2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December 9th, 1982


Weekend SATURDAY


( BBC-1 )


9-05 DRESSAGE M O V E - ' MENTS.


12-12 WEATHER. 12-15 GRANDSTAND including 12-50 News Summary; Football Focus (12-20); Racing from Cheltenham (12-55, 1-30, 2-05): 1-05 The D a i ly E x p r e s s Triumph Hurdle Race Trial, 1-40 The Tia Maria Bula Hurdle Race, 2-15 The Kennedy Construc­ tion Gold Cup; World Cup Ski-ing (1-15, 1-50) from Val d’lser International Athletics (2-25) from Cry­


9-30 SATURDAY SUPER- STORE with Mike Read, Keith Chegwin and John Craven.


5-


5-10 TOM AND JERRY. 5-20 NEWS: Weatherman. 5-30 REGIONAL NEWS/ SPORT.


7- 7-


8-


6- 25 THE L A T E -L A T E BREAKFAST SHOW with Noel Edmonds.


LARGE SHOW.


ZARD: “Hughie Hogg Strikes Again.


stal Palace, the Provin­ cial Insurance Cross Country; Cricket: Third Test (3-00) from Adelaide, Australia v England; Boxing (3-30) from the Royal Albert Hall); 3-45 Half-time Soccer Scores; Rugby League (3-55): The John P la y e r Trophy Second Round; 4-35 Final Score.


6-25 C R IC K E T : TH IR D TEST. Australia v Eng­ land — highlights of the second dav at Adelaide.


6- 7-


Weather.


6-00 BUONGIORNO ITALIA! (9).


Richard Lindley and guest interviewers from Fleet Street cross-ex­ amine an influential per­ sonality.


50 NEWS AND SPORT: 05 SATURDAY BRIEFING.


11-45 HOUSE OF HORROR. "Cry of the Banshee.” 16th century nobleman and magistrate finds him­ self accursed by a witch. Starring Vincent Price.


S P E C IA L . A su p e r double bill of football and boxing.


FULLY LICENSED 9-20 KINGSWOOD: A COM-


PR E HE N SI VE SCHOOL (8) "It’s not hy-


12-40 A CHILD’S VOICE. An award-winning film from Ireland, starring T. P. McKenna.


11-50 NEWS ON 2: Weather. 11-55 FRANK DELANEY. A late-night talk show, with music each week from Elkie Brooks.


35 THE DUKES OF HAZ- :i —


starring Lenny Henry, Tracey Ullman, David Copperfield.


05 THE L ITTLE AND 15 THREE OF A KIND


a five pail serial inspired by the true story of Will Adams, an Elizabethan sailor who became the o n ly n o n -J a p a n e s e Samurai starring Richard Chamberlain.


9- 10- 05 J E S S IE . N a n e t t e Weatherman. 11- 12-


Newman stars as Jessie, the Edwardian housemaid who grows to love Peter, the neglected mute son of the household.


Conrad stars as private in v e s t ig a t o r Fran k Cannon.


25 WEATHER. 15 SHOGUN. The fourth of 50 NEWS AND SPORT:


12-15 WORLD OF SPORT. In- tr o d u c ed by D ick ie Davies: 12-20 On the Ball; 12-45 Ski-ing, The World Cup; 1-15 ITN News; 1-20 The ITV Six, Lingfield: Races at 1-30, 2-00 and 2- 30. Nottingham: Races at 1-45, 2-15 and 2-45; 3-00 Speedway, The World Pairs Championship, Final from Liverpool, Australia; 3-45 Half-time Soccer News and Reports; 4-00- Wrestling from Halifax; 4- 45 Results.


10-05 STAR FLEET. 10-30 THE SATU R D AY SHOW. With Isla St Clair.


35 C A NNO N. W i l l iam


5-05 ITN NEWS. 5-10 METAL MICKEY. Is Mickey crackers? He’s given his magic powers to Steve the punk.


