2 Ctitheroe Advertiser and Tunes, September 1st, 1983 W t s a f s


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 {Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Clamfiedt W h a f t o n . . . W h a t t o n . . . W h a t * o n . . . W m i , i o n . . . W m U m TRINITY YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE COME AND ENJOY A GREAT DAY OUT AT THE SATURDAY iC-1... -) ( BBC-2 ~) ( Granada ,)


S-55 HIK1AK KENNEDY m “Westward Ho Hum.*’


945T ilE GET SET PIC- TUitE sHO\v. Mark Curry with film favourites and pop-in jjuest.


10-12 WEATHER.


10*15 GRANDSTAND, includ­ ing 12-15 News. Cricket (10-25, 1-30, 2-25, 3-25, 3- 55) from Lord’s. The Nat- West Bank Trophy Final, Kent v Somerset; Football Focus (12-50): Rallying (1-


15) The Rally of the 1,000 Lakes from Finland; Racing from Haydock Park: 2-15 The Fleetwood Nursery Handicap, 3-15 The Morecambc Hand­ icap, 3-45 The Vernons Sprint Cup; International Athletics (2-25) Highlights from Koblenz and Rome; *1-35 Final Score.


5- ZAUD (new series). 6- 00 NEWS: Weatherman.


(>-10 SP O R T /U E G I ON AL NEWS.


(M5THE L A T E , LA TE BREAKFAST SHOW


(new series) with Noel Edmonds.


7- 00 BLANKETY BLANK


(new s e r ie s ) . T e r ry Wogan hosts the comedy quiz frame everyone can play at home.


7*35 JULIET BRAVO (new series) starring Anna Car­ teret as Insp. Kate Long- ton (1) "Teamwork" — It’s Kate Longton’s first day as Inspector in charge of Hartley Section.


8- 25 THREE OF A KIND (new s e r ie s ) . Lenny Henry, Tracey Uilman and David Copperfield are .joined by Bonnie Tyler.


8- 9- Weatherman.


(new series) starring Stephanie Zimbalist and Pierce Brosnan in a pri­ vate eye series with a female lead.


10-


Jimmy Hill with high­ lights from two First Di­ vision games, news and a pools check.


10-50 S A TU R D A Y LA TE FILM: “ RETURN OF SABATA.”


12-35 WEATHER.


f i l l i l l l i l 2-


BUSTER KEATON.


•1*35W ELL B E IN G : The Medicine Chest.


5- 6-


repeat. 7- 15 THE GOLDEN AGE OF


3-10 SATURDAY CINEMA: “ SING AS WE GO."


1-


Bank Trophy Final., Kent v Somerset at Lord s.


7-25 GARDENERS ROYAL. 7-


Weather. 8-


9*25 LARRY THE LAMB. 9*35 FALCON ISLAND.


25 CRICKET: The NatWest


*1-00 GAY RIP-OFF . . . from the aw a r d -w in n in g documentary series Cir­ cuit Eleven Miami. Bruce Rowe, a homosexual in­ volved in bizarre events, finds it’s a bad time to put his case before a jury of Miami citizens.


9- 45 H O R R O R T R IP L E BILL: I Three Universal


classics of the '30s — “The Black Cat,” starring


10- Boris Karloff. 10 THE DUKES OF HAZ-


11- 25 NEWS ON 2: Weather. 11-30 H O R R O R T R IP L E BILL: 2 Murder in the


Rue Morgue, starring Bela Lugosi; Sidney Fox. (12-30 — 1-35): 3 The; Rave, starring Boris Kara loff, Bela Lugosi.


the Nat-West Bank Trophy Final.


vitation Pairs Crown Green Bowling Tourna­ ment, The Final, from Blackpool.


55 NEWS AND SI’ ORT: 10 TOP CROWN. BBC 2 In­


10-00 VICKY THE VIKING. 10*30 TH E S A TU R D A Y SHOW. With Isla St C-Iair.


