2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 30th, 1981 What* on... What's on.„ Whation... What* on... W h a l * o » i y J 5 * ^ *


Unit Four BLACKBURN 1


Support 4.05 7.20 Feature 2.20 5.40 8.55 SATURDAY- g i ia i i i t i i , — 9 -


7- 8-


SITY


techniques of rock-climbing with Ron James (2) Climb­ ing in Twos


9-35-LASSIE. “Furv Falls” 9-


10- 10-


in “The Police” (bw)


BEAR BUNCH. “No Space Like Home”


12-30—GRANDSTAND: Foot- • ball Focus, 12-35; 1-05 Boxing from the Royal Albert Hall: highlights of this week’s Barrett/Duff promotion. Racing from Haydock, 1-20, 1-50, 2-20; 1- 30 The Cold Shield Win­ dows Handicap; 2-00 The Cold Shield Windows 4,000 Guineas; 2-30 The Cold Shield Windows Trophy; commentary. Meet the teams, 2-05; Rugby League, 2- 35, from Wembley; The Rugby League “Three Fiv e s” Challenge Cup F in a l , Hull Kingston Rovers v Widnes; commen­ tary; 4-45 Final Score: Clas­ sified football results, match’ reports and latest news of other events.


5-10—THE HARDY BOYS AND NANCY DREW MYSTERIES: “The Mys­


tery of the Whispering Walls”


0-00—NEWS; Weatherman


0-50—SATURDAY PR E ­ MIER: “RODEO GIRL," starring Katharine Ross, Bo Hopkins, Candy Clark, Jac­ queline Brookes, Wilford Brimlev


0-15 — YOU MUST BE JOKING! Comedy game hosted by Terrv Wogan


0-10—SPORT/REGIONAL NEWS


8- 9- 9-


10- 11-


MUSIC SHOW “Ewing — Gate” Weatherman


12- 27—WEATHER


11- 00—DENTIST ON THE JOB (bw). Film starring Bob Monkhouse, Kenneth Connor, Shirley'Eaton, Eric Barker


(bw) s t a r r in g E d g a r Kennedy


10—ROCKFACE. The 55—HELP! IT’S THE HAIR 5-


JO—FISH FEATHERS 7-


7- 8- 8-


15—CHARLIE CHAPLIN 6-


15—8-30—OPEN UNIVER­ 30—CLOSEDOWN


7,40—1-55—OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


1-55—CLOSEDOWN 3-20—SATURDAY CINEMA


1: “SOMBRERO” starring Ricardo Montalban, Pier Angeli


2: “ THE MAN WHO LOVED REDHEADS,” starring Moira Shearer, John Justin


Those young Ulster men race their motor bikes


Weather


John Player Cup Final: Leicester v Gosforth, from Twickenham


th r e e y o u n g p eo p le stranded on an island


10-40—PUFNSTUF. With Jack Wild and Mama Cass. Jimmy is an ordinary boy until he stumbles on a gaily- coloured talking boat


00—SATURDAY CINEMA 25—THE ROAD RACERS.


1 1-00 International Sports Special 1; 1-15 ITN News; 1- 20 The ITV Six, Kemp- ton: Races at 1-30, 2-00 and 2- 35. Newmarket: Races at 1-45, 2-20 and 3-00. 3-10


12-30—WORLD OF SPORT. In tro d u c ed by Dickie Davies. 12-35 On The Ball;


15—NEWS AND SPORT: 30-RUGBY SPECIAL. The


VIEWS (new series). To­ night Bernard Levin talks to John Osborne


AN EVENING WITH RENE 'CLAIR. Gavin Millar introduces tw.o of his most famous films.


9- 05—A NOUS LA LIBERTE (bw). Film, written and di­ rected by Rene Clair. Star­ ring Raymond Cordy, Henri Marchand


10-


Gavin Millar talks to collea­ gues and stars who worked with him


11- 05—NEWS ON 2: Weather


11-10—I MARRIED A WITCH (bw). Film directed by Rene Clair, starring Fred- ric March, Veronica Lake


7- l l i l l l l l !


9-15—MANSCAPE. "Gateway to the World.” Many indus­ tries developed as a result of their proximity to a port.


