Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, January 28th, 1982


IWhatft o n . . . Whafi o n ... Whafs o n . . . Whafs on— BRIDGE COACHES


and Restaurant CLITHEROE


SATURDAY mmmmm l i i iM I I I I 9-05 SWIM (4). Front Crawl.


9-30 SWAP SHOP with Noel Edmonds, Keith Chegwin,


12*12 WEATHER.


Maggie Philbin, John Craven.


12-15 GRANDSTAND including 12-45 News Summary. 12-. 20 Football Focus. 12-50, 1-25, 2-00 Racing from Cheltenham: 1-00 Win- chcombe Novices’ Hurdle Race, 1-35 Tote Jackpot Chase (Handicap), 2-10 Tote Double Chase. 2-45 Tote Treble Hurdle Race from Leopardstown, 2-25 Sweeps Hurdle. 1-10 World Ski-ing Champion­ ships from Haus, Austria. The Ladies’ Downhill. 1- 45 Profile: Torvill and Dean. 2-55 International Athletics from Cosford, The AAA Indoor Champ­ ionships. 2-55, 3-55 Inter­ national Snooker from the Wembley Conference Centre. The Benson and Hedges Masters. 3-45 Half-time football scores. 4-35 Final Score: News round-up, plus classified


5*10 THE ALL NEW PINK PANTHER SHOW.


results.


5*30 NEWS: Weatherman. 540SPORT, REGIONAL NEWS.


6 Raid.”


545 RUNG FU starring David Carradine in ‘‘The Last


8*05 THE LES DAWSON SHOW.


840 DALLAS.


7*10 NANNY starring Wendy Craig.


*35 JIM’LL FIX IT. Jimmy Savile OBE realises vie­ wers’ fantasies.


10-


2*50 SATURDAY CINEMA 1: “ W H E R E ’S THAT FIRE?” (bw) (1939) star­ ring Will Hay.


4*00 PLAY AWAY with Brian Cant including music, jokes and riddles.


4*25 SATURDAY CINEMA 2: “LET GEORGE DO IT.” (bw) (1940) s ta r r in g George Formby, Phyllis Calvert.


10 OPEN UNIVERSITY.


10*30 WATCH IT! TISWAS. Join the madcap Tiswas team for another chaotic . helping of fun.


flector crashes down a mountainside during a storm.


545 IN T E R N A T IO N A L SNOOKER. The Benson and Hedges Masters from Wembley Conference Centre. First semi-final.


6*35 PROTEST AND SUR­ VIVE. Schools Against


7*05 NEWS AND SPORT: Weather.


8*05 CRUEL GARDEN. One of the most exciting shows ever presented by 9 Ballet Rambert.


with Ludovic Kennedy.


the Bomb explain" why th ey b eliev e Br itain should disarm.


7*25 DID YOU SEE . . .? Weekly television review


* . Davies. 12-20 On the Ball. 12-45 Ski-ing: The World Alpine Championships, Women’s Downhill. 1-151 ITN News. 1-20 The ITV Six. Doncaster: Races at 1-30, 2-00 and 2-35. Ayr: Races at 145, 2-15 and 2- 30. 3-00 American Foot-1 ball: The Super Bowl. 3- 45 Half-time Soccer News I and Reports. 4-00 Wrestl­ ing from Aylesbury. 4-50 Results.


12*15 WORLD OF SPORT. In-1 . t ro d u c e d by Dickie


. 5*15 BUGS BUNNY. “Beam | stalk Bunny.”


5*05 ITN NEWS AND| SPORT.


5*20CHIPS.


Drive.” California way Patrol antd Jon youths


11*00 THE LIGHT OF EX­ PERIENCE. Personal re­ flections on life changing experiences.


*20 FILM INTERNATION­ AL: “ DUTY FR E E MARRIAGE.” Starring Mari Kiss, Tom Wentzel (1980) Hungarian/Finnish with English subtitles.