12-15 WORLD OF SPORT. In- t r o d u c e d by D ick ie


Davies. 12*20 Cycling — The World Champion­ ships. the Women’s Road Race; 12-45 ITN News; 12-50 On the Ball; 1*20 Racing from Kempton: 1- 40 Cycling The World C h a m p i o n s h i p s ; 1-55 Racing from Kempton; 2- 10 Boxing — Keith Wal­ lace (Great Britain) y Juan Diaz (Mexico); 2-25 Racing; 2-45 Golf — The P an a son ic European Open; 3-00 Racing; 3-15 Go lf ; 3-45 Half-time Soccer News and Reports; 4-00 Golf; 4-45 Results.


50 CRICKET: Highlights of


5-05 ITN NEWS. 5-


6-


a deadly missile, Los* Angeles is threatened with destruction.


-


at Chaiburn Road in the Thvvaltes Ribblesdale League


CmQKET TM5S WEEKEND


SATURDAY, SEPT. 3rd


CLSTHEROE 1st Xi v


RiBBLESDALE W YIHIIS SATURDAY


SEPTEMBER! 3rd, from 1 p.m. to be opened by the Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Ted Boden


CHILDREN’S S P O R T S


ALL AGES — Entries on the field


1 mile and V2 mile races.


Trophies for juniors (under 16s) and seniors on


perimeter path ol Castle Field. Entries on the day.


15 CHIPS. After the theft of FIVE-A-SIDE 15 DAVID FROST PRE­


SENTS THE GUINNESS BOOK OF RECORDS. Spectacular show set the South Pacific where the land divers of Van­ uatu strive to surpass their previous death-ilefy in g feats.


PREVIEW.


05 BROOKSIDE. Omnibus 00 VIDEO VIDEO. New


weekly magazine prog­ ramme presented by Adam Faith.


6*30NEWS HEADLINES AND WEATHER fol­ lowed by A Working Faith.


7- 55 NEWS AND Sl’ OIlT:


7-20 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND (SPECIAL EDITION). A re-working of the film from d irector Steven Spielburg.


945 ITN NEW S AND SPORT.


Last programme in the


current series, hosted by Trevor Peacock.


10 REMINGTON STEELE 0(1 MATCH OF THE DAY.


7*30 MILES TO GO. An ad- venture documentary tracing the experiences of eight previously unskilled women, aged from 27 to 72, who spend a fortnight exploring the Smoky Mountains in North Carolina and the Chattoo­ ga River in Georgia.


00 TAKE THE STAGE.


10-00 TALES OF THE UNEX­ PECTED. Slade is the perfect gentleman, about to commit the perfect crime. But his cleverly laid plans take an unex­ pected turn at the vital


moment.


10-30 THE WHO — FINAL CONCERT. Join in the


unique atmosphere as The Who, jo in ed by Tim Gorman on keyboards, hammer out the son^s that have become rock n* roll classics.


9-00 THE CHARTERHOUSE OF PARMA. Fourth episode of this adaptation of Stendhal’s novel, the Prince of Parma.


10*10 CALEB WILLIAMS .


11*10 ACE IN T1IE" HOLE (1951), starring Kirk Douglas


1*10 CLOSE. SUNDAY BBC-1 ~~) ( BBC-2 ) 0-


10- 11-


12- no C A M B E R W I C K


9-15 KNOCK KNOCK. 9-


REVOLUTION? GREEN.


31) THIS IS THE DAY. 00 ASIAN MAGAZINE.


1- 25 BETTER THAN NEW. 1-50 NEWS HEADLINES. 1-55 FILM OF THE WEEK: “THE WICKED LADY”


(black and white).


3-35 O L IV IA NEWTON* JOHN: “ Physical” — Olivia’s visual interpreta­ tion of some of her hit


songs. I-


JONES. Western adven­ ture series starring Pete Duel and Ben Murphy in “The Men That Corrupted


Hadleyburg.”


5-10 MICKEY AND DONALD presents Sport Goofy.


5-


INSPECTOR. Concluding the three-part production of Gogol’s play with Fred­ die Jones and Robin


Nedwell. 6- 05 NEWS: Weatherman.


