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f Clitn 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 1st, 1982 Weekend SATURDAY 10-


6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY 9-05 THE DO-IT-YOURSELF


10-


9- 30 CHAMPION .TH E WONDER HORSE . (series) (bw)


FILM ANIMATION SHOW. (3) Table-top and Cut-out Animation


10-25 BATTLE OF THE PLANETS (new series) A science-fiction cartoon series


First in a 13 part serial (bw)


■ 9-20 SPIDERMAN: “Rhino — The Madness of Mys- terio”. Join the super sleuth who can walk up walls


00 ROBINSON CRUSOE. 945 ITN NEWS AND SPORT


10-50 TRAIL STREET (film 1947) (bw) starring Ran­ dolph Scott and Robert Rvan


12-12 Wea th er 12-15 GRANDSTAND including 12-55 News Summary; 12- 25 Football Focus, Pre­ view; Grand National Day: 1-00 Around Ain-


5-30 NEWS, Weatherman 5- 40 SPORT/Regional News


6- 7-


with Mike Read


5-10 THE ALL NEW PINK PANTHER SHOW


tree; 1-15 The Fences; l-\ 30 Who’s on the Favour­ ite?; 2-00 The Sun Ratings Handicap Steeplechase; 2- 10 Fancied Runners; 2-20 Meet the Jockeys; 2-35 The Sun Templegate Hurdle Race; 2-45 The Runners and Riders; 2-50, The Grand National Parade; 3-20 The Sun Grand National Steeplech­ ase (Handicap); 3-45 Half­ time football scores; 3-55 Rugby League: The State Express Challenge Cup Second Semi-final: Leeds v Widnes; 4-35 Final score


545 THE DUKES OF HAZ- ZARD (series)


12-15 WORLD OF SPORT: 12- 20 On the Ball; 12-45 Motor Cyc ling. The Argentine 500 c.c. from Buenos Aires and Darts, the Arctic Lite Masters; 1- 15 1TN News; 1-20 The ITV F o u r ; 1-30 Damerham Stakes; 1-40 Drag Racing. ’ The US Winternationals from Pomona, California; 1-50 The ITV Four; 2-00 Salis­ bury 1,000 Guineas Trial


10-30 TISWAS: A liberal dose of flan-flinging fun


*2-20 The ITV Four;'2-30 Cranbome Sprint Stakes; 2-


940 T H U N D E R B I R D S : “Ricochet”. A rescue mis- . sion for the Thunderbird team' as a pirate TV sta­ tion orbiting in space gets . a hot reception


11- 12-


• tion — the Everest Grand Prix


v sage and dog jumping to highlights of the week’s major “domestic” competi-


SHOW-JUMPING: “The Birmingham Champion-, ships 1982. From dres-


00 I N T E R N A T IO N A L


O.T.T. team present their own view of the week’s events’-


Chtheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Clas«f,ed)


What's m . . . What's on... What's on... WhatS ©a... What's on... What's on... SPRING at the


RIBBLE VALLEY B O R O U G H ASSHETON ARMS ! DOWNHAM 1


and there’s something'new.in food and drink.


We have a new style of catering-— and a new menu that combines traditional foods with a modern method of presentation.


00 O.T.T.: The off-beat


“ THE HAND. OF NIGHT” . A man is haunted by a beautiful woman only he can see1 and discovers her likeness in the tomb of an Egyp­ tian princess


00 MIDNIGHT MOVIE:


• - I t ’s interesting! ■ I t ’s different!


* : . ; And itfs extremely good value! ■


Besides — food can only be judged when - you get it on your plate — so come along 1 and see. for yourselves.


And it’s not easy to describe in an advertisement.


' • • •.


We serve food every day from 11-30 a.m. to 2-15 p.m. and 6 p.m( to 10-30 p.m.— so you have plenty of time. •


6- 3-


■ Stakes; 2-10 Darts. The’ Arctic Lite Nations Cup;


5-05 ITN NEWS 5-15 CARTOON: “Holiday for Drumsticks”. With Daffy Duck


• Albert Hall; 4-50 Results. Full sports round-up


9-


9-05 DALLAS. Ellie is finally trying to face the reality of Jock’s death


740 THE SATURDAY FILM: “A GUNFIGHT” (1970) starring Kirk Douglas, Johnny Cash


10- 11- Weatherman


BIZ. A celebration of laughter and song.