11*15 NEWS ON 2: Weather. 11-


12-


9*30 NEWS AND SPORT: Weatherman.


SNOOKER. The Benson and Hedges Masters. Second semi-final.


mg and are very close to catching the thieves who


reckless 6*15 THE GOODIES. Further


645 3-2-1. A futuristic look in a new series.


far-fetched exploits, of the Goodies. .


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


“ SECRET PEOPLE.” (bw) (1951) s ta r r in g Audrey Hepburn, Valenti­ na Cortesa, Serge Reg- giani. ■


945 MATCH OF THE DAY. Highlights of two Football League matches, analysis and interviews.


1045 PARKINSON with guest Barry Humphries.


1145 GOLDEN SOAK by Hammond Innes.


12*35 WEATHER.


9*20 WATCH IT! SPIDER- MAN. “Down to Earth.”


940 THUND E R B I R D S . “Lord Parker’s ’Oliday. P a r t One.” D isa s te r


SUNDAY- 2-1


9-00 HEADS AND TAILS. A See-Saw programme.


9-15 NAI ZINDAGI NAYA JEEVAN. A magazine for


Asian viewers.


10- 10 MANAGING THE MICRO (4) On Line.


10-


9- 45 GOOD FOR BUSINESS . . . . (4) Take a Deep Breath.


Series about managing small businesses.


11-25 ENSEMBLE. For begin­ ners in French (141.


11- 00 SEE HEAR! Magazine for those with hearing problems.


11- 12-


with O-levels.


Aspects of Mental Hand­ icap (4). Education and Training.


12-15SUNDAY WORSHIP from Bethany Baptist C h u rc h , R h iw b in a , Cardiff.


1-


10-10 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 1-55 IN T E R N A T IO N A L SNOOKER: The Benson and Hedges Masters from the Wembley Conference Centre. The Final: Part 1.


THE WORLD ALPINE SKI-ING CHAMPION­ SHIPS. The Men's Dow-1 nhill from Schladming,


3-05HORIZON: “The Sea Behind the Dunes.” A look at some bizarre and beautiful creatures in their natural habitat.


35B U S IN E S S . C LU B. ’ •


3- 4- 5-


SNO O K ER:. F u r th e r coverage of the final.


World Championships from Schladming.


50 MATHS HELP. Help 6-


2-30 MATCH TIME. Present­ er Elton Welsby brings I Football League action from one of yesterday’s i big games in the North I West.


Austria. 50 IN T E R N A T IO N A L


HODDER GROUP 8 DAY TOURS, 1982


3*30 BARRIERS. Billy discov­ ers that the man who tried to harm him had rented a car in the name I of Jerri Toth — the name I of his father whom he | thought to be dead.


20SKI SUNDAY: The


T h o rn EMI C o u n ty Championship F in a l. North Midlands v Lanca­ shire.


00 ACCIDENT OF BIRTH. 6-


7-


14)0 FARMING. Weather for farmers.


1-30 THE CRAFT OF THE WEAVER (4) Tapestry.


2- 00 F ILM M A T IN E E : “CARRY ON REGARD­


LESS.” (bw) (1961) star­ ring Sidney James, Ken­ neth Connor, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims.


3- series. 4- 15 DR


CASEBOOK, (bw) star­ ring Andrew Cruickshank in “Another Opinion.”


5- 05 BUGS BUNNY.


5-15 STALKY AND CO by Rudyard Kipling, in six parts.


5-45 SO YOU WANT TO STOP SMOKING. Practi­ cal help and advice on how to stop smoking (5). No Smokers Breathe


5- 6-


7- Michelmore. Tom Bell.


6- 40 SONGS OF PRAISE from Blackheath.


8 05 THE SUNDAY FILM: “ A SHOT IN THE DARK.” (1964) starring P e te r S e l le r s , Elk e Sommer. •


10-35 NEWS: Weather.


9-40 OMNIBUS with Barry Norman.


10- 45 CHOICES. Discussion of personal choice.


