' # 3 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 23rd, 1981


Weekend SATURDAY^


8-15—8-30—OI’EN UNIVER­ SITY


8- 9-


0-35—LASSIE: Troubled Waters


9- 10- 10-


nine programmes about the techniques of rock .climbing with Ron James (1) Basics •


BEAR BUNCH: Goldilocks and the Three Bears


in “In The Park” and “Bv The Sea” (bw)


11- 05—THE GREAT LOVER (bw) starring Bob 'Hope,


12-30—GRANDSTAND: Foot­ ball Focus 12-35; Internatio­ na Tennis 1-00, 1-35, 2-35, from The West Hants Club, Bournemouth: Three Fives Hard Court Championships of Great Britain; Racing


12- 27—THE WEATHER 5-


from Leicester 1-20, 1-50, 2- 20, 1-30 The Philip Cornes Nickel Alloys Stakes (qual­ ifier), 2-00 The Philip Cornes Stainless Steels Handicap Stakes, 2-30 The P hilip Cornes Trophy Stakes; International Swim­ ming 2-05, 4-30, from Leeds: The Sun Life Assur­ ance Three Nations Inter­ national, Great Britain v Holland t v West Germany; Internationa] Rugby Union 2-50, from Cardiff Arms Park: Wales v WRU Presi­ dent’s XV; 4-40 Final Score: Classified football results, match reports and the latest news of today’s other major snorting events


MYSTERIES (new series) starring Shaun Cassidy as Joe Hardy and Parker Stevenson as Frank Hardv


AND NANCY DREW 6 -


6-15 —YOU MUST BE JOKING! Terry Wogan hosts this comedy game


6-50—SATURDAY P R E ­ MIERE: “THE ISLAN­ DER” (new series) starring Dennis Weaver with Ber­ nadette Peters, Robert Baughn, John S. Ragin, Sharon Gless and Peter Mark Richman


. show about hoaxes, spoofs, put-ons and tall stories


8 -25—VAL DOONICAN MUSIC SHOW


6 -1 0—SPORT/REGIONAL NEWS


ERMAN


DAY (bw) introducing Edgar Kennedy


Rhonda Fleming, Roland Young


15—CHARLIE CHAPLIN 45—MOTHER-IN-LAW'S


1-55—CLOSEDOWN 3-


4 -


7-40—1-55—OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


Randolph Scott, Barbara Hale


1: “7th Cavalry” starring


5- 40—SATURDAY CINEMA. 2: “Comanche Station” star*


of Great Britain from Tile West Hants Club.


TENNIS: The Three Fives Hard Court Championships


ring Randolph Scott, Nancy Gates


6-


7- 20—NEWS AND SPORT, Weather


7- 9-


8- 25—LIVING WITH THE NEIGHBOURS: On the eye of the French Presiden­ tial Election, rep o rte r David Jessel looks at the lives of four people from the British Isles who have made their home in Giscard d’Estaing’s France


10—THE HARDY BOYS 10-


in “The Mystery of Witches’ Hollow"


Jeanmaire and Mikhail Baryshnikov with artists of The National Ballet of Marseilles


00 —NEWS: WEATH­


12-15—THE OLD GREY WHISTLE TEST: The Gallic flavour of the evening continues with a special French edition of “Le Test de 1’Ancien Sifflet Gris"


sta rr in g Pierre Blaise, Aurore Clement (a French film with English sub-titles)


i l i l l l l


9-15—MANSCAPE: “Ship­ shape and Bristol Fashion,” how man has changed the landscape to build the world's f irs t industrial society


9-40—NUMBERS AT WORK: Fred Harris measures up to


SUNDAY l l l i i l l l j i i i i i i i i i


9-15—ART-ASIA 9-


10-


10- 11-


9-00—OVER THE MOON: Far and Near


Who’s for Training?


READING: (6) Friends of My Wife


11-25—CAN SEO: Twenty programmes for beginners in Scots Gaelic (1) Ciamar a tha thu?