20—THE VAL DOONICAN 10-


9- 40—NUMBERS AT WORK. Fred Harris looks at rates per minute, rates per hour and interest rates in a number of working situa­ tions


Forum, Los Angeles AT THE MILL


05—DALLAS (last in series) 55—NEWS AND SPORT: 10—DIANA ROSS in The 00—SATURDAY NIGHT


11-50—11-55—WEATHER. MAN


F a c to ry .” The Tundra beyond the Arctic Circle is one of the bleakest places in the world, yet each May, birds large and small, start nesting work there


8- 20—THE LEVIN INTER­ 50—ARENA PRESENTS 5-


International Sports Special 2: Boxing. The Welter­ weight Championship of the World; 3-50 Half-Time Soccer Round-Up; 4-00 Wrestling from Waltham­ stow; 4-50 Results Service'


5-05—METAL MICKEY. “Mickey Plays Cupid.” Steve falls in love but the object of his attentions has eyes for another — espe­ cially after Metal Mickey displays his magic powers


5-35—ITN NEWS 25—ARENA ON CLAIR. 7 -


THE 25TH CENTURY. “Journey to Oasis.” Part 2. Buck and his friends are involved in a race against time to prevent a galactic war


LAUGH. “The Man with the Face.” Danger stalks the ward when Glover’s past catches up with him


BALL SHOW. Comedy, music and star guests


40—BUCK ROGERS IN


STRIKES BACK (M S S r \


6- 35—FAMILY FORTUNES. With Bob Monkhouse


05 —ONLY WHEN I * 35—THE CANNON AND


* *


05-SURVIVAL. “The Bird


10-00—ITN NEWS 10-


THE MOVIES. Ursula An­ dress in “The Southern Star.” French West Africa in 1912, Kramer a selfimade man, has his own private army run for him by Karl Ludwig. Karl and his hen­ chmen have been siphoning the company’s diamonds into their own pockets


the final Saturday of the Football League season, Elton Welsby presents highlights from one of the region’s top fixtures


10-30—SATURDAY MORN­ ING PICTURES: “MYS­ TERY ISLAND,” “Valley of F ire .” Comedy with


SU N D A Y


l l l l l l l l l 7-


SITY


8- 9-


9-15—NAI ZINDAGI NAYA JEEVAN. The P r im e . Minister, The Rt Hon. Mar­ garet Thatcher, MP, speaks to Mahendra Kaul


"See-Saw” programme 9- 10- 10- Problems, Problems


READING (7). Deafness is Not a Peaceful, Silent World


11- 00—IT FIGURES. Every­ day Maths (6) Percentages


ESPANA. First of five films about Spain, with in­ terviews in Spanish ■


11-25—CAN SEO for beginners in Scots Gaelic (s)


11-


COOKERY COURSE (Part 3). Pates and First Courses •


i i i i i i i i i


15—8-30—OPEN UNIVER­ 30—CLOSEDOWN


00—OVER THE MOON: A 3 - 4 -


3-15—RUGBY LEAGUE CUP FINAL: Hull Kingston Rovers v Widnes; highlights


I-


45—SUPERVISORS (7). 10—THE SKILL OF LIP-


35—REALIDADES I)E 6- 7-


8- 8-


7-40—1-55—OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


55—CLOSEDOWN 2 -


CHELSEA Roy Day de­ signs a garden for last year’s Chelsea Show


6-05—NEWS REVIEW with sub-titles


RAMME: A live outside b r o a d c a s t


“Futurehome 2000” 50—DELIA SMITH’S


12- 15—SUNDAY WORSHIP from Errol Parish Church, Perthshire


1-25—EDUCATION SHOP. A series of Eight programmes for parents (7) Choice at 16 1-50—NEWS HEADLINES


1-00—FARMING: followed by Weather for farmers


4-20—GIBSON AND THE RED ARROWS. Arthur Gibson’s award-winning new film of the Red Arrows in their latest aircraft, the Hawk


4-10—TOM AND JERRY. “Mouse for Sale”


4- 5-


6- 6-


SHOW visits Bognor Regis (last in series)


from H o rsh am, West Sussex


9-


7- 15—SUNDAY FILM: “THE MAGNIFICENT SHOW­ MAN,” s ta r r in g John Wayne, Claudia Cardinale, Rita Hayworth


10-


1 - 5 5 — F I L M MATINEE:“ G YPSY,” starring Rosalind Russell, Natalie Wood, Karl Maiden


HEAD" (bw). Film starring Gary Cooper, Patricia Neal, Raymond Massey


P au l e s c a p e d from Damascus


1-15—UNIVERSITY CHAL­ 1-


LENGE. With Bamber Gascoigne


Bob Smithies talks to North-West farmers


50—A GARDEN FOR 15—“ THE FOUNTAIN­


4-00—SMUGGLER. “The Re spectable Traitor — Part 1.’


