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BBC-1 ) ( BBC-2 ) 8-30 THE HUNTER
8-35 THE MUPPET BABIES MOSATURDAY SUPER STORE. Bob Geldof, Slade and organists Carlo Curley perform.
12-15GRANDSTAND, intro duced by Desmond Lynam. 12-25, Football Focus; 12- 50. Skiing; 1-05, News summary, weather; 1-10, 1-. 40, World Bowls: first semi- linal ot the Indoor Champi onship; 1-25, 1-55, 2-35, Racing from Newbury and Leopardstown; 2-10, 3-20, Ice Hockey: Streatham Redskins v Whitley War riors; 3-50, Half-times; 3-55, Rugby League: highlights of a second-round tie; 4-35, Final Score.
5-05 NEWS, WEATHER
5-15 R E G I O N A L SPORT/NEWS
5-20PERFECT S TR A NG ERS. Larry gives refuge to a pregnant woman and devises his own "emer gency childbirth plans.'1
5- 45 JIM'LL FIX IT . . . for a boy who wants a girl friend for a day, and 39 children from Dr Barnado's who have the trip of a lifetime.
6-
for Clive, but Joe Maplin announces her engagement to Spike, which real ly annoys Spike's girl friend.
6- 55 B O B ' S 7- F U L L
HOUSE. Four contestants hope to win a dream holiday in TV's bingo quiz.
MAGIC SHOW. Paul attempts the most danger ous escape of his career at the Blackpool Tower Circus.
8-
ancier disappears, Jim starts some routine investi gations which soon become unexpectedly complicated.
9-
TIAL. More comedy from Jasper Carrott.
9- 45 NEWS. SPORT
10- 00 C AGN E Y AND L A CEY. Mary Beth and Chris tine are fighting against child pornography, but it brings home some frighten ing truths to them.
10-
Year, starring Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn. Doris and George are happily married, but not to each other.
12-40 WORLD BOWLS. Closing stages of the second semi-final.
1-20 WEATHER
2-25 FILM. Gunga Din. Army sergeants Cary Grant, Vic tor McLaglen and Douglas Fairbanks jun., despatched to deal with a murderous sect of religious fanatics.
4-20 THE SKY AT NIGHT. Pa trick Moore describes how amateurs study variable stars.
4- 40 W O R L D BOWLS. Semi-finals.
5-
CLUB. Final stages of the Canberra Cruise's World Bridge Trophy.
820MICRO LIVE. How the BBC and ITV monitor their audiences.
850 NEWSVIEW 7-
younger interpreters of music and dance.
8- 45 SATURDAY REVIEW. The talents of the lyricist Lorenz Harl are assessed.
9- 30WORLD BOWLS. More action from the semi-finals.
10- 00 FILM. A Film-maker's Jour ney. George Stevens jun's film tribute to his father.
11-
ring Katharine Hepburn. (1- 35 close).
20 HI-DE-HI! Gladys is falling 9-25 NO. 73
11- 05 THE GREATEST AMERI- ■ CAN HERO. Espionage snowballs into murder.
12- 00 NEWS 12-05 SAINT & GREAVSIE. A
20THE PAUL DANIEL’S
1- 2-
15 BERGERAC. When a fin
look at the week's outstand ing football moments.
1 2 -3 0WRESTLING f r om Hereford.
20 UFO
comedy series about a perky little girl and a grumpy old man.
2-45 DARTS. MFI World Pairs Championship.
10CARROTT CONFIDEN
4- 45 RESULTS SERVICE. To day's sports results.
5- 00 NEWS
805WALT DISNEY PRES ENTS. Gho stb u sle rs Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy are given the runaround.
50 FILM. Same Time, Next
815 CONNECTIONS. Sixth-for mers compete in the last- moving general knowledge quiz chaired by Sue Robbie.
845 THE A-TEAM. This week the soldiers of fortune pay back an old debt.
845 C A N N O N A N D
BALL. Tommy Canon has a hard time this week.
