I 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, January 24th, 1980
Your weekend Radio and TV
SA TU R D A Y BBC-1
9-05—BETTER BAD MINTON
9-
5-35—NEWS 5-
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T 30—MUL SI-COLOUREDWAPSHOP
W 50—WONDER T 15—ALL CREA E 05—THE DICKMERY SHOW
OMAN
AURES GREAT 40—DALLAS
ND SMALL
D 40—MATCH OF THE3- 50—PARKINSON
30-NEWS AY
4-05—PLAY AWAY 4-
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645—CRICKET: Australia v West
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“ OVIE:M 05—GANGSTER 9- FThe Petrified
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RSATIONS MIRACLE
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M 20-MIDNIGHT “Rosemary’s Baby”
Granada
9-30-A BETTER READ 9-
10-05—F ANGF ACE 10-
AMB
12-30—WORLD OF SPORT
8- 15—ENEMY AT THE 9 DOOR
6-30—SATURDAY 8 ADVENTURE SHOW
INDY
10- 11-
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P 00—SATURDAY 11- R 45—SECOND CITY
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9.10—SPEAK OUT 9-
0- L 05—THE SKILL OF IP-READING
7- 7- 8-
H C * ' 11- 55—RAGTIME
5-05-ITN NEWS 5-15—CARTOON TIME 5- 6-
-15—THE FAITH BROWN CHAT
10- 15—NEWS ON 2 - 5-
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Indies PORT 55—SATURDAY
W 30—THAT’S THE 5 COMPANY 00—HORIZON
Mrs Miniver” AY TO DO IT
50—MR SMITH’S 5- 6-
15—OPEN DOOR 6- 7-
A 15— CLIFF RICHARD SNDTHE
( 05—FESTIVAL
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new series) “The Misanthrope" 30—SPY!
1-35—WEATHERMAN BBC-2
W 30—THAT’S THE S 00—RUGBY
A 40—CRICKET: Inustralia v West
M 00—MORK AND 9 ROWS SINGS 30—OH BOY!
REJUDICE Granada
9-30—THIS IS YOUR RIGHT
ORSHIP
1-00—SPACE 1999 1- 2-
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19- 15—HART TO HART 10-
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K 15— LUKE’S
LOW MOOR CLUB SAT., JAN. 26th
B IN G O in th e L o u n g e S U N . , J A N . 2 7 t h
TONY WARWICK Vocal Guitarist
22433 — 22607 — 21782 — 22673 — 22092 — 21647 — 22284 — 21875
SNOWBALL NO. 4 NOT WON MEMBERS' DRAW £8 NEXT WEEK ________ _
CLITHEROE CRICKET CLUB CHATBURN ROAD
JUMBLE AT THE CLUB
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th 11 a.m.
ADMISSION 2p
^BoroughotHyndburn and Mid-Pennine Arts Association YNDBURN SPORTS CENTRE, ACCRINGTON
H T H E C H I E F T A I N S ,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, 1980, at 7-30 p.m Tlckata £3. children £2.50
■AVAILABLE FROM ALTHAMS TRAVEL SERVICE MID-PENNINE
ARTS ASSOCIATION, 20 HAMMERTON STREET, BURNLEY HYNDBURN SPORTS CENTRE, RECREATION AND
AMENITIES DEPT. GOTHIC HOUSE. ST JAMES'S STREET. ACCRINGTON (Postal bookings. Tel. 0254 33157)
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12- WORK W 00—MORNING
745—SPIRIT OF ASIA 8- 45—NEWS ON 2 8-
ROGRAMME LUFF
30—BISHOP’S MOVE
4- -
10-15—LET’S GO 10-30—THE HANDICAP PED FAMILY
10- 11- 12-
40—JIM’LL FIX IT
LANGUAGE AND PEOPLE
1145—MULTI-RACIAL BRITAIN
12-25—CHRISTIANITY EXPLORED
OURSELF 2-
“ 00—FILM MATINEE:(SJUADROPHENIA tThe Glass Moun Main,” starring
INES
ISTS OF THE 5 YEAR 1980
-25—THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
T 30—YOUNG SCIEN ASTING
CHAMPION- SHIPS
t ulcie Gray, Valen KATING
P 35—THE 1980 EURO SEAN FIGURE
Dichael Denison, ine Cortese.
