2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, January 2nd, 1981


YOUR WEEKEND ------VIEWING SATURDAY


BBC-1'


9-05—F.A.C.T.S. 9-30—MULTI-COL­ OURED SWAP SHOP


12-15—GRANDSTAND 4-


12-12—WEATHER 5-


5-20—DOCTOR WHO 5-45—NEWS; WEATH­ ERMAN


BUZZIN’ BUZZARD?


7- 8-


5- 6- 6-


ALNEWS HAZZARD


55—SPORT/REGION- 00—THE DUKES OF 50—JIM’LL FIX IT


EMERYSHOW


10-20—NEWS AND SPORT


2-


BBC-2 CINEMA


3- 4-


— HER OWN STORY


25—THE DICK 00—SOPHIA LOREN


10-35—HEROES OF ROCK ’N’ ROLL


20—SATURDAY


“The Bride Came C.O.D.,” starring James Cagney, Bette Davis, Jack Carson.


5-


CINEMA “Strawberry Blonde,” starring James Cagney, Olivia de Havil- land.


THE EGG AND THE


MOLECULES


6- 7- 8-


8-


40—FINAL SCORE 10—WHAT’S


SPECIAL SPORT


50—RUGBY 40—NEWS AND


IN PERSPEC­ TIVE


00—SHAKESPEARE


,10-20—ARENA 11-


TIONAL “The Chess Play­ ers,” starring Richard Atten­ borough, Amjad Khan.


“Arsenic and Old Lace,” starring Cary Grant, with Raymond Massey, Jack Carson, Peter Lorre, Priscilla Lane.


15—FILM Granada


9- 15—DOCTOR 9-40—BABYLON 10-05—BATMAN


10-30—TISWAS 12-


5-05—ITN NEWS 5-


SPORT STAR


6- 6-


50—PLAY AWAY7- 15—SATURDAY


30—WORLD OF


15-SEARCH FORA 05—PUNCHLINES


35—3-2-1 THE HOUSE


50—THE CHICKEN, 12-


10- 11-


40—MAN ABOUT


9-30—THE PROFES­ SIONALS


BAXTER SEASON


TALE BBC-1


11- 12-


1- 2-


4- 5-


6- 7-


5- 6-


DAY


SUNDAY 9-


9-00—HEADS AND TAILS


9-15—NAIZINDAGI NAYAJEEVAN


1-00—FARMING 1-25-NEWS HEAD­ LINES


2-25—FILM MATINEE “Fame is the Spur,”


JERRY DAY 55—NEWS


10- 11-


25—KONTAKTE 15—THIS IS THE


30—BONANZA 20—TOM AND


9-15—ITN NEWS AND SPORT


30—MATCH NIGHT 45—THE STANLEY


45—TWIST IN THE


Pendle Leisure Services CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME


Jack and the Beanstalk Nelson Firth Productions present


starring ROY LANCE with full supporting company


COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


Commencing Monday, December 22nd to Saturday, January 10th


Daily at 7-15 p.m. Fridays 2-15 and 7-15 p.m. Saturdays 10-30 a.m., 2-15 and 7-15 p.m.


LONDON MAN


NIGHT “Three Into Two Won’t Go,” star­ ring Rod Steiger, Claire Bloom, Judy Geeson.


Granada 10-


9-35—UNTAMED WORLD


15—MATCH OF THE11- 25—'THE TALISMAN 05—HOLIDAY


PRAISE 40—SONGS OF


10-10—NEWS 10-20—EVERYMAN 10-


BBC-2 4-


5- 5-


6-


6- 7-


TELEVISION HISTORY


MIRACLE


SILVER SCREEN


15—IRELAND: A 9- 30—THAT’S LIFE 55—KATE


“Orphan Train,” starring Jill Eiken- berry, Kevin Dobson.


12- 15—SUNDAY FILM


1- 2-


11-25—AAPKAAHAK 11-


WORSHIP SEWING


1-00—BJ AND THE BEAR


EARTH


THE WORLD WORLD


00—MORNING 00—SIMPLY


30—WINDOW ON 00—WEEKEND


4-00—BARRIERS 4-


5-


05—AN EVERYDAY 7-


VISION SHAKESPEARE


50-NEWS REVIEW 15—THE BBC TELE­


8- 9-


11- 12-


■ 6-00—ITN NEWS 6- 6-


HYMNS


35—SKI SUNDAY8- 05—RIDERS OF THE


’ARF


TERTAINS SHOW


CINEMA “The Last of the Secret Agents.”


55—DOWN TO 25—SUNDAY


30—ULSTER EN­ 30—THE MUPPET


10—FACING DEATH 40—YOUR 100 BEST


15—HART TO HART 15—THE OTHER


DAVIES


00—DANGEROUS 00—ROCK FOR


45—ITN NEWS KAMPUCHEA 30—CLOSEDOWN


50—JAMES LAST IN 20—THE HISTORY 10—BRITISH MOVIE


SORRY SOLD OUT FRIDAY, JANUARY 9th at 7-15 p.m. and SATURDAY, JANUARY 10th at 10-30 a.m Few seats left only SATURDAY, JANUARY 3rd at 2-15 p.m.


