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7-15—8-30—OPEN UNIVER SITY
9-
9-10—PLAY TENNIS (1) Making Contact.
10- Stork.
10-20—BATTLE OF THE PLANETS Curse of the Cuttlefish (Part 1).
HAIR BEAR BUNCH Bridal Boo Boo.
1-27—WEATHER 1-30—WIMBLEDON GRAND STAND; In te rn a t io n a l Rugby Union (1-35) from Eden Park, Auckland: New Zealand v Scotland, com-
12-00—TROUBLE BREWING (b/w) Film starring George Formby, Googie Withers.
mentaries; International athletics from Oslo, The Bislett Games, highlights; The Irish Sweeps Derby (3- 05) from The Curragh, com mentaries; Athletics (5-20) from Crystal Palace, The Mondo Surfaces Southern Counties Championships, commentaries; 5-45 Final Score, news and reports of all today’s top sporting events.
5- 6-
6-10—HI-DE-HI! The Par tridge Season.
6-40—THE SATURDAY FILM “Tarus Bulba” star ring Tony Cu r tis , Yul Brynner.
10- 11-
8-55—ROOTS by Alex Haley (7) The Next Generations.
8-40—NEWS AND SPORT; Weather.
AT THE MILL
series) A comedy film series — starring Wayne Rogers as Dr Charley Michaels and
NEWS
10-55—DOWN MEMORY LANE (b/w) Film starring Bing Crosby, W. C. Fields, Donald Novis, Gloria Swan son and Steve Allen.
w) s t a r r i n g E d g a r Kennedy.
10-40—FOOL COVERAGE (b/
Lynn Redgrave as Ann An derson in “ Paging Dr Michaels".
11-40—11-45—WEATHER MAN
35—LASSIE Vigil of the 00—HELP! IT ’S THE
7-
Knox Robinson. Three’ young men see a fortune in the intelligent dogs — and a little Indian boy sees only love. . .
12-00-CLAPPERBOARD A visit to Pinewood studios
2-00—WIMBLEDON ’81 7-40—NEWS AND SPORT; Weather.
55-SCOOP
8- 25-FESTIVAL OF MUSIC Throughout the summer
8- 46-THE LONG AND THE SHORT AND THE TALL by Willis Hall, starring Michael Kitchen as Private B am fo r th an d M a rk
McManus as Sergeant Mitchem.
1 0 -0 5 — G R E Y H O U N D RACING The Spillers Greyhound Derby from the White City, London, com mentary.
10-
Match of the, Day, high lights.
11-20-MIDNIGHT MOVIE “Three Cases of Murder” starring Orson Welles, Alan Badel. John Gregson, E liz a b e th Sellars and Emrys Jones.
11- 15—NEWS ON 2; Weather.
55—NEWS; Weatherman. 05—SPORT/REGIONAL
9-
and About”. How can dis abled people be helped to lead easier lives?
10-
9- 40—CAMERA “Moving Pic tu r e s ” , th e B ro th e r s Lumiere. The story of the pioneers of moving pictures.
25—SATURDAY NIGHT 15-HOUSE CALLS (new
ING PICTURES MYS TERY ISLAND “The Duel”, comedy adventure with three people stranded on an island.
1 0 -1 5 —TH E DAR ING DOBERMANS with Charles
SUNDAY- SBC-f )
7-15—8-05—OPEN UNIVER SITY
9-15—ART-ASIA 9- 45—CLOSEDO\VN 1 0 -
1 0 -
11- 00—IS THERE LIFE AFTER SCHOOL? (last in series) Insiders and Out siders.
11-
11-25—CAN SEO Gaelic for Beginners.
COOKERY COURSE (last in series).
12- 15-PILGRIMAGE 1-00—FARMING; Weather for farmers.
3- 3-
2- 00—FILM MATINEE “Pool of London” starring Bonar Colleano, Susan Shaw.
1-25-INSIDE JAPAN 1-
5-
4- 00-CENTENNIAL The saga of a land and its people.
TIME Six films of early exploration introduced from the Royal Geographical Soc iety by Duncan Carse.
LENGE 6-
6- 00—NEWS; Weatherman. 6-10—OUR JOHN WILLIE by Catherine Cookson (part 3).
7- 15—THE SUNDAY FILM “Inside Daisy Clover” star
PRAISE CHOICE
9-20-NEWS; Weather. 9- 30—THAT’S LIFE 10-
BUSINESS
9-00—OVER THE MOON Wheels and Wires.
