2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 27th, 1980 YOUR WEEKEND


------VIEWING—— SATURDAY 6-


BBC-1


12-15—GRANDSTAND 5-10—THE BASIL BRUSH SHOW


9-05—HORSEBACK 9-30—MULTI-COL­ OURED SWAP SHOP


5- 6-


7- 8-


10- 11- 11-


8- 9-


6-15—SPORT 6-


7- 7- 8-


40—DOCTOR WHO 05—NEWS


SON’S GENERA­ TION GAME


RONNIES SPORT


SPORT SPECIAL Unit Four BLACKBURN


Separate shows d a l ly a t 2.10 6 .10 6.30


w in n e r o f 5 o s c a r s ! INCLUDING BEST PICTURE.


30—BULLSEYE 00—NEWS AND


20-RUGBY


10-15—NEWS ON 2 10-


11-


20—LARRY GRAY- ' 12-


20—JULIET BRAVO 10—'THE TWO


FILM “Endless Night,” standing Hayley Mills, Hywel Ben­ nett, Britt Ekland.


BBC-2


10-10—12-05—OPEN UNIVERSITY


12-


3-10—PLAY AWAY 3-40—SATURDAY CINEMA: 2 “Chain Lightning,” stalling Humphrey Bogart, Eleanor Parker


1-50—SATURDAY CINEMA: 1 “The Wagons Roll at Night,” starring Humphrey Bogart, Sylvia Sidney.


5-55—DID YOU SEE?


5-10—INTERNATION­ ALDIVING


* 05—CLOSEDOWN


00—PARKINSON 00—SNOOKER 50—SATURDAY


55—NEWS AND 10—DALLAS


CHUTE


9- 15—9-20—INTERVAL 20—THE PARA­


THREE DAYS 1-15-CLOSEDOWN Granada


10-00—CARTOON 10-05—BATMAN 10-30—TISWAS 12-30—WORLD OF SPORT


5- 6- 9-30—TALKING BIKES


5-05—ITN NEWS 5-15—WORZEL GUMMIDGE


IN THE 25th CENTURY


10-15—ITN NEWS AND SPORT


9-15—HAMMER HOUSE OF HORROR


10-


11- 45—THE HOLLY­ WOOD THRILLER Marlon Brando in “The Night of the Following Day.”


1-30—CLOSEDOWN SUNDAY BBC-1


9-00—THE FLUMPS 9-15—THE SUNDAY GANG


10-15—DIGAME! 10-40—WRITE AWAY 10- 11- 11-


10-05—FEELING GREAT!


12-


OWN FURNI­ TURE


12-50—FARMING 1-15—THE WORLD OF RUGBY


SERVICE


3-35-DAFFY DUCK 3-


4- 4-


NOAKES


5- 55—NEWS 6- 05—THE TALISMAN 6-35—LEO McKERN APPEALS


DAY


6- 7-


8- PRAISE


10-00—NEWS 10-10—EVERYMAN 10- 11-


BBC-2


10- 3-


4-


5- 45—EVERYBODY’S DOIN’ IT


. “Nice Girl?” star­ ring Deanna Durbin with Fran- chotTone.


UNIVERSITY 10—FILM


10—11-50—OPEN 15—HORIZON


8-30—'THE HOUSE WITH GREEN SHUTTERS


1-45—FILM MATINEE “The Corn is Green,” starring Bette Davis with John Dali.


1-40—NEWS HEAD­ LINES


40—GO WITH


10—RISING STARS 55—MATCH OF THE 12-


40—SONGS OF


1- 2-


15—MARTI CAINE 00—MASTERMIND


4-


45—COME DANCING 25—CLAIRE RAYN- ER’S CASEBOOK


7- 8- 8-


9-


10- 11-


9- 35—ART-ASIA


55—YOUR MOVE 20—KONTAKTE 45—MAKE YOUR


10—MORNING


6-05—NEWS REVIEW 6-


7- 8-


10-10—GREAT AMERI­ CAN PICTURE SHOW “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Any­ more,” stalling Ellen Burstyn, Kris Kristofferson.


