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Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) SATURDAY ( S S C - 1


8*40 B A T T L E O F T H E PLANETS


9*00 S A T U R D A Y S U P E R ­ STORE


12*15 GRANDSTAND including at 1-00 News and Weather.


5*00 N E W S , W E A T H E R , SPORT


5*15 THE TRIPODS 5*40 TERRY AND JUNE 6*10 BOB’S FULL HOUSE 6*40 McGUIGAN v TAYLOR. Live.


8*00 JULIET BRAVO 8-


MAGIC SHOW


9- 35 N E W S , S P O R T , WEATHER


9-50 FILM: “ STIR CRAZY” .


11*40F ILM : “ B R IG H T O N ROCK” .


1-15 WEATHER


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10*35 OPEN UNIVERSITY


3-10F ILM : “ RETURN TO TH E EDGE OF THE WORLD” .


4*35F ILM : “ THE SPY IN BLACK” .


5-55 FRONT LINE


6*25 THE 20th CENTURY RE­ MEMBERED


6*55 N E W S , WEATHER


7-10 SATURDAY REVIEW 8*00 B E R N S T E IN ON MAHLER


9-25 HARTY GOES TO . . . Orkney.


9*55 CHAMPIONSHIP DARTS 11*35 INTERNATIONAL GOLF


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9-25 TX. Four schools pit their wits in Knock Your Block Off.


11*20 STREETHAWK. The As­ sassin.


12*15 WORLD OF SPORT, in­ troduced by Dickie Davies. 12-20, Wrestling; 12*45 ITN News; 12*50 On the Ball: 1-40 Racing from Redcar; 1*55 Snooker.


3- S P O R T , )


8-00 OPEN UNIVERSITY 8-30 WHAT-A-MESS 8-35THE MAGIC ROUND­ ABOUT


Goya Matchroom Trophy from Trentham Gardens,


S to k e -o n -T re n t ; 2 -1 0 Racing from Redcar; 2-25 Snooker. Goya Matchroom Trophy; 2-40 Racing from Redcar; 3-45 Half-time Soccer Round-up; 4-00 Goodbye World of Sport; 4- 15 20 Years of World of Sport; 4-45 Results.


5-00 ITN NEWS. Oracle ITN News headlines throughout the week, Page 101.


5-05 BLOCKBUSTERS, with Bob Holness.


5- 6- 50THE PAUL DA IN ELS 7-


acts like a man falling in love.


Michael Aspel.


7- 00 RUSS ABBOT’S MAD­ HOUSE. Russ and the Madhouse inmates.


week's show recalls the old favourites of music hall.


8- 30 D E M P S E Y A N D


M A K E P E A C E . Tequila Sunrise. Extortion and blackmail result in a man being viciously murdered.


9- 30 ITN NEWS AND SPORT 9-45 SNOOKER. Goya Match-


room Trophy from Tren­ tham Gardens, Stoke-on- Trent.


12-15 LA TE NIGHT MOVIE. James Brolin, Don Mitchell. "Short Walk to Daylight." When a devastating earth­ quake levels the city, eight terrified passengers are trapped in a New York subway and desperately try to find a way out. (1-35 close).


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30 MAKING THE MOST OF 00“ H E R E C O M E TH E


GIRLS” (1953). Bob Hope stars in the first of three films today as "the world's oldest chorus boy" who is fired from a show and then rehired without realising that he is to be the target for a killer stalking the real leading man. With Arlene Dahl, Rosemary Clooney and Tony Martin.


(1948). Bob Hope stars as a cowardly dentist out West in the 1870s who is


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9- 9- CAT


10-00 ASIAN MAGAZINE 10-30 H AR V E S T F E S T IV A L SERVICE


11*30 INTERNATIONAL GOLF 12-35 FARMING 12-58 W E A T H E R FARMERS


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55 CARTOON 00 EASTENDERS


3- 00 INTERNATIONAL GOLF 4*20TOM AND JERRY 4- 5- 5-


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6- 7- 7- 8- 9-


15 WRITE NOW!


6-25 APPEAL 6-30 NEWS AND WEATHER


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1-00 T H IS W E E K N E X T WEEK


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35 OPEN UNIVERSITY 2- 55 PLAY SCHOOL 15 KNOCK! KNOCK!


