2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, July 3rd, 1986


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) What's on...What’s on...What’s on...What’s on...What’s on... S B SATURDAY / ................ . . . . . \ BBC-1 J «s


6.45 01’KN UNIVERSITY: Technology: Television. 7.10 Which Tost To Use. 7 35 Ethnic Minorities: Col­ our. 8.00 Cellular Immun­ ology.


10.55 GRANDSTAND: In t ro ­ duced bv Desmond Lvnnm,


featuring 105 p.m. News: Weather. WIMBLEDON Lad ie s ' Single s Final. CRICKET: THIRD TEST:


England v India. (Timet­ able (subject to alteration) 1100 Cricket 1.10 Tennis).


5.55 NEWS; Weather News 0.05 REGIONAL NEWS and Sport.


6.10 NORTH WEST FRON­ TIER: Kenneth More and


0.10 SORRY! Timothy dips his toe in the antique trade.


8.15 THE BOB MONK.IOUSK SHOW: with guests David F ro s t and The Flying Pickets


9.25 NEWS AND SPORT: Weather News


9 .1 0 IN T E R N A T I O N A L ATHLETICS: The Bislett


111.25 CAGNEY AND LACEY: The detectives find the


Games


task of hunting a thief who stole Dlutomum hindered by government interfe­ rence Christine, as another b i r th d a y a p p ro a c h e s , broods on tune passing, while Mary Beth's dream house moves nearer to realltv


11.15 WIMBLEDON: Highlights of this afternoon's action,


while Ge rald Williams looks forward to tomor­


rows Men s championship


12.15 THIRD TEST: The Cor- nhill Insurance Test Senes


12.15 WEATHER


( BBC- Ol'KN UNIVERSITY


1.55 THIRD TEST AND WIMB­ LEDON 86. Coverage of The Cornhlll Insurance Test Senes. England v In­ dia from Edgbaston on the third day's play. From Wimbledon action from the Ladies' Singles Final fol­ low ed by th e M en 's Doubles Final and the ; Ladies' Doubles Final


Lauren Bacall star in an adventure about a British officer's rescue of a young Hindu prince from a rebel­ lion In India's North West Frontier province and their daring escape attempt on an old steam train


8.30 THE SATURDAY PIC­ TURE SHOW: Les Dawson is in the studio and Oury Davies presents the latest videos.


vie'ws a week of news in


:tures — with subtitles; 'wither.


8.25 ZUBIN MEHTA MASTER­ CLASS. The Indlan-bom


musician in s tru cts s tu ­


9.25 THE SEARCHERS. Texan ranchers fall for nn Indian


dents in the art of the b aton, iFirst shown In 1963).


11.20 THE GIANT SPIDER IN­ VASION. Scientists are


ruse to draw them away from home and one spends 5 years searching for the C om a n c h e c h ie f who obduct-s his young niece. John Wayne stars.


called in after an explosion near a small Wisconsin


town is followed by the appearance of deadly spid­ ers. Barbara Hale nnd Steve Brodle star.


K a B l l l l S


6.55 GOOD MORNING BRIT­ AIN. Introduced by Mike


Monts. 6.58 Weather. 7 00


News. 7.08 Regional Re­ port 7.10 Sport.


7.30 THE WIDE AWAKE CLUB. Join the WAC gang for an action packed pro­ gramme with celebrity in­ te rv iew s . m u s ic a n d features, Including Tessa Sanderson and young sin­ ger Zoe. Dr Pete Rowan


returns with more Body Bits, the WAC gang lakes a look at life on the London Stock Exchange, nnd there is news of activities and events on Zoo Month. Plus further adventures of Flip­ per. News at 825, Ghosts. Monsters and Legends, the bed-making competition.


WAC Snax and the spelling game


9.25 GET FRESH!. The Rocket lands this week on what seems to be foreign soil but turns out to be Weymouth in Dorset


11.30 TEKRAHAWKS. Time Warp. Zelda tries to Intro­ duce u lime warp Into Hnwknest.


mingham.


1.00 AIRPORT. Burt Lancaster. Dean Martin An airport general manager has to deal with several emergen­ cies during a violent snow­


3.20 MURDER, SHE SAID. Miss Murple becomes In­ volved in murder when he sees a man strangling a woman on the train pass­ ing in the opposite direc­ tion. Starring Margaret Rutherford. ArthUr Ken­ nedy. Muriel Pavlov


storm.