Granada


10- 11-


9-35—THIS IS YOUR . RIGHT


WORSHIP


11-25—AAPKAAHAK 11-


1-00—BJ AND THE BEAR


WORLD


SOCCER WITH JACK CHARLTON


00—MORNING 00—POSITIVE


9- 00—NEWS ON 2 • 9-10—GALA CONCERT FOR ST AN­ DREW’S NIGHT


PROGRAMME ABOUT US TRIBE


*


30—THE MONEY 15—THE WORLD 05—'THE LOST


7- 30—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES “The Other Side of Fear,” with Don Murray.


STAR Tel. Whalley C 30—MATCH NIGHT g - fV 2195


CHRISTMAS LUNCH served in our Dining Room from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.


WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17th


to WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24th MENU


Fruit Juice or Melon or Prawn Cocktail Roast Turkey or Pork*


Served with traditional Veg. etc.


Christmas Pudding and Rum Sauce or Sherry Trifle Coffee and Mints


£4.50 PER HEAD BOOKINGS ONL Y SMALL PARTIES WELCOME Reservations: Tel. Whalley 2195 ■#. if f . v ff v ff v ff


I RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL f


CLITHEROE


! CHRISTMAS FAYRE


F R ID A Y , :


30—LEARN TO SING 00—WEEKEND i


|


CINEMA “Gentleman’s Ag­ reement,” with Gregory Peck.


5- 30—THE MUPPET SHOW


BOAT


6- 00—ITN NEWS 6-10—CREDO 6-


LORD


ANGELS CLASSIC


40—SING TO THE 15—CHARLIE’S 15—COMEDY 45—ITN NEWS


10-00—TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED . 30—THE SOUTH


SIONALS BANKSHOW 12-


30—SEVEN AGES 20—CLOSEDOWN


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T H E P LO U G H INN WIGGLESWORTH


A Country Inn renowned for Good Food - GALA DINNER and DANCE


C H R I S TM A S E V E ■ £ 9 including VAT


ALSO A FEW PLACES FOR DANCES ON DECEMBER 6th and 13th


OUR BALLROOM IS AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES AND FUNCTIONS


Tel. Long Preston 243 for brochures - boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo


CLITHEROE CIVIC SOCIETY


“A Place called i Home”


STREET, MONDAY,


CLITHEROE R.G.S. HALL, YORK


miniature by Mr Ken Seed of Preston


A sonet lumiere in


DECEMBER 1st, 7-30 p.m.


Admission 50p.


THE GOOD GUYS D ISCO


DJs GRAHAM AND KEVIN ALL OCCASIONS CATERED FOR:,


50/50 OLD TIME, TOP TWENTY, etc. ■


Tel. COLNE 868238 BARNOLDSWICK 814250 ’ HENTHORN


; through faith Eph.2v8 SUNDAY :


GOSPEL CHURCH "By grace are ye sa ved


12 noon Sunday School 6-30 p.m. Gospel Service ,. / ■


Preacher: R. Lord, Blackburn■ WEDNESDAY; 7-45 p.m;' Prayer and Bible Reading .!


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IN DISTRESS! /S U IC ID A L ! NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS -


NELSON Gp 694929


i k or BLACKBURN W 662424


/■■ / ? anytime " •


15 MARKET SQUARE,' *' ' r NELSONi ■ '


105 NEW PARK STREET,!! BLACKBURN


J IM GARLICK AND


ANDY KAY


We provlde^ a professional.- Mobile Discotheque Service for any high-class function.


Tel.BURNLEY 20795 24-hour answering service ‘T SOLID SOUND


DISCO SOUNDS


For All Occasions TEL. MELLOR 2245


1 m AFTER 6 p.m.


C O A C H H I R E


TEL. GISBURN 394 20-45 str.


AVAILABLE ' ESTIMATES FREE


CHRISTMAS FAYRE SANTA WILL BE THERE!


to be opened by the Mayor of Ribble Valley (Coun. Miss M. A. Melting)


Adults 5p, Children 3p.


55—OUT OF TOWN 20—SUNDAY


30—THE LOVE


D E C E M B E R 5 t h at 7-30 p.m.


