2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 28th, 1980


YOUR WEEKEND — VIEWING------- SATURDAY


BBC-1


7,40 — 8-30 — OPEN UNIVERSITY


12-12—WEATHER 12-15—GRANDSTAND 5-15—THE PINK PANTHERSHOW


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


5-35—NEWS 5-


6- 7-


8-


8- 9-


50—WONDER WOMAN


35—JIM’LL FIX IT 10-ALL CREA­


TURES GREAT AND SMALL


AND LARGE SHOW


8-25—NEWS AND SPORT


8- 40-ST DAVID’S DAY CONCERT 9- 40—HOLOCAUST


12-00—NEWS ' SUMMARY .


12-05—MIDNIGHT MOVIE:


. “The Battle of the Sexes,” starring Peter Sellers, Robert Morley, Constance Cummings


05—THE LITTLE Granada 40—DALLAS


9.40—MATCH OF THE DAY


30—NEWS


10- 11- 12-


9-55—LARRY THE LAMB


10- 05—FANGFACE


40—PARKINSON 40—PHIL SILVERS 05—WEATHERMAN


B B C -2 3-


7-40 —1-05 and 1-30 — 3-10—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


CINEMA: “The Lion and the Horse,” starring Steve Cochran


4- 5-


5-25—OPEN DOOR 5-55—FREE TO CHOOSE


INDOOR GARDEN


7-10-GANGSTER MOVIE: “Brother Orchid,” starring Edward G. Robinson, Hum­ phrey Bogart, Ann Sothern


10—SATURDAY


10-30—TISWAS 12-30—WORLD OF , SPORT


5-05—NEWS 5- 6-


15-CHIPS


6-45—SATURDAY ' ADVENTURE: Errol Flynn in “The Master of Ballan- trae”


8-


35—CHOPSTICKS 00-MR SMITH’S


8-15—THE FAITH BROWN CHAT SHOW


DOOR


9- 45—ITN NEWS AND SPORT


10-30—BARNEY MILLER


10-00—TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED


10-55—SATURDAY PRE­ MIERE: Christopher Lee, Edward Woodward in “The Wicker Man”


12-40—SECOND CITY REVUE


SUNDAY BBC-1


7- 40 — 8-30—OPEN UNIVERSITY


8- 9-


55—RAGTIME NAYAJEEVAN


9- 40—THE SECRET­ ARY AND HER BOSS


10- LIP-READING 10-15—LET’S GO


10-30—LOST FOR WORDS


10- 12-


11- 20—AVVENTURA 11- 45—MULTI-RACIAL BRITAIN


YOURSELF


12-25—SUNDAY WORSHIP


12-55—FARMING 1-20—IT’S A GREAT LIFE


LINES 2-


“Morning Depar­ ture," starring John Mills, Richard Attenborough


3- 40—THE HIGH CHAPARRAL


4-


TIONAL ATHLE­ TICS


5- 30—THE HISTORY OF MR POLLY


5- 6-


7- 55—NEWS 05—HOLIDAY


640—SONGS OF PRAISE


THREAD.” Feature film, star­ ring Patty Duke Astin, Joyce Bulif- ant, Bert Convy, Sam Groom, Donna Mills, Cameron Mitchell


8- 9-


50-NEWS THREAD”


; 10-30—THE CON­ TROVERSIAL­ ISTS


11-05—INSIDE JAPAN 11-35-4VEATHERMAN


15—“HANGING BY A CENTURY 6- 6-


5- 7- 30—INTERNA­


1-40—WRITE AWAY 1-


LANGUAGE AND PEOPLE


55—RUSSIAN- 10—NAIZINDAGI


5- 6-


05—THE SKILL OF


6- 7-


BBC-2


740—OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


15—RUGBY SPECIAL


745—NEWS ON 2 7- 8-


PROGRAMME BLUFF


12-05—TONY BENNETT SINGS


10-30—PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS: The Lost Boys


10—A CHURCH TO 9- 55—NEWS HEAD­


10- 11-


00—FILM MATINEE:


Granada CINEMA


WORK


12- 00—WEEKEND WORLD


1-00-SPACE 1999 1-


2- 3- 4- 5-


EARTH MATCH ISLAND


55-DOWN TO


25—THE KICK-OFF 30—FANTASY


CHALLENGE


30-UNIVERSITY 00—THE FURTHER


ADVENTURES OF OLIVER TWIST


30—SALE OF THE 00—CREDO


640—YOUR 100 BEST HYMNS


FORTUNES


745—THE SPOILS OF WAR


00—“HANGING BY A 10-


845—PIG IN THE MIDDLE


9-15—HART TO HART


10-15—ITN NEWS AND SPORT


11- 30—LUKE’S KINGDOM


BANK SHOW CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL


MAYORAL “AT HOME” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12th, 1980 7-30 p.m. to 9 p.m.


