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I Clitheroe 22324 (Ed 2 Clitherpe Advertiser and TimesL January 5th 198i Weekend SATURDAY- l l l l l i t i i


12-12 WEATHER. 12-15 GRANDSTAND includ­ ing: 12-55 News; Football Focus (12-20); Racing from Haydock Park (12- 40, 1-10, 1-40); Boxing (1- 00, 1-25) England v Ire­ land for the first George Wimpey International from Bletchley Leisure Centre; Tennis (1-50, 3- 35, 4-20) The Barratt World Doubles Champion­ ship from the Royal Albert Hall; World Darts (3-00), The Embassy World Professional Darts Championship from Jol- lees Showdub — the final; Ski-ing (3-55) France and Pfronten, West Germany from Moraine; Final Score (4-40).


5-05 NEWS; Weatherman. 5-15REGIONAL NEWS/ • SPORT.


5-


9- 00 SATURDAY SUPER­ STORE. Mike Read and co. with morning enter­ tainment; plus Shakin’ Stevens, members of the Festival Ballet and Mike Findlay answering your pet problems!


8- 35 GODZILLA.


2-45 SATURDAY CINEMA: “The Toast of New.Or-


8- 45 ITN NEWS. 9- 00 THE ADULT MOVIE:


4-20 PLAY AWAY. Starring Brian Cant, Floella Ben­ jamin.


■ leans” (1950) starring Mario Lanza, Kathryn Grayson, David Niven.


4-45 WORLD DARTS. Live coverage from The Em-, bassy World Professional Championship Final from Stoke-on-Trent.


7-25 CAMEO. The arrival of 7-


7-05NEWS ANDx SPORT; Weather.


10-


5-20 JIM’LL FIX IT. Jimmy Savile realises viewers’ dreams.


8-05 THE TWO RONNIES With guest Stephanie LawTence. Tonight's film is “Campers.”


6- 30 THE SATURDAY FILM: “The Enemy Below” (1957) starring Robert Mitchum, Curt Jurgens, A1 Hedison, Theodore Bikel.


_The Searchers, Musical Youth and B ru c e Thompson.


LARGE SHOW. Starring Eddie Large and Sid Little. Guests including


8-50 GRACE BUMBRY- AND SHIRLEY VERRETT. Two fine sopranos in part- nership for a Celebrity Concert at the - Royal Opera House, Convent Garden.


55THE LITTLE AND


11- 05 MEN . . . AND MASCU­ LINITY. First of five films which open the debate about what’s hap-


lights of the final. Sening to men.


11-35 “FAREWELL TO MAN- ZANAR” (1976). Feature film made for television starring Yuki Shimoda, Nobu McCarthy, Akemi Kikumura. '


IEWS ON TWO; Weather.


8- 05 SAY SOMETHING HAP­ PENED. Second chance to see this highly-ac­ claimed play from Alan Bennett’s 1982 season. Starring Thora Hird, Julie Walters, Hugh Lloyd.


REMEMBERED. Jack Jones, former General Secretary of the TGWU, talks about his early life in Liverpool.


“Don’t Go To Sleep.” Film starring Dennis Weaver and Valerie Harper. A thriller about a little girl whose elder sister nas died in a car accident.


11-


10- 45 TINA TURNER — QUEEN OF ROCK ’N ROLL.


Victim.” 35 THE 20th CENTURY


What's on... What's on... What's on... What) ADULT EDUCATION COURSES


Lancashire Education Committee' SPRING TERM, 1984 Starts January 9th


NOW IS TH E TIM E to do something about all the things you have been going to do.


An established range of courses Is available in the district starting with the Early Birds Good Health Course at 7-30 to 8 a.m.-dally except Mondays and Including over 150 courses In a wide range of sublets and places.


The range of courses started last term.will be re-openlng and new enrolments can be accepted In many of them.


New courses and those with changed arrangements are shown below: RS=nibblesdale School. RP= Rlbblesdale Pool .