35—THE MONEY PROG­ from


4-


SEA (last in series) with Clare Francis: “The Last Resource"


15—THE COMMANDING 9- 0(F— 9- 10-


TENNIS. The WCT Semi- Finals, from Dallas; com­ mentary


. raeli general Moshe Dayan • (1) Settler


profile in three parts of Is-


15-NEWS ON 2: Weather 20—INTERNATIONAL


Marino Grand Prix; com­ mentary


GRAND PRIX: The San


Action adventure set at the turn of the last century. Sarah Morton’s grandfather is accused of being a French spy


30—DAYAN (new series). A 6-


10-50—A STR EE TCAR. NAMED DESIRE (bw). Film s ta r r in g Marlon Brando, Vivien Leigh


(last episode) starring Mal­ colm Storry with Carolyn Pickles and Ian Redford in “Blood”


50—MATCH OF THE DAY 50—NEWS: Weatherman 00—ANTIQUES ROAD­


40—SONGS OF PRAISE 10-


1 1 -


30—THAT’S LIFE 15-NEWS: Weather


11-


10- 25—EVERYMAN. "An Al­ ternative Priesthood,” the. Roman Catholic Church in Latin America


11-25—THE SKY AT NIGHT: "In the Beginning. . .”


OUT (6) “ The Other China,” the Republic on Taiwan


11-45—11-50—WEATHER­ MAN


II- 11-


f t l l l l l l l l 9-


20—BREAD OR BLOOD


5- 30—25 TODAY! Bob Greaves presents s special program­ me to launch Granada’s 25th anniversary on the air. And he’s offering 25 prizes in 25 competitions — the first prize is a 1956 fully recon­ ditioned Morris Minor con­ vertible


6-30—ITN NEWS 6 -


Church.” Exploring religi­ ous and moral issues


7-


7- 15-RISING DAMP. “Food Glorious F o o d .” With Leonard Rossiter.


OF CHINA. “It’s Always So in the World." A look at life in China today


SHIP. From Cannon Street Memorial Church, Hand- sworth, Birmingham


30—THE HUMAN FACE


00—MORNING WOR­ 8-


RIGHT. “Disablement Spe­ cial.” Lis Howell reports on


the w-ork of schizophrenia support groups


00—EUROPE INSIDE 12-


* tories in Skelmersdale, Corby and Peterlee


1-00—GOD’S STORY. “Paul Meets Jesus.” In today’s story Paul Copley tells how


TWO AT


REUNION TWO Clitheroe men are among 10 survivors pf more than 300 young men


.who trained at Whalley for first world war service in the Royal Army Medi­ cal Corps.


Billy Hitchen (92), of


Castleford Nursing Home and Frank Hudson (85), of


Littlemoor View, trained at Calderstones, which was then Queen Mary’s Military Hospital.


ley Old Boys” have been held every year since 1921


and the latest was at the New Inn, Darwen, • last week.


/- \ Reunions of the “Whal­ Stock judging


MEMBERS of Clitheroe YFC tried their hand at


judging Friesian cattle at the home of Mr and Mrs J. Hitchen, High Lees Farm, Whitewell.


• Winners for cows were


Paul Nightingale and Thomas Binns (senior) and Alan Spurgeon (junior) and for heifers Paul Nightingale (senior) and Ryan Haworth (junior). David Cowgill gave the vote of thanks.


The girls met for a


flower arranging demonst- ra tion by. Mrs Ann Morris, of Dutton. A raffle for an arrangement


was won by Gillian Turner. .