9-15 WATCH IT! VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA.


AL: “ DO YOU RE­ M EM B ER DOLLY BELL?” A 1981 Yugoslav film with English subti­ tles.


Pocritical, it is complex.” ILM INTERNATION­


7-40 HAPPY DAYS. Samuel Beckett’s classic plav, in a production directed ov the author, starring Sillie Whitelaw.


1- 2-


OF . . . 4-


4-20 R U P T U R E . S h o r t comedy about a man who receives a letter from his sweetheart telling him that the affair is ended.


5- 6-


Wright and Kenneth Wil­ liams join chairman Tom O’Connor for another bout of wits and word associa­ tion.


• edition of the week’s two episodes.


% fecting trade unionists. This week: Low Pay.


6- 7-


7- lowed by 7 Days.


MacDonald'in the studio and Bob Greaves on loca­ tion report on issues af-


A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN (1945) , Dorothy McGuire, Joan Blondeli star in this clas­ sic Hollywood film about a child’s up-bringing in the Brooklyn slums o f 1912.


30 MAKING THE MOST 00 SATURDAY MATINEE:


INDIAN RESTAURANT


35 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE. Tel. 24999.


PARKING FACILITIES OPEN 7 DAYS INCLUDING HOLIDAYS 35 PASSWORD. Jenny Lee-


Sun. to Thurs. 5-30 p.m. to2 a.m., Fri. apd Sat. 5-30 p.m. to 3 a.m. including Christmas and New Year's Day


Indian, English and Continental Dishes — only finest ingredients used, best curry in North-West


05 BROOKSIDE. Omnibus 00 UNION WORLD. Gus


TAKE A WAY MEALS — 10% DISCOUNT FOB CURRY AT IT'S BEST


ahead to the week’s high­ lights on Channel 4 with Paul Coia.


8-


The skill and comedy of the Marx brothers en­ dures today, Jon Rumney recreates tne most famous brother, Groucho, playing him as an old man recal­ ling his life and funniest routines.


cation and in the studio, a special documentary with


9-


5-40 THE PYRAMID GAME. Two more contestants race against the clock to reach a £1,000 jackpot on top of the pyramid.


10-10 OPEN UNIVERSITY.


' 2-30 HUGO THE HIPPO. Fe­ a tu re - len g th cartoon (1975) starring the singing voices of Marie Osmond, Jimmy Osmond and Burl Ives.


3- 4-


5- 45 PLAY AWAY.


“ SPARROWS CAN’T SING” (bw) (1963) star­ ring James Booth, Barba­ ra Windsor.


“The Last Man on the Moon” — Commander Eugene Cernan talks to Patrick Moore.


10-


6-10 THE ‘ B E ST OF CANNON AND BALL. Another chance to see some more of the funniest moments from Cannon and Ball’s most recent series.


10-


music on one of the most unusual and brilliant black ’ jazz groups in the world.


Anthony King casts an experienced and critical eye over the week’s politi­ cal events.


carnival atmosphere with song and dance from Brazil.


The Art Ensemble of Chicago. Recorded on lo­


30 NEWS HEADLINES fol­ 00 PREVIEW 4: Looking


15 GROUCHO IN TOTO.


LOW MOdR CLUB THURSDAY AND SATURDAY


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


15 GREAT BLACK MUSIC:


SUNDAY LUNCHTIME Members Draw £19


SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12th w JOEL DAVID


15 A WEEK IN POLITICS. 00 FANTASTICO: Colourful 10 SATURDAY CINEMA: 40 THE SKY AT NIGHT.'


9-25 SATURDAY NIGHT THRILLER. ‘‘Broken Glass.” Sarah Petrie left home with a suitcase sev­ eral wT


