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2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 4th, 1982 •


Weekend i '-" 9*30 SWAP SHOP with guests


K O P E m i T O m 9*0° SWIM


12-15 GRANDSTAND including 3-3o SATURDAT CINEMA. 12-50 News Summary; 12-


12-12 WEATHER


20 Football Focus; 12-55 Boxing, highlights of the


§ F T n » n a v r ? w M a . /C1 w i f i* ? ♦ 1 •


1-15 Timeform ’Chase: 1- - 45 Greenall Whitley Bre-


Barrett/Duff promotion; 1- 10 Racing from Haydock;


Bob Geldof and Mike ^x-r-x-x-.-x-x-x-x-'-'-x-x-x-x-;-/ Harding


E S l B y » / ^ppv itvivprqtty Bette


u „SS2?’ct ipht?™? t h f ?Sfen ni» r L* = T


weries ’Chase (Handicap 6 * COULD IT HAPPEN TO . j.05 ITN XEWS 3m .) ; 2-15 V ic to r


F n m n it h a p p p v to


from Newbury; 1-30 l'0j I?, ;\,S A‘NU S PO K I ’ 5-20 CHIPS: “Go-kart Terror”. Philip Cornes Nickel Allovs Novices’ Hurdle Race; 2-00 PhiUp Cornes Jack of Newbury Novices


Ludorum Hurdle Race -»- Icpul'o0 1 'c r fS p ^ in T - , - n f n v r m e r r


Race; 2-55 International S-00AWEEK WITH b VET- 6.15MIND YOUR LAN- Rugby Union from Twick-


’Chase; 2-30 Philip Comes 84)o REQUIEM by Gabriel Saddle of Gold Hurdle


a WFFK WITH SVFT


enham, England v Wales; 3-45 Half-time’ football


5-10 THE .ALL NEW PINK PANTHER SHOW


5-40 REGIONAL NEWS AND SPORT -


5-30 NEWS, Weatherman


6- 35 JIM’LL FIX IT. Viewers realise their fantasies with


7-


8- 9-


S-05 THE LES DAWSON 9-20 SPIDERMAN; “The Van- When San Francisco is SHOW (last in series) 35 DALLAS


starring Wendy Craig


10- 10 PARKINSON and his weekend guests Buddy


9-40 MATCH OF THE DAY. Introduced bv Jimmv Hill


Weatherman


10 NANNya'(last in series) x—


^ starring Clint Eastwood.


25 NEWS AND SPORT, 9 4 0 T H U N D E R B IR D S : Harry" is put on the case “Attack of the Alligators”. 12-05 SNOOKER: The Yamaha International Rescue rush


ishing Dr Vespasian/The p suddenly inundated bv a Scourge of the Scarf”


wave of killings “Dirty


Rich and his Orchestra, 10-30 TI S.W A S : J o in th e Rov Castle


SUNDAY- mmmmM i i l i P l l l .


6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY 9*00 HEADS AND TAILS. A See-Saw programme


9-15 NAI ZINDAGI NAYA JEEVAN


10*10 THE COM PUTER PROGRAMME (4) It’s on the Computer


9- 50 WORKING FOR SA FETY (4) S a fe Systems


10- 11-


11- 12-


films about professional engineers (1) Minns, Fraenkel and Cooley


11-25 ENSEMBLE. French for beginners (19)


READING


12-15 DAY ONE. Religious news


with O-level maths Roy Castle


1-50 NEWS HEADLINES I-


6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY 3-


4- 45 I N T E R N A T I O N A L RUGBY SPECIAL: Eng­ land v Wales, Scotland v France, highlights


Dark. An investigation into the use of a controv­ ersial drug in the Third World


35 THE ENGINEERS. Ten 6-


00 THE SKILL OF LIP 7-


8- 8-


6-00 NEWS REVIEW with a visual commentary


RAMME 55 HORIZON. Shots in the


1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL­ LENGE: A test of intel­ lectual agility when two university teams compete in this quick-fire quiz. Q u e s t io n -m a s te r is Bamber Gascoigne


2-


50 MATHS HELP. Help 00 FEELING GREAT! With


9-


1-00 FARMING: Weather for farmers


1-25 PAINT! (4) Perspective and Painting with a Knife


3-30 M IC K E Y 3-


VATE’S PROGRESS” (bw) (1956) s ta r r in g Richard Attenborough, Dennis Price, Terry- Thomas, Ian Carmichael