CLITHEROE " ' ■ MON., Portrait Drawing


55 THRILLER. “The Next


TUES., Swimming, Begin­ ners


T. Clarke RS D. Phillips RP


TUES., Holiday Geography N. Phillips RS WED. Computing, 2 groups P. Hothersall RS


Beginners and those with some prior knowledge THURS., Swimming Im­ provers '


THURS., Healthy eating for the family,


2-00 COPING. With Childless­ ness.


4-


~ as the legendary con­ queror Genghis Khan. .


- Cousins. 5-


20 WORLD DARTS. High­


•' lessons with’ Britain’s ice- skating champion; Robin


6-


. over the long-johns, which mysteriously vanish. Mike and Karen's relationship takes another turn for the worse. And when tempers really boil over between Marie and the • Grants somebody calls the police.


Edna are still arguing


from toddlers to grannies are. given the chance in a lifetime to have skating


2-25THE CONQUEROR ; (1955). Historical epic pro­ duced by Howard Hughes and starring John Wayne


THURS. Background to USA


,


WHALLEY MON. Yoga


WED., Typing ' FRI. Batik


35 SKATEAWAY. Novices


D.Slinger ,RP C. RYAN RS N. Phillips RS H. Duckworth -


E.Frankland- B. Robinson —


RIMINGTON.VILLAGE HALL MON. Pottery Painting M. Dawber


w.e.f. 9-2-84 05 BROOKSIDE. Harry and


SLAIDBURN. BRENNANDS SCHOOL THURS. Needlecrafts


■ ; 7-15 — 9-15 p.m.


9-00— 10-OOp.m. 7-15- 9-15 p.m. 7-15 — 9-15 p.m.


9-00—10-OOp.m. 7-15—9-15 p.m. 7-15 — 9-15 p.m.


7-15—9-15 p.m. 4-30—6-30 p.m. 9-45-11-45a.ni.


1-30 — 3-30 p.m. C. Sunderland- 7-30-9-30 p.m/ SHORT COURSES — mainly at weekends.


A full list of these Is available from Local Libraries or from any Adult Centre Office. Inquiries about any course In the District can be made at


T h e Adult C en tre Office, Ribblesdale School, Clith eroe from 7-15 to 9 p.m. ariy evening except Friday


Teleph one CLITHEROE 2 2 5 6 3 or


T h e Adult C en tre , Old Grammar School, Sta t ion Road, Whalley


7- 00 NEWS HEADLINES and


THE TRACKS. Paul Gambaccini returns for a second series looking , at topical ev en ts , p e r ­ sonalities and stories from the world of contempor- arv music.


, Harry H. Corbett with Diana Dors.


ring Wilfred Brambell,


* Doubles Championship. 12- 25 WEATHER.


for the Barratt World


J0-O0SATURDAY LATE ‘ FILM: “Steptoe and Son \ Ride Again" (1973) star- ,


9- 45 NEWS AND SPORT; Weatherman.


; TENNIS. Highlights of * tonight’s second semi-final ‘


11- 35 IN T E R N A T IO N A L


8- 55 BERGERAC. Starring ■ John Nettles in “A Touch of Eastern Promise” — Bergerac investigates some coincidental acci-. dents.


10-


9- 25 SESAME STREET. The Muppet puppets and their human friends.


20 CARTOON.


12-15 WORLD OF SPORT: 12- 20 World Cup Ski-ing; 12- 45 ITN News; 12-50 On The Ball; 1-20 Show Jumping; 1-40 The ITV Six; 3-10 Show Jumping; 3-45 Half-Time Soccer Round-Up; 4-00 Wrestl­ ing; 4-45 Results.


10-30 THE SATURDAY SHOW. With Isla St Clair.


5-05 FRAGGLE ROCK. “Be­ ginnings.” 4IGHT RIDER. “Kitt


5-00 ITN NEWS AND SPORT.


5- 35 6- 19-00 PAGES


, CEEFAX. 10-10 OPEN UNIVERSITY.


12-05 PAGES • CEEFAX.


FROM FROM


The Cat” Knight pursues a cunning burglar.


7- 003-2-1. “Swinging Sixties." 8-


-


Aspel with new comedy game.


