Clitheroe 223L 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April loth, 19S2 Weekend SATURDAY- I p e S l l l l l l


9-05 T H E FILM ANIMA­ TION SHOW


10-


9- 30 GET SET FOR SUMMER'


12-27 WEATHER 12-30 GRANDSTAND: Includ­ ing 1-00 News Summary, Football Focus, World Ice Hockev Championships from 'Helsinki, Rugby League “Top Try" Com­ petition, Racing from Newbury: 2-00 Buckleb- ury Maiden Fillies- Stakes. 2-30 Clerical, Medical Greenham Stakes, 3-00 Newbury Spring , Cup Handicap, 3-30 John Porter Stakes, Badminton Horse Trials, The Whiteb- read Trophy, Internation­ al Swimming, Great Bri­ tain v USSR


ANI) LAUGHTER (Film 1901)


5-05 THE ALL NEW PINK PANTHER SHOW


5- 6-


7- 00 KEN


HAZZARD Read


10-05 NEWS AND SPORT, Weatherman


10- 11-


7-35 SATUDAY FILM: THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH (1952) starring’ Betty Hutton, Dorothy Lamour, Charlton Heston


SHOWBIZ


three-part drama about the days which led to


5-25 NEWS, Weatherman 5-35 REGIONAL NEWS/ SPORT


12-50 WEATHER 55 DAYS OF THRILLS


5- 6-


America’s en try into World War II, starring Angie Dickinson, Robert Wagner


l i i l i i l l i i i )


3-10 SATURDAY CINEMA: “BOOM TOWN" (1940) (bw) starring Clark Gable


TRIALS


6- 7-


Weekly television review 7 Weather 12-15 WORLD OF SPORT: In­


05 BADMINTON HORSE 05 THE FULL COST?


, DOORS. A fictional series * about those who use and abuse power sta rr in g Jason Robards, Stefanie Powers (Part 1) ■


*35 W A S H I N G T O N : B EH IN D CLOSED


35 DID YOU SE E . . .? 15 NEWS AND SPOUT,


5*05 ITN NEWS 5-


6- 45 3-2-1 7-


10*10 MAN ALIVE: A look at life for those who live and work in stately homes


9*20 THE OTHER TOUR. A group of teenangers who made a tour of India


40 THE -DUKES OF 30 POP QUIZ with Mike DODD’S


11*05 NEWS ON 2, Weather 11*10 THE FILMS OF ORSON


WELLES: “ CITIZEN KANE’: (1941)


. ITN News, 1-20 The 1TV Six. Thirsk: Races at 1- 30, 2-00 and 2-30. Ayr: Rales at 1-45, 2-15 and 2- 55, 3-10 Motor Cycling — . The World of Sp o rt | Superbike Challenge from Donington, 3-45 Half- Time Soccer News, 4-00 . Wrestling from Bolton, 4- 50 Results


t ro d u c e d by Dickie Davies. 12-20 On the Ball, 12-45 Rallying — The Cir­ cuit of Ireland and Cycl­ ing from Belgium, 1-15


15 WORZEL GUMMIDGE


5*15 CHIPS Highway patrol­ men Jon and Ponch on the


trail of arsonists


ring Peter O’Toole and Sian Phillips. A war story involving Murphy, an atheist Dublin aviation mechanic and one of those individualists born to