35 POP QUIZ (new series) 05 KEN DODD’S SHOW­


6-


Lite Nations Cup Second - semi-final; 2-55 The ITV Four; 3-05 Salisbury 2,000 Guines Trial Stakes; 3-15 Darts. The Arctic Lite , Nations pup. The Final. Half-Time Soccer News and Reports; 4-00 Wrestl­ ing from The Royal


, L I F E 40 Darts. The Arctic 4- - Anna Lee


CAROLINE” (1941) (bw) starring Ronald Colman,


6*15 IT’S A LOVELY DAY TOMORROW. The prob­ lems of disabled and chronically sick people who live in poverty as a result of being declared “fit for work” and having their invalidity benefit stopped


sta r r in g I rene Dunn, Fred MacMurray


5- 20 CHIPS: “Forty Tons of Trouble”.


645 3-2-1: “Greece". Ted and the regulars join the con­ testants on a Greek holi­ day package


GUAGE: “The School Fete”. Jeremy Brown and his students come to the rescue of school principal Miss Courtney at the annual fete


SPECIAL. FA Cup and Football League action and The Sun Grand Na­ tional Steeplechase


12- 20 WEATHER weekend guests


55 NEWS AND SPORT, 10 MATCH OF THE DAY


20 PARKINSON and his


7- 25 NEWS AND SPORT, Weather


15 MIND YOUR LAN­


645 DID YOU SEE . . .? Weekly television review with Ludovic Kennedy


740 HAYDN FESTIVAL. Andrew Davis conducts the BBC Welsh Sym­ phony Orchestra, soloists and choirs in a perform-


8-


745THE FIRST GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY: (Film) Set in 1855. No one has ever robbed a moving train, but when elegant crook Edward Pierce and his mistress Miriam see a would-be robber thrown from the bullion-carrying train, the idea is sown in Edward’s mind


( Qrarcada ) 9- 10-


945 GOD’S STORY: “Samuel and Saul”. Last of this series introducing the Old Testament to children


• SCAPE: “The Bronte Sis­ ters”. The strange wild beauty of the Yorkshire landscape, so important an element in their lives, is reflected in all their work, and is an integral part of this film '


6-


30 POETRY OF LAND- 7-


8-


640 SUNDAY BEST: The series with life as its sub­ ject and entertainment and enlightenment as its twin aims-


SUNDAY 30 ITN NEWS


10- 11-


this series examines The Lord’s Prayer, from St Michael’s Theological Col­ lege, Llandaff, Cardiff


REALLY BELIEVE?: Gillian Reynolds talks to Sister Maria Boulding


00 GOD HELP ME: Last of mind 10-


30 BUT WHAT DO YOU 10-


11-25 AAP KAA HAK 11-30 DOWN TO EARTH: A fortnightly exploration of the North-West’s country­ side, conducted by Bob Smithies and the “Down To Earth” team


“Photographing Events”. Joe Partridge and George Hughes help you to understand your camera


12 00 WEEKEND WORLD: The events that shape our lives, explained by a top reporting team


1-00 UNIVER 1- 2- 3- t : t


LENGE: The Teams com­ peting are University of Dundee v Balliol College, Oxford


DIVERSITY CHAL­


Sergeant”. The rescue team search for a lost


hiker and get caught in a violent storm


845 ITN NEWS 9- 00 A KIND OF LOVING: Vic’s sister Christine is getting married — but for Vic, a draughtsman in an engineering factory, love is the last thing on his


APOCALYPSE: “Lucifer and Lord”. The new Shah of Iran is still marooned on a cross-Channel ferry


00 W H O O 00 ME AND MY CAMERA: 12- 11- 30 PAR ENT S . SHOW:


“For What We Are About. To Receive” .


8- 9-


DOUBLE BILL: “MY WITH


MOMENT” (1950) (bw)


25 OPEN UNIVERSITY 30 SATURDAY CINEMA


At weekends we serve food all day — from midday to 10-30 p.m. — so treat yourselves.


COME TO DOWNIIAM ENJOY THE SPRING!