7-15MY AND MY GIRL. An aunt dies and leaves Simon some money and some relative problems.
SUNDAY m
8- 9- 9-
10- 11-
55 PLAY SCHOOL 15 UMBRELLA
30 THIS IS THE DAY 10- 00 ASIAN MAGAZINE
10-30 TAKE NOBODY'S WORD FOR IT
55 B U O N G I O R N O
I T A L I A ! It a l i a n for beginners.
EVERYDAY YOGA 11-30 P A R E N T
GRAMME. Parents of chil dren with special educa tional needs.
11- 45 TELE JOURNAL. News tram Germany.
12- 10 SEE HEAR for the deaf. 12-35 FARMING
1- 00THIS WE E K NE X T WEEK. Week ly p r o gramme of lively discussion with those in power.
2- 00 EASTENDERS. Omnibus edition.
3- 00 FILM. Night and Day. Cary Grant stars in this musical t r ibute to Cole Por ter (1946).
5-05 BUGS BUNNY IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT
5- 6-
SHOW from Preston.
30 A N T IQ U E S R O A D
15.LIFELINE. Charity news
and updates on recent TV appeals.
6-25 NEWS, WEATHER 6- 40 SONGS OF PRAISE from Oxford University.
7-
WINE. There are plans afoot to release Howeard and Wally from the suffer ings and shackles of house
hold chores and married life.
7- 45 M I S S M A R P L E : NEMESIS (2). Prof. Wan- stead has some important information for Miss Marple.
8- 40 MASTERMIND. Four more contenders.
9- 10- 10 NEWS, WEATHER
9-25 THAT'S LIFE! With Esther Rantzen and team.
S E A R C H FOR EL DORADO (new series). Exploring the impact of Chr ist iani ty on South America.
11- 00 DESIGNERS. The work of designers.
11-
LIFE. Les Edwards used to be a foreman painter, but he gave it all up to become self-sufficient on a small holding in Dorset.
12- 00 WEATHER BC-2 )
2-00 RUGBY SPECIAL. John Player Special Cup: Orrell v Harlequins.
2- 40TH E WEEK IN THE LORDS
3- 20 W O R L D BOWLS. Embassy World
825 MAX, THE 2,000-YEAR- OLD MOUSE
830 DISNEY’S ADVENTURES OF TH E G U M M I
15 LAST OF THE SUMMER
BEARS. Animated comedy series centred around the adventures of six magical bears.
10- 00 NO. 73. Dawn is still wait ing for her prince to come.
1830THE ADVENTURES OF BLACK BEAUTY. Black Beauty begins to behave very strangely.
11- 00 MORNING WORSHIP from Holy Innocents Church, Fal- lowfield, Manchester.
10 E V E R Y M A N : T H E
12- 00 W E E K E N D WORLD. Matthew Parris heads an expert team ana lysing the issues that make the news.
1-00 MEMBERS ONLY. Allan Roberts, Labour MP for Bootle.
1-05 AAP KAA HAK 1-10 WI S H YOU WE R E HERE Travel programme.
30THE R E A L GOOD
1- 40 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT. Mi chael Winstanley examines topical issues.
2- 00 ENCOUNTER. Life along the Ganges, from the foot hills of the Himalayas to the Holy City of Benares.
2-30 SUNDAY MATINEE. The Hasty Heart. The men in a Burma military hospital try to make friends with an embittered young Scotsman because they know he is dying. Richard Todd, Ron ald Reagan, Patricia Neal (1949).
4-30 A LITTLE PRINCESS. Mr Carmichael leaves for Russia.
800 BELLAMY ON TOP OF THE WORLD. David Bel-
AVR G PY
20 L Y N M A R S H A L L ' S P R O
Indoor Championship: the final.
4-40 MUSIC IN CAMERA. Elgar Sonata for Violin and Piano.
810THINKING ALOUD. Ger many, the “ divided heart of Europe.”
850 SKI SUNDAY. Busy week end for slalom specialists.
830 TH E PROGRAMME
7-15 WORLD BOWLS. The final draws to a close.