) With Brian Walden


jobs with prizes worth up to £10,000 and rent-free fac-


which aims to create new 00—TH IS IS YOUR


Years of Entertainment.” Johnnie Hamp, Granada’s Head of Light Entertain­ ment, takes a look back at some of the high spots in music and laughter from programmes he produced — quizzes like Spot the Tune, classic rock ’n’ roll shows featuring Little Richard and Granada “firsts” including The Beatles and Paul Daniels


School is found hanging by his old school tie


25—AAP KAA HAK 10- 30—CO-OPERATE! Series


10- Boy.” An ex-Captain of


HYMNS. Derek Batey in­ troduces hymns requested by viewers


discovers that justice is often rough


B o u n t i fu l .” Romantic drama. Christine Parsons


NESS.” With Katharine Hepburn and Rossano Brazzi. A lonely American secretary in Venice on holi­ day becomes flustered by the intense stares of a handsome man


Lancashire Education Committee — District 13 NELSON and COLNE COLLEGE


45—DOWN TO EARTH. 15 —“ SUMMER MAD


GAWTHORPE HALL, Padiham, Burnley, Lancs. MAY 9th-10th


TECHNIQUES IN DRAWING Tutor: David Johnstone


MAY 10th


LIFE DRAWING AND PAINTING Tutor: David Carson


MAY 23rd-24th


DRAWING AND PAINTING FROM LANDSCAPE Tutor: Edmund Mercer


Each Friday from MAY 9-00 — 12-30


DISCOVERING 20tH CENTURY POETRY . Tutor:J<eith Lawson


30—FLAMBARDS. “Lady


Full details and application forms: Telephone PADIHAM (0282) 78511


District Education Offices, T. J. A. Thomas, Esq., B.A., Market Street, NELSON


District Education Officer


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH “76 group”


JA Z Z N IG H T 00—CREDO. “Remarriage in at the 40—YOUR 100 BESTC o y p J l o o f e 45—REMEMBER THIS. “25 *


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND 205 on MAY 6th 8-30 — 11-00 with


THE ERIC AINSWORTH TRIO


featuring AL WOODS BAR SNACKS and RESTAURANT AVAILABLE 45—CRIBB. “Murder Old


9- 45—TALES OF THE UN­ EXPECTED. “A Woman's Help” with Tony Franciosa 15—ITN NEWS


SHOW. “The Roots of the Tree”


11- 30—DRAGNET. Joe Friday “father” of a generation of


00—WEEKEND WORLD. 12-


TV cops, Starring Jack Webb


Series set in that "Sixth dimension” beyond man's knowledge and experience


00—TWILIGHT ZONE.


BUS STOP T E A (ir> aid of Scout Bus) in the UPPER HALL


SATURDAY, MAY 2nd 2-30 p.m.


to be opened by Dr G. Hampson District Scout Commissioner


Miscellany of stalls — including new to you Boutique


_____________


Admission (including tea) 25p EVERYONE WELCOME


BILL’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDA Y


WEEKLY DOUBLE — 13-21 WEEKLEY TREBLE — 8-25-30 200 CLUB — 7


SALEM CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL


S SPRING EFFORT


Martin Top, Rlmington ANNUAL


ATURDAY, MAY 2nd, 1981 at 3 p.m.


Opener: Mrs Beverley Cullingford


Chairman: Rev. J. D. Cullingford


Stalls: Cakes, Plants, Bring and Buy, Bran Tub, etc.


' Home made teas will be served.


GRINDLETON METHODIST SCHOOL'


(POSTPONED FROM LAST WEEK)


SALE OF SHIRTS AND KNITWEAR Also JUMBLE


(SECONDS) TOMORROW


LOW M OOR C LUB THURSDAY and SATURDAY


Usual Entertainment in The Lounge SUNDAY LUNCH


MEMBERS DRAW £6 SUNDAY, MAY 3rd


30—THE SOUTH BANK


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SCOUT EXECUTIVE • present


MONDAY 11th to SATURDAY 16th MAY 7-30 p.m. each evening


GANG SHOW 81


in the PARISH CHURCH HALL, CLITHEROE


CLOGCEBS S PORTING C LU B


■» sum. but M i™


TONIGHT, THURSDAY, APRIL 30th


FOLK NIGHT » with '


Guest folk singers welcome STREET LIFE


Free to members Guests 40p


SUNDAY, MAY 3rd and EVERY SUNDAY


FREE AND EASY with


Late bars. Food available


PREJUDICE Guest artistes welcome


PRIDE AND HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH


. SUNDAY,' MAY 3rd GOSPEL SERVICE 6-30 p.m.