REFRESHMENTS — TOMBOLA GAMES ROOM FOR THE CHILDREN ADMISSION 5p


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L O W M O O R C L U B THURSDAY AND SATURDAY


B IN G O IN THE LOUNGE


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30th W I L D A F F A IR MEMBERS DRAW £14


00—THE PROFES­


£10 02016 TURKEY 02659, 02147 02250, 02803, 02651, 02449, 03883


Snowball No. 9 Next Week £5


^| BLACK BULL I ^ % UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 3 C O U R S E M E A L F O R


Old Langho, Blackburn


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U N D E R £ 5


Example from menu: Prawn Platter T-Bone Steak


and Sweet £4.95 . Open 7 days a week


Reservations -TEL. BLACKBURN 48801 TO CLITHEROE! CLOGGERS


SANTA TRAINS ARE COMING


SATURDAY NEXT! NOV. 29th, 2-45 p.m.


WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH ANNUAL


This , year Santa Specials will run. from Clitheroe Sta­ tion to Keighley on Satur­ days, December 6th and 13th, for a STEAM TRAIN RIDE THROUGH BRONTE COUNTRY; with time for a visit to Oxenhope Railway Museum, A VISIT FROM SANTA AND PRESENTS FOR ALL THE CHILDREN — and time for Christmas shopping in Keighley. Bookings only by post (with s.a.e.), to:


WORTH VALLEY RAILWAY


• (Jack Procter)


Adults £6, children 3-15, £4 (under-3, free)


168 St David’s Road, Ley- land, or Tel. Leyland 23741


SLAIDBURN TREFOIL GUILD ANNUAL


C H R IS T M A S F A IR


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th, 2- 30 p.m.


Opener Mrs E. Garnett ol Waddinaton


Admission 5p Children free. Refreshmentsavaijable; ■;)


• In aid of the Airedale Body 'Scanner ■ ■’■


■ ACCRINGTON’S


- ■' In the Hyndburn Sports Centre; Henry Street, (off ■ Blackburn Road), this -. , 1 ' Saturday, Nov. 29th - . 9.30 a.m.-— 5 p.m.


ANTIQUE AND' COLLECTORS FLEA' MARKET


; -


s > ‘.'Come and buy your . '■ «... Christmas presents" < w Adults 25p .Chlld/OAR 10p


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SATURDAY, MARCH 7th, 1981 Whist and Domino Drive •


■ • . - . VILLAGE HALL


Wood Street, Gt Harwood 888103 and 888128


C O U N T R Y AND


W E S T E R N THIS SUNDAY,


NOVEMBER 29th


AND EVERY SUNDAY ROYSTON JONES


AND EASY LISTENING


Non-stop entertainment and dancing .


Midnight bar, food, party bookings accepted


Free to Members, Guests 60p


ST MICHAEL’S WHITEWELL COMBINED SERVICES at


ST BARTHOLOMEW’S CHIPPING


THORS, DEC. 4th, INDUCTION OF THE REV. G. WOOD AT 7-30 p.m.


DEC. 7th. MATINS AT 10-30 a.m. SERVICES AT WHITEWELL


DEC. 14th. CAROL SERVICE AT7-30 p.m. WITH THE SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND


DEC. 21. HOLY COMMUNION AT 9 a.m. DEC.. 24th. HOLY COMMUNION AT 11-30 p.m. . DEC. 28th. HOLY COMMUNION AT 9 a.m.


PENDLE HOTEL, Chatburn ’ FRIDAY NIGHT


ROCK AND ROLL DISCO SATURDAY


DISCO NIGHT Ladies free, Gents 50p before 10 p.m.


' COMMENCES 9-30 p.m. LATE LICENCE


s . *


’ ’- All admissions after 10 p.m. £1 Suppers available


.


CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL ANNUAL


C H R I S T M A S F A I R


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29th TO BE OPENED BY:


' ^ MR AND MRS JACK BERRY at 2 p.m. PRODUCE STALL, CAKES, HANDICRAFTS; TOMBOLA,


WHITE ELEPHANT etc. REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE FATHER CHRISTMAS WILL ATTEND AS USUAL* ADMISSIONjJOp and 5p


CLITHEROE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Presents


A Comedy by Caroline • Bennitt


B IR D S ' . '


DECEMBER 4th AND. 5th AT THE


H O L M E L E A C R A F T S ■ . v v 1 Rimington ............. . . ^ . .. tel. Gisburn 423


FOR HAND-MADE LEATHERWORK and t LOCAL CRAFTS


' Open daily including Sunday


GRAMMAR SCHOOL; CHATBURN ROAD, CLITHEROE at 7-30 p.m.