00T H E B A R O N . M a s ­ 5-


querade, part 2. The Baron is tricked into visiting a lonely country house.


PGs Living. 30 BANJO THE WOODPILE


2-30 SNOOKER. Goya Match- room Trophy from Tren­ tham Gardens. Stoke-on- Trent.


4*30 STOOKIE. Stookie gets the mysterious package from the river.


5- 6-


McCORMICK. Hot Shoes. Bowen.


6-30 ITN NEWS 6- 7-


35 MOMENT OF TRUTH 05 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW 45 WATCHDOG


6- 00 THE HUMAN FACTOR. 15 NEWS SUMMARY AND


00H A R D C A S T L E A N D 00 B U L L S E Y E , with Jim


40 HIGHWAY. Dover.


ing your van gone is no joke, especially first thing in the morning — and Lynne c o u ld do w i th o u t the hassle. Carol keeps ice- cool in a crisis.


7-45 MUR DER , MYSTERY, S U S P E N S E . G e o rg e


40 SONGS OF PRAISE 15 OPEN AL L HOURS 45 HOWARDS’ WAY 35 WHICKER’S WORLD 30 IN SICKNESS AND IN


HEALTH


10-00 NEWS AND WEATHER 10-


MATTER 10-


15 H E A R T O F T H E 50 GLASS


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11- 15TH E P E O P L E ’ S SCHOOLS


11-45 WEATHER ( BBC-2


9-00 PAGES FROM CEEFAX 9-45 OPEN UNIVERSITY


1-05 INTERNATIONAL GOLF 3-00 F I L M : “ T H E R E D SHOES” .


5-10 C O N T E M P O R A R Y MOZART


5- 6- 6-


RAMME


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Orkney.


8 -3 5 T H E A T R E N IG H T : ABSENT FRIENDS


10- 11-


12- OUT A CAUSE” . 35 MUSIC AT NIGHT ( Granada


9-25THE W O N D E R F U L STORIES OF PROFES­ SOR KITZEL


9- 10- 11-


WORLD. Vaclav Vaca: Fantastic Visions.


from Southwell Minster, Mansfield.


Norman Ulster.


11-25 AAP KAA HAK 11-


12-


with Michael Winstanley. Brian Walden.


RECITAL OF ‘POPS’


SOLOIST at the 21th an­ niversary recital of the founding of Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Soc­ iety. on Saturday, will be Or Dennis Townhill.


ing at 8 p.m. at the Parish Church, might almost be described as organ lovers’ “pops," con­ taining Handel’s concerto “Cuckoo and the Nightin­ gale,” “Elves” by Bonnet, Vierne’s “Arabesque and Carillon” and well-loved items by Bach, Frank Bridge and S. S. Wesley.


Mis programme, start­ 2- 35 W IN D O W ON T H E 00 MORNING WORSHIP,


40 PANDA’S BOUTIQUE 00 NEWS REVIEW


30THE MONEY PROG ­ 15 THE NATURAL WORLD


05 HARTY GOES TO . . .


05 FILM: “ REBEL WITH­ 55 INTERNATIONAL GOLF


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1-00 IRISH ANGLE. Second of the series of films by award-winning independent film-maker David Shaw- Smith profiling traditional Irish crafts and lifestyles. This week, the part played by horses in past and pre­ sent Dublin.


Author and broadcaster Gillian Reynolds chairs the programme in which a per­ sonality currently in the public eye faces tough questions from two journal­ ists with expert knowledge in the relevant field.


00 ULSTER LANDSCAPES.


30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT, 00 WEEKEND WORLD, with


N A T IO N A L T E N N IS CHAMPIONSHIPS. Live coverage of the Refuge As­ surance National Tennis Championship finals from Telford, Shropshire, with commentary by Simon Reed and David Lloyd.