Tickets: £1.30; Children and OAP's £1 (Special concessions for parties of 12 or more)


SPECIAL OFFER FOR THE FAMILY - For just £5 you can take mum, dad and up to four children or gran and grandad — a saving of £1.60.


Tickets available from Leisure Services Officer 19/23


,Lf,ed= R“ ad’ Nelson, Tel: Colne 863805 up to January 3rd, 1981 and Nelson 692890 thereafter, as well as " °m the Tourist Information Centre, Council Offices, w r?h


able to BOROUGH OF PENDLE. NF=??hweitiln ° ad’


NhLSQN, Lancs


please make remittances pay­ y


Leisure Services Officer . A. T. Fenton 25—FILM INTERNA­ srcfuy tr* V w THE SPECIAL EDITION ENCOUNTERS


CLOSJE OF THE THIRD KIND*


Separate I Support 1.50 7.00 shows I Feature 3.40 8.SQ


“I AM NOT


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i Support 1.55- 4.50 7.45, ► Feature - 3.20 6.15 V- 9.10?


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ANTHONY HOPKINS - JOHN HURT *T H E ELEPHANT MAN u


ELEPHANTMAN..


STARRING JACK SMETHURST as WISHEEWASHEE .


Mon.-Fri. 2 p.'m. and 7 p.m. Sat. 1-30 p.m., 4-30 p.m., 7-30 p.m.


£1.50 adults £1.10 children/OAPs.


WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 st 7-30 p.m. TICKETS 300p In advance


TUESDAY, JAN. 27th 7-30


GEORGE HAMILTON IV in Concert 300p, 200p, 100p


Burnley and Clitheroe, and Mary’s Music, Accrington. OAKHILL COLLEGE. WHALLEY


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH Presents


JANUARY 24th, 28th, 29th, 30th, 31st at 7.15 p.m. prompt


C IN D E R E L L A


MATINEES JANUARY 24th and 31st at 2-15 p.m. prompt


ADMISSION: EVENING PERFORMANCE 70p MATINEES aOp.


.January 10th, 10-30 a.m. to 12 noon and from January 12th each weekday afternoon from 2p.m. to 4 p.m.


Friday, January 9th, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday,


SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31st 80p ^ Seats reserved at Trinity Methodist School on


JESSICA LOFTHOUSE: LOCAL LORE 10 weeks from 7-30 p.m. Tues, Jan. 20th at


THE DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE RIBBLESDALE ADULT CENTRE 10 weeks from 7-15 p.m. Mon. Jan. 26th at


OF THE RIBBLE VALLEY Tutor: W. J. Smith, ATD FSA


Fee £6.50


Concessionary Fees. Sec. Nora Wilson, Whalley 3257


rnts may also be obtained' and Tapes, Blackburn,


FRIDAY, JAN. 9th 7-30 p.m. BLACKBURN CATHEDRAL


WEA £2and£1 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


THE NORMANS IN NORTHERN ENGLAND Tutor: N. J. Higham, BA, PhD


RIBBLESDALE ADULT CENTRE 10 weeks from 7-15 p.m. Weds., Jan. 14th at Fee £6.50


the council’s Recreation and Leisure Committee for assistance towards the £3,138 needed to provide safety rail to prevent carriages from tipping


over. The committee’s deci­


safety of children was of paramount importance and that the council had a moral responsibility to do something. She added that the


sion that it could not help at present was criticised by Coun. Mrs Barbara Speak (Clitheroe). She thought that the


Fee £6.50


stands about a foot above the ground, was built last year and has carried a total of 7,000 passengers.


Dies year


CLITHEROE CENTRAL WORKING MEN’S CLUB


WHALLEY ROAD CLITHEROE


SATURDAY, JANUARY 3rd ARTISTE


WILL APPEAR


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


NEED HELP? Ring the


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SAMARITANS NELSON


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CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES ABERCONWY BOROUGH COUNCIL and RIBBLE TRAVEL SERVICE


SENIOR CITIZENS’ HOLIDAY


PRESENTATION at the '


SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL, CLITHEROE ON


WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1981 at 2-00 p.m.


Film Show — Slides and Talks — Fun for all


FREE tickets from Clitheroe Advertiser Office, King Street, and Ribble Office


' W 662424 ' Z


anytime


15 MARKET SQUARE, NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET, BLACKBURN


after golden wedding


THE funeral took place at Pleasirigton Crematorium on Christmas Eve of the mother of two well-known Ribble Valley sportsmen. She was Mrs Georgina


her husband, Francis, ; former Clitheroe ICI em ployee, after World War I and the couple celebrated their golden wedding last year. Mrs Wilson is sur­ vived by her husband and two sons.