9-45 ITN NEWS AND SPORT survive


10*00 01 FOR ENGLAND: Modern-day drama set in Manchester about a skin­


11*00 THE STAR AND THE STORY: Superstar profile of Clint Eastwood


head band


11*30TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARAH: Star­


9*25 W A T G H IT! THE FLYING KIWI


20 MATCH OF THE DAY 9*55 SPORT BILLY 20 PEARL. Spectacular


10- 11-


9*50 THE UNDERSEA AD­ VENTURES OF CAP­ TAIN NEMO


15 SESAME STREET 15 SPACE 1999


9-00 TRUMPTON 9-15 NAI ZINDAGI NAYA


10*10 THE COMPUTER PROGRAMME


9-


10- 11-


12-


11-25 ENSEMBLE 11-


READING JEEVAN 15 SUPERVISORS 35 THE ENGINEERS ERY COURSE


10- 11-


SUNDAY- moral decision


11-55 WEATHERMAN 00 THE SKILL OF LIP-


12-55 FARMING: Weather for farmers


1-25 PAINT! 1-50 NEWS HEADLINES 1-


2- 3- 3-


RAL. Western series starring Leif Erickson


50 DELIA SMITH’S COOK­ 15 THIS IS THE DAY


4- 5-


. shaven and begrimed by days of travel from Texas across Mexican territory, a lean traveller nets swift­ ly to save a woman from rape by three .drunken men. Then he discovers she is, in fact, a nun


ring Shirley MacLaine and Clint Eastwood. Un-


15 MURPHY’S WAR: Star­


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB


For the BEST in Entertainment SATURDAY, APRIL 17th


TURNER TWINS SUNDAY, APRIL 18th


(NEW) JO N H A L L (DON'T MISS) , SUNDAY, APRIL 2 5 th


Appearing by kind permission — The Fantastic Singing Star


ROSE MARIE


TICK ETS STRICTLY LIMITED (Members and guests)


WEEKLY T R EB L E 11 — 10 — 23 2 0 0 CLUB 1 50


WEEKLEY DOUBLE 2 4 — 7 ‘


MEDIEVAL BANQUET- ret


THE FENCE GATE Friday, April 23rd, 1982


7 COURSE FEAST


Entertainment by BARON RICHARD to include


MELODIOUS MUSIC — SNAKE CHARMING - COURT JESTER - MIND BOGGLING


JUGGLING - FEARSOME FIRE-EATING and MEDIEVAL MAGIC


TO DRINK THROUGHOUT THE EVENING RUM PUNCH — OR OLD ENGLISH MEAD AND


Norman. “Bernstein Re­ hearses Elgar"


30 CHOICES. Discussion of 12-


11-30 PH IL S ILV E R S as Sergeant Bilko


2-45 MRS POLLIFAX — SPY (film 1970) starring


i i i i p i i i l Rosalind Russell


Theatre Roval, York


55 THE HIGH CHAPAR­ 6-


CONTEST PREVIEWS (Part 2)


4- 35 MICKEY AND DONALD. Walt Disney production


TRIALS


'5-45 NEWS, Weatherman 5-


6- 4- 55 THE ONEDIN LINE SHOW visits St Austell


6- 40 SONGS OF PRAISE 7-


45 EUROVISION SONG 7-


6-


SWIMMING from Black­ pool. Britain v USSR


20 IN T E R N A T IO N A L


Hawick S ev en s and Ulster Cup Final


RAMME


HANDS. The NHS treat­ ment of mental illnesses


05 YOUR MIND IN THEIR


11-00 ME AND MY CAMERA 11-25 AAP KAA HAIv 11-


1-30 CHOPPER ONE I- 55 MATCH TIME -


3-00 ARTHUR C. CLARKE’S MYSTERIOUS WORLD


3-30 CARTOON


30 BACKSTAGE a t the 00 RUGBY SPECIAL: The


00 NEWS REVIEW 50 BADMINTON HORSE 9-


S-05 NEWS ON 2, Weather 8-


7-15 THE SUNDAY FILM: “THE DOUBLE MAN" (1967) starling Yu! Bryn- ner, Britt Ekland


Comedy starring Ronnie Barker and David Jason


9-25 NEWS, Weather 9-35 OMNIBUS with Barry


Farmed at Slaidburn


A MAN who farmed in various parts , of Newton and Slaidburn, Mr Alan Howard, has died, aged 57.


