Ciitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) 2 Ciitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 27th, 1985 Weekend SATURDAY
8-30 THE SATURDAY PIC TURE SHOW. Guests are Adam Ant and Rolf Harris.
10-55 GRANDSTAND: Intro duced by Desmond Lynam:' 11-00, 1-40, Cricket. Coverage of the third day’s play between England and Australia at Lord's; 2-00, 3- 15, 4-30, Wimbledon '85; 3-00, Racing from the Cur- ragh; 4-00, Athletics; 5-45, Final Score.
5- 6- 55 NEWS; Weather.
64)5 SPORT AND REGIONAL NEWS.
TURES OF WONDER WOMAN: When several of America's leading college athletes disappear in strange circumstances, Lynda Carter arrives in record time to investigate.
6-
Raquel Welch. A team of doctors who are miniatur ised and then injected into a scientist's bloodstream in a tiny submarine to attempt a life-saving operation.
8-
Dominique insists on join ing Blake on a trip to see their dying father; Alexis ar rives in Sumatra.
9- Weather.
9- 35 WIMBLEDON '85: Match of the Day. Desmond Lynam introduces high lights of this afternoon’s action.
10-
Mudd." The true story of Dr Samuel Mudd, who un knowingly helped the in jured assassin of President Lincoln and was sentenced to life imprisonment on Shark's Island.
12-55 WEATHER. l l l l l l l l
1-55 WIMBLEDON '85 and C R IC K E T : SECOND TEST.
7- 40NEWS AND SPORT; Weather.
7-
AL. The Ballet National de Marseille.
8- 55 FILM: “The Wrong Box.” An all-star British cast as sembled for this 1966 comedy. John Mills and
Ralph Richardson play two brothers who each stand to win a large inheritance on the other's death. Peter Cook, Dudley Moore and Michael Caine are among the avaricious relatives.
10- 11- 12-
Russell Davies presents arts review.
among tne ruins of Pompeii.
1-20 CLOSEDOWN. l l l l l l i i i 35 SATURDAY REVIEW.
TEST. Richie Benaud in troduces highlights of the third day's play.
10 CLOSEDOWN. — i 10THE NEW A D V E N 9-25 CARTOON.
9-35CAPTAIN SCARLET AND THE MYSTERONS.
104)0 No. 73. "Crashing Out." 55 FILM: “ Fantastic Voyage."
11- 20 CHIPS. Getraer's daughter is involved in a nuclear plant protest and their rela tionship is strained.
30DYNASTY: The Will. 20NEWS AND SPORT;
12- 15 WORLD OF SPORT. In troduced by Dickie Davies: 12-20, Wrestling from Slough; 12-45 ITN News; 12-50, Cycling. The Tour de France Preview; 1-10, 3-20, 4-15, International Athletics. Great Britain/ Northern Ireland v France v C zech o slova kia from Gateshead; 1-20, The ITV Seven from Newmarket and Newcastle; 3-50 News Round-Up; 4-00 Motor Cy cling. The Dutch 500CC. TT; 4-45, Results.
5410 ITN NEWS. 35 FILM: “The Ordeal of Dr
5-05 FILM: "Battle Beyond The Stars." Science fiction thril ler. A group of space mer cenaries come to the aid of a threatened planet.
7-00 THE COMEDIANS. Bri tain's top comics fire off a non-stop barrage of side splitting gags.
7- 30 R U S S A B B O T 'S SUMMER MADHOUSE.
8- 30 ULTRA QUIZ '85. 9- 30 ITN NEWS AND SPORT.
9- 45 TALES OF THE UNEX PECTED. “A Dip in the Pool." Another Roald Dahl twist in the tale.
10- 55 DANCE INTERNATION
ring Warren Beatty and Julie Christie. Comedy drama. A Beverly Hills hair dresser seduces his way to the top with his most glamorous clients.
35C R IC K E T : SECOND 2-
14)5 CHIPS' COMIC. What lies under the pavement.
1- 30THE LISTENING EYE For the deaf.
00F ILM : "T o o Hot to
Handle" (1938). Clark Gable and Walter Pidgeon star as rival newsreel cameramen vying for the affections of flier Myrna Loy.
3- 55 FILM: "Mr Moto takes a
Vacation" (1939). Peter Lorre stars as the Japan ese detective.
54)5 BROOKSIDE. Omnibus edition.
64)0 THE MAX HEADROOM SHOW. Interviewing Sting.
6- 30 BABBLE. Celebrity par
ticipants in battle of words presided over by Peter Purves.