BOOKINGS ONLY. Tel. BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND 600 HOLIDAY SPECIAL LLANDUDNO


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times and Ribble Travel present


★ Your chance to Win a Free Holiday for Two ★ Hear the Llanddullas Male Voice Choir


★ Let the charming Welsh Girls chat to you ★ All the-fun of the seaside sideshows


★ Llandudno Rock and many novelties, Dancing and Games


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PRIVATE HIRE HAVE NOW


RE-OPENED WITH DISCOUNT ON ALL FARES


24023 c * o


THREE MINI BUSES FOR HIRE i


ONLY AT LOWER


LOCAL RATES DOWN FROM £1-00 TO 80p


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PHONE 23483


27200 TOWN CAR HIRE


TAXI PRICES


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TICKETS FREE from the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times Office


CAT’S WHISKERS, CENTENARY WAY, BURNLEY TUESDAY, JANUARY 13th, 1981 from 8 p.m.


COACH HIRE


TEL. GISBURN 394 20-45 str.


AVAILABLE ESTIMATES FREE


JIM GARLICK ANDY KAY


AND


We provide a professional' Mobile Discotheque Service for, any high-class function.


Tel. BURNLEY 20795 24-hour answering service


Dearer by bus


WHIST AND


DOMINOES CHIPPING PARISH ROOMSJANUARY 3rd, 1981


the increased fares would be borne in mind when it came to allocating tokens, particularly to people living in outlying areas.


Prizegiving:


Berryman Butterfield Playing, the violin and Fiona Haworth the recor­ der. Organist was Mr Colin Jones.


LOW Moor Methodist Ch u rch ’s c a ro l and prizegiving service was tak en by th e Rev.- Graham Vickers and Mrs P. Vickers. Prizes were presented by Mr Alan Braithwaite. The children took part,


out that it is cheaper to travel by Concorde than by Ribble,” he said. He added that he hoped


Bert Jones (Clitheroe) who said the rising cost of travelling by bus was causing concern. “Someone has worked it


A WARNING- that the quota of bus tokens issued to the elderly and dis­ abled next year should be related to spiralling fares was given to members of the Ribble Valley Council It came from Coun


Wilson moved to the Clitheroe area as a young woman and was in domes­ tic service in several large households. She met and married


Bryan, turned out fre­ quently for Clit'heroe Cricket Club and also played football for Chat- burn and Calderstones football clubs. A native of Jarrow, Mrs


Wilson (74), of Bryers Croft, Wilpshire, who for­ merly lived at Cockerill Terrace, Barrow. Her sons, Donald and


(Chatburn), vice-chairman of the recreation commit­ tee, said that his mem­ bers were aware of the safety aspect and the question of a grant would be co ns idered when money became available. The railway, which


council made £350 a year out of the venture. Coun. Ted Boden


Unit Four BLACKBURN NOW THERE IS MORE


Separate shows dally i t 2.15 6.00 6.20


DIRECTOR STEVEN SPIELBERG HAS FILMED ADDITIONAL SCENES


OESIGN£Q.TO EXPAND AND EN­ HANCE THE ORIGINAL FILM


ous re sp o n se from churches and other groups in the district to the toy fund appeal launched by L an c a sh ire county's Ribble Valley Area Social Services team.


of £290.60 to buy new toys, plus the proceeds of two toy services and many individual gifts.


The result was a total


made it all possible were: Whalley and District Lions Club; Clitheroe Round Table; St James’s Church, Clitheroe; St Paul’s Church, Low Moor; Whalley Methodist Church; Trinity Methodist Church, Clitheroe; the. Rotary Club of Ribbles- dale; Clitheroe Ladies’ Circle; Longridge Lions Club; Waddington Methodist Church; Chat- burn Methodist Church; the Rotaract Club of Ribble Valley; Clitheroe Parish Church; St Helen’s Church, Waddington; Chipping Playgroup; and Tosside Primary School.


The organisations who


team is also grateful to the eight volunteers who assisted them in the Christmas toy operation.


The Social Services


Eight lives left


IT was a cold Christmas for one helpless kitten, abandoned by heartless owners and left to perish on Clitheroe’s Henthorn rubbish trip.


waste and close to starva­ tion, the three-month-old kitten was spotted just in time by Mrs Mary Bailey, of Woone Lane, who had her attention attracted to the tip by the dogs she was exercising.


Dumped among the


in her cardigan and took it to the Kemple View home of a friend, Miss Peggy Livesey.


She wrapped the kitten


is female — hadn’t been found when she was, she would almost certainly have died before the weekend was over,” said Miss Livesey. .


and bottle fed and on Monday morning the vet said she would be almost as good as new within a fortnight.


“But we kept her warm


lected by her owners, cul­ minating in her being abandoned on the tip, so she needs a good home where she will be well looked after.”


to give the kitten a home should contact Miss Livesey, Clitheroe 22783.


Anyone who would like CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278 WE


CLOSED DUE TO REPAIRS UNTIL JANUARY 12th.


EMTcr£9!!*N® along for your future


THE IpFrTATM mTaLHe. NEW THRILLER THE FOG, FLASH GORDON, SPECIAL


KINn'^Mn m°amv1 J ^ °UNTERS OF A THIRD KIND, AND MANY MORE. WATCH THIS SPACE'


THAT THE CINEMA WILL BE "She was obviously neg­ “If the kitten — whic’h


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