Farm, Slaidburn, was born in Newton and at­ tended the village school. Although he lived at many farms in the area, he spent the last 20 years at Pages Farm. His main hobby was shooting. A service at St An­


Mr Howard, of Pages


55 ANT IQU ES ROAD­ 35 KATIE BOYLE appeals 15 OPEN ALL HOURS.


9-55 THE FILMS OF ORSON WELLES: "THE MAG­ NIFICENT AMBER-


, MUSIC SHOW


11-20 GILBERT O’SULLI­ VAN. A television special


SONS” (1942)


l l l i i l l l l l i . 9-


10- NANCY


US. The Incredible Heap. The s to ry of garden compost


. 5-30 THE SALE CENTURY


3-35 THE MATINEE: CHASERS’ romance fol tigator Baron


30 THE MONEY PROG­ 15 THE WORLD ABOUT


7- WHITE. Victorian drama 10 THE WOMAN IN


0-40 SING TO THE LORD 7-


6-00 CREDO 6-


30 ITN NEWS


‘‘Growing Up” . His friends exploits convince Willis it’s time he became a man


starring Keith OF THE


‘THE FIRE Drama and a fire inves-


SUN!) A Y


(unit litHB HaiWOOd TE L 698446 1.55 5.15


fl l Support fl 1 Fealuro


3.50 7.1s


1 [Thur& Frl Irom 5.151 1 ROGER DALTREY • /


1 M c V I C A R J 15 1)1 FF’ltENT STROKES:


0 Sep (Short 2.00 5.20 J . ShowslFeaturc 2.35 5.55 [Thur & Frl Irom 5.20)


7.50 8.25


FOUR PRESENT SUNDAY APRIL 18 FOR 7 DAYS 8.40 1 d e a t h ! ixiW/e e k e n d I 1 5 Short ... .w m Feature


6 Short 2.45 uesS .


(lTues & Wed shows from 5.45] Feature . SHARKY’S MACHINE 05THE MUCH LOVED


er’s father invites the couple to spend a week with him — a break laced with,danger ,


8- 45 ITN NEWS 9-


■ seen the last of Ingrid Rothwell after leaving the draughtsmen’s office for the music shop. But she comes after him and he can’t . resist seeing her again


10- APOCALYPSE!


30 PAINT ALONG WITH 00 MORNING WORSHIPII-


00 WHOOPS


10-30 THE SOUTH BANK SHOW


30 LIFELINE


Former alderman) of Clitheroe


A FORMER manager of the Clitheroe office of the Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance, Mr Cecil Frederick Bucking­ ham has died at the age of 84. He was a former aider-


drew’s Church, Slaidburn, today, will be followed by cremation at Accrington. Mr Howard leaves a


wife, Gladys Brenda, sons Trevor , Graham and Barry, daughter Kaye and mother Agnes.


Faulty lamp


A SPENT bulb led to John Richard Bauxbaum (32), of Park Avenue, Chatburn, being fined £20, with £51 costs, at Clitheroe for failing to maintain a front nearside lamp on a goods vehicle. He told the court it was his first offence of any sort since starting in busi­ ness 16 years ago.


man of the old Clitheroe Borough Council on which he served as a Conserva­ tive for nine years. At 75 he retired as he said, “to give place to that new blood necessary in a council.” He held a number of


ganised by the award of the MBE in the 1963 New Year Honours. His other interests in­


committee chairmanships, was a schools’ manager and represented the coun­ cil on the local Education • Executive. Mr Buckingham came


to Clitheroe from, Colches­ te r 30 years ago. He began his Civil Service career as a boy clerk in the Admiralty and served in the Royal Navy during the 1914-18 war.


served with the Ministry of Health, the Air Minis­ try, Admiralty, Inland


As a Civil Servant he


cluded membership of the Blackburn and District Employment Committee and as a.visiting member of Blackburn and District War Pensions’ Associa­ tion. For some time he lived in Hall Street and latterly in Queen’s Close. The funeral will take


ST LEONARD CHURCH DOWNHAM


A CONCERT by


Revenue,-Ministry of Air­ craft Production, Ministry of Supply and finally with the Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance. He managed the Clitheroe office for 12 years. His service was reco- j


NELSON ARION


MALE VOICE CHOIR | SATURDAY, APRIL 24th COMMENCING AT 7 p.m.