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 Worshipful the Mayor and Mayoress (Councillor and M D □ A in e u in r ih l u i i l l h n " A t L ln m n 11 I n l h a M a t i f t r 'c


rs R. P. Ainsworth) will be “At Home” in the Mayor's


To assist in the catering arrangements, admission will be by ticket only, obtainable at the address below. Tickets,


The Mayor’s Parlour, Church Street, Clitheroe.


wnich are free, will be sent if application cannot be made personally. (Tel. 24722). The othce is open on the . mornings of MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY.


: L. D. TELFORD • ■ Town Clerk


30—THE SOUTH CLITHEROE (E) TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILD


MAMMOTH NEAR TO NEW AND JUMBLE


SATURDAY, MARCH 1st 11 a.m. — 4 p.m.


Admission 3p


PARISH CHURCH INSTITUTE Refreshments available.


Children free


WADDINGTON SOCIAL AND BOWLING CLUB


FOLK NIGHT with


WOODBINE LIZZY


FRIDAY, FEB. 29th 8 p.m.


Admission £1.25 including supper Right otadmission reserved ■


BOROUGH OF RIBBLE VALLEY Meet the Mayor and Mayoress at a


COFFEE MORNING


in the MAYOR’S PARLOUR, SATURDAY,. MARCH 1st, 1980 i i 10 a.m. to 12 noon


Bring and Buy stall


Admission 15p P


Proceeds for Mayor’s children's charity".- ■


it Cake Stall , ,


Wanderers Cricket and Bowling Club


Ribblesdale ANNUAL


GENERAL MEETING


will be held in the club house on March 4th, 1980


a t8 p .m . '. ’ ,


T A X I R IN G


TREBLE TWO


DOUBLESEVEN 2 2 2 7 7


CLITHEROE CENTRAL


WORKING MEN’S CLUB SATURDAY, MARCH 8 th .


THE MANHATTANS great group


be soon Bingo between acts


ST MICHAEL’S WHITEWELL MARCH SERVICES


March 2nd Holy Communion........... ............8-15 a.m.


• March 9th Holy Communion ...........................8-15 a.m. March 16th Mothering Sunday Matins................11 a.m. March 23rd Holy Communion.........................8-15 a.m. March 30th Holy Communion ......................8-15 a.m.


MONDAY, MARCH 31st


WHIST DRIVE to be held at the WHITEWELL HOTEL at 7-45 p.m.


FLOWER CLUB CLITHEROE


JUMBLE SALE AND


POUND STALL


In ST JOHN AMBULANCE HALL


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29th 6-30 p.m.


Admlsslon2p ■, Tea and biscuits


CUTHEn£oCIETYRALISTS THURSDAY, MARCH 6th


(a) THE RIBBLE VALLEY b SABDEN VALLEY m


(c) FLOWERS IN CLOSE-UP (Audio visual presentation)


“" •° i£S c“ R


BIMLCE»1IR6# ° ULT 7-30 p.m. « -


CLITHEROE ROTARY CLUB


JUMBLE SALE


TRINITY SCHOOL


THURSDAY, 28th FEBRUARY 7 p.m.


' 7 i r / T : ' n itHEROE & DISTRICT -.


g e n e r a l MEETING.


ANNUAL ’• T O B E H E L D A T v ;


CASTLEFORD, CLITHEROE MARCH 4th " _■


• . - 'ai7-30p.m. ■' aBBSS**1 ✓ -


TREFOIL GUILD WHIST & .


SLAIDBURN . .


DOMINO DRIVE , . Slaidburn Village Hall


Saturday, March 1st , 7-45 p.m.,


", Admission:50p , 'including refreshments,


Jn aid o l the Friends of Clltheroe, Hospital•


A.R.C. " at TRINITY \ CLITHEROE 24370 Tel.


