2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 26th, 1981,> 1 ' V


Weekend SATURDAY


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9 -0 5— TH E W O R LD OF . RUGBY (3) The. Kiwi and the ’Roo.


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9-30—SWAP SHOP with Noel Edmonds, Keith .Chegwin, John Craven and Maggie Philbin.


12-12—WEATHER 12-15—GRANDSTAND includ­ ing 12-45 News Summary; . Football Focus (12-20);. Racing from Newbury (12- 50, 1-20, 1-55), 1-00 Speen Novices’ Hurdle, 1-30 Hope­ ful 'Chase, 2-05 Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup Handicap ’Chase; .Boxing (1-10), high­ lights of the Levene/Duff promotion; Skiing/racing preview (1-40); Swimming (2-15, 3-10) The Arena Sprint; Snooker (2-30, 3-30) Tne Coral United Kingdom P r o fe s s io n a l S n o ok e r Championship from the Guild Hall, Preston; Inter­ national Table Tennis (2-50, 3-30) from Wembley Con­ ference Centre, the Lam­ bert and Butler Champion­ ship; 3-45 Half-time football scores; Rugby League (3- 55) The J ohn P la y e r Trophy; 4-35 Final Score.


5 -


D a v id C a r r a d in e in “Ambush".


6- 00—NEWS; Weatherman. 6-10—SPOR T/R EG IONAL


NEWS 6- 7 - GENERATION GAME


(series) with Stephanie Turner as Inspector Jean Darbley (13) Catching Up.


8- 00—THE PAUL DANIELS MAGIC SHOW


8 - 9- 9-


(series) “Bad Chemistry” . Weatherman.


10- 35—JOE 90 “The Race” . Joe


90 is given the brain pat- , tern of a Monte Carlo Rally, winner. . .


cently, quite a few films have been set in New York. Chris Kelly looks at how the city has been portrayed through the years.


10-30—TISWAS Join the madcap Tiswas team for


. another chaotic helping of fun.


12-15—WORLD OF SPORT Introduced by Fred Dinen- age. 12-20 On The Ball; 12- 45 Rallying,. The’ Lomard RAC R al ly ; 1-15 IT N ' News; 1-20 The ITV Six, Wolverhampton: Races at 1- 30, 2-00 and 2-30, Market Rasen: Races at 1-45, 2-15 and 2-45; 3-00 Gymnastics, The . World Championships from Moscow; 3-45 Half-


■ time Soccer News, results; 4-00 Gymnastics cont.; 4-50 Results. =


5-05—WORZEL GUMMIDGE “ The Return o f Dolly •Clothespeg”.


10—KUNG FU starring


5 -3 5— ITN N EW S AND SPORT


5- 40—THE PYRAMID GAME •Steve Jones presents this fast moving quiz of wit and words.


6-


15— LARRY GRAYSON’S 10— J U L IE T B R A V O


7 -


40— FLAMINGO ROAD 30—NEWS AND SPORT;


Parkinson and his weekend guests.


The funny, the ■ extraordi­ nary. the way out. Real people being themselves are the stars of this show.


Lennie Bennett.


7-35—THE BIG FILM — G R IZ Z L Y A ferocious


grizzly bear, on the prowl for food in a crowded Na­ tional Park, runs amok causing panic, among cam-


45—PARKINSON MichaelEers, starring Christopher eorge.


10- 40—MATCH OF THE DAY A report from First and Third Division games in the Midlands and South; the day’s other news.


11-


United Kingdom Profession­ al Snooker Championship; commentary.


9-15—ITN NEWS 9-30—KNIFE EDGE “Nolan . . . with a little bit of help” .


40—SNOOKER The Coral


' A supergrass is taken to ■ court under heavy guard. Two groups- of people are interested in preventing his giving evidence.


10-30—THE STAR AND THE STORY “Superstar Profile -


SUNDAY ( BBC-t )


9-00—MR BENN A “See-Saw” programme.


9-15—THE SUNDAY GANG A lively look at God’s World.