10-25 NEWS AND SPORT. 10-40 SATURDAY SPORTS


SUNDAY


( BBC-1 ) 30


10-30 10-40 10- 11-


10- 11-15


12-10 12-35


1-00 1-30 2-00


9-00 9-15 9-


THE FLUMPS. KNOCK KNOCK. THIS IS THE DAY. ASIAN MAGAZINE. MATHS HELP. LET’S GO. BUONGIORNO ITALIA! RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND PEOPLE. DELIA SMITH’S COOK- ERY COURSE (9 ) : Pulses. SEE HEAR! THE COMPUTER PROGRAMME. FARMING. • BUSINESS CLUB. NEWS HEADLINES. FILM OF THE BOOK: THE HEIRESS (1949) (bw) s ta r r in g Ralph Richardson, Olivia de


00


55 20


9- 3-50


6-00 6-10


6-40


9-15 9-25


10-05 10-55


11-30 11-55


DONALD. MATCH OF THE DAY: Highlights from two First Division games. NEWS: Weatherman. BEAU GESTE by PC Wren, dramatised by Alistair Bell, with Be­ nedict Taylor as Beau Geste. SONGS OF PRAISE from Auchengillan Scout Camp. HI-DE-HI! SPORTS REVIEW OF 1982. Featuring the pre­ sentation to the Sports personality of the Year live from the BBC Televi­ sion Centre in London. NEWS: Weather. , THAT’S L IFE with Esther Rantzen. OMNIBUS with Barry Norman. • SUNDAY NIGHT. Eric Robson p r e sen ts the magazine programme which explores tne moral and religious issues in the week’s headlines. 16 UP: Nicked!


WEATHERMAN. f l f l i l l i l l j


10-35 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 1-


2- 3- 4-


4- 5-


6-


Highlights of Coventry v Liverpool, and a round-up of the weekend’s rugby.


Lome Greene, Dan Block­ er, Michael Landon. MICKEY


Havilland, Montgomery Clift. BONANZA s ta r r in g


AND


film about an. expedition in search of wild camels in the outback.


7-50 NEWS ON 2: Weather. 7-


8-


RING. Humphrey Burton on Wagner's "Ring.”


PECTED. When one of the world's great art trea­ sures goes on show in


55 THE WORLD OF THE


TWILIGHT OF THE GODS. Act 2 of "Gotter- dammerung” is the ninth episode in the Bayreuth production.


10WAGNER’S RING: 10-


London, gallery owner Parnell promises max­


imum security. But is Parnell a man of his word?


CHRONICLES. Dramat­ ised in seven parts from Trollope’s '“The Warden” and “Barchester Towers.” Starring Donald Plea- s e n c e , G e r a ld in e McEw’an, Nigel Haw’th- orne, Susan Hampshire.


10-


11- 50 C R ICK E T : TH IR D TEST. Australia v Eng­ land. Highlights of the th ird d a y ’s play in Adelaide.


CAN PICTURE SHOW: “THE KING OF THE MARVIN GARDENS” (1972) s ta r r in g Jack Nicholson, Bruce Dern, Ellen Burstyn.


15 THE BARCHESTER 11-


A unique'blend of drama and documentary in which two sisters collaborated to tell the tale of themselves and the house they have lived in for 80 years.


KNOWN.‘‘The Last Vis­ itor.” A young girl in need of rest, spends a ter­ rifying off-season week at a seaside hotel.


10 THE GREAT AMERI­ I l l i l l i l i i l


12*45 GAB R IE L GARCIA MARQUEZ.


3- 30 WALKING IN A SACRED 'MANNER.


10- 11-


12-


9- 30 PO R T R A IT S OF POWER.


11-25 AAP KAA HAK. 11-


1- 2-


00 MORNING WORSHIP. 00 DOCTOR!


1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL­ LENGE.


30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT. 00 WEEKEND WORLD.4-


4-


replica of Commander Koenig takes control of the Moon — and orders its destruction.


3- 20 T HE


Set in the remote Falk­ land Islands, this prog­ ramme is about the rites of the original inhabitants — the wildlife, especially penguins.


