Clitlieroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertis ing;. , ! . ,, 2 Clitheroe AdveHiser and Times, May 5th, 1983 Weekend SATURDAY I—


8- 9-


11-05 SATURDAY MORNING. FILM: “I SEE ICE” (b/ w) s ta r r in g George ....................... lsh,- r


"Home Canning” (b/w). summertime show.


Betty Stockfiela.


12-27 WEATHER Formby, Kay Walsn


12-30 GRANDSTAND including 1-05 News Summary; Football Focus (12-40); In­ ternational Swimming (1- 10, 1-35) from the Inter­ national Pool, Leeds, The Sun Life International:- Great Britain v Canada v . USSR; Racing from Ling- field (1-25, 1-55, 2-20), 1- 30 The Holsten Diat Pils. Maiden Stakes, 2-00. The Mirror Group Newspaper Stakes (Handicap), 2-30 The Highland Spring Derby Trial Stakes; The Rugbw, League Cup Final: The State Express Chal­ lenge Cup Final from Wembley Stadium — Hull v Featherstone Rovers; 3- 40 Latest soccer scores; 4- 40 Final Score.


5-10 MICKEY AND DONALD 5-35 NEWS; Weatherman. 5-45REGIONAL NEWS/ SPORT


5- 6-


wick House, Gloucester­ shire.


55 EDGAR KENNEDY in 15 GET SET The Saturday


7- 05 L FOR LESTER Comedy series in six parts starring Brian Murphy.


sen ted by Jo n a th an Miller.


7-35 NEWS AND SPORT; Weather.


9-


7-50 BRAHMS: A GERMAN REQUIEM This perform­ ance ends the Brahms an­ niversary season.


- 9-40,RUGBY SPECIAL The Middlesex Sevens.


10-40 NEWS ON 2: Weather.


10-45 FILM INTERNATION­ AL: “ SHIN HEIKE MONOGATARI” A Japanese film with Engl­ ish subtitles, starring Raizo Ichikawa, Yoshiko Kuga.


HERE ANY MORE by John Fortune (5); '


9- 15 STATES OF MIND pre­


10- 10-


11-


PECTED “Heir Presump­ tuous”, twin nephews Donald and David are prime silspects in their wealthy uncle’s murder.


North-West’s football programme.


10 ROGER DOESN’T LIVE 12-


00 ITN NEWS AND SPORT 20 MATCH TIME The


ION’S FAREWELL Bob Paisley has played his last match in charge of An- field, and as a tribute,. Brian Clough traces the incredible story of Pais­


ley’s glory years.


9-35 GOD’S STORY 9-50 CARTOON TIME


10-


6- 35 POP QUIZ Pop and Rock music quiz.


ZARD Uncle Jessie’s in danger of losing the farm after the mortgage money is stolen.


50 THE DUKES OF HAZ-


10-30 No. 73 No. 73 is a per­ fectly ordinary semi-de­ tached house. But inside, the rooms are used by top pop groups rehearsing their chart hits, celeb­ rities explaining their new projects ana cartoon shows.


8- 40 THE VAL DOONICAN MUSIC SHOW with guests-Cieo Laine, Katia and Marielle Labeque.


7- 05 DATE WITH DANGER: "CAVE IN” Film star­ ring Dennis Cole, Susan Sullivan, Ray Milland.


9- 40 DYNASTY “Mother and 1 Son”.


9- 25 NEWS AND SPORT; Weatherman.


0- 11-


A Victorian romance by Michael Sadleir, dramat­ ised in four parts by An­ thony Steven, starring Chloe Salaman as Fanny. Part 1: 1868.


1-15 WEATHER


Tony Cur tis , Henry Fonda, George Kennedy.


, Barry doesn't know that Joe is ’ a policeman, and Joe doesn’t know that Barry is planning a big robbery. Starring Julia Foster, Ian Hendry and David Essex.


05 VICKY THE VIKING l i i l l l l l i j i l


2-20 POWER PLAY (rpt) Police Accountability.


2-15 MILESTONES OF THE MOVIES “TO BE OR NOT TO BE” (1942).