0-15 RESURRECTION. Shir­ ley Nolan’s fight to save her son, who suffered from a bone marrow defi­ ciency.


fi-35 SONGS OF PRAISE from Scarborough.


7-


P R IS O N E R OF ZENDA” (1979) starring Peter Sellers with Lynne P’rederick. Lionel Jeffries.


9-00 THE GOOD OLD DAYS (new series). Leonard Sachs introduces Old


Time Music Hall from the City Varieties, Leeds.


S ta r s in c lu d e L e s


Dawson, Bernie Clifton, Lorna Dallas and Peter Skellern.


9- 10-


THE PROMS. Mendels­ sohn’s ‘‘Italian” Symphony and Britten’s “Les Illumi­ nations.”


11*05 P H IL S IL V E R S as Sergeant Bilko. .


II- 11-


“Unlocking the Secrets of Vega.”


50 WEATHER.


Planning cruise


WITH summer nearly over, Whalley resident Mrs Marion Thornber al­ ready has her mind on next year. For during recent


years, Mrs Thornber has organised cruises for Ribble Valley holidaymak­ ers and is planning one for next year, setting off on June 1st. The 14 night voyage on


the SS Canberra will take in Gibraltar, Barcelona,


Cannes, Elba, Naples and Palma. Anyone interested in


going should contact Mrs Thornber (Whalley 2643).


8- 55 NEWS: Weatherman. 10 SUNDAY NIGHT AT


2- 3-


The Language of Birds. IRELAND FINAL.


15 SUNDAY FILM: “ THE 5- 6- 7-


25 YTS — A TRAINING 55 FARMING.


6- 7-


1-55 SU N D A Y G R A N D ­ STAND: Cricket (2-00) The John Player League; Motor Cycling (2-40) The San Marino 500 c.c. Grand Prix; Speedway (4-15) The World Individual Final from N o rd en , West Germany.


subtitles.


SKY. Last of Julian Pet- tifer’s series about the impact of air travel on ourselves and the world we live in — “Flying into the Future.”


25 ALIAS SMITH AND 9-


8*05 NEWS ON 2: Weather. 8- 10 F R AN K L L O Y D WRIGHT.


945 GRAND P R IX S P E ­ CIAL. World Speedway Championship and San Marino 500 c.c. Grand Prix.


in present series). 35THE GOVERNMENT 10-


9-25 M IN AT U RE CHESS MASTERPIECES.


9- 10-


30 THE MUSIC OF MAN. 00 MORNING WORSHIP.


From the Church of St Paul, Langlebury, Hert­ fordshire.


11- 00 P L A Y B E T T E R SQUASH.


50 NEWS REVIEW with 12-


15 DIAMONDS IN THE 1-


11-25 AAP KAA HAK. 11-


30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT. 00 BREADLINE BRITAIN. 00V O Y A G E TO THE


BOTTOM OF THE SEA. Faceless aliens invade


Earth and try to take o v e r an u n d e rw a te r


atomic base. 2-


15 CALL MY BLUFF (last 2-


3-


SHOW. Film (black and white).


00 LIVING PROOF. Second


o f three films about people with unusual lifes tvlcs “The Tinker’s Tale.”


Brian Moore.


European Open Champ­ ionship.


10 THE LAST PICTURE 5-


6-


30 Th e BIG MATCH with 15 GOLF. The Panasonic


5-00 SALE OF THE CEN­


T U R Y . W ith h o s t Nicholas Parsons.


30 BIRDS OF BRITAIN. 00 HURLING — THE ALL


7-


5-00 NEWS HEADLINES AND WEATHER fol­


lowed by The Bottom Line.


newsmaker meets a panel o f top journalists,


AM E R IC AN FO O T ­ BALL PREVIEW.


BRITISH LYRICISTS


640 MARY O’HARA AND FRIENDS. Mary O’Hara and friends offer a prog­ ramme of light-hearted music for Sunday.


35 FACE THE PRESS. A 15 B A SK E TB A L L AND


DOWN. Film starring ICrk Douglas and Martin Sheen. A nuclear aircraft carrier, on duty in the Pacific, experiences an enormous storm which then subsides leaving them transported back to the day before Pearl Har­ bour was attacked.


