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Weekend BBC-1


9-05—Horseback (last in series) (10) Holidays on Horseback.


9-30—MULTI-COLOURED SWAP SHOP: You can ring us on Saturdays on 01-811 8055, lines open at 9-30 a.m.


12-12—WEATHER


12-15—GRANDSTAND; Foot­ ball Focus, 12-20; Racing


. from Wetherby, 12-50,1-20, 1-50; 1-00 Philip Cornes Novices’ Hurdle Race (Qualifier); 1-30 Garforth Handicap Chase; 2-00 Selby Handicap Chase; commen­ taries. international Motor Racing, 1-10, 2-10, from Kyalami: The South African Grand Prix; commentaries. World Cup Ski-ing, 1—


from Sehladming: Men’s Downhill; commentary. In­ ternational Rugby Union, 2- 20, from Murrayfield: Scot­ land v Wales; commen­ taries. And at 4-00 Ireland v France from Lansdowne Road, Dublin; commentary. 4-40 Final Score; Classified football results, match re­ ports and the latest news of today’s other major sport­ ing events.


10,


6- 7-


5-35—NEWS; Weatherman. 5-


6- 7-


8- 8-


5-10—DOCTOR WHO starring Tom Baker in ‘The Keeper of Traken’ (2).


5-45—5-50—SPORT/REG- IONAL NEWS.


ZARD: Mason Dixon’s Girls.


8-40—NEWS AND SPORT; Weather.


SHOW


9- 45—PARKINSON 10-


President.


Craig as Nanny Barbara Grav (5) Trompe l’Oeil 05—1


35—JIM’LL FIX IT 9-


3- 4-


-4|fhaf« OH— What* on... What't on .. What't an... Wharton... Whatlj OT,.. CIVIC HALL


Unit Four BLACKBURN I s


Back together... Clint, Clyde and the'Loose'c


SATURDAY BBC-2


12-15—CLOSEDOWN 2-


10-10—12-15 p.n\.—OPEN UNIVERSITY: 10-10 Tack­ ling TMA’s; 10-35 Consumer Decisions — Turning on the Heat; 11-00 Health Choices — See-Saw; 11-25 Dome on the Range; 11-50 Count­ down to tne OU (4).


. 1: ‘That Certain Woman' (bw) starring Bette Davis and Henry Fonda.


5- 50—DID YOU SEE . . . ? 6-


Weather.


2: ‘The Old Maid' (bw) star­ ring Bette Davis with Minam Hopkins and George Brent.


South African Grand Prix from Kyalami; commen­ taries.


Charles Gounod — libretto by Barbier and Carre based on the verse drama by Goethe with Alfedo Kraus as Faust, Nicolai Ghiaurov as Mephistopheies, Mirella F re n i as M a rg u e r i te , featuring The Orchestra and Chorus of the Chicago Lyric Opera conducted by Georges Pretre. (Simultane­ ous broadcast in conjunction with Radio 3).


50—THE DUKES OF HAZ- 10- 10—NANNY starring Wendy


THE DICK EMERY 1 2 -


by D. H. Lawrence. A dramatisation in seven parts by Trevor Griffiths (4).


11- 25-NEWS ON 2; Weather. 11-


The Special One (bw). 55—DALLAS: Making of a


FILM; ‘Sex and the Single Girl’, starting Tony Curtis, N a ta lie Wood, Henry Fonda, Lauren Bacall.


45—THE SATURDAY


12-35 a.m.—12-40—WEATH­ ERMAN


G r a n a d a


9-15—DOCTOR! “Foot Prob­ lems", Why do feet some­ times smell? And can chilb­ lains be prevented?


9-40—AS GOOD AS NEW Mike Smith shows how to repair and restore items of


SUNDAY BBC-1


9-00—HEADS AND TAILS: Ladybird, Ladybird.


9-15—ART ASIA 9-


10-


NESS (5) Improving the Environment


10-35—WRITE AWAY 10- 47—LET’S GO (5) Let’s Be Careful.


FAMILY (Last in series) (5) With a little help from Our Friends.


11- 11- 12-


11-25—KONTAKTE (16). Wo treffen wir uns?


00—YOUR MOVE


FURNITURE (Last in series) (10) Wall Mounted Cabinets.


