althams Travel, Clitheroe and MPAA, 20, Hammerton Street, Burnley. Enquiries: Burnley 29513.
T A X I
THREE MINI BUSES FOR HIRE TEL. CLITHEROE
27200 23483 Registered Office, 28 Parson Lana________
THREE Clitheroe schol boys have been achievil fast times in wild wai canoe racing in North f England events.
Mark Mashiter (15), I
Langshaw Drive, cal second in the 11-18 evl on the River W h a i recently with a fast till and is now in the seci| d iv i s io n of r a c i canoeists.
Michael Bentley (15)1
Salthill View, is a ell rival and beat Mark il race on the River Lever| Sunday.
of Hillside Close, is youngest member of trio, but is rapidly builtB
Steven Johnson ( | Michael Caine, Sally Field, Telly Savalas
COMING — METEOR, THE TOWERING INFERNO, A FORCE OF ONE, Walt Disney’s THE RESCUERS, STAR TREK
MARK in acll
EORGE’S HALL
Christ Himselfis the Rock
on which the true Church is built
On what rock are you . building?
RIBBLE VALLEY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
CLITHEROE
Sunday 10-45 a.m. — 6-15 p.m.
Inquiries Clitheroe 25825
CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278.
THURS., FRI. & SAT. AT 7-30 p.m.
A IR P O R T 8 0 — T H E C O N C O R D E (A) MON., JAN. 21 — SAT. AT 7-30 p.m.
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