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THE DEIGHTON FAMILY


SATURDAY ( BBC-1 ) C Granada J


6-45 OPEN UNIVERSITY &*30 ROOBARB 8- 35 THE RACCOONS 9- 00 ON THE WATERFRONT


10-52 GRANDSTAND. 11-00 CRICKET, 1-00 NEWS. 1*05


• MOTOR RACING. 1-25 CRICKET. 2-00 RACING FROM ASCOT, 2-05 TEN­ NIS. 2-30 RACING FROM ASCOT. 2-35 TENNIS. 3-00 RACING FROM ASCOT, 3- 05 TENNIS, 3-35 RACING FROM ASCOT. 3-40 TEN­ NIS. 4-00 CRICKET.


W)5 NEWS; Weather


5-15 S P O R T / R E G I O N A L NEWS


5-20 ROLF HARRIS CARTOON TIME.


5- 45 MACGYVER. Mac is per­ suaded to take an assign­ ment to discover who is behind the murder of four undercover agents.


6- 35THAT’ S SHOW BU SI­ NESS. Showbiz quiz pre­ sented by Mike Smith, with Kenny Everett. Gloria Hunni- ford and their guests Lynda Bellingham, Nicky Campbell, Sylvia Syms and Chris Tarrant.


7- 05 THE LES DENNIS LAUGH­ TER SHOW


7- 35SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND


8- C5COLUMBO. Ray Milland and Bradford Dillman join Peter Flak for this story about a collector of rare plants who plans to cash in on a trust fund by faking his nephew's abduction. But the nephew turns up again • dead.


9- Weather


9-30 CASUALTY. Beggining a re-run of last year’s series. There are a number of new faces in the ward, including a new outpatients manager who finds herself in fero­ cious conflict.


10- 11-


comedy from Nick with John Stapleton and music from. Black.


STORY. Ryan O'Neal and Candice Bergen star in this “ Love Story" sequel with O'Neal as the widowed New Yorker forced to choose between his career as a law­ yer, the family business from which his father (Ray Mil- land) is about to retire, and a new high-powered girlfriend with a top job in the retailing business.


12- 40 THE ROCKFORD FILES 1-30 WEATHER


3-


5- 00ITN MORNING NEWS 6- 00 TVAM


9- 25 GHOST TRAIN


11- 30 THE CHART SHOW 12- 30 BATMAN I- 00 ITN NEWS. Followed by ITV National Weather.


1-05 GRANADA REPORTS


MOJOBWATCH 1-40THE


S A T U R D A Y


MATINEE. ‘ M a la c h i's Cove'. Cornwall in 1880. A 14-year-old girl who man-


■ ages to scrape a living by collecting and selling sea­ weed which is washed up on the rocks, has a good rea­ son of her own for returning the hostility which most of the villagers show to her.


ATHLETICS


5-00 ITN NEWS. Followed by ITV National Weather fol­ lo wed by GR AN AD A REPORTS.


5- 15THE I N C R E D I B L E


HULK. A meeting with David Banner triggers Annie Caplan's vision of him, as the Hulk.


6- 15YOUNG, GIFTED AND BROKE.


6- 45 COMBAT 7-


• WAY UP


8- 0 0 S T A R R I N G S T E V E McQUEEN. “ Nevada Smith*'. A youngster devel­ ops into the west's deadliest killer while relentlessly track­ ing down the three gunmen who murdered his parents.


10- 25 ITN NEWS. Followed by ITV National Weather.


10- 45 HALE & PACE I I -


15 HOOPERMAN 15NEWS AND S PORT ;


11- 45 STARRING ROBERT RED- FORD. "The Great Waldo Pepper". Nebraska, 1926, World War One flying ace Waldo Pepper ekes out a precarious living as a stunt pilot with a flying circus. His groat rival is Alex Olsson, who’s keen to expose as fic­ tion Waldo’s story of having flown against the great Ger­ man fighter pilot, Ernst Kessler. Followed by ITN News Headlines.