1-00-FARMING; Weather for farmers.


An invitation to worship at home.


1-50—NEWS HEADLINES 1-


2- 3- 3- and the Mark.


1-25—TRAINING DOGS THE WOODHOUSE WAY (5) Come When Called.


Dangerfield v isits the Kennel Club, which organ­ ises Crufts to look at its history and work.


SKATING: The European Figure Skating Champion­ ships from Innsbruck; high­ lights.


4- 25—MATCH OF THE DAY 5-


5- 6-


6- 7- by Cliff Michelmore.


OF THE YEAR 1981: Heat 4.


15—’THIS IS THE DAY: ' 4-


55—BONANZA: The Lady 40—SHOW DOGS: Stanley


5- 5-


10—INTERNATIONAL ICE 7-


6- 55—YOUNG SCIENTISTS


BILITY: The story of two sisters by Jane Austen (2).


from St Marie's Cathedral, Sheffield.


45—YOUR OWN BUSI­ 10—THE HANDICAPPED 3-


12-40 p.m.—CLOSEDOWN 1-55—INTERNATIONAL RUGBY SPECIAL: Scot­ land v Wales; Ireland v France; highlights.


(Programme 4); 10-35 Child­ hood 5-10, Family Matters; 11-00 The First Years of Life — The World at One. 11-25 Energy in the Home — Cutting Your Losses; 11- 50 Open Forum: Lecture by Professor Michael Pentz.


1- 2-


when he tries to win the “ teach er of the y e a r” award.


LENGE With Bamber Gas­ coigne.


2-25—THE BEST OF BRIT­ ISH COMEDY Leslie Phil­ lips in “Doctor in Trouble”.


ing the countryside with Jack Hargreaves.


50—MAKE YOUR OWN 4-


Dying1 — ‘Horizon’ visits Countess Mountbatten House, a hospice, where the care and understanding of the staff can help patients to discover a new way of living.


PER S PECT IV E: ‘The Winter’s Tale’ Stephen Spender offers his personal view of the play.


George Cross. 10—HORIZON: ‘Living with 4-


4-00—BARRIERS Teenager Billy plays the flute for Dr Jolland in the hope he will take him on as a pupil.


00—SHAKESPEARE IN


SION HISTORY (10) Civil War.


25—IRELAND: A TELEVI­ .


Downhill and Ladies’ Dow­ nhill from Schladming, Au­ stria; commentary.


6- 10—NEWS REVIEW: News of the week plus sub-titles for those who cannot hear.


RAMME 30—SKI SUNDAY: Men’s


15—FOR VALOUR: The 6-


6 -


5- 30—THE MUPPET SHOW Guest this week is Ameri­ can comedienne Carol Burnett.


SUPERMAN Christopher Reeve, who stars as the meek and mild newspaper reporter with the gift of transforming himself into the crusader against evil, goes behind the scenes to present the inside' stories about making Superman — The Movie.


00—ITN NEWS


6-10—CREDO Programmes which report on the moral and religious questions of the day.


25—SENSE AND SENSI­ 55—NEWS; Weather. 05—HOLIDAY: Introduced


40—SONGS OF PRAISEG r a n a d a 9-


9- 40—THAT’S LIFE 10- 10-


9-10—SOLO: A comedy series by Carla Lane, starring Felicity Kendal as Gemma.


'The Glenn Miller Story’ starring James Stewart, June AlTyson.


15—THE SUNDAY FILM: 10-


DISABLEMENT S PE ­ CIAL A look at the employ­ ment situation for disabled people.


11-


mother’s Footsteps’ This film is the story of a young woman from Japan who seems to be fulfilling a very strange religious destiny — Kiyokazu Kitamura.


11-30—THE SKY AT NIGHT: The Sword of Orion.


Factor. BBC-2


10-10—12-40 p.m.—OPEN UN IV ER S ITY : 10-10 Countdown to the OU


20—NEWS; Weather. 11- 30—EVERYMAN: ‘Grand­


10-20—BRITISH MOVIE NIGHT: ‘A Day in the death of Joe Egg starring Alan Bates, Janet Suzman.


12-10—CLOSE


SION SHAKESPEARE: ‘The Winter’s Tale’ by Wil­ liam Shakespeare including at 8-35 p.m. News on 2; Weather.


