2 Clilheroe Advertiser and Times, November 15th, 1979


YOUR WEEKEND — -VIEWING— SATURDAY


BBC-1


9-05--THE WORLD OF RUGBY


12-15-GRANDSTAND 5-05—WHO KILLED WHO?


9-30—MULTI-' COLOURED SWAP SHOP


5-15-NEWS 5-


6- 00—DR WHO 0-25— LARRY


BRUSH SHOW


GRAYSON’S GENERATION GAME


S-40—DALLAS 9-30—NEWS 9-40—MATCH OF THE DAY


7- 20—SECRET ARMY $-10—MIKE YAR- WOOD IN PERSONS


10- 11-


12- 2-


40—PARKINSON


BBC-2 05—OPEN


UNIVERSITY


5-05—HORIZON 5-55—GRAPEVINE (5-25—A DIARY OF BRITAIN


7-05—NEWS AND SPORT


3- 30— PLAY AWAY 3-55—SATURDAY CINEMA "Texas Carnival.’’ starring Howard Keel, Esther Wil­ liams. Red Skelton.


7-20—ICE SKATING


• S-05—WAYNE SLEEP IN ADAM’S RIB


S-55—FILM INTERNA­ TIONAL “The Life Of Chikuzan.”


10- 11-


30—THE BASIL 11-


55—NEWS ON 2 00—INTERNA­


MOVIE “The Teckman Mystery,” starring Margaret Leigh­ ton, John Justin, Roland Culver, Michael Medwin.


Granada 40-WEATHERMAN


10-30—TISWAS 12-


5-05—NEWS 5-15—CARTOON TIME 5-


SPORT 15—LUCKY LUKE6-


LANGUAGE WAYNE FILM


10-05—VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS


9-25—THE DO-GOODERS


30—WORLD OF


30—MIND YOUR 00—THE JOHN


10-00—NEWS 10- 11-


9-00—THE PROFES­ SIONALS


S-15—FREDDIE STARR’S VARI­ ETY MADHOUSE


"Will Penny," with Charlton Heston, Joan Hackett, Donald Pleasence.


BBC-1 9-


9-10—WAKE UP SUNDAY


10- 11- 12-


1- 2-


2-


$-55—"BOD ON THE BEACH."


SUNDAY 5- 6-


7-


10-25—LET’S GO 10- 40—ROADSHOW DISCO


NAYAJEEVAN BUSINESS


11-30—A VVENTURA 11-


OWN FURNI­ TURE


1-00— FARMING 1-25—A CHILD’S PLACE


WORSHIP LINES


30—NAI ZINDAGI 00—YOUR OWN


15—TWO PEOPLE 15—THE LATE FILM


NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND UNITED REFORMED


SPECIAL 10—RUGBY


6- 40—THE MONEY PROGRAMME


05—TELE-FRANCE10- 55—MAKE YOUR11-


20—SUNDAY


9-15—TIMOTHY WEST AS BEECHAM


$-10—NEWS ON 2 $-15—THE MUCH LOVED MUSIC SHOW


ABOUT US YOUTH


11-354—FILM OF THE WEEK “The Hard Part Begins,” starring Donnelly Rhodes, Nancy Belle Fuller.


TIONAL TENNIS


3- 45—THE HIGH CHAPARRAL


4- 35—GO WITH NOAKES


5- 5- 6-


6-30—ROADSHOW INFO


OF KING ARTHUR


7-


6- 40—SONGS OF PRAISE


FILM "Jugfremaut,'' star­ ring Richard Har­ ris. Omar Sharif.


9-


10- 10- 11-


9-55—NEWS


WOMEN REALITY HUNTERS


"Dawn Patrol." (bw) starring Errol Flynn. BasifRath- bone, David Niven, Donald CrisD.


05—FILM MATINEEGranada 10-


50—WRITE AWAY 00-NEWS HEAD­


9-30—HORSES IN OUR BLOOD


11-


05—RISING STARS12- 50—NEWS


00—'THE LEGEND


2- 2-


15—THE SUNDAY


WORSHIP II


l-OO—SPACE 1999 1-


WORLD RIGHT


4- 30—THE SOUTH BANKSHOW


3- 30—THE LOVE BOAT


MATCH


00—SHOESTRING 05—VIRTUOUS


40—ILLUSIONS OF 05—THE WHALE


11-35—WEATHERMAN BBC-2


11-15—12-30—OPEN UNIVERSITY


4-20—CHRONICLE


1-55-INTERNA­ TIONAL TENNIS


11-00—THE LATE NIGHT MOVIE "The Gun," with


9-30—ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR


Stephen Elliott, and Jean Le Bouvier.