’ Available from members of 1 ■j the school


, '•. Tickets: Adults 50p Children 30p


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TRINITY YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE AND PLAYGROUP


FATHER CHRISTMAS is at our CHRISTMAS FAYRE


)N SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th from 2 p.m? and he will help to judge a '


CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS COMPETITION Many Stalls — Christmas Gifts — Second Hand Book Stall — Afternoon Teas


Admission: Adults lOp, Children Free ANNUAL WHIST and


DOMINO DRIVE at PENDLETON VILLAGE HALL,


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 7-30 p.m. Admission 60p


Refreshments included \


RESTAURANT NOW OPEN $ i


3 NEWTON VILLAGE HALL CHRISTMAS DANCE


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5th Dancing 8 p.m. — 1a.m.


to EMBASSEY TRIO Catering by the ladies committee Supper 8 p.m. prompt Licensed bar applied for


Tickets £2.75 from Slalaburn 642 or 259


CHRISTMAS WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th


A L L C H R IS TM A S FA YR E A DMISSION 70p


NEW YEAR’S EVE DANCE


DANCING TO THE JOHN BROADBENT TRIO . Dancing 9 p.m. — 1 a.m. Catering by Mrs Buckle


Admission £3. Licensed bar applied for. Tel. Slsldburn 642 or 259


★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ j . ~ V


BUFFET DANCE £4 NEW YEAR’S EVE


* PALMERS ARMS > **


p a YTHORNE Telephone Gisburn 488 ^ CHRISTMAS EVE


^ BUFFET DANCE £5 Tickets now available from W Palmers Arms, Paythorne


T ' ' McCreas, 2 Commercial Street, Barnoldswick The Sweet Treat, 51 Keighley Road, Colne


★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ K.G.F.S. WHALLEY FESTIVE COFFEE MORNING 10-30 a.m. to1 p.m.


TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1980 at the


CONFERENCE HOUSE WHALLEY ABBEY


Cakes and Preserves — Handicraft — Hamper — Fancy Goods — White Elephant — Tombola BRING and BUY


GOOD PARKING FACILITIES TICKETS 30p


S A N N O N T O N E NEXTWEEK


SILVER LINING


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 9 t h


ST MARY MAGE , SCOUTGRC


TOY Fj with


FATHER CHRI1


NEW AND USED AND BOO!I


in the PARISH Cl HALL, SATURl


NOVEMBER 29t| 2-30 — 4-30 f


Admission 1 Adults, Childrl


BOWLAND Fd Y.F.C.)


ANNUl


JUMBl SALI


PARISH Hi CLITHERI THURSD/


DECEMBER 7 p.m.


York Street en| UNITEI


CHRISTII FELLOWS


VvILLMEETi


NOV. 29th at 7-1 AT4WARV DRIVE


Speaker Rev. R. (formerly of Cln


a l l a r e w e


Trinity youth and!;.' Community Centres


PARSON LANE,. ' CLITHEROE


JUDO


/EACH WEDNESDAY PAUL VINNEY


: 1st Dan Black Belt . • Instruction *.


JUNIORS 7-30 p.m. — 20p SENIORS^B-IS p.m. — 50p


New Members Welcome


CLAY PH SHO<


CHARE


WELLSPRINj SUND/


AFTERNC


NOVEMBEI 10 D.T.J RE-ENTI


• ’ Several pri|


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WHISTLE TEST LIMITS


10—THE LAST wm^ — — . .


BEST ACTOR DUSTIN HOFFMAN BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS • MERYL STREEP - •


BEST DIRECTOR BEST SCREENPLAY


Then: are


three


sides to


this bvv


story Dustin Hoffman


40—THE OLD GREY 20—THE OUTER


Kramer vs.Kramer, Meryl Streep Jane Alexander


..i-..u~.Justin Henry "s e e Kramer vs.KramerJ -


Iunreservedly recommend it"*


i Su pp or t 2.35 5.20 . 8.00 10.40 I Fea tu re


4.00 ■ 6 .40 9.25


i Devastatingly Funny... Outrageously Sexy...


