2 Clitheroe Advertiser mid Times, September 8th, 1983 W 8- 9- 11- Amar. 12- 12 WEATHERMAN 12-15 GRANDSTAND, includ­ 5-


ing 12-45 News; Football Focus (12-20); Interna­ tional Surfing (12-50); Tennis (1-10) The US Open Tennis Champion­ ships, from Flushing Meadow; Racing from Goodwood (1-35, 2-10, 2- 40); Eventing (1-55, 3-15, 3-55) The Burghley Remy Martin Horse Trials; Ath­ letics (2-55, 3-55) Final of the GRE Gold and Jubilee Cups, Cwmbran; 4-35 Final Score.


ZARD. Vance plans to help a young couple che­ ated by Boss Hogg.


6- 00 NEWS, WEATHERMAN 6-


7- 7- 8-


8- 9-


7- 15 THE NOEL EDMONDS


LATE LATE BREAK­ FAST SHOW


Terry Wogan hosts the comedy quiz game every­ one can play at home.


00 BLANKETY BLANK.. 8-


ring Anna Carteret as Insp . Kate Longton “Teacher’s Pet".


Starring Lenny Henry, Tracey Ullman, David Copperfield.


Weatherman. 35 JULIET BRAVO. Star­ 25 THREE OF A KIND. 9-


55 NEWS AND SPORT; 10 REMINGTON STEELE.


Stephanie Zimbalist plays the gorgeous* private eye, Pierce Brosnan the man who takes all the credit.


10-


10-50 S A TU R D A Y LA TE F ILM : THE LONG GOODBYE (1973). Star­ ring Elliott Gould, Nina Van Pallandt.


12-40 WEATHER


I l l i i l l i j i l 1-


9-25 BETWEEN THE TIDES


10- 05 VICKY THE VIKING. Vicky rescues the Vikings by building kites with animal pelts.


9- 40 FA L C O N IS L A N D . Further adventures with three children in an Au­ stralian fishing com­ munity.


10-30 TH E S A TU R D A Y SHOW. With Isla St Clair.


2- WIDOWS


Action highlights from two First Division games.


eekend ( BBC-1 J Wifie s Away .


TURE SHOW. Pop-in guest is Glenn Gregory of Heaven 17.


FILM: CAPTAIN SCAR­ LETT (1953). Starring Richard Greene, Leonora


55 LEON ERROL in “When 15 THE GET SET PIC­


00 SATURDAY MORNING rous


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


Whatt on... What's on... What'* on... Whatt on... What's on... What* on The


SATURDAY 12-15 WORLD OF SPORT. In-


t r o d u c e d b y D ick ie Davies; 12-20 Motor Cycl­ ing — The Wrangler Rd 350 Pro-Am World Cup from Donington; 12-30 Cy­ c l in g — The World Champions; 12-45 ITN News; 12-50 On The Ball; 1-20 The ITV Four —. from Doncaster; 1-40 Motor Cycling; 1-55 The ITV Four; 2-10 Speedway — The World Individual Championships Final; 2-25 The ITV Four; 2-40 Speedway; 2-50 The ITV Four; 3-15 Motor Cy *' 3-45 Half-time Soccer Round-up; 4-00 Boxing — from Caesars Palace Las Vegas; 4-45 Results.


5-00 ITN NEWS 5-05 THE KRANKIES CLUB. Join tiny Scots terror Wee Jimmy and his friend Ian — The Krankies — for their new six-week family fun and laughter show.


5- 10 THE DUKES OF HAZ- 6-


when he discovers Marcia is a compulsive liar.


Real people being them­ selves are the stars of this country-wide look on the Great British at play.


Bennett is back with a new 16-week series of the fast-moving quiz game featuring 10 celebrities.


6-00 VIDEO VIDEO. Adam Faith hosts the second ed­ ition of this new weekly magazine with news and reviews from the rapidly expanding world of video.