.ts NEWS VIEW wijhw J a n "t ^ Leeming Moira Stuart re- ' r


kins returns homtsjo AdmiralrBenbow b e ­


SUNDAY


( BBC-1 ) ( BBC-2 ) ( Granada rr. « rr ritin M o u s iN t ; m m


6 15 — 8.25 OPEN UNIVERSI- TV: Biology Drinking Motivation 7.10 Topology-


Covering Surfaces 7.35 En­ gineering Structures 8 00 Ecology. Seats 8 25 The Nature of Chemistry.


K.55 PLAY SCHOOL 9.15 KNOCK KNOCK: Songs and stones about making


9.38 THIS IS T1IE DAY: Wor­ ship uniting viewers at home


the right choices


10.00 ASIAN MAGAZINE 10.30 THE GREAT PALACE:


It s construction history as a parliamentary centre


11.20 CAMEO: A stiort film about some of the beautiful


'featured' birds who share Majorca with the sun wor­ shipping hulidav makers


11.30 SEABROOK'S YEAR: The life of shepherd and farm- wi.rker Richard Heabrook


12.00 CARTOON: Honevland 12.10 SEE HEAR! Magazine fur : and hard of hearing


viewers


12.35 FARMING with Philip Wn \n:i. D.»n Cherrmgton. Les­


lie r.jttmgton and Claire Powell 12 5 H Weather NeWS


LOU NEWS HEADLINES 1.(15 BONANZA: The Ponder osit r.ii.''!'. ;s quarantined


I. F e .lt


2 00 EASTLNDERS: Omnibus Edition Del Sgt Quick


inrervu ws Kelvin and Cas- >,:< about the burglary at t ’.e r


j u s surgery The


•een.igers vote on a line up for then band Lofl> taxes Mad.-He to visit his otJy dose relative, nnd Angie j.as an aie.i tor a wedding pre-ei.t


3 .0 (m .\K A I A I) IT I : John Mill*- is James Mason's co- star thus film about two ex army officers whose old rivalry ;s re Kindled when a chan' e meeting on Tahiti elicits a confession from


’ I


•


oi.e -Mills' that he was responsible fur the other's :gr.ominous dismissal from


4.35 CARTOON TIME


. 5.05 GREAT RAILWAY JOUR­ NEYS OF THE WOULD: Across southern India


6.05 W ILD BRITAIN: A natural history magazine mixing


items from the studio in Bristol with live pictures


6.30 SEWS: Weather news 6.10 HOME OS SUNDAY: Pavil


Eddington in Ixmdon


“ 7.15 A DEADLY PUZZLE. A »


young wife becomes en­ tangled in a chilling p at­


tern of international intri­ gue when she investigates her husband s disappear- mice in a plane crash


9.59 WIMBLEDON: highlights


10.50 CHOIC ES II .


- Yorkshire Dales. 1J,55 W EATHER


8.50 NEWS: Weather News 9.05 THAT'S LIFE: Ranuen and team


Karen Valentine and Ben Masters star In a suspense thriller (1982)


6.50-1.05 OPEN UNIVERSITY I.3Q PAGES FROM CEE! AX


1.45 GRANDSTAND in t r o ­ duced by Desmond Lynam WIMBLEDON 86 The M e n s F in a l MOTOR


rTiACINO French Grand T n x with commentators


6.50 FOLEY SQUARE. A furni­ ture deuler is making DA Alex Hamgsms life rather difficult in this week s edi­ t io n of th e American comedv .les


"Murray Walker and James Hunt


1.15 COWGIRLS. Faye Dun away narrates document­ ary looking a t women pioneers who helped tame the Wild West anil their present dav counterparts


8.05 FAVOURITE THINGS. 8.35 DANCEMAKKRS. A pro


file of Tom Jobe, including two ballets he has choreog­ raphed 'Liquid Assets’, a humorous look at New York office life and 'Hite Elertnk'. about picking up partners in a London disco


9.20 GRAND PKlX.The French Grand Pnx


9.50 THE AFI SALUTE TO JOHN HUSTON. Paul


55 BUGS BUNNY: Rabbit s II 0 5THE MALTESE FALCON.


Thriller with Humphrey Bogart as private eye Sam Spede


(yGBBnnll|4:|


1.05 IRISH ANGLE looks at the craft of a potter from Bennettsbrulge


1.35 MODEL MAGIC a visit to the I>mdun Toy and Model Museum to see how models


2.0t) KIDS’ KAFE T o d ay . Macho Soup. Eggstra Easy Omelette und Yog-a-Log


developed from toys, and a look at the work of Bassett Lowke


2.30 VICTORIA THE GREAT


4.45 DUHRELL IN RUSSIA. Nature series


G937). Film biography of Queen Victonu portrayed bv Anna Neagle


5.15 NEWS SUMMARY anil weather followed by w all of light .the use of glass in modern architecture


6.15 1986 TOUR DE FRANCK.