'. 11-20 COUPLES (5). Tradition­ al Marriage.


11- 45 PH IL S IL V E R S as Sergeant Bilko (bw).


12- 10 WEATHERMAN. 9-


55 NElVS: Weatherman.10- 05 HOLIDAY with Cliff


15 KING’S ROYAL, starring


OF ANIMALS. “Butterf- , lies Beyond Beauty.” A scene of dazzling beauty as we view the butterflies of Australia.


11*00 BE YOUR OWN BOSS. This week: How do you find that most important ingredient for success. P re se n te d by Henry Cooper.


From the Holy Trinity Church, Leicester.


55 NEWS HEADLINES: visual commentary.


RAMME with Valerie S in g le to n and Brian Widlake.


05 RUGBY SPECIAL: The


00 NEWS REVIEW with 30 THE MONEY PROG­


. the attitudes that sepa­ rate the 20 million with w o rk and 3 million


amines the divisions and


8- 45 THE BELL by Iris Mur­ doch (3).


without.


9- 40 NEWS ON 2: Weather. 9-45 INTERNATIONAL


10-


25BONANZA. W e s te rn F IN L A Y ’S


SNOOKER: The Benson


and Hedges Masters. The Final, conclusion.


4-00JAYWALKING. “ In i God’s Name.” On this, the I 10th a n n iv e r s a ry of I Bloody Sunday, Sue Jay ( talks to Edward Daly, a parish priest at the time of the riots whose picture as he held a bloodstained hankerchief was published around the world.


15TWO NATIONS e x ­


640 SUNDAY BEST. Frank Topping and Marian Davies present this series with life as its subject and entertainment as its twin aims.


6- 30 ITN NEWS. 7-


12-05 STAR BRASS. Non-stop music for brass band fans.


SEASON: “ THE ODD ANGRY SHOT.” (1979) sta rring Graham Ken­ nedy, John Hargreaves.


35AUSTRALIAN FILM


April 24th May 1st — May 1st — May 15th - May 22nd May 22nd May 22nd May 29th • June 5th - June 5th - June 12th Aug. 28th Sept. 11th Sept. 18th Sept. 18th Sept. 18th Sept. 25th Sept. 25th Oct. 2nd Oct. 2nd


4-30 SUNDAY CINEMA. “Where The Spies Are.” Starring David Niven. A British actor becomes in­ volved in the dangerous world of international es­ pionage when he is prom- j lsed a rare antique auto- ! mobile.


— May 1st 8th 8th


-22nd — 29th — 29th — 29th — June 5th -1 2 th -1 2 th -1 9 th — Sept. 4th — 18th — 25th — 25th — 25th — Oct. 2nd — Oct. 2nd 9th 9th


All the above prices half-


Sandown l.o.W. Boscombe Ryde l.o.W. Eastbourne


Tenby Weston-Super-Mare Weston-Super-Mare Clacton-on-Sea Newquay Falmouth Great Yarmouth


Tenby Bournemouth Llandudno Skegness Dunoon Great Yarmouth Weston-Super-Mare


Ryde l.o.W. Weymouth


£97.00 £92.00 £95.00


£101.50 £93.50 £91.00 £93.50


£100.00 £92.00 £83.50 £94.50 £96.00 £90.50 £94.50 £90.50


C O A C H H IR E


£101.00 £83.50 £89.00 £90.00 £94.50


are for full board and include.3 ■day excursions .


HODDER MOTOR SERVICES


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND MOTOR SERVICES LTD.,


4G K IN G STR EET, CLITHEROE


HODSON GISBURN 3 9 4


DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL


COME DANCING THIS SAT., JAN. 30th 8-


land Express.” The Harts take a train ride full of danger when they have to protect a government wit­ ness from the mob after- her bodyguard is found murdered.


30 WILD, WILD WORLD


845 ITN NEWS. 9-


00 MORNING WORSHIP. 10-


11*25 AAPKAAHAK. 11*30 THIS. IS YOUR RIGHT. Michael Winstanley inves­ tigates food. Is what we eat good for us?