Tel. Clitheroe 41227 50 “ NEVE R A DULL Your Easter dining at


THE GEORGIAN WINDOW I Support LAST


LICENSED RE ST A UR ANT, WADDINGTON


GOOD FRIDAY — Luncheon from 12 noon. High tea from 4 p.m.


EASTER SATURDAY — Luncheon from 12 noon


CANDLELIT DINNER from 7-30 p.m. Egg Dijonntiise


. ance of Haydn’s sacred oratorio “The Creation” (Part 1)


Home-made Cream of Chicken Soup Melon and Prawn Cocktail Devilled White Bait


Salmon Mayonnaise


HEDGEROWS (new series). Seven monthly films exploring the Engl­ ish hedgerow (1) April


10-50 THE OLD GREY WHIS­ TLE TEST presents Van Morrison and Rick James


10-20 LORD BUTLER; A Tri­ bute to “the best Prime' Minister Britain ever had”


“The Creation” (Part 2) 30 D I S C O V E R I N G


55 NEWS ON 2, Weather 05 HAYDN FESTIVAL.


Poached Fillets of Lemon Sole Veronique


- ' Grilled Entrecote Steak Garni Beef Stroganoff


. £8.50 incl. VAT Coffee and Mint


EASTER SUNDAY — Tabic D’Hotc Luncheon £4.25 from 12 noon. High Tea from 4 p.m.


EASTER MONDAY — Luncheon from 12 noon. High Tea from 4 p.m.


Reservations strongly advised to avoid disappointment


Tel. CLITHEROE 25090


640 SONGS OF PRAISE for Palm Sunday from Wells Cathedral


15 HART TO HART: 15 FATHER CHARLIE:


10-


7-15 OPEN ALL HOURS. Comedy series starring Ronnie Barker


745 SUNDAY FILM: “SUN­ SHINE” (1973) starring Cristina Raines, Cliff de Young


945 OMNIBUS with Barry Norman


11-


1045 CHOICES. Discussion of moral decisions


35 NEWS: Weather P


1140 PETE SAYERS ENTER­ TAINS


When Planets Loop the Loop


S


TEENAGERS: "Sorting It Out”. Parents can’t understand why teenagers


want to stay out so late


Wants You”. Korean war veteran Benson receives a cryptic message


i i l i l i 6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY 9-


9-00 TRUMPTON. A “See- Saw" programme


30 240 ROBERT: “Acting


10- 10 THE COMPUT E R PROGRAMME (8) The


er Elton Welsby brings you football action from one of yesterday’s big games in the North West


25 MATCH TIME: Present­


10*35 THE ENGINEERS (5) 11-


Thinking Machine Palm Sunday from St


EST ESCAPES: Hosted by Tony Curtis. This film looks at the death defying feats of some of America's


f-eatest escapologists


5-30 SALE OF THE CEN­ TURY: With Nicholas


SHOWJUMPING: “The Birmingham Champion­ ships 1982”. From the Na­ tional Exhibition Centre


N T E R N A T IO N A L


6-00LOVE: “We Always Knew We’d Get Married”. Dr Jack Dominion looks at


Parsons


love and marriage in the middle years of life and talks to'couples about, their relationships


30 THE WORLD’S GREAT­ 12-


12*05 RITES OF SPRING. A celebration of the delights of spring


Helier Methodist Central Hall, Morden, Surrey


1-50 NEWS HEADLINES 1-55 F ILM MAT INE E : “ THEY DIED WITH


1-25 PAINT! (8) How to Tackle an Interior View


farmers


* THEIR BOOTS ON” (1941) (bw) starring Errol


4- 5-


5- 6-


Flynn and Olivia de Havilland •


Faith”


945 SUPERVISORS (3) I’m in Charge


* JEEVAN. A magazine for Asian viewers


30THE SOUTH BANK AND


00 BENSON: “The Army -


C C B S A


Attention all Breakers! TONIGHT at HODDER BRIDGE


Return match of Darts and Pool with Longridge Breakers at 8 ‘p.m.


THURSDAY, APRIL 8th 20 THE SKY AT NIGHT.