9- 1 0 - JEEVAN


VERSUS PREJUDICE A case study multi-cultural education.


10-30—LOST FOR WORDS For speech-impaired people and their families (2).


10-55—SEE HEAR! Magazine


for people with hearing problems.


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11-20—ENSEMBLE for begin­ ners in French (8).


PATCHWORK (2) Triang­ le s , Squares and R e - . ctangles.


12- 15—DAI news.


ONE - Religious


1-00—FARMING followed by weather for farmers.


1-25—EMBROIDERY.(7) Pic­ tures and Panels.


1-50—NEWS HEADLINES


4-55—FILM MATINEE “Pass­ port to Pimlico” (b/w) A short season of Ealing films celebrating the studio’ s 50th anniversary starring Stan­ le y H o l low a y , B e t ty Warren.


3-15—SNOOKER The Coral United Kingdom Profession­ al Snooker Championship.


4 -


JOU RN E Y S OF THE. WORLD "Changing Trains” with Eric Robson.


5- 20—TICKET TO RIDE (4) “The Road to Ballybunion” . Comedian Mike Harding pedals through the final ' week o f his south west Ire­ land tour.


5- 6-


TIONS (serial) (episode 9).


6-30—PLAY IT SAFE! Pre-, venting serious child acci­ dents with Jimmy Savile. '


6- from Durham.


7- 15—HI-DE-HI! (new series) Life at Maplin’s Holiday Camp, 1959 “ If Wet — in the Ballroom” .


7 -


BORN (last in series) star­ ring Penelope Keith, Peter. Bowles and Angela Thome.'


8- 15—MASTERMIND Winners from the first round return to face each other.


8- 9 - 10-


John N e tt le s in “ Last Chance for a Loser” .


“Blocked” ..


10-40—THE DEVIL’S GATE­ WAY “The Curse” is one of the commonest names for


/ menstruation. This Every­ man fdm explores the religi­ ous mythology surrounding this natural process.


11-15—WOMEN IN THE EIGHTIES “Six Hour Day in Denmark” . Women in Denmark are campaigning against part-time work ana for a reduction in working hours for everyone.


35—NAI ZINDAGI NAYA 0 5 — E D U C A T IO N


11-40—SNOOKER The Coral United Kingdom Profession­ al Snooker Championship; highlights and tonight’ s results.


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*9-30—NO NEED TO SHOUT A showing of this series for.


: and about the deaf and hard o f hearing.


4 5— D IS C O V E R IN G


10-00—MORNING WORSHIP “The Gifts of God” . “Ourse­ lves” . An invitation for you to join an Advent Medita-


. tion with, the choir of St Ann’s, Manchester under choirmaster and organist Ronald Frost.


1 1 -0 0— T H IS IS YO U R . RIGHT Michael Winstanley discusses muscular dystro­ phy. Jean Hough signs for


' the deaf.


11-25—AAP KAA HAK Direc­ tor of the “Stop Rickets” campaign, about the import­ ance of fibre in diet, in


1 Hindi. 20—GR E AT R AILW A Y


11-30—DOWN TO EARTH Robert Smithies talks to North West farmers and in­ troduces seasonal gardening tips.


12-00—WEEKEND WORLD The big news events ex­ plored and explained by an experienced team.


1-00—UNIVERSITY CHAL­ LENGE Second leg of the finals in this high speed general knowledge quiz.


50—NEWS; Weatherman. 00—GREAT E XPECTA­


1-30—THUNDERBIRDS “Pit o f Peril” . International , Rescue are called in to re-


, trieve an endangered army vehicle.


40—SONGS OF PRAISE


2-25—MATCH TIME Present­ er Elton Welsby brings you


• football league action from one of yesterday’s games.


45— TO TH E MANOR


3-30— DEAR' ENEMY "A Question o f Marriage” . Sallie McBride has an unex­ pected treat — a picnic with the now more friendly Dr Macrae. .


4-00—CREDO “ Apocalypse Now?!’ What lies in the


45—BERGERAC, starring


4 0— D A L L A S ( s e r ia l ) 30—NEWS; Weather.