Comedy with Cannon and Ball with guests including Robin Gibb and Grace


Kennedy' and Diana Dors.


SUNDAY BBC-1 )


19-00 MR BENN. ; 9-15 SUNDAY WORSHIP. 10-00 ASIAN MAGAZINE. 10-30 THINKING IN ACTION. J0-40 MATHS HELP. 10-


11- 11-


12- AND PEOPLE.


12-40 MAKING THE MOST OF THE MICRO.


MENT INDUSTRY. 15 SEE HEAR!


1-05 FARMING.


4- 45 LI FEB OAT. B r ian Thompson looks at the life of the men who man Bri­ tain’s busiest lifeboat — the Humber.


5- 6-


5-15 NEWS; Weatherman. 5- 55 THE HOLIDAY PROG­ RAMME. With Cliff Michelmore, John Carter and Anne Gregg.


Tim Bro o k e-Tay lo r , Graeme Garden, Bill 1 Oddie.


6- 7-


the first of five program­ mes Derek Griffiths looks at drink.


From G u ild fo rd Cathedral.


2- 00 IN T E R N A T IO N A L TENNIS- The Barratt World Doubles Champion­ ship — Final from the Royal Albert Hall. '


1-


1-30 DISCOVERING BIRDS with Tony Soper.


55 GREEK — LANGUAGE 25THE UNEMPLOY­ 50 BUSINESS CLUB.


4-


4-05 QUINTET. Boccherini’s Guitar Quintet played by The Lindsay S tr in g Quartet;


starring Melina Mercouri, Peter Ustinov, Maximil- lian Sch ell, R o b e r t Morley.


55 NEWS HEADLINES. 6-


7- 9-


6- 00 NEWS REVIEW with subtitles. '


5- 20SKI SUNDAY. The World Cup — Men’s Dow­ nhill and Slalom from. Morzine in the Haute Savoie.


- Schools Commentary from Wrexham, plus the rest of the weekend’s rugby news.


Wales Schools v Scotland


RAMME. With Brian Widlake and Valerie Sing­ leton.


REMEMBERED. A unique record of a great man’s life.


15 THE GOODIES. Starring 30 THAT’S THE LIMIT. In 40 SONGS OF. PRAISE.


745 THE THORN BIRDS. Adapted for television in five parts. A turbulent • saga of love, ambition and desire, starring Richard Chamberlain as Ralph de


of Joe Maplin’s statue does not quite go as ac­ cording to plan.


10- 40 EVERYMAN. Investiga­ tion into man’s quest for immortality.


9-40 NEWS; Weatherman. 9-55 THAT’S LIFE. Esther Rantzcn returns with con­ sumer advice and viewers’ letters.


11- 40 IN T E R N A T IO N A L TENNIS. Highlights of today’s final for the Bar- r a t t World Doubles Championship from the Royal Albert Hall.


12- I i 8 i i m i § g


10-10 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 12-15 PAGES


' CEEFAX. 2-10 FILM: ’Topkapi” (1964)


FROM


11- 20 THE SKY AT NIGHT: The Winter Sky.


, 10-00 A TIME OF HOPE. C. P. Snow’s novels “Stran­ gers and Brothers” are being serialised starting on Wednesday. This prog­ ramme combines excerpts from the drama series with assessments of C. P. Snow.


Television review with Ludovic Kennedy.


7-45 THE JAMES BOND FILM: “You Only' Live Twice.” Starring Sean Connery. ■


9- 30RUGBY S P EC IA L . 50 ITN NEWS.


10- 00 LOVE AND MAR­ RIAGE. New series of


plays on love and mar­ riage.


11- 00 THE JIMMY YOUNG TELEVISION PROG­ RAMME. Radio 2 star’s current affairs and chat show.


11-30 IN T E RN A T IO N A L SNOOKER. The Lada Classic 1984. Highlights of the day’s play.


30THE MONEY PROG-. 15 RICHARD STRAUSS 15 DID YOU SEE . . .


2- 00 IRISH ANGLE. A look at topical Irish events, as seen through Irish eyes.