12-00WEEKEND WORLD. With Brian Walden.


1*00 UNIVERSITY CHAL­ L EN G E . Two more teams of university stu­ dents face each other in


1*30 THE FLINTSTONES. “Deano and Juliet.”


.an o th er round o f .th is ’ quick-fire quiz.


10-


Helen has good news Laura, and ftjike makes a proposal. But neither turns out to be quite what it seems.


15 HART TO HART. “Hart- ANTIQUE


AND COLLECTORS’ F A IR


15A FINE ROMANCE.


HIGHER TRAPP HOTEL SIMONSTONE


SUNDAY, JAN. 31st 10-30 to 4-30


BUY, BROWSE, SELL, EXCHANGE


rands.” March, 1947. The Great Freeze continues. Jack Ruskin is broke, his plane is badly damaged and Cade is putting the screws on. Is this the time to expand the busi­ ness?


00 AIRLINE. “Fools’ Er­


IF YOU HAVE ITEMS FOR SALE OR ANY INQUIRIES


Please Tel. NELSON (55730


With clogs on their feet. Victoria and Julie set their sights on Lancashire, folk groups.


11- 30 PAR ENT S AND. TEENAGERS. “Just Phase.” A new series about parents and teena­ gers and their views.


SHOW. Melvyn Bragg talks to Milos Forman about his career in the movies.


12-


The Governor and his staff are snowbound in a remote mountain lodge.


RIMINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE WHIST and . 7-45 p.m.


DOMINO DRIVE


SATURDAY, JANUARY 30th POTATOE PIE SUPPER


ADMISSION 70p CLAIMING DATES


FEB. 20th, 1982, MARCH 6th, 1982, APRIL 3rd, 1982


CHILDREN 40p


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS ■j. ANYTIME


V® NELSON 6 9 4 9 2 9 or BLACKBURN


/ / 6 6 2 4 2 4 Cal I-or write to _


15 MARKET SQUARE, , NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET, BLACKBURN


YOUR MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT DAVID WADDINGTON


WILL BE AVAILABLE TO INTERVIEW CONSTITUENTS,


on SATURDAY, JANUARY 30th, from 9-30 a.m. to 11-0 a.m.


a t the CONSERVATIVE OFFICE, Railway View, Clitheroe.


T


JIM GARLICK AND


W ANDY KAY


Mobile Discotheque Service for. any high-class function.


Tel. BURNLEY 20795 ' 24-hour answering service


e provide a professional, 5 Short


UNIT FOUR, King William St. BLACKBURN 51779 WCZ Support


_______ 1.55 4.45 7.35


Saturday shows from 4.45 ■ She is .15, he is 1 7 ,...


Fealure the love evety parent fears. 2.35i 5.25 8.15 f l v ) ' Feature


THE LAST HUNTER


Plus ■


ENFORCERS * SfRipES Saturday 2.00pm. Admission 40p | plus f e f t a g Jp&fc


THE LAW JUNIOR C/NEMA


5 - THE SHINING (X) 2.15 4.55 7.40


T n n A Y 6 - THE CHANGELING (X) 5.10 8.35. REVENGE OF THE DEAD (X) 7.10 ■ u u n ■ SALON KITTY (X) 2.1Q 4.55 7.4S


________ - AA Count ry Park at the door -


66/70 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel. 22697


B * 7 Support • I / Feature


JAN 31 FOR 7 DAYS 3.40 ” 7.05


1.50 5.10 8.40 (X)v ..... • _


Today's Army needs men of Courage. .1 . Honesty.. . Integrity.. . Ambition; instead, they got John Winger!