Ticket/programme £1 includes refreshments


Tickets from Kaydee, Clitheroe or Hemlock Cottage, Downham


PROCEEDS FOR R IB B LE VALLEY HOSPICE APPEAL


The Rotary Club of Clitheroe


place tomorrow, with a se rv ic e in Clitheroe Parish Church followed by cremation at Burnley.


SAID to have been timed | at 72 m.p.h. on the Clitheroe bypass at Wor- ston, car driver Joyce


Too fast


Brockley (35), of King S tre et , Whalley, was fined £25, with.£5 costs, at Clitheroe for speeding.


I S


PENDLE HOTEL Tel. CLITHEROE 41234


CHATBURN


- FRIDAY, APRIL 16th and every Friday


PISCO NIGHT


- SATURDAY, APRIL 17th (and every Saturday)


ALTERNATIVE MUSIC


FOOD AVAILABLE SMART DRESS EXPECTED


W f


METHODIST CHURCH Grindleton


JUMBLE SALE and POUND STALL


FRIDAY, APRIL 16th 7 p.m.


Admission 5p —— m j— «— m —


H A L TO N P L A G E • H A L T O N W E S T .


By k d e isio f M and Mrs J. E. E: Yorke


EXHIBITION


o f V IC T O R IA N A Tea with cream scones


S A TU R D A Y , A P R IL


24th, 2-30 p.m. . Raffle, stalls - >G5p inclusive..


in-prms n o r


W HALLEY METHODIST CHURCH


SATURDAY,APRIL 17th at 2 p.m.


JUMBLE SALE Admission 5p


Refreshments available A LL SAINTS CHURCH, PENDLETON GUIDED HORSE


or Maureen Robinson. Tel. Whalley 2696 Proceeds lor restoration fund


Details: Jane Wood. Tel. Whalley 3260 £1 including rosette


M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H


LOW M O O R


Saturday, April 17th at 2 p.m.


' . Pound Stall, Cake Stall JUMBLE SALE


and PONY RBDE SATURDAY, APRIL 17th at 11 a.m..


SPRING FESTIVAL S OF MUSIC


B Y W O R LD -F AM O U S C L A R IN E T T IS T


J A C K B R Y M E R accompanied by David Lloyd Programmes E2.50


Coming attractions: May 8th - Choir of Leeds Parish Church: May 12th — Informal Evening of Jazz, May 15th — Come and Sing "Messiah” ; May 21st — St Mary s Hall, Stonyhurst Boys Choir. » •


ATURDAY, APRIL 2 4 th


THE LANCASHIRE QUARTET WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 8 th


a t C L I T H E R O E P A R ^ H C H U f tu r - l


(from the Lancashire Schools' Symphony Orchestra) Programmes £1.50


_____ at GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL, CHATBURN ROAD CELEBRITY CONCERT Vic Brown thought he had 00A KIND OF LOVING: ! r. 45 HART TO HART: Jennif­


o Separate shows dally at O 2.05 5.35 8.05


(Thur & Frl Irom 5.35) mm Sep I Support 2.00 ------


/ Shows* Feature 3.40 8.40 ITues, Wed, Sat shows Irom 7.00)


4 Sep t Support 2.10 7.65


A t l a n t i c C I T Y iaai


/ /(,A)MORANT / A,


b r e a k e r O R A N T


GHOST STORY (x, ALS° N IG H T H AW K S IX) Special Children’s Matinee


Shows * Feature 3.55 8.50 |Thur & Frl from 7.05)


every Saturday at 2pm (end 4pm) FEATURES. SHORTS and SERIALS.