GUAGE TEACHING (last in series).
10—MODERN LAN 35 — G O O D F O R l l l l l l f l !
2-00—TWO MEN AND A BOAT
50—DELIA SMITH’S 8-
. 7-15—REPUTATIONS Lord Beaverbrook, The Prop agandist Press Baron.
RAMME (new series) Bri tain 2000.
55—NEWS HEADLINES 9-
20—TOM AND JERRY 30—TRAVELLERS IN
of Jonathan Swift, starring Trevor Howard as Jonathan Swift and Cyril Cusack as Tom Sheridan.
OLD MEN The Long Exile 35-STAR TURN CHAL 40—YOUR SONGS OF
ring Natalie Wood, Christ- c^her Plummer and Robert
10-
A G E S - WE ARE PEOPLE This “Everyman” report, filmed in some of the most remote parts of the Amazon jungle, ex amines the impact the mis sionaries have had on the Auca Indians.
11- sented by John Morgan. 12-30—CLOSE
10- 45—NEWS ON 2; Weather. 10-50—FILM OF THE WEEK “Skip Tracer” s ta r r in g David Peterso n , John Lazarus.
6-50-NEWS REVIEW
2-30—SUNDAY GRAND STAND Cricket,-The John Player League, commen- tanes, plus news and re- suits from today’s other major sporting events.
12-20—12-25—WEATHER. MAN
12-00—THE SKY AT NIGHT Bombardment from Space.
GLISH CHURCHES with Donald Sinden.
to a distinguished panel to find out what ” do.
1- 2-
the pressure is on?” Mod erator Ian Hay Davison puts hypothetical questions
1-00—UNIVERSITY CHAL LENGE with Bamber Gas coigne.
Smithies talks to North- West farmers.
10—THE MONEY PROG
9- 00—GOLF The 1981 Coral- Classic.
30—NO COUNTRY FOR
4-00—WATCH IT! SMUG GLER “An Eye for an Eye . Two sailors from Jack’s past appear at the cottage seeking revenge.
4-30—FLAMBARDS “The Prisoners of War” Christina discovers that in wartime everyone is a prisoner. [E MUPPET SHOW
with special star guest Rudolf Nureyev.
6- 00 —CREDO: CULTS "Christ and Freemasonry”. The Roman Catholic Church forbids its members to join the Freemasons, but some Bishops are Masons. How do they reconcile the Lodge ■ with the Church? 6-30—ITN NEWS
6- 40—ROYLE PROGRESS A weekly mystery tour of re hgious life in Britain.
(G r a r i a d S a 9 -
10- 15—WE’RE NOT SAV 7-
ROYAL AND FRIENDS A look at the work of horses in London.
i i -oo— t h i s is y Gu r
From the Victoria Congre gational Church, Blackpool.
RIGHT "Sexual Problems of the Disabled”. Handicap ped people have greater
11- 25—AAP KAA HAK
50—THE EDITORS pre 30—DISCOVERING- EN
11- 30—CHALKFACE 12-
problems than most m find ing partners.
SIONS "How do business men take decisions when
Bingo! Gillian’s a winner 30 —BIL L, PEGGY,
dent’s Double”. Laughs with butler Benson when an African president arrives at the Governor’s mansion.
00—MORNING WORSHIP
IO-lo—ITN NEWS 10-
SHOW 11- 00—BUSINESS DECI
7-15—THE GREAT GATSBY with Robert Redford. Young millionaire is some thing of a mystery man. People say the background to his riches holds some grim secrets.
2-30—THE SHILLINGBURY BLOWERS A pop musician and his wife upset an Engl ish village when they get involved in the brass band contest.
00—THE FLINTSTONES
BBC 2 will be providing a roast of music — Humphrey Burton provides a guide and previews some of the season’s highlights. ‘
12-30—WORLD OF SPORT in troduc ed by Dickie Davies. 12-35 International Sports Special 1: Speedway from Poland and Cycling Tour de France preview; 1- 15—ITN News; 1-20—The ITV Seven — Newmarket: Races at 1-30, 2-00 and 2- 30. Newcastle: Races at 1- 45, 2-15 and 2-55 and The Curragh — Irish Sweeps Derby Stakes at 3-15; 3-30 International Sports Special 2: Athletics from Sacramen to, California; 4-00 Wrestl ing from Wembley; 4- 50—Motor Cycling; 4-55 Re sults Service.