40—THE MONEY PROG­ 15—THE BBC TELEVI­


7-


7- 15—A SHARP INTAKE OF BREATH “The Weekend" P e te r is invited for a weekend in the country. But the holiday proves less idyllic than he and Sheila imagined.


HYMNS With D e rek Batey.


8-


Wives Are Murder" Max’s missing wife returns after 10 years.


9 - 45—iTN NEWS 40—YOUR 100 BEST 30—THE MAKING OF 30—UNIVERSITY CHAL­ 00—OUT OF TOWN Enjoy­


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB For the best in entertainment


S A T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 7 th the one and only


STEVE MANCINI (be soon) S U N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 8 th FREE AND EASY (local talent welcome)


BILL’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY


WEEKLY DOUBLE 20 — 3


WEEKLY TREBLE 29 — 9 — 3 200 CLUB 38


45—HART TO HART “X- 35—THIS IS YOUR RIGHT


From the Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin, Swan- age, Dorset.


05—16 UP: The Human 11-


11-50—11-55—WEATHER­ MAN


12-


11-25—AAP KAA HAK Mukh- tar Hussain talks about how to protect your home. In


Leila Aitken demonstrates how to make two skirts to go with the casual blouson jacket she made last week.


WORLD “ I am Fijian” Problems in Paradise for the Fijians who are out­ numbered by the Indians who originally came as inde­ ntured labour.


1-00—HAPPY DAYS “And The Winner Is” Fonzie be­ haves in a peculiar manner


With Brian Walden. 00—MORNING WORSHIP


10- 10-


00—SIMPLY SEWING 11-


T H R I L L E R E dwa r d Woodward in “Blunt Instru- , ment”. Former journalist Alex Logan, was in a car crash 17 years ago. Since then, there has been a gap in his memory.


tions Breakdown”.


SHOW “Don Juan in Hell” The National Theatre has revived Shaw’s ‘Man and Superman’ — reinstating the third act, a dream sequ­ ence in which Don Juan confronts the Devil in Hell.


00 —SUNDAY NIGHT


DUNSOP BRIDGE D A N C E


ST HUBERT’S N EW TO N V IL L A G E H A L L


F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2 0 th , 1 9 8 1 8-30 — 1 a.m.


00—AGONY “Communica­ 30—THE SOUTH BANK


EMBASSY TRIO BAND ADMISSION 1.50 INCLUDING SUPPER


BY TICKET ONLY FROM DUNSOP BRIDGE 2BB OR ANY COMMITTEE MEMBER


SUPPER 10 p.m._______________ 30—WINDOW ON THE 12-


Canadian Cliff Thorburn faces his toughest test since winning last year's World Prof es sio nal Snooker Championship. His oppo­ nent is UK Champion Steve Davies, the 22-year-old Londoner currently taking the game by storm.


00—WEEKEND WORLD


30—SNOOKER CLASSIC Q


S53 a


12-40—CLOSEDOWN


"Requiem for an Animal” A dangerous hoodlum uses a kidnapped child as a means to get revenge on Dr Simon Locke.


You’ve tried the rest Now try the best


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For the taxi you require Distance no object


SAWLEY TAXIS Regd. Off. 31 KING STREET, CLITHEROE


30 m m o >


C3U o m m u o


CLITHEROE ROYAL


GRAMMAR SCHOOL SKI CLUB


JUMBLE SALE


in THE SCHOOL HALL, YORK STREET


F R ID A Y


F E B R U A R Y 1 3 th at 6-30 p.m. ADMISSION 5p


SATURDAY FEBRUARY 7th


WADDINGTON FC Skipton Building Society


CROWN PAINTS AT HOME


BALL SPONSORED BY G. & K. SHORTEN


Wholesale Greeting Cards Nelson


HALTON WEST INSTITUTE


WHIST DRIVE


MONDAY, FEB. 9th 7-30 p.m.


