Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) 2 Clitheme Advertiser A: Timex, March 23rd t 1980 _______ What’s on i r n g m i f t s a i S M Come & explore Skipton Castle __ Featured on TV in ‘Treasure Hunt’. ''Fully roofed, one of the most complete and well-preserved


mediaeval castles in England. Open daily from 10am (Sunday 2pm). Come to Skipton, Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales!


SATURDAY c 8- BBC-1


7-30 RACOONS. 7- 8-


HERE. 55 KISSYFUR. 9- 00 GOING LIVE!


12-OOTHE GOSPEL ACCORD­ ING TO ST MATTHEW.


12-12 WEATHER. 12-15 GR ANDSTAND. 12-20 Boat Race: Previewing the 135th Oxford and Cam­ bridge University Boat Race from Putney; 12-40 Rugby League; 12-50 News; 1-00 Racing from Haydock Park; 1-10 The Boat Race; 1-30 Racing from Haydock Park; 1-40 Boat Race; 2-00 Rac­ ing from Haydock Park; 2-10 The Boat Race; 3-10 Rugby League; 4-45 Final Score.


5-05 NEWS: Weather. 5-


5*20 TH E FL Y IN G D O C ­ TORS. Chris and Geoff have to deal with a patient suffering from paranoid schizophrenia. And Sam takes Emma to visit his par­ ents. but things don't work out as planned.


NEWS. 6- 05 JIM’LL FIX IT.


WO LITTLE AND LARGE. Mu­ sic is provided by Mica Paris.


7-


6-05 COLUMBO. Donald Plea- sence is a wine grower who decides to dispose of his troublesome brother.


9-35 N E W S 10- SPORT: Weather.


9-50 C A R R O T T CONFIDENTIAL.


FREEWAY. Comedy star­ ring Beau Bridges. Beverly D'Angelo and William Devane. The mayor of the small Florida resort of Ticlaw blows up a motorway to divert the traffic through his tourist-starved town, but lands himself with a most unlikely collection of visitors, including bank robbers, a nun. a family of hyperactive kids, a nymphomaniac and a rhino!


A N D TUNITY KNOCKS. 11-


20S A T U R D A Y S T A R T S 35 ROLAND’S RAT RACE.


4- BBC-2 9-00 CEEFAX.


12-00FILM: THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD.


3-15 NETWORK EAST. 3-


CHALLENGE.


HAUSEN. The escapades of a dashing German noble­ man who with the aid of a magic ring and some mar­ vellous trick photography enjoys the gift of invisibility, a trip to the moon and a flight on a cannon ball.


6- WEST. 7- 05 NEWSVIEW: Weatherview. 15 S P O R T / R E G I O N A L


7-50 RH YT H MS OF T HE WORLD.


WCTHE S L A P MAXWE L L STORY.


9- 05 S A T U R D A Y N I GHT CLIVE.


9-50 THE CRY.


10- 10-


10 THE FILM CLUB. 15BOB SAYS . . . OPPOR­


Premiere) After the fall of Saigon, a Vietnamese refu­ gee arrives in a small Texas fishing town where times are hard and resentment against the Immigrant community from Vietnam is running high.


TRY (TV Premiere) Docu­ mentary about the Minne­ sota farming town of Glencoe.


25FILM: HONK Y TONK C 11-


12-10THE GOSPEL ACCORD­ ING TO ST MATTHEW.


12-20FILM: THE J ERI CHO MILE. Drama about a "lifer'' in a California gaol who is offered the chance to bring his prison walls tumbling down by running in trials for the Olympics.


1-55 WEATHER. 2- Granada J>


5- 00ITN MORNING NEWS. 6- 00 TV A.M. 9-25 MOTORMOUTH.


12- 30 AMERICA'S TOP 10.


1-001TN N EWS and ITV NATIONAL WEATHER fol­ l owed by G R A N A D A REPORTS.


1-05 SAINT &GREAVSIE. 1- 40 SPORTSMASTERS.


cal drama. The story of Oliver Cromwell and King Charles I.