35—WIMBLEDON ’81 5
6- 7 -
5-35—ITN NEWS 5-
5-05—WORZEL GUMMIDGE “Worzel’s Nephew”, adven ture with the walking, talk ing scarecrow.
SAINT “Collision Course”.
Quiz hosted by Bob Monk- house.
45—RETURN OF THE 40—FAMILY FORTUNES
LAUGH “The Visitors”, visiting time brings dis-
. 7-40 —RU S S A B B O T ’S SATURDAY MADHOUSE Lunacy with Russ and the
15—HELPING HAND “Out 9 -
8- l f—flAGNUM “Lest We Forget”.
SPORT 05—SATURDAY MORN
9-20—THE BIG FILM Charles Bronson and Claudia Car d in a l in “Once Upon A Time in the West”. A mys terious musician is am bushed by “three gunfigh- ters at a lonely railroad sta tion in the far west.
12-10-THE MONTE CARLO
SHOW with country-pop group “The Oak Ridge
15 —ONLY WHEN I * “NIGHT FLIGHT” * *
* *
)f discotheque J FRIDAY, JUNE 26th
05—ITN NEWS AND
WITH ALTERNATIVE MUSIC ON SATURDAY, JUNE 27th
*
* PENDLE HOTEL CHATBURN
from 10 p.m. to 1-30 a.m.
|* *
*\ ★
★ SUPPERS SERVED TO 12 MIDNIGHT SMART DRESS
THE MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE RIGHTTO REFUSE ADMISSION
COME EARLY to avoid disappointment— Numbers limited
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ^ - A - * * * 30—DOWN TO EARTH Bob
ROYAL BRITISH LEGION CLUB CLITHEROE
TOP FLIGHT
DARTS NITE MONDAY, JUNE 29th
WELSH NATIONAL TEAM PLAYER ALL WELCOME — ADMISSION FREE
TONY CLARKE EXHIBITION MATCH WITH
LOW M O O R C L U B THURSDAY and SATURDAY
Lancashire Education Committee — District 13 NELSON AND COLNE COLLEGE
GAWTHORPE HALL SPECIAL SUMMER STUDY COURSES
J U L Y 27th — 30th PRIVATE STUDY from the R. B. Kay Shuttleworth Collection J U L Y 31st — A U G U S T 2nd
COSTUME ACCESSORIES £13.00 Guided study from R. K. S. Collection
7
J U L Y 31 st — A U G U S T 2nd TAPESTRY EMBROIDERY £20.00 Tutor: Lynne Curran
A U G U S T 5th - 7th 15—BENSON “The Presi
FOREIGN EMBROIDERY Z 13.00 Guided study from the Collection
Application forms Irom: The Warden, Gawthorpe Hall, Padiham, Burnley, Lancs. Tel. Padiham 78511
District Education Offices, Market Street. Nelson
. T. J. A. Thomas, Esq., B.A., District Education Officer
USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE
SUNDAY LUNCH — MEMBERS DRAW £10
SUNDAY, JUNE 28th FERRIS WHEEL GOODGROUP
62116,60392,60622,61663,61331,60679,61656, 62024
SNOWBALL No. 9 NEXT WEEK £4
OAKHILL COLLEGE ASSOCIATION WISWELL LANE, WHALLEY
12- 35-CLOSE DOWN Visit
.N U M B E R F I F T E E N CAFE
K0NDIT0REI 15 L O W E R G A T E for morning coffee, light
lunch and afternoon teas See our range of exclusive German chocolates
GISBURN COUNTY PRIMARY SCHOOL
JUMBLE SALE
at 2 p.m. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 27th to be held at the School
TRAVEL “Crash Course in Survival”. Amy Waddell saves her partner when the latter’s chartered plane ’ forced down.
30—THE SOUTH BANK 30-HAVE GIRLS, WILL
On SATURDAY, JUN E 27th, 1981 Opening at 2 p.m. by Miss JESSICA LOFTHOUSE
GARDEN PARTY ADMISSION 25p
Games, Novelty Stalls, Competitions, Music, Refreshments, Lucky Tickets etc
EVERYONE WELCOME W H A L L E Y A B B E Y
R O E F I E L D H O T E L Edisford Bridge (B6243), Clitheroe
FIRST CLASS 'RESTAURANT open to Non-Resi dents Table D’Hote £6.95 (incl. VAT) or A La Carte
IDEAL FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION Why not phone your reservation now.