Proceeds for Charity — 50p SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8th


ARTISTE ASSURED with DAVE ON THE ORGAN


SUNDAY LUNCH IS MEMBERS DRAW £11


19859,19082,19239,19772,18875,18750,19508,19817 SNOWBALL No. 0 not won. Next week £7


SALI NE'


N O W LOCAL RATES DOWN FROM


TAXI £1 to 80p


SHORT OF CASH? SELL THOSE


UNWANTED ITEMS BURNLEY


ADVERTISEMENT TEL-SEL i


WITH A - - - - - 22331


FOR BUYINGISELUNG


Mine hosts at the Swan and Royal, Edith and . Bob Blake, are offering THREE of our readers the chance to win a wonderful Candlelight Dinner for two on the evening of Saturday, February 14th — Valentine’s Night. To get you in the mood we are asking you to


I ^ I lE N T IV I^ S P / IR T /M IG H T


complete a Valentine limerick: Roses are red Violets are blue


Full Name............................................. ....................... Address.............................. .........................................


Tei.'No.


The three most humorous entries received, in the judges opinion, will be invited as guests to dinner at the Swan and Royal on Valentine’s night. Send your entry to: “Valentine’s,” Clitheroe Advertiser and Tjmes, King Street, Clitheroe by first post Monday, February 9th, 1981.


HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH GOSPEL SERVICE S U N D A Y ,


F E B R U A R Y 8 th 6-30 p.m.


Speaker MRS. THOMAS (of Blackburn)


PRAYER and BIBLE STUDY


W E D N E S D A Y F E B R U A R Y 1 1 th


II Ihou cans! believe all things are possible to him that


believelh.Mark 9 Verse 23 S T JAM E S C .E . S C H O O L


ANNUAL JUMBLE SALE


FEBRUARY 7th at 2-30 p.m.


SATURDAY, Admission 3 p Home Made Refreshments


PENDLE VILLAGE


0LDT DAN


FRIDAY, FEB 6th


8-00 p.m. to 12


BERESFO BAN


Admission including su


Proceeds lor Ba 10% OFF ALL FARES out of town


TOWN CAR HIRE 23483


TELEPHONE and


Reg. Office: 28 PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE CALD 27200


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I C L IT H E R O E F O O T B A L L C L U B


ST VALENTINE’S SUPPER DANCE


F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 3 th , 1 9 8 1 9 p.m. — 1-30 a.m.


at the C A S T L E R E S T A U R A N T , C L IT H E R O E


Tickets £2 (including admission and hot-pot supper)


Supper served 9 p.m. — 10-30 p.m. (Strictly no admission after 10-30 p.m.)


Tickets available — "Out of Doors," Clitheroe Advertiser Office, The Castle Restaurant, Henthorn Post Office, Graham’s Newsagents, Bawdlands and club members.


20—SATURDAY CINEMA 50—PLAY AWAY TH OE HST UCffiMBl UD NOtSC


A ftWWTVftOFOWTiME! \ ■ r ’


10-05—BAILEY’S BIRD “The Search” Bailey’s teenage son sets off with a group of children to trace the ancient royal road of the kings of Saibai.


furniture and china to a “good as new” condition.


10-30—TISWAS Fun and music on a grand scale.


20—SATURDAY CINEMA 25—GRAND PRIX: The


55—NEWS AND SPORT; 10—FAUST: An opera by


5-05—PUNCHLINES! Comedy game hosted by Lennie Bennett.


5-35—ITN NEWS 5-


12-30—WORLD OF SPORT In tro d u c ed by Dickie Davies. 12-35 On The Ball; 1-00 International Sports; Special 1: World Cup Ski­ ing from Schladming, Au­ stria; 1-15 ITN News; 1-20 The ITV Seven Sandown: Races at 1-30, 2-00, 2-30 and 3-00, Stratford: Races at 1-45, 2-15 and 2-45; 3-10 International Sports Special 2: Swimming from Amers- foort, Holland and Basket­ ball, The NBA All-Star Game; 3-50 Half-Time Soccer Round-up; 4-00 Wrestling from Aylesbury; 4-50 Results Service.


K”- juoaoum w H ( U knock you out > ^


Separate shows daily at 2.00 4.10 6.15 8.25


, Support Support Feature


1.55 4.45 7.40 2.45 5.40 8.30 3.50 6.45 9.35


The FirstTRIPLE Sex Programme! iik rr.1 womi. v > IF E B 8 W E E K ! ) Separate shows dally at


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


NEED HELP? Ring the'


' . . . Box Office, Tel. Blackburn 51887 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, 7-30 p.m.


