* 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December‘24th,' 1980


What's on... What's on... Whais \m im


Unit Four BLACKBURN 1


S ep a ra te shows d a ily at 2.15 5.45 8.15-


NEW B R IT ISH STANDARD AWARDS .


Box Office,lTel.!Blackburni51887


5 SACHA'S: 6


ft TOWN « 450p 400p


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S 300p | ft '


1 I TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30th 7-30 p.m.


SACHA DISTEL SHOW


WEDNESDAY, DEC. 24th B p.m. — midnight \


CHRISTMAS EVE DANCE with BOB WATMOUGH ORCHESTRA


Compere: CHRIS REED Tickets £2.25


WEDNESDAY, DEC. 31st ___ 8 p.m. — 2 a.m. >


NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE Compere: CHRIS REED


With BOB WATMOUGH ORCHESTRA .


. Tickets £2.25 -


DECEMBER 26th to JANUARY 17th THE GREAT FAMILY PANTO


ALADDIN


STARRING JA C K SMETHURST as WISHEE WASHEE


Mon.-Fri. 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.


Sat. 1-30 p.m., 4-30 p.m., 7-30 p.m.


£1.50 adults £1.10children/OAPs.


WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 st 7-30 p.m. SAXON TICKETS 300p in advance TUESDAY, JAN. 27th 7-30


GEORGE HAMILTON IV in Concert


300p,200p,100p _ K


ft £


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FRIDAY, JAN. 9th 7-30 p.m. BLACKBURN CATHEDRAL -


THE AEOLIAN STRING QUARTET


£2 and £1


Box Office, Northgate, Blackburn. Tel. 51887. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monda .y to Frida .y, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday


. r .....Saturday


Tickets for group events may also be obtained from Ames Records 2 -


' Now with late booking till 8 p.m. Fridays and Tapes, Blackburn,


Burnley and Clitheroe, and Mary's Music, Accrington. „ ' w


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CONNECTION


Watt Disney Produtwr* § THE LONDON


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UVCHTWX-Mwm TOABOO&tBW!


SwyMOTJd Anu Bergman Heather Deeley Fthaty Dtvortshre ManaSt.Oare


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CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB For the best in entertainment


W E D N E S D A Y , D E C EM B E R 2 4 th CHRISTMAS EVE


PHIL MARTIN (GREAT ACT)


(M EM B E R S O N L Y B E F O R E 9 p .m . ) T H U R S D A Y , D E C EM B E R 25 th


PARTY NITE A N D


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES ABERCONWY BOROUGH COUNCIL and RIBBLE TRAVEL SERVICE


SENIOR CITIZENS’ HOLIDAY


PRESENTATION at the


SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL, CLITHEROE ON


WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1981 at 2-00 p.m.


Film Show — Slides and Talks — Fun for " . V:. ■ • all •


FREE tickets from Clitheroe Advertiser, Office, King Street, and Ribble Office


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g . ■#. a . a . ■#. # . ■#. ■#. ■#. ■#. a * 2 Merry Christmas to all our J? customers past, present J v


and future ■


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N. R. and A. M. Avino. Tel. Clitheroe 26507 or Whalley 2672.


COME ALONG AND ENJOY YOURSELVES, FREE AND EASY, DANCING AND GAMES, YOUR COMPERE: REG


FANCYDRESS S A T U R D A Y , D E C EM B E R 2 7 th ECLIPSE TRIO (GREAT)


SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28th THE ONE AND ONLY


BRIAN ELDEE (BE SOON TO GET YOUR SEA V


WENESDAY, DECEMBER 31st NEW YEAR'S EVE BYREQUEST


MIKE FALCON (MEMBERS ONLY BEFORE 9 p.m.) CIVIC HALL C L IT H E R O E . Tel. 23278


Mon., Dec. 29th to Sat. at 7 p.m: Mat. Wed. and Thurs. at 2-15 p.m,.


j WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS PRES ^eilloorcotkSlime


WADDINGTON, Nr CLITHEROE Tel. CLITHEROE 22333 TONIGHT


CHRISTMAS EVE


DINNER DANCE £7.95


THANKING ALL FOR SUPPORT AT THE DINNER DANCES OVER THE LA S T 2


MONTHS. WE HOPE TO S E E YOU IN THE NEAR FUTURE AS THESE ARE TO


BECOME A REGULAR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT FEATURE.