EDDI’S BISTROTHEQUE
Varied Selection of 3 Course Meals from £2 incl. VAT (Steaks also to order)
(adjoining hotel)
Bar Food always available during licensed hours New Sophisticated Disco Rendezvous Nightly (also Sunday night dance club)
FRIDAY’S SUPPER DISCO £1.25 inclusive ■
SATURDAY DINNER DANCE £4.95 inclusive (choice of menu)
All Inquiries znd Reservations CLITHEROE 2 2 0 1 0 WHALLEY and LITTLE MITT0N PARISH COUNCIL
A VILLAGE MEETING Is to be held at
FIRST big prize winner at Hillards’ Clitheroe store in the latest round of bingo to be organised by the West Yorkshire- based supermarket chain was Miss Gillian Hamil ton, of Market' Place, Clitheroe, who picked up a new 22-inch colour TV set from manager of the
local store,'Mr Anthony Smith.
K * v--»V|'v
C. of E. SCHOOL, WHALLEY MONDAY, JULY 6th at 7-30 p.m.
S T JOHN’S CHURCH HURST GREEN
GARDEN PARTY at THE VICARAGE
(If wet, In the Memorial Hall)
®X^JLS °RAW ’
SATURDAY, JUN E 27th at 2-30 p.m. BRING AND BUY
Admission by Voluntary Donation , , TEAS, etc.! '
ORGANISED BY THE FRIENDS OF THE HOSPITAL- STALLS, ENTERTAINMENTS, TEAS, MUSIC GIFTS WELCOMED ’ . .
„„„ ADMISSION FREE SEE ANNOUNCEMENT NEXT WEEK
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUR VILLAGE
We Need Your Help, Enthusiasm and Your Abilities
CLITHEROE HOSPITAL SATURDAY, JU L Y 4th
OPEN DAY
GREENDALE LICENSED RESTAURANT
(RESIDENTIAL) D O W N H AM R O A D , C H A T B U R N
LUNCHES, AFTERNOON TEAS, HIGH TEAS, PRIVATE PARTIES
SUNDAY LUNCH _ FOR BOOKINGS
£3.75
TEL. CLITHEROE 41316 (CLOSED MONDAY)
JUNIOR SNORKELING CLUB
FRIDAY, JUNE 26th Y O U R F A V O U R IT E
D AN C IN G T O TH E FA B U LO U S D IS C O
Mr D. J . DISCO S P O T P R IZ E S
at ST HELENS SUNDAY SCHOOL, WADDINGTON
7-30p.m.to11 p.m.
ADMISSION: 60p INCLUDING SUPPER
WE RESERVE TH E RIGHT OF REFUSAL ON THE COMMITTEE'S DECISION
i „ TBADE STANDS /
“ s r t EWORLD PROFESSIONAL CASTING CHAMPION
See a Trout liy cast 6 5 y d s !
* f j J I 717 .TTTT" COUNTRY DANCE and BARBECUE TO LIVE MUSIC IN THE CLOISTERS on
TUESDAY, JU L Y 7th, 1981 at 8 p.m.
TICKETS £2.50 available from WHALLEY ABBEY
TE L . WHALLEY 2268
DIAMOND JUBILEE I GALA D A Y
CALDERSTONES SATURDAY, JUNE 27th Commencing
SPECIAL ATTRACTION THE RED DEVILS AEROBATIC AND MODEL AIRCRAFT DISPLAYS, CANNON BATTLES POLICE DOG HANDLING TEAM, HOTAIR
BALLOON, ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITION, MORRIS DANCING AND THEATRE GROUP, PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW, MAGIC SHOWS, COLNE PARK HIGH SCHOOL BAND, STALLS AND SIDE SHOWS
EVENING BARBECUE with Music by 1 *°ra|f/0W THE RIVERSIDE JAZZMEN
SALEM
CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL
Martin Top, Rimington, Nr Clitheroe
“GOP SERVICES” Sunday, June 28th
RU
Services — 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. PREACHER:
MR FLETCHER RICHARDSON of Radio Blackburn
Collections forT.E.A.R. Fund A warm welcome to all
Y o u r m e m b e r o f P a r l i a m p n f
CHURCH,WEST BRADFORD A C O F F E E
§T CATHERINE’S
E V E N I N G ' and
BRING and BUY. at Westfield House
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1st 7 p.m------9 p.m. Add. 20p
,
D A V ID W AD D IN G TO N .