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Glenda Jackson Richard Chamberlain in Ken Russell's
10 0 THE MUS,C l o v e r s nightly
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WINE, DINE
WOOD STREET, GREAT HARWOOD 6S8128 and 8M103 TO THE SOUNDS OF
t. i. no*.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25th D IS C O
ONE OF THE NORTHS LEADING DJ S LADIES FREE BEFORE 10p.m.
C a b a re t a n d D a n c in g s ta r r in g VENN TRACEY, MIKE SHAUN
Members 75p, Guests C1 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd
PRIDE & PREJUDICE Tickets on sale at reception
Reserved dining tables available SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd
00-SKI SUNDAY
P 40—THE MONEY B 15—CALL MY
P 30—PRIDE AND A 25—BLINDMBITION
10-NEWS REVIEW 55—STUART BUR
C A R IB B E A N E V E N IN G DANCING TO
CARIBBEAN E V EN ING DANCING TO
CARIBBEAN STEEL BAND Plus CARIBBEAN STYLE BUFFET
Private function room the Harwood Suite. Bookings taken lor 1980 onwards lor weddings, anniversaries, dinner parties, conferences, exhibitions.
TICKETS £4.50 INCLUSIVE ON SALE AT RECEPTION M a tfln tg r B ro w n . y ttakrlMfi* THE GEORGIAN WINDOW
00—PLAY GUITAR II 30—NUMBERS AT
W 00—WEEKEND qThose who appreciate quality will find us ideal for a
Situated in Lancashire's Best Kept Village ice are a small restaurant with a growing reputation for excellent, home cooked and freshly prepared food.
L IC E N S E D R E S T A U R A N T WADDINGTON
uiet, unhurried dinner, or equally, a wedding, birthday or anniversary celebration.
Party and wedding menus arc available on request. D IN N ER 7-00 to 9-30 p.m.
55—OUT OF TOWN TR A D IT IO N A L SUNDAY LUNCHEON (Table D'Hote)
WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY A LUNCHEON 12-15 to 145
LA CARTE ON SATURDAY £3.50 including VAT and Sendee
FOR RESERVATIONS A- INQUIRIES TEL. CLITHEROE 2r>0'J0
H IG H TEA 3-45 to 6 p.m. SUNDAY ONLY
WADDINGTON SOCIAL & BOWLING CLUB
HY 45—YOUR 100 BEST F 15—FAMILY
CANCELLATION NOTICE DUE TO TH E TAVERN ERS
DISB A N D ING THERE W ILL BE NO
FOLK N IG H T T H IS FRIDAY, TH E 2 5 th . All tickets paid for will be refunded.
NEXT FOLK NIGHT! FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29th
WOODBINE LIZZY
HODDER VALLEY FOXHOUNDS ANNUAL
HUNT BALL TOBEHELDAT NEWTON VILLAG E HALL
FRIDAY, FEB. 8 th , 1 9 8 0 TICKETS £4
also JOE PYE'S FILM NIGHT at the DOG AND
PARTRIDGE, TOSSIDE, FRIDAY, FEB. 1 St, tickets £1. Including supper
Tel. STONYHURST 262 YOUR MEMBER
OF PARLIAMENT DAVID
WADDINGTON
STMARYMAGDELENE SCOUTGROUP
JUMBLE SALE
FRIDAY
25th JANUARY at 6 p.m. in the
UPPER PARISH CHURCH HALL
CHURCH STREET . CUTHEROE
ADMISSION 2p
t h e u n it e d CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP will meet
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th at 7-30 p.m.
at SOUTHFIELD SHIREBURN, WADDINGTON
EVERYONE WEIXOME__
Speaker: Mr J. BUDD , ol Colne '
LANCASHIRE COMBMIOH CLITHEROE ,
VULGAN NEWTON KICK-OFF 2-30 p .m . . ADMISSION: 35p
Children and OAP 20p , Refreshments available
Match sponsors TURNERS SPORTS Clitheroe
Latest Fourth Round FA Cup scores given over public
address. 2 6 8 2 6
SAWLEY TAXI
N O W A T
C L IT H E R O E UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT TEL.