7-45 THE NATURAL WORLD: THE DECIDING FAC TOR. The evolutionary pro cess has made animals good decision makers.
835C R U F T S ' 8 7 . T h e Supreme Champion.
825DID YOU SEE? Sarah
Dunant discusses Moon lighting (BBC2), The Newly wed Game (LWT) and The Steelches (Channel 4).
1810 FILM. Northanger Abbey. Adaptation of Jane Austen novel.
11-40 WORLD BOWLS. Climax to the Embassy World Indoor Bowls Champi onship. (12-15 close).
M O N E Y
lamy sets out for the North Pole.
830BULLSEYE with Jim Bowen.
6-00THE T E L E V I S I O N SHOW. What's on the box next week.
830 NEWS 6- 40HIGHWAY. This week Harry visits Hartlepool and hears weather girl Wincey Willis tell the tale of the monkey that was hanged as a French spy.
7-
Walker hosts this hi-tech puzzle game.
7-45 S U R P R I S E S U R PRISE with Cilia Black.
845 NEWS
845 C R A Z Y L I K E A FOX. Harry becomes the target of a murderer.
1800THE WORLD ACCORD ING TO SMITH AND JONES. A comic look at the history of the world.
1830 TH E SOUTH B A N K SHOW. Thomas Allen, one of this country's leading baritones.
11-30 HOTEL. Mrs Cabot plays at being a matchmaker and Chri stine inher i ts an unusual problem. (12-25 close).
C h a n n e l -4 ) 825 SUNDAY EAST
1800THE WO R L D TH IS WEEK. Int er national issues.
11-00 W O R Z E L 11- G U M -
MIDGE. Worzel gets a job at the fair.
finds himself in love for the first time.
12- 30 THE TUBE. Pop show. 2-OOPOB'S
P R O -
GRAMME. Special guest, poet Brian Patten, tells of a lovable garden gnome.
2-30 FILM. The Road lo Glory. Powrful film about life in the trenches (1936).
4-20 FELLER BY THE NAME OF. Light-hearted farce stars Fulton Mackay.
800R O B IN S O N C O U N TRY. Robert Robinson in Devon.
830NEWS SUMMARY and Weather followed by THE BUSINESS PROGRAMME
815 INTERNATIONAL BAD MINTON. British Airways Masters.
7-15THE W O R L D AT WAR. The Soviet Union 1941-1943.
815 STATE OF THE ART 815 ARMCHAIR THEATRE. A Night Out. Harold Pinter's first play for television.
1820 FILM. A Severed Head. Screen version of Iris Mur doch’s novel (1970).
12-10 THE TWILIGHT ZONE. A
Martian from an unidentified flying object joins passen gers on a bus. (12-35 close).
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7-45 THE PRICE IS RIGHT with Leslie Crowther.
845 NEWS, SPORT 800 DEMPSEY AND MAKE PEACE. Makepeace's best friend is murdered and Dempsey shows her another side of his nature.
1800 ASPEL & COMPANY. Mi chael Aspel invites you to join him in the company of stars and celebrities.
1845 DARTS. MFI World Pairs Championship.
50 INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE
11-45 THE LATE FILM. Taste of Excitement. A man has bee n k i l l e d on the Dover/Boulogne car ferry. What is the connection between the murdered man and a young girl travelling through the French country side? (1968) (1-30 close).
30WORKSHOP. B r illia n t C h a n n e l -4 )
825 A QUESTION OF ECO NOMICS. Is the City Doing a Proper Job?
850MONEYSPINNER. Com pany perks that sometimes don't pay off.
50 FILM. Alice Adams, star
1820 THE LIVING BODY. How and why the living body SlGGpS
1845 THE WORLD: A TELEVI SION HISTORY. The Age of Iron, 2000 BC to AD 200.
11-
last men going to sea under sail to make a living.
15ISAURA THE SLAVE
GIRL. Donna Ester is dead. Her libertine son, Leoncio, persecutes Isaura.