30 FANNY BY GASLIGHT


12-15 WORLD OF SPORT in­ t ro d u c ed by Dickie Davies; 12-20 Ten Bin Bowling, The Firestone Tournament of Champ­ ions, from Ohio; 12-45 On The Ball; 1-15 ITN News; 1-20 Diving, The Fina World Cup; 1-45 Ice Hockey, The Stanley Cup, from North America; 2-15 Bowls, CIS Insurance Champions Challenge; 2- 45 Speedway; 3-15 Bowls, CIS Insurance Champ­ ions; 3-45 Half-time Soccer News and Reports; 4-


FILM: "THE BOSTON STRANGLER” starring


25 SATURDAY LATE


( BBC-2 ) 3-


4- 5-


DOUBLE BILL: “MY LEARNED FRIEND” (b/ w) starring Will Hay.


SINKER” Film starring Jerry Lewis, Anne Fran­ cis, Peter Lawford.


tournament from Pains-


5-15 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA When the radiation belt encircling the e ar th catches fire, Admiral Nelson prepares to defy the United Nations by firing a missile into the configuration. Starring Walter Pidgeon and Joan Fontaine.


5-05 ITN NEWS


10 SATURDAY CINEMA 7-


Colne; 4-45 Results.


5 05 BROOKSIDE This week’s omnibus edition.


4-35 PASSWORD Semi-final of the word association game.


6-00 SQUARE PEGS Ameri­ can football returns to the Channel 4 screen as Lauren and Patti join the Weemawee Girl’s Football Team.


6- 7-


7- 45 SWINDLE The Robert Vesco File.


00 Wrestling from


10*00 BOUQUET OF BARBED WIRE (rpt)


“ALL COPPERS ARE”- Joe, Sue and Barry — guests at a noisy wedding reception — meet as strangers but become boisterous friends. But


00 THE LATE FILM: 15 PAISLEY —• A CHAMP­


Whatt on... What's on... Whats on... What's on... CLITHEROE


SOCIAL CLUB V For the BEST in Entertainment


30 TALES OF THE UNEX­ SATURDAY, MAY 7th


STEVE ADAMS SUNDAY, MAY 8th


(VERY GOOD) WINTER BAND


(TOP LINE ACT, BE SOON) WEEKLY DOUBLE: 30—22


WEEKLY TREBLE: 18—10—7 . 200 CLUB: 55


(Members and Bona Fide Guests)


LOW MOOR CLUB . THURSDAY and SATURDAY ’


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE FRIDAY, MAY 6th


BURMA SUNDAY LUNCH


MEMBERS DRAW £12 SUNDAY, MAY 8th


BEN STEVENS


DOUG ON THE ORGAN, BERNARD ON THE DRUMS


Members end Bone Fide Guests welcome


Mon., May 9th — Wed., May 11th at 7-30 p.m. The Delightful Musical Of Tomorrow


A N N I E (U) Commencing May 12th at 7 p.m. Please note time _


' The man of the century. The motion picture of a lifetime G A N D H I PG(A)


Vinner of Eight American Academy Awards and Five British Academy Awards. Seats may be reserved


May 5th. Do not miss Sir Richard Attenboroughs Greatest , Achievement.


* ■ 2 6 t h


SATURDAY MARKET


GISBURN


THIS SATURDAY, MAY 7th AND EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL OCTOBER


at GISBURN AUCTION MARKET 9 a.m. — 5 p.m.


packed with stalls from all over ENGLAND.


AND WEATHER fol­ lowed by 7 Days.


30NEWS HEADLINES


INCREDIBLE BARGAINS IN FOOD, FABRICS, FASHIONS, HOUSEHOLD TEXTILES, ETC. EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY


00 A WEEK IN POLITICS AMPLE FREE PARKING — BRING EVERYBODY


8- 45 WORLD OF ANIMA­ TION


8-55 MALU — A WOMAN NOW


7-00 RUSS ABBOT’S MAD- ' HOUSE More loony comedy and musical comedy.