6- 7- 7- 30 NEWS HEADLINES fol­


lowed by ANIMATION AT CAM­ BRIDGE


Stewart Lamont this week looks at ceremony and liturgy.


00 A WORKING FAITH. 30 MY WORLD AND WEL-


COME TO IT . US comedy series based on the cartoons and writings of James Thurber, com­ bining film and animation.


8- 9- 10- 00 BEAUTIFUL, BABY,


BEAUTIFUL! American film about the world of the super model.


00 THE CHARTERHOUSE


OF PARMA. Penultimate episode of this adaptation of Stendhal’s novel.


35 CHIPS. Jon is angry 30 GAME FOR A LAUGH.


11- 05 TH E IN V IS IB L E WOMAN (1941). Comedy starring John Barrymore


30 PUNCHLINES. Lennie 3-


Jonathan races to save Jennifer’s life when an acting job unites her with a bizarre actor-turned- killer who is plotting her death.


00 H A R T TO H A R T . 4-


D O U B L E B IL L : “ PARIS HONEYMOON” (1939) (bw).


35 “ WE’RE NOT DRES­ 00 ITN NEWS AND SPORT 00 MATCH OF THE DAY. 12- CERT.


9-15 THE ADULT MOVIE. “Escape from Alcatraz” starring Clint Eastwood and Patrick McGoohan. Frank Morris enters the maximum security prison at Alcatraz. Having al­ ready escaped from sever­ al prisons, Morris is warned by the warden: no one has ever escaped from Alcatraz.


11- 20 H AW A I I F IV E -O . “Young Assassins” .


5- 50 EVENTING. The Remy Martin European Young Riders Championship from the Burghley course.


SING” (1934) (bw). Also starring Carole Lombard.


Fourth episode of Robin Chapman's adaptation of William Godwin’s novel.


05 CALEB W ILLIAM S . THE SANDPIPER


WHALLEY PRESENTS


ROCKERFELLA’S DISCO


00 B IN G C R O S B Y


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 GIVEN AWAY


BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR CHRISTMAS


DECEMBER 7th, 8th and 10th


6- 10 THE SKY AT NIGHT. “Unlocking the Secrets of Vega’’.


7-25 NEWS AND SPORT; Weather.


15 ELO LIVE IN CON­


7-40 B R O O K L Y N TO BLENHEIM. Bany Man- ilow provides a brief pre­ view of his open air con­ cert held recently at Blenheim Palace (first part shown tomorrow night).


MIKE TERRY £8.75


7- 00 GRAND SLAM (new series). A new series of bridge programmes.


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


FRESH AIRE £8.75


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


GREENGAGE £8.90


DECEMBER 31st


CARNIVAL NIGHT £16


745 THE US OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. The Ladies’ Singles Final. Coverage of today’s match at Flushing Meadow, New York.


55 ARE YOU LISTENING: 20 IN OLD CH IG AG O


4-10 THE BOAT (1921). Clas­ sic Buster Keaton two- reeler.


4- 5-


Woman’s Lot. week’s omnibus repeat. SUNDAY 5-10 NEWS HEADLINES, I ' 9- ' ■ ■ * 9-00 TRUMPTON


9-15 KNOCK KNOCK. Stories from God’s wide world


10- 00 ASIAN MAGAZINE I2.ce FARMING


Worship linking you with other viewers


' 1T1 11mi


followed by The Bottom Line. Andrew Neil re- ports on the state of one


£ritmn’s key industries of fcl?e future — telecom-


30 THIS IS THE DAY. 5-45 FACE THE I RESb. A newsmaker in the public


S S r p A


journalists in this live dis- cussion senes


homeVating fUrnitUre 31


1-50 NEWS HEADLINES I-


3-45 TOM AND JERRY


b/w), from the novel by HARLEM. Fascinating James Hilton. Starring Ronald C’olman, Jan? Wvatt