4- 45 RESULTS SERVICE. 5- 00ITN NEWS and ITV NATIONAL WEATHER fol­ l owed by G R A N A D A REPORTS.


SUNDAY


C BBC-1 TREEHOUSE.


7-30 CARTOON. 7- 40 T H E


8- 9-


8- 05 SOL TI C O N D U C T S BARTOK.


9-


P H A N T O M 55 PLAYBUS.


15 CARTOON.


9-25 UMBRELLA. 9- 45 SUNDAY WORSHIP.


11-00 URBI ETORB1. 11-30THE GOSPEL ACCORD­ ING TO ST MATTHEW.


11- 40 TAKE NOBODY’S WORD FOR IT.


12- 05 SIGN EXTRA. 12-30 COUNTRY FILE. 1-00 NEWS. 1- 05 T H E " O L Y M P I C ” CHALLENGE.


2- 00 EASTENDERS. 3- 00 FILM: OLIVER! 5-20 THE CLOTHES SHOW. 5- 45 T H E


ROADSHOW.


6- 20 NEWS: Weather. 6-


Westminster Cathedral, with His Eminence Cardinal Basil Hume and Catholics from all over London.


7-


7- 45MA S T E RMI N D . Thi s week's contestants answer questions on the history of Communism in Eastern Europe since 1935, the life and times of Dorothy Words­ worth, Isambard Kingdom Brunei and the history of Cheltenham from Roman times.


8- 9-


11- 11-


PROSECUTION. LAND. 20 HANDMADE. ING TO ST MATTHEW. 12- 00 NETWORK EAST. CBBC-2 J


9-00 CEEFAX. 9-45 F IL M :


2- 00THE KIROV BALLET IN LONDON.


4- 5-


20 RUGBY SPECIAL.


Polanski's beautiful version of Thomas Hardy's classic with Nastassia Kinski as the young country girl seduced by one man and jilted by another.


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1- 20 40 MINUTES.


10- 05 HEART OF THE MATTER. 10- 40KILROY IN THE HOLY


A N I M A L S


10- 05 FILM: DEFROSTING THE FRIDGE.


9-45 THE CRY.


11- 40F I LM : BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK. Spencer Tracy stars in John Sturges’ tense thriller, with Robert Ryan. Ernest Borgnine and Lee Marvin. A one-armed stranger arrives in the town of Black Rock looking for a man whose son saved his life in the war. He is baffled but curious when he finds himself facing open hostility and a sinister wall of silence. 55 SNUB.


12- 10 BRAZILIAN GRAND PRIX.


12-00THE TWILIGHT ZONE. "A- qua Vita." A 40-year-old TV anchorwoman discovers a special brand ol bottled water which acts like the fountain ol youth. Followed by ITN NEWS HEADLINES.


12-30THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT.


1-00 DONAHUE. Followed by ITN NEWS HEADLINES.


1-55 HITCHCOCK’S "FAMILY PLOT.’ ’ Blanche Tyler, medium receives “ inside" information about her clients Irom a taxi driver. A mystery f rom the past pl aces Blanche and George in peril of (heir lives.


4-00 THE HIT MAN.


£ Granada ~^) C .Channel 4^) 9-


35 SONGS OF PRAISE from


6-00 TV A.M. 9-


25 MOVIE MAHAL. 25 M O T O R M O U T H ON SUNDAY.


10- 45 LINK. 11- 00 MORNING WORSHIP.


15 LAURA AND DISORDER.


12- 00 ENCOUNTER. 12-30ACTION POINT THIS IS YOUR RIGHT.


12-50 AAP KAAHAK. 12-55 GRANADA REPORTS. 1-00 ITN NEWS followed by ITV NATIONAL WEATHER.


1-10THE L IGHT OF THE WORLD.


10 FILM: WITNESS FOR THE 50 NEWS: Weather.


I- 40THE S U NDA Y MATI ­ NEE "The Invisible Man."


