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


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BBC-1


7.15—8-30-OPEN UNIVERSITY


9-


10-00—ATHLETE 10-25—'THE NEW AD­ VENTURES OF BATMAN


10-55—LASSIE THE VOYAGER


5-30—NEWS 5-


12-30—GRANDSTAND 5-10—THE PINK PANTHER SHOW


6- 7-


8- 9-


THE MUSIC KNOCKOUT 05—IT’S A


9-40—THE FLASHING BLADE


AND THE NITWITS


10- 45—A TALE OF TWO KITTENS


7-35—NEWS AND . • SPORT


7-50—NINE LIVES 15—BAGGY PANTS


9-00—THE HONG- KONG BEAT


9- 10-


TO BRASS TACKS


30—MOLIERE, i 30—RETURN CALL


10-40—HORROR DOUBLE BILL: “Tower of London” starring Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff, Vincent • Price


12-10 a.m.— “The Skull" Peter Cushing, Christ­ opher Lee


45—CAN’T STOP 15—DISNEY TIME


10-10—'THE SATURDAY FILM: “The Eiger Sanc­ tion” starring Clint Eastwood, George Kennedy


CHRONICLES SPORT


BBC-2


2-55—SATURDAY CINEMA DOUBLE BILL: “Hello Frisco, Hello” Alice Faye, John Payne, Jack Oakie


4-


5- 6-


“Down Argentine Way” Don Ameche, Betty Grable, Carmen Miranda


30—


7-40—2-45 p.m.—OPEN UNIVERSITY


G ra n a d a


20—THE MARTIAN 55—NEWS AND


10-00—CARTOON 10-05—BATMAN 10-30—FUN FACTORY 12-00—ROSES CRICKET


12-30—WORLD OF SPORT


5- 6-


5-05—NEWS 5-15—ROSES CRICKET


THE SAINT 35—THE


7- 8-


8- 9-


WORLD 35—RETURN OF


CROWTHER COLLECTION


CENTURY


9-30—TREASURES IN STORE


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TOC H AND RIBBLE VALLEY, SPORTS COUNCIL


05—BEYOND WEST- 00—SALE OF THE


, ETERNITY


10- 11-


55—KONKOMBE 45—DALLAS


9-45—TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED


WOOD THRILLER Joseph Cotton in “The Lonely Pro­ fession”


SUNDAY BBC-1


7-15—8r30—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


9-00—PLAYBOARD 9-15—WAKE UP SUNDAY


12-05—FREE SPACE 12-50—FARMING 1-15—THE PAST AT WORK


9- 35—SPEAKOUT


1-40—NEWS HEAD-'. . < ■ LINES ' „


■ . Davis : ! 3-


4- 5-


5- 6-


DAY 8-


8-05—MORI ELMERMA!


10-00—INTERNATION­ AL SHOW JUMPING


9- 50—NEWS ON 2 55—MOLIERE


10-45—THE GREAT AMERICAN PIC­ TURE SHOW: “Badlands” star­ ring Martin Sheen, Sissy Spacek


1-45—FILM MATINEE: “The Sisters” £ Errol Flynn, Bette t


AL SHOW JUMPING >


AL SHOW JUMPING i


THE FLOSS


6- 7-


SUNDAY G r a n a d a


20—INTERNATION­ 10-


15—MATCH OF THE ; 15—INTERNATION­


11-


6-15—THE LIGHT OF EXPERIENCE


35—THE MILL OF 05—NEWS


30—HOME ON


9-10—KELLY MONTE ITH


10-


FILM: “The Legend of Walks Far Woman” Raquel Welch, Bradford : Dillman, Nick Mancuso


9-40—TESTAMENT OF YOUTH


10-45—'THE SUNDAY PROM


35—NEWS BBC-2


1-55—CRICKET 6- 7-


7.4O—1-55 p.m.—OPEN UNIVERSITY


ABOUTUS 12-


9-3oi—UNTAMED WORLD


11-25—AAP1KAAHAK 11-


; WORSHIP ■l TAKE YOU


12-30—ALL GOD’S CRE- : ATURES


PRESS


15—THE SUNDAY1- 2-


12-45-PAS DE DEUX ■ 1-00—CHOPPER SQUAD


2- 3-


4-


THE MOTOR CAR


BOAT


5- 00—LIFETIME 5-


6- 6-


45—NEWS REVIEW 15—THE WORLD


10- 10-


9- 11-


7- 8-


NIGHT IANS


■MISS JEAN BRODIE


55-WJTOFTOWN 20-^HISTORY OF


50—CARTOON 00—THE LOVE


00—THE PRIME OF


30-WATCH ALL 00—ITN NEWS


ROYAL


• f PRODUCED 00^—


30—HOME FACE THE 00—MORNING . 00^-LET THE MUSIC


Individually furnished bedrooms with private bathroom, ’ 1 telephone and television a v a ila b le ^ - "