LOST HORIZON (1937,


55 FILM OF THE BOOK: 7’15


3-55 THAT’S ACTION. Fea- ture-Iength compilation of


' great moments from the movies paying tribute to


« t0Ugh


6-15 RESURRECTION (last Helen has some good in series), 23-year-old


mother of two, Elaine Dale talks about how she


6- 7- 35 SONGS OF PRAISE, ^*“


from St C u th b e r t ’ s Church, Dunoon


“ DEADLY ENCOUNT- 8-


overcame being born . . . S n m M b o without arms


15 THE SUNDAY FILM:


E R ” (1982), starring HanY Markham. Tonight Larry Hagman, Susa? Ansnarh


Coketown . . . Leonard Sachs introduces 10- 9- 15 NEWS; Weatherman


Timothy West, Edward Jacqueline Tong and the c ir cu s comes to


atarr;ag


2- 2-


05 NEWS; Weatherman


game, and this weeks teams include Chratopher


Biggins, T 7'1.™


5- 40 MICKEY AND DONALD ^ J S v W y m N r F 6-


R u f c n s t e ! WiuL Rush! FINE ROMANCE.


things aren t quite what ^


news for Laura, Mike I"?kes a R™P0?.al- But


tation of Dickens novel, ^ nnvJT


12- 1-


mf.eJs a panel of top


1-25 BETTER THAN NEW. 6-1S AM E IU C AN FO O T - Last in the series about


B£ L L . The season s S f c S f t T t o S


?hiP ,gan)e 'Vhe" Ballas


9-25 MINIATURE CHESS MASTERPIECES


9-30 THE MUSIC OF MAN


traTCileJ to Wa.^mRton B “ K


10-


8-15 BABBLE. Peter Purves hosts thls, '™!*d P“ zzl®


documented tracing Har- 1™® varied and colourful history


F rom St S w i th in ’ s Church, Londonderry.


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


11-25 AAP KAA HAK 11-


Smithies first goes to B o lton , where rural studies are taught at Denes School’s own farm. Then he studies the rural from, from bantam hens to hot-air ballooning, at the Royal Lancashire Show


Last in the series 30 DOWN TO EARTH. Bob


LOW MOOR CLUB THURSDAY and SATURDAY


fo x , Rosalie Crutchley, 3-


Old-Time Music-Hall from M-I5 ALFREDHITCHCOCK the City Varieties, Leeds. Roy Castle tops the bill


00 SUNDAY NIGHT AT


THE PROMS. The last of this year’s recordings


from the Proms — Pin- chas Zukerman plays the


B e e th o v e n V io l in Concerto


10- II-


series). Five programmes exploring being middle- aged in the 1980s


Sergeant Bilko 11- 40 GRAND PRIX. The Ita- 12- 50 TAKING STOCK (new £ : :::x :y | a r a 15PH IL S IL V E R S as


1-55 SUN DA Y G R A N D - Final round of the John


lian Grand Prix Formula Motor Racing: The Italian One World Championship


Pla yer League; 2-30 Grand Prix from Monza;


15 WEATHERMAN 4-30 Eventing: The Bur- j^hlejr Remy Martin Horse


I S i l S i i W


\v .-.V.Y.v .V.vrY.Y.’lYiV,Y.V.’J , 12-00 S D P ’83. Live coverage


of the SDP Conference at Salford


1- 2-


A look behind the scenes at the SDP


return of the programme that lets viewers inside


" s ™ 7.15 B A R R Y


00 CLARET AND CHIPS.


the screen with their 9 00 US OPEN TENNIS brickbats and bouquets


00 RIGHT TO REPLY. A _


2-30 SDP ’83. Further cover- age of the SDP Confer- ence


with AT


BLENHEIM. First of two parts of the recently held open air concert at


shira-hy B a i^ Manilow


8-00 AMERICAN WING AT films on the arts oi


cocki ab?,u t , mP v !n. a violent argument, body but meets a helpful


£.rlf S i!°. < policeman en route . . .