12-55 FOUR AMERICAN COM POSERS. John Cage.
2- 00 FILM. Kidnapped. Swash buckling adventure (1938).
3- 40 FILM. Where's the Fire? Will Hay in this knockabout comedy (1939).
15 PUNKY BREWSTER. New
805 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS 6- 00 R IG H T
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REPLY. Viewers air their views on TVs output.
830THE GREAT AUSTRA LIAN BOAT ROACE. The America's Cup.
7- OONEWS SUMMARY and Weather followed by 7 DAYS
7-30 BANDUNG FILE 815 PIONEERS OF SOCIAL ISM. The period in which the Labour Party was born.
800 THE POWER GAME. Cas wel l Bligh sees John Wilder's relationship with Susan as an opportunity to destroy his rival.
8554 MINUTES, with Irene Handl, Eric Francis.
10- 00SATURDAY LIVE. Ben Elton presents alternative comedy and music.
11- 12-
out concert at Birmingham's NEC.
Weir 's black comedy (1979). (1-40 close).
1 . ) 15 SPANDAU BALLET. Sel- 15 FILM. The Plumber. Peter
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Sun., Feb. 22nd £9 adults; £8 children
Sunday, March 6th £15.50
Saturday, March 14th £11.00
Thursday, April 16th £22.00
Tuesday, April 21st £22.50
Monday, April 27th £16.00
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CLITHEROE FOOTBALL CLUB PUBLIC
MEETING to be held on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th at the WHITE LION HOTEL,
MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE at 8 p.m.
To discuss the future of the club in general and Floodlight Appeal in particular.
EVERYONE and ANYONE is welcome to attend, whether to offer help or to voice opinions.
If you the club's interest at heart — COME ALONG
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th J PAUL WHITE
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PARISH CHURCH OF ST PAUL, LOW MOOR SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15th
EDUCATION SUNDAY 9-00 Holy Communion
10-30 FAMILY FESTIVAL with pupils of Edisford School.
6-00 Sung Eucharist (Mothers' Union Wave of Prayer)
FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27th and 28th Grand C onc e rt
“ W h e n Y o u ’r e S m i l i n g " Tickets £1.00, Under-15 50p.
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Tickets: £2.25; Senior Citizens and Children under
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For two weeks,we have given everyone something to laugh about. Due to the overwhelming public response, this film will be retained for a further week. If you have not seen it, make your way to the Civic Hall. If you have, what about a second viewing?
The film "Top Gun” will now be shown in a few weeks.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12th to FRIDAY at 7-30 p.m.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th — 8 p.m Free admission.
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Contact
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21s t to 28th February, 1987. ' Cl i theroe Par ish C h u r c h A m a t e u r Dramat ic and Operat ic Society pre sen t “ Bless th e Br id e .”
2 6 t h , 2 7 th an d 2 8 th FEBRUARY. — Chat- b u r n P l a y in g F ie ld s C om m i t t e e . P u s s in Boots.
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4 th Ma r c h , C l i th e r o e Co n c e r t Society, Mistry S t r i n g Q u a r t e t , C .R .G . S . (C h a t b u r n Road si te) , 7-30 p.m.
13th MARCH. FRIDAY. — H o d d e r V a l l e y F o x h o u n d s , A n n u a l Dinne r Dance. Newton.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 12th.
OLD TIME MUSIC Tickets: [2.50 I
THURSDAY, MARCH 19th 1 CHRIS BARBER'S
6th and 7th March, Con c e r t of Yo u th . Civic Hall in aid of Nat ional Ch i ld r en ’s Home.
Sa tu rd ay , 14th March. G e l d a r d S i n g e r s a t Tr ini ty Church.
1 9 t h , 2 0 th an d 2 1 s t MARCH. — Bol ton-by- Bowland Drama Group p r e s en t a musical “ A Ro y a l Flu sh . — In q u i r ie s Bol ton-by-Bow- land 277.
and BLUES BAM Tickets: C4.50. £5.0C|
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