15 SONG BY SONG BY 9-


(rpt) Ned Sherrin intro­ duces the lyrics of British songwriters,


hosts this panel game, with guest celebrities L yn d a B e l l i n g h am, Angela Douglas, Richard O’Sullivan, Hugh Paddick, W i l l ie , R usn ton and Andrew Sachs.


30 THE SKY AT NIGHT: 10-


9- 20 ONE SUMMER. Final episode of this drama auout two deprived Liver­ pool lads.


CANARY (1939) Horror comedy with Bob Hope


A MEMBER o f the amateur theatre scene in Clitheroe, Mr Keith Whiteside, has done well in a drama summer school organised by the Univer­ sity of Bath. Mr Whiteside (43), of


Tops at drama school


940 THE WINDS OF WAR PREVIEW.


in the present series of comedy drama looking at


15 BABBLE. Peter Purves 10-


ordinary English family life over two generations.


945 ITN NEWS. 845 A FINE ROMANCE (rpt)


at the Hydro.” Colonel Hunt and Deirdre Mackay are drawn together at country’s health farm by a mutual and friendly con-


spiracy against their rich and mainly eccentric fellow guests.


20 THE CAT AND THE


11-00 THE FLYING PICK­ ETS. In their first televi­ sion special.


1145 SIMON AND SIMON. “Earth to Stacey.”


H o u s e p la n a p p r o v e d


PLANS to erect a dwel­ ling and septic tank on land to the west of Ro e f i e ld Co t tage Clitheroe, have been ap­


proved. The design of the dwel­


The Mount, Eastham Street, Clitheroe, won the best supporting role award in a production at the end of the course. Last y ear Mr


• course at Whalley, Abbey. T ' •


Whiteside, a former teacher, who has ap peared with Clitheroe Parish Players, was voted best actor in a similar


ling will be a compromise between the traditional Roefield Cottage and the suburban estate to the


rear, the Ribble Valley Council’s Development


Sub-Committee was told. A new car access will


be provided to servo both the new dwelling and Roefield Cottage, and number of small trees will have to be removed to permit building. 1


Prints of most


photographs in this issue are available to order


8 x 6 £ 1 . 0 0


30 THE LOVE BOAT. 30 ITN NEWS.


* ★ * * * * ★ * * ir * * * * * -k * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


BAS $ IN T H E


RS 15 THE FINAL COUNT­ R BE VLE 4- IBL ALY


I L O N G R I B G E J j


B A N D WILL PERFORM AT


15 NOW AND THEN. Last% ST MARY’S SCHOOL, *


* SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th * >j.


SABDEN at 2 p.m.


00 ALL FOR LOVE. “Down * 4- (WEATHER PERMITTING)


^ *


Ribble Valley Borough Council— Serving Ihe + Community


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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1983


from 10 a.m. to noon „


at historic BROWSHOLME HALL (by kind permission of Mr and'Mrs E. C. Parker)


COFFEE 'MORNING Stalls (home-made produce and other items);


ground floor rooms open, refreshments: Admission 75p


Free transport from Railway Road, Clitheroe and the Square, Waddinglon from 10 a.m.


Organised by tlic Friends of 31 Helen's Church, Waddington . Whalley and District Horticultural Society


in THE METHODIST HALL, WHALLEY, i SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd


• FLOWER and VEGETABLE SHOW


TO BE OPENED BY MR DAVID WADDINGTON QC, MP AND HIS WIFE


. OPEN at 2-30 p.m.


REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE A D M IS S IO N 15p


* * * CL1TH ETO E


W H I T E C L O U © FtJ S O C IE T Y


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th in the


WILL BE OPENING ON


ST JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, CHURCH BROW 7-30 — 9-30 p.m.