THE CILLA BLACK SHOW with STU FRANCIS V


Tickets £4.50/ £3.50 and £2.50 N O T IC E


NO DANCE FEB. 7th RESUME FEB. 14th


MONDAY, FEB. 23rd,7-30 p.m.


U.K. SUBS 300p THURS., FEB. 26th, 7-30 p.m.


DUBLINERS Tickets 350p, 300p, 250p


MON. MARCH 2nd, 7-30 p.m. The plane's going to Chicago. The pilot’s going to New York. to pieces! The passengers arc going TUESDAY, MARCH 3rd


SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES 300p (350p on door)


SUN., MARCH 8th, 7-30 p.m. St Patrick's Irish Concert


plus support 350p


6- 35—3-2-1 Family quiz game hosted by Ted Rogers. This week’s theme is country life.


THE 25th CENTURY “A Blast For Buck”.


5 0 - SONS AND LOVERS


WHISTLE TEST: Featur­ ing Freez and Russ Ballard.


45—THE OLD GREY9-


30—THE OUTER LIMITS: 10-


10- 25 a .m . —CLOSE 11- 12- 40—BUCK ROGERS IN


T T r r lV . l I B £3.75, £3.25, £2.75, £2.25


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th, 9_p.m. 'JEFFREY S KRUGER PRESENTS IN CONCERT ■


’


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


NELSON 6 9 4 9 2 9


/./') 6 6 2 4 2 4 Call or write to ■


. 15 MARKET SQUARE, NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET, BLACKBURN


or BLACKBURN


MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9th TO SATURDAY, AT 7-30 p.m.


A must for the ladies and the family! CLITHEROE


LADIES CIRCLE ' are holding a


“BLUE PETER” BRING AND BUY SALE


SATURDAY FEBRUARY 7th


8-30 a.m. — 3 p.m. CUTHEROE MARKET


ALL PROCEEDS TO THE


BLUE PETER APPEAL FOR THE DISABLED


PLEASE SUPPORT


ST HELENS SUNDAY SCHOOL WADDINGTON


7- 35—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES David Jans­ sen, Susannah York in ‘The Golden Gate Murder’. A de­ tective and a nun join forces to prove that the death of a priest was not suicide, but murder.


ALS With Gordon Jackson, Martin Shaw and Lewis Collins.


soccer action from the after­ noon’s f ix tu re s in the North-West.


30—MATCH NIGHT Top 15—ITN NEWS


house’ an ex-television news editor takes on the respon­ sibilities of the city desk of the Los Angeles Tribune.


1-40—CLOSEDOWN


‘The King of Swing’ — one of the best-known and most respected jazz musicians.


35—LOU GRANT ‘Cop- 30—BENNY. GOODMAN


THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION CLUB CLITHEROE


15—THE PROFESSION­


CHARITY STARNITE THIS FRIDAY


in aid of Guide Dog’s Association


JENNY JONES, RAY REVEL JUSTJOHN Compered by


Mr KEN CLARKSON mine host of the Brown Cow


Super Draw Spot Prizes


Extension till 12 midnight plus


M IS S R O Y A L B R IT IS H L EG IO N B E A U T Y C O M P E T IT IO N plus


C .B .J . SO U N D S (Organ — Drums) Admission £1 at the door


l / t


_____ 51887 BLACKBUHN


Boa Offic*, Tel. Blackburn


a n d t h e Hit recorders of: "Sherry" "My Eyes


Adore You" "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" 'Rag Doll" "Who Loves You"


Swearin'To God" "Grease" N (TICKET PRICES: \ \ £6.50, £5 and £3.50)


C L A S S IC A L C O N C E R T S F O R Y O U R


E N J O Y M E N T MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 7-30 p.m.


POLISH NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Tickets: £5,50, £4.50, £3.50, £2.50 and £1.00


Conductor: JACEK KASPRZYK Soloist: ROMAN JABLONSKI .


THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 7-30 p.m. • WINDSOR HALL____________


THE TREASORY OF MUSICKE performing "ORPHEUS BRITANNICUS” Engiish music


between Dowland and Purcell Tickets £1.00 FRIDAY, MARCH 13th, 7-30 p.m. ROYAL LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA


Conductor: MAREK JANOWSKI Soloist: PAUL CROSSLEY


Tickets: £3.50, £3.00, £2.50, £2.00 and £1.00 SATURDAY, MARCH 28th, 7-30 p.m.