• ■ shift in moral opinion about nuclear war now that the prospect of a limited nuc­ lear war being fought on European • battlefields has been mooted.


4-30—THE WORLD GYM­ NASTIC CH AM P IO N ­ SHIPS 1981 The overall finals from Moscow.


5-30—CHIPS “ Nightingale” . At the scene of an accident Ponch and Jon are aided by a mysterious female doctor.


6-30—ITN NEWS . 8- 8 - 3- 5 - 6 - 40—REPORTS ACTION


This week you are invited to be a new parent to a child, cam' a donor’s card and join tne Open Univer-


• sity. 7- 15—THE ROYAL VARIE TY PERFORMANCE A star-studded spectacular staged at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in the presence of The Queen.


845—ITN NEWS 9-


10- 00—THE ROYAL VARIE


TY PERFORMANCE Con tinued.


00—A FINE ROMANCE


When Laura sees how wor­ ried Mike is about the fi­ nances of Selway Landscape. ; .Gardening she decides to, lend a hand.


10-30—THE SOUTH BANK SHOW Patrick. Caulfield talks about his work and Melvyn Bragg interviews Ulster-born writer Brian Moore.


BILL OWEN (COMPO in Last of the Summer Winel COGHILL h e l e n


10-10—OPEN UNIVERSITY 2-


35—HORIZON “The Plea­


sure o f Finding Things Out” . Richard Feynam talks, about his life-long obsession with finding out how the world works.


25—WAR AND PEACE The


final part of a Russian fea­ ture film;


00— RU G B Y S P E C IA L


Swansea v The Australians, coverage of this match plus the weekend’s news.


6- 00—NEWS REVIEW with a visual commentary.


6-30—THE MONEY PROG­ RAMME with Brian Wid- lake and Valerie Sinlgleton. 15—THE WORLD


7- ABOUT


US' “A Prospect of Kew” . Richard Mabey takes us through two centuries of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew.


05—NEWS ON 2; Weather. 10— G E R A IN T EVANS


MASTERCLASS “Cosi fan tutte” bv Mozart. (Last in series) Sir .Geraint Evans works with young singers on the portrayal of charac- | ter in opera.


9- 05—ZONE OF OCCUPA­ TION Germany Under Brit- I ish Rule. (Last in series). [ “Let Germany Live!’.


9- 10- 10- 4 0-JA Z Z ON A BRIGHT I


; SUMMER’S DAY with The | West 58 Street Stompers.


05—GRAND SL’AM The I


first-ever televised bridge tournament.


30—THE BORGIAS (serial)


.starring Adolfo Cell, Oliver Cotton, Anne Louise Lam- | bert (Part 7).


11- 25-FILM OF THE WEEK I “Out Of Season” starring Vanessa Redgrave, Cliff | Robertson, Susan George.


WADDINGTON DRAMA GROUP presents a wildly funny explosion of a pldy entitled


MOVE OVER


MRS MARKHAM A farce by Ray Cooney


WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY, . NOVEMBER 25th to 28th


at ST HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL HALL AT 7-30 /p.m.


TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE BY RINGING CLITHEROE 41458


G I S B U R N W l


ST MARY MAGDALENE, CLITHEROE SCOUT GBOUP


Second-Hand Toys, Books, Games, Jig-saws, Bran Tub ,


w ith FATHER CHRISTMAS <


UPPER PARISH CHURCH HALL


. ADMISSION 10p (Adults), 5p (Children). - t Refreshments


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Saturday, November 28th, 1981 2 p.m. — 4 p.m.i n '


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Saturday, December 5th; 2-30 p.m. AT THE •


CHRISIMAS FAYRE FESTIVAL HALL, GISBURN


, ■ TO BE OPENED BY . LADY CLITHEROE ,


Admission 15p - • Children 5p j


Various Stalls, Tombola, Father Chrlatmas, Afternoon Teas ,..