5-00W O R LD OF A N IM A ­ TION. Richard Evans pre­


sents a selection of ani­ mated film from around the world.


Dropped


WHALLEY Parish Coun­ cil feels that having a bottle bin in the village would not be such a “smashing” idea. After inquiries, it was


Segal, Shelley Hack. A tough New York detective has to solve the sadistic k illin g of a young girl before the murderer can strike again and at the same time try to placate his daughter who wants to go away to college.


30 ITN NEWS


9-45 THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES. The Final Problem. "He is the Napoleon of crime, Watson. I have woven my net around him until now it is all ready to close." The criminal is Professor Mor- iarty and if he escapes the net his revenge will be terr­ ible.


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room T ro p h y . (1 2 -1 5 close).


7-


WEATHER followed by MULTINATIONALS. Final programme in the series examining multinational companies, narrated by Richard Dyke. Today, the relationships of the multina­ tionals with the end con­ sumers of their products. Is the multinationals' concern to maximise profits always in line with the concerns and the well-being of the individual?


15 ALBION MARKET. Find­


Nicky Horne from London and John Smith from the USA introduce more grip­ ping gridiron action. This week's game is between the winners of the past two Superbowls, the San Fran­ cisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Raiders, at the Los Angeles Coliseum.


15THE HEART OF THE DRAGON. Third program­


me in the repeated Emmy Award-winning documen­


tary series about everyday life in China, narrated by Anthony Quayle. Tonight, belief: the Chinese have al­ ready absorbed Confucian­ ism, Daoism and Buddh­ ism. Will Marxism be the next belief to "flow into one" with the others? And what values and beliefs is the State teaching the chil­ dren of China in the after- math of the Cultural Re­ volution?


8- 45 SNOOKER. Goya Match- 15THE JEW E L IN THE


CROWN. The Bibighar Gardens. Continuation of the repeats of the interna­


tionally-acclaimed drama series set in India at the


end of the Raj. In Maya- pore, rioters are protesting at the a r re s t of th e ir nationalist leaders, while Merrick (Tim Pigott-Smith) is searching for Daphne (Susan Woolridge), who is drawn to the Bibighar Gar­ dens where her friendship with Hart Kumar (Art Malik) first deepened into love . . .


30 F A C E TH E P R E S S .


9*15 CAVALLERIA RUSTICA- NA. Franco Zeffirelli’s stir­ ring production of Mascag­ ni's shor t, hot-blooded opera about doomed love shot on location in Sicily and recorded at La Scala in Milan. With Placido Domingo, Renato Bruson and Russian mezzo-sop­ rano Elena Obratsova in the lead roles.


00 REFUGE ASSURANCE


10-40 “ SEPTEMBER 30, 1955" (1977). British television premiere of James Bridges’ film about how the death of film star James Dean af­ fected the lives and at­ titudes of a group of col­ lege students in Arkansas. With Richard Thomas, Susan T y re ll, Thomas Hulce, Lisa Blount, Dennis Quaid, Dennis Christopher, Mary Kai Clark. (12-30 close).


CINEMA


THE film choice at Clitheroe Civic Hall from tomorrow for a week is “Witness”, starring Harri­ son Ford.


discovered that the major­ ity of money made by the scheme would go to the company providing the bin. Councillors also felt the bins were ugly and decided to drop the idea.


Governors


KIBBLE Valley Council has appointed Councillors J. Walmsley (Waddineton) and Chris Holtoin (Wilpsnire) as its representatives on the new C lith e ro e R o y a I G r a m m a r School board of governors.


city cop’s efforts to pro­ tect the only witness to a murder — an eight-year- old boy — from three kil­ lers who will stop at nothing.


It is the story of a big


Join Clitheroe Lions in hearing David Kossoff’s message


celebrate British Film Year begins a week to­ morrow. Academy award winner “Gandhi”, “Heat and Dust” and “A Passage to India” will each show for two nights.


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Parade and children's gift service attended by the


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(Oracle su b t it le s Page 888) .