Admission 40p (all ages) _


HARWOOD 1 ALLIGATOR (A) DIXIE DYNAMITE (A) Cont 2.35 LCP 7.10 2 SUPERMAN 2 (A) 4.05 8.40. SUPERMAN (A) 1.45 6.15 •


4 HEAVY METAL (AA) AMERICAN POP (AA) Cont 2.35 LCP7.20 » wprrif (".OPS BANANAS (U) 2.00 5.30 8.00


T CENTRE 5 FOR YOUR EYES ONLY (A) 2.00 5.20 7.55 T CENTHb o ARTHUR I AA) 2.05 3.40 5.55 8.05 (Sat from 5.55)


£1.20 adult HOMPflY IS BflHBflIN DAY •t cnnmnnFN LOVE (X) 4.45 8.15. Support (X) 3.15 6.50 2.45 5.30 8.20 ------- - -


[Tucs & Wed shows from 5.30) PAUL NEWMAN in (AA)


FORT APACHE, THE BRONX 5.20 7.55


3.10 5.45 8.20,


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS 6 9 4 9 2 9


ANYTIME NELSON


or BLACKBURN


/ / 6 6 2 4 2 4 Call or write to


15 MARKET SQUARE, 1 NELSON


105 NEW PARK S TR E E T , BLACKBURN


WLH.— White Lion Hotel


R — Ribblesdale School RP — Ribblesdale Pool RB — Roefield Barn


HENTH0RN GOSPEL CHURCH


M IL L T I IO R N E a v e n u e


SUNDAY. APRIL 18th, at 0-30 p.m.


Mr. .1. Brown, Burnley


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21st Women’s Fellowship


7— 15 p.m.


PRAYER of BIBLE STUDY It is tim


e to se e Lo ek th KSC


MONSTER JUMBLE


SALE in THE HALL,.


LOWERGATE, SATURDAY, APRIL 17th at 2 p.m.


Admission 5p NEW SERVICE


BIBLE SO CIE TY A N N U A L


G E N E R A L M E E T I N G


TUESDAY, APRIL 20th at 7-30 p.m.'


TRIN ITY METHODIST SCHOOLROOM ' Speaker:


Capt. R. EARNSHAW ofj-iverpool


Slides: Bible Society and the land of tsrael •


Refreshments \ Musical Items


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Waddington Branch


B IN G O N IG H T


Wednesday, April 21 st


WADDINGTON VILLAGE CLUB


Commencing 7-45 p.m. ADMISSION 60p


Including Refreshments S O C C E R a t S H A W B R I D G E


SATURDAY, APRIL 17th


. Lancashire Combination ’•*


Cl it h e r o e


Admission 50p — Children and OAPs 25p


VULCANNEWTON •’ Kick-off 3 p.m.


Refreshments avallable_ A L L SA IN TS’ CHURCH, PENDLETON .


St George’s Day Dance PENDLETON V ILLAGE HALL


• to be held,in , on FRIDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1982


DANCING TO TH E RARKER BROTHERS 8-30 p.m. to 1 a.m.


LICENSED BAR TICKETS £1.50 (including Supper)


Tlcketsfrom ■ — J. Hitchen, 35 Castle Street, Clitheroe. Tel. 23240


MAYORESS O F CL ITH ER OE ,


LADIES COMMIT TE E • invite you to a


Coffee Morning


in THE MAYOR’S PARLOUR* CHURCH STREET, CLITHEROE


SATURDAY, 17th APRIL 1982 10-00 a.m. to 12-00 noon


In aid of a corridor ramp for use by The Handicapped Members of the Girl Guides Association at Waddow Hall


■


BRING and BUY CAKE STALLS, RAFFLE . ADMISSION 20p


12 SEATER MINI BUS TO THE


BAY HORSE NEW INNS INTRODUCTORY OFFER SERVICE


THIS FRIDAY, APRIL 16th and SATURDAY, APRIL 17th PICKING UP OUTSIDE BRIDGE INN, CLITHEROE, at 10-15 p.m.


and 10-45 p.m. also WHALLEY (CORNER BUS STATION) 10-15 p.m. and 10-45 p.m. NORMAL PRICES: £1.25 from Clitheroe and 75p from Whalley (Return)


-


3-12 SEATER MINI BUSES FOR HIRE AND 2-8 SEATER MINI BUSES FOR HIRE AS WELL AS USUAL TAXI SERVICES.