50 T H l GOOD OLD DAYS. «W0 PEOPLE TO PEOPLE , , ? , S S S n r r iT r u rn r i f


PRESENTS. A tale, di- rected by Alfred Hitch-


BOTTOM OF THE SEA. Admiral Nelson and Com­ mander Crane become in­ volved in an experiment — in which they are or­ dered to kill each other


duced by Brian Moore


00 BREADLINE BRITAIN. 00V O Y A G E TO THE


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th 00 LIVING PROOF


30 THE BIG MATCH, intro­ 15 SUNDAY MATINEE.


“Please Sir.” Film based


on the TV series, starrini John Alderton and Derycl Guyler


accidentally lulls his wife *lsP?se ? ,


5- 6-


5-00 SALE OF THE CEN­ TURY. With question- master Nicholas Parsons


30 THE LOVE BOAT 30 ITN NEWS


640 TOPPING ON SUNDAY. Frank Topping returns with the first of six prog­ ramme’s of music, medita­ tion and discussion


7- STAND: 2-00 Cricket: 745 15 BRUCE FORSYTH’ S


PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT. Couples test their knowledge of public opinion and card game skills as they go for major


prizes THE WINDS OF WAR. Part 1: Adolf Hitler meeting with his staff to plan the nightmare that will become World War II


94!> ITN NEWS 10-00 ALL FOR LOVE. This


play follows the childhood memories of a writer who mg a ho Londc


Blenheim Palace, Oxford-


day, by two schoolteachers


11-00 SIMON AND SIMON “Tanks for the Memories’


TOE MET. First of two


CHAMPIONSHIPS. Live coverage of The Men s Singles Final from Flush- liig Meadow, New York


11-55 OPERATION CHAS T I S E : THE DAMS RAID RELIVED. Earlier this year, the surviving Dambusters .met in Lin­ colnshire to mark the 40th anniversary of their epic raid


WADDINGTON. Tel. 25090 Owners Vladimir and Carole Cackovic


We have now changed to our Autumn Menu which includes Game


Prior bookings required for Sunday evening.


Traditional Family Sunday Lunch served 12 noon till 3 p.m.


We specialise in Continental and Traditional English Dishes. Fully Licensed


Come and dine in our unique surroundings situated in this beautiful and picturesque Lancashire village nostling’in the Ribble Valley


)l| I'.Vi!


W H A L L E Y A B B E Y AND


W H A L L E Y CH UR CH P L A Y E R S Present


FOR THE LOVE OF SHAKESPEARE


An evening of Drama, Music, and Fare, in the delightful setting of the Conference House on


TUESDAY * WEDNESDAY * THURSDAY Your Member of Parliament


SELL THOSE UNWANTED ITEMS


IN THIS YOUR LOCAL PAPER B U R N L E Y 22331 DAVID WADDINGTON


will be available to Interview constituents at the CONSERVATIVE OFFICE, RAILWAY VIEW,


CLITHEROE, SAT., SEPT. 10th, from 9-30 to 11 a.m.


it


September 20th, 21st and 22nd, 1983 . at 7-30 p.m.


. TICKETS £3.50 including n BUFFET MEAL available from the Manager


TEL. WHALLEY 2268 ■ . V


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Dinner served from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. every day except Monday


TRINITY YOUTH and


COMMUNITY CENTRE DISCO SATURDAY,


7-30 p.m. to 10-30 p.m. ADMISSION £1.00


★ SPOT PRIZES ★ EVERYONE WELCOME


t VLADIMIR’S


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MEMBERS DRAW £30


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th


STEVE ROGERS Doug on Organ, Bernard on Drums


(GUITAR VOCAL) Members and Bona Fide Guests welcome


GIANT OPEN AIR MARKET


W H A L L E Y THIS SUNDAY,


OVER 200 STALLS


INCLUDING THE FROZEN FOOD SALE ADMISSION FREE


X SEPTEMBER 10th Recently held at Queen Elizabeth Playing Fields


SEPTEMBER lOth 10 a.m. — 5 p.m.