Old and new members will be welcome to learn Chinese boxing and self defence


under two Black Belt Second Dan instructors


CHRIS HOLDEN JOHN WINGARD


, MARK HAMILL ".'HARRISON FORD • CARRIE FISHER BILLY DEE WILLIAMS • ANTHONY DANIELS-.


....RICHARD mX rQUAn71-'..H0WARD KAZANJIAN ...GEORGE LUCAS .-...-.LAWRENCE KASDAN „ GEORGE LUCAS ---------GEORGE LUCAS


-.-JOHNWILLIAMS rtfll nomma«>T !«*.»-.-*«!rw.q f c


HORTICULTURAL SH


Rimington and District O


51 Classes W


Wine and Confectionery on


SATURDAY


SEPTEMBER 3rd in the


FESTIVAL HALL GISBURN


Rev. Canon S. A. SELBY Doors open 2-15 p.m. Refreshments, Auction, Draw


to be opened by


Bo!ton-by-Bowland Village Hall


F L E A


'MARKET Sunday, September 4th


10-30 a.m. — 4-30 p.m..


Admission 15p Refreshments available Proceeds to the Church


. _ Restoration Fund Inquiries: Tel. Helllfleld 369 DOG and PARTRIDGE


Wellgate, Clitheroe LIVE BAND


THURSDAY and SATURDAY


. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd 10 p.m. till 1 a.m.


ADMISSION £1


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th


WADDINGTON VILLAGE CLUB


MOTOR SPORTS FILM SHOW


WEDNESDAY


SEPTEMBER 7th at 8 p.m.


# CALDERSTONES REVIEW AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY present ^


r’FlDTA IM IlD QQ 1 f i r s t r e h e a r s a l , of l U u 1 M n V I OO % JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING £


in the HOSPITAL THEATRE, J WHALLEY, NIGHTLY 7-30 %


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER * 1st, 2nd, 3rd


Adults £1.35 — Children £1 1


THURSDAY, FRIDAY, * *


TECHNICOLOR DREAM COAT


(Performance dates December 7th— 10th.


HOSPITAL THEATRE, at 7-30 .


Monday; Se p t em b e r 5 th, OPENTOALL


M E M B E R S DRAW £29


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th WHEELER T R ia (VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL) Members and Bona Fide Guests welcome - - • The Dog


Ribble Va Su


day, September 1st, at For a short season


7-15


1145 THE NIGHT NURSE. Film starring Davina Whitehouse and Kay Taylor. When Prue Simp­ son answers an advertise­ ment for the position of night nurse to an ageing opera star, she finds her­ self entering a sinister mansion. And little does she know what is ahead of


her.


FOOTBALL . F I N A L S ALL AGES


15 W IN D S OF WAR AIR B&m


CHARITY STALLS


(Pitches still available)


PONY RIPES a«tfatcasg3S?cfggg


D. LORD & SON Shoe Specialists


5 Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 22488.


DISCOUNT MOTOR SPARES and ACCESSORIES


Everything for the DIY Motorist


CLITHEROE ftlOTOS SPARES 58 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE.


Open Sundays 10a.m. — 1 p.m. 3


CUTHEROE ART SUPPLIES 2 York Street, Clitheroe.


Tel. 22285


Art and Technical Drawing Equipment


LOW MOOR GARAGE, EDISFORD ROAD, CLITHEROE. Tel. 26021


BRIAN D00TS0N LTD 1-


TIMETABLES OF EVENTS (approximately)


2-


1.30 Five-a-Side Final (8-10 years) Kiddies Games Fancy Dress Competition Vz Mile Race


of the Ribble Valley


2-15 Pony and Trap Rides 2-


1 Mile Race Tug-of-War


00 Five-a-Side Final (11-13 years)


3- 00 Five-a-Side Final (ladies) Odd Pets Competition Judo Display by Trinity Judo Club


3-30 Five-a-Side Final (mens) 30 Five-a-Side Final (14-17 years)


JUNIOR « N E T B A L L


I


4-I-00 Egg Throwing Competition -00 Grand C!ean-Up Competition and Close


from the Castle Field, approximately 7 miles, finish­ ing in time for the official opening. Also during the afternoon there will be from 1 p.m. the following attractions:


From 12 noon there will be a Mini Marathon starting iSSSGO — NETBALL — COMPETITIONS


Entries for the Fancy Dress and Odd Pets, Tug-of- War, 1 Mile, V2 Mile Competitions will be taken at the Information Centre from 1-15 p.m.