The Adv Whi


TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE Tel. C L ITH E R O E


or Mr


Wedn C l


Rotary Clu ADMI


Sponsore Hsa 1 l'J ov 0 u rd


Sp. Ch. — Spiritualist Church, Greenacre Street FEES


^ .


Basic cost, is 55p per hour. Retirement pensioners and those under 18 pay 25p per hour.


Examples of course fees are: *


5 weeks x 2 hours, 10 hours 6 weeks x 2 hours, 12 hours 5 weeks x Vh hours, Vh hours


The Education Committee has approved free admission to courses for:


(a) Those in receipt of State Retirement Pensions who also receive a supplementary pension or rent/rate rebate. (b) The wholly unemployed, including dependants.


Free Admission to Courses ror:


, . . ,


Fuli Fee £5.50. £6.60 £4.12


OAP or U/18 £2.50


- £3.00 £1.87


MONDAY


FRENCH WINES TAKEN FROM THE CRUSADES ■ T IC K E TS : £9.95 fu l ly inclusive


30 DOWN TO EARTH 00 WEEKEND WORLD


1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL­ LENGE


FENCE-IN-PENDLE Near BURNLEY


THE FENCE GATE Tel.: NELSON 68101


Monday, April 19th at 7-15 p.m.


in Ribblesdale School,


YOU are welcome to attend this open meeting


ANNUALSHOW, AUGUST 28th


NOTE:


GARDEN CLUB Come and hear


CLITHEROE


Mr J . C. Shortland (O T LE Y )


An illustrated alphabet of


"tjyW «ousf^‘ r<-


GISBURN


DINNER DANCE and CABARET EVERY FRIDAY


PETER ROBINSON -Choice of Menu


£5.50


Carver Mertu Table-d’hote or A-la-Carte


£6.95


(70p Cover Charge lor Dancing and Cabaret)


Similar to above except tor cabaret


SATURDAY EVENING DINNER DANCES


WEDNESDAY, MAY 5th IN THE BALLROOM


MATT MONRO


Dinner, Dancing, Cabaret £ 1 1 . 7 5 p . p For reservations tel


G I S B U R N 5 8 1 CLITHEROE


PARISH CHURCH YOUTH CLUB


DISCO FRIDAY,


APRIL 16th


8 p .m . t o 1 0 -3 0 'p .m . ADMISSION 50p


Rights of admission reserv.ed


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE^ ADULT EDUCATION RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT 3 RIBB


SUMMER PROGRAMME 1982 CLITHEROE ADULT CENTRE 5 weeks from April 19th


Office at Ribblesdale School. ^


.Getting Afloat.................................... Microcomputers for control...............


Cake Icing TUESDAY


Early Birds Keep Fit. Tuesdays to ,


Fridays daily...................................... Dressmaking..................................... Badminton.................... .................... Brldgellmprovers)............................ Keep Fit Over 60 ( 6 weeks enrol March 23rd) Potter/Painting................................


Yoga (Improvers)............................... Embroidery/Soft Crafts......................


Ballroom Dancing.............................. Rower Arranging............................... Camping/Caravan Cooking................


ZX61 Computer Course..................... Snorkelling (10 weeks)...................... Lunch Time Keep Fit. Tuesdays to


Fridays dally Swimming (Improvers)......................