3-00 THE MATCH: Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool.


W)5 BULLSEYE. 5-


50THE GOSPEL ACCORD­ 6-


STREET. The omnibus edi­ tion of last week's episodes. Jenny can't decide whether or not she should listen to Alan's cry lor help — but time is running out.


NATIONAL WEATHER.


6-35 GRANADA REPORTS. 6- 40 HIGHWAY AT EASTER. 7-


BOOK starring Sabu and Joseph Calleia


11-30 FILM: CAPTAIN HORATIO HORNBLOWER starring Gregory Peck and Virginia Mayo.


J U N G L E


8- 00 FOREVER GREEN. The Boult family is struck with headaches and ulcers. Only Freddie seems immune.


9-15 SEARCHLINE SPECIAL. 9- 30 T A L E S O F UNEXPECTED.


20F I LM: T E S S . Roman T H E


10- 00 FLOYD ON TV. What do large nappies and liny cock­ tails have in common in Japan? Find out the very blue answer from Keith Floyd.


10-30 HALE AND PACE. II- 00 PRISONER CELL BLOCK H.


10- 00T H E W O R L D T H I S WEEK. Last night's edition of the international affairs programme.


11- 00 POB’S PROGRAMME. 11-


30WOR Z E L GUMMIDGE


12- OOTHE WALTONS. Today Oli­ via and two ol her children get lost on Walton Mountain.


35 C O R O N A T I O N


1- 00 LOST IN SPACE. 2- 00 ALY BAIN AND FRIENDS. 2- 45THE MODERN WORLD: TEN GREAT WRITERS. T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land.


3- 4-


55 BIG WORLD CAFE. 55 NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER. 30 NEWS followed by ITV 15 SEARCHLINE SPECIAL. 7-


9- uuiin NEWS followed by ITV NATIONAL WEATHER.


54)0 R O A D TO H O N G KONG. Final film farce in the lamed "Road" series with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in trouble with criminal mastermind Robert Morley.


6- 45 THE COSBY SHOW. Lyle's date with Vanessa makes Theo concerned for her reputation and his own.


OF THE FOREST.


6-15 MISSA GLAGOLITICA. 9-15THE


G R E A T


GATSBY (1974) Film ver­ sion of F. Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece starring Robert Redtord and Mia Farrow.


11-50 SINFONIETTA.


12*35 FORBIDDEN (1932) Arche­ typal Thirties picture starring Barbara Stanwyck as a staid librarian who embarks on a doomed allair with a married politician (Adolphe Menjou).


2-10 CLOSE. CLAIMING DATES


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S A T U R D A Y 25th M A R C H 1 9 8 9 ( E a s t e r S a t u r d a y ) . L o n t i r i d y c C i v i c H a l l . S e c o n d h a n d B o o k F a i r .


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S U N D A Y 1 8 t h J U N E . Wh a l - I c y Sc D i s t r i c t L i o n s C l u b , M e d i e v a l F a i r . F o r d e t a i l s a n d s t a l l s . T e l . R o n A s p d c n o n G r e a t H a rw o o d 8 8 4 1 1 2 .


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T H U R S D A Y 1 1 t h , F r i d a y 1 2 t h . S a t u r d a y 1 3 t h M a y , 1 9 8 9 . M a r y W a d d i n y t o n S c h o o l o f D a n c i n g p r e s e n t •T h e Wi z a r d o f O z ’ i n Cl l t h - c r o c P a r i s h H a l l .


W E D N E S D A Y 1 2 t h S a t u r d a y 1 5 t h A p r i l , 1 9 8 9 , a t 7 - 3 0 p .m . S t a g e T w o D r am a , f o rm e r l y W a d d i n y ­ t o n D r am a Gr*oup p r e s e n t s “ R o u n d a n d R o u n d t h e G u r d e n * ’ . u c om e d y b y A l a n A y c k b o u r n e .