LAW: The Birthday Party Going Metric


11-


1-00—FARMING, Weather for Farmers


1-25—EDUCATION SHOP: (6) How To Survive Exams


1-50—NEWSHEADLINES I -


"GOODBYE MR CHIPS,” sta rring Peter O’Toole, Petula Clark with Michael


Redgrave and George Baker


4- 5- 6-


6- 7-


4-15—INTERNATIONAL SWIMMING from Leeds: The Sun Life Assurance Three Nations Internation­ al, Great Britain v Holland v West Germany, commen­ taries


SHOW visits Derby


12- 15—SUNDAY WORSHIP from Errol Parish Church, Perthshire


COOKERY COURSE: part 3


7-40 — 1-55—OPEN UNIVER­ SITY


45—SUPERVISORS: (6) 10—THE SKILL OF LIP


35—WAINWRIGHTS’ 00—IT FIGURES: (5)


6-


4-15—THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER (bw) film starring Bette Davis, Ann


6-05—NEWS REVIEW with a visual commentary for those who cannot hear


S h e r id a n and Monty Woolley


50—DELIA SMITH’S7-


8- 8-


RAMME


SEA: Six voyages with Clare Francis, narrated by Lau ren c e Olivier, (5) Harvest


55—FILM MATINEE:


10- 11-


9- 35—HOCKNEY AT WORK: A look at a rtist David


TENNIS: The Three Fives Hard Court Championships of Great Britain, highlights


Hockney at work in both Los Angeles and London


(4) Bread


ROOF, film s ta r r in g Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, Burl Ives


50—MATCH OF THE DAY 50— NEWS, Weatherman 00—ANTIQUES ROAD­


from Preston, Lancashire


40—SONGS OF PRAISE 15—THE SUNDAY FILM:


9-


“TORA! TORA! TORA!” starring Martin Balsam, Joseph Cotton, E. G. Mar­ shall, James Whitmore and Jason Robards


10- 10-


I I - 11-


King” a portrait of civil rights leader The Reverend Martin Luther King senior


OUT: (5) China and Europe


10- 10-


35—THAT’S LIFE 20—NEWS, Weather


i l l l l l l l ! 9-


from Lincoln Cathedral


1-55—INTERNATIONAL TENNIS: The Three Fives Hard Court Championships of Great Britain


12-00—WEEKEND WORLD with Brian Walden


1-15—UNIVERSITY CHAL­ LENGE with Bamber Gas­ coigne


1- 2-


Bob Smithies talks to far­ mers, introduces seasonal gardening tips and sign­ posts major events in the country calendar


35—THE MONEY PROG­ 4-


15—THE COMMANDING 25—INTERNATIONAL


15—NEWS ON 2, Weather 6-


WON: “The Forgotten,” ad­ venture series about the jrioneering days of the Wild


5- 30—THE MUPPET SHOW: Mirth and music, with guest singer Cleo Laine


Birmingham International Championships, 1981


Terror,” in the past few years there has been a build up of anti-Semitic attack in Britain and Europe


6-30—ITN NEWS 6 -


30—BREAD OR BLOOD: 05—CAT ON A HOT TIN


HYMNS: Derek Batey in­ troduces favourite hymns requested by viewers


7- 15—RISING DAMP: “Black Magic,” Rigsby has a new tenant who shares the top attic with Alan; the two boys share the same hobby — women


7-


OF CHINA: “Mind, Body and Spirit,” a look at life in China today


CORNWALL: P r in c e Cha rles v isited Truro Cathedral when its 100th


30—EVERYMAN: “Daddy 11-


ANNIVERSARY CON­ CERT: Part 2, Scotland's outstanding folk artists Roy Williamson and Ronnie Browne celebrate 21 years of musical partnership


Feast of plays


to cheer


Monday — Blackburn Arts Club in “Trap for a lonely man;” Tuesday — The Tudor Players, Man­ chester, in “The Sunshine Boys;” Wednesday — Whalley Church Players in “The man with a load of mischief;” Thursday — Take One, Settle, in “Bedroom Farce;” Friday — ■ Lancaster Footlights Club in “The Fosdyke Saga;” Saturday — Edin­ burgh Theatre Arts in “Our Town.”