LEr PRC who:


B A S T * SrtTFUL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE Also at the evening performances DONALD DUCK GOES WEST (U)


“CHRISTMAS AT CAND- INNES, WALT DISNEY’S FILM


MARLEINE GEORGE BOXING DAY, 26th DECEMBER JEDD WINTERS


CHRISTMAS EVE, 24th DECEMBER ^ LOW MOOR CLUB with KAREN on the Organ


with KAREN on the Organ SATURDAY NO BINGO


HOLIDAY SPECIAL LLANDUDNO


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times and Ribble Travel present


★ Your chance to Win a Free Holiday for Two ★ Hear the Llanddullas Male Voice Choir


★ Let the charming Welsh Girls chat to you ★ All the fun of the seaside sideshows


★ Llandudno Rock and many novelties, Dancing and Games


TICKETS FREE from the Clitheroe Advertiser and . Times Office


CAT’S WHISKERS, CENTENARY WAY, BURNLEY TUESDAY, JANUARY 13th, 1981 from 8 p.m.


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J ROYAL BRITISH LEGION CLUB j !


DECEMBER 24th 2 w ■


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THE GOODTIMES DUO DECEMBER 27th


JO H N P R E S L E R DECEMBER 26th


'} (THE COMMITTEE-WISH ACL MEMBERS AND GUESTS , y , V " < A H A P P Y CH R IS TM A S AND NEW Y E A R ) .


DEL WAYNE pliis 50-50 DISCO rj/k £f. 'A dr.


BRIAN DRISCO DUO ' - - NEW YEAR’S EVE


' (BEAUTY COMPETITION) ' DECEMBER 28th


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FANCY DRESS; DISCO and QUEEN-OF-CLUBS’


■? J 2 $


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$ ' ' 2 ! * * ^ w- . i ' *


CLITHEROE CENTRAL WORKING MEN’S CLUB


WHALLEY ROAD CLITHEROE TONIGHT, CHRISTMAS EV E ’ -


MANSFIELD SISTERS FRIDAY,'DECEMBER 26th1/51 J


] ‘ ^ ' , ; k, y :< $ ' BINGO- i’■' ■ . h{ ; ’ >a 1 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27th *


SUNRISE DUO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31st MOTIVATORS


4 , ,


C a t t le . (Licensed)


^EM aurant C LITHEROE (Tel. 24587)


NEW YEAR at the Castle


NEW YEAR’S DAY LUNCH


4 Course £5.95 (children £3.95)


Table reservations 12-00 till 2-30


CLOSED for DINNER


NEW YEAR’S EVE GALA DINNER


and DANCE £13.75


(A few tables still available.)


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FREE and EASY SUNDAY, 28th DECEMBER


THE CASEX TRIO NEW YEAR’S EVE, 31st DECEMBER


V -


FRANK CHANTEL '&■ '&■


with KAREN on the Organ t?-


IIARROP l FOLD l


1 FARMHOUSE i h; NOW OPEN TO NON- S h: RESIDENTS FROM ^ | DECEM BER 20th ^


2 BOOKING ONLY % ^ CHRISTMAS %


^ PROGRAMME % ^ Tel. Bolton-by-Bowland 600. ^ V-


& W V' J5T* '#■ ; ' Kick off 11 a.m.