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S T M IC H A E L a n d


S T JO H N LOWERGATE


MAUNDY THURSDAY


8 p.m. Mass of the Lord's Supper. GOOD FRIDAY


3 p.m. Reading of the Passion, Veneration of the Cross and Holy Communion. 7-30 p.m. Stations of the Cross.


8 p.m. Vigil and first Mass of Easter. S E L L T H O S E


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HOLY SATURDAY EASTER SUNDAY


Masses at 9 a.m., 10-30 a.m. and 6-30 p.m.


DOWN UNDER. Today Worzel and Blighty Tater set off on a train journey — sooner than they should have.. .


CHURCH OF C a r t e r g > e r in c e £ ST MARY


PARISH


ST PAUL Low Moor MAUNDY


THURSDAY


7-30 p.m. Sung Eucharist GOOD


FRIDAY 10 a.m. at St Mary's 11-30 a.m. Family Service


EASTER DAY 9-00 a.m. Holy Communion


10-30 a.m. Family Communion


5-00 p.m. St Ann's Court (HC)


6-00 p.m. Festal Evensong TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


MAUNDY THURSDAY 7-30 p.m. Joint Communion with U n ite d R e fo rm ed


Church


GOOD FRIDAY 10-00 a.m. St Mary's Church


EASTER DAY 8-00 a.m. Early Communion


10-30 a.m. Family Celebration 6*00 p.m. Evening Worship


ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH Pendleton


EASTER SERVICES


MAUNDY THURSDAY Holy Communion 8 p.m.


EASTER DAY Holy Communion 8 a.m. Family Communion 11 a.m. Evensong 7 p.m.


E A S T E R M E S S A G E The Greatest Story Ever Told


death and triumph over evil is one which has inspired artists, writers and composers for centuries, and is a story which offers hope tor all people. Christians or otherwise. We cannot help but marvel at the story of that amazing man


The Easter Story of courage, betrayal, suffering, forgiveness,


who was deserted by his closest friends, beaten, spat upon, taunted with insults, whipped and tortured, then stripped and nailed to a wooden cross where he was left to die. All this was done, watched and urged on by the very people whom he came to help and whom he loved. Yet having sufferod the agonies and insults at the hands of the


people to whom he gave his life and time, his last words to them were: "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." Even so, Christ still loved them, and this is the main point of the Easter Story: love will triumph. What I believe the Easter Story has to show us, whether you


THE VIRGIN GISBURN


GOOD FRIDAY


3-00 p.m. Prayers and Readings


EASTER DAY


9-00 a.m. Holy Communion


10-45 a.m. Family Communion


3-00 p.m. Evening Communion


believe in the resurrection or not. is although love can hurt and involves a great deal of suffering, it does have a quality which can never be kept down or destroyed. Love will always win through eventually, rogardloss of what evil is pitched against it. And so lot us all celebrate, whether Christians or not. in the triumph of love which is symbolised by Easter.


8-


WHALLEY PARISH


CHURCH MAUNDY


THURSDAY


10- 7-


11-


00 a.m. Holy Communion 30 p.m. Holy Communion


GOOD FRIDAY


00 a.m. Ecumenical Service


2-00 p.m. One hour Service 4-00 p.m. Evensong


EASTER DAY Rite B


10-30 a.m. Parish Communion


6-30 p.m. Evensong


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FRIDAY, MARCH 24th and SATURDAY, MARCH 25th


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(Fantastic cabaret group) PLUS SATURDAY ONLY


A happy and Holy Easter. Rev. Paul Hartley (asst. Curate, St Mary Magdalenes) (on behalf of the Ribble Valley Council of Churches)


ST LEONARD’S, Langho MAUNDY THURSDAY


THE PARISH CHURCH OF 15 FRAGILE EARTH: SONG


ST MARY MAGDALENE CLITHEROE


MAUNDY THURSDAY, March 23rd 30 p.m. Holy Communion


9-00 a.m. Holy Communion 7-


GO OD FRIDAY, MARCH 24th 10 a.m.