A REFRESHING collec­ tion of six plays designed to cheer will be on show in the Ribble Valley Fes­ tival of Plays 1981 at Clitheroe Civic Hall next week. The programme is:


05—EUROPE INSIDE 30—THE CORRIES’ 21st


anniversary celebrations were held


Jack Hargreaves


11-25—AAP KAA HAK with Coun. Rafique Malik


30—THE HUMAN FACE 8-


00—MORNING WORSHIP 30—A CATHEDRAL FOR


“Passport to Murder,” with Robert Wagner


40—YOUR 100 BEST


Ribble Valley Borough Council SUNDAY, MAY 3rd


That Wouldn’t Sing,” Col­ onel Dawson is found dead at the bottom of a village quarry, did he fall or was he pushed? The local choir won’t talk to Det. Sgt. Cribb, so his assistant takes singing lessons


9- 40—TALES OF THE UN­ EXPECTED: “The Best of Everything,” a story in this


00—OUT OF TOWN with 10- 10-


11-30—CO-OPERATE! Jour- - nalist and former ship- worker Jimmy Reid offers prizes worth up to £10,000 as working capital for vie­ wers to start new co-opera­ tives of their own


11-


series of twist-in-the-tail dramas


10—ITN NEWS


SHOW: Melvyn Bragg talks to the American novelist Gore Vidal


25—THE SOUTH BANK


Webb,” Joe Mannix has to decide which of th re e murder suspects had a suit­ able motive


25—MANNIX: “Edge of the Our Chunky Chicken winners


THERE was a big entry for the Clitheroe Adver­ tiser and Times’ Chunky Chicken Competition, run in conjunction with Hill­ ards Store and D. B. Mar­ shall Ltd.


The 10 winning clues


were: Coffee, chicken, cheese, tea, soup, fish, milk, eggs, bread and ham.


opened — to earn the senders a Marshall’s Chunky Chicken — were from:


The first 25 correct answers


Farm, Grlndleton; Mrs M. A. Child, 38 Eshton Terrace, Clitheroe; Mrs S. Cowperth- waite, 38 Shawbridge Street, Clitheroe; A. Czamogrebel, 5 Peel Street, Clitheroe.


Mrs M. Aspin, Stonehill


dale Road, Clitheroe; Mrs E. Dewhurst, 8 West View, Clitheroe; Mrs Girvan, 33 Mitchell Street, - Clitheroe; Misses S. and R. Greene, 49


Mrs M. Daniels, 18 Enner-


Downham Road, Chatburn; J. Greenhalgh, 18 Montague Street, Clitheroe; Mr H. Greg- son, 21 Eastfieid Drive, West Bradford.


tage, Rimington; Mrs B. L. Kitchen, Hippings House, West Bradford; Mrs E. Morton, The Cottage, Gisbume Park, Gis- burn; Mrs K. Parsons, 17 Henthom Road, Clitheroe; Mrs D. A. Pearson, Hodder View, Slaidburn.


T. Jackson, Martin Top Cot­


dale Avenue, Clitheroe; Mrs P. A. Rigg, 7 Seedall Avenue, Clitheroe; Miss M. Todd, 93 Woone Lane, Clitheroe; Mrs D. Tomlinson, 13 Peel Park Avenue, Clitheroe; Gillian Thompson, 14 Millthorne Avenue, Clitheroe!


Mrs A. Redmayne, 29 Bleas-


field Avenue, Clitheroe; Mrs A. Williams, 2 Millthorne Avenue, Clitheroe; Mrs P. Williams, 47 Woone Lane, Clitheroe; Mrs W ilso n , 13 King L an e , Clitheroe; Mrs A. Wintle, 87 Woone Lane, Clitheroe.


Mrs M. W. Walker, 44 May-


LOW MOOR CLUB THURSDAY and SATURDAY


Usual Entertainment in The Lounge SUNDAY LUNCH


MEMBERS DRAW £5 SUNDAY, APRIL 26th


“W IN D Y ” (Good Group)


42759,43324,43738,43615,44428, 43204, 43895, 43754


Snowball No. 5. Next Week £7


45—HART TO HART: OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE 45—CRIBB: “The ChoirCASTLE BANDSTAND


CASTLE GROUNDS, CLITHEROE by the


Mayor (Councillor Miss M. A. Melling)


Inaugural Band Concert by


LONGRIDGE BAND 2-30 p.m. — 4-30 p.m.


A d m i s s io n F r e e — A l l W e lc o m e (Weather Permitting)


1-00—GOD’S STORY: “Peter,” series designed to introduce the New Testament to children


45—DOWN TO EARTH: COLLECTORS’ FAIR ANTIQUES AND AT THE


C O R O N A T IO N GISBURN


15—HO\V THE WEST WAS 00—SHOWJUMPING: the


SUNDAY, APRIL 26th 11 a.m. — 5 p.m.


PLEASE BRING ALONG ANY


ITEMS YOU WISH TO SELL PRE 1947 SILVER COINS, JEWELLERY, PORCELAIN, etc.


