2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 21st, 1980 YOUR WEEKEND


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


BBC-1


7.45—8-30—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


9-05—GYMNAST 9-30-MULTI COL­ OURED SWAPSHOP


12-15—OLYMPIC GRANDSTAND


5-40—NEWS 5-55—WONDER


WOMAN


645—JIM’LL FIX IT 7-


8-


8- 9-


AND LARGE SHOW


TURES GREAT AND SMALL


10—THE LITTLE Granada LAMB


20—ALL CREA­


9- 9-


9-45-MATCH OF THE DAY


45—DALLAS 35-NEWS


10- 45—PARKINSON


11- 45—OLYMPIC GRANDSTAND


1-00—WEATHER BBC-2


7-40—OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


3-


4- 5- 6-


CINEMA “The Feminine Touch.”


INDOOR GARDEN


6-25—OPEN DOOR 6-


7- 8-


SPORT CHOOSE 15—SATURDAY


10- 10- 12-


SPORT


5-05—ITN NEWS ' 5- 6-


9- 10-


11- 11-


TROUBLE WITH GREGORY


SIONISM EXHIB­ ITION


' Rip Torn, Burr Deoenning, Patrick Wolfe.


MOVIE “Beach Red,’’star­ ring Cornel Wilde,


30-NEWS ON 2 35-MIDNIGHT


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2 U IU /s m


(Support


30—A BETTER READ 55—LARRY THE


05—FANGFACE 30—TISWAS


30—WORLD OF 15-CHIPS


6-45—SATURDAY FILM "For the Love of Ada,” starring Irene Handl, Wilfred Pickles.


8-15—THE FAITH BROWN CHAT


45—CHOPSTICKS 10—HORIZON


00—MR SMITH’S


8- 9-


10-


55—NEWS AND . 10—FREE TO


MOVIE “Each Dawn I Die,” starring James Cagney, George Raft.


10—GANGSTER


SHOW DOOR SPORT


TURES OF DICK TURPIN


15—THE ADVEN­ Feature 2.3S ■ 4.00_7.00


■ SAVAGE VENGEANCE!


Pay up... o r/ffcth e final pay oft...


AND HE


DOESN'T CARE WNICHI


DEATH COLLECTOR


SAVAGE ACTION bmtrim* thM«»c*p<Ag~


MEAN DOGB1UES


extra show TOMMY LEE JONES


45—ENEMY AT THEio o e v e s 45—ITN NEWS AND 00—BETWEEN THE


nightly


12-00—SATURDAY PREMIERE “Walk a Crooked Path,” starring Faith Brook, Pat­ ricia Hanes.


SUNDAY BBC-1


7-40—8-30—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


S-55—RAGTIME 9-10—ARTASIA 9-


10-


MUNICATIONS LIP-READING


10-15—LET’S GO 10-30—LOST FOR WORDS


10-


7-15—CALL MY BLUFF


45—FOCUS ON COM­ 05—THE SKILL OF


9- 10-


U-20—AVVENTURA 11-


BRITAIN 12- YOURSELF


12-25—SUNDAY WORSHIP


12-55—FARMING 1-20—IT’S A GREAT


1-40—WRITE AWAY 1-


LIFE 2- 4-


5- 6- 6-


7- 8- LINES


LANGUAGE AND PEOPLE


55—RUSSIAN-


45— M U L T I -R A C IA L 10—A CHURCH TO


9-


10- 11-


11- 11-


“The Yellow Rolls- Rovce."


GRANDSTAND 55-NEWS


PRAISE


55—NEWS HEAD­ 00—FILM MATINEE


12- 00—OLYMPIC


05—HOLIDAY 40—SONGS OF


DAVID COPPER- FIELD


“THE DYBBUK”


10-10—NEWS 10-20—THE CON- TROVERIALISTS


10- 11-


12- GRANDSTAND BBC-2


7.4O-OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


5- 6-


SPECIAL 15—RUGBY


6-40—THE MONEY PROGRAMME


15—THE MAGIC OF 05—FESTIVAL:


5- 6-


55—INSIDE JAPAN 25—OLYMPIC


3-


7-45—NEWS ON 2 7-50—FILM “Marooned,” star­ ring Gregory Peck, Richard Crenna, David Janssen, James Franciscus, Gene Hackman.