Opposite and 200 yards from Queen Elizabeth Play­ ing Fields, Mltton Road, Whalley


AT A NEW SITE WITH AMPLE FREE . PARKING


MARK HAMILL • HARRISON FORD • CARRIE FISHER vr-nOVWW


BILLY DEE WILLIAMS • ANTHONY DANIE.LS-. - U


AlOOSl FA*01RN


^RICHARD MARQUAND - - .hhHOWARD KAZANJIAN w,..GEORGE LUCAS ____LAWRENCE KASDAN ~ GEORGE LUCAS ...—^.GEORGE LUCAS JOHN WILLIAMS n n io o u n s n a iF I ' p™


TOSSIDE CHILDREN’S SPORTS


JUMBLE in the Tosside


Institute on Saturday, Sept. 17th, 1983 at 2 p.m.


Admission 15p (including refreshments)


* Tombola* Cake Stall, etc.


W W W W W W W W W W W Rimington M


emorial Institute


WHIST and DOMINOES


Sat., Sept. 10th at 7-45 p.m.


and every 2nd Saturday each month throughout the winter


ADMISSION 70p CHILDREN 40p,


V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V From I


Theakston Bc| Helicopter


Craft Market, I Great Balloon! Grand Prize C| Gateway F


ample free c


CHARITY* Rlcf


00 MORNING WORSHIP. ?


j


10- 11-


Weather


“ THE MAN FROM DEL RIO” (1956, b/w), star­ ring Anthony Quinn, Katy


s Jurado


58NEWS HEADLINES; 00 MIDNIGHT MOVIE:


TRINITY YOUTH and COMMUNITY


, CENTRE PRESENTS


at THE CALDERSTONES BALLROOM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, at 8 p.m. FEATURING


A CARIBBEAN C A R N IV A L


THE ESSO STEEL BAND (probably the best steel band In England)


SUPERB CARIBBEAN SUPPER from Authentic Caribbean Recipes


Music from the Islands, with PLANET


" JACKSON DUBSCO and STEVE B from , Radio Lancashire’s SPIN-OFF .


... TICKETS £5 Inc. SUPPER. From CASTLE RECORDS AND TAPES,


ADVERTISER AND TIMES OFFICE BAR till midnight


JS b / f f s


(1938). Disaster movie a b o u t th e f i c t io n a l O’Leary family, whose cow knocks over an oil lamp and brings about the 1871 Chicago tire!


10-00 LADY E LLEN AND LADY LAW. Last of nine programmes from the award-winning program­ me “ C ir cu it E lev en Miami’’.


10-45 NEWS ON 2; Weather. 10-


11-


C H AM P IO N SH IP S . Further news and high­ lights.


35 W E L L B E IN G . A 05 BROOKSIDE (rpt). This


50 THE US OPEN TENNIS 35 THE TWILIGHT ZONE


(new series). Beginning a classic American series of stories of space, time and imagination.


THE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE A FULL i SCANDINAVIAN CARVED BUFFET


Room also available for21st Birthdays, Weddings, etc.


Far Details Tel. Whallcy 2370


AA ★


★ ★ ★


RAC ★ ★


CV THE Li> STIRR HOUSE


G I S B U R N


PUBLIC DINNER DANCES


DECEMBER 13th, 14th, 20th, 21st, 22nd


£ 8 . 2 5 p.p.


IDEAL PARTIES 2—60


CHRISTMAS EVE DINNER DANCE


CHRISTMAS DAY LUNCHEON BOXING NIGHT p i i nrr GALAD/DANCE £ 1 1 . 9 0


NEW YEAR’S EVE GALA DINNER DANCE


£ 2 0 per person


(Fully booked for overnight 'accommodation)


;£11.95 '£ 1 6 .5 0


Special Overnight Rate of £14 BB per person inc. VAT, all rooms with Private Bath, Colour TV, Heated


