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11*30 THE CHART SHOW 12*30 BATMAN 1*00 ITN NEWS. Followed by ITV National Weather.
1*05 GRANADA REPORTS MOJOBWATCH 1*40 THE DUKE LIVES ON — JOHN WAYNE. A Profile of one of Hollywood's legends.
2-40SATURDAY MATINEE "T ru e G r it ” . In the old west, a young girl wanting to avenge her murdered father seeks the aid of a hard- drinking old marshal.
5*00 ITN NEWS. Followed by ITV National Weather fol lowed by GRAN AD A REPORTS.
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6- 45 COMBAT 7- 45 BRIAN CONLEY — THIS WAY UP
6*15 MOVIE PREMIERE: THE DIRTY DOZE N: THE F A T A L M I S S I O N (1966). Major Wright and the Dirty Dozen are given a unique assignment • the destruction of a group of top level Nazi military, scientific and political leaders. Star ring Telly Savalas. Ernest Borgnine and Alex Cord.
10-00 ITN NEWS 10*20 HALE & PACE 10-
11- O L D S 10- 55 RUGBY UNION
7- 40 OPEN UNIVERSITY 6- 30 ROOBARB 8-
35 THE RACCOONS
9- 00 ON THE WATERFRONT 55 CARTOON
11- 00F ILM : DAKOTA IN C I DENT. After a stagecoach has been wrecked in the desert, a group of assorted passengers • including a bank robber, a politician and a double-crossing dance hall girl • find themselves at risk from thirst and marauding Cheyenne Indians. Starring Dale Robertson and Linda Darnell.
12- 27 WEATHER 12-30 GRANDSTAND with Des mo n d L y n am. 12-35 RUGBY UNION. 1-00 N EWS . 1 - 0 5 R U G B Y UNION. 1-55 TENNIS.
15 THE INCREDIBLE HULK 15 YOUNG, GIFTED AND
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5-20 ROLF HARRIS CARTOON TIME
5- 45 MACGYVER 6-
NESS. Showbiz quiz pre sented by Mike Smith with Kenny Everett, Gloria Hunni- ford and their guests Tim B r oo k e -T a y lo r , Ner y Hughes, Richard O'Sullivan and Su Pollard.
7- 05 THE LES DENNIS LAUGH TER SHOW
7- WEEKEND
8- 05C O L U MB O . Columbo receives help from a boy genius and a robot
man investigates the killing of an unpopular veteran police officer.
50 HOOPERMAN. Hooper-Weather. 9-
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Friends” . Two writers who have enjoyed a peaceful professional relationship find problems when they marry and visit their respective parents.
1*20 THE TWILIGHT ZONE. Fol
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1-50THE H IT MAN AND HER. Followed by ITN News Headlines
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social worker investigating a suspected case of child bat tering is badly beaten up by the father.
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15EUROVISION YOUNG Behind every great detective is one even greater. “And my dear Holmes,
30 TH E WE E K IN TH E 10 FILM: THE NAKED AND
THE DEAD. Raoul Welsh's screen version of Norman Mailer's controversial best seller about the Japanese campaign in World War II. Aldo Ray stars as a tough professional sargeant. Cliff Robertson as the young liberal lieutenant, and Ray mond Massey as the draco nian general who find them selves locked in conflict over their attitudes to military authority (1958).
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there's an idiot on his trail!" Ben Kingsley
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stars in this virtually word less comedy as the immortal M. Hulot, hilariously at odds with the modern world.
12-30 DANCE WITH ME. Victor tells Lucia he is leaving Rio.
35SOMETHING FOR THE
1- 00THE GL A S S M O U N TAIN. Romantic drama star ring Michael Denison as a composer torn between his wife and an Italian woman who saves his life.
15NEWS AND S PORT ; 2- 30CASUALTY. A Young 50 CHANNEL 4 RACING.
,505 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS. 600 RIGHT TO REPLY 6*30 TOUR DE FRANCE 1989
700 THE WORLD THIS WEEK 800 KINGDOM OF THE SUN: SAFARI BY BALLOON
900 COCTEAU TRIBUTE: LES ENFANTS TERRIBLES
15 WIMBLEDON 69 • MATCH 15 THE ROCKFORD FILES
11- 00 LUTHER VANDROSS IN CONCERT. One of the greatest singer-songwriters of the 80s, recorded during his recent season at Wemb ley Arena in London.
50 OPEN UNIVERSITY 35 NEWSVIEW
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Bric-a-Brac Tombola Good-as-New Handicrafts Home Produce Spin-the-Bottle
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1-15 CELEBRATION MASTER CLASS . With Yehudi Menuhin.