4-


10- 40 FILM: “The Mechanic” (1972). Starring Charles Bronson, Jan Michael Vincent.


15 HI-DE-HI! The unveiling j l l f l l l §


11-25 AAPKAAHAK. 11-


12-


1- 2-


30 WEATHERMAN.


10- 00 MORNING WORSHIP. 11- 00 C O L L E C T O R S ’ CORNER. Toys.


9- 35LAND OF THE DRAGON. Man of the Forest.


With Lord Winstanley.


1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL­ LENGE.


The weeks main news stories.


, 5-00 BULLSEYE. 5- 30 BATTLESTAR GALAC- TICA. Fire in Space.


2-30 IN T E RNAT IO NAL SNOOKER. The Lada Classic 1984.


Bill Westwoods. 7- 15 FAMILY FORTUNES.


6- 30 ITN NEWS. 6- 10HIGHWAY. Swansea. Harry Secombe is back in his native town. ' -


The big money quiz-game hosted by Max Byg­ reaves.


10-


9-25THE WONDERFUL STORIES OF PROFES­ SOR KITZEL. Volcanoes/ Life in China.


5-


2-30 THIS I S NOEL COWARD. Film biogra­ phy of Sir Noel Coward.


this series set out to follow a number of chil­ dren from birth to the year 2000.


1- 35 THE MAKING OF BRI­ TAIN. New series outlin­ ing the history of Britain from the departure of the Romans to the Norman conquest.


CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278 CIVIC HALL


COMMENCING FRIDAY, JANUARY 6th to THURSDAY, JANUARY 12th at 7-30 p.m.


DAVID BOWIE, TOM CONTI IN


First lesson free on registration. L Pay only initial registration fee of £2.75—


, have your first lesson free. Thereafter pay only for, each weekly class, (offer closes 20th Jan.) ■>


Jfbur local Weight Watchers class... meets at


10 CITIZEN 2000. In 1982


. 6-15 AMERICAN FOOT­ BALL. More act ion, glamour and- razz with only two weeks to go before the Super Bowl.


7-


30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT. 00 WEEKEND WORLD.


8-


00 ENCOUNTER. The Two 9-


30 TERRAHAWKS.


The Allies’ concerted and relentless bombing raids over Nazi Germany are the subject of tonight's film, narrated by Laur­ ence Olivier.


5-45 FACE THE PRESS. Cha irma n Anth ony Howard and a panel of distinguished journalists confront' a figure promi­ nent in the public eye.


Weather followed by Car­ toon Carnival.


10 NEWS HEADLINES and


THE DOG AND PARTRIDGE HOTEL, WELLGATE


THURS a t 7-30 p.m.


Tel. Your New Lecturer lolanda on BLACKBURN 2 2 7 6 3


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YOUR MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT WILL BE AVAILABLE TO INTERVIEW CONSTITUENTS


DAVID WADDINGTON AT THE CONSERVATIVE OFFICE,


RAILWAY VIEW on SATURDAY,7th JANUARY from 9-30 a.m. to 11 a.m.


HER MAJESTY’S. The hvely Cockney' duo sing their favourite songs in front of an enthusiastic audience at Her Majesty’s Theatre, London.


15 CHAS AND DAVE AT


NOEL COWARD. Concoc­ tion of Coward's best­ loved works, presented by Ned Sherrin. With the vocal talents of Cleo Laine, David Kernan, Ian Carmichael, and Gemma Craven.


(1935). Noel Coward is a cynical publisher who dies and is given a month back in the world, to find love and salvation . . .


15 SONG BY SONG BY


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Film Show — Slides and Talks — Fun’for all


FREE tickets from Clitheroe Advertiser 1 Office, King Street, and Ribble Office


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Ring teacher: M. Nolan CLITHEROE 23153 .


TRINITY* METHODIST GHURCH presents : ■ '


■ Public booking at Trinity on Friday, January 6th ■ between 7p.m____


On January 21st, 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th at 7-13 p.m. Matinees January 21st and 28th at 2-15 p.m.