20 “ HOOK, LINE AND 8-


Music”. 50 GRAND SLAM Bridge >


11-00 THE LATE CLIVE JAMES The Antipodean


starring Frank Finlay, Susan Penhaligon and Sheila Allen. Now that Cassie is back from Devon and Prue and Gavin are back from France, Peter Manson finds it difficult to spend time with Sarah, who is now his mistress.


vival Syndrome”, Sgt Hooker is accused of shooting an unarmed youngster. ^


SUNDAY BBC-1 )


10-00 ASIAN MAGAZINE. 10-30 MICROS IN THE CLAS­ SROOM.


9-00 PIGEON STREET. 9-15 KNOCK KNOCK. 9-


10- 11-


EDUCATION. 12- 30 THIS IS THE DAY.7-


11- 45 WEEKEND WAR­ DROBE. Making your own clothes.


12-35 THE UNEMPLOY­ MENT INDUSTRY.


READING (5). 8-


•6-50 NEWS REVIEW with subtitles.


55 MULTI-CULTURAL 20 TELE-MONTAGE. 8-


day’s match between Hull and Featherstone Rovers; 5- 00 International Gym­ nastics from Gothenburg.


US. The Underwater World of A1 Giddings. The work of un d e rwate r photographer A1 Gid­ dings.


10 THE SKILL OF LIP- 9-


1-00 FARMING. Weather for farmers.


1-50 NEWS HEADLINES. I-


3- 4- 5- Lorre, Lon Chaney.


1-25 THE PAST AFLOAT. H is to r ic sh ip s and maritime museums in Bri­ tain (2): Setting Sail.


“ MY FAVOURITE BRUNETTE” (bw) Film s ta r r in g Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Peter


• JONES. “Smiler with a Gun,” starring Pete Dual, Ben Murphy.


5-45 NEWS: Weatherman. 5-


6-


Musical quiz chaired by Joseph Cooper.


SHOW with A r th u r Negus at Norwich.


9- 15 THE WORLD ABOUT 9- 10-


1 of change. 1: The Mechan­ ical Paradise.


NEW. Eight films on modem art and a century


KABUL. Part 2 of a World About Us Special on th e w a r in Af­ ghanistan.


55 LAUGH WITH HOPE: 10-


20ALIAS SMITH AND 11-


Highlights from two Foot­ ball League matches.


11-


Ladd and Lloyd Bridges. The dramatic and fas­ cinating story of the beautiful film star who became a real Princess.


30 ITN NEWS.


9-45 ALFRESCO. Alternative comedy from a young team of comedians.


05 NEWS ON 2: Weather. 10 THE SHOCK OF THE


10.A VIEW FROM


SHOW. A look at the career of Keith Water- house, novelist, play­ wright, screenwriter.'


35 3-2-1 “Music, Music, 35 T. J. HOOKER “The Sur­


11-50 NAKED CITY Lt Adam Flint, Parker and Arcaro are presented with an in­ triguing case — diamond robbers stealing plastic replicas. Walter Matthau guest stars.


wit, critic and poet con­ tinues his individualistic version of the talk show.


A GREAT SHOPPING DAY OUT A RAY PROMOTIONS MARKET TRADE INQUIRIES RING


Blackburn 672466,. Evening 8 8 8770. w


LANCASHIRE LIBRARY


RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT Presents


An exhibition of the art work of students Of QUEEN MARY SCHOOL, LYTHAM, at Whalley Library


from SATURDAY, MAY 7th, to FRIDAY, MAY 27th, 1983


OPEN NORMAL LIBRARY HOURS


ST HELEN’S CHURCH,, Waddington


SATURDAY, MAY 7th at 7-30 p.m. VICTOR WADDINGTON CELEBRATION CONCERT


15THE SOUTH BANK


Gonzo is apparently de­ serted by lYapper when he launches a campaign against a dangerous nuc­ lear power plant.


SINGS (new series). The world-renowned tenor in a programme of popular songs, ballads ana opera­ tic arias.


MY DAYS by R. F. De- lderfield, starring John Duttine (5).


10 MATCH OF THE DAY. 10 FACE THE MUSIC. 55 ANTIQUES ROAD­ Appeals on behalf of The


6- 40 YOUR SONGS OF PRAISE CHOICE.


7-


Royal National Lifeboat Institution.