ONL Y A FEW TICKETS LEFT FOR THAT POPULAR FOLK GROUP FROM DORSET


7- 15—'THE GLUMS 7-45—MRS COLUMBO S-4 5-NEWS 9-00—BLESS ME FATHER


6- 00-SALLY ANN 6-30—NEWS 6-40—APPEAL 6- 45—SUNDAY SWEET SUNDAY


5- 30—QUEST OF EAGLES


PRICES: ADULTS ELIO CHIID/OAP 80p


PERFORMANCES: MON^FRI 2 p.m. B 7p.m. SAT 1.30 pm, 4.30 p.m.. 7.30 p.m.


TICKETS: ADULTS £1.10 CHILD/OAP 80p DISCOUNT for parties of 10 or MORE


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I MOTOR SERVICES LIMITED I


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND AND


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46 KING STREET, CL1THEROE Tel. 22590, 22473


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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1st, 1979


■ 7 a.m. Christmas Shopping LONDON. Leaves for | home 11 p.m.................................................................£57S


I „ „ „ SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8th. 1979 9-20 a.m. Chnstmas Shopping BLACKPOOL Return 6


I P'm...................................................................................£1.70 |


SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1979 ■ , ,


I included). Back home approx. 9-30 p.m..................£6.50 I „


Run (wi,h Christmas Meal SATURDAY. DECEMBER 15th, 1979


| 9-20 a.m. Chnstmas Shopping BLACKPOOL___ £1.70 Chatburn and Whalley times differ by 10 minutes to


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IN CONCERT THIS SATURDAY


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL Tickets £2 Licensed Bar


RING SLAIDBURN 223 TO RESERVE A SEAT Some admission possible at the door


PRODUCED BY HODDER VALLEY BADMINTON CLUB AND' MPAA .


| Clitheroe times.


Please book early for good seats. “Coaching In Comfort”


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M.P.A.A. Presents


Qdshjheatie Company) who will be presenting 2 plays: Brendan Beban’s The Hostage"—e modem classic which was very successful In the West End and a new play by Ian McPherson — -Jack Doyle — The Man Who Boxed Like John McCormack'based on the rags to riches to rags story of Jack Doyle the once famous boxer and tenor.


GREEN FIELDS AND FAR AWAY


LONGRIOGE HIGH SCHOOL HALL'S PORTS CENTRE. MONDAY,NOVEMBER19th,-77>eHosfage-


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LONGRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL HALLSPORTS CENTRE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20th,-Jack Doyle-


C A S T L E T A X I S


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RADIO CABS ... 31 KING ST., CLITHEROE


TOWN HALL ACCRINGTON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 st, "The Hostage"


TOWN HALL. ACCRINGTON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, m


Jack Doyfe"


NELSON COLLEGE OF F.E^ NELSON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ' 23rd, ‘ The Hostage”


NELSON COLLEGE OF F.E, NELSON. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24th, -Jack Doyle'


AD performances start at 7-30 p.m. 2951371998


Tlcketsc£1^5 (OAPs'Students 75p) with a SPECIAL PRICE FOR 2 PERFORMANCES of £1.75 (OAPstStudentsCI) U-P-A-A-, 20 Hammerton Street. Burnley. TeL


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SKIPTON CONSTITUENCY CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION Bfltw-ky-BorlaV, Sjwlej ad Gistari Fartst Bradi ,


OUR RIBBLE


HERITAGE LOCAL SLIDES by Mr i. Robinson


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21st


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL at 7-30 p.m.' ^


. /Stmlssion (including supper).-Adults: Cl; Children 50p


m s


ST. JOHN’S CHURCH HURSTGREEK


I CHRISTMAS FAIR . P L E A S E N O T E SATURDAY' NOVEMBER 17th ^


N THE MEMORIAL HALL, HURST . GREEN


Tombola, Toys,* Books, Produce, Cakes, Bric-a-Brac, . ■ • Plants, Gifts, Raffle, Cards, Teas .


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. Doors will be opened at 2-30 p.m. , ; i v ’ Admission by voluntary donation *


& & & & & & & & & & & & ' & - • » I


11-25-CARTOON 11- 30—HERITAGE IN DANGER


00—MORNING 00—TALKING BIKES 00—WEEKEND


55—THIS IS YOUR 20—CARTOON


25—THE KICK OFF


pantomime W|TH DUCC|E ★ C U R K


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BOM OFFICE TEL 51BB770EC. 2Sth TO JAN. 19th BOX MON-FRI 9 .0 0 a .m .- 5.00p.mJ


WINDSOR HALL BM CKBO OFFICE SAT 10.00a jn . -4 .0 0 p.m.