7.15 THE ARABS Series about Arab history


8.15 CAUGHT IN A WEB. TonlRht, a look at garden fetes and garlic festivals and the importance of church, manor house and rnatne in the cementing of two very different com­ munities


9.15 PICTURING WOMEN. Film a b o u t th e ways


women picture themselves and the world, nnd the way the world pictures them


30 FAVOURITE WALKS: The


10.20 SABOTEUR (1942) Alfred Hitchcock thriller Robert Cummings ns a factory worker suspected of sabot­ age and going on the run


Newman was among the stars who saluted the direc­ tor when h«* won the Ameri­ can Film In s t i tu te s Life Achievement Award m 1983


AIN. Commencing with " Thought lor it Sundav "


i .ouaki: y o p aw a k i : v i ; r . \ Presented by Julie Brown with music from Peter Gos­ ling and interrupted by Terry in the top bunk Children's series with stor­ ies. jokes, games, things to make and things to do


7.25 T in : t . rm .K s . 7.50 WAC KXTHA. Sunday


supplement of the Wide Awake Club, with fun fa lures including WAC Snax. the WAC la-tter Link and WAC Attack


h.io p ic k o f t i i i : w i;i :k . With Jem Harnett


8.27 MAYS HKADUNKS.


8 30 JONATHAN DIMBI.F.BY ON Sl'NDAY. Looks back over U.- mass media vered events of the u and takes a dose look at issues ol current impv anre


9.25 MAX. Till: 21)1)0 YKAK- Ol.D-MOl SK. Michelange­


9.35 CALIFORNIA HIGH- WAYS. Illusions. Fun and Art Th*- journey around Amer ic a s west co a s t attractions


lo PT1D9 Cartoon fun and learning


COME TO THE ANNUAL SUMMER GARDEN PARTY


10.(10 MORNING WORSHIP. From St Francis Homan Catholic Church. Nailsca, Avon


11.00 I.1VK AND l.KAUK


11.25 AAP KAA HAK. Asian | programme


.


11.30 THIS IS YOl’R RIGHT. Michael Wmstanley and Lynetti Llthgnw examine and discuss topical issues


12.00 JOBWATCH. Looks another aspect uf adult education


12.30 TAKK 30. The Magic Fid , die Enter the magical


world of Irish la-gend


1.00 HKVKI.ATION. People talk about the momenta that have had a profound effect on thetr lives


1.30 CANDID CAMKRA, 2.00 HOMKO AMD J l ’LIKT. Z e f f i re l l i 's v e r s io n of S h a k e s p e a re 's ta le y o u n g love S ta r r in g Leonard Whiting. Olivia Hussey


4.30 THi: CAMI’BKLLS. John Is kidnapped by a migrat­


ing band on Iroquois who believe his fatl er has killed two members of their tribe


5.00 MCRDKR. SHK WROTK. Tough Guys Don't Die. P r 1 v a t e e y e H a r r y McGraw's purtner is mur­ dered while working on several different cases


6.00 ALBION MARKKT. Keith helps Louise to a new start Lisa and Alun win on the wheel — Larry and Brenda lose the lot


6.30 NKWS. 6.40 APPKAL. On behalf of


Lepra


6.15 HIGHWAY. Bradford 7.15 WINNKR TAKKS ALL. With Jlmmv Turburk


I . ma serial set in Australia


9.35 NKWS. 9.50 THE KKAI. WORLD. C.o


For Oolri Return of the programme that makes sci­ entists make sense


ADVERTISING PAYS DIVIDENDS


10.20 THE JIMMY VOPNG TB LK VI S I ON PRO- GRAMMK. Jimmy Young, guests and the studio audi­ ence discuss the Issues that really matter to you


II . A Nice Girl Like You 45 RKTL'RN TO KDKN. Dra­


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superb new decor helps to create the perfect informal pul) atmosphere for you


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choice of delicious dishes and a sumptuous selection of mouth-watering desserts. Just trv our ice-crcam specials. (beat food and great value - with a


hospitality: a wide


S-course meal available for around £•!. .Add to that a fine selection of wines,


and of course your favourite Whitbread Ales and lagers,and you’ve found the


05 Till: LA N* FILM What : f ~ io v ;i tasty time out, there's something ideal place to enjoy a relaxing drink and to


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a meal out. So if you’re planning a trip to the


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It’ s opening time at the new Spread Eagle, Barrow.