55—SPIRIT OF ASIA 55—PLAYHOUSE


PRESENTS: THE LOSTBOYS


Granada RIGHT


MEDITATION AFTER


WORK 00—A LENTEN


30—’THIS IS YOUR* * * * * * A * * * * A A * A > A * (


* ■


25—AAP KAA HAK 30—NUMBERS AT


00—WEEKEND WORLD


1-00-SPACE 1999 1- 2-


MATCH


00—DIVORCE AND >«


55-OUT OF TOWN 25—THE KICK-OFF


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30—SUNDAY


5-00-UNIVERSITY CHALLENGE


GUMMIDGE


6-30—ITN NEWS 6-40—APPEAL 6-


HYMNS 00—WEATHERMAN


7- 7- 8- 9-


10- 10-


10-N EW S REVIEW 11-


MATINEE “Q Planes,” star­ ring Laurence Olivier, Valerie Hobson.


30—WORZEL 00—CREDO


45—YOUR 100 BEST 15-FAMILY


FORTUNES WAR


MIDDLE SPORT


BANKSHOW KINGDOM


30—THE SOUTH 30—LUKE’S


DINNER


FOUR COURSE J 4 . 5 5 (Inc. VAT)


CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY


NORTHERN SINFONIA WIND QUINTET


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5th


GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7-30 p.m.


Tickets at the door 85p Students 25p


FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY A la Carte also available


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R e s t a u r a n t Clitheroe. Tel. 24587


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL ,


TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE LIMITED


T A X I THREE MINI BUSES FOR HIRE 2 7 2 0 0 and 2 3 4 8 3


TEL. CLITHEROE Registered Office, 28 Parson {ane


English Martyrs, Old Catholic Hall, Whalley} Tonight, Thursday, February 21st


GRAND WHIST & DOMINO; DRIVE


with chickenartd grocery prizes ADMISSION 50p


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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27th


DOMINOES 7-45 p.m.


WHIST and


Admission 50p -


(including refreshments) ALL MEAT PRIZES


ST MICHAEL AND ST JOHN'S SCOUTS AND CUBS


JUMBLE SALE


FEBRUARY 23rd at 2-30 p.m.


IN THE HALL, LOWERGATE SATURDAY


ADMISSION 3p TEA AND BISCUITS


45-THE SPOILS OF 45—PIG IN THE


15—HART TO HART 15—ITN NEWS AND


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WHALLEY CHURCH PLAYERS present


INTENT TO MURDER


WHALLEY ADULT CENTRE on THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND


by LESLIE SANDS In the


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 1980 at 7-30 p.m.


T IC K E T S 7 0p , C HILD REN h a lf p r ic e


AVAILABLE FROM WHITTAKERS, KING STREET, WHALLEY, OR ANY MEMBER OF THE CAST OR


COMMITTEE. w ¥ ¥ ¥ * * * ¥ * * * * » ¥ ¥ f * + * *


WADDINGTON SOCIAL AND BOWLING CLUB


F O L K N IG H T with


WOODBINE LIZZY FRIDAY, FEB. 29th 8 p.m.


Admission £1.25 including supper Right of admission reserved


Bowland Region Young Farmers


VARIETY CONCERT to be held


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd, 1980


in the PARISH CHURCH HALL at 7-30 p.m.


Admission 50p, refreshments available


MOORCOCK INN Waddington, Nr. Clitheroe


THE


RENDEZVOUS DISCOS


THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY


CHIPPING Wl DOMINO DRIVE WHIST &


in the Village Hall on Wednesday,


February 27th, 1980 starting 7-45 p.m-


PENDLETON VILLAGE HALL


OLD TYME DANCE


RBRESfORB'S RMtt> FRIDAY, •


80p incl. supper


CLITHEROE CRICKET, BOWLING & TENNIS CLUB


ANNUAL GENERAL . . MEETING


TENNIS SECTION THE •


will be held Thursday,,. February,21st at 8 p.m.


• - there are some Interesting 7 developments to discuss..


Everyone Interested In playing \ . tennis Is Invited to attend as


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MUSIC FOR YOU


SYLVIAF0RBES JUNIORS


(Pupils of NORTHERN SCHOOL of MUSIC)


on SATURDAY, FEB. 23rd, in TRINITY METHODIST SCHOOL, CLITHEROE ■ at 7-15 p.m.


A dm is s io n 5 0 p . ' '


FEBRUARY 22nd. • 8 p.m. —


12 midnight.


. admission 50p including supper


CUTHERtfE'FC^f


BINGO, NIGHT


CLITHEROE ROTARY CLUB


JUMBLE SALE


TRINITY SCHOOL THURSDAY, 28th FEBRUARY 7p.m.


UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP WILL MEET


Sat. 23rd February a t7.30 p.m.,. at


• ,37 CASTLE VIEW


> f. Speaker: Rev. S.'Johnson • ^ , ■ Wllpshlre


, : EVERYONE WELCOME ■ m s m s m !> -ft. -VI


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ST C A THER IN E’S WEST BRADFORD


JUMBLE SALE. In the ’


SU N D A YSC H 0 ° L SATURDAY,


FEBRUARY 23rd at 2-30 p.m. _


ADMISSION 3p n„.iMresCllthiroe 1-50 pm. WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE,


" parish Rooms Chipping


,, Saturday n f 'V


SAWLEY M W M


Tues., Feb. 26th 8 p.m.


at THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION „ o • Admission 60p Inc, s u p p e r^


FEB. 21 st and 22nd 9 — 1 a.m.


Smart appearance please


Management reserve right to refuse admission .


EATING OUT GUIDE s 1980


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V^Thmbove guide is to be published \ ^Sitithe Clitheroe Advertiser and


} | Tintjes on March 6th, 13th, 20th and 27$ 1980. The guide includes a


i . ’ 'V •;■>•••,-TV - "r ' i


1 competition where readers can win a £12 voucher each week.


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MAKE A NOTE \ r n PLACE AN '


-


LUCAS DUO


h e n t h o r n


GOSPEL CHURCH Jesus said “I am come that


they might have life” n ? o w o l


SUNDAY 6-30 p.m. Preacher Franck Dewhurst, Blackburn


WEDNESDAY 7-45 p.m.


Prayer and Bible reading


Rimington 'Memorial institute


CLITHEROE UNDER'NEW ’’


N O W A T x ' i k - ‘ , .


DOMINO DRIVE Saturday


WHIST and


February 23rd • 7-45 p.m!


, H O M EM A D E v .P IE A N D PEAS


. . . v < s u p p e r M E M O !\V ' ■ ■ ■ ■ .


RESTAURANTS, HOTELS, PUBS O l


T O . . .


11.00—STANLEY BAX­ TER ON TELEVI­ SION


COVERS o f lmjra i- SIAR 7PtEK_. S.3S • 6.35 35—PLAYHOUSE: 50—POST-IMPRES­ —


Unit Four BLACKBURN 5 84 4 6 FEB 24 WEEK i ,i Separate shows dally al


Separate shows daily at 2.30 6.00 8.20


2.15 S.35 7.40 9;50


an tvqa tart I *n art tre wrfwft shaM tie sew .. •>« * - nude, ronarkjtfy ctuagecus Urn with


outstandrqppiormances a u of iw tfi male runout, some d il vetylumy nwo 4


.Lancashire County Council ■ _ _ _ . . ™ * le v aHey District 3


ADULT EDUCATION NEW COURSES


At Rlbblesdale School, Clitheroe


“GET BY IN FRENCH." A ,quick beginners course lor holidaymakers and businessmen. Tuesday, February 26th, 7-15 to 9-15 p.m. for 5 weeks.


, Fee £3.50, OAPs SOp.


“MORE EFFICIENT CENTRAL HEATING.” Adaptations and modifications to standard systems'. Greater


efliciency and economy including usaae of solar panels and other alternative energy sources.


.


In tORSTbl RULES o u /


4 Suparale show, dally «l ■ 2.10 5.<0 8.00


Thursday, February 26th, 7-15 to 9-15 p.m. for 5 weeks. •


Fee £3.so, OAPs SOp. At the Adult Centre, Old Grammar School, Whalley


“PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERY." An intensive practical course. You bring the piece which you wish to upholster. We can help with equipment and materials —


additional charge (or material il needed.


Friday, February 29th, 7-15 to 9-15 p.m. to survey the work..Saturdays, March 8th and 15th, to do the work. Fee £4.20, OAPs SOp. Enrol in advance please.


“FURNITURE REPAIR.” A practical course which links well with either the Upholstery or Restoration courses. This is where structural Haws and damage to pieces can be made good.


Fridays 10-00 a.m. to 12 noon, trom February 29th, 5 weeks.


Fee £3.50, OAPs 50p. “FURNITURE RESTORATION


M xw o iM m u d in * ' cuiw>p>ep»


"Scored mo pants oh mo" -THE observer •Aflrtl-clou IhtilloT -FIMAHCIAI THUS -Tension and clamorous wojfchng


— SURFACE FINISHES.” In these courses you can restore cherished and valuable pieces to their correct condition.