: Admission 45p, Children ' and OAP's 25p


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Refreshments available , , . Match sponsored by y


MANUFACTURING Whltebirk Estate,>


PRESS PART Blackburn


COACH HIRE


TEL GISBURN 394 20-45 s t r .


. AVAILABLE ,*> )


r - j - ESTIMATES FREE '


! CLITHEROE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION BRANCH^'


CHRISTMAS SOCCER at


SHAW BRIDGE


LANCASHIRE COMBINATION


BOXING DAY FRI. DEC. 26 th


C ERE LITHO


GREAT HARWOOD TOWN


Prosperous Hew Year to all our customers anil friends


Christmas anil a Happy anil


A m y Merry


TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE LIMITED


TAXI T E L. 23483 and 27200 Registered Office, 28 Parson Lane.


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS . NELSON


{(• v - or BLACKBURN ' ^


(p 694929 6 6 2 4 2 4


' / ? '. anytime


; 15 MARKET SQUARE, NELSON


105 NEW PARK S T R E E T , ' BLACKBURN '


JIM GARLICK ANDY KAY


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We provide a professional Mobile Discotheque Service for - any high-class (unction. .


: 24-hour, answering service. . - . Tel. BURNLEY 20795 S j BRIDGE TAXIS


24 HOUR SERVICE Tel. Clitheroe


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL NEW YEAR’S


EVE DANCE Dancing to the JOHN BROADBENT TRIO


\ Dancing 9 p.m. — 1a.m. ^CateringbyflrsBuckle „ rt[V; Admission £3


Licensed bar applied for Tel. Slaidburn642or259


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% For curry, at-its best — visit the ., FULLY


^ LICENSED i f f . ■ # . A ^ •


MAYOR’S FUND


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} Shah Tandoori § £ INDIAN RESTAURANT ^ ?


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THIS CHRISTMAS & 35 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


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* Parking facilities .


w Sun. to Thurs: 5-30 p.m. to 2 a.m., Fri. and Sat. 5-30 p.m. ^


to 3 a.m. TAKE AWAY MEALS - 107c DISCOUNT ^


OPEN 7 DAYS INCLUDING ' & HOLIDAYS


7 ; '* 7


et Indian, English and Continental Dishes— )A only finest ingredients used, best curry in ” North-West ■ ■'


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RECENT donations for the Clitheroe Mayor’s Christmas Welfare Fund include: £100 — Sidney Whiteside Charity; £25 — Clitheroe Parish Church PCC; £15 — Stalwart Dyeing Co; £7 — Drs Harrison, Parker, Neville and Huson; £5 — Knights of St Columba, Mrs G. S.' Moil', Mr and Mrs J. H. Cowgill; £3 — G. C. Braithwaite, T. Robinson and Mrs E. E. Robinson; £2.50 — D. N. and J. Hitchen; £2 — Fred Read and Co.


ENJOYING th e Christmas fun at their annual party are 55 children and some of the staff o f Bright Street Day Nursery, Clitheroe. . The children, aged


from 16 months to four-and-a-half, had a hectic afternoon play­ ing games and singing carols. before a party tea and the arrival of F a th e r C h r is tm a s with a sack of . pre­ sents. The staff had pro­


vided all the presents and tr im m ed th e nursery with beautiful C h r is tma s d e c o r a ­ tions.


Swore at police


SAID to have shouted^ garet Darnell (18), of and sworn at a police Mytton Viety, _ Clitheroe, patrol in Church Street, Clitheroe, and to have threatened to kick the police car, - Gillian Mar-


was fined £25 with £5 costs by the town’s magis­ t r a t e s . She pleaded guilty.


3 'Support 1.50 Fe a tu re


3.20 6.10 • 9.00 I PRODUCTIONS'


4.40 7.30 t h e ;.


- • 6 6 A loving t . look at damned • 'Yanks!


antarlaining


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& HUlCHOlWl


STRIKES BACK 4


Support • Fe a tu re


. ’ 4.30 ,*7.35 •'2.50 5.55 9


S«n n *US« rat U NT5 A AAMaaV f AM FOOCUCTOl


SEX’S" STARS “Where heavenly bodies come together!;.