8- 45 MASTERMIND. The Final with Magnus Mag- nusson.


“THE SEDUCTION OF MISS LEONA,” starring Lynn Redgrave, Brian Dennehy, Conchata Fer­ rell, Anthony Zerbe.


9-


10- 25 HEART OF THE MATTER with David c


9-40 THAT'S L IFE with Esther Rantzen.


11- II- Jgssg! 35 RAYMOND BAXTER 11-


l i i i i l i i l 10-


11-25 AAP KAA HAK. 11-


15 THE SUNDAY FILM:-side. 12-


1-


9-30 THE HISTORY MAKERS.


lines up for more cricket. 50 STUART BURROWS — B


25 TO SERVE THEM ALL 2-


“TOO FAR TO GO,” starring Michael Moriarty and Blythe Danner. ■


20 FILM OF THE WEEK: 4-


3-


2-00 TODAY’S HISTORY. Do sportsmen still play for the love of the game?


NATION. The British Airports Authority.


4- 55 NEWS HEADLINES AND WEATHER.


From Butlin’s Holiday Camp at Clacton-on-Sea. .


00 MORNING WORSHIP,


Third programme in the 14-part series in which eight top bridge interna­ tionals including Rixi Markus and Omar Sharif compete.


25 MASTER BRIDGE. 15 TRAPPER JOHN MD.


COULD YOU OFFER A NEEDY - CHILD A WEEK’S HOLIDAY IN YOUR HOME THROUGH V THE WRVS HOLIDAY SCHEME?


For further information


30 R E PO RT TO THE T E L . C L ITH ER O E 4 1 6 0 1 55 RIGHT TO REPLY.


CHOIR OF HOWDEN MINSTER (East Yorkshire)


P ro g r am m e s : £1 A d u l ts , children free if accompanied by an adult


From Herd’s shop in the village or at the door R ™ e i W g f OTARY


CLUB OF S ^ CLITHEROE1 - GRAND


Friday, May 13th 8 p.m. 1 a.m. AT


1 SUPPER DANCE


Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hall


CARVED BUFFET AND BAR Tickets £3 available from Club


Proceeds In aid of Cancer Research and Local Charities


members and Robinson & Spensley, Clltheroe


'


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH 76 GROUP N A V A L T E A


(In aid of Missions to Seamen and Flower Fund) in THE UPPER HALL


on SATURDAY, MAY 7th at 2-30 p.m. Opener— Mr M. ELMS


ATTRACTIVE STALLS — DELICIOUS HOME-MADES AND GOOD COMPANY


ADMISSION (including tea) 30p CHILDREN 20p E V ERYO NE WELCOME


THE GREAT NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL SHOW CATTLE SECTION


OX ROAST at


GISBURN AUCTION MARKET on


SATURDAY, MAY 2,1 st a t 8 p .m .


LICENSED BAR and DISCO


TICKETS £5 Available from


T e l. Clitheroe 2 3 5 0 1 /2 2 5 0 4 or from the Advertiser & Times Office CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE ' .


1983 Ribble Valley Drama Festival_


ADJUDICATOR: SCOTT MARSHALL


A GREAT WEEK OF LIVE ENTERTAINMENT


' ■ THURS. MAY 5th at 7-30 p.m. ‘ BROUGHTON PLAYERS


WAIT UNTIL DARK A tense thriller by Frederick Knott


FRI. MAY 6th at 7-30 p.m. OTLEY LITTLE THEATRE


PULL THE OTHER ONE A riotous comedy by Norman Robbins


........... SAT. MAY 7th at 7 p.m. THE ANONYMOUS PLAYERS, BLACKPOOL


THE ACCRINGTON PALS The brilliant and moving play by Peter Whelan


Sponsored by the Post Office „


ADMISSION £1.50


Monday to Friday 11 a.m. — 12-30 p.m., 3 p.m. — 5-30p.m. or evenings after 8 p.m.


Seats way be reserved at the Civic Hall (Tel. 2327S)


. C h e s h i r e H ome s . 2 9 t h M A Y , 1 9 8 3 , S u n d a y , Wh a l l e y and D i s t r i c t L i o n s Clu b , m o r n i n g , 10-mil e run a n d S p r i n g B a n k Spe c ­ t a c u l a r .