7- 00 NEWS SUMMARY and Weather followed by 7 Days. With Robert Kee.
7- 30 UNION WORLD. 8- 00 TALES FROM A LONG ROOM. The 1914 tour of the MCC to the Belgian Congo.
8-15 SANNE. Fourth episode of the Dutch drama serial.
8- 45 MY WORLD AND WEL- COME TO IT . John Monroe and his friend Phil Jensen team up to outwit the village humorist.
9- 1520/20 VISION. Roswell
Gilbert, an affluent retired engineer, shot dead his sick wife last March. He said it was a mercy killing — the authorities in Florida said it was first degree murder.
104)0 OCTOPUS — POWER OF THE MAFIA. In to night's final episode, the In spector is reunited with his daughter — but a further tragedy follows. Cattani samples the sweet taste of revenge but still fears for his life.
11-
15 FILM: "Shampoo." Star 12-
20 TH E L A T E C L IV E
JAMES. An individual view of people and events.
10 NAKED CITY. Detective
Flint tries to prevent an old soldier taking the law into his own hands.
12-15 PINK FLOYD AT POM PEII. Legendary rock group Pink Floyd perform
SUNDAY i l l S l l l l l ( BBC-2 )
8- 9-
9- 55 PLAY SCHOOL
adventures in Biblical times.
30 THIS IS THE DAY.
104)0 ASIAN MAGAZINE 10-
10-
services in the 80s. turning to learning.
I- 15 SUPERBOOK. Magical
11- 20 INSIDE YTS. How the YTS assesses the progress of its trainees.
30 BIRTH RIGHT. Maternity 55 NEVER TOO LATE. Re 6-
11- 45 BUSINESS CLUB. The computer.
12- 10SEE HEARI Magazine programme for deaf.
12-35 FARMING 1-00 NEWS HEADLINES
14)5 BONANZA. When a group of Civil War leftovers make camp near Virginia City, the Cartwrights find them selves caught between the drifters and an unforgiving community.
I- 50 CARTOON
24X) EASTENDERS. Omnibus edition.
34)0 TOM AND JERRY
3-10"T H E LEGEND OF WALKS FAR WOMAN.” 1979 film starring Raquel Welch as a Blackfoot Indian abandoned by her tribe.
5-
of a two-day Air Fete at RAF Mildenhall.
6- 00 GOODBYE MR CHIPS. . Penultimate episode.
6-30 NEWS AND WEATHER
6- 40HOME ON SUNDAY (new series). Cliff Michel- more hosts another series in which he meets some interesting people at home on a Sunday. This week: Derek Nimmo.
7-
NATURAL LIFE. While John Rex is busy in Eng land planning to take over the name and inheritance of Richard Devine, Rufus Dawes makes a desperate bid for freedom.
9-10 NEWS AND WEATHER 9- 10-
Rantzen with consumer advice, real-life humour and investigations.
tion of the limits we place on forgiveness.
STAND introduced by De smond Lynam. Cricket: John Playe r Special League; The Great North Run: coverage of the New- castle-to-South Shields 13'/2- mile run, where more than 25,000 runners are com peting; Athletics: West Ger many v USA in Bremen.
7- 15 GREAT COLLECTORS. A profile of American pub lisher Malcolm Forbes and his sons whose priceless collections are scattered around the world.
8- 05 CARDIFF SINGER OF THE WORLD. Final of this international competition for
singers.
9- 35 DANCE INTERNATION AL. A ballet created for Danish television.
10-
THE SUN.” Robert Shaw and Christopher Plummer star as Spanish Conquis tador and captive Inca King in this 1969 film version of Peter Shaffer's play.
12-15 MUSIC AT NIGHT. Rach maninov prelude.
104I0MOG. U n re p e a ta b le Offers.
10-
55 S U N D A Y G R A N D 11-
30THE JIMMY YOUNG
TELEVISION PROG RAMME. Second prog ramme in the series.
Heywood, Peter Van Eyck in “ Vengeance:” Science fiction thriller. A dead ty coon's living brain hypnot ises a doctor into tracing the tycoon's killer.
50 NEWS REVIEW j iG la l l i i i i l
1-05 IRISH ANGLE 1-30 FACE THE PRESS with Gillian Reynolds.
1-55"DIXIE" (1943). Bing Crosby stars in this musical set in mid-19th century New Orleans.
20 “ THE ROYAL HUNT OF
3-35 “ SW E E T R O S IE O’GRADY" (1943). Betty Grable stars in this musical as turn-of-the-century Euro pean musical comedy queen.