will be available to INTERVIEW CONSTITUENTS
• at Clitheroe Conservative Office 9 Railway View
on SATURDAY, JUNE 27th from 9-80 a.m, —
11-00 a.m. ‘ THE 1981’ ADMISSION BY PROGRAMME A t THE GATES ADULTS £1,50p
BROUGHTON HALL • Nr SKIPT0N • SUNDAY
28.th IUNE. m SPORTING CLAY SHOOT • GUN DOG DEMO ft e p i iDDV _
A l l .M r C l f in m u . n u m . GAM SHEEP DOG TRIAL . . . ^ ------------— — SPITFIRE & SHACKLETON FLYING DISPI AY - — j :
2 singlt table un
Painted Matchinl Matchinl
FLY CASTING COMPETITIONS • BLACK POWDER FUPK,tq A^ 0NRY ‘ TERRIER & FERRET RACING BEAGLES WNP p5cmxI S^ARCHERY ’ LIBERATION • OPEN PET DOG SHOW MIIMMFDQEDM ^ riGEON
. s i i s s s B i r S ® W s . S ™ RATI° NS
' RALLY ,* 5
STEAM THRESHING • GIANT vintagevehicle
W a r d r c ESH0W
Derweil design | covers.I covers and lin
. CHAII 2 SEAr 3'SEAr
PENRITl CANBE1
TRINITY
SUNDAY SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP
D IS C O
MELFUNCTION F R ID A Y ,
J U N E 2 6 th at 7-30 p.m.
ADMISSION 50p
WHALLEY PARISH CHURCH AN
EVENING OF MUSIC BY THE CHOIR OF
ST ANN’S CHURCH, MANCHESTER directed by RONALD FROST
(Chorus Master, Halle Concerts Society) with GRAHAM'BINT organ '
.SATURDAY NEXT JUNE 27th at 7 p.m. Adults 75p________ Students and Senior Citizens 50p
Cardin
CHAII 2 SEA' 3 SEA'
STRAWBERRY FAIR
CENTENARY
SATURDAY, JUNE 27th from 1 p.m. — 5 p.m.
AT ST DENYS, PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE
Stalls, games, huge bouncing castle, refreshments, strawberry teas
Entertainment for all the family
All proceeds to be donated to the Church of England Children’s Society
for a behind the scenes look at the production of the new Bond film “For Your Eyes Only”.
DD ULEY M
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Unit Four BLACKBURN 1
Separate I shows I
I JustwIwihe
Support Feature
thought it was safe *1 ’ Vi ^ to go back in the water,,,/y Y. i—r j l
A M - :■ BLAKE EDWARDS’ OORE / ME ANDREW T O S/ BO D FKFR syunnHfasra. UmBERTO ORSlOl iTtflnCOISLEFERRIES.. Goodbye mttiatiuelle Support . 3.50 7.20 Feature 2.15 S.45 9.1S
The plane's gotngtoChicago. The pilortgotng to NewYork. The passengers are going to pieces!
GOLDIE HAWN in ‘PRIVATE BENIAMIN’ EILEEN BRENNAN-ARMANDASSANTE SAM WANAMAKER BARBARA BARRIE .
MARYKAYPI.ACE ROBERT WEBBER
H w Shen one
( Support 2.35 5.15 8.00 e's a one man arm
omantfeathsquad!
Feature- 3.55 6.35 9.20 y!
PRIVATE ■ BENJAMIN
SUNDAY LUNCHES lp.m. - 2 p.m.
EVENING DINNER a la carte MENU ABTA commended Country Guest House 1976-81
Specialising in a taste of England
NOW! ASHLEY COURTENAY RECOMMENDED
HARROP FOLD, !*+>****».Bolton-by-Bowland 600 mwmmI
BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND, CLITHEROE BOOKING ONLY
goes wild!
Afighfrng machine
- comedy!!
It's a highly dangerous
*F©U!L FILM & Goldie Hawn Chevy Chase
CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH ORGAN SOCIETY
____________ ____________E l I COF FEE E VENING n non
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1st, 1981 at
RIBBLESDALE COURT, SAWLEY ROAD, CHATBURN
(by kind invitation of Mr and Mrs J. Southworth) from 7-30 — 9-00 p.rn.
Bring and Buy Oake Stall
Tombola Games
Tickets 25p from Parish Office or any member.