■ Proceeds for Rlbble Valley Hospice , I Appeal and W.l. Funds. >


' « COLLECTORS


ANTIQUE AND


COW FAIR AND CALF HOTEL, ILKLEY


. Saturday, November 28th 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.


quality porcelain, silver,


jewellery, books, militaria, etc. OLD VIENNA FAIRS 094374600


5 Shorts 2.20


UNIT FOUR. King William St. BtflCKBUBN 51779 <


Feature - 2


■ 5.00 ’ 7.40 • ■ K ? upr u,, 0 ’ S.3S • 8.20 ■ Q fu tu re ?


It's the


land of hospitality... unless you


don't belong there. ,


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T O D A Y 6 - FORCE 5 (XI2 OO 5.20 8.45. MOTEL HELL IX, 3.45 7.05\ “ - ‘ 7 - THIS IS ELVIS |


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5 r DEAD AND BURIED’taS 45 8.35. Support,,,4 50 7.40 A


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SIX OF THE MOST BIZARRE MURDERS YOU WILL EVER SEE.


^ NOV 29 WEEK » ; 1 i\ Feature < Support ..*•


|VUhi-’iiihc'!i,r!!L •vSplthOUl•


■i'MhcDead'' . v ' -


. 3 55 7.10 2.15 5 25 6 4


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS


CRICKET CLUB > ANNUAL


w l ....... W O O L B O X S S S iBW r' I II MUR&ERS : I ( Saturday 2.QOpm. Admission 40p


SATEBSi v j ’.'JUNIOR CINEMA"V) . | 1.45 5.15 a 45. LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL ,«i3 35 7.05. - G EN E R A L


MEETING WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2nd


at 8 p^m.’v' s New members welcome>


RED PUMP INN Bar Snacks served every day


BASHALLEAVES


TRADITIONAL SUNDAY LUNCH 3 Courses £3.95 ,


Dinner served Tuesday to Saturday r 7- 30 to 9-30 p.m.


NOW TAKING CHRISTMAS PARTY BOOKINGS


CHRISTMAS FAYRE from E5.50 ‘ (Minimum 10 persons)


TEL. STONYHURST 227 .■ ANTIQUES AND


COLLECTORS’ FAIR . . A T T H E


CORONATION . GISBURN


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29th '


. 11 a.m. —-5 p .m . ' : ; ■ .


PLEASE BRING ALONG ANY, ITEMS YOU WISH TO SELL


‘ PRE 1947 SILVER COINS, JEWELLERY,. V .


■ PORCELAIN; etc. .


TOP PRICES PAID WHY NOT TRY US?


DETAILS: TYRERS FAIRS, RIPON Tel. 0765/700959


THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST PAUL


/ LOW MOOR, CLITHEROE


Saturday, November 28th 4 at 2>30 p.m. in the Parish Hall


CHRISTMAS FAIR to be opened by the Deputy Mayoress


An opportunity lo r people to support their Perish Church


ARE YOU


• METHODIST CHURCH, w h a l l e y ; SATURDAY NEXT


■


ANNUAL CHRISTMAS FAYRE * 2-45 p.m.


' STALLS S— STALLS — STALLS SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TEAS ( SANTA WILL BE THERE


(Licensed) .. . Clitheroe. TeL 245S7 r .-•


LUNCH — HIGH TEA ,.— DINNER .


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t CLITHEROE ; * ' 4.


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iTRfNPTT^OUTH.'and'CellHniNITY.'CENTIIE | CON-STAN COSMETICS


DEMONSTRATION and SALE at .TRINITY YOUTHrcLlJB“ f ' - •


on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27th Children’s crethe available V H *


Admission Including Refreshments 40p r . i- i ;■• (SMALL DPDOQIT


|SMALL DEPOSIT REQUIREoV q r GOODS) ' !• “V


A SUNDAY PERSON


(CnsJtlt &e£taurnnt


LOW M O O R C L U B THURSDAY and SATURDAY


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


SUNDAY LUNCH MEMBERS DRAW £16 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29th DAWN and GEORGE DUO


•06565,06631,06778,06798 Snowball No. 8 Next Week £3


Wl CHR SATUR


'•... . ST M " * ■ '


YORK - 10-30 a.m


■ Confectionery,, . COFF


• ' .BLACKBUR . MARKET,.