54)0 BACK TO THE ROOTS. In another programme in the repeated series celeb rating traditional plants, Richard Mabey explores a derelict orchard which once held 40 varieties of apples, and the Chelsea Physic Garden.
5- 10 HOLIDAY AIR. Highlights 9-25 HIGHWAY. Norwich.
10410 MORNING WORSHIP II - 0 0W O R K ING FOR A BETTER LIFE
11- 11-
25 AAP KAA HAK look at the Cheshire Show.
12- 00 TAKE 30. Running is for Everyone.
15 FOR THE TERM OF HIS
12-30 JOBWATCH. What are the chances of retraining and finding another job once you have been made redundant?
1- 00BATTLESTAR GALAC- TICA. Space Croppers.
25THAT'S LIFE. Esther 4-
10 CHOICES. An examina 6-
10- 45 THE PAST AFLOAT. An thony Burton presents his series about historic ships.
I I -
DOORSTEP. Fred House- go explores Ealing's trans formation in the 19th cen tury from country retreat, into town.
11- 35 THE SKY AT NIGHT. Patrick Moore surveys the summer sky.
11-55 WEATHER
2- OOSUNDAY MATINEE. “ Life Goes to the Movies.” D o cum e n ta ry. Henry Fonda, Shirley Maclaine and Liza Minnelli host this fascinating film portrait.
ers to the Rescue. .
5- 00 THE LOVE BOAT. This Year's Model, part 2.
64)0 THE ZODIAC GAME with Tom O'Connor.
30 ITN NEWS 10HISTORY ON YOUR7-
6- 40 HIGHWAY. Harry Sec- ombe recalls favourite mo ments from the present series.
with Jimmy Tarbuck.
7- 45 MURDER, SHE WROTE. Jessica Fletcher is involved in another murder investi
gation.
8- 45 ITN NEWS 9- 00 CONNIE. Drama series
set in the high-powered world of fashion.
10- 15WINNER TAKES ALL 6- 30 NEWS SUMMARY AND
WEATHER followed by MUSLIMS IN BRITAIN
15 THE MISSISSIPPI. Ben
30 DOWN TO EARTH. A 7-
Walker's paddle-steaming peace is disturbed once again, this week by the case of a football star who is involved in a car crash.
15 HERITAGE: CIVILIZA
TION AND THE JEWS. Abba Eban presents another instalment in this TV history of the Jews.
8- 15 THE IRISH R.M. There is some shady horse-trading at the Llsheen Races, and Bobby Bennett and Sally Knox are both contenders to win the ladies' race.
9- 15 CHIVALRY OF HEAVEN. 30 PRETENDERS. The Play
Two days after the Prince of Wales unveils one of this century’s most controv ersial sculptural commis sions, David Wynne's "Risen Christ” for the West Front of Wells Cathedral, this programme traces the many and various stages on the physical path to completion and also charts the spiritual struggles of the project.
15 " T H E A N G R Y S I
LENCE” (1960). Richard Attenborough stars in this classic 1960 British film as a Midlands factory worker who is sent to Coventry and victimised when he re fuses to join an unofficial strike. With Pier Angeli, Michael Craig, Bernard Lee, Geoffrey Keen and Alfred Burke.
GISBURN AUCTION PRICES
FORWARD in the dairy sec tion at Gisbum Auction Mart on Thursday were 64 newly- calved cows and heifers.
went to R. Drinkall (£610) and A. Wade (£650). Newly-calved
heifer prizes went to A. W. Wade (£725) and W. and F. Peel (£638).
made to £692 (average £550) and heifers to £725 (£537).
Newly-calved Friesian cows
ward and BW heifers made to £280. There were 184 animals in
Threfe store cattle were for-'
the calf section. Friesian bulls made to £168 (£101.80), heifers to £93 (£58.90), Hereford X bulls to £172 (£102.50), heifers to £90 (£71.25), Charolais X bulls to £238 (£199.60), heifers
Prizes for newly-calved cows
to £166 (£123.50), black pollv bulls made to £64 (£57.35), heif ers averaged £59, Limousin X bulls made to £258 (£170.70), heifers to £172 (£94.40), Sim- men tal X b ulls to £170
(£137.70). In the weaned calf section,
£260 (£213.75). Store pigs made to £19. In the fatstock section there
Friesian bulls averaged £135, beef X bulls made to £295 (£233.50) and beef X heifers to
were 390 cattle forward, includ ing 174 young bulls and 136 cows, and 1,740 sheep, includ ing 302 fat ewes. Certified clean cattle: Light
steers made to 111.8p (lOO.Zp), medium to 109.8p (103p), light heifers to 118.2p (102p), medium to 105.8p (98.9p) and heavy to 97.8p (95.6p).