FOOTBALL at SHAWBRIDGE
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th
WILL BE AVAILABLE TO INTERVIEW
from 10-30 a.m. —12 noon at the
CONSTITUENTS ON SAT. JANUARY 26th
CONSERVATIVE OFFICE
9 Railway View, Clitheroe
CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH
ORGAN SOCIETY RECInITAL
ST PAUL’S CHURCH, LOW MOOR
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd at 8 p.m.
LINDA CARRINGTON
C H A R LE S M Y ER S
(Organist Clllheroe Parish
Programmes Novembers, 75p Students and OAP s, 40p ALL ABE WELCOME
TOW N CA R H IR E CLITHEROE LIMITED
THREE MINI BUSES FOR HIRE T E L . C L IT H E R O E
T A X I 2 7 2 0 0
Registered Olllce, 28 Parson Lane _____ Mid-Pennine Arts Association presents
and 2 3 4 8 3
PEGGY SEEGER and EWAN MacCOLL 1
with ' Tuesday,29thJanuary,.1980.
Neill MacColl Swan and Royal Hotel; Clitheroe
8 p.m.
Tickets: £1.25 (Students/OAPs 75p) Available from Tourist Information OHice and Althams Travel; Clitheroe and MPAA,
20, Hammerton Street, Burnley. Enquiries: Burnley 29513.
RIBBLE VALLEY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
(Evangelical Charismatic) : " WATERLOO RD. CLITHEROE The Church of Jesus Christ has only one Priesthood, a royal Priesthood ol believers, 1 'Peter 2 v 9. Amongst whom are
Whalley Methodist Church JUMBLE SALE
; SATURDAY. JANUARY 26\h 2 p.m.
; Admission 3p
apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers, perfect- ■ Ing and edifying the body 111! Ephesians 4 v 7-14
FAMILY SERVICES SUNDAY-10-45 a.m. -6 -15 p.m. Guestc Preacher Ron Lucas
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’ COTTAGE BIBLE STUDY WED. 7-30 p.m.. ENQUIRIES RING CUTHEROE 25825
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For details of
LAKES.CHRISTIAN CAMP WEEK July’19th' - , ,26th 1980 '
vr . Contact: Mias D. Pass, 9 Eden Mount, Ulveraton, Cumbria.1
CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH AMATEUR OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY
.Itlllt ltd to the MlonelOtjegUctOrtmetlc Anoclellon PRESENT
THE WHITE HORSE INN A M U S IC A L C OM E D Y
Music by RALPH BENATZKY
O r ig in a l lyrics by R O B E R T G IL B E R T b y a r ra n g em e n t with S A M U E L F R E N C H L TD
P ro d u c ed by B A R B A R A
S C A T T E R G O O D IN THE
PARISH CHURCH HALL, CLITHEROE
MON. FEB. 11th to SAT. FEB. 16th at 7-30 p.m. MATINEE SAT. 16th at 2-30 p.m.
BOX OFFICE OPENS 2-3 p.m. from JAN. 28th to FEB. 1 st and Feb 4th to Feb 8th
T IC K E T S £1 OAP’S AND CH ILDR EN UNDER 14 MONDAY E V EN ING AND
TH E M AT INEE PERFORMANCE ONLY 6 0 p
LUCKY PROGRAMME DRAW EACH EVENING CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB
22 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE tor the best In entertainment
Dancing to THE BACKGROUND DUO your hosts TOM and THELMA
JOSEF FAZAL RAY RANDELL
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th (GREAT VOCAL)
SUNDAY, JANUARY 27th STAR NIGHT WITH
and DEBBIE NEAL (TWO GREAT ACTS) Small cover charge, members and guests
BILL’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY WEEKLY DOUBLE 7—25
__________WEEKLY TREBLE 2 6 - 9—27___________ LANCASHIRE LIBRARY
RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT presents
1. AN EXHIBITION OF SCULPTURES by JOAN BIDE A U and JO YCE ROSS (Lending Department)
2. OILS AND WATERCOLOURS by JAMES KAYLEY (Gallery)
a t W H A L LE Y LIB RAR Y
from SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th to SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th OPEN NORMAL LIBRARY HOURS ALL ITEMS FOR SALE
**★ ********★ ******★ *★ ★ ★ *★ *★ **•-*- 4 ST HUBERT’S, DUNSOP BRIDGE *
DANCE at NEWTON VILLAGE HALL 8-30 p.m. to 1 a.m. ‘ * }
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15th 1980 j DANCING TO EGB TRIO Tickets £1.50 including supper
$ J
CLITHEROE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR BOYS York Street
JUMBLE SALE
IN THE SCHOOL HALL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1st at 7 p.m.