00—CREDO: “Anti-Semitic


TOP PRICES PAID WHY NOT TRY US?


DETAILS: TYRERS FAIRS, ItlPON Tel. 0765/700959


12-


TENNIS: The Three Fives Hard Court Championships of Great Britain, highlights


BBC-1 ) 30—CLOSEDOWN


9-


10- 10-


Weather


10—DALLAS: Full Circle 00—NEWS AND SPORT,


AT THE MILL 10—ROCKFACE: A series of 12- 15—SATURDAY NIGHT


11- 05—“KISS OF THE VAM­ PIRE,” film starring Clif­ ford Evans, Noel Wdlman,


Edward de Souza, Jennifer Daniel


MAN 55—HELP! IT’S THE HAIR


metres, ki ometres and kilograms


30—12-35—WEATHER­


10-30—SATURDAY MORN- ING PICTURES MYS-


15—SATURDAY CINEMA. 30—INTERNATIONAL


12-30—WORLD OF SPORT: Introudced by Fred Di


10-40—THE DOBERMAN GANG with Byron Mabe, can six trained dogs get away with a bank robbery


. TERY ISLAND: Serials, features, adventure, pop. “Sue’s Courage,” comedy with three young people stranded on an island


. hurling millions of used tyres into the sea


10-05—SURVIVAL:' “A Sea Change," a research team investigate the effects of pollution- on coral reefs by


KUISIOlilB All tHU. ■ n u n m


EQiHflGG firm cxijjl


smnsAH


i W What's on... What'* on... Whafi on... What's on... Unit Four BLACKBURN


Separata I Support 2.00 7.00 shows | Feature 3.SS “ 8.55


Z Separate shows daily at -


_______2.15 6.00 8.25 *


>ACADEMY AWABDsf BEST


WIKKBOF ■; A PICTURE


BESTACTRESS Louise Fletcher


BEST DIRECTOR Milos Forman


BEST SCREENPLAY


Support Feature


50—INTERNATIONAL


5-05—METAL MICKEY: “Many a Mickey,” Mickey is arrested for robbing a bank


5-35—ITN NEWS


RUGBY SPECIAL: Wales v President's XV from Car-' diff Arms Park, highlights


35—INTERNATIONAL 6- 7 - 15—CARMEN starring ZiziBALL SHOW: Guests are 7- 00—LACOMBE LUCIEN


5-40—BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25th CENTURY:


with Bob Monkluuse


“Journey to Oasis, part 1,” Wilma Deering falls in love with an alien ambassador


LAUGH: “The Rumour,” comedy in the hospital ward with impatient patients Figgis, Glover and Norman


Jeep and former Black and White Minstrels Dai Fran­ cis and John Boulter


8- 05—SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: Richard Roundtree in “Embassy” CIA agents race against time and death when they try to smuggle a Soviet de­ fector out of Beirut


9- 45-ITN NEWS 10-


11-


match action with a strong regional flavour


2- 15 and 2-55; 3-10 Interna­ tional Sports Special. 2, D a r ts from Wembley Arena; 3-50 Half-Time Soccer Round-Up; 4-00 Wrestling from Leicester; 4-50 Result Service


neage; 12-35 On The Ball; 1 00 International Sports Spe­ cial: 1, Rallying, the Circuit of Ireland; 1-15 ITN News; 1- 20 The ITN Six. Newcas­ tle races at 1-30, 2-00 and 2- 30; Sandown races at 1-45,


2.2S S.4S 9.00 4.10 1 7.30


THE FABULOUS FLAVOUR OF THE — FIFTIES-


TOECUCKGOiNOT Support 2.00 4.10 6.25 8 35


M C K NICHOLSON ONE FUMf OVER


1 Feature 2.40 ’ 4.55 7.0S -9.20


ADULTS ONLY GIVE US OUR


S & e m o n ^ o b s i c l e ^ irsdverythingaboutbemgieventaptt


^ tWHATS UP NURSE! raised more man o i emperature. How com e t... .. 1


DAILY SEX


CERT X PLUS


TAKE AN EASY


RIDE (X)


35—FAMILY FORTUNES: 05 —ONLY WHEN I


35—THE CANNON AND


★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ THE


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29th 1981


2 p.m. — 4-30 p.m.