C l i t h e r o e Op e r a t i c Soc­ i e t y p r e s e n t s “ Songs f r om t h e S h o w s ” , in a i d o f t h e L e o n a r d


---- 2 7 t h MA Y ,


3 0 t h MA Y , MONDAY. — M a y Q u e e n Festival


a .m . i


3 r d , 4 t h , 5 t h JUN E . A f e s tiv a l o f village l ife p a s t a n d p r e s e n t . Gre a t Mi t t o n .


3 r d J U N E , 1 9 8 3 , — T r i n i t y M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h , Au c t i o n Sal e.


5 t h J U N E , S u n d a y . R o t a r y C l u b 2 n d A n n u a l s p o n s o r e d


1 5 t h , 1 7 t h , 1 8 t h JUNE , W e d n e s d a y , F r i d a y , S a t u r d a y , C l i t h e r o e C a s t l e O p e n A i r T h e a t r e , P e n d l e Op e ra in “ Lu c ia di L amme r - m o o r ” . •


8 t h J U N E , W E D N E S ­ DA Y . — T r i n i t y Yo u th a n d C om m u n i t y Ce n t re O p e n Day .


m o r n i n g B r u n g e r l e y d o g w a l k .


1 7 t h J U N E , 1 9 8 3 . — B a r n D a n c e , W e s t B r a d f o r d P la y in g Fields C om m i t t e e .


2 4 t h ---- 2 7 t h J U N E , 1 9 8 3 . ---- F l o w e r fe s ti­


2 5 t h Clitheroe Royal Grammar School for Boys


SPRING HAPPENING on FRIDAY, MAY 6th


in th e Sc h o o l , yo r k s tr e e t DOORS OPEN 7 pirn: -


CRAFTS, COFFEE SHOP, STALLS, SIDESHOWS, TOMBOLA


ADMISSION 20p (Children 5p at the door) V \\\\\V \\\\\\V \V \\V \\\


at Chatburn Road MAY 7th


THIS WEEKEND CRICKET FLEA


CLITHEROE 2nd XI BARN0LDSWICK


IN THE LAWRENSON CUP


CLITHEROE 2nd XI R E A D /


(Ball Sponsor COOK & SMITH


Insurance Brokers) KTONWCCOVOiKOiNONl 00 OWZAT! Tom Graveney


fortnightly exploration of the North-West’s country­


1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL­ LENGE.


25 NEWS: Weatherman. 2-


HULK. David Banner’s experiments send him into a primitive state rather than the escape he seeks from the Hulk.


30 DOWN TO EARTH. A5- 6- 6-


00 WEEKEND WORLD.


5- 00 ROOT AND BRANCH. Llew Gardner discusses the findings of an exclu­ sive MORI poll revealing trade unionists’ opinions on the movement and how they compare with those of the general public.


a n , INVITATION


30 FACE THE PRESS. 00 LOOK FORWARD.


30 THE INCREDIBLE 7-


the evolution of the modern symphony or­ chestra with Jane Glover (4): Romantic.


11-50 WEATHER. with Patrick Moore. 00 ORCHESTRA. Tracing 30 THE SKY- AT NIGHT 5-


1-55SUNDAY GRAND­ STAND: 2-00 Cricket: The John Player League; 2-20 Motor Cycling: The German 500 c.c. Grand Prix from Hockenheim; 2- 40 International Swim­ ming from Leeds. The Sun Life International: Great Britain v Canada v USSR; 4-15 Rugby League from Wembley: Highlights ■ from yester-


2-50 SUNDAY MATINEE. “Francis Gary Powers: The True Story of the U-2 Spy Incident.” Starring Lee Majors and Lew Ayres.


the fish eagle is a triumph — as long as over-fishing by man is prevented.


4-30THE LOVE BOAT. Three scenes aboard a


pleasure liner mingle laughter with romance.


6-


of execution for Andy from returning to the pits of Easington is brought about by a royal visit to Lilham. :


6-30 ITN NEWS. • 6- 40 SING TO THE LORD. With Clifford Evans.