BERLIN CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Leader: HEINZ SCHUNK


Tickets: £3.50, £3.00, £2.50, £2.00 and £1.00 FRlBAYTffBTT 24th, 7-30 p.m.


MOSCOW PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA


£5.50, £3.00, £2.50, £2.00 and £1.00 • Box Office, Northgate, Blackburn. Tel. 51887.0|


Monday to Friday. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday tNow with late booking till 8 p.m. Fridays


i.m. to 5 p.m.


Tickets for group events may‘aiso be obtained from Ames Records 1 and Tapes, Blackburn,


Burnley and Clitheroe, and Mary's Music, Accrington. CLITHEROE CRICKET, ‘


BOWLING, TENNIS AND NETBALL CLUB


TENNIS


SECTION ANNUAL


GENERAL MEETING


Tuesday, February 10th 8 p.m.


at THE CLUB HOUSE EVERYONE WELCOME


ACCRINGTON’S


ANTIQUE AND COLLECTORS FLEA MARKET


Back in the Town Hall, Accrington


this Saturday, Feb. 7th 9-30 a.m. —5 p.m.


Absolutely everything for the collector


Adults 25p,Chlld/OAP1 Op


THURS.. FRI. AND SAT.. 7-30 p.m. CIVIC HALL, CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278


ENDS SATURDAY B


LOW MOOR CLUB THURSDAY AND SATURDAY BINGO IN THE LOUNGE


DINN WADDI


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TEL. GISBURN 394 2 0 -4 5 s t r .


A V A IL A B L E ESTIMATES FREE T'i-


CLITHEROE & DISTRICT VENTURE SCOUT UNIT


JUMBLE SALE


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6th 6-30 p.m.


AT VENTURE SCOUT


HEADQUARTERS BACK YORK STREET


IMPROVEMENT FUND


JUMBLE SALE


SATURDAY


FEBRUARY 7th 2-15 p.m.


ADMISSION 5p Light Refreshments


Lancashire Education .Committee RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT 3


ADULT EDUCATION COURSES S P R IN G T E R M S tA R T S


M O N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 9 th


The main programme of existing courses will continue from the present term


In addition the following new courses will be starting In Whalley and Clitheroe


CLITHEROE


MONDAY Basic Dressmaking


TUESDA Y Footballers' Keep-Fit


WEDNESDAY Get By In French Round the World Cookery Yoga Beginners Modern Ballroom Dancing


THUR SDAY


Swimming for Adult Beginners Golf Coaching


FRIDAY Dressmaking and Tailoring


WHALLEY


TH U R SD A Y Golf Coaching 6 — 7 p.m. at SI Augustine's School, Billington


SELECTION OF SPECIAL SHORT COURSES include the following (or which advance enrolment is essential. Various Cookery and General Design and Craft Courses


UPHOLSTERY. Friday evening, February 20th, 7 — 9 p.m. plus Saturdays, February 28th and March 14th.


OUTDOOR PURSUITS


4 Thursday evening, starting April 30th. Course includes Map Reading - Light Camping and Hill Crafts


For details of courses in various villages or for Information on any other courses In the main programme, please contacl either: THE ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE, Old Grammar School, Whalley. Phone 2717, day,or evening


or THE ADULT CENTRE, Ribblesdale School, Clitheroe. Phone 22563, Monday - Thursday evenings.


CLITHE


GUADA WEDN GIRL


Tickets at t A North-


9-00 p.m. Ribblesdale Pool


7-15 p.m. Ribblesdale School 2-00 p.m. Spiritualist Church


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7-15 p.m. Ribblesdale School 7-15 p.m. Ribblesdale School


9-45 a.m. Clilheroe Parish Hall 7-15 p.m. Ribblesdale School 7-15 p.m. Ribblesdale School 7-15 p.m. Ribblesdale School


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Talophon CL TICKETS £1.50


•‘ ^ The meanest bookie, a classy lady and a cute


kid in th e c om e d y o f th e year.


SAT (£ 4 .9 5 Bar Snac R IB B


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FRID C L IT H E R O E . Tel. 23278


THURSDAY,' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 7-30 p.m.


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