20NICK REVELL. Satirical 10 F I L M : O L I V E R ' S


1-50 THE HIT MAN AND HER 4- 00 BATMAN 4-30 AMERICA’S TOP 10


J I BBC-2 I


6-50 OPEN UNIVERSITY 2- 45 NETWORK EAST 3- 25F I LM : S L A U G H T E R TRAIL. Unusual western starring Brian Donlevy and Gig Young. Three outlaws incur the wrath of the peace­ ful Navajo Indians who chase them to an army fort. The commanding officer reluctantly takes them in.


4- 40 CRICKET: SECOND TEST" SUNDAY 3-


645 OPEN UNIVERSITY 8- 9-


CREATION 9-


BBC-1 ") 55 PLAYBUS


10- 001 T A L K T O T H E BEES. Film about Peter Speinger, a man who has an ■ amazing knack with bees.


10-25 IT'S MY CITY!. A Mersey- sider born, actress Glenda Jackson visits Liverpool, which entered more projects than any rival city in the competition to reward com­ munities wihich are re-vita- lising themselves.


10- 55 BUSINESS MATTERS 11- 20TH E P A R E N T P R O ­ GRAMME. At the Kids Family Centre in Camden, parents ot children with spe­ cial educational needs use their experience to help and advise parents of children only recently diagnosed as handicapped.


11- 35 WHO CARES?


12- 05 SIGN EXTRA 12-30 COUNTRY FILE. 1- 00 News; BONANZA 2- 00 EASTENDERS 4- 45 GO FOR IT! 5-


15 SUNDAY MATINEE "The


15MAKING SENSE.. OF 30 THIS IS THE DAY


S e c r e t G a r d e n ' ' (1987). Mary Lennos is one of the most disagreeable and spoiled children anyone at Misselthwaite Manor has ever known. And then she discovers a secret garden - a long-abandoned and for­ gotten wilderness. At last, M a ry 's l i fe has a new meaning.


500 ALL CLUED UP 5-


6- 30 ITN NEWS. Followed by ITV National Weather.


6- 35 GRANADA REPORTS 640 HIGHWAY 7-


745 WE ARE SEVEN 845 ITN NEWS. Followed by ITV National Weather.


9-00 THAT’S LOVE 9-30 SPITTING IMAGE. Yes. it's time for all those traditional mudsummer sports; the Ha y-Fe ver 100 metres Hanky Dash, the Nem's Out­ door Beer-Gut Display, and that perennial favourite Hunt of the British winner.


1WWTALES OF SHERWOOD FOREST.


114)0 LET’S FACE THE MUSIC 15 HOLIDAY AIR 89 (^Channel 4 j


64)5 LIFELINE 6- 25 NEWS; Weather 6- 40 V A L D O O N I C A N ' S HOMEWARD BOUND


7- HORSES


7- 45 SUPERSENSE 8-


9- 9-30 THAT’S LIFE! 1015 HEART OF THE MATTER


10- 50 THE ODD COUPLE 11- 15THE BIGE 11- 40 NETWORK EAST 12-


20 WEATHER


15 i rS MY CITY1 15 NEWS; Weather


64)0 HALLELUJAHI 6-


1 5 0 N L Y F O O L S AN D


Some of the beautiful cities and ladscapes of Spain filmed from a helicopter.


74)0 GO FISHING. Today John Wilson fishes for chub and he talks to Len Baker about the great lead debate.


7- 30 INTERNATIONAL TIMES 84)0 DAVID THE GNOME 8- 30C H IL DRE N OF FIRE MOUNTAIN


900 DENNIS 9- 25 MOVIE MAHAL


10- 00AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL


114WPOB'S PROGRAMME 11-


54)0 ITN MORNING NEWS 64)0 TVAM 9-25 GHOST TRAIN


10-15THE CAMPBELLS


10-45 LINK 114)0 MORNING WORSHIP


124)0 VISIONS 12-30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT 12-50 APP KAA HAK 12-55 GRANADA REPORTS 14)0 ITN NEWS. Followed by ITV NATIONAL WEATHER.


1-15 C E L E B R A T I O N MASTERCLASS


1- 45 THE SEA URCHINS 2-


(1987) "Double Agent" Part One.


124)0 THE WALTONS 1-00 LOST IN SPACE 24)0 A FOREIGH AFFAIR. Witty Billy Wilder comedy set in post-war Berlin where a prim Congresswoman Jean Arthur investigates the Nazi past of a singer (Marlene Dietrich) with surprising romantic consequences.