5-0Q BULLSEYE. Jim Bowen invites three pairs of con­ testants to compete for star prizes.


M A TIN EE . F ran k ie Howerd and S id n ey James in “Carry on Up the Jungle.”


SU NDAY 5- 55 RUGBY S P E C IA L .


The Final, Game 1:. Boris S p a s sk y v A n a to ly Karpov:


55 WORLD CUP CHESS. 6-


GARDENS. A social his­ tory of garden design from about 1800 to today.


of The World Cup from Val d’lsere in the French Alps.


subtitles.


per.” New’ developments in helicopter design.


7- 00 THE WORLD ABOUT RAMME. 25 THE GRAND AGE OF 10 SKI SUNDAY. Highlights


6-30 ITN NEWS. 6- 40 TOPPING ON SUNDAY. With Frank Topping.


THE MYSTERY OF THE MANOR HOUSE. Tables are swiftly turned when Sherlock receives some unexpected visitors at Aunt Rachel’s house. 00 CREDO.


1-45 I N T E R N A T I O N A L FILM SEASON: THE VALIANT ONES (1974). An oriental flavour to Sunday afternoon with this film set on the coast of 16th century Southern China.


John Kauffman narrates this fascinating documen­


tary which recreates the world of the American Indian before the arrival of the first white settlers.


visible History. 30 SPACE 1999. An ice-cold 20 SURVIVAL SPECIAL. 00 RIGHT TO REPLY.


5- 00 NEWS HEADLINES fol­ lowed by Rod and Line: Fishing and the Eclipse.


5-20 SHADES OF GREEN. John B. Keane, celebrated


5- 6-


Irish pla yw r ite r and raconteur tells the story of matchmakers Dan Paddy and .Andy O’Sulli­ van to the locals at his pub in Listowel, County Kerry.


BALL.


thony Howard and a team of top journalists quiz a


7-


leading personality m the news about events in the headlines.


30 YOUNG SHERLOCK — 8-


MOZART. Isaac Stern is followed on a memorable and historic tour of China.


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND WAR MEMORIAL Christmas


30 A PATTERN OF LIFE.


Whist and Dominoes FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17th WHIST DRIVE in the Village Hall


DOMINOES in the School at 7-45 p.m.


45 JOURNEY TO THE UN-


ADMISSION 80p including supper CHILDREN’S DOMINOES — 40p PRIZES — CHRISTMAS FARE


CHRISTMAS DRAW IN THE VILLAGE HALL been seen since. eeks ago and hasn't


7-05 TRUE GRIT: Starring John Wayne and Kim Darby. A fearless young girl wants to avenge her father’s murder by hiring ex-US Marshal "Rooster” Cogbum:


11-


. J am e s B el lam y find Sa rah , th e ir former housemaid down at heel in London’s East End and decide to re-employ her.


STAIRS: Elizabeth and 15 U P STA IR S , DOWN­


Make your last minute CHRISTMAS. BOOKINGS with us at


12- 55 THE AVENGERS. Well,. they always said that' Steed was one for the birds, but even he didn’t expect this. With Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg.


PA N IC IN THE STREETS: Fear spreads through the city, as a body infected with the terrible pneumonic plague virus is discovered down on the waterfront. Star­ ring Richard Widmark and Barbara Bel Geddes.


15 DEATH IN THE CITY,


THE TUDOR GRILL CANDLELIT DINNER £6.50


KING STREET, WHALLEY


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th from 8 p.m.


CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIT DINNER 8 p.m. — £7


BOXING DAY LUNCH (26th) LUNCH 12-30 till 2-30 p.m. £5


HIGH TEA 4-30 p.m. till 6-30 p.m. £4


For further details and Bookings Tel. WHALLEY 2462


TURKEY DRAW 65580 WHISKY DRAW 566


BONA FIDE GUESTS WELCOME 50p FOR NON-MEMBERS


ith DOUG ON ORGAN and BERNARD ON DRUMS FLEA MARKET


GISBURN FESTIVAL HALL


SUNDAY,


DECEMBER 12th 11 a.m. till 4 p.m.