1-45 THE SEA URCHINS
2*10 DISNEY FAMILY MOVIE "D o u b le A g e n t " Par t Two. A secret agent disap pears during a dangerous mission and only his identi cal twin, a veterinarian and family man can come to his rescue.
3-15 SUNDAY MATINEE "The Secret Gard en" . A dis agreeable young girl. neg-. lected by her parents and raised by servants, discov ers a secret garden and her life changes forever.
500 ALL CLUED UP 5- 6-
ITV National Weather.
6-35 GRANADA REPORTS 6-40 APPEAL ON BEHALF OF The National Deaf Ch il dren's Society
6- 45 HIGHWAY. From Shetland. 7-
7- 45 WE ARE SEVEN 8- 45 ITN NEWS. Followed by ITV National Weather.
900 THAT'S LOVE 9- 30 SPITTING IMAGE
10-00TALES OF SHERWOOD FOREST
IIOOLET’ S FACE THE MU S I C . “ L e n n o n and McCartney’’.
1200 PRISONER CELL BLOCK H. Followed by ITN News Headlines.
12-55 THE OTHER StDE OF,?TO NIGHT. From Cannes r tlh e Advertising Film Festival,‘|
1- 2- ITN News Headlines.
40's "The Rocking Horse Winner" 49). A boy dis covers he can predict win ners while riding an old rock ing horse; his mother's greed has fatal results. Fol lo we d by ITN News Headlines.
400 NIGHT BEAT Wall”
Off The 10-
' the quincentenary of the birth of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer who produced the Book of Common Prayer.
1105 KILLING FIELDS. Fifty-six people died on Britain's farms in 1987. many of them children. David Lomax asks who is to blame for the acci dents and how they can be stopped.
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1205 SIGN EXTRA 12-
35 WHO CARES? 30 COUNTRY FILE
30 CORONATION STREET 30ITN NEWS. Followed by
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I- OONews; BONANZA 200 EASTENDERS 300 FILM: GUNS OF THE MAG NIFICENT SEVEN. George Kennedy stars as a legend ary American gunfighter who with his five helpers is hired by Max, ardent follower of the revolutionary leader Quintero, to rescue his hero from the vicious Colonel Diego, so that he can lead the oppressed Mexican peasants in revolt. Co-star ring Joe Don Baker and Reni Santoni.
4-40 BLUE RACER DOUBLE BILL
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HORSES 15 FAMILY FORTUNES
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6-50 OPEN UNIVERSITY 1-05 INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE CLUB
25 DONAHUE. F o l lo w e d ^ 25 MOVIE CLASSICS: THE
1-35 GRANDSTAND with Bob Wilson, fea tu rin g : 1-35 ATHLETICS,2-00 CRICKET. 3-20 RACING, 3-40 ATH LETICS. 4-10 CRICKET.
6- 45 ONE MAN AN D HIS
DOG. Phil Drabble and Eric Halsall introduce the Sheep dog Championship Irom Esthwaite Water in the Lake District.
7- WORLD 8- 30 THE SKY AT NIGHT
55 GO FOR IT! 15 THE BIGE
6-25 NEWS; Weather 6- 40 PRAISE BE! 7-
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6-45 OPEN UNIVERSITY 8- 9-
10- 07 F I L M : S T A R D U S T MEMORIES
55 PLAYBUS 15MAKING SENSE. OF Channel 43
6-00 HALLELUJAH! 6- 30 FLIGHT OVER SPAIN
- 7-30 GO FISHING 7-
15 OPEN UNIVERSITY
TIMES. ITN Correspon dents introduce background reports on world news.
8- 00 DAVID THE GNOME 8- 30C H IL D R E N OF FIRE MOUNTAIN. New Zealand film drama series set in the early 1900s.
9- 00 DENNIS. This mischievous antics of this American car toon character.
9-25 HERE AND NOW ON 4.
104X)AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL. A New series presented by Steve Robil- Hard, featuring the best game of the week from this increasingly popular sport.
11-00 POB'S PROGRAMME 11-
KIDS. Australian mini-series about the adventures of two children who go to live with their guardian.
12- 00THE WALTONS. John's peace of mind is threatened when an evangelist comes to Wal ton Mountain to preach and lead a baptismal service
15O N L Y F O O L S A N D
1- 00 LOST IN SPACE. Today. aliens plan to destroy an off- course planet, refusing to delay the blast until the Earth party can lift off.
15 ALL CREATURES GREAT 4-
2- 00 DAVID COPPERFIELD. A season of films based on the novels of Charles Dickens begins today with David O .S e tz n i c k 's cla ss ic production.