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\tiirjirking, . . cin 'f itUloptovidt p l i ltu t i in d p t r tp ic tiv* et t period that t tk t t - ' one's b r in k iw iy


.W IN N ER ; B E S T F ILM * V : mcvt ^ t in •


5 c l. 71V DEC 28 WEEK I


S epa ra te shows d a lly at : 1.45- 4.00 6.15 8.30


THE STULWARS' MCA CONTINUES


SE m p ir e


MARK HAMILL HARRISON FORO CARRIE FISHER BILLY DEE WILLIAMS? ANTHONY DANIELS*Hr*


TRIKES BACK


fun for • W iV n * . = 0 j /2 3 /3=


Disgr to th town


IN the centre town, Market PI of many proud in Clitheroe’s hi


■ the .dock benea lie the public toil/ These are qui


portant as our n offices which h our humble rate lot of brass. The toilets a


The windows ar writing' is all o walls, there are for washing you no drying facilitie locks on the doors. Does anyone k


worse place i. towns? The council


Pupils’work on view at Tosside


AN audience of over 50 gathered to hear’;the children of Tosside School sing and play carols of many lands and present “The Christmas Story” in song and verse.


■ , .." The school was deco­


rated with garlands made by the children and gaily dressed Christmas trees. Work done during the year was' on display for parents to view. Instrumentalists for the


concert were: Descant re­ corders: Georgina Moon, Paul W ' lso n , Paul Howard, Daniel Black­ burn, David Levei'ton, Robert Powl, Amanda Newhouse, Daniel Brown, Tracy Leverton, Joelyn Rogan, Sarah- Drachen- berg, Angela Close and Carol Wilson.


• • Treble recorders: Geor­


gina Moon and Paul Wilson. Autoharp: Amanda


Newhouse. Stylophone: Daniel Blackburn. Piano: Georgina Moon. Melodica: Robert' PowL. Percussion: Aaron Dug-


dale,'Susan Wilson, Jac­ queline:; Haygarth, Carol Wilson, Angela' Close,' Sarah D ra ch en b e rg ,. Daniel Brown, Joelyn' Rogan, Tracy Leverton. i Chime ba rs: Paul;


Howard, .Joelyn Rogan,. R ob e r t Powl, David; L e v e r to n and David Blackburn.


Threatening; behaviour costs £40


A CLITHEROE: man who was fined £40; for using threatening-words and be: haviour had been looking for another who had: broken a glass on his head, Mr John Lumley,


(d e fen d in g ) told the' town’s magistrates.


'. Mr Lumley said David


•Whittaker (21), of Henth- orn Road, felt ‘a sense of- injustice and had made the mistake of taking mat­ ters into his own hands instead of telling the police. He had not been in; trouble before..


. Whittaker ' was bound'


over- for a year, and: or­ dered to pay £5 costs. Prosecutor Mrs Christ­


iana Buchanan said there was a large disturbance in Whalley Road late at night. Whittaker went from one group of people to a n o th e r g rou p , threatening to “kill” the man concerned.


& L— Club


THERE was a full-house for the duplicate’game at Clitheroe Bridge Club when 15 tables : were in play: The winners were; NS


Mrs Catlow .and ' Mr" K, Millington, Mr’W. I):, Wil­ kinson and Mi' R. Atkin­ son. EW Mr' and. Mrs Cornfield, Mr Ormond and Mr Leonard.;';flahd- icap winners were:: NS Mrs Thorne and Miss Ty- ermari, EW Mrs Biilcock and Mrs Wilson.