J U M B L E S A L E


MARCH 6TH, 7 p.m.-


■For Jumble to be collected ,


HODDER BRIDGE HOTEL


SUPPER DANCE 1st MARCH


DANCING 8 p.m. — 1 a.m. Cover charge 75p per head


T E L S TO N YH U R S T 216


DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL


5 0 / 5 0 D A N C E


SATURDAY, MARCH 1st 8 p.m. to 11-45 p.m.


Admission: £1 Inc. supper at 9-30 p.m.


March 22nd, October 4th, ; November 8th


Parker Bros Band other dances as above


NORTH LANCS INTER LEAGUE COMPETITION


RIBBLE VALLEY at SHAWBRIDGE


ACCRINGTON COMBINATION


March 2nd, kick off 2-15 p.m.


Sponsored by Marsden Building • society


Methodist Church Waddington


JUMBLE SALE


GOOD AS NEW STALL . , Saturday, ,


• March 1st; 1980;“i- 1 at 2-15 p.m.. Admission 3 p "


HOME MADE REFRESHMENTS1 e,


c a s t l e T A X IS


l o c a l t r i p s


Guaranteed Fast Efficient Service


now60p TEl.


2 6 0 0 0


RIMINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE


WOULD LIKE TO APOLOGISE OWING TO UNFORSEEN CIR­ CUMSTANCES, WE COULD NOT SERVE PIE AND . PEAS SUP­ PER ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd ,


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ■■29th


ST HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL;


D IS C O ' WADDINGTON ‘


)' ■ 5 7-30 p.m; to 11 p .m . r


-;s ‘ Dancing to , \r Mr DJ DISCO .


t ! > • Admission 60p; ’ i > including supper * ;,,


l : : ; 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. See our d REI cm M .


PLAINS,chi PRINTS. EASY CAR|


E 10


COTTON FULLY


.3 * .■ •. £ 3 1 .: v Prices quoted are 30—ITN NEWS 15—FAMILY


MEDITATION AFTER


30—WILDLIFE 00—A LENTEN


00—DIVORCE AND


11-25—AAP KAA HAK 11-


30—NUMBERS AT 940—GRAND PR1X


WITH JAMES GALWAY .


10-NEWS REVIEW 40—THE MONEY


15-CALL MY


Noiv under the personal supervision of Paul Tay lor, Inter national Executive Chef de Cuisine.


50—SPIRIT OF ASIA 50—AN EVENING


G R EEN D A LE


Licensed, Restaurant DOWNHAM ROAD, CHATBURN OPENING


SUNDAY, MARCH 2nd


for afternoon teas and high teas


3 p. m. — 6 p.m. TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 41316.


WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH ANNUAL VARIETY CONCERT


A DASH OF SEASONING in the CHURCH HALL at 7-30 p.m.


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


Tickets 75p, Children 40p including refreshments In advance from 13 Woodlands Drive, Whatley (Tel. 3378)


CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY


NORTHERN SINF0NIA WIND QUINTET


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5th Tickets at the door 85p


GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7-30 p.m.


Students 25p 15—DICK TURPIN story* w.


\_a tremendously 2 exciting adventured


**JoNQH UT RVOS .D V AC D e im c r a n c e 45—ENEMY AT THE Copp vr-


l a s t fe el ing s : - •»'tholostSncw


jof Sf»no' »' .D E T O U R u


I Support 2.10 6.20 10.25 I Feature


3.55 8.05


MVIM&Ulc • nNcobtDocgiftn


9-30—A BETTER READ TH€lti«tVItA


EVIL THOUGHTS StarringE


OIG EEH WE FNC 4 Separate shows daily at


g-30 5.00 7.25 9.50 Alistair Ma c le an 's classic


adventure and mystery story. Bea r Is la nd has been made in to a big and very exciting film,


S IOU ON


TELNHRAD OA


RHR IOAX LOD BIDE HISTPELE LWECDN ABR AKS PTIC OLS


ICAD WMR CR OHRE BRAA PRIN


BEAR VIGT OB CHID fUtRNC. It’s ter rific action entertainment!


ISLAND 2?otel


A BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND 205


WASHING UP — TAKE HER OUT FOR A MEAL.


GIVE MUM A REST FROM COOKING AND


WE ARE NOW TAKING


BOOKINGS FOR MOTHER’S DAY LUNCH, HIGH TEA AND


DINNERS. WITH A SPECIAL EXTRA GIFT FOR ALL MOTHERS.