-by Peter Quartcrmain ,


ADMISSION PRICES: Matinees, 75p; Evening- performances, Children 75p,Adults£I; final Saturday evening, all seats £1 •


■ By.arrangement tuith Richmond Music Co. 1 ' BABES IN THE WOOD , .


between 10 a.m. —12 noon, and each following - weekday afternoon.between 2JI0 p.m. -4 -3 0 p.m.


9p.m.; Saturday, January 7th ■■ ■ CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY


LAURENCE PERKINS and MICHAEL HANCOCK


recital for bassoon and piano


WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11th; GIRLS’.GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7.30 p.m.


A NORTH WEST ARTS CIRCUIT PROMOTION'- Tickets at the door — £2 Students — £1.


MERRY CHRISTMAS MR LAWRENCE m


Based on the novel The Seed end the Sower by Sir Laurens Van Der Post this film has been widely acclaimed


• !\ —— — COMING JANUARY 13th NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN Booking plans will be open for the Bond film from


January 2nd, 11 a.m. — 12-30 p.m., 3 p.m.— 5 p.m. and 8-30 p.m. — 9-30 p.m. (Ex. Sat.)


8- 25 THE FACE OF THE DEEP. Oxford Scientific Films, one of the leading exponents of miniature photography, travelled to Bermuda to film the com­ munity of small creatures, who inhabit a floating home of.Sargassum weed on the surface of the open


9- 25 THE AVENGERS. Steed and T a ra re c e iv e a strange legacy from the eccentric Henley Farrer,


> ocean. 10-


. which appears to be highly desirable.


30 CHILD’S PLAY. Michael: 00 CANNON AND BALL.


11- 05 FILM: “ Rosemary’s Baby” (1968). Supernatur­ al thriller, written and di­ rected by Roman Polanski and starring Mia Farrow as a young woman impre­ 1 gnated by the Devil.


-30-------


PRESENTS. A new; series from the outrage­ ous Comic Strip team.


7- 35 MADAM: CHECK- MATE. Following last we ek ’s "b eh in d the scenes" programmes, the series concludes with a performance of Dame N in e t te de V a lois “Checkmate"


00 THE OTHER SIDE OF


Dally 9 a.m. — 12 noon, 1-30 to 4 p.m. or evenings except Fridays, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.


Teleph one WHALLEY 2 7 1 7 KING GEORGE’S HALL


Northgate, Blackburn. Box Office: Blackburn 51887. UNTIL SATURDAY, JANUARY 7th


ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES Tickets: Adults £1.75, Children and Senior Citizens £1.25


FRIDAY, JANUARY 13th 7-30 p.m.


ROYAL LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA TCHAIKOVSKY WIGHT £4.20. £3 and £1.75


SATURDAY, JANUARY 14th 7-30 p.m. — midnight


DANCERS RENDEZVOUS with THE LES ALLEN BAND


£1.50, Senior Citizens £1 • FRIDAY, JANUARY 20th 8.00 p.m.


Weather followed by. Seven Days.


A NEW FACE FOR THE


“INN” PLACE. .. Come along and sample the fun and


flavour of the liveliest pub in town . . . The Spring Mill at Langho has recently re­ opened with a brand new . look and a brand new atmosphere.


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great music in great company at Millers super “sound to light” effects and scintillating video shows. Open seven nights a week from 7-30 p.m.


25 THE COMIC STRIP ★ A g re a t p la c e to e a t .. . ★ A g re a t p la c e to drink ... given


the Landlord’s Fayre award for good food, served every lunchtime (except Saturday) and every evening.


you’ll


find all the celebrated Matthew Brown Deers at the Spring Mill . . . John Peel Bitter, Lion Mild and Bitter, all from handpumps — and the award-winning Slalom Lager and Slalom D P^s, Lager.


v Call in and enjoy it all soon!


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JO H N M IL E S K Z IS ""1” ’ ___ SATURDAY, JANUARY 21 St 7.30 p.m.