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SATURDAY 6th JULY 12.00 till 5 0 0
RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL
A CONCERT Ciitheroe Castle Bandstand
SATURDAY, JULY 6th 2 p.m. — 5 p.m.
“THE MEL-O-TONES” (Ex-cellent from Liverpool)
“ R A C E ” (Ex-Alto Stratus from Blackburn)
“GONE TO EARTH” (Ex-Tobacco from Accrington)
—
was for a Limousin bull shown by J. M. Townsend at 126.2p. Young bulls made to 126.2p (112p), light steers averaged 94.2p, light heifers to 111.8p (100.6p), medium heifers to 101.2p (95.2p), heavy heifers to 87.2p (83.5p). Fat cows grade 1 made to 85.8p (82.5p), fat cows grade 2 to 83.2p (76.4p) and fat cows grade 3 to 75.2p (66.3p).
Uncertified cattle: Best price
WADDINGTON FC MONDAY, JULY 1st
TRAINING STARTS "'"at Twitter Lane,
dard lambs made to 186p (173.9p), medium to 181p (169.2p), heavy to 176p (166.4p), standard hoggs to 170p (150.5p), medium to 150p (136.Ip), heavy to 137.5p (133p). Overweight averaged 131p, fat ewes made to £45.20 (£30.45) and fat rams to £53 (£32.60).
In the sheep section, stan
Waddington at 6-30 p.m.
Followed by AGM at 8-30 p.m. in
Waddington Village Club | ALL PLAYERS AND NEWCOMERS WELCOME TO ATTEND
OF 1985 CLITHEROE
LIONS CLUB Invites you to
J THE BARN DANCE AND BARBECUE PHIL CASE DISCO
JUNE 28th, 8 p.m. at
HENTHORN FARM, CLITHEROE By Kind Permission ol M. and W. Spedding
LICENSED BAR
Tickets from R. Spedding 22147; I. Lloyd 24365; G. Bralthwalte 41277 or any Lions member
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Tel. E. Barrow PHP, MAHP WHALLEY 2610
Relaxation, Stress Relief, . Fears, Phobias
psychotherapy For group courses and
O N L Y £ 3 .7 5
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ANTIQUE
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Bring along any Items (or sale. Details Qrassihoton '752345_
Proceeds to the Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association
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Broughton Hall, Nr. Skipton SUNDAY 30th JUNE
' ■ • Adults £2 e 0.A.P.’s& Children £1. • 11a.m. onwards o - ■ Geoff Capes and the new World’s Strongest Man
Jon Pall Sigmarsson • TUg-o-war
• Shot putting • Pipe playing • Hammer throwing • Fell racing
| • Highland Dancing • Bars & Food ADMISSION £2 (Children £1)
• Caber tossing ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 15 THE LATE FILM. Anne
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SATURDAY, JULY 6th 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Stalls to open at 2 p.m.
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Pony Rides, Tombola. Games, ^ Prize Draw, etc.
Teas, Various Stalls OPENS B U R N LE Y FULLEDGE RECREATION GROUND,
MONDAY, JULY 1 st TO SATURDAY, JULY 6th Showtimes: Mon.,7-30 only; Tues. to Sat. 4-45 and 7-30
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1-05THE P AU L HOGAN SHOW. More of his humour.
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SUNDAY, JUNE 30th
THE BONNA CALENO (Showgroup)
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CONTINUING FRIDAY, JUNE 27th to THURSDAY at 7-30 p.m.
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3rd ANNUAL SUMMER FESTIVAL Saturday, June 29th — Sunday, July 7th
SATURDAY, JUNE 29th
2 p.m. Church and Vicarage OUTDOOR MARKET and AFTERNOON TEAS
SUNDAY, JUNE 30th Anniversary Servlcea
9-00 Holy Communion 10-30 FAMILY FESTIVAL
Crowning of Rose Queen by Mayor of Rlbble Valley.
Procession and Parish Lunch. 6-00 Sung Eucharist
MONDAY, JULY 1st 7-30 SCOTTISH EVENING
Displays by the Caledonian Society Ciitheroe RBL Pipe Band
For Senior Citizens Ciitheroe Evening TG Choir
TUESDAY, JULY 2nd 2-45 "THINE FOR EVER”
Guest Speaker: Rev. Alan Reid.