Please come and support your local committee Admission including Afternoon Tea 35p


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


N E ED HELP? Ring the


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB For the best in entertainment


SAT., APRIL 25th


“NIGHT FLIGHT” * d is c o th e q u e


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FRIDAY, APRIL 24th and SATURDAY, APRIL 25th *


ALTERNATIVE MUSIC *


1 P E N D L E H O T E L 1 *


C H A T B U R N from 10 p.m. to 1-30 a.m.


00—MATCH NIGHT: Top


JUMPING: The Birming­ ham International Champ­ ionships, 1981, from the In­ te rn a t io n a l Exhibition Centre, near Birmingham


Kieron Moore in “ Dr Blood’s Coffin,” a Cornish village is in an uproar be­ cause of the disappearance of two of its male inhabit­ ants


00—WORLD CUP SHOW- * jL


SUPPERS SERVED TO 12 midnight yt SMART DRESS


J


THE MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE RIGHTTO ^ REFUSE ADMISSION


00—THE LATE FILM: j L


COME EARLY to avoid disappointment— T Numbers limited


5^-


* UNDER-18 DISCO * TUESDAY, 28th — 7-30 p.m. to 10-30 p.m. ^


JAN PUZON KEN JAMES


(Good Act) SUN., APRIL 26th (Club Favourite)


BILL’S BONANZA BINGO EVERY WED.


WEEKLY DOUBLE:— 27 — 23 WEEKLY TREBLE:— 14— 19 — 2 200 CLUB:— 104


HENTHORN


GOSPEL CHURCH SUNDAY, APRIL 26th


G O S P E L S E R V IC E / 6-30 p.m.


MR D. KAY (of Preston)


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29th L A D IE S ’ F E L L O W S H IP


MRS SUTCLIFFE (of Blackburn) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29th


PRAYER AND BIBLE STUDY


Then said Jesus unlo His diciples. II any man will come alter me. let


him deny himsell and take up his cross and lollow me.


______________ Matthew 16 V24


HODDER VALLEY FOXHOUNDS


By popular request


FILM SHOW I BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND


I will be held at


VILLAGE HALL on


THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd at 7-30 p.m.


Admission; £1 including supper


_


WORSTON MISSION THE ANNUAL


JUMBLE SALE


WITH BRING AND BUY STALL


SATURDAY


APRIL 25th at 2 p.m.


ADMISSION 3p


WHALLEY ARMS CELTIC FC


JUMBLE SALE


IN WHALLEY


CONSERVATIVE CLUB, QUEEN


STREET, FRIDAY,


APRIL 24th 6-30 p.m.


Admission 10p


COACH HIRE


TEL GISBURN 394 20-45 s t r .


AVAILABLE ESTIMATES FREE


LEPRA COFFEE


MORNING in MAYOR’S PARLOUR, CLITHEROE,


SATURDAY, APRIL 25th


10 a.m. to 12 noon


Cake stall, bring and buy etc. Admission 15p


■Vi s i t NUMBER FIFTEEN ■ HYNDBURN MODEL RAILWAY GROUP


MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION FRIDAY, APRIL 24th 6-30 — 9-30 p.m.


TOWN HALL, ACCRINGTON


SATURDAY; APRIL 25th 10 a.m. — 8-30 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 26th10 a.m. — 5-30 p.m.


ADMISSION! ADULTS 40p Children and OAPs 20p Family Ticket Cl


Refreshments available K0NDIT0REI CAFE


for morning coffee, light lunch and afternoon teas .


See our range of exclusive German chocolates


Th MONDAY


Meilor Brook Community Centre 2*00— 4*00 p.m......... Art Meilor CE School


7-00 — 9*00 p.m........ Pottery Palnttnq Grlndleton CE School 7*30 — 9*30 p.m......... Yoga Chipping RC School 7*30— 9-30p.m......... Yoga


WEDNESDAY


West Bradford St Catherine's School (6 weeks) 1-30— 3*00 p.m........ . Ladles Keep-Fit Mrs C. Bibby Chatburn The Camera Club


7-30— 9-30 p.m......... Photography Mr J. Abbott


Mrs H. Morphy Mrs E. Hamilton Mrs D. Young Mrs P. Goodenough


S on * G„re„e„r> The VillaSe Hall (4 weeks) 7-30— g-30 p.m......... Cake Decoration


Sabden The Wesleyan School 7 -3 0 -9 -3 0


Old Time and '


Meilor CE School Mod’ ^ Da"<='"9 7-30 — 9-30 p.m......... Ladies Keep-Fit


THURSDAY Meilor St Jerome’s


•


2-00—■ 4-00 p.m...... ;. Bridge Play kangho St Mary's RC School


7-30 — 9-30 p.m.....;... Floral Art WaddlngtonCE Scho o l'


FOR ALL COURSES F E E S : For an 8 w eeks x 2 h o u rs co urse


Full Fee a t 55p p er h o u r = E8.80 (o the rs p ro-rata); < : Reduced Fee, fo r re t irem e n t p e n s io n e rs a nd u n d e r 18s at 25p p e r h o u r = E4.00.