Preston Gilbert and Sullivan — a m*- _ Operatic Society present


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Tickets: £2.50 and £2.00,50p Reduction for Children and Senior Citizens


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd 7.30 p.m. . MAGNUM ontiwnkfht~E3‘5° ■


tickets for Concerts also svsllsble from Pendle Travel, Burnley; Castle Records,'Clitheroe; Ames Records, Rawten- stall; The Entertainer, Waterfoot; and Tourist Worldwide, ____


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beautifully decorated by the young people. Each youngster pulled a crack­ er and eagerly tucked into a home-made festive Jacob’s join tea, including sandwiches,. flan, saus­ ages, crisps, jelly, trifle and cakes brought by parents.


School party went with a swing at Salem Congrega­ tion Chapel, Martin Top. The schoolroom was


Party fun The annual Sunday


in ' charge of afternoon games for the younger children.


Mrs Frances Oliver was


LOW MOOR CLUB THURSDAY and SATURDAY


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SUNDAY, JANUARY 8th


MEMBERS DRAW £ 6


.................. .. SUNDAY, JANUARY18th'' ’


and the STARSHINERS Members and Bona Fide Guests welcome


RANDY BLUE


friends joined in the even­ ing party fun, games being organised by David Buckle and Valerie Moor- house.


Teenagers, parents and


served by the ladies and the proceedings ended with the singing of “Auld Lang Syne.”


al Chapel, Martin Top, on New Year’s Eve, a watch-. night service by . cand­ lelight was led by Pastor Owen James, who spoke on “light.” Miss Karen Oliver was the organist.


Watchnight At Salem Congregation­


family thanksgiving ser­ vice was well attended. A chorus, “Worthy, O Worthy are you, Lord,” sung by the congregation, accompanied on the piano by Miss Karen Oliver.


. Next day an afternoon


Pastor Robert Pickles was presented with a book token on behalf of mem­ bers and friends by Mr H. K. Moorhouse, in appreci­ ation of his 18 months’ ministry.


During the worship


final, sermon as joint pastor on “Forgetting what lies behind ana pressing on.”


Mr Pickles preached his


Communion was cele­ brated by Pastor Owen


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JANUARY. 18th . 7-30 p.m. *


' Alt members to attends


: group and new members welcome


A buffet supper was


James and Mr Moorhouse gave Mrs Lindsay James the right hand of fellow­ ship, welcoming her to membership of the chapel. Miss Alice Parkinson was the organist.


Holden


■ and Grace Kelsail, Alas- tair and Sandra Howard,


Wray. Recitations were given by Angela, Vicki


Chapel’s annual concert was Mr Eric Brennand, of


Concert time Chairman, at Holden


, Gill and Richard Armer, Sarah and Simon Moor­ house, Ben and Max Taylor, Alison. Pickard, Mrs Howard and Mrs Brennand. Solos were sung by


Sabden


lot of waste paper over Christmas, there’s , an ideal opportunity to get rid of it on Saturday. The paper collection at Sabden


Earlier, 'I f you’ve accumulated a


County Primary School takes place earlier than usual, at 9 a.m., proceeds going to school fiinds.


' Blacked out Farms and outlying cot­


tages in the Sabaen area were blacked out for a time on New Year’s Eve, when high winds affected the power supply. The black-out occurred in the early evening and en­ gineers had the power re­ stored within the hour.


Sunday school sang a carol “No Room,” and the choir performed “Peace and joy on earth,” “Sweet chiming bells” and “Softly the night is sleeping,” the. congregation joining in two carols.


the singing of “All hail, the power of Jesu’s name,” supper was served in the Sunday school.


After the concert, brought to a close with


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SATURDAY,


JANUARY 7th C U TH ER O E


PRESTWICH HEYS


KICK-OFF 2-30 p.m. Admission 70p


Children and OAP 30p Refreshments available


Members' Licensed Clubhouse


were distributed by Mrs Brennand. The death was announced with sadness of Mr Anthony Lund, who had distributed prizes for' several years.


ing were Mr Fred Wad­ dington, Mrs Brenda Har­ riso n and Mr Mark Blakey. . Sunday school prizes


Organists for the even­


Sandra Howard played their guitars and David Waddington the flute.: Young people 'of * the


Grace Kelsall, Mrs Stella Smith and Mr J. Blakey, duets by Mrs Margaret Addison and Joyce Bren­ nand, trios by Richard Armer, Simon Moorhouse and Alastair Howard, and Alison Pickard, Sandra Howard and Gill Armer, and a quartet by Mr and Mrs James Addison, Joyce Brennand and Robert Ellershaw. David Harrison and


, Ashton, M.. Sinun.u Whist: • Ladies — Miss E. Hayes, N. Marshall. Gents — H.. P a rk e r , F. Cottam. Raffle: Mrs A. Haworth.