Parties (Christmas), weddings and functions catered for


TABLE RESERVATIONS AND INQUIRIES: 0535 32244


All prices Include service charge and VAT, DISCO DANCING COMPETITION


A COMPETITION WILL BE HELD IN St Helen’s Sunday School, Waddington


FRIDAY, AUGUST 22nd TO FIND THE RIBBLE VALLEY


DISCO DANCING CHAMPION


DANCING from 7-30 p.m. — 11 p.m. to the fabulous-sounds of


M R D . J . D I S C O ADMISSION 60p INCLUDING SUPPER


15—'THE CHRIST­ 15—SUMMER


BY BRITISH LY­ RICISTS


30—KAZ ,


CLITHEROE CENTRAL WORKING MEN’S CLUB


AUGUST 23rd TEXANS AUGUST 30th


BOY/GIRL DUO GAWTHORPE HALL


„ PADIHAM


MARKET FAYRE SUNDAY, AUGUST 31st, '


., , 1 11a.m. to 5 p.m. , 1 j


> , " , • ' ’ 1 LICENSED BAR ' t , j J 1 ,


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- ‘ -SOME STALLS AVAILABLE INQUIRIES TELV , -


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< ,■ ADMISSION 50p (family tickets E1) - i , PADIHAM 72177"' , *


t " 6 - ,, ' .- , Tosslde Institute WHIST AND


DOMINO DRIVED SATURDAY,


AUGUST 23rd f ” ,7-45 p.m/ Admission 50p Including Supper\


.* y*(.1 A % ( * r e ,-i SALVATION ARMY ,


■ T‘. "COFFEE. M O R N IN G


A N DBRIN GA N D, B U Y


Saturday, August 23rd . , 1(,,10 a.m. — 12 noon,,.. , , 11 THE HALL, LOWEROATEV


JIMGARLICK


^ Y^j any high class functions. . - lilVi Also Hire and Sales Service.!^/


- We provide a professional v.di: ''Mobile Discotheque Service for:;',


ANTIQUES/ COLLECTORS’


FLEA MARKET/ SKIPTON TOWN HALL


, WEDNESDAY EVERY


^ > -Tel. 0532 646665 . J'--' yf


CLITHEROE FC1, ;


■ NIGHT .-v„ t.... TUESDAY, AUGUST


BINGO


26th ROYAL BRITISH? , LEGION CLUB -". ;


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„ ■ Admission 60p‘ • umw « \


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SAWLEY TAXI


CLITHEROEl v cf Reg. Office v*


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31 KIN(i,jSTREET< TEL 26826!


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AT LEAGRAM HALL SHOWGROUND, CHIPPING-ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1980 8 p.m. till 1 a.m.


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DISCO, LICENSED BAR, HOT SUPPER TICKETS £2.50 each available from


Whiteside’s, Shawbridge — Cook and Smith Insurance Ltd, 40 Well Terrace — F. A. Alien and Son, 50 Parson Lane — Clitheroe Advertiser & Times Office or any member of Clitheroe Round Table


GRAND GARDEN FETE SATURDAY, AUGUST 23rd


2-30 p.m.


RIMINGTON CARAVAN PARK > (In Memorial Institute If wet)


■ Run by and proceeds for Rlmington Memorial Institute


NEARLY NEW, JUMBLE, WHITE ELEPHANT, CAKE STALL, ETC: SIDESHOWS, CHILDREN’S GAMES, PONY RIDES, AFTERNOON TEAS


Admission 15p to Include Free Draw Children under 13 years FREE


30—SONG BY SONG


15—HART TO HART 15-LADY KILLERS 15—ITN NEWS


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


BRASS IN RIBBLE VALLEY ■ SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND


Sunday, August 24th, 1980 at The Band Stand,


Castle Grounds, Clitheroe. 2-30 p.m. — 4-30 p.m. (Weather permitting)


30—FROM HERE TO 30—ITN NEWS


15—MATCH NIGHT 30—THE HOLLY­


SPORTS DAY SAT., AUGUST 23rd


CHILDREN’S 2 p .m .


CASTLE FIELD CLITHERpE


STALLS, DISPLAYS,


SIDESHOWS, FANCY DRESS COMPETITON


ADMISSION FREE ANY ENTRIES FOR FANCY DRESS


COMPETITION TO REPORT TO TRINITY SCHOOLROOM AT 1-30 p.m.