4-


• with english Subtitles, in which an old man’s only friend in the worid is a cud­ dly toy in a toyshop.


10 DISNEY FAMILY MOVIE


4-25 A PROPHET WITH HON­ OUR. The American evan­ gelist Billy Graham Is inter­ viewed by David Frost.


5-25NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER


5-30 7-SPORT


645 BLACK RHINO - THE LAST STAND. This film, narrated by Julian Pettifer, investi­ gates Zinbabwe's "Opera­ tion Stronghold" against poachers of the black rhino.


30 CORONATION STREET


8-15 THE NATURE OF MUSIC 94)0 THE MANAGERESS


15 FAMILY FORTUNES


10- 00 BILLY UAR. The season of British films of the 1960s continues with this bitter­ sweet comedy starring Tom Courtenay as a compulsive liar who takes refuge from his ever more chaotic life in his daydreams.


11- 12-


LAND


on the life and music of the French-speaking black peo­ ple In southwest Louisiana's Caju country. Tonights film plunges deep into the music1 of Clifton Chenier.


1-35 CLOSE


( BBC-2 " ) 6-


30 FLIGHT OVER SPAIN.


7- 05 GRAND S T AND . 1-40 MOTOR CYCLING. 2-00 MOTOR RACING, 2-20 MOTOR CYCLING, 2-50 TENNIS. 4-20 MOTORCY­ CLING. 4-40 CRICKET. 6- 15 MOTOR CYCLING.


6*55 ONE MAN AND HIS DOG (new series). Phil Drabble and Eric Halsall introduce


the s ta r t of this year's Sheepdog Championship.


740 ROUGH GUIDE TO THE WORLD


6-30 THREE OF A KIND 9-15 ALEXI SAYLE’S STUFF


30 THE HENDERSON KIDS


• 945 SECOND SIGHT. Sereis of film s catchin g up with women who were first filmed in the 60s. In 1966 Clodagh was a successful fashion designer in Dublin, married with three young sons and a lovely home. Twenty-three years later she lives in New York and is now an award­ winning interior and indus­ trial designer.


10 FOXI. German Programme,


10-15 MOVIEDROME 10-17 FILM: THX 1138. Sci-Fi thriller set in a futuristic sub­ terranean city where human beings are reduced to com­ puter-controlled automatons. One couple breaks the rules by developing feelings for one another and conceiving a child, leading to a dramatic bid for freedom.


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• SHOT GUN TUITION & CLINIC (BAS.C) • B U C K POWDER SHOOT


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O TERRIER RACING - • DOG AGILITY DISPLAY OF THE OTLEY DOG TRAINING SOCIETY


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7- 05 NEWSVIEW 7-50 GARTER HIGHLIGHTS 6-20TAMAS (THE D A R K ­ NESS). Five-part "F ic ­ tional" series from India dra­ matising the chaotic events of 1947-48 which preceded the partition of the country by the outgoing British to create the Muslim state of Pakistan. The confrontation between Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs eventually cost over 2 million lives. 1: A Hindu is baited to slaughter a pig, which is discovered the next day outside a local mosque.


15 I N T E R N A T I O N A L


9-15 FILM: STREETS OF FIRE (TV Premiere). Starring Michael Pare, Diane Lane and Willem Dafoe. Rock and roll adventure with Michael Pare as a mercenary on the trail of his old girlfriend - a beautiful young rock singer who has been kidnapped by a ho o d lum . W ith Rick Moranis and Amy Madigan, and a soundtrack featuring original so n g s by Ry Codder, Jim Steinman, Ste­ vie Nicks, Tom Petty and Dan Hartman.


30 BRIAN CONLEY * THIS


KM5 CRICKET: SECOND TEST 11-


12- 05 RAPIDO ( Channel 4 )


600 ARK ON THE MOVE 6-30 JUST 4 FUN 6-


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7- 00 BRIGHT SPARKS 8- 00 BOX OFFICE WEEKLY 6-30 THE OPRAH WINFREY SHOW.


9- 15 JAZZ CLASSICS


9-25 M U R U N BUCHSTANSANGUR


9-30 HAND IN HAND


10-004 WHAT IT'S WORTH. Re­ peat of last Tuesday's edi­ tion of the consumer pro­ gramme with PENNY JUNOR and KIERAN PRENDIVILLE.