12.00 NEWS. 12.05 WRESTLING. From Bir­


7.00 ALL CRICKET AND WKL- I LIES. Excitement grips the town as the folk prepare for I the gTent annual Bally- | gobackwards Sports Day.


8.00 HUNTER. Biggest Man In I Town. Rick and Dec Dee go undercover In a wealthy resort to investigate the murder of a blackmailer.


9.00 NEWS. 9 .1 5 IN TK R N A T IO N A L ATHLETICS. The Bislett I Games from Oslo Intro­


duced by Jim Rosenthal.


10.30 MOG. Scries featuring the hapless petty thief MOO.


11.00 THE BATTLE OF NKRKT- VA. Exciting re creation of | the World War II escape from the Germans by the | Yugoslavian Army led by


mmail


Marshall Tito across the River Neretvn. Starring Yu! Brynner. Hardy Kru­ ger. Orson Wells. Franco j Nero


1.45 RACING from Sandown In tro d u c ed by Brough Scott.


3.20 1 DIDN'T DO IT 0915) C omed y th r i l le r with G eo rg e F o rm b y a s a would-be entertainer who becomes the target for a killer.


5.05 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS. It s Heather and Nicholas'


wedding day and everyone but Harry Cross has been invited to the reception. Sheila Grant is under threat lrom several direc­ tions and Sandra and Dr. Murrell are warned against pursuing their case


6.00 RIGHT TO REPLY. View­ ers put their views on TVs output


6.30 1986 TOUR DE FRANCE A look at today's two stages - Nanterre to Srrau x and Me’ldon to St Quentin en- YveUncs — the first road stage followed by a team time trial


7.30 NEWS SUMMARY and weather follower! by the


7.30 PEOPLE TO PEOPLE: The first of three programmes comparing village life in Dorset and in Provence. France.


Sons of Abraham In many Muslim countries Dervish orders are banned, and much of tonight's pro­ gramme was filmed at sec­ ret gatherings where they seek to reach absolute knowledge of God through hvnnotic trances


FRIENDS OF CLITHEROE HOSPITAL Invite you to their


ANNUAL


SUMMER FETE at the Hospital


8.30 Kl'ROTUBE 86 A five hour edition of THE TUBE live throughout Europe In­ cluded in the cast ol thousands' are Arcadia Kcargai Sharkey. A-Ha EuiyUmhcs


SATURDAY 5th JULY 2-5pm


\ / t l / g' i TeaetcPony Rides * ' I v / ,


Slaidburn Silver Band Longridae Rosettes


.Various Stalls . MEMBERS AND BONA FIDE GUEST


i * i Assheton Arms Downham v


CAR TREASURE HUNT Friday 11th July.


are holding a on


Bottle of Champagne for the winner!


£3 per person includes supper a disco till 1 am. _____


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COACHES AVAILABLE. SCHOOLTRIPS,


W.I., CCHS. BROWNIES.YOUTH GROUPS WE CAN ORGANISE YOUR TRIP


Tol. Clithoroo 4 1227 to book your car in now as ontranco is limited


CANAL CRUISES MV Marton Emperor


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(Continental coach holidays of quality I from North East Lancashire IGRAND EUROPEAN


H O L ID A Y S


114-DAY TOUR {Departing Saturday, 19th July - £262 (full board (accomm.). Staying four nights in the beautiful Austrian ■village ol Oetz set in the Tyrol region, before continuing ■onto Lido Di Josoto on the Italian coast for sevon nights. {Excursions included Lake Garda, Venice, Garmish and (Dborammorgau and Solden.


IAUSTRIAN TYROL, OETZ


110-DAY TOUR ■Departing Friday, 8th August, £190 (lull board accomm.). land


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10 Friday, 12th September, £190 (full board accomm.). ISolden.


I l id o d i j e s o l o , ■ITALIAN 10-DAY TOUR


{Departing Friday, 22nd August, £167 (full board laccomm.). II its the sun your after then Lido Di Jesolo is {tho place - miles upon milos of superb beach. Situated Icloso to tho city of Venice which is a tourist resort in its {own right. Excursions included: Lako Garda and Venice.


(SANTA SUSANA,


[SPAIN 10-DAY TOUR {Depart Friday, 26th Soplombor, £142 (full board laccomm.). Situated whero tho Costa Brava meets tho ICosta Dorada. A haven for sun-worshippers swimmers, land for thoso who enjoy an easy holiday. Santa Suasana toilers broad golden benches and calm bluo seas. {Excursion included: Barcelona.