DONALD. A Walt Disney production


AND


4- 40 INTERNATIONAL ATH- L E T IC S : E u ro p e a n Indoor Championships from Milan


5-


5-45 NEWS: Weatherman 5-


6- 7-


6- 40 SONGS OF PRAISE from Woodstock


Cliff Michelmore


8- 05 SUNDAY FILM: “THE McKENZIE BREAK” (1970) s ta r r in g Brian Keith, Helmut Griem, Ian Hendry


(Part 9)


•10-50 CHOICES. Discussion of personal choice


10- 10 NEWS: Weather II- 12-


11- 50 IN T E R N A T IO N A L DARTS: E n g la n d v Wales. Highlights of today’s match


To Give it a Whirl '


9- 50 OMNIBUS with Barry Norman


11-


s e r ie s ) by R u d y a rd Kipling


DARTS: Arrow Chemi­ cals British International Championship: England v Wales .


US. Futebol Brasil. A portrait of Reinaldo, the most intelligent footballer in Brazil


starring Lisa Harrow


The fortunes of 16-year- old Paddy Belfield as he begins a career as an undertaker


55 FILM MATINEE: “PRI­


1-30 240-ROBERT: A rescue from a hot-air balloon, sol­ ving a mysterious run of robberies and learning to scuba-dive, is all in a day’s work for the 240- Robert team


30 THE MONEY PROG­ 15 THE WORLD ABOUT


05 NANCY ASTOR (series) 50 NEWS ON 2: Weather


3- 00THE APPRENTICE.


9-50 INTERNATIONAL PRO­ CELEBRITY GOLF


1040 EXECUTIVE ACTION (Film 1973) starring Burt Lancaster, Robert Ryan. This is the first in a season of feature films


. politics 50 IN T E R N A T IO N A L


l l l l l l l l l l i 9-


15 STALKY & CO. (last in


LETICS: Further cover­ age from Milan


- showing the darker side of A m e r ic an p ow e r


5- 4-


to the aid of four men 12-10THE besieged in a lonely house bj’ giant alligators


Organs Tropin- madcap Tiswas team for a Hooker


LEGENDS OF BLUES: From the Montreal Festi- val comes John Lee-


L IV IN G


scores; 4-25 Scotland v France highlights; 4-35 Final Score


•


her life and beliefs with 11 e r • 0


hS S s uith S S . 1”


11'1-D ^top^ au^ tvc” (bwi ,7 S ?vHAJJNT-ING , (b,'V)


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5- 45 THE DUKES OF HAZ- Harris, Claire Bloom, ZARD (series)


________ . ' “ ss Tamblyn


H g ^ E by Joan Lingard 6-15 3-2-1: The irrepressible ,°r » V VM n v i F •


HOTI^F hv To J TJnrard


y 96? S^ :” ngR,Jn“ 1‘e 1-45 MAGNUM: All-action ad- venture with Hawaii-


Frankie Howerd plays F ran k ly n th e family flunkie


based.detective Magnum ’ ' 9-00 SNOOKER: The Yamaha 9-15 AL^GNUM F^RCE: Film


8-15 ITN NEWS club


1 ^ ^ . ’Die onlj daughter GUAGE; “No Flowers by ?£,/£ fqfir talk^ahnm Request” . When Juan


doubles up with stomach pains, je rem v accom-


panies him to the hospital and ends up on his back .


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SATURDAY- 11-40 KOJAK starring Tellv


v'-'-X;/ v V'-v ''!V'Y. ^ 12-30WEATHER •


Savalas in “Loser Takes au”


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12-15 WORLD OF SPORT: In­ t ro d u c e d by Dickie


.


The Men’s Downhill from America and Canada, plus rallying;'1-15 ITN News;


1-20 The ITV Six. Market Rasen: Races at 1-30, 2-00


00 International Snooker. The Yamaha Organs


C<»DOR. Last of a 3 ■ Soccer News and Reports; part wddhfe exploration of


Snooker; 4-50 Results


TOU. A look at the harsh 5.15BUGS BUNNY: “Big House Bunny"


p f o it ifm gf. v ^ L io l whose antics threaten to shut down a teenage car


1 California Highway Pat- rolmen Jon and Ponch track a wayward driver


md ^ Hereford: Races at 1-45, 2-15 and 2-45; 3-


Trophy; 3-45 Half-Time 4-00 I n t e r n a t io n a l


chaotic helping of flan-1 flinging fiin


CLOGGERS Manager: Mr E. CRITCHLEY SPORTING CLUB .