1600 — 12-00 noon Sp. Ch. 2-00 — 3-30 p.m. PIH 24)0 — 4-00 p.m. PMR


7-30 — 8-00 a.m. RB/RP 24)0 — 3-30 p.m. PC


2-00 — 4-00 p.nv Sp. Ch. 7-15 — 9-15 p.m. R 7-15 — 9-15 p.m. R 7-15 — 9-15 p.m. R


7-15 — 9-15 p.m. R 7-15 — 9-15 p.m. R


7-15 — 9-15 p.m. R 7-00 — 9-00 p.m. RP


12-15— 12-45 a.m. 94)0 — 10-00 p.m.


RB/RP RP


MONDAY Bridge (Beginners)............................ Ladles' Keep Fit to Music...............


Accommodation^


2-00 — 4-00 p.m. WLH 7-30 — 9-00 p.m. R 7-15 — 9-15 p.m. R 7-15 — 9-15 p.m. R 7-15 — 9-15 p.m. R


_____


Open Monday to Thursday, 7-9 p.m. Phone Clitheroe 2255d WEDNESDAY


Crochet........................ Those classes start April zutn


Ladles' Keep Fit to Music..


Sew and Save........... Painting tor Pleasure


Guitar.................. Car Maintenance- Holiday German-


at Ribblesdale Getnt. THURSDAY.


Tailoring......... Dressmaking- Badminton....... Hair Care.........


Yoga- Tap Dancing..... Holiday French-


FRIDAY Dressmaking..


AT WHALLEY ADULT CENTRE^


Old Grammar School, Station Road, Whalley. Phone Whalley 2717 Classes commence Monday, April 19th for 5 weeks


MONDAY Creative Sewing....... :...........................................1-3“ Pottery Making......................................................1-30 Yoga................ ............ ........ ;......:......................... 7-15 Bridge..................................................................... TUESDAY


vS£” z : : : i : z : z - z : ” z : — M b - Art


...94)0 Art.::..............................................


Crochet................................................................... 2-00 Pottery Making..................................•’•


Gardening.......................................... :.......•;.........2-00 St Augustine’s School, Billington


.................1-3“


Badminton Beginners......................................... 7-00 Badminton Intermediates................:..................8-00


WEDNESDAY Furniture Renovation....................................io -ou— Furniture Renovation...........................................1"3U


................................................................10-30- •-•"2-00


— 3-30 p.m. — 3-30 p.m. — 8-45 p.m. -9 -1 5 p.m.


-10-30 a.m. 12-00 noon


-12-30 p.m. — 4-00 p.m. -4 -0 0 p.m. -3 -3 0 p.m. — 4-00 p.m.


— 8-00 p.m. — 9-30 p.m.


12-00 noon 3-30 p.m.


Hand Spinning..... Creative Sewing—


THURSDAY Super Cookery.... Machine Knitting-


Ladles' Keep Fit— Cookery................ Pottery Making....


Floral Art............... Machine Knitting-


...9-45- ...9-45- .....1-30 .....1-15 .....7-45 .....7-15 .....7-00


-9 -1 5 p.m. -9 -1 5 p.m.


-11-45 aim. -11-45 a.m. -3 -3 0 p.m. -3 -1 5 p.m. -9 -1 5 p.m. -9 -1 5 p.m. - 9-00 p.m.


St Augustine’s School, Billington Men’s Keep Fit (5 weeks enrol April 29th).......7-15 — 9-15 p.m.


FRIDAY Dressmaking.........................................................


ponery ........................................................................ - Country Dancing................................................... .


. .


Pottery Making.......................................................£xJJ —' i r -


9.30 — 11-30 a.m. 9-00 p.m. 9-00 p.m.