10-


STREET. Oscar-winning Edmund Gwenn as a New York dep artment store Father Christmas whose claim to be the real Santa Claus lands him in court.


12-20 THE THREE STOOGES 12-40 DANCE WITH ME MO MUSIC IN WALES 2-10 WILSON 5- 05 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS 6- OORIGHTTO REPLY 6-


★ 55 THE WALRUS AND THE 4 30MI RI C L E ON 3 4TH 30 WHEN TO WORRY?


7- 00 THE WORLD THIS WEEK 8- 00 KINGDOM OF THE SUN: THE LEGEND OF THE UGHTNING BIRD


11- 20 AFTER DARK


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PINOCCHIO AND TOM THUMB


Saturday, June 24th 4 p.m. - 7-30 p.m.


Tickets £1.50 Concessions £1 r s f r w a ® ©


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With Rob Inglis p Enchanting telling of Roald Dahfs popular story


Six great holiday shows for children T A J


Wednesday, 5th July -10-30 a.m. and 1-30 p.m. Tickets £1 25


"The best white Blues band around" -B.B.King


BLUES N TROUBLE


Saturday, 8th July 8 p.m.


Tickets £4 (£3 before day of concert)_______


M A H A L American blues star


Friday, 14th July 8 p.m.


Tickets £8


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G I S B U R N SUNDAY, JUNE 25th


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Packed with stalls, massive car boot section, 1000’s of bargains, picnic areas, children's entertainments. '


Bring everyone — a great day out


Car Boot Spaces only —; £6.00 — All sellers welcome — No booking necessary, arrive from 8 a.m.


Organised by Ray Promotions Limited — 0253 712776


C//tf?eroe Singers-present


Grab your cossie & the kids and have some fun at the Sandcastle.


Prices plunge after 4.00 p.m. (Last Admission 6.30 p.m.)


Get there before Blodwin and Jimmy and v- Seamus arrive for their holiday.


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Children's Playground Picnic Area


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SATURDAY, JUNfe 24th at 8 p.m. ,


T O N Y P A G E Guitar Vocal


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SUNDAY JUNE 25th 10-30 a.m. — 4 p.m.


Thomas the Tank Engine, prizes from the Fat Controller


Fares £1.70 adults: £2 children (Inc. present)


Tel. Sklpton 4727 general Inquiries or Sklpton 5189 Talking Timetable


ST. PAUL'S MOTHERS TODDLERS GROUP


NEARLY NEW SALE (NOT JUMBLE)


Thursday June 22nd at the Church Hall


1-30 p.m. — 4-00 p.m.


Refreshments available Cake Stall


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JU N E 2 4 th a n d 2 5 t h . W e s t B r a d f o r d V i l la g e S p o r t s D a y


a n d g r e a t d u c k r a c e .


S A T U R D A Y , A U G U S T 1 9 th , R u r a l C r a f t s F a i r . W e s t B r a d f o r d P l a y i n g F i e l d s


M a n a g em e n t C o m m i t t e e .


S A T U R D A Y , 1 2 t h A u g u s t . C l i t h c r o c a r e a , W I S h o w , S t A u g u s t i n e ’ s R C H i g h S c h o o l , B i l l in g to n .


S A T U R D A Y . 1 6 th S e p t e m ­ b e r , C l l t h e r o c a n d D i s t r i c t B r o w n ie s 7 5 th A n n iv e r s a r y . R e c ip e S ta l l .


S A T U R D A Y , 9 th S e p t em b e r , 1 9 8 9 . T h e H o d d c r V a l le y A g r ic u l tu r a l & H o r t i c u l tu r a l S o c ie ty . 4 6 t h A n n u a l S h o w a t S la id b u r n , N r . C l i th c r o e .


1 9 /2 0 A U G U S T , R ib b l c s d a l c V a l le y , V in ta g e C lu b R a l ly .


8 th & 9 t h JU L Y , G o o s n u rg h & L o n g r i d g c A g r i c u l t u r a l S h o w . F o r d e t a i l s T e l . M r s A T h om p s o n 0 2 5 4 8 7 8 3 4 5 .


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