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MEMBERS FREE, GUEST 60p, WEDS. AND SUNS. £1.60 FRIDAYS


CLOGGERS is: A LUXURY MODERN SPORTS AND


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BARS AND A PURPOSE BUILT PRIVATE FUNCTION ROOM, FACILITIES INCLUDE SQUASH, FOOTBALL, RUGBY LEAGUE AND SOLARIUM


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What's on...What's on... What's on... Whart on... What'* Q»--- What's on.. WADDINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB


f UNIT 4 CINEMAS PRESENT SUNDAY MARCH 7 FOR 7 DAYS 2.00 5.10 7.55


little HaiwoodTEL 698446 Short ■ 2.05 5.30 8.05 Feature 2.50 6.20 8.50


WEREWOLF IN LONDON D


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2.10 5.45 . 8.10 . LED ZEPPELIN THE SONG


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2.30 5.45 ' 0.55 TERROR


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WARM NIGHTS HOT PLEASURES (X)


SEX ENCOUNTERS OF A CLOSE KINO po TODAY U NT L HARWOOD 1 TOUCHED BY LOVE (U) GREEN ICE (A) Coni 2.35 LCP 7.25


2 RAIDERS Of THE LOST ARK (A) 2.0S 5.35 8.00 3 STRAW DOGS 03 1.45 5.10 8.40. Support (X) 3.35 7.05 4 SEX ON THE ROCKS (X). BUIE M0m STAR (X). Cunt 2.00. LCP 7.40


T CENTRE 5 TOUCHED BY 10YE <U). GREEN ICE (A). Cent 1.55. LCP 7.10 6 EXORCIST 2 THE HERETIC (X) 4.40 8.40. THE EXORCIST (X) 6.40 8.40 7 I’M COMING TOUR WAT (X). Support (X). Cunt 2.00. LCP 8.05. Sit tfaows tree S.40


« idns MONDAY IS BARGAIN DAY


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB


For the BEST in Entertainment SATURDAY, MARCH 6th


ERIC JONES JUNIOR SUNDAY, MARCH 7th


(TOPS)


WADDINGTON DRAMA GROUP presents


the classic LETTER FROM A GENERAL A 3 act play by Maurice McLoughlin


WEDNESDAY 17th to SATURDAY 20th MARCH, 1982 AT ST HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL HALL, 7-30 p.m.


TICKETS NOW ON SALE 85p Including tea and biscuits


From: Hamond Confectioners, 1 St Mary’s Street, Clitheroe and Sunday School Hall, Waddington, Sunday 2 p.m. and Wednesday 7 p.m. — 9 p.m. or


by telephoning Mrs A. Bell, Clitheroe 26234 or Mr B. Fisher, Clitheroe 23022.


Seconds Away, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


week — but the big talk­ ing- point in the north­ west is who’s going to win the league? There^ action from one of the top games in the title race, plus the best of the Cup quarter­ finals


25 MATCH TIME: It's Cup- CIVIC HALL C L I T H E R O E . Tel. 23278


BLACK BEAUTY: “The Viking Helmet” . Part two. Archaeologist Pro­ fessor Miles confirms that the helmet is solid gold. Then Robbie is attacked and the wing the boys found is stolen


4- 30 SN O O K ER : “ The


“Changing Habits”. ' A special team went inside convents in Britain .and America to find out why nuns are changing


30 THE ADVENTURES OF


THURSDAY, FRI. and SAT. at 7-30 p.m. MATINEE THURS. at 2-15 p.m.


HERBIE GOES BANANAS (u) MON., MARCH 8th to SAT. at 7-30 p.m. ____


00 BEHIND THE VEIL:


rrjlp MerylStreep Jeremy Irons 1


United Artists


Yamaha Organs Trophy”, f rom th e A s sem b ly Rooms, Derby


55 INTERNATIONAL ATH­ 05 HOLIDAY introduced by


15 KING’S ROYAL (serial) '


10- 10-


DREN OF NEW ZEA­ LAND: The Prouting family have no close neighbours. They live in one of the coldest and most isolated parts of New: Zealand. This film show's their daily lives


35 HIGH COUNTRY CHIL­ 6-


HULK: “Fast Lane”. Un­ knowingly, Banner hires a car which has previously been used by crooks who have hidden stolen money within the frame


30 ITN NEWS


945 GOD’S. STORY: “Jo sep h ” . With Paul Copley. Series which in­ troduces the Old Testa­ ment to children


Cindy Kent and Canon John Hughes. St Michael’s Theological College, Llan- daff, Cardiff


645 SUNDAY BEST: Frank Topping and Marian Davies present this series with life as its subject and entertainment and enligh­ tenment as its twin aims


7- 00 GOD HELP ME: With


REALLY BELIEVE? Gillian Reynolds talks to 1 the Rt Rev. Michael Mar­ shall, Bishop of Woolwich.