Presents , ‘MATCHSTALK MEN


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ADMISSION STILL lOp (Children free i f accompanied)


Inquiries: Blackburn 664515 10-NEWS REVIEW 15—THE WORLD


COPY NOOK HOTEL


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND Nr CLITHEROE Tel. BoIton-by-Bowland‘


205


BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR


05—TESTAMENT OF 00—INTERNA­


CHRISTMAS PARTIES CHRISTMAS DAY LUNCHAND %


The restaurant is now under the personal supervision o f PAUL & ANN TAYLOR


NEW YEARS EVE DINNER


C L IT H E R 0 G A N T IQ U E


& COLLECTORS’ FAIR THIS


SATURDAY 1 0 a .m . — 5 p .m .


P A R I S H H A L L CHURCHBROW


A FRIENDL Y FAMIL Y O UTING 1,000’s of COLLECTABLES REFRESHMENTS


CHURCH CRTA YE HISMS FAR SATURDAY,


NOVEMBER 24th at 3 p.m. in


THE SUNDAY SCHOOL


CAKE, PRODUCE, CHRIST­ MAS CARDS, etc. AFTER- NOON TEAS


D R A O J I A _ . A


TIONAL TENNIS 50—MIDNIGHT


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i Sepaiete shows dally it . I 2.20 4.5S 7.20 9.50


...terrific and terrifying


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Separate shows daily at 2.10 5.15 7.35


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Ai 9,k$J it not Miter, Uvn tho ot<a>nai— f re Sun


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JiULtAjyi’J i 'M M COMttT *


Unit Four BLACKBURN 5 84 4 6 2


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Support 2.05 4.55 7.45 10.35 Feature 3.25 6.1S 9.0S


This film is totally out of controlI


CHRISTMAS S T IR K H O U S E ! 1


Due to public demand for information regarding Public Dinner Dances at .Stirk House Hotel, over the Christmas and New Year period^ we think it would be better if we outlined the dates when we would be able to look after you.


A PUBLIC DINNER DANCE will be held on 17th December with


CABARET which will be £10.00 per person fully inclusive.TWs would ideally accommodate your office Christmas parties etc. MONDAY, 24th DECEMBER LUNCHEON


CHRISTMAS EVE DINNER DANCE & CABARET £12.00 inclusive CHRISTMAS DAY LUNCHEON CHRISTMAS DAY BUFFET DINNER


BOXING DAY FESTIVE TABLE D’HOTE LUNCHEON £6.00 inclusive BOXING NIGHT — 26th DECEMBER t


“PENDLE WITCHES NIGHT” or do your own thing at our FANCY DRESS BALL


SUNDAY, 30th DECEMBER — CELEBRITY DINNER £9.00


NEW YEAR’S EVE DINNER DANCE & CABARET £16.00 inclusive NEW YEAR'S DAY DINNER DANCE & CABARET £12.00 inclusive


Please apply for booking form and any other details you require to Ur . John Barrington-Fortune, General Manager. Tel. GtSBURN SBt


" e 3/so/iave a 4-day Christmas programme for residents with Cocktail parties, Dinner Dances and superb entertainment, this also applies to the New Year period.


£12 50 inclusive £10.00 inclusive £6.00 inclusive


G E O R G E ’S B H A L L


LACKBURN


6-30 p.m. 800p 650p 55Up 450p 250p


,9 p.m. 850p 300p


Friday, November 30th 7-30 p.m.


MOTORHEAD 250p In advance 300p on nlghtl


Sunday, December 9th 7-30 p.m.


225p (250n on night)


with Special Guest CHELSEA


THE DICKIES


Wednesday, December 12th at 7-30 p.m.


THE JAM 300p


Thursday, December 13th at 7-30 p.m.


KEN DODD’S CHRISTMAS £14.00 inclusive (OAP and child 50p reduction)!


LAUGHTER SHOW 250p200p150p


Monday, December 24th 8 p.m. to midnight


CHRISTMAS EVE DANCE Monday, December 31 at 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE Festive fun with the No. 1 dance band in the north


- BOB WATMOUGH & HIS ORCHESTRA


Tickets £2 each available at | any of our Saturday night dances or from the box office, King George's Hall.