ADMISSION r a i E


Surrounding


advertisers have kindly sponsored this announcement


J O H N B A R R Y Photography


PRESS, WEDDING and PORTRAITS


31 Royshaw Avenue,


BLACKBURN, Lancashire Tel. Blackburn 672933


CASTLE SPORTS 10/12 Castle Street, Clitheroe. Tel. 22608.


For all sportswear and sporting


equipment, luggage and ieatherwear


For all your tiling needs


Wellgate and King Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 27127


CERAMICS ITALIA LTD


CERAMIC WALL AND FLOOR TILES , j


T U G - © ! WAR


CUTHEROE


ADVERTISER and TSMES


King Street, Clitheroe. Tel. 22323 Advertising


Tel. 22324 Editorial


coach house CRAFTS


(Mary Daniels)


28 DUCK STREET, CLITHEROE. Tel. 25498._______


THE BOROUGH PRINTING CO. LTD


(or ALL your PRINTING REQUIREMENTS


Back York Street, Clitheroe. Tel. 22549.


THE FROZEN FOOD CENTRE


For more than Just your frozen food buy your ciwosB, delicatessens and cooked meats—where the quality and price are right.


Open 6 days per week, late night Tnurs.. ondFrl.


REFRESHMENTS TR IN ITY


TRAX P 1SC© For further


information Tel. Ciitheroe 27886


NBARKER’S


Whalley Road, Clitheroe. | | Tel. 23521


CASTLE RECORDS AND TAPES


library, tree mi night only.


30 Castle Street, Clitheroo. Tel. 24550.


RIDDLE VALLEY S LEADING


SUPPLIER TO PROFESSIONALS AND DIY DECORATORS


1/5 WESLEYAN ROW, CLITHEROE. Tel. 22446


F. A. ALLEN 5 Sons Lid


A LIBRARY OF PATTERN BOOKS AND PAINT FOR ALL JOBS


Suzuki Sales and Service, MoT. Testing


52 and 54 WHALLEY ROAD, ( CLITHEROE. Tel. 25093


RIBOLE VALLEY MOTOR CYCLES CHATI3URN FOOTBALL CLUB


Sponsored by National and Provincial Building Society


CHATBURN


WHALLEY ARMS CELTIC


SEPTEMBER 3rd Kick-off 2-15 p.m.


SATURDAY


EAST LANCS FOOTBALL LEAGUE


REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE


El'Jaicii Ball sponsored BROWN CQYf, CHATBURN


THE


SANDPIPER WHALLEY PRESENTS


ROCKERFELLA’B DISCO


EVERY FRIDAY 9 p.m. — 2 a.m.


Featuring T O P DJ


Admission £1.25 before 10-30 p.m. £1.75 after 10-30 p.m.


Price includes BUFFET SUPPER FREE DRAW GWEN AWAY


BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR CHRISTMAS


DECEMBER 7th, Sth and 10th


MIKE TERRY £8.75


DECEMBER 13th, 14th, 15th and 17th


FRESH AIRE £8.75


DECEMBER 19th, 20th, 21st and 22nd


GREENGAGE £8.90


DECEMBER 31st •


- CARNIVAL NIGHT £16


THE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE A FULL t SCANDINAVIAN CARVED BUFFET


Room also available for21st Birthdays, Weddings, etc. For Details


Tel. Whalley 2370


LANCASI SAVER


“H0E- wit


HOU RAP


in Bolton-


Admission: £ Ch


Viilage Ha Septemb 7-30 p.m


(Suppe “ - ■ 4


Cheapest prices In town on top LPs Ujj and cassettes.


ft)


See our computer games. Video film 6i| ' ‘omontbershlo. C1 oer t/.*


urseries and Garden ™ Centre


|| j |


COMPETITION B (2 teams)