00 CREDO.


7*15 ONLY WHEN I LAUGH; Dissatisfied with the hospital radio the patients decide to do something about it.


. , PR E SEN T S : “ THE DARK ANGEL” (1935).


10-


7- 45 THE GRACE KELLY STORY. Starring Cheryl


8-


TON CHAMPIONSHIPS FROM COPENHAGEN. Live coverage direct from Copenhagen’s Bronby- hallen.


15 THE WORLD BADMIN­ 20 SURVIVAL. The story of


week, James Galway looks at the wealth of music in England during the age of Elizabeth I.


■ Brian Hayes, Jack Tinker, Lynda Bellingham and


30 ANDY ROBSON. A stay 9-


8- 45 FATHER’S DAY. What do tadpoles and “boob tubes” nave in common? Answer: they are nothing to do with Lyall Jarvis and. they are all in the way when he wants to have a simple bath.-


Sue Arnold.


Pay go Cash & Carry cordially invite all traders to a


SITED. Starring Jeremy Irons, Anthony Andrews and guest stars Claire Bloom, Sir John Gielgud. Sebastian is no longer capable of hiding his drink problem either from the family or from the Oxford university authorities.


15 BRIDESHEAD REVI­


3 DAY CATERING EXHIBITION on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MAY 10th, 11th and 12th


at EASTHAM PLACE, , . (off Yorkshire Street), ,


BURNLEY - Exhibition manned 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 20 SAMUEL GOLDWYN


Moving romantic drama starring Merle Oberon and Fredric March;


• Friday..;..:......8-30 a.m. — 5-30 p.m Saturday;.....;.8-30a.m. — l* Sunday..;.,...;.....;....


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. T u e s d a y 8-30 a.m. —5-00 p.m. Wednesday i..... 8-30 a. m. — 5-00 p.m. ’ Thursday.. 8 - 3 0 a. m. — 7-30 p. m.


HOURS OF OPENING Monday............8-30 a.m. — 7-30 p.m.


•11-30 a.m. .CLOSED.


Tosside Institute


MILITARY WHIST DRIVE and DOMINO DRIVE


, Saturday, May 7th t ' , ;at_7-45 p;m., 1


“ADMISSION 60p - Including Supper


15 MUSIC IN TIME. This


Graeme Garden is host. The four celebrities quiz­ zing the challengers are


15 TELL THE TRUTH. THE


COLLECTOR’S MARKET


■ PUBLIC HALLS, NORTHGATE, BLACKBURN,


■.Inquiries: Tel. Blackburn ■


10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 53093 ■ _


SATURDAY, MAY 7th . '


TODDLER GROUP MOTHER AND


We would like to. remind all Whalley mothers that there Is a Mother and Toddler .Group In the village


We meet eVery Tuesday from 2 p.m. — 3-30 p.m. in the Method­ ist Church Hall


You get the chance for a chat and your child can play


A small charge Is made for refreshments


New members are always welcome


(Children from Birth upwards)


Why not coma along and join us


Tel. Mrs Peel, Whalley 2910,


WADDINGTON, NEAR CLITHEROE Tel. CLITHEROE 22333


Following the sell out Bavarian Evening we are pleased to invite you to a


NE W ORLE ANS NIGHT onFRlDAY; MAY 20th, at 8 p.m.'


Which includes American Style Food, and a fantastic night.out with the


TICKETS £ 3 EACH


DIXIE LANDERS JAZZ BAND Please book now to avoid disappointment


THURSDAY, MAY 5th


Panache Promotions presents - The


OIT.T. ; DAVE. JOHN ROADSHOW w i th BUNNY G IR L S


SEND UP OF JOHN TRAVOLTA, TRACEY TOLLMAN, RENNE AND RENATO, AND MANY MORE


. .


HALF-PRICE PERNOD - ADMISSION'£1.50 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. *■ ■ ■


r'.~w V'i v Win some Bubbly-in our contest .WINE BAR OPENING MAY 17th FOR BUSINESS LUNCHES


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(Ball Sponsor ICI LTD) : MAY 8th


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