{Alt coach travel is aooaro one of our own executive {coaches fitted to the highest continental standards


{ fo r comfort and safety. Tho coaches are fitted with |reclining seats, toilet and washroom facilities, TV {and video, drinks dispenser, fridge and full air {suspension for a comfortable journey. The coaches {a re staffed by our own drivcr/couriers who will be (staying with you throughout the holida1


ALSO BRITISH TOURS AVAILABLE


For further details please: I Telephone ACCRINGTON 3 9 8 9 1 1


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RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL SERVING THE COMMUNITY


Parish of St Paul, Low Moor


2pm Service for Children & All


6J0pm Tomorrow, Friday 4th July JUNIOR DISCO


SUMMER FESTIVAL Today,


Thursday 3rd July


6.30pm Sponsored run at EDD1SFORD SCHOOL


Barbeque & American Hoc-down


Saturday 5th July 7.30pm Family


Sunday 6th July Exhibition ol Historic Records and photographs ends Sunday


10.30 Family Communion A Sunday School Prizegiving 5.00 Si Ann's Court 6.00 Evensong


FESTIVAL THANKSGIVING SERVICES 9.00 Holy Communion


HORSE & BAMBOO THEATRE presents


TALES FROM


A MASK SHOP SATURDAY, JULY 5 at 7 p.m.


PARISH CHURCH HALL, CLITHEROE Admission: Adults, £1.80: Children, £1 Advance tickets lrom:


The Tourist Information Centre, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL Se rv i n g t he C ommu n i t y


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Music Nightly vrfth Guest Artists


LOUNGE BAR Bar Snack* available.


Open Lunchtimes. Substantial


CARVERY


Wednesday, Saturday 7 p jn . - 6-30 p.m.


Sunday, 42 noon • 5-30 p.m.


CABARET LOUNGE FRIDAY and SATURDAY


WINSTON


FANTASTIC CABARET BAND SATURDAY ONLY


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COBRA BAR ANO OfSCO 9 p.m. -1 a.m.


CLITHEROE CENTRAL WORKING MEN'S CLUB


1 Whalldy-Road, Clitheroe 23337 SATURDAY, JULY 5th


TITTLE TATTLE Members and Bona Fide Guests


(Boy/GIrl Pop Duo)


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YOU to the following lor helping to make the Whalley Mediaval Fayre " such a sucess.


Lancashire Evening Toloaraph WhaTloy Abbey Lancashire County Constabulary Whalley Playing Fields Management Committee Darwen Sub Aqua Club Lancashire County Council Ribble Valley County Council Oldfield Travel Notion Ltd. North West Water Authority Tanoy System Alan Bloazard Mayor & Mayoress of tho Ribble Valley Tho Ossie Cloggors British Red Cross


Framos and Pictures, Whalloy Whalley Library


Fentons, Whalley Booths, Clithoroo Clithoroo Advertiser All Advertisers and Sponsors The Stall Holders Lion Friends and Relatives Residents of Whalley and District Tho public who came and supported us, everyone who has helped in any way


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3 r d A U G U S T , 1 9 6 6 , Sunday- — No r th Rib- blesdnle S p o r t s . Trade s ta l l s stil l avai lable — Tel. Set tle 3 9 2 1 .


S U N D A Y


T e d d y Be a r s P icn ic . Pendleton Village Hall-


17th Augus t . .Gro u n d s .


SEPTEMBER 7th 1986. Sabden An n u a l St r e e t Ma rk e t . Organised by H o lm e C o m m i t t e e . S a b d e . Enqui r ie s Tel. Padiham 76631.


2 2 n d SEPTEMBER. — R ib b l e Va l ley A d u l t E d u c a t i o n . A u t u m n t e rm s t a r t s . S p e c i a l s u p p l em e n t wi th full detai ls In this paper . Augus t 21s t .


DI SCO plus the Group


P R Y I NG EYES at Trinity Youth & Community Centre


Parson Lane, Clitheroe on Tuesday, July 8


7.30 p.m.-10.30 p.m. ALL WELCOME


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Is


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ST. JAMES CHURCH, CLITHEROE


f . ) V? A Concert in Church K y '


by


THE SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND and


ST. JAMES SCHOOL CHOIR


Tonight, THURS. JULY 3 at 7.30 p.m.


ADMISSION £1 or 50p O.A.P.’S and Children


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ON FRIDAY 4th JULY 1986


DON’T forget our usual Friday nights - on) £1.00 admission plus 50p drinks before, 10-30pm. Dancing 9pm. - 2am.‘ i


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