SATURDAY DANCING THE BOB WATMOUGH


ORCHESTRA regret that there will be N O PUBLIC DANCING THIS WEEK but


inrite you to rejoin them on Saturday, November 24th, 8 p.m.— 11-45 p.m.


Admission still only 75p. Tel. Blackburn 51887


for all ticket reservations.] NEWTON VILLAGE HALL


NOVEMBER 22nd, 8 p.m. PARTIES by


WICKERWORLD


Toys, Games, Ornaments etc by Davina


and Leather Goods and Slippers by Marian.


. NOVEMBER 23rd


CASTLEFORD HOME


C O F F E E


E V E N IN G & PRIZE BINGO


Thursday, 22nd November 7-9 p.m. 20p


Including coftee, tombola, cake, raffle


'WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE


in aid of children’s and senior citizens’ parties.


SUPPER DANCE Admission £2.50


DECEMBER 7th CHRISTMAS


DECEMBER Sth


and DOMINO DRIVE Usual seasonal prizes.


Adults 60p. Children’s Dominoes 30p


SUPPER DANCE £2.50


NEW YEAR’S EVE SLAIDBURN Y.F.C.


Christmas Whist anil a Domino Drive


t SLAIDBURN


WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21st 7-45 p.m.


ADMISSION 60p Inc. SUPPER PRIZES ol TURKEYS etc.


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB 22 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE


lor the best In entertainment


Dancing to THE BACKGROUND DUO your hosts TOM and THELMA


THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15th Comedy Showband


IN-BETWEEN


(small cover charge, members and guests) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th


introducing CYMARON (Country <S Western group)


DAVID NIGHT


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18th tantastic new singing star


BILL’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY


WEEKLY DOUBLE 2 5 -3 WEEKLY TREBLE 20—15—14 THE


GEORGIAN WINDOW LICENSED RESTA URANT


WADDINGTON


WE ASSURE YOU OF GOOD FRESHLY COOKED FOOD, PERSONAL ATTENTION, AND


. COMFORTABLE SURROUNDINGS Ideal for private parties or relaxed dining


DINNER. WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY 7-30 p.m. to 9-30 p.m.


LUNCHEON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 12-15 p.m. to 1-45 p.m.


HIGH TEA SUNDAY 3-45 p.m. to 6 p.m.


Some tables remaining for Christmas Ere and New Years Eve


Fully booked Christmas Day and .Yctr Years Day TEL. CLITHEROE 25090 FOR INQUIRIES


CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY


Kathleen Livingstone........................Soprano Neil Mackie...........................


A Viennese Evening Tenor John Blakely.......... .......................... .....Piano


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21st GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7-30 p.m.


Tickets at the door —Sap Students —2op


MID-PENNINE ASSOCIATION FOR THE ARTS In conjunction with LEYLAND & AREA FOLK SOCIETY


TRADITIONAL CONCERT at the SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL, CLITHEROE


' PEQULIAR BAND andteaturinq PRESTON GUILDSMEN SWORD DANCERS also the ROEBUCK SINGERS


with COUNTRY DANCING to the OLD


8-00 to 11-30 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd (Licensed bar, food available)


Tickets Ct from Swan and Royal Hotel and Ames Music, Castle __________


Street, Clitheroe and at Ute door. '


CHATBURN METHODIST CHURCH GRAND


AU TUM N B A Z A A R


Saturday, November 17th OPENING 2-30 p.m.


in THE DAY SCHOOL HALL, SAWLEY ROAD


OPENER: MR DA VtD BOWKER ot Clitheroe CHAIRMAN: Rer. G. W. S. KNOWLES VARIOUS STALLS, TEAS


ADMISSION ADULTS 10p CHILDREN 5p THE BELVEDERE RESTAURANT


BOOKINGS ARE NOW BEING TAKEN FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON


WE HAVE OUR EXTENSIVE A-LA CARTE MENU


SPECIAL MENU FOR


CHRISTMAS EVE DINNER CHRISTMAS DAY LUNCH


NEW YEAR’S EVE DINNER Book early to avoid disappointment


PADIHAM 72250 and 72170 ^ J E A D j^ N r ^ U R N L E Y


ALL SAINTS PARISH CHURCH, PENDLETON


LANCASHIRE LIBRARY RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT presents


The following EXHIBITIONS at WHALLEY


LIBRARY from SATURDAY the 17th NOVEMBER to SATURDAY the 1st DECEMBER


1 .WATERCOLOURS by JOHN RICKARD (Gallery) 2. 3.


C0UNTRY CRAFTS by'HELEN LAWLESS otsdiat Deyu LAPIDARY by Or. C. S. PARKER (Display Case).