LY RGS ARNEAE ARIA CLIN


h y


BETTY VERGLS& OUVIA PASCAL in


THE FRUIT i IS RIPE a


Unit Four BLACKBURN 58446


| Separate showsdaily at 2.10 5.30 7.4S 10.00


fake someone to wipe a way a tear


Support 1.55 4.50 _ 7'50. n- c iJ L . a 15 6.10 905


THE FRUIT IS RIPE


Swan & Royal Hotel Telephone 23130


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


D e lic io u s fre sh ly made piz zas, 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’ a n d . 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 -25 Cheese and O n io n ..........................£1 -25 Ham and C h e e s e ..............................£1.35 Ham and M u s h ro om ............... £1.35 Salami and C h e e s e .............. .........£1 -35 Prawn S p e c ia l..................................£1.50 Seafood S p e c ia l....................... ......£ 1 .60 Chicken Ita lie n n e ............................£1.95 L a s ag n e .............................................. £1-75 C a n n e llo n n i.......................................£ 1.7 5


LOW MOOR CLUB SATURDAY, MARCH 1st


B I N G O IN THE LOUNGE SUNDAY, MARCH 2nd


M A R L E N E G E O R G E vocalist


COLIN ON THE ORGAN Members draw won. Next week E5.


32233, 31808, 31178, 30980, 31491, 32548, 32785, 32303


Snowball No 5. Next week £15 WADDINGTON & DISTRICT


CO NSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION SKIPTON DIVISION


ANNUAL


GENERAL MEETING and HOT POT SUPPER TO BE HELD ON WED NESDAY,


MARCH 12th, 1980 AT 7-30 p.m. AT TH E SUN INN, WAD DINGTON Speaker: MR DAVID NELSON


President, Sklpton Constituency Conservative Association


Available from Mrs M. A. Whittle, Stony hurst 232


Tickets for supper £1.50.


GOOD & NEW TOYOUSALE


(IN AID OF HANDICAPPED CHILDREN)


STONYHURST C O L L E G E


S A T U R D A Y , M A R C H 8 t h 2 p.m. — 5 p.m.


ADMISSION FREE


D o n a t io n s w e lc o m e Refreshments available


CLITHEROE ANTIQUE AND COLLECTORS’ FAIR


SWAN AND ROYAL HOTEL


RETURNS ON TUESDAY, MARCH 4th 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


QU ALITY ANTIQUES


Friendly dealers willing to buy, sell or consult Come and pay us a visit


THE MOORCOCK INN


Waddington Nr Clitheroe


THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY


RENDEZVOUS DISCOS


Management reserve right to refuse admission _


> Smart appearance please NO denim or leather jackets No admission alter 11 p.m.


FEB. 28th and 29th .9 — 1 a.m.


SAWLEY TAXI


MANAGEMENT T E L .


C L IT H E R O E UNDER NEW


N O W A T


2 6 8 2 6 HENTHORN


G OS PEL CHURCH


We preach Christ crucified 1 Corinthians 1 v 23


P Sunday 6-30 p.m.


reacher: Ron Lucas, Rlbchester


Wednesday 7-45 p.m. Prayer and Bible Reading


THURS, FEB 28th, 7-30 p.m.


chlldren/OAPs) 80p party bookings


MUSIC HALL Tickets 120p (90p


OLD TIME


T O W N C A R H IR E CLITHEROE LIMITED


TUES, MARCH 4th 7-30 p.m. conductor v


Tickets £3, £2.50, £2, £1.50 and 75p


VLA D IMIR VALEK violin IVAN STRAUS


SAT, MARCH Bth. 7-30 p.m.


Tickets 300p, 250p, 200p (50p reduction chlldOAPs)


Sunday, March 30th, 7-30 p.m, TOM PAXTON


•Tickets 300p7250p, 2 0 ^ 7 l^ P Wed., April 16th, 7-30 p.m.


Tickets 250p (300p on night)


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


Tickets 450p, 400p, 350p, 250p


SATURDAY DANCING


BOB WATMOUGH & HIS ORCHESTRA


regret there will be no danc­ ing this week, but Invite you to rejoin them on Sat., March Bth, at 7-45 p.m.


Tel. Blackburn 51887 fo r an ticket reservations


COLLECTORS S FAIR


ANTIQUE &


But/—Browse—Sell— Exchange $omethinQ for everuonc.


FENCE, BURNLEY 10-30 a.m. — 4-30 p.m.