' winners were: Mrs Whit­ taker, Mrs E. Prescott, S.


Chatburn


. New members are wel­ come and anyone in­ te re s ted can contact either Mrs Shirley Hors- f ield,' 2 Greenfield Avenue, or Mrs Alison Boyer, 3 Greenfield Avpnue. ' '


year for the Chatburn mother, baby and toddler group takes place a week today at 2 p.m. ■ The group will now meet in the village’s Methodist schoolroom.


Welcome The first meeting of the


Any organisation wishing to make a claim for a


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.future data may use this, column to publicise their event three ■ months In .


■ advance. For example the text would contain the


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i name or the event and the . date.


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Contact


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King Street, Clitheroe: Tel. 24804/22323


.. -MARCH. — Clftheroe Parish Church Amateur Operatic and Dramatic S o c ie ty , ; '.'The -New : ; Moon.”


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■' Whitakers,-Whalley, or- Tel. Whatley 2325..


i , .Foxhounds annual hunt . 631.Vi.,-


2n d ; MARCH, 1 9 8 4 . H o d d e r ■ V a l l e y


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14th - MARCH, * WED- / NESDAY ,— 'Clitheroe


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ANTIQUE and COLLECTORS i FAIR r


at the Town Hall Sklpton ' ’ - SATURDAY , .


JANUARY 7th 10.00 a.m. — 5.00 p.m..


Musical Instruments, Silver,-' ’ Jewellery. Many Collectable


V * Itims. Refreshments For details .Tel Mrs J. M. Harris


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P-Help in­ fight to retain Dales


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CHEERS! Very much in the party mood are.these employees of Clitheroe k i tc h e n fu rn i tu r e


Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley, was sandwiched


makers, Bowker Bros. The p ar ty , a t the


in between Christmas and the New Year, and attended by 160 workers, relatives and friends.


osed closure of the lin- your journey starts finishes in Yorkshi should be sent to the retary, Transport Us Consultative Committ Record House, Booth' York Y03 7DQ.


start in May but, in v of the obstacles BR placing in the way letter of support woulc helpful if sent to Chairman of the Lai shire Highways ; Transportation Comi tee, at County Hall, r ston. However,- do


your services.


or finishes in Cumb then objections should to the Secretary, TU( Room 30S, Royal 1 change, Cross Stre Manchester M2 7BR. Dales Rail is due


If your journey st,


the Preston HQ finished. But is it re just “coincidence” t Dales Rail receipts vanish from BR’s own lance sheet at a t : when the Secretary State will have to loot BR receipts for Settle-Carlisle line? Objections to the p


frowns upon anyth bringing money into Settle-Carlisle line has just given Dales : a kick in the teeth — longer will tickets be ailable from BR stat such as Blackburn Preston, and they are sisting that the cour co-sponsor the trai thereby becoming sponsible themselves ticket issuing, etc.. The reason given is


object even if you ai user of Dales Rail f Clitheroe only, so pli show the same tremi ous enthusiasm you for the reopening Clitheroe Station and can save not only Settle-Carlisle line also Dales Rail and, course, Clitheroe Stati; Unfortunately,


the Settle to Carlisle is at stake and the pe for written object: closes on February 4tl You are entitled


A FEW years ago people of Clitheroe sponded marvellously letter I had publishe the Advertiser and T which helped campaign to h Clitheroe Stat reopened for the E Rail service. This time the futur


send objections there. . Together we can s|


GRAHAM NUTTALL,| Support The East Lancashire Line Association, Bar Street, Burnley.


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