00 WOOD AND WALTERS.


Unit Four,little Harwood 698446 1 Support


4.05 7.20 - I Fealure 2.30 5.4S 9.00


“Makes you laugh till you’re tender” (Nciv Standard)


& 30THE SOUTH BANK


Short Feature


to the PARKER BROS. BAND 8 p.m. to midnight


£1.50 inc. supper at 9-30 p.m.


m GISBURN FESTIVAL HALL


MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE TEENAGE


DISCO DANCE


on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5th in the FESTIVAL HALL, GISBURN


Dancing to NOOKIES


9 p.m. to 1 a.m.— Admission £1


Supper available 3.50 6.00 8.10 2.10 4.20 6.30 8.40


C IV IC H A L L CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278


THURS., FRI. AND SAT. at 7 p.m.


THE CAT AND THE CANARYa a MON. — SAT. at 6-45 p.m.


A FURTHER EXCITING ADVENTURE OF THE BATTLESTAR GALACTICA


CONQUEST OFTHE EARTHu


Also Buck Rogers in THE 25th CENTURY


EDDI’S BISTROTHEQUE The NEW Rendezvous


St Mary Magdalene Scout Group ANNUAL


J U M B L E S A L E


UPPER PARISH HALL Plus RISING DAMP (A)


00 BENSON. “Snowbound.”3 Support 2.10 5.00 ' 7.50 Feature 3.25 6.15 9.05


SEXUALITY BY THE SEA (X)


Also FRENCH KISS


1 ENTER THE NINJA (X) 2.05 5.30 9.00 NIGHTWING (AA) 3.457.15


i T f i n t t V 2 ARTHUR (AAI 2.10 3.50 6.00 8.10 I U U M T . 3 YANKS (AA| 2.15 5.50 6.15


V _____________ 4 BLUE DREAMS [XI SWEDISH PLAYGIRLS |X) Coni 2.20 U p 7.35 |


DudkyMoore L’uMinneC WmGWgud ' “Arthur"


^ Support ‘ 4.10 7.15 2.35 5.40 B.45


FRIDAY, JANUARY 29th at 6 p.m.


A dm is sion 5p Tea and Biscuits available


THE UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP


will meet


SAT., JAN 30th at 7-30 p.m. at


No. 4 W a rw ic k D riv e Speaker:


EVERYONE WELCOME


REV. E. JOSELIN of Wigan


for the Over 2l ’s (late licence) DISCQ/DANCING


NIGHTLY MONDAY TO SATURDAY


FOR AN INTRODUCTORY PERIOD — NO CHARGE FOR ADMISSION!


DRINKS AT PUB PRICES! Substantial bar snacks and meals always available


ROEFIELD HOTEL EDISFORD BRIDGE (B6243) CLITHEROE. Telephone 22010.


GLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY KAREN O’CONNOR


Oboe


LAURENCE PERKINS Bassoon MICHAEL HANCOCK .Piano WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th GIRLS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL ■ ,7-30 p.m.


A North West Arts Circuit Promotion


Tickets at the door £1.5Q, Students 50p £ 5 OFF


ALL LADIES’ ‘


1 AND GENTS STRETCH CORDS -■ AT


00 MIDNIGHT MOVIE: 9-


745 MAGNUM. “ Tropical Madness.” An aloof and beautiful girl, a Sumo wrestler and a dwarf spell trouble for free-wheeling private eve Magnum.


8- 45iTN N e w s . a n d SPORT.


11-15 O.T.T. Chaos reigns and the Circus Lumiere add its particular brand of anarchy to the prog­ ramme.


down ice hockey team be­ comes top of the league when the manager purch­ ases three unethical play- e r s . S t a r r i n g P a u l Newman.


00 SLAP SHOT. A run


on arrest a group of for


are hi-jacking lorry ship­ ments.


driv-1 \


“Drive. Lady I High-1


rollers Ponch I of I


CLOGGERSSQUASH CLUB WOOD STREET, GREAT HARWOOD 1 Tel. 888103


NEW INTRODUCTORY RA TES


1982 FOR NEW MEMBERS From £ 8


£ 2 0


GLASS BACK COURT EASY BOOKING SYSTEM


COMPETITIONS SOCIALS


ALSO RAQUETBALL


LADIES WEDNESDAY MORNING IS LADIES ONLY MORNING


LADIES NON MEMBERS WELCOME. CRECHE FACILITIES


12*15 LOU GRANT. “ Vio­ lence.” The Tribune ex­ amines its coverage of violence in sport and in its film criticism.