Mr D. DEWHURST (Blackburn) WEDNESDAY, MAY 6th


LADIES’ FELLOWSHIP Mr W. FOSTER (Blackburn)


WEDNESDAY,. MAY 6th PRAYER AND BIBLE STUDY


Beloved let us love one another lor love Is ol God and everyone that loveth is born' ol God and knowelh God


1st Esp of John cMv7 WHALLEY


METHODIST CHURCH JUMBLE SALE


SATURDAY, MAY 2nd at 2 p.m. ,


' , Admission 3p


LOGIC • and'


STIFLED CRY playing at


. Moor Lane, Clitheroe SATURDAY, MAY 2nd


BROWN COW


THE ANCHOR INN Gargrave, Nr Skipton


D IN N E R DANCE SATURDAY, MAY 9th


DANCING TO BACCHUS 8-30 p.m. — 1 a.m.


Four course dinner and coffee £6.95 including.VAT *\


BOOKINGS 7 p.m. — 9-30 p.m. Tel. GARGRAVE 666


1 m.ttrt. CMCMUY


Tickets £1.20. Children under 14 (Monday to Friday 75p) (Tickets still available every evening except Saturday) Tel. CLITHEROE 23162


,


TREVOR JAMES SOUND 46241 45853 45798 45027 1 1


45703 46801 46236 45991 . Snowball No. 6. Next Week £8 “ D O N ’ T M IS S T H E


•>ti» TOWN HALL, SKIPTON SATURDAY, MAY 2nd 10 a.m. — 5 p.m.


AIREDALE ANTIQUE and CO L LECTO RS FAIR


■ on FRIDAY, MAY'Ist and SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE — FURNITURE,


JEWELLERY, PORCELAIN, SILVER, COPPER AND BRASS, BRIO A BRAC, etc, etc. . Refreshments Served All Day


.


STEPHENSON'S ANTIQUE FAIRS, Helmsley (0439) 70351


(N.B, Dealers Book One or Two Days — Overnight Security)


FRIDAY, MAY 1st at 7-00 p.m.


LOW MOOR METHODIST CHURCH


SUNDAYSCHOOL


ANNIVERSARY MAY 3rd SERVICES 2-15 p.m. and 6 p.m.'


Preacher for the day the Rev. E. S. Joselin


The children will take pad in the afternoon service.


’ Soloist for the evening . service Mrs Stella Smith A hearty welcome to all


FRIENDS OF BLEAKHOLT


WHALLEY BRANCH SPRING FAYRE


S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 2 n d


C of E School, Whalley at 2 p.m;


To be opened by Mrs L. Cheatham


ADMISSION top CHILDREN Sp


RIBBLE VALLEY TALKING


NEWSPAPER GROUP ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


TUESDAY, MAY 5th


TRINITY CHURCH HALL 7-30 p.m.


r . ^ ° n’: MaY 4th, Crofters Hotel A6 Cabos Garstang, Morning Coffee - Lunches


Tel. LANCASTER 7 9165


JIM GARLICK ANDY KAY


AND ■ - any high-class function. M u s a - i ,


oTel. BURNLEY 20795 I 24-hour, answering service1;


, Cake stall, Bric-a-brac, Tombola


A \\\\\\V \\\\\\\\Y CLITHEROF


' byST Georg produced b


On THURS., FR 8th and 9th IN ( Tickets 80p, Pen


From Aspdcns, 26 h


CLARE’S ANTIQUE FAIRS BANK HOLIDAY FAIRS


CLITHEROE EVENING TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILD


FASHION SHOW Presented by PATRICIA BAILEY


: MAY 6th at 7-30 p.m. in the CATHOLIC HALL


Admission £1 including light supper and free raffle ticket


1 . Proceeds for charity LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


RIBBLE VALLEY ADULT EDUCATION Office open Monday to Thursday evenings In


\ Rlbblesdale School TEL. CLITHEROE 22563


AMENDMENTS and OMISSIONS EARLY BIRDS and LUNCHTIME KEEP FIT


Postponed to MAY 5th due to building work not completed.


FLORAL ART St Mary’s, Langho. Enrolling as advertised, on Thursday evening this week to be held on Wednesdays with effect from MAY 6th LADIES KEEP FIT Sabden County Junior School, Tuesdays 7-15 to 9-15 p.m.


_ OLDTIME and MODERN SEQUENCE DANCING, Parish Hall, Clitheroe Wednesdays 1-30 to 3-30 p.m.


OLD TIME DANCING, Sabden Wesleyan School, Tuesdays 1-30 to 3-30 p.m.