Two courses available, either Saturdays, April 26th and May 10th or Wednesdays, May 7th and May 21st.


Both courses 10-00 a.m. to 4-00 p.m. with lunch breaks. Fee £3.50, OAPs 50p. Advance enrolment needed lor these courses. Leallet available.


General inquiries about these or any others in the district to “ The Adult Centre, Old Grammar School, Whalley. Phone 2717.


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB


22 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE lor the best In entertainment


Dancing to THE BACKGROUND DUO . your hosts TOM and THELMA


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd BOB LAWRENCE (act with a difference) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th McANDREWS and MILLS (speciality act)


BILLS BONANZABINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY


WEEKLY DOUBLE — 23 — 4 WEEKLY TREBBLE — 7 — 4 — 7


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 8-00 p.m.


AFTERNOON AND EVENIN


QUALITY ANTIQUE FAIR


AT MITTON HALL, WHALLEY


Starting


Wednesday, February 27th 2 p.m. — 9 p.m.


Dealers from 5 counties exhibiting tine quality antiques


As advertised on TV & Radio. Enquiries 0695 622976


THIS FAIR WILL TAKE PLACE MONTHLY


On the LAST Wednesday of every month until November, 2 — 9 p-m.


Admission 30p Children Free |


■ THE ROTARY CLUBS OF CLITHEROE AND ;


ribbl e sd a l e ....


Rotary international 75th Anniversary


Songs of Praise Low Moor Parish Church, Clitheroe,


Sunday, 24th February, 1980 at 3-00 p.m.


Address by the Bishop of Blackburn The PRESIDENTS of the Clitheroe and


Ribblesdale Rotary Clubs cordially invite


members of the general public to join them on this occasion to celebrate and give thanks for 75 years of Rotary International


WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH


Annual variety concert


SEASONING SATURDAY, FRIDAY,


A DASH OF


SATURDAY, MARCH 1st, . 7th, 8th


in the CHURCH HALL . at 7-30 p.m.


Tickets 75p, children 40p, Including retreshments


In advance from 13 Woodlands Drive, Whalley (Tel. 3378.


HIGH TEA EVERY SUNDAY


4 O'CLOCK — 5-45 p.m.


SUNDAY LUNCH 12 — 2 p.m.


TRADITIONAL Casrtle (Licenced) :


r: # a ABO


R e s t a u r a n t Clitheroe, Tel. 24587


CLITHEROE


WHITWORTH VALLEY KICK-OFF 3 p.m.


Admission 35p. C hildren and OAP's 20p


CROSSLEY SHUTTLES, Wood Bottom, Todmorden


Refreshments available Match sponsors


Member of W. Bancroft FOOTBALL AT SHAWBRIDGE


LANCASHIRE COMBINATION/ SAT.,


SUN. FEB. 24th, 7-30 p.m. WITH HOLLY AND TH E


ITA L IA N S P/USTHE BODY SN ATCH ER S 250p


THURS. FEB 28tn, 7-30 p.m. M i » F T n ---------


Tickets 120p(90pr


chlldren/OAPs) 80p party bookings’-^.:-'


TUES, MARCH 4th 7-30 p.m. PRAGUE


S YM P H O N Y ORCH ESTR A


conductor .


V LA D IM IR VA LEK violin IVA N STR A US


Tickets £3, £2.50, £2f. £1.50 and 75p-


LOW MOOR CLUB ' SAT. FEB. 23rd


BINGO IN THE LOUNGE SUN. FEBRUARY 24th


STEVE KANE Vocal guitar


with COLIN at the organ Members draw £11


29274 29850 29225 30246 30603 29257 30569 30012 Snowball No. 9 Next week £14


Tickets 300p.250p.200p (50p reduction childOAPs)


JljundayJ^


ir u t iu & ja a a l | Tickets 300p! 250p, 200p~


SATURDAY DANUINlf FEB. 23rd


BOBWATMOUGH


ORCHESTRA 8 p.m. — 11-45 p.m., ADMISSION 75p


Tel: Blackburn 51887 for an t ic k e t reserva tio n s


SLAIDBURN TREFOIL GUILD


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


SLAIDBURN


VILLAGE HALL SATURDAY


MARCH 1st 7-45 p.m. 1 .