. a nd a ls o fo r p e n s io n e rs w ith su pp lem e nta ry p e n s io n s o r re n t o r rate rebates.


Free a dm is s io n fo r u nem p lo yed p eople a nd th e ir fam ilie s -


chosen class orvbXrlt n^toVe* Ad*r,?,_meetln.8 of your Grammar School Statlon Road Wh£,dUltCentre 0«ice, Old General Inquiries aC r a n v AduH PH ?V’., '


r!.qu?2,s ,or courses to-be nrn,?niCa,i on courses and/or Shoulda;80 be made to the A d u l t® * onlcL l^ h a te y !


’ . 7-30 9-30 p.m......... Pottery Painting Mr L. Wilkinson


■ Mrs M. Haworth Mrs M. Rawcllffe ’


.Mr & Mrs Greenwood Mrs V. Edge


Clitheroe Royal SPRING


FRIDAY IN T


Crafts


Coffee Shop H Door


ADMISSION 20p Mrs M. Westhead


There are Adult Education Courses held in manv Vilianocx District. Inquiries can be made at the Classes listed Llow or d i r e c ^ r L ^ H Centre. Office at Whalley. Tel. 2717.


VILLAGE CLASSES * to the Adult


MONDAY Yoga..


I I 1 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


RIBBLE VALLEY ADULT


SUMMER SESSION 1981 EDUCATION


OPENS MONDAY, APRIL 27th CLITHEROE ADULT CENTRE


The full session Examination Courses established earlier in the year will continue, but are not included in this list.


Office open Monday to Thursday evenings in Ribblesdale School, Queens Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 22563.


All courses for 8 weeks (unless otherwise stated). Enrolment at first class or via Whalley Centre


MONDAY Bridge Beginners (7 weeks)....... ,...Mr L. Wilkinson Ladies Keep-Fit (7 weeks)..............Mrs C. Bibby Care olthe Hair..............................Mrs D. King Ladies Keep-Fit..............................Mrs L. Hardman


TUESDAY Early Birds Keep-Fit........................Mr D. Slinger .


J r ' IIII y, yilliuci ,


2-00 — 4-00 p.m. 7*30 — 9*00 p.m. 7*15 — 9-15 p.m.' 7*30— 9-00 p.m.


•Dressmaking (7 weeks).................Mrs J. Taylor Pottery Painting.............................Mrs M. Kershaw Ladies Keep-Fit..............................Mrs P. Chambers Tailored Garments..........................Mrs D. Harrison Yoga Improvers...............................................Mrs H. Duckworth Embroidery and Crafts (7 weeks)....Mrs J. Tomlinson Swimming Improvers....................Mr D. Slinger Tennis (6 weeks)...........................Mrs B. Meadows ...Mr D. Slinger


Lunchtime Keep-fit...


•Dressmaking Advanced (7 weeks)


WEDNESDAY Early Birds Keep-Fit.............. OldTlmeDaneing(7 weeks).... Painting for Pleasure


...Mr D..... ...MrSMrs . ... -Mr R. Duxbury


Slinger Mrs Greenwood Guitar..............................................Mr N. Mackey •Mrs J. Taylor


Cake Icing t Decoration................Mrs E. Waterfield Ladies Keep-Fit.............................Mrs L. Hardman


DP — Dog a nd P ar tr id ge Hotel. R — Rib b lesd a le . SPH — St P au l’s Hall.


7*45—8*15 a.m. 10-00—12 noon 2-00 — 4*00 p.m. 2*00 — 3*30 p.m.


7-15- 7*15* 7-15-9-15 p.m.


9-00 — 10-00 p.m. 2-00 - 3*30 p.m. 12-15-12*45 p.m.


7*45 —8*15 a.m. 1*30 — 3*30 p.m. 7*15 — 9*15 p.m.