S A F F R O N S H O W B A N D at Hodder Bridge Hotel, 8 p.m. Admission by ticket, £1.50


Available from Committee Members, Hodder Bridge Hotel and Clitheroe Rig and Twig


E V E R Y O N E WELCOME


6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY 2-05 HORIZON: A look at the effects on the NHS of the g r owt h of p r i v a t e 2 medicine


Selection of our speciality desserts from the trolley or cheeseboard


Roast Half Duckling English style


FOUR PRESENT SUNDAY APRIL 4 FOR 7 DAYS M T W g j g w i i p


4.00 7.25 Feature 2.15 5.40 9.05 LAST


MOMENTSm M, FEELINGS 2 Sep. I Short 2.00 5.30 I


HERBIE GOES BANANAS ,u,


CENTRE OF TIME ,u, Also WHALE OF A TALE IUI


JOURNEY TO THE


THE FRENCH LIEUTENANTS WOMAN


Showsl Feature-2.55 * 6.25 8.S5


THE LOST ARK, ■ Support


r a id e r s o r 4.00 7.15 _


> Feature 2.2S 5.35 8.S0 Saturday shows from 5.35 . ,


HEAVY METAL ,aa, AMERICAN POP iaa,


j Support Feature • , 1.25 6.00 3.45 ' 8.20 Sunday and Friday shows (rom 3.45


SUPERMAN 2 m , SUPERMAN ,ai


Special Children's Matinee every Saturday at 2pm (end 4pm)


FEATURES, SHORTS and SERIALS.


Admission 4 0p (all ages) T O D AY U N T I L S A T U R D A Y


3 L H ARWOOD 1 CONVOY (A) 3.30 8.40. HOOPER (Al Sep shows 1.50 7.00 2 DEATH WISH 2 (X) 2.10 3.45 6.00 8.20 3 TEH FINGERS OF STEEL (X) CHAIN GANG WOMEN (X) Coni 2.35 LCP 7.30 4 THE GRADUATE <AA) 3.50 8.S5. MIDNIGHT COWBOY (X) Sep shows 2.00 7.05


T C E N T R E 5 LAST MOMENTS (Al 3.40 6.35. IAST FEEUNGS (A) Sep shows 1.55 6.50 6 DEATH WISH 2 (X) 2.00 5.40 B.00 7 EYE OF THE NEEDLE (AA). Support (AA) Sep shows 1.50 6.40 (Sal from 6.40)


£1.20 adult MONDAY IS BARGAIN DAY child 60p THURSDAY AND SATURDAY


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


SUNDAY LUNCH '


MEMBERS DRAW £9 SUNDAY, APRIL 4th


BRONTE (COMEDY GROUP)


£15...... ................... 30966 £5.................


SNOWBALL NOT WON 15 NAI ZINDAGI NAYA


3- 4- 5-


6- 6-


Alternative Account of 1981. How some of the events of 1981, although not making the interna­ tional headlines at the time, will affect millions of people


turne by Chopin 2)'


55 GLOBAL REPORT. An


PENDLEVIDEO PAY YOUR LIFE MEMBERSHIP. IN 3 £10 INSTALMENTS


PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS


Head Office and Library —110 BARKERHOUSE ROAD NELSON Tel. (0282) 64786


NQ GIMMICKS NO FREE GIFTS ONLY ORIGINALS v


John Player Cup Semi­ f i n a l s , C o v e n t r y v Gloucester


visual commentary 00 SUNDAY WORSHIP for7-


RAMME f e a t u r i n g Cheaper Cars for All?


55 FOU TS’ONG plays Noc­ 00 GLOBAL REPORT (Part 00 RUGBY SPECIAL: The


00 NEWS REVIEW with a 30 THE MONEY PROG­


55 FARMING: Weather for


8- 8-


, portrait of Tibet which, prior to the invasion by the Chinese in 1950, was even more unlikely than the dreamers of Shangri- La had ever imagined


US: Tibet. The first of two programmes. “The Lost Mystery’’. A unique


starring Lisa Harrow 9- 15 THE WORLD ABOUT


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05 NANCY ASTOR (serial) 55 NEWS ON 2: Weather


starring Peter Gilmore in “The Honeymoon”


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10 BONANZA. “A Matter of OOTHE ONEDIN LINE