25 NEVER TOO LATE (2)


11-25 AAP KAA HAK 11-


35 WEATHERMAN 12-


Today’s programme looks at buying into a franchise


seasonal look at country matters


Villagers fight quarry expansion


RESIDENTS who oppose a plan to extend Waddington Fell Quarries have been asked to attend a meeting in the village later this month.


■ Parish councillors are so concerned at the proposal that it will be one of the major items for discussion at their annual meeting. ’ ,


29th at 7-30 p.m. in the Methodist schoolroom.


quarry extension have al­ ready been voiced at two previous parish council meetings. At th e la t e s t , on


Strong objections to the ' This will be on March


sure the quarry applica­ tion was refused permis­ sion by . th e county


council. The annual meeting will


also hear reports on re­ creational improvements in the village and on prop­ osals to spend the coun­ cil’s cash allocation in the coming financial year.


Monday, members com­ plained that the blasting from the quarries was> loosening walls, and allow­ ing sheep to wander on to the Fell road. A f terw a rd s , parish


clerk Mr Eric .Lucas said the council now wanted to hear the views of villagers at the annual meeting. An’ attempt could then


WOMEN’S WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE


M A R C H 5 th


S T J A M E S C H U R C H *


7-30 p.m.


THEME: THE PEOPLE OF GOD G A T H E R E D FO R W O R S H IP — S C A T T E R E D FO R S E R V IC E


be made to mount a pro­ test campaign and make


Preacher Mrs Shirley Broadhurst ' TELEPHONES: / .


Editorial..............Clitheroe 22324 Advertising.........Clitheroe 22323' Classified.............. Burnley 22331


30 BUT WHAT DO YOU,LIE: “TV or not TV" 845 ITN NEWS


8- 9-


00 BE YOUR OWN BOSS: 10-


' when an emotionally dis­ turbed man pours a chem­ ical into his swimming pool


of Darkness”. The jet-set life of Jonathan Hart is plunged into darkness


WORLD IN 25 YEARS: “Love and Marriage”


Organs Trophy” 30 DOWN TO EARTH: A 00 WEEKEND WORLD


640 APPEAL:,.Donald Swann appeals on behalf of the British Refugee Council


30 THE IN C R ED IB L E f~ W 0i


PENDLETON VILLAGE HALL WHIST and


DOMINO DRIVE


FRIDAY, MARCH 5th 7-30 p.m.


ADMISSION: 70p Including refreshments ■ GOOD MEAT PRIZES/DRAW


15 HART TO HART: “Hart 15 MAI Cal\ 15 LEAVE IT TO CHAR- 00 AROUND WHICKER’S 00 SNOOKER: “Yamaha


1040 THE SOUTH BANK SHOW: With Melvyn Bragg


1140 NERO WOLF: “Murder in Question”


TRINITY YOUTH CLUB


JUMBLE


FRIDAY, MARCH ’ 5 th at 6-30 p.m.


Refreshments available ' . Admission 10p


* C O M E i


$ A N D ^


l ¥ S a f e * * *


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mohand Butter) L choice Fruit Juice .


M E N U I


i / 2 G r a p e f r u i t ^ , Garden Peas


WADDINGTON VILLAGE CLUB


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th at 8 p.m.


BINGO NIGHT


Goods prizes Free admission Buttered4^rrots


, ^ Home Made ★


P i e a n d C o f f e e


Fresh Cream ★ *


r$ T T v DINNER SERVED:8-30 p.m. prompt


Cliithep orf


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j % C R O W D A T S * * * * * * * *


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LICENSED CABARET AND RESTAURANT, WHALLEY. TEL WHALLEY 2370. Starting Saturday, March 13th, and every Saturday


DINNER DANCES (Meal at 8 .3 0 p.m.) Dancing to Resident Duo and Disco plus


TOP LIVE ACTS — Open 8 pm until 2 a.m. Saturday, March 20th ■


‘ Saturday, March 13th “ PENNY LANE”


_(Seatles &' Sounds of the Sixties. Top'line cabaret act — a great night). - Almost'fully booked


Saturday, April 3rd “ FLOOKY”


(5 piece vocal hatmony — A treat .. to the ears.