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT MODEL AIRCRAFT CLUB


_ . _ nt \ Present


Snnm P 9 £ T.?.2LLED f l y in g scale MODELS OF WORLD WAR ONE TYPE


a ir c r a f t


Plus numerous demonstrations and novelty events SUNDAY, MAY,3rd AT ROEFIELD.


EDISFORD RECREATION AREA, CLITHERdE continual programme from 11 a.m.


Adequate car parking, refreshments and toilet on site A family show not to be missed


Admission 20p adults. lOp children or 50p family __________ ticket


NEWTO VILL


ANNU


FLEA MOND


11 a.m.—5 p.m. ADMISSION 15p


^ V V \\\\\V V V V \\\\Y


I FOLK ATTC TUESDAY,


LANCA Admlsslo


Proceeds to HAVE A GOOD NIG


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCI ORGAN SOCIETY


CONGER MAY 2nd. 1981. 8 d


SATURDAY,


ST PAUL’S CHURCH LOW MOOR, CLITHEROE


HARRY JEPSON Clarinet


CHARLES MYERS Organ


PROGRAMMES Non Members 75p


Students and OAP’s 40 All are welcome


. 12-


SHOW. With P a t r ic k . Wayne, Dionne Warwick


05—SATURDAY NIGHT AT


* PENDLE HOTEL J *


* *


^ “N IG H T F L IG H T ”


d is c o th e q u e FRIDAY, MAY 1st


ALTERNATIVE MUSIC SATURDAY, MAY 2nd


* * *


15—MATCH NIGHT. On


* *


11- 20—LOU GRANT. “Sting,” with Edward Asner


, 15—THE MONTE CARLO CHATBURN from 10 p.m. to 1-30 a.m.


SUPPERS SERVED TO 12 midnight SMART DRESS


THE MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ADMISSION


COME EARLY to avoid disappointment_ Numb ers l im i te d


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J U N D E R -1 8 D ISCO 1 . TUESDAY 5th — 7-30 p.m. to 10-30 p.m. ^


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB For the best in entertainment


SATURDAY, MAY 2nd


JOHNNY DOUGLAS SUNDAY, MAY 3rd


(Club Favourite) ANTHONYJOHNS (Guitar Vocal) T e n t f “ ™


C r u s a d e IC O M E S T O l


CLITHEROE with Evangelist DUNCAN LEIGHTON


9th-24th MAY, CASTLE FIELD 8 p.m. nightly (except Mondays)


CHILDREN'S MEETINGS, MON.-FRI., 6 to 7 p.m. YOUTH NIGHTS, TUES. AND FRI.


When someone becomes a Christian he becomes a brand new person Inside . . . A NEW LIFE HAS BEGUN!


THE


BOUNCING BOOBS


j f MIST FEELINGS


The last Snows of


THE .STAR. WARS'SAGA CONTINUES


3 STRIKES BA


MARK HAMIU HARRISON FORD


CARRIE FISHER BILLY DEE WILLIAMS' ANTHONY DANIELS'


Separate shows daily at 1.55 4.10 6.20 8.35 .


— . . 3 * _________


I ’’DON'T BE ASHAMED IQ CRY.,. Thisisthesaddeststoryevertoid |


tremendously exciting. lANCHniSTlE-DAILY EXPRESS


Ingenious, imaginative and


a rattling good story. . ’ARTHUR TMIRKELL-DAILY MIRROR


Superior fast moving thriller... ■ BOB HOSKINS HtUN MIMtN 4 THE LONG POOP FBI DAY-1


Support 2.50 5.25 8.00 Feature 3.50 6.25 9.00


£2, £1.50, £1 LONG THE THURSDAY, MAY 21st 6-30 p.m. and 9 p.m.


THE FREDDIE STARR SHOW


1st HOUSE £4, £3, £2 ;. MON„ MAY 4th. 7-30 p.m. 2nd HOUSE £4.50. £3,50 and £2.50


WED., MAY 6th 7-30 p.m.