25 FRAGILE EARTH
6-25 NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER
5- 30 TOUR DE FRANCE 1989 6*45 JAMES DEAN • THE FIRST A M E R I C A N T E E N AGER. Feature- length documentary about James Dean, drawing on interviews with his colleagues and friends • including Dennis Hopper. Natalie Wood and Sammy Davis Jnr • together with clips from his three major films and earlier archive footage.
8- 9- 00 THE MANAGERESS
10- 00 LORD OF THE FLIES. The season of British films of the 1960's continues with Peter Brook's disturbing and pow erful film version of William Golding's best-selling novel.
30 ROUGH GUIDE TO THE 1-
20 THREE OF A KIND 2-
11- 45 THE SACRED MUSIC OF DUKE ELLINGTON
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SUMMER HOLIDAYS 1989 DAY EXCURSIONS SU ND A Y 9 th JU LY
WHITBY - Blessing of the Boats....................... YORK.................................................................. EXTENDED COUNTRY RUN..........................
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SU ND AY 1 6 th JU LY HOWARTH......................................................... EXTENDED COUNTRY RUN..........................
MON DAY 1 7 th JU LY HADRIAN'S WALL - KIELDER FOREST and DAM. stops will be made en route for meals...
LLANDUDNO..................................................... RHYL................................................................... SOUTHPORT..................................................... BLACKPOOL......................................................
TU E SD A Y 1 8 th JU LY WENSLYDALE TOUR - KETTLEWELL. LEY- BURN, RICHMOND (Lunch 2Vi> hrs.) return via REDMERE. ASKRIGG. HARDRON. GARSDALE, KIRKBY LONSDALE.................. SCARBOROUGH.............................................. YORK................................................................. BLACKPOOL...................................................... FLEETWOOD..
SU ND AY 2 3 rd JU LY BOWES MUSEUM and RABY CASTLE via SEDBERGH. BROUGH. BARNARD CAS
TLE, BOWES MUSEUM (Lunch) then RABY CASTLE..............................................................
EXTENDED COUNTRY RUN..........................
M ON DAY 2 4 th JU LY LLANDUDNO..................................................... RHYL................................................. ................. SEVEN LAKES................................................... WINDERMERE and BOWNESS...................... BLACKPOOL.....................................................
TU E SD A Y 2 5 th JU LY STRATFORD-UPON-AVON.............................
15 THE NATURE OF MUSIC BLACKPOOL...................................................... FLEETWOOD.....................................................
BLENHEIM PALACE - Birthplace of Sir Win ston Churchill...................................................... BRIDLINGTON................................................... YORK.................................................................
W ED NESDA Y 2 6 th JU LY BEAMISH • North of England Open Air Museum.............................................................. DURHAM............................................................ WHITBY and SCARBOROUGH................... .^r SOUTHPORT..................................................... BLACKPOOL......................................................
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TH U R SD A Y 2 0 th JU LY WHITBY.............................................................. YORK.................................................................. BLACKPOOL...................................................... MORECAMBE....................................................
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FR ID AY 2 1 s t JU LY CHESTER CITY................................................ CHESTER ZOO................................................. FLEETWOOD..................................................... BLACKPOOL...................................................... SKIPTON............................................................
S A TU R D A Y 2 2 n d JU LY SOUTHPORT..................................................... LIVERPOOL - for the ALBERT DOCK — SHOPPING............... ;........................................
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CHESTER CITY................................................ CHESTER ZOO.................................................. MORECAMBE.................................................... BLACKPOOL......................................................
FR ID AY 2 8 th JU LY CASTLE HOWARD (Scene of Brideshead Revisited)............................................................ YORK.................................................................. HARROGATE..................................................... BLACKPOOL.........;........................................... FLEETWOOD................. ...................................
SA TU R D A Y 2 9 th JU LY METRO CENTRE, GATESHEAD - Europe's largest indoor shopping complex......................
SU ND AY 3 0 th JU LY ALTON TOWERS (Admission not included)...
EXTENDED COUNTRY RUN..........................
TU E SD A Y 1 s t AUGU S T BLACKPOOL..................................................... FLEETWOOD......................
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CAMELOT (admission not included).., ------------ORT.......................................
S A TU R D A Y 5 th AUGU S T GRANADA STUDIOS TOUR (including admission)................................................. ........
SU ND A Y 6 th AUGU S T EXTENDED COUNTRY RUN..........................
TU E SD A Y 8 th AUGU ST BLACKPOOL...................................................... FLEETWOOD.....................................................
WED NESDA Y 9 th AUGU S T WIGAN PIER for a 2 hour stay then on to
SOUTHPORT.................. ..................................
09-20 2.80 09-20 . 3.30
09-40 10.95 12-50 3.50
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SUNDAY 13 th AUGUST EXTENDED COUNTRY RUN........................