00ANT IQUES ROAD­ 50 NEWS: Weatherman


11-10 PEGGY LEE ENTER­ TAINS. America’s first lady of song on a musical


945 A LION IN THE STREETS (Film 1953) starring James Cagney, Barbara Hale


journey that covers four decades


MUSIC SHOW. Pieces of classical music introduced by Owain Arwel Hughes


00THE MUCH LOVED


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THE STIRK HOUSE HOTEL GISBURN


ROGER DE COURCY and NOOKIE BEAR


THURSDAY, APRIL 8th


£9.75 including DINNER, CABARET and DANCING


For reservations ' T e l . G IS B U R N 5 8 1 JAMES VINCENT & SON


BURNLEY GARDEN CENTRE


5 0 I' ■: YOUR THEATRE BOOKING SERVICE


Information Office, Council Offices Church Walk, Clitheroe. Tel. 25566


NOW BOOKING FOR Palace Theatre, Manchester


King George’s Hall, Blackburn The Guildhall, Preston


Grand Theatre, Blackpool


Pendle Leisure Services Booking soon for


LONGRIDGE SPORTS CENTRE


Cut price SQUASH 9-20 a.m. — 4-40 p.m. Monday — Friday, only 70p per court (admission extra)


. Thursday 6-30 p.m. — 8 p.m. Music, Movement, Games, Exercise machines


WOMEN’S LIB NIGHT


' ROLLERSKATING — Wednesday and Saturday evenings


Tel. Longridge 4474 for details_______ LEISURE IN RIBBLE VALLEY


RIBBLESDALE POOL (Tel. 24825)


10a.m. — 11 a.m. Every Saturday in April and ;


★ S P R IN G S P E C IA L S ★ NEW DISCO SWIM


GIANT RUBBER RINGS 11 a.m. — 12 noon. Normal admission charges


F R E E swimming for mums and dads!!! at our new FAMILY NIGHT. Wednesdays 5 p.m. — 8 p.m., - children with parents pay only 20p each


NEW


SPECIAL SESSION for the DISABLED . .Mondays6 p.m. — 6-45 p.m.20p ' ,


TAN FOR SUMMER at our super


SOLARIUM. ONLY 35p per session WHY PA Y MORE?


JAMES VINCENT & SO


DEERPARK NURSERIES TOWNELEY HOLMES BURNLEY, Tel. 24162


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------OPEN------ - WEEKDAYS


9 a.m.-— 8 p.m: WEEKEND '


9 a.m. — 6 p.m. CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278


THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 6-45 p.m.. LAST MOMENTS AND LAST FEELINGS (A)


MONDAY, APRIlr5th to SATURDAY AT7-30 p.m. N.B.: OPEN GOOD FRIDAY' AT7-30 p.m.'


ITS TALONS TEAR. ITS BREATH BURNS. IT IS TERROR.


ANDONLY SORCERV CAN


ESTROY •IT.


of our O


YEARS GROWING


invite you to the


2nd GLORIOUS WEEK GLDEN FAMILY JUBILEE


i MARCH 2 7 th — A PRIL 4 th


Including this week CRAFT DISPLAYS


Come along and enjoy numerous Family events, Gardening Information and Special Offers .


RIBBLE VALLEY ARTS FESTIVAL


NORTH W E S T — SO U N D ARCHIVE


£3........ .....................30934 £2........ ................... 29507


29742


P L O U G H I N N WIGGLESWORTH


A NEW DIMENSION FOR BAR FOOD


From Saturday, April 3rd, our Bar Menu moves into the1 gourmet class


We already have a reputation for first class food at reasonable prices ( and now we are offering—


(


★ A help yourself salad bar of great variety. ★ New and unusual hot dishes as well as old favourites. ★ Choices of starters and sweets. ★ Table reservations in the dining room for bar meals (except Sundays). .


★ Seven days a week service (shorter menu Sundays).


Our “Furrows” Restaurant is open every evening Family lunch on Sundays


Ring Long Preston 243 for reservations


AIGHTON, BAILEY AND CHAIGLEY MEMORIAL HALL


Hurst Green DOMINODRIVE


WHIST and will be held on .