FU LL DAY AND WEEKEND CO UR SES at WH A L LE Y A D U L T ED U C A TIO N C EN TR E


Apply to the Centre for Course details and application forms


Sunday, April 25th (Full day) Dowsing Wednesdays, April 28th, May 25th (2 Full days) renovation


Saturday, May 1st. (Full day) Yoga Saturday, May 8th. (Full day) Saturday, May 8th (Full day) I COURSEFULL


>w


i Corn dolly making Machine Knitting (Pile Knitting)


Saturday. May 15th (ttday) Introduction to Leathercraft Saturday, May 15th. (Full day) Hand Knitting


Furniture


Saturdays, May 15th, May 22nd (2 Full days) Furniture Saturday?May 22nd. (Full day) Somerset/Folded Star


SaturdawJune 5th. (Full day) Picture Naming (or Beginner8 Saturday, June 5th. (Full day) Gateaux and Desserts


Fridayfjunertth, Saturday, June 19th, Saturday, June 26th (One evening ^nd two full days) Upholstery


VILLAGE CLASSES


Browsholme Heights Craft Centre in association with Mrs J . Storey Tel. Dunsop Bridge 647


Furniture Restoration..............................7.......1?‘S n Z d no o m Handspinning................... ....................................2-00 4-00 p.m.


nn o nn n m


Furniture Restoration .................................. 7-30 — 9 30 p.m. TUESDAY


Furniture Restoration............; ™ v BOWLAND VILLAGES


o no — 4*00 d m : P ‘


CountiyDancing at Waddington CE §chool....7-30 — 9-30 p.m. Yoga at Grlndleton CE School........................... 7-30 9-30 p.m.


PotteryPainting (6 weeks) at Chatburn CE s=_^ooL g_3Q pm WEDNESDAY


.Ladles’ Keep Fit at St Catherine’s, West Bradford^ ^ m Langho St Leonard’s C E School


Photography at Chatburn Camera Club...........7-30— 9-30 p.m THURSDAY


„ - , n _ _


Yoga April 20th (5 weeks)....................................7-30 — 9-30 p.m Langho St Mary’s RC School


Art, April 21st (5 weeks)..,............. ......................7-30 — 9-30 p.m a c c o m m o d a t io n k e y


PLH — Parish Church Lower Hall pmr — Parish Church Mutual Rooms


PC — Pendle Club St. J. — St John Ambulance Hall* BIW — Buck Inn, Wellgate


(c) Those receiving family Income supplements or sup- (d) SlUernedTal classes e.g. Literacy, Numeracy and Basic


(e) People suffering particular .financial hardship, but not covered by the above schemes. Please apply to the Principal for details.


TO ENROL Simply attend the first meeting of your chosen course and


■ pay the fee then. . General inquiries about any aspect of Adult Education in


the Ribble Valley can be made to The District Principal, Adult Education Centre, Old Grammar School, Station Road, Whalley. Phone 2717.


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Accommodation


10-00 — 12-00 noon PMR 1-30 — 3-30 p.m.


24)0 — 44)0 p.m. St. J.


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


> 7-15-9-15 p.m. PH


2*00 — 3-30 p.m. St J. 7-15-9-15 p.m.


R R R R R


’s School, Billington, then 7-30 — 940 p.m.


10-00 — 12-00 noon SP. Ch. 240 — 4-00 p.m. Sp. Ch.


2-00 — 3-30 p.m. PLH 240 — 440 p.m. St J.


7-30 — 9-30 p.m. M0 — 1040 p.m.


RIB Adjud


by Ronald“c'i


TUESDAY by Keit


WE THE Wfl


by Ray Gal! THURS


FRIDAY, by U


240 — 340 p.m. BIW 7-15 — 9-15 p.m. 7-15 — 9-15 p.m.


240 — 440 p.m. Sp. Ch. by RP


R R R


Admissio r


Box Offic p.m. — 5-


Supportyo and


Thurs., Fri.


PHILt


m MOND


19th 7-45 p,


AP


TUESD 20th AP 7-30 p.


WEDNE 21st/ 7-30 p.


THURS 22ndA 8 p.


THUR., F SAT., 22n


24th APRIL (


Tickets to from Clvi


RIBBL 26


a feast Box


Civic Trinity Yo


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