Inquiries


Tel. CLEVELEYS 8 2 4 9 1 8


HOUSE PLANTS


GARDEN CLUB (by Mr G. YEARSLEY


CLITHEROE


Lancs College of Horticulture) Ribblesdale.School


: Monday, December 13th 7-15 p.m.


CHRISTMAS- SOCIAL


Edisford Bridge Inn .


Thursday, December 16th Subscriptions are now due


GISBURN ST MARYS The Virgin Church


CHRISTMAS TREE


SERVICE SUNDAY,


DECEMBER 12th at 10-45 a.m.


BURNLEY EXPRESS NELSON LEADER SERIES CLITHEROE ADVERTISER


THE


HOUGHTON WEAVERS


appearing at the GRAND THEATRE, BLACKPOOL in


30 TODAY’S HISTORY. In­ with Denise Distel as Cinderella. as the Prince and Dandini


30 AMERICAN FOOT­ 30 FACE THE PRESS. An­


CINDERELLA THECARAVELLES


JOHN COMER as The Baron (from TVs “LAST OF THE SUMMERWINE”)


BLOCK BOOKING, ONE PRICE ONLY


00 FROM MAO TO


7- 15 R U S S A B B O T ’S COMEDY MADHOUSE. Another crazy half-hour


50 NEWS REVIEW with 20 HORIZON: "The Chop­


15 THE MONEY PROG­


US: "Camels Outback, j Eh?” An-Australian-mad^V i


*


8- 45 ITN NEWS. 9-


7- 45 HART TO HART. Mys­ tery and intrigue are in store for Jonathan and Jennifer Hart.


10-00 TALES OF THE UNEX­


. killers . . . to do away with . nobodies. Why? Agents Bodie and Doyle investigate.


An organisation is hiring


with Russ Abbot and the Madhouse gang.


10- 9-


The L i t t l e Wa s te r . Thompson is a legend in his own lifetime in the clubs of Northern Eng­ land. The highest paid comedian on the circuit, yet unknown outside his own area.


programme presents a new portrait of Sir Issac Newton.


00 THE PROFESSIONALS. 30 BOBBY THOMPSON:


£ 6 . 5 0 including coach, Return after show. LIMITED SEATING FRONT STALLS


WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5th COLNE BUS STATION.................................... ..5-00 p.m.


S o c ie ty , P ortraits of Newton. This month’s


00 CRUCIBLE: Science in


NELSON BUS STATION................................... 5-10 p.m. BRIERFIELD TOWN HALL.................... ..5-15 p.m. BURNLEY BUS STATION................................. 5-25 p.m. PADIHAM TOWN HALL.....................................5-40 p.m. WHALLEY....................................


.•V. law west of the Pecos.”


' Forrest Tucker and Dana Andrews lead the cast of this classic “law’ ’n order” western with Roy Bean, the grizzled, wily, self- styled judge as the “only


PRESENTS THE WES­ TERNER (1940): Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan,


05 SAMUEL GOLDWYN CLITHEROE PIMLICO ROAD........................... 6-00 p.m.


Book at your RIBBLE OFFICE: 2 PARKER LANE, BURNLEY 26 MARKET STREET, NELSON 163 BURNLEY ROAD, PADIHAM PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE


5-50 p.m. TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


Christmas Whist Drive


Saturday, December 18th


at 7-45 p.m.


ADMISSION 70p Including Supper


TURKEYS etc.


Forget the Rest — Book The Best!


OK


(Years of experience) TEL. CLITHEROE 26507 or 27256


DISCO


Are you Tense, Nervous, worried about Over


Eating, Smoking, Exam Nerves, Driving Test, Insomnia, Marital Problems?