R.B.C.C. United Act of Worship


2-00 — 3-00 p.m. One Hour’s Meditation EASTER EVE, March 25th


9-00 p.m. ' Service of Light EASTER DAY, March 26th


8- 9-


00 a.m. Holy Communion 45 a.m. Parish Communion


11-15 a.m. Holy Communion 6-30 p.m. Easter Hymns and Readings


7-30 p.m. Holy Communion GOOD FRIDAY


7- 30 p.m. Easter Vigil (at Old Langho) EASTER DAY


10-00 a.m. Before the Cross EASTER EVE


8- 9-


00 a.m. Holy Communion at Old Langho


00 a.m. Holy Communion


10- 30 a.m. Family Communion 6-30 p.m. Evensong


ST MARY’S, Langho HOLY WEEK


MAUNDY THURSDAY


8-00 p.m. Mass of the Lord's Supper followed by the solemn transfer of the Blessed Sacrament and by Confessions. Watching before the Blessed Sacrament until 10-30 p.m.


10- GOOD FRIDAY


00 a.m. Stations of the Cross followed by Confessions


3-00 p.m., Celebration of the Lord's Passion, followed by Confessions.


11- HOLYSATURDAY


00 a.m.Confessions until noon (NB; no evening Confessions)


8-15 p.m. Easter Vigil followed by the tirst Mass of Easter.


Please note: NO 6 p.m. Vigil Mass this evening. EASTER SUNDAY Masses: 8-15 a.m. and 10 a.m. No evening service.


ST JAMES’ PARISH CHURCH CLITHEROE


MONDAY, THURSDAY, March 23rd


7-30 p.m. "The Sacrifice we should claim" P.C . Rev. K. Broadhurst.


GOOD FRIDAY, March 24th


10 a.m. United Service at St Mary’s EASTER DAY, March 26th


10-30 a.m. Family Communion. 6-00 p.m. Easter Praise


BROTHERS


DEMENTED (New Faces winners) Hilarious comedy act


★ LOUNGE BAR ★ MONDAY, MARCH 27th KEN HARTLEY


ENTERTAINS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29th


(Superb cabaret group)


DOWN TO EARTH


CLtTHEROE


COMMUNITY CHURCH


GOOD FRIDAY Open day at 11 Somerset


Avenue, Clitheroe from 1-30 p.m.


SATURDAY Meet us on the street with


Drama, Worship and Presen­ tation Town Centre from 10-00 a.m.


EASTER DAY 10-30 a.m. Family Worship and Celebration at Clilheroe


Cricket Club (Chatburn Road)


Free admission before 10 p.m. Why not book a meal In the


REFORMED UNITED


CHURCH GOOD FRIDAY


10 a.m. United Service at the Parish Church.


EASTER SUNDAY


10-45 a.m. Family Worship for Easter


CHRIST CHURCH Chatburn


Invite you to join in Easter Worship MAUNDY THURSDAY


7-30 plm. Holy Communion GOOD FRIDAY


10-30 a.m United Service at Christ Church EASTER SUNDAY


8 a.m. Holy Communion


10-30 a.m. Morning Service of Easter Praise followed by Holy Communion


Easter Sunday breakfast will be served in the school nail from 9 a.m. - 10 a.m. Everyone welcome


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30 THE CHART SHOW. 55T H E HALF CROWN 6- 25 FILM: BARON MUNCH- 5- J


HULK. David Banner is caught in a dilemma when both sides of the law threa­ ten to expose him unless he , co-operates in a crime on the one hand and becomes an informer on the other.


6- 45 YOU BET! 7- 45 M U R D E R


WROTE. Murder intrudes on a wealthy vintner’s 75th birthday party, and Jessica begins one of the most personally difficult investiga­ tions of her career.


8- 45ITN NEWS AND SPORT followed by ITV NATIONAL


15THE TRIUMPH OF THE 11-


9- 05 SEARCHLINE SPECIAL. 9-15 WHO DARES WINS (1962) An SAS captain infiltrates a ruthless anti-nuclear group which finally holds the American Secretary of State to ransom. Starring Lewis Collins. Judy Davis and Ingrid Pitt.