TH UR SDA Y 1 7 th AUGU S T SOUTHPORT FLOWER SHOW....................
FR ID A Y 1 8 th AUGU S T SOUTHPORT FLOWER SHOW....................
S A TU R D A Y 1 9 th AUGU ST SOUTHPORT FLOWER SHOW...................
SU ND A Y 2 0 th AUGU S T EXTENDED COUNTRY RUN........................
TU E SD A Y 2 2 n d AUGU ST BLACKPOOL....................... FLEETWOOD.....................
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SATURDAY NIQHT — PARTY NIGHT COMING SOON
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THE LANCASHIRE LIBRARY Ribble Valley District
WHALLEY LIBRARY
JULY EXHIBITIONS GALLERY - Ph otog rap hs by Kenneth Taylor.
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DISPLAY CASE - Stoneware and porcelain by Philip and An ne Jose. r * * * * * 1
MOTOCROSS SCRAMBLE at Higher Mere Syke Farm, Wigglesworth
on SUNDAY, JULY 2nd S ta r tin g a t 11 a.m . , on site re fre shm e n ts a n d toilets
ADMISSION: ADULTS £1.00, CHILDREN 50p
Small children free ^
The event is approx. 1.5 miles south ol » a Wigglesworth on the Sawley road, follow motocross signs from Wigglesworth and Sawley
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: CHILDREN’S : s CLOTHING SALE \
In aid o f W a d dington Sp orts Fund a t the
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Lower Buck, Waddington * on Wednesday 5th July at 8 .00 p.m. — ADMISSION 10p C h a in -s to re s e c o n d s a n d s am p le s
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LOW MOOR CLUB F r id a y , J u n e 3 0 th
ROYSTON JONES TRIO Usual entertainment in the lounge on Saturday
MEMBERS DRAW Sunday, July 2nd: £17
Members and Bona Fide guests
ST PAUL’S LOW MOOR
SATURDAY, JULY 1st
Clitheroe Singers present
‘HOLY MAN’ 7 p.m. in the Church
9-00 Holy Communion
SUNDAY, JULY 2nd
10-30 Family Communion and Prizegiving
5- 6-
00 St Ann's Court 00 SONGS OF
PRAISE All welcome
EVER AT Til
C L IT I AUCTlI
(Clitheroe A/J
MASSIVE INDCf AREAS— 5Cj
Tel: HOYLES (02I * ^ .
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MOORLAND SCHOOL FETE
Ribblesdale Avenue, Clitheroe
SATURDAY, 1st JULY 2 p.m. To be opened by
Mrs G. Waddington
Inc.— Pe n d le Jaz zm en Bo uncin g Ca stle C re am Tea s H e lico peter and Army Ve hicles
" P rofes s io nal local c ra fts
Ring 0253 404 Sandcastle, Sout
84°F ★ WAVE POO ★ WHITE KNUCKI ★ FOUNTAIN,*
Follow the crq
2 FRIDAY EVENIM Z
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on the Aul 5 p»m»l
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Bring everyone n
Car boot spaces only £5. 1 fror l
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FRIDAY, JU N E 3 0 th a n d SA TU R D A Y , JU LY 1 s t
VAGABONDS W ED N E S D A Y , JU L Y 5 th
JAMES and THE
JIMMY
(Clubland's No. 1 attraction — plus support)
THE AFFAIR (Sensational Group)
Free admission Wednesday only when dining in the carvery
★ LOUNGE BAR ★ SATURDAYS
DAVE RUSSELL ENTERTAINS
Why not book a meal In the Carvery and reserve a table In the Cabaret Room
Room available lor private hire. Weddings, etc. catered lor
Grab your cossl have some fun aj
Prices plunge (Last Admiss
Get there before Blcj Seamus arrive
CABARET, CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR
Tel. Accrington 384874 ■ %
IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?
NEED HELP? Ring the
SAMARITANS ANYTIME
F t BLACKBURN
J f 662424 01 ■
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X 694929 Call or **'nt« to
15 MARKET SOUARE NELSON
105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN
S A T U R D A Y . 9 th S e p tem b e r . 1 9 8 9 . T h e H o d d e r V a l le y A y r ic u l tu r a ! & H o r t ic u l tu r a l S o c ie ty . 4 6 th A n n u a l S h ow a t S la id b u rn . N r . C l i th e ro e .
1 9 /2 0 A U G U S T . R ib h le s d a le V a l le y . V in ta g e C lu b R a l ly .
8 th & 9 th J U L Y . G o o s n a ry h •Sc L o n y r iU y e A y r ic u l t u r a I S h o w . F o r d e ta i ls 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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