Admission 2p
and DANCE TO NON-STOP MUSIC
ENJOY A MEAL AND A DRINK AT REASONABLE ' PRICES IN OUR NEW RIVERSIDE ROOM (formerly
Pilky’s) late nights Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m. — 1 a.m.
Tickets available for supper and Dinner and Dance. £2.50 Friday and £4.50 Table d’ hote or a la carte Saturday inclusive.
SPECIAL TERMS FOR PARTIES OF8 OR MORE Reserve your table now
All Inquiries for Riverside Room, hotel or restaurant. Tel. Clllheroe 22010 or 25536.
Weddings, parties, mini conlerences, sales seminars etc. Special terms arranged.
F R E E H O U S E REAL ALE DRAUGHT BASS NO PRICE INCREASE ON ALL BASS BEERS
AA R O E F IE L D H O T E L RAC xx
AN D R E S TA U R A N T EDISFORD BRIDGE (B6243) CLITHEROE BOCM Silcock
BEEF AND SHEEP CONFERENCE on
.•
STIRK HOUSE HOTEL, GISBURN 7-30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30th at the - ■
also MR J. R. THOMPSON BSc (Agric) Hons Better productivity from hill and upland sheep LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
Speaker MR R. W. HELME BSc NDA Hill farming in the SO’s — Profit or Politics?
XX AWAYoF|-iFE REQUIREMENTS: YOUR ORDER BY
PHONE PREFERABLY BEFORE 3 D.m. AND NO LATER THAN 6-30 p.m. ON DAY REQUIRED
We will be happy to cater for that special party
FOR MORE DETAILS OR ANY
QUERIES PLEASE PHONE JOHN WRIGHT
C L O G G E R S SPORTING CLUB
12-55—FARMING 1-20—IT’S A GREAT
1-40—WRITE AWAY 1-
LIFE L 55—NEWS HEAD
55—RUSSIAN- 20—AVVENTURA
Y 10—A CHURCH TO
Unit Four BLflCKBURN 5 84 4 6 1
Support 4.10 7.20 10.30 Feature 2.35 5.40 8.50
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FRENCH FOOD BY PHONE
TEL: PADIHAM72197 EXPERTLY PREPARED
FRENCH CUISINE FOR DINING AT HOME WITH MINIMUM EFFORT
CA TER ING FOR WEDDINGS AND SPECIAL FUNC TIONS
High Class buffets o u r speciality
INTRODUCING OURSEL VES: WE OFFER READY-TO-EAT MEALS,
FRESHLY COOKED FOR COLLECTION FROM OURPREMISES
CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278.
THURS., FRI. & SAT. at 7-30 p.m. MICHAEL CAINE, TELLY SAVALAS IN
BEYOND THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE
Plan to relegate committee
THE Ribble Valley Council’s Finance and Gen eral Purposes Committee, whose members have r complained about a “lack of teeth,” may be
plained that they have no worthwhile role to play in
elegated to a sub-committee. Members have com
c the administration of the aouncil’s business, and fufte r considering their
i nctions, Monday s meet Rng 'of the Policy and
d esources Committee
D R A M A G RO U P B U S Y
committee under its wing. wThe recommendation howil, which will also decide
meet.
ecided to take the finance c ill go before the full coun
s e r v e on th e s u b committee and when it will
many members will
MChief Executi .ve Mr r ichael Jackson said in a ceport that the finance r ommittee was given testricted powers because Che Policy and Resources
Tei.Nos.