Indoor Pool, please send for menu


Ar


KINDLY TELEPHONE GISBURN 581


or TELEX 635238 for


full details and booking form


A'


SHOULD A PRIVATE DINNER/DANCE BE MORE SUITABLE


PLEASE ASK FOR A SELECTION OF


MENUS ★ ¥


¥ *


* * *


* ¥ ¥


* * * ¥ ¥


¥ ¥ . ¥


★ ★ ★ ★ ' f t * CLITHEROE t


SOCIAL CLUB For the BEST in Entertainment


________ (TOP DUO)


¥ ¥ ¥ ¥


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th J


WALMSLEY BROS * *


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th


JON HALL W E E K L Y D O U B L E — 7-7


(NONE BETTER)


W E E K L Y TR E B L E — 16-29-18 200 Club — 103


(Members and Bona Fide Guests) ____________ __________ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ f t CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278


Thursday, September 8th to Wednesday at 7-15 p.m.


A S SOC IA T ION


LADIES SPE AK E R S CLUB


PUBLIC MEETING at THE WHITE LION MARKET PUCE


TUESDAY,


SEPTEMBER 13th 7-30 p.m.


* PLEASE NOTE — DATE NOT AS LAST ADVERT *


With view to starting club in CUtheroe


Inquiries: CLITHEROE 25668


SATl| Tick;


the che Meal serv DIN hi *


¥ ¥ ¥ ¥


Mr and Mrs J. Procter of the Old Silent Inn, nr Haworth have now opened a


HOT CARVING BUFFET at the


GROUSE INN


OAKWORTH nr Haworth


THE MARGARET SANDHAM SCHOOL OF DANCING


CLITHEROE


Principal: M. W. SANDHAM, Fellow, Examiner, Member of the Board of Control. ADV Teachers Diploma, BBO, ODTS, MISTD (NB)


AUTUMN TERM Commences from


Friday, September 16th


CLASSES HELD AT THE UNITED CHURCH SCHOOL, MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE


All classes are divided into age groups for Classical Ballet, Greek, Modern Jazz and Tap.


SPECIAL CLASSES FOR TINY TOTS AND BEGINNERS


SPECIAL ADULT CLASSES MODERN JAZZ, TAP and BALLET


Pupils prepared for Junior and Senior Scholarships —


Auditions to The Royal Ballet School and Stage Schools 100% EXAMINATION SUCCESSES, JULY, 1983


149 pupils entered for Ballet and Tap Examinations 143 GAINED HONOURS, 6 HIGHLY


COMMENDED, 2 PUPILS GAINED BBO INCENTIVE SCHOLARSHIPS


AT FOUR MAJOR COMPETITIONS, PUPILS WON 196 GOLD, SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS, and 58 MAJOR TROPHIES


A ll classes are under the personal direction of the Principal.


INQUIRIES:


THE STUDIO, WESTWOOD, ROLLINGS GROVE, DARWEN. Tel. 72673.


Tel. CLITHEROE 22196. MRS SHARPLES.


MRS P. HOULDSWORTII. Tel. CLITHEROE 24283


R E M Z F S


; THE STARKIE INN , CLITHEROE


FOR YOUR OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY


4-COURSE MEAL with a party festive


atmosphere, £6 inclusive in the New Restaurant


CONTACT MR RBMZI


TELEPHONE 22550


LIVE GROUP CABARET EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY


Telephone Now! Clifheroe 41202!


IT MAY SEEM EARLY TO BE THINKING ABOUT PARTIES AND DANCING IN DECEMBER . . . BUT IT ISN’T . . . !


Burning coal fires and a friendly atmosphere await you with the finest Christmas Fayre and plenty of choice in drinks and wine to toast the season.


Some nights in December are still available for small parties for dinner and on special evenings there will be dancing too. . . at no extra charge


Please telephone for details of evenings still available and also for sample Christmas Menu and booking form


Bookings are accepted only by returning completed booking form along with deposit. (£1 per person)


q l 9 8 3 , mmm


Any organisation wishing to make a claim for a future date 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


CLAIMING DATES


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


1 1 t h S E P T E M B E R , 1 9 8 3 , Sunday — Broc - khal l Fami ly Fun Day and M a r k e t . De t a i l s tel . Blackburn 4 7 8 1 1 .