Enjoy superbly cooked food with a


comprehensive wine list In excellent surroundings at reasonable prices


KILDWICR HALL LUNCH


Monday—Sunday 12-45 — 1-45 £5.75 for a throe ; course lunch


Weekdays grills and cold iplate


Sunday traditional roast beef, luncheon


DINNER


Monday—Saturday 7-30 — <


9-30 , i ■ Sunday 7-30 — 8-30 ;


4 course table d'hote £8.25 - a la carte from £9.25


C L IT H E R O E S O C IA L C L U B


FOR THE BEST*IN ENTERTAINMENT *


SAT., AUGUST 23rd


JOHNNY DOUGLAS *•' SUN.,. AUGUST 24th


(First class) FITS AND STARTS (new act)


DON’T FORGET TONIGHT, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21st


SUPER STAR NITEATTHE SOCIAL


BILL’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY WEEKL Y DOUBLE: 4 — 21


: WEEKL Y TREBLE: 26 — 6 — 9


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Waddington Branch


ADVANCE NOTICE


FRIDAY, AUGUST 29th, 1980


JUMBLE SALE


METHODIST SCHOOL, WADDINGTON


& CLITHEROE ROUND TABLE No. 552 COLNE ANTIQUES and


COLLECTORS FAIR SUNDAY, AUGUST 24th 10-30 a.m. — 5-30 p.m. MUNICIPAL HALL,


ALBERT ROAD, COLNE ■Cafe All dan


coins, postcards, old jewellery, books, vintage clothes and all collectable items.


55 stalls specialising in antiques, Victorians, stamps, .


Large FREE Car Parks Admission Adults 20p. OAP/Child lOp ■ ; Further details ROCHDALE 5826G ■ Licensed liar ' RIBBLE VALLEY


PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Waterloo Road, Clitheroe


FAMILY SERVICE y j i 10-45 a.m. ,


GOSPEL SERVICE . 6-^5 p.m.


FELLOWSHIP MEETING Wednesday 7-30 p.m;


Jesus said: "L et not your hearts be


John 14,1 , •


Pastor: Dave Mason, Clitheroe 24539


troubled ye believe In God believe also In me"


ASHENDEN:


153 St James’s Street, .Burnley. Tel. 20563 *


REPRODUCTIONS AN EXHIBITION OF


OIL PAINTINGS by RICHARD WOOD,


Scenes of Pendle and local ‘ landscapes


SAT., AUG. 23rd, to SAT., SEPT. 6th


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LOW MOOR CLUB THURSDAY AND SATURDAY


BINGO IN THE LOUNGE SUNDAY


Your resident trio


PRIDE and PREJUDICE Members draw £8


77002, 76749, 77280, 75833, 77240, 75942, 77287,76949.


Snowball No. 3, Next week £4


: : : CLITHEROE FLOWER CLUB ’ CLITHEROE GARDEN CLUB


IN THE PARISH CHURCH LOWER JOINT EXHIBITION


SCHOOL ON SATURDAY (1-30 to 4-30 p.m.) The Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Leo Wells unll present the prizes at 3 p.m.


■ - ! Admission 20p.


Home-made tea and biscuits. Surplus garden produce will be■: o n : sale at close.-Come and see the floral arrangements, and what can be grown m Chtheroe.


SLAIDBURN Wl & VH FLEA MARKET


BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY AUGUST 25th, 1980


11 a.m: to^S p.m;- Admission 10p R HOMEMADE /


EFRESHMENTS Inquiries SLAIDBURN 256" ■’'


WHALllEY ABBEY FELLOWSHIP OPEN DAY V;, '


10-30 —112 noon the ABBEY \


COFFEE MORNING u - '


TOWN CAR HIRE (CLITHEROE) LTD


REDUCTION ON ALL TAXI FARES


Tel. CLITHEROE 2 7 2 0 0 a n d 2 3 4 8 3


THREE MINI-BUSES FOR HIRE REG. OFFICE 28 PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE


S t a n w t h s (leahiec NELSON, BURNLEA AND


3 "■ Established in the reign of Queen Victoria, renowned for quality, service and civility ■


BARNOLDSWICK ■


■ ■ AT -■


THE RED PUMP INN BASHALL EAVES, Nr Clitheroe.


BY PERMISSION OF MRS S. GORTON BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY,


AUGUST 25th 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.