7-15- 9-15 p.m. 7*15-9*15 p.m. 7*15 — 9-15 p.m. 2-00 - 3*30 p.m


RB — Roefietd Barn. SC — S p ir itu a l C h urch. PC — Pendle Club.


- 9-15 p.m. -9*15 p.m.


CRC RB


Fashion Crochet..... Get by in French......


------ .... Ballroom Dancing.. ........................ 0 mis nuiuen


Summer Cookery (6 weeks)-------- Mrs M. Threlfall Lunchtime Keep-Fit.......................Mr D. Slinger


...Mrs H. McKeand ...Mrs M. Cunltffe .Mr & Mrs Holden*


2*00 — 4*00 p.m.


9-45— 11*45 a.m. 7*15 — 9*15 p.m. 7*15— 9*15 p.m. 12*15—12-45 p.m.


THURSDAY Early Birds Keep-Fit_______ ____Mr D. Slinger Tailoring Workshop----------------- ..Mrs D. Harrison •Dressmaking General (7 weeks) ...Mrs J. Taylor Badminton (T weeks)-----------------Mrs B. Meadows Woodwork------------------------------Mr R. Barlow .


... .................................................. MrsC.Laing Modern Seq. Dancing (7 weeks)__Mr l Mrs Marshall


Calligraphy


Swimming Beginners--------------- Mr D. Phillips Flower arranging lor summer plus techniques ol drying and preserv­ ing flowers and foliage...................Mrs P. Haiqh Lunchtime Keep-Fit------------------Mr D. Slinger


FRIDAY Early Birds Keep-Fit......................Mr D. Slinger Lunchtime Keep-Fit.......................Mr D. Slinger


ACCOMMODATION KEY FOR CLITHEROE " "


EB — E d is fo rd Baths,


CRC — C h atb urn Road C our ts . PH — P ar ish Hall.


WHALLEY ADULT CENTRE


in the Old Grammar School, Station Road, Whalley. Tel. 2717. .Mrs H. Duckworth 7*15 -


8-45 p.m.


Bridge. The Principles of Acol Bid­ ding and Contract................... ......Mr L. Wilkinson Lace Making.................................MrsB. Hill


Get by in French (a basic holiday course)


TUESDAY Painting for Pleasure., Yoga......;....... Embroidery........ Pottery Making... Crochet..


.Mr I. Burton


....Mr R. Cragg .Mrs N. Dalton .Mrs J. Walmsley


Gardening...................................... . Sketching and Watercolour Paint­


....Mrs E. English ....Mrs M. McKeand ....Mr F. Downham


ing................................................Mrs K. Hill Get by In Spanish (holiday course)..........................................


Badminton Coaching....................Mrs N. Healey (at St Augustine’s RC School, Biiiington)


7-15 — 9-15 p.m. (5 weeks) 7-15 — 9-t5 p.m. (6 weeks)


7-15 — 9-15 10-30-12-30 p.m. WEDNESDAY


Mixed Crahs_____ Hand Spinning____


T H U R S D A Y


Machine Knitting....... Rower Arranging...... Ladies Keep-Rt____


10-15 — 11-45 a.m. (6 weeks) 1-30-3-30 p.m. 1*30 — 3*30 p.m. 1- 45 — 3-45 p.m. 2- 00 — 44)0 p.m.


7-15 — 9-15 p.m, (4 weeks)


7-15-9-15p.nl 7-00 — 94)0 p.m. (6 weeks)


(at St Augustine's RCScilooiiBiFngton) ...Mrs E. English


Summer Beauty Care Pottery Making____ Mens Keep-Rt


FRIDAY


Summer Dressmaking and Tailor­ ing________ ...


Pottery Making Country Dancing..


SPECIAL SHORT COURSES P la y to rd COURSE A: Wednesdays, May 6th a nd 20th. 16th, f rom 10-00 to 1-00 p.m. •Mrs D. Harrison


-Mrs E. English - -Mrs M. Thompson


9-45 —11-45 a.m, 7*00 — 9-00 p.m. 7*30 — 9*30 p.m.


CLITHERO P byS T Geor produced i


ON THURS., F 8th and 9th IN Tickets 80p, Pet


From Aspdens, 26


...Mrs C. Welch ....Mrs P. Haigh ...Mrs C. Bibby ..Mrs M. Clarke


•Mr T. Wallbank


9*45— 11*45 a.m. 1-30 - 7*45 -


3*30 p.m. 9*15 p.m.