2 3 r d — 2 S t h S E P ­ T E M B E R ,


Fr id a y , Saturda y and S u n d a y , C l i t h e r o e


1 9 8 3 . U n i t e d R e f o r m e d 2 4 th SEPTEMBER.


Chur ch, F o u r Seasons F l ow e r Fest ival .


1st O C T O B E R , 1 9 8 3 . We s t Bra d fo rd Me th o d ­ i s t C h u r c h . H a r v e s t su p p e r and ente r tain­ ment by Burnley Sav oy ­ ards.


Ca ld e r s t one s Car ibbean night . Steel band and C a r i b b e a n s u p p e r , reg gae s ound systems. ----- T e l . C l i t h e r o e 2 3 7 1 6 .


1 6 t h O C T O B E R —


2 1s t OCTOBER, 1 9 8 3 , F r id a y — P e n d l e t o n


Trini ty.


20th, 21s t and 2 2nd Oc ­ t o b e r .


26th OCTOBER, To s s ide and Dis tr ic t W om e n ’ s Gr ou p , Min i -Ma rk e t in aid o f local char i t ies.


M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h Drama Gr o u p pre sent ‘ ‘ R u n n in g R i o t ’ ’ by De r ek Benf ie ld. __ .


26th, 2 7 th, - 2 8 th, 29th OCTOBER, Wedne sd a y t o Saturday inclusive, Wha l ley Chur ch Players pre s ent s “ C o n fu s i o n s ” b y A la n A y c k b o u r n . Te l . Wha l lev 2 3 2 5 .


27th, 28th and 29th OC ­ TOBER. ___ Cl i the r o e


Parish Chur ch Drama ­ t i c S o c i e t y p r e s e n t s “ N o t N ow D a r l in g , ” by R a y Co o n e y . O C T O B E R


4th November — Royal Br i t ish Le g i on Pop p y Dance.


f loa t s wi l l b e we l c ome , f r e e o f charge. — Tel . Padiham 7 3 8 6 6 .


5th ‘ November — Royal Bri tish Legion Festival o f Rememb rance .


14 NOVEMBER, 1983, Mo n d a y ----- Ken Seed Le c tur e f o r Cl i the ro e Civic Society.


F R ID A Y , NOVEMBER 1 8 th . — Pend le CP S c h o o l , C h e e s e and Wine Evening, 8 t o 10 p .m . , p a r e n t s a n d f r i en d s o f s ch o o l all w e l c ome .


in the MARTON EMPEROR from Foulrldge Wharf, Warehouse Lane, Foulrldge, NrColne


CRUISES CANAL


SEPTEMBER HOLIDAY PROGRAMME


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th FOLK CRUISE WITH


ROGER WESTBROOK


Tickets £3.50 per head Inc. Pie and Peas Supper


SATURDAY, 10th to FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th Inclusive


at 2-30 p.m.— 2 hour return cruises ADULTS £1.50; O APs £1.25; CHILDREN £1


Full Weather Protection, Heating, Licensed Bar, Toilet


Telephone bookings accepted (or cruises


Tel. NELSON^694978 Mornings only


Private charter hire with catering for offlce/works party, etc.


Ample car/coach parking on'wharf FOULRIDGE LEISURE CRUISES


56 HIBSON ROAD, NELSON Love |


at All IV


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c a r | fo r i 2 8 t h ,


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T r i n i t y


P . C . C . h o e d o w n d a n c e . P r o c e e d s t o Pend le t on Chur ch.


R o t a r y C l u b o f C l i t h e r o e , A f t e r n o o n G o ld e n J u b i le e C om ­ m em o r a t i o n S e r v i c e ,


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P H Civic


£


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