— SORRY FULLY BOOKED —


Easter Saturday, 10th April “ HIGHWAY”


(Excellent 4 piece comedy Show Group — fabulous act.)


Saturday, March 27th ^ “THING Y”


Saturday, 17th April { ‘PETER VINCENT & CO” *


(5 piece band, cabaret group - J known as one ol the best pure I cabaret groups in the North). J


Saturday, 24th April { “VIENNA”


Saturday, 1 st May * (5 Piece-Show Group with female ¥


wocal — like the place amazing ) ¥ *


¥


Civvy Street sorry already fully -k booked)..


“CIVVY STREET” $ (An excellent top line act). — -k


*


; Room available J tor private;


* (unctions and *


- conferences. For J reservations ’phone -k Peter on Whalley 2370 *


*


(Vocal Harmony, comedy Show £ £


Group — not to be missed.) £ Almost fully booked


S la id t j


WHISTi SLAIDBR


HALL, SAlf 7 |


Adml Including . In aid of R tf v h


105 NeJ Bl|


VICKI ALLEN TUESDAY, MARCH 9th


. (NICE)


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


8 p.m. START


WEEKLY.TREBLE — 4 — 3 — 14 200 CLUB — 165


WEEKLY DOUBLE — 7 — 3 ERIC EDMONDSON WEST VIEW GARAGE WADDINGTON


Petrol — Vehicle Repairs and Maintanance


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH ORGAN SOCIETY


OPENING RECITAL


and demonstration of the re-built organ on


SATURDAY, MARCH 6th, 1982 at 8 p.m.


CHARLES MYERS Organist of Clitheroe Parish Church


Admission: Non Members £1.00 Students and OAP’s GOp ALL ARE WELCOME


£15............... 23797


£5.................................... 23358 £3............................. 23923 £2.................................... 23703


SUNDAY LUNCH — MEMBERS DRAW £5 SUNDAY, MARCH 7th


DYNAMITE DUO and BERNARD on the DRUMS


TOSSIDE VILLAGE INSTITUTE SATURDAY, MARCH 6th


GRAND JUMBLE SALE


Jumble, cake stall, tombola, new stall, white elephant stall, etc. Commencing 2 p.m.


Admission: 20p including tea and biscuits In aid of Bradford and Airedale Whole Body Scanner Appeal


Clittieroe Flower Club


A Demonstration by


Mrs M. Lockhead


“SEASONAL DESIGNS” in


St John Ambulance Room s


on Friday, March 5th - at 7-30 p.m.


V is ito rs a n d N ew Members Welcome


FOR SALE BY AUCTION


Ic e d , d e c o ra te d f r u i t c a k e , h a n d p a in te d p o t te r y , o th e r c a k e s a n d m u c h m o re a t


S L A ID B U R N V IL L A G E H A L L o n W E D N E S D A Y , M A R C H 1 0 t h a t 1 2 n o o n .


MOBILE DISCO FOR DETAILS


NBTE LIFE Tel. STEVE on


Nelson 693208


Chipping Old People’s Velfare


DOMINO DRIVE


HODDER BRIDGE HOTEL at 7-45, MONDAY, MARCH 8th


WHIST and at


LEEDS BOOK and POSTCARD FAIR


Roundhay Road, Leeds WHIST DRIVE ASTORIA BALLROOM


Sunday, March 7th 7 0 S T A L L S AA SIGNS.


MARY PEARCE, LEEDS 452801


SEA ANGLERS Several vacancies have


CHATBURN


arisen in the above club, which is restricted to 25 members


Any Interested parties should contact Mr J. Norgrove on


CLITHEROE 41298


Programme Change bSOFT FRUIT


CLITHEROE GARDEN CLUB


Rlbblesdale School, Monday, March 8th,


y Mr J. Gregory


IN D9 SUl


MONDAY, MARCH 8th at 7-30 p.m. 50p FOR INSTITUTE FUNDS


SKIPTON BUILDING SOCIETY W ITH


TH E S A V E R S OR ANY FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBER


JEFFREY’S NEWSAGENTS HENTHORN ROAD, CLITHEROE


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J Feature 3.00 6.10 8.55 SYLVIA KR ISTEL


PRIVATE LESSONS ALSO D IR T an


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(FIFA Referee) RECEPTION 7-30 p.m.


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