Admission 50p Including refreshments


In eld of The Friends olClltheroe' Hospital


STALL HOLDERS PLEASE NOTE FULL DETAILS LA TER


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. We are now taking. bookings for .our next -


FRENCH EVENING ’’


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th to be held on :


S AND THEREAFTER EVERY LAST TUESDAY, OF EACH MONTH y.:


ADVANCE BOOKING. ESSENTIAL,


' CATERING FOR A-' N U M B E R O F;


• PEOPLE ONLY y RESTAURANT-OPEN


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY


EVENING WITH FULL A LA CARTE 8 MENU


. 8 a l s o g o o d s e l e c t io n o f b a r s n a c k s , S


8 SERVED EVERY, LUNCH AND EVENING WITH b THE EXCEPTION OF MONDAY-.EVENING,,;: ^


^ NEWTON VILLAGE HALL


C L A IM IN G D A T E MAY 5th, 1980


F L E A M A R K ET • . .■ >


THURS, FRI & SAT AT 7-15 p.m. MAT. THURS. 2-15 p.m.


WALT DISNEY'S THE RESCUERS (u


MON, FEB. 25th TO SAT, AT 7-30 p.m. .


)


The bosl Stal1


Dyeini


MANAGING Director Dyeing Company, Mr .bought the company.


Mr Balmforth, of Mear-


ley Lodge, has purchased the Primrose Works from the parent company, the Pickering carpet machin­ ery group, of Blackburn, of wnich he has been a director for the past 12 years.


up in the deal and, indeed, Mr Balmforth hopes even­ tually to increase the busi­ ness and the p resen t labour force of 51.


There is no jobs shake- The Pickering Group is


to continue making and marketing the Stalwart range of printing and dye­ ing machinery, and a new subsidiary, Stalwart Pic­ kering, has been set up for this purpose, and will hold the patents. Pickering’s chief execu­


tive, Mr Patrick Giles, told the Advertiser and Times that the group had sold the dyeing subsidiary because it did not want to appear to be in competition with cus­ tomers who bought its machinery. Close links are to be


kept between Pickering’s and Stalwart Dyeing, who licensed the manufacturing rights of their printing ana dyeing machines to Picker­ ing before being absorbed in the group nearly 10 years ago.


Pickering’s reply to any


complaint that it was tak­ ing business f rom i t s machinery customers has been that it used Stalwart fo r demonstration and research and development purposes. In the deal it has been


agreed that potential cus­ t ome r s for Stalwart machines should be able to visit the Clitheroe works to see them demonstrated. It was felt that Stalwart


RIBBLE VALLEY SPORTS & RECREATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL


ECUMENICAL SPORTS SERVICE


T R IN IT Y M ETHODIST CHURCH Parson Lane, Clitheroe


on SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th at 6 p.m. Preacher: Rev. G. W. S. KNOWLES


ITEMS BY “EL-SHADDAI” GROUP from Preston ALL WELCOME


Refreshments served afterwards In Trinity Youth ’ '


Centre CUTHER0E (E)


TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILD


MAMMOTH NEAR TO NEW & JUMBLE


SATURDAY, MARCH 1st 11 a.m. — 4p.m.


PARISH CHURCH INSTITUTE


Admission 3p- Children free


Refreshments available _______ RIBBLE VALLEY


PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, Waterloo Road, Clitheroe .


(Evangelical — Charismatic) Jesus Christ is the rock on


which the true church is founded. Jesus said to Peter: “Get thee behind me Satan:thou art an offence unto me;forthou savourest not the things that wb


of God but those that be of /ne/i. Matthew 16v23.


FAM ILY SERVICES Sunday 10-45 a.m. — 5-15 p.m.


C O T TAG E BIBLE STUDY Wednesday — 7-30 p.m.,


Inquiries ring Clitheroe 25B25


CONCERT Clitheroe Parish Hall


ROCK AT


on Saturday, February 23rd


at 7-30 p.m. AEROSOLS


POWER TOOLS OD ONES


ADMISSION 60p


could expand by providing more services to the carpe trade. It seemed a sensibl decision to find a purch­ aser who, while indepen­ dent of Pickering, could be closely allied in research development and technical assistance.


TELEPHONES:


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EAT A T LUMCHTIME A PROBLEM


Bar Snacks— Sandwiches and Businessman's Lunch_


C a t t l e (Licensed)


R e s t a u r a n t Clitheroe. Tel. 24587


KING’S ARlinS BAWDLANDS ' \


SATURDAY" FEB 23rd "


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