TOM O’CONNOR £2.50, £2, £1


FRIDAY, MAY 8th 7-30 p.m:


T H E U N D E R T O N E S £3 advance (£3.50 on night)


May 12th ROLF HARRIS £3.50, £2.50, £1.50


May 27th MANHATTAN TRANSFER JUNE 1st SLADE . £6.50, £5,50, £4,50


Tickets (or group eventa may alao be obtained from Amea Records • and Tapes, Blackburn, Burnley and Clitheroe,


Box OHlc®, Northgate, Blackburn. Tel: 51887: Open 9 a.m. to 5 p m Monday to Friday, 10 e.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday , Now with late booking till 8 p.m. Fridays


and Mary’s Music, Accrington. £3.00 (£3.50 on night) COMING SOON


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS ANYTIME •


NELSON 694929 or BLACKBURN


/ / = 662424 Call or write to


. 15 MARKET SQUARE, NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET, BLACKBURN


FOOTBALL at SHAWBRIDGE


SATURDAY, MAY 2nd


LANCASHIRE1 COMBINATION


CLITHEROE V


CHADDERTON ; Kick off 3 p.m. Admission 45p


' Children and OAPs 25p refreshments available


ANTIQUE AND COLLECTORS FAIRS


GARGRAVE, nr SKIPTON (Above Co-op Store)


10 a.m. to 5 p.m.


THIS SUN. AND MON. MAY 3rd and 4th


COMING EVENTS MAY 24th and 25th ’ JUNE 7th-JULY 5th


AUGUST 2nd — AUGUST 30th and 31st, SEPT. 6th


STALLS £5 — INQUIRIES


Tel. Skipton 3440,4641, 4884


SAWLEY W.l. and SCHOOL MANAGEMENT


JUM B L E SALE


SATURDAY, MAY 2nd at 2 p.m.


V


in SAWLEY SCHOOL Cakes and Produce .


Bring the Children to


SANDOWS SUPER


FUN SHUW CLOW NS


at CLITHEROE — Eshton Terrace, (Castle Field)


!


Tuesday 5th, Wednesday 6th, Thursday 7th MAY


TWICE DAILY at 4-30 p.m. and 6-30 p.m.


Prices of Admission: Children 50p and 80p, Adults 80p and £1.20 (popular prices, unemployed families half price with prior booking only. Box office open 10 a.m. — 1 p.m.)


Profit support; The Cancer and Leukaemia in Childhood Trust, Reg. charity No. 270769


Advance booking on site during theatre visit — 10 a.m. to 1p.m. Our Fun Show includes: Great Britains


ARCO the strong man — beautiful Fantail Pigeons — balancing specialities Participation and PRIZES — PRIZES!!


W H IT F O R D 5 C A R A V A N C E N T R E


foremost slapstick clown troupe with the original CLOWN HOUSE


M E N ’ S WEAR


SPORTS JACKETSl size 30in. — 46in. Conventional styles, velvet, blouson and anoraks.


TROUSERS — Ne stretch fabric’in


stock, plain colour SHIRTS DENIMS


CO A C H H IR E


TEL. GISBURN 394 20-45 str.


AVAILABLE ESTIMATES FREE


COMPARE OUR PRICES COMPARE OUR QUALITY


NEW RANGE OF LYNTON, THOMSON AND COMPASS


BRING THE FAMILY TO OUR PERMANENT CARAVAN SHOW


SELF-TOW HIRE, ACCESSORIES OPEN M A Y D A Y


oft MARLBOROUGH STREET, HEALEY WOOD INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, BURNLEY 20029


To find us: Turn oil Manchester Road, immediately below Trafalgar Street roundabout on to Healey Wood Industrial Estate


Wrangler, Levi, Wes Coast, Lee Cooper


KNITWEAR — Fro £6.99


(Trendy and conventional)


Sweat shirts from £5.99


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. SAT AT 7 p.m. Edinburgh Theatre Arts OUR TOWN


-----WEEK COMMENCING MAY 4th MON TO SAT AT • 7-30 p.m.


THE A D V E N T U R E C O N T I N U E S


The three outlaws from Krypton


descend to Earth to confront


■ the Man of Steel, In a cosmic battle


for world supremacy.


A MEMBER of the Langho Guides, 15-; old Christine Kay, ceived the movenv top accolade on Mo — the Queen’s G Award.


It was presented


District Commissi: Mrs Anne Whit during an open evenii St Leonard’s Sch Langho.


Christine, who live


Langho before movin Wilpshire last year,


handed over , five ba: to Susan Duerden, each to Angela Leer and Carole Holmes one to Susan Williams.


The Guides will sho


be camping at Dincl and during the evei they showed parents t expertise at erectini tent and using var: utensils.


amassed 26 badges on| way to the award. Mrs Whittam .


Pj


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