TARZANf> AND JANE NEVER HAD IT S0600D1 '


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Separate shows d a l ly at 2.25 5.15 6.05


-y THE FILM OF THE WEEK FOR ME IS* SLAP SHOT. A CRACKING UP-TO-DATE


RUMBUSTIOUS COMEDY.. JR /k 0, GSt AP SMOI IS A FltM WITH ALMOST EVERYTHING


PO*>ASWEll NOV 30 WEEK


Separate shows d a i ly a t 2.00 5.30 7.45 :10.00


' " B'.tiVi T..ur!tt Authority Commended Country Remurint ;- Ira rk tii ,§Dmttu J f itn


AL PACINO IS CRUISING FOR A KILLER]


(ROY & MART DYNES* - S L A I D B U R N


~' i- NR. CLITHEROE LANCASHIRE


Telephune Slildburn (920061 216


J i f / ; v ^BLACKBURN


c J 'o s l i fc O i l om t f o r l l to (Q l j r is ir n u s Ct)uasoit / 9 S0 Bacon Wrauped Pork Sausages with'Piccalilli


Poached Fillet of Fresh Plaice in a Parsley and Cream Sauce Liver Pate served with hot Wholewheat-Toast


' Hawaiian Cocktail with Melon, Pineapple and Citrus Fru its > ’ ■ V Home-Made Quiche Lorraine ,


■


Roast Ham Comets filled with Potato Salad in a Creamy . Mayonnaise


. • Bounty Special Prawn Cocktail (50p extra) •’ ’ Home-Made Soup from .the Pot with Fresh'Rolls and Butte r


; Roast Norfolk Turkey with Forcemeat Stuffing and Cranberry Sauce-


Braised Beefsteak in a Rich Spiced Sauce with Red Kidney Beans • and Herbs


Crisp Roast Aylesbury Duckling with Orange and Grand Manlier '


• Grilled Whole Fresh Lemon Sole with Parsley Butte r .


Sauce • ' . (£1.75 extra) .


Poached Steak of Montrose Salmon with White Wine and Cream - -


‘


OlNCrOlfinTHASPACE.STVU^fLAtrOUR.SNAP rffOBAPlVCRAC>t{ and ^


.HOW !HIW ANO^^ty4>lt>L» SUPERCMARGEC rAST- Zlf. y[CWERIAlNMENT


’


Prime Angus Sirloin Steak fully garnished with Onion Rings and •


Mushrooms (£1.20 extnO * ' A Selection of Fresh Seasonal Vegetables


The Choice of Home-Made Dessert from our Speciality Sweet Trolley or


Christmas Pudding with Hum B u tte r and Cream


Fresh Cona Coffee with Chocolate Mints and Cream • The Price is £8.75 inclusive of service charge and VAT


45—BUCK ROGERS 40—SEARCH FOR A


Whatever the Dirty Dozen did - (heydoit dirtier! .


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CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB For the best in entertainment


SAT., NOV. 29th


BOB LAWRENCE (Great act)


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30th


MUSIC AND SONG (Top act)


(It is regreted Stagecoach will be unable to appear)


BILL’S BONANZA B1NGOEVERY WED.


WEEKLY DOUBLE: 29-27


WEEKLY TREBLE: 29-11-29 200 CLUB: 198


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BOOKINGS ALSO BEING TAKEN FOR BOXING DA Y AND NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER


’ " • * '


C I V I C H A L L CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278


,


J ^iH l l Box Office. iTel. Blackburn|51887


SUNDAY. NOV. 30th, 7-30 p.m. S A X O N 300p In advance ^


SATURDAY, NOV. 29th ■ - 8 p.m.:— 11.45 p.m.


THE BOB WATHOUGH ORCHESTRA


plus compere, Chris Reed Admission £1.00 >


THURSDAY, DEC. 4th : CAMERATA OF LONDON


Music tor kings and courtiers Tickets £1.00


WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 7-30 p.m. N O L A N S 350p,300p, 250p SUNDAY, DEC. 7th 7-30 p.m. STEELEYE SPAN 400p, 300p, 200p


MONDAY, DEC. 8th 7-30 p.m.- Heavy Metal Mystery Tour


NEW ELECTRIC WARRIORS 200p


TUESDAY, DEC. 9th - : 7-30 p.m.


THE DAMNED plus STRAP


300p (350p on door) SATURDAY, DEC. 20th 8 p.m. — 11-45 p.m.


IVY BENSON SHOWBAND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11th, 7-30 p.m.


with BOB WATMOUGH ORCHESTRA Tickets £2.50


RENAISSANCE 350p standlng-arena/seated balcony


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13th, 8 p.m.