GENUINE OIL PAINTINGS, LIMITED EDITION AND


SIGNED PRINTS BY: * SIR RUSSELL FLINT; *HELEN BRADLEY; *TOM DODSON; *W. CHAMBERLAIN; *D. ■ '


■DAKEYNE. FIGURINES, BESWICK HORSES AND CATTLE, DECORATIVE JUGS, PLATES, VASES, PLANTERS ETC.;' , FASHION JEWELLERY, ROYAL WORCESTER HAND ■>' PAINTED FRUIT.


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FREE ADMISSION Refreshments at reasonable prices


' . V -: , : -


ONE DAY SALE L t d ^


BY >- ! UC AKT* : ENJOY A TRIP


tc> the Trough of Bowland visit the


OLD SCHOOL at Whitewell ANTIQUE AND COLLECTORS’ FAIR


Bank Holiday Sunday, August 24th ; 10 a.m. — 4-30 p.m.


'-Idultsand'


children THESUNt


United Artists


CHIPPING SHOW SATURDAY, AUGUST 23rd


Full Livestock, Horticultural and Wl Sections, Novelty Dog Show, Childrens Sports, Horse and Pony Racing, Sheep Dog.Trials, Tug-o’- war


FREE CAR PARK Admission 70p Children 30p


Unit Four BLACKBURN 58446 1


Support Feature


3.45 ‘ 7.20 ' 1.50 5.20 *8.55 2


Support. Feature


HEBBClGE BEB The most unfikefy pair ever to taka on the Mob!


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5.30 6.05


AU DISNEY PRDC N 8.35 ;8.00


OUTIOS- ,, Herbiei - fashing debut


7he'roars to stardom '■ and captures


your heart!


' CHRIST CHURCH, CHATBURN ' / MOTHERS! UNION


I t.i f i® :f P r e s s e s


A DISPLAY AND SALE OF f


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: .will be held in the School, Sawley Road, 'on Wednesday, August 27th, at:7-30 p.m;1 - M & V Fashions of Datwen will present the display. ■


i There will be opportunity to try on the dresses, all of ;> 1 which are priced below £10 - :


Admission (Inc. Supper), 50p ■ • ■


C IV IC H A L L CLITHERQE- Tel. 23278.


THURS:, FRI & SAT at 7-30 p.m!


- MATINEE THURS AT 2-15 p.m. WALT DISNEY’S ,


THE LOVE BUG ’ (u,


MON.'AUG 25th TO SAT AT 7-30 p.m. MAT. WED. & THURS 2-15 p.m.


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* Buffet Dance NOOKIE DISCO


■ /* . f


< -DOG & PARTRIDGE Proceeds in aid of


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th, 1980 9 p.m. — 1 a.m.'


' \ ,


, . BODY SCANNER. APPEAL ( Admission £2.50


Inquii ics Slaidburn 273 or 622


TOSSIDE AND DISTRICT WOMEN’S I


.


GEORGE’S HALL


KING B LA C K B U R N Friday, September 12th,.7-30 THE DOOLEYS 350p, 300p,250p


Wednesday, September 17th 7-30 p.m.^ :


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Tickets 130p.(OAP and Chll dren 100p)


Party Bookings 90p


Thursday, September 25th . 7-30 p.m.


ALEXANDER ROY


LONDON BALLET THEATRE


Tickets 200p,150p (child & OAP 50p)


Friday, September 26th, 7-30 p.m.


AMERICAN SINGINGi STAR


DON McLEAN Tickets 450p, 400p, 350p


Sunday, September 28th 7-30 p.m.


Tickets 250p (300p on night)


TIGER PANTANG


W iT ;


Monday, September 29th, 7-30 p.m.


BILLY CONNELLY Tickets 400p, 350p, 300p


Thursday, October 2nd, 7-30 p.m.


plus FRIENDS ALVIN LEE Tickets 250p (300p on night)


Saturday, August 23rd & 30th 8 p.m. — 11-45 p.m.


Dance the Night Away to The ■ . ■.


BOB WATMOUGH


ORCHESTRA ^mmisslonCV


Box Office, Northgate, Blackburn, Tel. 51887. Open 9 am. — 5 p.m. Moa — Fri., 10 a.m. — 4 p.m. Sal. Box Office closed Tues., July 22nd. Postal book­ ings welcome (Enclose SAE). Tickets for group events may also be obtained from Ames Records and Tapes, Black* burn, Burnley and Clitheroe, and’ Mary s Music, Accrington.


Auxiliary ToThe Licensed Trade


ey I JUMBLE


SALE at the


' DOG and PARTRIDGE * ‘ WELLGATE


: s SEPTEMBER 4th f


: Open 7 p.m. Admission 5p ’ Proceeds for Charity ■


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