NELSON 65730


If you have items for sale or any inquiries please telephone


Higher Trapp Hotel Simonstone


REQUEST and SING NIGHT with


EVERY MONDAY —join in our


KEN HARTLEY and his accordion


HOT POT AND SNACKS SERVED IN THE BAR.


unday, march 9th FENCE GATE RESTAURANT,


KING GEORGE'S HALL BLACKBURN


Tuesday, March 4th 7-30 p.m. PRAGUE


SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA


CARNIVAL OVERTURE TCHAIKOVSKY


DVORAK


VIOLIN CONCERTO DVORAK


(From The New World) Conductor


SYMPHONY No. 9 VLADIMIR VALEK


violin IVAN STRAUS Tickets £3. £2.50. £2. £1.50 4 75p


Available from Box Office. Northgate, Blackburn. T E L . 5 1 8 8 7


T T A X I 2 7 2 0 0


HREE MINI BUSES FOR HIRE TE L . CLITHEROE


Registered Otllce, 28 Parson Lane_________ and 2 3 4 8 3 *


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Booking now tor Eas still ava


below roundabout /[ Healey Wood lndi\ Estate


HOW TOFINu Turn off Manchester


■*•★ ★ *★ **•★ *★ ★ ■*■


RIBBLE VALLEY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH (evangelical—charismatic)


WATERLOO ROAD, CUTHEROE FAMILY SERVICES


SUN. 10-45 a.m. — 6-15 p.m.


COTTAGE MEETING WEDNESDAY 7-30 p.m.


at 14 Montague St, Clitheroe Religions tesch other approaches to God.


THE BIBLE SAYS: “For there Is one God and one Mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus." 1 Tim. 2-5.


Winning birds


C IV IC H A L L CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278.


THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MON­ DAY, MARCH 3rd TO SATURDAY AT 7-30 p.m.


CLITHEROE fanciers Christopher and Stuart Hargreaves had several successes with their ban­ tams at the Longridge open poultry show on


Saturday. They won three first,


four second and two third prizes and three rosettes and a cup for the best birds in three sections.


Two other Clitheroe


exhibitors also won prizes — T. Newhouse two sec­ onds and Andrew Hillary two thirds.


At Barnsley, on Sunday,


the Hargreaves brothers won a first, two second and a third prizes with their Jubilee and Indian Game birds.


L o o k b a c k a t fa rm in g


MEMBERS'.of Clitheroe, YFC went back in time


when: Mr C. MacFall, of Dunsop Bridge, spoke about farming 25 years agb.


Only one' Clitheroe team


has reached the semi-finals of the county senior debat­ ing competition. The A team qualified for Tues­ day’s semi by defeating Hoole 162-138.


But Clitheroe B and C


fell to Rochdale (139-159) and Out Rawcliffe (141- 142) respectively. Five Clitheroe girls have


been awarded their profi­ ciency certificates in soft toy making. They are Ann W h i tw e l l , A n g e la Walmsley, Julie Parkin­ son, Linda Jones and Helen Cowperthwaite.


Sub-po! offic8 8


‘could disappe:


RIBBLE Valley cc| lors are ju t t in g weight behind the grl opposition to Goveril proposals for chai methods of pay sions and benef


: The Government i sidering making payi at longer intervals in of weekly. It meant people in rural areas have to travel to offices to collect thei| wances.


The council’s Fii


and General Puri Committee is worriei the proposals could k widespread closure o post offices in the vill


Committee chair


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB ,


22 WELLGATE, CUTHEROE far the best In entertainment


Dancing to THE BACKGROUND DUO your hosts TOM and THELMA


SATURDAY, MARCH 1st


STEVE MAMCINI SUNDAY, MARCH 2nd


STEVE JAMES


BILLS BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY


Coun Fred Singleton [ gridge) said the R Valley was “very vi able, being a rural ar would be a conside handicap for people r ing pensions to hav travel into town to pi their money. There grave implications tot sub-post offices — i could disappear thi the fall in custom.


The committee h


that the Government mated £20m could be: in administrative cost result of the changes


with Coun. Ted B (Chatburn) that the t on village life would severe that the ct should put its full w behind protest again; changes.


But members ae Rate' meetii


THE proposed date fil Ribble Valley Cou:| meeting to consider! year’s rate estimatf March 10th. The me* will start at 7-30 p.mB is open to the public!


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