Transport from Well Terrace 7-15 p.m. FOOTBALL CLUB CLITHEROE
BINGO NIGHT
(GOODS)
BRITISH LEGION CLUB 8 p.m.
a J TUESDAYUNE 30th t the ROYAL
In celebration of the marriage of HRH the Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer
ADMISSION 60p including Supper
TOWNSEND MEMBERS FELLOWSHIP
(St Mary’s Church) Invite You and your Friends
TEA AND BISCUIT EVENING
and BRING and BUY in the
PARISH CHURCH HALL, MUTUAL ROOM
Tonight, THURSDAY, JUNE 25th | 7-30 p.m. Admission lOp
Proceeds for Townsend Fellowship Funds_____
HENTHORN
GOSPEL CHURCH MILLTHORNE AVENUE
SUNDAY, JUNE 2Bth, a t 6- 30 p.m.
Mr J . HYNDMAN (Brierfield) W OMEN’S FE LLOW SHIP
W ED N E SD A Y , J U L Y 1st at 2-30 p.m.
Mrs HEYS (Clitheroe)
PRAYER AND BIBLE STUDY ' at 7-45 p.m.
“For what is a man proved if he shall
gam the whole world, bul lose his own soul." Matt. 1 6 .V 2 6
A GALA DAY SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, JULY 5th
FAMILY SERVICE AND PROCESSION ________OF WITNESS 10 a.m.
F U R I S T PAUL’S, LOW MOOR ND CROWNING OF ROSE QUEEN
1 SATURDAY, JULY 4th at 2 p.m. ON THE CHURCH FIELD
SIDE SHOWS, GAMES, FANCY DRESS COMPETmON JUNIOR 5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL COMPETITION
E N TR Y FORMS — 15 SH IR E B U R N A V E N U E , C L ITH E R O E
CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB For the best in entertainment
SATURDAY, JUNE 27th JIMMY WHELAN
PAUL HOWARD SUNDAY, JUNE 28th
(TOPS) (SAYNO MORE) '
STARTS UP T
* I on Wednesday, July 29th, 8 p.m. to 2 a.m., a
featuring the BIG CITY SOUND and the BOB WATMOUGH ORCHESTRA, plus supporting disco 'Full bar and refreshment service to tables TICKETS £ 3 .4 5
LOYAL and PATRIOTIC DANCE J
7.001 8.45 I
JUNE 28 WEEK I
i Separate shows dally al ■_____ 2.00
5.35 Army was no laughing mailer
^ until Judy Benjamin joined it.
CLITHEROE . CIVIC SOCIETY
CLITHEROE MADE
EXHIBITION
In the former Stewards Offices (which housed
Clitheroe Museum until this year)
FRIDAY, JUNE 26th 2 p.m. — 4-30 p.m.
OPENING TIMES
until AUGUST 30th, TUES., THURS., SAT., SUN.
2 p.m. — 4-30 p.m.
ADMISSION lOp Children free if
accompanied by an adult.
IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!
NEED HELP? Ring the
SAMARITANS ANYTIME
V® NELSON I? !? or BLACKBURN 6 9 4 9 2 9
/ / ) 662424 Call or write to
15 MARKET SQUARE, NELSON
105 NEW PARK STREET, BLACKBURN
ROYAL BRITISH LEGION CLUB C L ITH E R O E
THURSDAY 25th
MARTIN’S DISCO FRIDAY 26th
HELMY on the ORGAN SATURDAY 27th
NITROFUNCTION DISCO SUNDAY 28th
CARL LESLEY DUO plus
ALF on the ORGAN CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278
THURS., FRI., and SAT. at 6-45 p.m. y C O N V O Y (A) and H O O P E R (A)
MON., JUNE 29th to SAT. at 7-30 p.m.
SHEILA HANCOCK MICHAEL HORDERN
,n THE WILD C ATS OF S T TRINIANS (a,
a bi
c l i t h e r o I Fielding r e t l
sampling the 1 28 unsolv e d :
Busy weel
outing to Lee with a visit l Ramsden’s chip I supper.
I
, the ski slopes _ dale, then mer joyed a visit! theatre to see tH comedy “The] thrope/’ ■ Members of
The next outil
Parked! pavemt
FOR causing ar sary obstruction ing on the pav Waterloo Road, John Robinson Bawdlands, Ci was fined £20 an to pay £25 cost town’s magistral
JIM GARI AND I
We provide a p r l Mobile Discotheque 1 any high-class ftl
a n d y k I
Te l . B UR N LE Y I 24-hour answering
CLITHEROI Conservatives 1. busy fortnight ten-pin bowlinl and a theatre tri The ten-pin1
Fire Brigade _ tended a club nl give a talk on firT
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