Resident Squash Coach — MR DAVID HINDLE


• Please feel welcome to call in or telephone -


anytime. WINE, DINE and DANCE


Saturday, January 30th and February 6th


D IN N E R /D A N C E £5.50


8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


ALL DRINKS AT PUB PRICES!


R0EFIELD HOTEL Edisford Bridge (B6243) Clitheroe


For table reservations Ring 22010


CLOGGERS


WOOD STREET, GREAT HARWOOD


Tel. Great Harwood 888103 NEW BAR EXTENSIONS


AND TOILET BLOCK NOW OPEN Improved service to customers


LATE LATE BARS


DISCO WEDNESDAY, DISCO FRIDAY, DISCO SUNDAY .


60p WEDNESDAY


GUEST CHARGES £1.50 FRIDAY


60p SUNDAY CLOGGERS M EM BERSHIP S o c ia l M em b e rs h ip is £ 7 .5 0 p e r y e a r


w h ic h in c lu d e s FREE EN TR Y to e v e ry Disco


Private facilities available for Fund Raising,


Parties, Weddings (Meal and Evening). Some Mid- Week dates s till available in February and March.


SATURDAY, JANUARY 30th


P A U L R IV E R S SUNDAY, JANUARY 31st


(NEW) IN BETWEEN (THESE LADS ARE GOOD)


WEEKLY DOUBLE: 12-18 WEEKLY TREBLE: 6-6-17 200 CLUB: 125


THE PARISH OF ST PAUL LOW MOOR, CLITHEROE


SUNDAY, JANUARY 31st


10 a.m. CONFIRMATION . by the R t R ev . T h e Lord B ishop o f Burnley


CALDERSTONES


OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY


JUMBLE SATURDAY,


JANUARY 30th at 2-30 p.m.


WHALLEY C of E SCHOOL Refreshments


^ d m j s s to ^ S j^ ^ ^


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Waddington Branch


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


Wednesday, 3rd February


Commencing 7-30 p.m. A DM IS S IO N 6 0 p


: WADDINGTON VILLAGE CLUB


In c lu d in g r e fr e shm en ts


ST HELEN’S CHURCH WADDINGTON


JUMBLE SALE


and POUND STALL


SAT., JAN. 30th ■ at 2-15 p.m. - I IN THE


SUNDAY SCHOOL G . DC EVERY SATURDAY Nick o’ Pendle £1 after 10 p.m. Dress — neat and tidy . H ISO


at WELLSPRINGS INN


Admission: 50p up to 10 p.m.


ST JAMES’ CHURCH WORKING PARTY


JUBLE SLE at JUNIOR SCHOOL, M A GREENACRE STREET on


SATURDAY, JANUARY 30th at 2-30 p.m.


Admission 5p Home-made refreshments Henthom Gospel Church


Sunday, January 31st, at 6-30 p.m.


Mr D. DEWHURST, < Blackburn .


Wednesday, February 3rd, at Y-45 p.m.


Prayer and Bible Study JESUS SAID:


FOLLOW ME' John 1. v43


SHORT.OF. CASH? SELLTHOSE UNWANTED ITEMS WITH A TEL-SEL


CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB For the Best In Entertainment


DANCE ONLY...........................£1.50 NO ADMITTANCE AFTER 10-30 p.m.