K I L L E R


1-05 THE HIT MAN AND HER. Followed by ITN NEWS


13 FILM: ALAMO BAY (TV HEADLINES.


3-OOTH E L A T E L A T E FILM: ’ 'Golden Rendez­ vous" (1977) Action packed, all-star story of nerve-tin­ gling suspense and drama about a 100 million dollar act of modern piracy on the high seas.


50FILM: G OD ’ S COU N­ MX) NIGHT NETWORK.


( Channel 4 ) 9-


10- 00 4 WHAT IT’S WORTH. 10-


30 SAME DIFFERENCE.


NOON. Suspense thriller starring Barry Jones as a deranged scientist intent on destroying London.


12-


12-30 DANCE WITH ME. 1-05 LIFE WITH FATHER. 3-20 CHANNEL 4 RACING. 5- 05 BROOKSIDE. 6- OOTHE PR O D I G I O U S HICKEY. The Lawrenceville Stories followed by Weather.


10 CROMWELL (1970) Histori­


11- 05 SOUNDS OF SURPRISE: ROYAL ELLINGTON.


12- 05 HAIL THE CONQUERING HERO.


1-55 CLOSE.


7- 00 THE WORLD THIS WEEK. 8- 00 POLAR PASSAGE. MX) FILM ON FOUR INTERNA­ TIONAL: THE OFFICIAL VERSION.


30 S E V E N D A Y S TO


LEE CARTER HEALTH STUDIO . . . NEW YOU AT a


tY GYMNASIUM, SUN BEDS AND 15 CRIME DOES NOT PAY. A


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EASTER SATURDAY, MARCH 25th


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* Saturday, Easter Sunday and* £ Bank Holiday Monday *


* at the Auction Market £ - i *


OVER 1,000 STALLS JAM-PACKED WITH BARGAINS


Attractions and Entertainments ADMISSION AND PARKING FREE


Car boot spaces from £3 any day - all sellers welcome


Bring everyone to this great Easter Bonanza


Information and reservations: Ray Promotions Ltd (0253) 712776 or (061) 740 3708


Kill); Lane, Clith|


The new mat Rossi


extend a warm wetconI presei/l and future, ril personal service in (I where typical Italian <


be (.’it./l


Good Friday, Easter Saturn Evening (i p.nl


For reservaj CLITHEH


Cordon BW


Cookery clas with


JOHN WRK


36 years experlen of French Culslri


Classes commence again during the t l Please ring:


PADIHAM 724| for details


Want a nice ride out


at Easter? Come a ride to


Grilled Pork Chops with mushrooms, onion aa aa rings and tomato........................................... faWewU Chicken Kiev: chicken breast stuffed with parsley and garlic butter, flavoured with a j f tf t teuton^ served with a salad garnish................. fa^tiUU Grilled Gammon and pineapple, mushrooms,


faO«UV onion rings and tomato.................................... fav«4T?l 4C


(All served with fresh vegetables, French fries or jacket potato and peas)


Reservations please to avoid disappointment — Clitheroe 28705


MYTTON’S FARM CRAFTS and TEA ROOM


WOODHOUSE LANE, SLAIDBURN


OPEN GOOD FRIDAY, EASTER SATURDAY,


SUNDAY and MONDAY 1 p.m. — 5 p.m.


Then open Sundays only 1 p.m. — 5 p.m. until May


(Go past front door of Hark to Bounty tor 1 mile, first right, first farm on right)


. 1 tgL * t s S i


The Edisforc Clitherl


N O 131 Tel5 Easter Sunday and Moil 1


Clitheroe 22321, (Editorial Q S


CLITHEROE COMMUNITY CHURCH


MEETS EVERY


SUNDAY 10-30 a.m. in


CLITHEROE


CRICKET CLUB CHATBURN ROAD


For further information


Tel. CLITHEROE 22334


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