• ANTIQ Open 10 a.m.


SpecialPree Unueu satu r


V^AII imniinee DLA t * 1


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■ KEIGHLEY AND WORTH VALLEY RAILWAY > 1981


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SANTA’S . STEAM


From Blackburn and Clitheroe .. , (approx. 9-30 a.m.)


SATURDAY, DECEMBER !>th


SPECIAL


:• To Keighley this train will be Diesel . "Loco Hauted.’AII seats reserved and > ]*, . booked to plan


At Keighley a Double Headed Steam Train will be waiting with Santa on board to take us ovtfr the Worth


Valley Line and Santa will come to . • every chUd with a present


* Jack Procter, Leytand 23741 after 6 * p.m. or SAE to, 1o8 St David’s Road,' Leytand (no unaccompanied / children)


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Also December 12th from Blackburn ’ and East Lancs Stations to Keighley via Copy Pit. Prices aa Santa Special


Fest


' TUESDA 1


CONFEREN


Cakes and Pres G


Tickets 50p


Children 3-15, £4.50; Under 3 ,50p Further details and Bookings: Tel. :


A ll Inclusive Feres: Adults £6.50; CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278 QOOKNOWl- AOA FINCH


BOBBY KENT cflR0L EDDIE MUNROE


BIANCO PAT EAKETS P A P E R S B A R B A R A


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DEC. 1 Bth, 17th, 1 Bth, PERFORMANCES «t 1O-M, 2-00 DEC. 21 «t to JAN. 18th, MON. to FRL, 2*00,7-0b SATURDAYS, DEC. 19th, 28th, JA R 2nd, 9th, 18th, 1 -30, *-45,8-OC


PRICES— Adults £1.50, Children tod OAPs £1.10 PARTIES OVER 10 ADULTS Cl JO, CHILDREN AND OAPs 90p


WEEKLY DOUBLE 28-14 WEEKLY TREBLE 3—2—3 200 CLUB 99


7- 7-


00—CLAPPERBOARD Re­


11-00—DEADFALL Starring Michael Caine and Nanette Newman. A master jewel thief has himself committed to a sanitorium for al­ coholics in .order to gain the confidence of a multi-mil­ lionaire patient. •


Michael Caine” . Including clips from some of his films.


SHAWBRIDGE Lancashire _ ^ Combination


FOOTBALI/AT g-clithIroe


WHITWORTH ’ . VALLEY :


SATURDAY, K


NOVEMBER 28th kick off 2-15 p.m. s _


Admission 50p ' - J


Children & OAgs 25p? Refreshments available ■


Match sponsored by:


BRIAN DENT LTD CLITHEROE


Tel. Clitheroe 23061


10-10— 11-50—OPEN UNI­ VERSITY


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2-45—SATURDAY CINEMA; “South Sea Woman” (b/w) starring Burt Lancaster and Virginia Mayo.


4-20—PLAY AWAY starring Brian Cant, with games, ■ jokes and riddles.


445—WAR AND PEACE The Russian film version di­ rected by Sergei - Bondar­ chuk,- with English sub- I titles (Part 3)..


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6-05—TRUE TO NATURE A portrait of Charles Tunnic- liffe, the foremost bird i artist of his time.


6- 45—THE WORLD CHESS


CHAMPIONSHIPS Anato­ ly Karpov v Viktor Kor­ chnoi, match coverage plus news and reports.


Weather. •


10-GAME FOR A LAUGH 8-


00—PUNCHLINES with [


10— NEWS SUMMARY; 25—DID YOU SEE . . . 7


The week ly telev ision r e v iew w ith L u d o v ic | Kennedy.


HERITANCE Japan and the Legacy of the Samurai. “Music of a Thousand Au­ tumns” . Sixth film in a seven-part series.