6 F A N C Y MESS Prizes for under 7's and 00 OFFICIAL OPENING by His Worship the Mayor


under 11’s. Entries on the field.


j r o © D I S P L A Y


By members of Trinity YPCCJudo Club


SOATC CER SAB Gq


North West County League Division 3


HWRIDE CLITHEROE


A T H E R T O N COLLERIES SEPTEMBER 3rd


SATURDAY


Kick-off 3-00 p.m. Admission 70p


Children and OAP 30p Refreshments available


Members* Licensed Club House Match sponsored by


|B. DUGDALE & Sons Ltd Corn Millers


Bel lmon Mill, Sa lth i l l, Cliihcroo


MONDAYSEPTEMBER 5th East Lancs FL


CUTHEROE RESERVES w h I


i S '? . Kick-off 6-30 p.m. Adm. 30p ANDERERS


(Ball sponsor Pondle Carpets) SUNDAY, SEPT. 4th


P ro fe s s io n a ls and Guest C e le b r it ie s


Bob Howarth Testimonial Ribb le sd a le League


HA VE FUN DOWN ON THE FARM!


at our


C O U N T R Y O P EM B A Y and


LANCASHIRE YOUNG FARMERS’


ANNUAL RALLY on


SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,


SEPTEMBER 3rd and 4th, 1983 11 a.m. — 6 p.m. (Entry closed at 4 p.m.) at the


LANCASHIRE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE


Myerscough Hall, Bilsborrow, Preston (4 miles North of Preston on A6, near Bilsborrow)


SEE THE FARM, the animals, the machinery, the crops, how it all works, afternoon milking


SEE THE GROUNDS, extensive collection of amenity glasshouse plants, arboriculture and chain saw information centre, trials and comprehensive sports facilities.


WATCH Demonstrations of handicrafts, poultry trussing,


glass engraving, cookery, artwork, basketry, egg decorating, china painting, corn dollies, model farm vehicles


WATCH


BUY Homegrown potatoes, fruit and vegetables, REFRESHMENTS ALSO ON SALE ’


ALSO DISPLAYS by Lancashire Farm Safety Committee, Lancashire Farming and Wildlife


„ , . Advisory Group, Agricultural Training Board


and Lancashire Federation of Women’s Institutes.


Have a picnic in the recreation area


BRING THE FAMILY AND HAVE A GREAT DAY OUT!


Admission: £1 per car £ 5 per coach


REMEMBER TO WEAR SUITABLE CLOTHING (SORRY NO DOGS OR PETS)


Organised In con|unctlon with tha Lancashire Federation of Young Farmers* Clubs


D A


CLITHE Princip


Adjudica


Staff: GER. TERE


CLASSES FOR CF GI


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH


YOUTH TAKES A BOW


Saturday, Seplember 1CtSi, at 3 p.m.


A SPECIAL CNEROC T BIVENBY


SfiLLY COATES KAREN OLIVER


j JANET TATES with JUDITH RAVJLIliSON CHARLES MYERS


Soprano Organ Organ Organ


Organ


(Assistant Organist, Clitheroo Parish Church)


(Organist, Ctitheroe Parish Church)


Admission programmes at the door £1


^ Organ


AH p ro cee ds from th is co nce rt w i l l be g iven to th e O rganists’ B enevolent Loaguo


" k f c " k i t ^ in ; * CLITHEB©! {


J S O C IA L C L U B t ■<& For the BEST in Entertainment SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd


U E M Y BEAT prop duo) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th (BY REQUEST) ^ j y


* PEYEH FORD * ^


^ P 'K


WEEKLY DOUBLE — 21 — 20 WEEKLY TREBLE — 5 — 16 — 6 200 CLUB — 173


(Members and Bona Fide Guests) FRIEN GA TO BE O


SATU R l


VARIOUS PR


ENTER BLUEB1R Afternoon T


The new, amateur a


(Taught bv studying A summer)


* 100% su Major E


* Winners Burnley


* Pupils a- (Zoey H


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