OLD TYME MUSIC HALL Tickets £1.00


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THURSDAY, DEC. 18th 7-30 p.m.


IRISH CHRISTMAS VARIETY CONCERT


featuring JOHNNY McEVOY Fr. MICHAEL CLEARY


350p, 300p, 250p, 200p TUESDAY, DEC. 30th, 7-30 p.m. SACHA DISTEL 450p, 400p, 350p


WEDNESDAY, DEC. 24th . 8 p.m. — midnight


CHRISTMAS EVE DANCE


with BOB WATMOUGH ORCHESTRA


Compere: CHRIS REED Tickets £2.25


DEC. 26th — JAN. 17th


WEDNESDAY. DEC. 31st 8 p.m. — 2 a.m.


NEW YEAR’S EVE DANCE


with BOB WATMOUGH ORCHESTRA


Compere: CHRIS REED Tickets £2.25


The great family panto annr ■ STARRING Tickets 150p adults, 11 Op children


Box Office, Northgate, Blackburn. Tel. 51887. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday > Now with late booking till 8 p.m. Fridays


______ Burnley and Clitheroe, and Mary’s Music, Accrington.


Tickets for group events may also be obtained from Ames Records and Tapes, Blackburn,


JACKSMETHURST \ '&■ ^ ^ ^ t f i f f -iff. v f f a - a f f .


I R E D P U M P IN N | J.


^ ^ ■ Susan and. Keith Hardy invite


BASHALL EAVES 7 7


* THE NEW A LA CARTE ? I


customers old and new ■ ^ to t rV


MENU


hi RESTAURANT OPEN TUESDAY TO ^ ■


SATURDAY


Y. 3-COURSE TABLE D’HOTE LUNCH ^ H|


w.


7-30 p.m. — 9-30 p.m. SUNDAY


£3.65 incl. noon to 2 p.m. T A B L E R E S E R V A T IO N S : S T O N Y H U R S T 2 2 7 ^


te Christmas Parties, Weddings, Buffets ' catered for


& '&■ & '& '&■ '&■ '& '& ■ »


& ST PAUL’S, LOW MOOR ^ T


IN THE PARISH HALL J!


■ J. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29th J at 2-30 p.m.


To be opened by MR NORMAN PICKUP ^ W


| CHRISTMAS FAIR | ^7


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ALL SORTS OF STALLS, AFTERNOON TEAS % EXCELLENT VALUE!!


^ i f v f f r j f f -iff. & .a . 'A WEST BRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH


CHRISTMAS SPECIAL on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29th at 2-30 p.m.


MUSICAL ITEMS BY THE PUPILS OF


WADDINGTON-WEST BRADFORD PRIMARY SCHOOL


CHRISTMAS GIFT AND WHITE ELEPHANT


STALLS, BRAN TUB, BUFFET TEAS, FATHER. CHRISTMAS


ADMISSION 5p


CLITHEROE CENTRAL WORKINGMEN’S CLUB


24


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THE MIGHTY MONSTER IS BACK! Robert Shaw In (


JAWS ,


NEXT WEEK, MON., DEC. 1st TO SAT. AT 7-30 p.m..


THURS., FRL. AND SAT. AT 7-30 p.m.


■ Dustin Hoffman in KRAMER v KRAMER (A )


The film that thrilled millions


Aucti( trad( goodl


A SALE of store lambs at Clitherol Mart on Friday attl entry of 1,064, which| very good trade.


half-bred ewes to £!f lambs to £20.60 gimmer lambs to £21 bred gimmer and wel made to £22.50 and| lambs to £21.50.


Homed ewes matl Forward on Mondil


1 lambs. There was a T for all cattle and i l sheep section, be| medium-weight lan dearer than a week 1 ler-weieht lambs werl


fat cattle, includiJ cows, 88 ewes, at


kilo and average! medium to 80p (75.1 heifers to 79p (74.13tl to 78p (68.83p). At overall average for heifers was down l | previous week. Uncertified heifenl


Light steers made I


70.6p (65.9p), calf bull (7 5 .Ip), fat cowf (51.34p). Light lambs made


£19.50 (£18.10), horm £16.80 (£12.34)


kilo (97.99p), s ta l l 117.5p (104.43p), 1)1 120p (108.46p). heavy (99.55p). Half-bred ewes


FOOTBALIJ


SATURDAY! F.A. VA


GUISI 1£


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