HYPNOTHERAPY CAN HELP


Tel. Whatley 2610 anytime for consultation


CLITHEROE FOOTBALL CLUB


BINGO NIGHT TUESDAY,


(GOODS) DECEMBER 14th


Royal British Legion Club 8 p.m.


iii Barton ROAD; BARTO1^, PRESTOhi. TEL: 862551 — -A* • vfV saLUri


LUXURY ACCOMMODATION BREAKFASTS, LUNCHES,


MORNING COFFEE, AFTERNOON TEAS,


DINNERS


RESERVATIONS TeL


CHIPPING 277


^LEISURE IN RIBLE VA CHRISTMAS CRACKERS AT RIBBLESDALE POOL!!


B Adult............................................... LLEY


12 SWIMS FOR THE PRICE OF 6!!


SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CONTRACTS OFFER


SPECIAL OFFER PRICES WEEKDAY WEEKEND


£2.70, £3.00


Child.........................£1.20, £1.50 EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!


With every Special Offer Contract bought you get a FREE Ticket for the Civic Hall Cinema


BEAT THAT FOR VALUE!


ON SALE FROM DECEMBER 2nd to 15th RIBBLESDALE POOL, CLITHEROE


INFORMATION OFFICE, COUNCIL OFFICES, CHURCH . WALK,


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL — SERVING THE COMMUNITY


LONGRIDGE SPORTS CENTRE


V ^ B A K E O N m GRANGE


m NJOY YGURSELB H ELAVEA BALE AT '■ *


£ . There is still time to «


• arrange your party; or join us at our Dinner Dance on December 23.


Other dates stillavailable


PROFESSION C the letter^


ALL YOU hi


NAME .................. ADDRESS.........


The Cade


Entries to “Whai Times, King Sfl


CIVIC HALL -_CLITHEROE. Tel.,23278 THURS., FRI, and SAT. at 7-30 p.m. MIS S ING LANC RIBBLE (AA)


THE WINNING FILM IN THE CANNES FILM FESTIVAL MON., DEC. 13th to SAT., at 7-30 p.m.


GALLERY: "Art in Miniature" GREEN of Bfl


the f l W H j


LENDING DEPART A joint exhibition of I by R. Holdel aircraft by J. *


SATURDAY, DECEN OPEN NCl


* Air Moni\ j$T J& . ■ & . - i& . FOR *


BOOKINGS! BAR ME]


BAR LI incll


: “


GUEST HOUSE and RESTAURANT CHIPPING


Janet and Margaret- Simpson, would "like . to thank all Friends, Staff and Visitors, for making the Open Day on November 28th, at Gibbon Bridge, so successful.


Many thanks also for all the Cards, Flow­ ers and Good Wishes and a SPECIAL thank you to Russell Harty, for opening our ‘Neui Venture.’


*fi§tat~light S in g le s


Domino Drive Saturday,


Tosside Institute Christmas


December 11th at 7-45 p.m.


Admission 70p including supper


TURKEYS etc.


FOR OVER 25s ONLY EVERY TUESDAY 8 p.m.— midnight •


BALLROOM,BURNLEY CREST HOTEL


I RALPH WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME YOU TO THE MOST LUXURIOUS SINGLES CLUB IN THE


NORTH


I * Make New Friends * Enjoy Super Music arid Dancing


| * Always a Warm Welcome to New Members


Gents Jacket and Tie . Ladies Dress Only


MEMBERSHIP OPEN TO UNMARRIED OR SEPARATED PERSONS WHO ARE OVER 25 '


* ROCHDALE 32849 * KINDLY REMEMBER HODDER VALLEY SHOW


' Christmas Whist and Domino Drive Newton Village Hall


Friday, December 10th 7-45 p.m.