OPEN NORMAL LIBRARY HOURS ALL ITEMS FOR SALE


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 1979 in the Village Hall


CHRISTMAS s, FAYRE


HIS (CounbSor R. i?. Ainsworth) G,^ T o aMBoiRP DY CE^S T A L L S ’


TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE LIMITED


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THREE_MIN| b u s e s FOR HIRE ' CUTHEROE


- 2 7 2 0 0 and 2 3 4 8 3 ------------ ^ e n te re d Office, n t p . > " c l g i S i t i T FOR BUYING SELLING


LOW MOOR CLUB THURSDAY— SATURDAY


B IN G O IN THE LOUNGE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18th


F R A N D A R A N Popular Vocalist


withtheCOHN BARRY SOUND . Members Draw £7


£10 08096, Turkey 09478.09705,08083,08800 09524 08195,09464


Snowball No. 7 . Next Week £3 WHALLEY ABB


COFFEE intheConfe


Tuesday., Nove 10-30 a.m.


STALLS, CA 2


LANE ENDS COMMUNITY CENTRE


Tuesday, November 20th


at 8 p.m.


BESWICK POTTERY PARTY


a perfect opportunity to purchase that special gift


Saint Bartholomews Church, Chipping


AUCTION


SALE FRIDAY,


NOVEMBER 16th 6-45 p.m. :


in Chipping Village Hall B U R N L E Y CHRISTMAS WHIST


CLOGGERS S PO R T ING CLUB


G R EA T H A RW O O D TEL. Nos. 888103 and 888128


SUN., DEC., 2nd 1979 OPENING


SQUASH, SNOOKER, FOOTBALL, BARS, DINING, CABARET, DISCO, FUNCTION ROOM


MEMBERSHIP NOW A VAILABLE SEE PUBLIC NOTICES IN THIS PAPER TODA Y


M a t th ew B row n • r tw e n 9 f q u a lity A le s fe e IM ye a rs


1 8 3 0 )^* 1 9 8 0 V


LION BEERS AND SLALOM LAGER ON SALE IN ALL BARS


SWAN & EOYA TUE


10 a.m. Quality


Friendly dealers willin Come and ?


CLITHERO and C0LLE


BRITISH CRUISING AT ITS BEST!


TO OBTAIN THE TYPE OF CABIN YOU REQUIRE DONT DELAY! BOOK NOW WITH THE ACKNOWLEDGED CRUISE SPECIALISTS


OTHER CRUISE PARTIES A VAILABLE CALL OR PHONE FOR DETAILS


15 TOWN HALL STREET, BLACKBURN T e l .5 B 5 9 0 o r 5 9 7 9 7


CONTRACT WORK


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IS U N D A b Bar snacks av 2


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H O D D E H


S U P P E Saturday, N Dancing 9 Admiss Tel. Sto


O l d f i e l d T r a v e l _ n ~


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P M ) 5 x P t m i c p c


JOIN OUR SPECIAL PARTY ON “ ORIANA"


V ^ r U l b C d 17th MAY FOR 15 NIGHTS CRUISE 004


VISITING ATHENS, ISLE OF RHODES, LIMASSOL, ALEXANDRIA & CADIZ


FARE FROM C483.00 INCLUSIVE FROM THIS AREA f t


•i ■ may*^ gi?***& DAY & Nl


LOWERGAT P H O N E


2 Reg. Office: 15LO THE TRA VEL AGENTS YOU KNOW YOU CAN TRUST


MON., NOV. 19th to SAT. at 6-45 p.m. METRO GOLDWYN MAYER PRESENTS


DOCTOR ZHIVAGO (A) OMAR SHARIF. GERALDINE CHAPLIN. ALEC GUINNESS.


JULIE CHRISTIE, TOM COURTENAY. RALPH RICHARDSON, SIOBHAN McKENNA, ROD STEIGER. RITA TUSHJNGHAM


One o f the mightiest screen epics ever presented


David Lean's film ol Boris Pasternak's novel comes vividly to We to provide an unforgettable cinema experience


United Reform


A U T U I SATURDAY


to by opened at 3 p.m Rlbble Valle


VARIOUS STAL TREASURE, P B U FFE T T : CH


ADULTS 10


There is still time and. club


WIDE SELEC PRICES T( Parties 20-3


Tel. W FOR FUR


C I V I C M A L I CLITHEROE. feL 23278.


THURS, FRI & SAT at 7-30 p.m.


, ROGER MOORE as 007 in MOONRAKER (A)


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