EASTER


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7th


to commence 7-30 p.m. Admission: 70p Good prizes


_____ during the evening.


including refreshments Easter draw will take place


wl Sll


Due to massive public demand


ONE MORE


SUNDAY MARKET will be held THIS SUNDAY at NELSON FC, VICTORIA PARK


' ☆ Donkey rides ☆ Candy floss . ☆ Cafe and ices


* ☆ Tombola . ☆ N/’arious stalls


Everyone welcome ' Admission free Open 10 a.m. to 4-30 p.m.


Electors of the Parish are hereby notified that the Parish Meeting is to be held at the Playing Field Building on Monday, April 5th, at 8 p.m.


WEST BRADFORD PARISH COUNCIL ANNUAL PARISH MEETING


items included on the Agenda so far. 1. STREET LIGHTING


2. HOSPICE APPEAL


Anv one wishing to add to the Agenda please contact Mrs C. A. Cherr, Clerk, Clitheroe 23936


B A R N D A N C E


West Bradford Playing Fields Committee Claiming Date June 4th ■ _____1


This meeting will be followed by an ordinary meet­ ing of tlie Council


‘


, 19th APRIL 7-45 p.m.


TUESDAY. 20th APRIL • 7-30 p.m.


WEDNESDAY 21st APRIL


7-30 p.m.


THURSDAY 22nd APRIL • 8 p.m.


24th APRIL (davtimel


THUR., FRI. and SAT., 22nd, 23rd,


n r i M P n iu iu d y u iu c i____________


SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND present BRASS IN CONCERT Admission 75p


FESTIVAL OF BALLET AND DANCE over 700 entries pay at the door


_____:____— — — — — — — ’ Walk, Cllthoroe. Tel. 25566. Free brochure also avaiiapie.


RIBBLE VALLEY DRAMA FESTIVAL


26th APRIL— 1st MAY


a least ot drama and entertainment!! Box office opens A^ril 12th


Civic Hall, Clltneroe. Tel. 23278


.................... Itne „ ________ ___April 1___


CLITHEROE SHOPPING FESTIVAL 24th APRIL —8th MAY .


Organised by Clitheroe and District Chamber of


Competitions, window displays, special offers. Late niqht openings. 6 day trading and other events. Come to Clitheroe tor friendly old fashioned personal service In a festive atmosphere!!


SPRING ART EXHIBITION


" r in i ty Y ou th an d C om m u n ity C e nt re , P a r s o n L an e , C lith e ro e . Sat ., M a y 1 s t— Mon., M a y 3rd, 10 a.m. — 5-30 p.m. d a i ly — Sm a l l a dm is s io n c h a rg e


' RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL — SERVING THE COMMUNITY MONDAY


■ CIVIC OPENING NIGHT featuring P r ^ o M b y f t lb ^ a i i v ^ ^ ‘


HLb, VUI I * ■ 1 ------- ^ ^ ae'1


. a NIGHT TO REMEMBER with Promoted by Clitheroe Round Table


A CENTURY OF SOUND COUNCIL pm^ypresenf


R IR R L E V A L L E Y A R T S F E S T IV A L R | ^ . C HALL.xhTHEROE?9th APRIL,- 1 * MAY


iENDALE


C L IT H E R O E


S O C IA L C L U B For the BEST in Entertainment


SATURDAY, APRIL 3rd


L E E R A Y (SAY NO MORE)


SUNDAY, APRIL 4th


j e n n y m c k e n z ie (THIS ARTISTE IS GOOD)


G R E E N D A L E Licensed Restaurant


DOWNHAM ROAD, CHATBURN. Tel. 41316 OPEN OVER EASTER


FOR LUNCHES, AFTERNOON TEAS and HIGH TEAS


3-COURSE SUNDAY LUNCH £ 3 .7 5


WEEKLY DOUBLE 21-19 WEEKLY TREBLE 5-5-27 200 CLUB 124


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Come and hear the voices of the Past, Present and Future


“A Century of Sound” Mr KEN HOWARTH


with NW Sound Archivist


' Wednesday, April 21 st at 7-30 p.m. at the


pSponsored by the Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, The Rotary Club of Clitheroe and The NW Sound Archive


CIVIC HALL, CLITHEROE ADMISSION FREE BY TICKET ONLY


Tickets are limited to 400 and will be distributed on a tirst come, first served basis by presenting this coupon


The Advertiser & Times Office, King Street, , Clitheroe


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