NELSON SALVATION ARMY BAND
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd 7-30 in church
Children 10p. Pay at the door FRIDAY, JULY 5th
6-
Field. Youth and Children's Sponsored Run.
7-
SATURDAY, JULY 6th 2-30 Entertainment by the Children
AMERICAN HOE-DOWN
Tickets £1.75.'Under 15 £1.50 SUNDAY, JULY 7th
10-30 FAMILY COMMUNION SS Prlzeglvlng by Miss B. Bingham
6-00 Evensong
EXHIBITION BY LOCAL TRADES AND INDUSTRIES DAILY IN CHURCH, 1-30 — 4-30 and 6-00 —.8-00
CLITHEROE PARISH; CHURCH
G A R D E N P A R T Y SATURDAY, JU N E 29th
at 22 BEVERLEY DRIVE by kind invitation of Mr and Mrs Brennan,........
to be opened at 2-30 p.m. by the Mayor of the Ribble Valley
(If wet, in the Parish-Hall)
STALLS, SIDESHOWS AND GAMES ADMISSION and TEA 30p. Children 20p For Missions and Local Charities
Lnanties Transport from Well Terrace from 2 p.m. ' rG C§& - Roberts Brothers9 s j c Or/
Burnley Road, A ll Tel. Accrington 3 f
LOUNGE BAR, 11 S.m| Evenings, 7 p.m. — I
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' Wednesday — Ssturdal slso Sundays, 12 noon f WEDDINGS CATERl
Resident Organist! Monday with "Mike*
FRIDAY AND SAT| JUNE 28th and 2
EDISON LIGHTI SATURDAY, JUN Comedian I
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FREE ADMISSION BEFOl — £1 AFTER |
THURSDAY, JUli
THE HILLSIl IN C O N C E l
with Bob RobeJ compere eng Admission f
Smart dress pis
Thanksgiving Services 9-00 Holy Communion
WORSTON MISSION THE ANNUAL
JUMBLE SALE SATURDAY, JUNE
29th at 2 p.m. Admission 5p
ianth< Theatre Group, Adults 50p,
THURSDAY, JULY 4th 2 p.m. Special Service MUMS and TODDLERS 7-30 Parish Hall “ LIFT OFF"
THE ROYAL OAK Ciitheroe
GOLDEN OLDIES
SOUNDS
from the 50s, 60s and 70s
SATURDAY JUNE 29th
from 8-30 p.m. (Basket meals available)
IN AID OF BRITISH KIDNEY PATIENTS’ ASSOCIATION
30 Edisford School PlayingMORNING in MAYOR’S PARLOUR
COFFEE
on SATURDAY JUNE 29th
10 a.m. — 12 noon Admission 25p
30 FAMILY BARBECUE and
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Please contact Mrs Gudgeon Tel. 27571
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SATURDAY, JULY 13th Lakeland Rose Festival Holker Hall...................................E5.20
SUNDAY, JULY 14th Fleetwood Street Celebration Day.....................................62.70
SUNDAY, JULY 21st Hope, Castleton and Blue John Mines............................ 63.30
MONDAY, JULY 22nd Blenheim and Oxlord............................................................
Chesterfield Medieval Market and Matlock Bath............ 64.20 TUESDAY, JULY 23rd , . „ '
Settle Market Special...........................................................62.30 WEDNESDAY, JULY 24th Klelder Dam, Forest and Hadrian's Wall..........................65.25
THURSDAY, JULY 25th Chester and Llangollen...................................................... ..
FRIDAY, JULY 26»h Alton Towers...................... ................................................... SATURDAY, JULY 27th Kendal Steam Gathering and Shopper..............................E3-95
SUNDAY, JULY 28th Grange, Conlston, Hawkshead and Windermere.............64.20
MONDAY, JULY 29th Stratford and The Cotswold...............................................65.30
TUESDAY, JULY 30th The Beamish Experience....................................................66.00
Durham City......................................................................... 65.45 WEDNESDAY, JULY 31st Nottingham and Robin Hood Country...............................C4.95
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1st Betsw-y-Coed, Caernarvon and Llanberls........................64.95 FRIDAY, AUGUST 2nd Gretna Green and Moffat.................................................... 65.95
Sklpton Market Special.......................................................62.30
SUNDAY, AUGUST 4th Chatsworth and Buxton......................................................63.30 Special Reductions for OAPs and Children
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