840—MISS JULIE presented by the Cullberg Ballet with Galina Panov, the young ballerina who was allowed to leave her Russian home­ land in 1974 after a long struggle.


9- 10-


CIAL “ In Hiding” by Don Taylor. First of four plays featuring Denholm Elliot.


50—NEWS ON 2; Weather.


10-55—MIDNIGHT MOVIE “Whatever Happened To I Baby Jane?” (b/w) starring ’Bette Davis and Joan Craw­ ford.


00—THE SHOGUN IN­ OXFAM


CHRISTMAS SALE


SATURDAY


DECEMBER 5th 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH HALL


NEW GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY


TOYS/GAMES, CHRISTMAS CARDS, HANDICRAFTS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS


' ADMISSION FREE tto- ws £ «


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB For the Best in Entertainment


I 30—PLAYHOUSE S PE ­ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28th PAUL DOUGLAS (Top Act from Blackpool) ■ SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29th TONI WEST (Another Top Act) THURS., DEC. 3rd, 7-30 p.m.


EARLY MUSIC PERFORMANCE BY


WAITES CITY


Mead and Refreshments,' available £2 -


FRL, DEC. 11th, 7-30 p.m.


IRISH CHRISTMAS VARIETY CONCERT


FEATURING IRELAND’S ENTERTAINER OFTHE YEAR .


TWINDSOR HALL* HEATRE • BLACKBURN ’EL 5’87


BRENDAN SHINE


PLUS FULLSUPPORT SHOW


TICKETS: £3.75, £3.25, £2.75, £2.25


FAMILY concert FEATURING


ROYAL LIVERPOOL ORCHESTRA


02128360


with Narrator ROGER. BLYTH (TV Personality)


Programme Includes FANTASIA ON THE GREENSLEEVES, AIR . ON THE G-STRING,


NUTCRACKER SUITE. t > ¥ . Tickets, £3.50, £3, £2.50, £2, £1 • FRL, DEC. 18th, 7-30 p.m. . ' / S .K, ■Q « s tsx


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CLITHEROE (Tel. 24587):


Christmas at the'Castle' J FESTIVE DINNER DANCES |


S A T . , D E C E M B E R 5 th . T U E S . , D E C E M B E R 1 5 th


, ' T U E S . , D E C E M B E R 2 2 n d W E D . , D E C E M B E R 2 3 rd


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Five Course Dinner and Dancing jjj £ 1 0 .1 0 (iric. VAT and 10% Service Charge)


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NEW YEAR’S EVE GALA DINNER DANCE, £15 g ' FOR MENUS AND FURTHER DETAILS


W Tel. CLITHEROE 24587


i r k i r k r “NIGHT FLIGHT” discotheque


on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27% with ALTERNATIVE MUSIC on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28tli


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Tuesday, December 1st ' DISCO


F R E E ADMISSION PENDLE HOTEL CHATBURN from 10 p.m. to 1-30 a.m.


Food available until closing lime ' SMART DRESS


THE MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE , RIGHT TO REFUSE ADMISSION


COME EARLY to avoid disappointment — Numbers Limited


t FREE HOUSE TETLEY and BASS ALES • k'k 'k 'k A A A A A A A A A H A A A A A Glsburn, Rlmln CONSE . THURSDA


y i WHITE ’ ■ 7.30


' SPEAKERS: Sklpton Constltu Agricultural Ad Riding Count diem'


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PLEASE NOTE THAT ON'TUESDAY, , DECEMBER 1st WE SHALL HAVE COMPLETED ALL THE INTERIOR 'ALTERATIONS


* NEW. BAR * NEW GAMESROOM (Pool/Darts)


* NEW LOUNGE BAR


* CENTRAL HEATING v plus CATERING FACILITIES


PLEASE JOIN US TO CELEBRATE^


THIS EVENT ON TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1st, 8 p.m. FOR A FREE /BUFFET


DRINK PRICES REDUCED-EVERYONE WELCOME


■ We would like to thank all the people who have assisted in ensuring an early completion of the alterations


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