WOOD STREET, GREAT HARWOOD 888,28 “nd 888,03 Manager: Mr E. CBITCHLEY
THE HARWOOD SUITE is a fully self-contained, purpose-built
function room. j*.
We would be pleased to shory you around or discuss your. arrangements.
Catering to your individual taste is available as required.
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Catering for parties of 3 0 - 2 0 0 ^ ^ j ! y persons.
<S 6 ) ,. Parties, Weddings, Q y yT
Anniversaries, Q f 'V / jf
Conferences, Exhibitions, Presentation dances.
K r f t y v r 1»& / tn te r ta inm e n t can be arranged “ CLOGGERS a privately promoted social
as required.
centre rebuilt on the silo ol the lormer Great Harwood Football Club.
MARDA LTD., the promoters, have several years expenenco in catering and leisure activities
Matthew Brown Ktwai N Alw In l» m o ^ r » * e
MEMBERS of Wadding- ton Drama Group met for their annual dinner at the Copy Nook Hotel, Bolton- by-Bowland. mAfter the disappoint
A POLICE hunt _ c Clitheroe taxi drill
Taxi at g
i s h . ontinued yesterdal
O f f ic e s p la n
v e to e d
t ent of having to cancel ishe autumn play, the group s now going ahead with its dpring production, “Mur
ommittee was the major c body, apart from the full
duced by Dorothy Duck worth and rehearsals are an taking place on Mondays
er Deferred.” The thriller is being pro
toouncil, for deciding how m allocate resources. Its a embers also liked to keep a close eye on financial
d Thursdays. givPerformances will be
S en at St Helen’s Sunday
dministration. n Mr Jackson suggested a
improve the finance com mittee’s role and most popular was the sub committee idea. (CCoun. P e te r Nuttall
umber of solutions to
e litheroe) warned, how over, that the composition
epresented. c Any changes to the
ay. HUMOUR
MEMBERS of Clitheroe NFU ladies’ social section J heard an amusing talk by
eoan Laprell, features chith a supper of Kentucky TELEPHONES:
Editorial.............Clitheroe 22324 Advertising....... Clitheroe 22323 Tel-Sel Ads............Burnley 22331
HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH
Christ died for the Ungodly Romans 5 v6 Sunday 6-30 p.m.
Preacher W. Kerr Chorley
Wednesday 745 p.m. Prayer and Bible Reading
Magazine.Monday’s m e e tin g , was attended by S5 members wish Hall and concluded
ditor of The Lancashire
held in St Paul’s Par icken ana roast potatoes.
chool, Waddington, from March 26th to 29th and groups wishing to make block bookings are invited to contact secretary, Sue Baron, Clitheroe 26061.
TR A D E F IR M
wf thh sub-committee’ c ould have to be chosen aarefully so that as many rreas in the borough were
touncil’s committee struc eure would come into nffect at the start of the Mew municipal year in
TRADE was firm for all stock at Clitheroe Auction Mart on Mon day, with averages just rising above last week's figures. w There were 01 fat cattle for
e ard, including 28 fat cows, 14 (7average 81.9p), medium to Slip
wes and 240 hoggs. ( Light steers made to 84.4p l 9.Sp). Heavy averaged 73p,
BRITISH Rail has refused planning pi sion to convert Sta House, off Mitton R Whalley, into offices. Chief Architect
Planning Officer Mr P Bailey told the Ribble ley Council’s Develop! Sub-Committee that t a was a car parking pro)!
mommercial business whichainly residential : recrea also had ne:
tional facilities.
ORGANIST AT CHA PE L l
might heifers averaged ,3.4p and fnd heifers was TiUip, 2.2p up ( 1.Sp (7fi.2pl, heifers to SOp
edium made to hti.Sp (
SO.lip). a The overall average for steers
rom last week. 8 Uncertified steers made to (71.Sp), calf bulls to 91.2p
A BARROW woman! often played the org;l village chapel service:) died, aged 63. h Mrs Cicely Hargrel
(S9.8p) and fat cows to (iOp f>5.2p).Light lambs made to lnh.op
g olf Club, Mrs
raad lived in Coekerill" vece for the past B ars. Born in Bolto.'l y owland, she spenl hears in Clitheroe b l
(145.3p), standard to 154.5p a (
l-to.fip), medium to 152j>(144pt
orned ewes £13 (£10.80). D em o litio n
Mill, Clitheroe, at a cost of £2,950. ’ a The contract has been
ractors, Todmorden. E Resurfacing p a rt of
mmittee. CUTHEROE FC
BINGO NIGHT
Tues, Jan. 29th 8 p.m.