Keatons are burgled and a terrified Steven and Elyse wrestle with the previously u n th in k a b le n o t io n of buying a gun for protection.


OTHER FOLK. The popu­ lar Scottish folk duo are joined this week by Ralph M c T e l l a n d B o n n ie Dobson.


WEATHER followed by SEVEN DAYS.


for black sections — de­ s ig ned to give eth n ic minorities more say at local level — is bound to embar­ rass the le adership at Labour’s annual confer­ ence in Bournemouth next week. Black workers are a lso now q u e s t io n in g whether the conventional structures of the trade union movement are cap­ able of delivering on their behalf. Mike Walsh reports.


S TA IR S . When James Bellamy (Simon Williams) and his stepmother Virginia (Hannah Gordon), take to the skies for a joy ride, the plane goes missing. While the servants worry for their safety, Richard (David Langton) has a different explanation for their disap­ pearance . . .


00 HILL STREET BLUES.


As the nuptial hour ap­ pro a ch e s for Phil Es- terhaus, all hell breaks loose on the Hill and Furillo has to protect his men from the mob.


00 COMING NEXT . . . 25 “ T H E P A L E F A C E ” 12-


C A N A R Y " (1939). Bob Hope and Paulette God­ dard star in this classic horror-comedy as a couple caught up in mystery, mayhem and murder when they attend the reading of a millionaire's will in a spooky mansion.


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N O V E M B E R 6 t h . 7 t h and 8 th . T r i n i t y D r ama G r o u p w i l l pre s e n t a p r o g r a m m e o f o n e -a c t pla y s .


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1 6 t h N O V E M B E R ----- S a t u r d a y . P e n d l e t o n V i l l a g e H a l l .


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Saints* Ch u r c h C h r i s t ­ mas F a y re .


N O V E M B E R 2 0 t h . W E D N E S D A Y .


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C l i th e r o e Co n c e r ts Soc­ ie ty C e le b r i t y Co nc e r t : T h e Schola rs .


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A y c k b o u r n .


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B o l t o n - b y - B o w l a n d D r am a G ro u p w i l l pre­ sent a comed y . “ The G e e s e A r e Getti ng F a t


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2 3 r d N O V E M B E R . S A T U R D A Y .


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U n i t e d R e f o r m e d C h u r c h . C l i t h e r o e . C h r is tma s F a i r .


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3 0 t h N O V E M B E R . S a tu r d a y . — C l i th e r o e


M a r k e t , S la id b u r n play s c h o o l .


R o u n d T a b l e . G l e n M i l l e r N ig h t w i t h the G ly n L lo y d Big Band. Pa r ish H a l l . — T i c k ­ e t s : T e l . C l i t h e r o e 2 3 5 5 0 .


3 0 t h N O V E M B E R ___ T r i n i t y Y o u t h a n d C o m m u n i t y C e n t r e . C h r i s tm a s F a y r e and T o y Sa le.


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Friday. October 4th, 7-30 p.m. PADIHAM TOWN HALL Womens Theatre Group*


W IT C H C R A Z E Adm. £2 (Cone. £1)


ACCRINGTON TOWN HALL 10 a.m. to 4-30 p.m.


Master craftsmen demonstrate their skills and answer visitors questions In


THE ART BEHIND THE CRAFT Admission Free


Wednesday, October 9th, 7-30 p.m.


WHITWORTH HIGH SCHOOL. ROSSENDALE


Centre Ocean Stream


THE SILENT CIRCLE A unique combination of music,


dance, costume and elaborate make-up


Adm. C1.SO (Cone. C1)


Thursday, October 10th, 7-30 p.m.


BARNOLDSWICK CIVIC HALL Compass Theatre Company


A HIGHER PASSION A modern love story


Adm. £2 (Cone. £1)______


Hammerton Street. Burnley, and all our usual booking agents.


All tickets available from Mid- Pennine Arts Association. 2


* RITZ MOBILE DISCO


Saturday, October 5th


ALL OCCASIONS


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Tel. WHALLEY 3847 orCUTHEROE 27961


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