CLITHEROE ONE WORLD GROUP


-"SEEDS OF HOPE” . '


Prof. JOHN FERGUSON (Chairman United Nations Association)


talks on THE ARMS RACE, WORLD SECURITY and the GOSPEL


7-30 p.m. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10th


ST MARY’S PARISH HALL


FOOTBALL CLUB SOCCER at


CLITHEROE


SHAWBRIDGE SATURDAY, DEC. 11th Lancs Junior Cup 1 st Round £ *


CLITHEROE ( MARINE 3 _


Children and OAPs 40p (All pay)


Kick-off 2 p.m. Admission 80p


Refreshments available Match sponsored by


D AW S O N S (GREENGROCERS) CASTLE STREET (D. Brass, Proprietor)


SHORT OF


CASH? SELL


THOSE


UNWANTED ITEMS


IN THIS YOUR LOCAL PAPER


4


* BILL invite yojj


WIR TEL.:i H


Our SMALL! open— |


available spe


COM E l CHRIS!


being sd Chi


SO| ROASf


STUFFINt] ROAST al


CHRISTMA


$ CLI1 *


Northern Premier League) S We


Clitheroe 22324' (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


What's on... What's on... What's on... Whatt on... What's on... What's on... V y


X a n d U q : i SOCIAL CLUB CLITHEROE


For the BEST in Entertainment THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9th


MARY MILLER AND HER COUNTRY BAND


(BE SOON) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11th JULIE CARROLL (TOP ACT AGAIN) SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12th BARRIE WYNDHAM (TOP COMEDY ACT) WEEKLY DOUBLE: 7 ----- 2


WEEKLY TREBLE: 6 — 23 ----- 21 200 CLUB: 11


I . Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve


Accommodation (en suite) including DinnerlDisco for just


O Special Yuletide offer £16 per person


RIVERSIDE BAR AND BUTTERY


MEALS and BAR SNACKS always available during


licensed hours


Table reservations and inquiries


TEL. CLITHEROE 22010 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ *


PENDLETON VILLAGE HALL


MONDAY, DECEMBER 13th


CHRISTMAS WHIST DOMINO DRIVE


and


‘ Including Refreshments - Good Meat Prizes


at 7-30 p.m. Admission 70p


Turkey — Whisky — etc. — Bumper Raffle — vernight Double or Twin


Roefield Hotel, A few tickets left for .


Edisford Bridge Clitheroe


• .


Clitheroe 22324 (Edi


[CLAIMING DATES 1


•Any organisation' wishing to make a claim for a


future dale may use this ■ column to publicise their event three months in advance. For example the text would contain the name of the organisation;' name of the event and the date.


For details of this inexpen­ sive way of publicising your event and giving


notice to other organisa­ tions your intention.


Contact


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street, Clitheroe Tel. 24804/22323


7 t h J A N U A R Y , 1 9 8 3 , F r id a y — P a r i s h Bal l . C l i t h e r o e P a r i s h Ch u r c h .


M a r t i n R o s c o e , s o l o p i a n o .


S o c i e t y , • > \ CALFS Limited valfpllf


CHRIST! DINNEI


£15 includ


BOXING DJi DAI


Relax from all! Salmon, and Jfl the!


Glass of Cham I


1 9 t h J A N U A R Y , WED ­ N E S D A Y , C l i t h e r o e C o n c e r t s


2 2 n d , 2 6 t h t o 2 9 t h J A N U A R Y , 1 9 8 3 .


T r i n i t y M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h p a n t o m im e . S n o w W h i t e an d the S e v e n D w a r f s .


5 t h — 1 2 th Feb ru a r y ,


1 9 8 3 . C l i t h e r o e Pa r i sh C h u r c h , A m a t e u r O p e r a t i c an d D r ama t i c S o c i e t y — C a r o u s e l .


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12  |  Page 13  |  Page 14  |  Page 15  |  Page 16  |  Page 17  |  Page 18  |  Page 19  |  Page 20  |  Page 21  |  Page 22