at THE ROYAL
BRITISH LEGION CLUB
Admission 60p inc. supper
G K IN GE O R G E 'S B H A L L
LACKBURM^ Friday, Jan. 25th. 7-30 p m.
e m io s E C J Sunday. Feb. 17lh, 7-30 P *
TAXI RING
TRB ELE TW
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DULE S ^ Admission by ticket only. Tel. Dunsop Bridge 288 J
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BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL
W H IS T and
D O M IN O E S
WEDNESDAY, 30th JAN. at 7 4 5 p.m.
ADM ISSION 50p
(Including refreshments) ALL MEAT PRIZES
CUTHEROE AND BOWLAND FARMERS SOCIAL COMMITTEE
ANNUAL DINN ER DANCE
at the SPREAD EAGLE HOTEL, SAWLEY
MONDAY, JANUARY 28th 1980: Saturday, January 26th at v
JUMBLE SALE ST JAME’S SCHOOL
DOORS OPEN 3 p.m. 1 ADMISSION 3p
Home made refreshments In akl ol St Denys end Working Party THURS, FEB 28m,7-30 p.m.
MUSIC HALL Tickets 120p(90p
OLD TIME
chlldren/OAPs) SOp party bookings
SAT, MARCH 8th, 7-30 p.m.
l a i l a i i Tickets 300p,250p,200p ■
(50p reduction childOAPs) Sunday, March 30th, 7-30 p.m.
i t a m o j a a l Tickets 300p,250p,200p, 100p
Saturday, January 26th 8p.m.—11-45 p.m.
DANCE THE NIGHT AWAV TO THE 1
Everyone welcome. Only 75p admission
Tel. Blackburn 51887 for an ticket reservations
GIIBRAITH
v HYNDBURN RO BOTANY BAY. CHi KINGSTOWN TRADIt
Gilbraith Comme Leyland Group vi for your vehicle t
■ area. We can of back-up facility f and BMC Commer Out fitters are f parts are amongs Country. Ring Gil
Tickets 250" (300p ° n nl9m) Tuesday. Feb"i»rv13lnj P J '
anoainoronly175p y°u know
“Wednesday, Februaiyiuu"
OB EVEN ir & H 2 2 2 7 7
MSTRUFOS? tour featuring
Dlus PREYING MANTIS and NEIL KAY
rM IK E H 200p(250p on night)
Sunday, February 24th 7-30
CHAIRMAN of Clitl Ladies Circle, Mrs II l Bennett (pictured tl
cected gift of a gold I hain at the annual ell
he demolition of Albion twarded to N and R Con
cTHE Ribble Valley Coun Cil’s Policy and Resources t ommittee has approved
ofdisford car park, at a cost was not more than £15,000, co also approved by the
ond heavy to 13fip (114.up!. The her head (average £19.50) and
verall average for lamus was 143p, up In from last week. p Half-tired ewes made to £20
tiet the site and also diff R s with access to Mil
the development shoul re s is te d , as it ■ c unreasonable to alio
oad.He recommended .
er move to Barrow.f GA member of Clitll
was dressmaking. Shf married in 1947 and 1 a husband, Jack. c Her funeral servicl
tomorrowremation will be [ V i l la g e c a i
reaves’ other main V| at AccrineB
A PLAN to conv| house into a cafe, shop and two roonj v overnight guests atr
bury Hall Cottage,! ton, has been apprcl the RibbteVaUey Cl De v e lo p m e n t r Committee.
C h e m is ts '
TODAY and tomorrl N. and M. Read, r Lane, Clitheroe, v» open from 6 to 7 p.n| day: Boots, Castle ; Clitheroe — 12 nool p.m. Monday to Fri<| 6 to 7 p.m.
" Si
teft) received on behl phe organisation an T
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