7*15 — 9*15 p.m. 7*15 — 9-15 p.m. 7*15 —9*15 p.m.


-..Mrs J. Walmsley -Miss N. Sllcock


1*45 — 3-45 p.m. 7*15 — 9*15 p.m.


1st PEND


GRAND TUES"


at 7 UNITED REF


Any items for Sal on Monday eveni


7-45 — 8-15 a.m.


10-00—12 noon 2*00 — 4-00 p.m. 2*00 — 3*30 p.m, 7-15— 9*15 p.m. 7*15 — 9-15 p.m. 7*30 - 9*30 p.m.


9-00 —10*00 p.m. 7-15-


12-15-


-9*15p.m. 12-45 p.m.


7*45 — 8*15 a.m. 1 M 5 - 12*45 p.m.


G la s s s ta r ts o n e we ek la te r In the te rm , l.e. May 5 th, 6th o r


SAC — St A n n e ’s C o ur t. SJAH — St J o h n Am b u la n c e Hall.


SHIREBU LITTLEM


PROCE


at WADDIN SATU


BLOW OFF 7-30 p


Trophies and medals Admission: £1.2


Clubs at Chatbur For further


WADDING Sponsored by ,


BLOW FOOT 2 1 s SUM Don’t let that


— ANYTIME Ppl


'


SAMARITANS NELSON


694929 °r BLACKBURN


/ / ' ) 662424 Call or write to


.15 MARKET SQUARE, NELSON


10S NEW PARK STREET, BLACKBURN


SUNDAY, APRIL 26th, 1981 GALARAMA 81 PENDLE LIONS present


VICTORIA PARK. NELSON Events start from 12 noon


THE HALL Lowergate


JUMBLE SALE


SATURDAY, APRIL 25th 2-30 p.m.


Admission ,3p ______Refreshments_____


cannon recreate the skirmishes of American history CUSTOM CAR RALLY


AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOCIETY See up to 160 soldiers and camp followers plus 10


Ascend into the wide blue yonder, (weather permitting)


A wide range of customised roadsters on display HOT AIR BALLOON


'Sideshows, Boxing Booth, Refreshments. Licensed bar (applied for)


TEL. CLITHEROE


ADMISSION £1 REFR


PROCEE


THE CHRISTIE CANCER AND HOLT RADIUM INSTITUTE WOMEN’S TRUST FUND


BRING AND BUY SALE


THE ANNUAL


will be held in the


STARKIE ARMS HOTEL


By kind permission of Mr .and Mrs Tolson on


CUP SOCCER


AT SHAWBRIDGE TONIGHT,


THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd Q


BRIDGE SHIELD SEMI FINAL


CLITHEROE


WREN ROVERS Kick Off 6-30 p.m.


A D M IS S IO N 4 5 p


Children and OAPs 25p Refreshments available


CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278 THURS, FRI AND SAT at 6-45 p.m


W A L T , DISNEY’S CAT FROM OUTER SPACE (U) MAT. THURS at 2-15 p.m.


1981 FESTIVAL OF PLAYS Adjudicator: Bernard Prentice


Monday, April 27th,■ 1981 at 7-30 p.m. Blackburn Arts Club


Trap for a lonely man by Robert Thomas Tuesday, April 28th, 1981 at 7-30 p.m.


■


The Tudor Players The Sunshine Boys Wednesday, April 29th, 1981 at 7-30 p.m.


Whalley Church Players


The man with a load of mischief by Ashley Dukes Thursday, April 30th, 1981 at 7-30 p.m.


Friday, May 1st,.1981 at 7-30 p.m.


Bedroom farce by Alan Ayckbourn ,


Take One Settle Lancaster Footlights Club


The Fosdyke Saga by Alan Plater and Bill Tidy Saturday, May 2nd, 1981 at 7 p.m.


Edinburgh Theatre Arts Our Town by Thornton Wilder


The booking plans will be open Irom 11 a.m. — 12-30 p.m., 3 p,m. _ 5.30 and evenings Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. — 12-30 p.m. and evening, Saturday.


Admission £1.30. Season ticket £6.50. Block booking of 20 or over £1 per person.


PENDL s u B u y — B r


IF YOU HAVE IT PLEA


ANTIQUE SUN


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Admi Proceeds


BROW T i n


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