: \ The following ' hand


should be bid , to a ho trump'small slam by any competent pair. Several bid the slam and’ only made 11 tricks, when 13 tricks can., always',' be made.. I", . ; . ,


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should be sK’o'rt' and sweet; 1NT by. south 6NT by north. The small Sslam depends on one of'two finesses to be rightj and as both are required,’ 13' - tricks can be made. IVlL.W.


Probus ■ in tune ;


CLITHEROE Probus Club chairman Mr . James -Hargreaves gave a talk on the origin of Christmas carols to members. , v . .> This was followed by


some sturdy rendering of selected carols to the ac­ companiment of Dr Cyril Royle at the piano,f.with all members participating. Before closing. Mr. Har­


greaves complimented members on their., singing and extended .warm! sea­ sonal greetings to all.


, The next meeting : will


be on January 2nd, when the sp eak e r .w i l l: be another member; ’Mr-Torn Rushton.


, a . r.. '&■ w & w p t-


opportunity to thank all those who have - supported us over the past year.


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people that it would be impossible to men- -ni* tton everyone by name. •;


kv businesses who have contributed or spon- W sored us, to; those who have le,nt their


ku adds their support on match days, to those k who help with fund raising, to the firms and j s


kv labour/and-those who support our events and to. everyone who has had a kind word f ,


k}{. of encouragement or shown a kind deed we % thank you, and we will continue to strive A;


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Or and hope wet can give you a football club w “ that the town can be proud of.,


-v ANNUAL v: % .


GENERAL ; MEETING


' 1 1 to be held * ■ MONDAY; DECEMBER ’■ 29th**


• ' .at'8-15 p.m..' : :


• 29th' I - r


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Or A very merry C h r i s tm a s f t f, ^


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^ The.players and,officials.of.Clitheroe ^


to you all ! . -' '


J!?- ’ #■ '&■» ift; 3gr<3gr:»i,» Jgrx • - I f w-li ‘v. •aV'f'i h f i Football Club , V.*,.) s; VC


CLITHERO HANDIC


' ■ Wish all who the above O CHRISTMAS


Our sincere thanks go to everyone who yl


; We are indebted to so many marvellous ■5' -


For pretty th


tu * SYLVIA T , • and her


H; ^ xoish al ■ r -'customers a a very /


v . Christina •5 prosperous is?, is?, jj?. i


^ CLITHEROE FOOTBALL CLUB ^ We would like to take this


Village is dedic


THE Vicar of the Rev. Alec Hai dicated-the villa crib at a ceren Saturday. The new crib


sored as in previo by Whalley C Action Group, is site outside the Westminster Ba Street, and wil place until Januar Mr Harpur s


after about nin service, the old beginning to look b a t te r e d . “W thought a chang from the spare 1 the bus station mi good id e a ,” s Harpur.


. ■ After the det


members of the Church choir 1 singing in whi public joined in.


Chemists’


TODAY, R. N. Read, Moor Lane open from 6 to 7 service Christm Boxing Day and Boots, Castle Sti noon to 1 p.m. M Wednesday: 6 to New Year’s Day: Green, Railway \ noon' to 1 p.m. Boots, 6 to 7 p.m.


Bridge. -C-j :■


police should ac responsibility for and upkeep o places and take ; ate action. CLITHEROE RESIDENT.


• A spokesmai


Borough Engi Dept, said: “We b e s t to keep toilets up to a able standard, vandalism, ho there is no way guarantee that new repairs we they would not apart an hour T h e se t o i l e t cleaned every d we cannot have petually open pi e v e r y th in g t' broken.”


Wonde have


MAY I throu newspaper say ho ly impressed I u recently making , L it t lem o o r S ab d en , to s mother. Everything pos


been done to residents comfort, happy. In my \ l planning of the1 pleasant flats class. I left feel uplifted knowing mother was con happy. .May I say a


,you to the Ribb ' Council, which I - done a wonderful I am sure I .


•many more pe have rela t iv e. - there.


M.PROCTOR, Sheep Cote Farn Moor Lane, Wiswell.


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