We reserue the rigid of entry


TRY A GAME ^ NO OBLIGATION


NO MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED


LIKE TO TALK TO TH


S.D.P.? E


C O M E A N D M E E T US INFORMALLY\


on THURSDAY JANUARY 28th


AND EVERY THURSDAY IN THE BAR AT


THE STARKIE ARMS CLITHEROE


FROM 9 p.m. ONWARDS strikes when a. giant re­ 1 9 8 2 T O U R S


PAIGNTONAP^IL. 24th/MAY 1st £ 7 6 FULL BOARD


WESTON-SUPER-MARE £ 9 2 FULL BOARD


JULY 17th/24th FOR FURTHER DETAILS


52 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE. Tel. 22977 COACHES FOR ALL OCCASIONS


DINNER £6.95 inclusive


Smoked Salmon Prawn Cocktail. PateMaison. Fresh Grapefruit


Prawn Mornay Savoury Pancake


• Fruit Juice Soup of the Day


Rump Steak with Mushrooms and Tomatoes Steak Diane


Chefs Roast of the Day Chicken Breast Supreme


Chefs Steak, lddney and Mushroom Pie Grilled Gammon and Eggs Scampi Provencale Sole Mornay


Trout Swan and Royal


All served with Chefs Vegetables of the Day


Choice of the Sweets Trolley


Apple Pancake and Fresh Cream Choice of the Cheese Board


Coffee and Mints Served 7 p.m. to 9-30 p.m. % DINNER ^


Swan and Royal'Hotel. Tel. 23130


FEBRUARY 12th, 1982 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


B u o y a n t t r a d e


TRADE remains buoyant at riitheroe Auction Mart, where S e r f was little change m


prices for all stock at Mondays fatstock sale.


Forward were 94 fat catti| ...eluding 29 fat cows, 39 ewes,


•


and 470 hogs. ■ • ■ , , , Light steers'made to IMP


s w e w s s f t & g Uncertified steers made to


(197?3p),’ standard to 226p (200.7p) and medium to 22Up (214.8p). Half-bred ewes made to £33 (£31.10) and horned


ewes to £29 (£19.20). ACCRINGTON’S


ANTIQUE AND COLLECTORS FLEA MARKET


in the Town Hall ' ' Accrington


Saturday, January 30th . 9-30 a.m. — 5 p.m.


Absolutely everything for the collector


Adults 25p, Child/OAP 10p Stall Inquiries. Tel. Bolton 491763


’ ’u g h t ’K s made to d-'aLap


-Worked as quarryman


30 years


A QUARRYMAN at Bold Venture for 30 years, Mr Billy Mason, of Alma Place, Clitheroe, has died in hospital at the age of 82.


17 years, prized highly a gold watch which marked his long service with the company. He fought in the first


Mr Mason, retired for ■


world war and was a member of the Royal British Legion and of the Ribble Valley Lodge, RAOB, for many years. At one period he and


his wife Priscilla had a f ru iterer ’s business in Bawdlands. In addition to his wife,


Mr Mason leaves a son and daughter. The funeral service will


be held this morning at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, with which the family is associated. Interment will take place at Clitheroe Cemetery.


BOWLAND COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL P.T.A.


RE-ARRANGED WHIST, DOMINO and


BEETLE DRIVE IN THE SCHOOL HALL


at 7-30 p.m. FRIDAY, FEB. 5th Tickets 65p Adult^Op Children


Obtainable from School or from Committee Members (PREVIOUS TICKETS STILL VALID)


REFRESHMENTS — COMPETITION PLEASE NOTE — A date for your di ryiary


Sat., March 27th SPRING FAYRE 2 p.m. at the School


To be opened by MR R. WILLIAMSON 1 J f e n t e ( g a t e Are proud to present the return of THE FIVEPENNY PIECE IN CONCERT


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd AND WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24th


Tickets £13.50 Fully Inclusive


- (£6.75 on purchase of ticket, £6.75 due on the evening)


PRICE TO INCLUDE 5-COURSE DINNER AND DANCING r


FOR FURTHER DETAILS AND . RESERVATIONS, PLEASE RHONE NELSON:'v.


DINNER SERVED 7 p.m.— 9 p.m. 6 8 1 0 1


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