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Clitheroe 22824 (Ed\ Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22328 (Advertising). Burnley 22331_(Classified) 2 Clitheroe Ad v er t iser and Times, March 22 nd f 198) Northgate, Blackburn. Box Office: Blackburn 51887. SATURDAY . . . . ...... j


6-20 OPEN UNIVERSITY 8-


series. 9-


STORE Mike Read and Co., with guests including Tim Rice, Floella Benia­ min and pop group De- peche Mode.


12-12 WEATHER 12-15 GRANDSTAND including 12-45 News; Football Focus (12-20); Ice Skating (12-50, 4-30) The World Championships from Ottawa — The Men’s Free Programme; Racing from Newbury (1-25, 1-55, 2-25); Fencing (1-40) The Diners Club International Sporting Seven; Interna­ tional Badminton (2-10, 2- 40) The Yonex All Eng­ land Open Championships from Wembley Arena; Basketball (2-50) commen­ tary on The Daihatsu Championship from Coas­ ters Arena, Falkirk; Rugby League (3-30, 3-55) Highlights of the first semi-final of The State Express Challenge Cup; Motor Racing (4-15) A look ahead to this year’s World Formula One Championship which begins tomorrow; Final Score (4-40).


5-05 ANYTHING GOES Keith Chegwin introduces teams from the same profession who compete • in various games in' the Blackpool Tower Circus.


5-45 NEWS; Weatherman. 5-


SPORT


6- 00JIM’LL FIX IT Jimmy Savile realises viewers’ dreams (last in series).


6-35THE ACTION FILM: “ THE STING” (1973) starring Paul Newman, Robert Bedford.


840 DRIVING AMBITION A serial in eight. episodes s ta r r in g R o s em a ry , Martin, Anne Carroll, Mark K in g s ton and Donald Gee in “Manifold Depression” .


9- Weatherman. '


945 W O R LD F IG U R E SKATING CHAMPION­ SHIPS The Ice Dance Championships live from Ottawa in which skating champions Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean compete for their fourth consecutive world title.


10-


hosts his own chat snow with tonight’s guests in­ cluding Joan Collins and Sheila Graham.


11- 25 MATCH OF THE DAY Jimmy Hill introduces action highlights from First and Third Division matches.


12- 15 LA TE N IGH T


HORROR: “ THE POS­ SESSED” (1977) starring


■ James Farentino, Joan Hackett.


1-30 WEATHER


B l i i l i i i l i l i f c z i i i 35 GO D Z IL LA Cartoon


6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY 3-


00 SATURDAY SUPER­


5-05 FRAGGLE ROCK The Finfcer of Light.


5f r a . 5-


4- 30 “MY MAN GODFREY” (1957) starring David Niven, June Allyson.


D O U B LE B IL L : “MOVIE CRAZY” (1932) (b/w) starring Harold Lloyd, Constance Cum­ mings.


10 SATURDAY CINEMA' 6-


Farley programme Ralf to produce a digitalised Dlow-up of an incriminat-


7- 00 THE PRICE IS RIGHT


fo r g r ow n -u p s with Michael Aspel..


6-00 THE WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP (new


series) Coverage of the challenger’s finals bet­ ween Smyslov and Kas­ parov currently taking


BOUNDS OF THE EMPIRE An Open Uni- . versity programme.


Slace in Lithuania.


6-50 SIGHT ANb SOUND IN CONCERT Ian Drury


and The Music Students on stage at The Gold Dig­ gers, Chippenham. '


7-30 NEWS AND SPORT; Weather.


8-35 RUGBY SPECIAL The


John Player Cup, com­ mentary on the semi-final between Bristol and Harlequins; plus the rest of the weekend’s rugby news.


9-30 C. P. SNOW’S "STRAN- G E R S .


AND


BROTHERS” dramatised in 13 parts by Julian Bond


10-25 INTERNATIONAL BAD­ MINTON The semi-finals of The Yonex All England Open Championships 1984 from Wembley Arena.


(11). ' 55REGIONAL NEWS/


11-05 NEWS ON TW O; Weather.


11-10 “ MON P R EM IE R ARMOUR” (1978) French film with English subti­ tles , starring Anouk Aimee, Richard Berry.


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


30 NEWS AND SPORT;


10-20 CARTOON “Space Kid". 10-30 THE SATURDAY SHOW with Isla St Clair.


35 WOGAN Terry Wogan


12-00 WORLD OF SPORT in­ troduced by Jim Rosent­ hal; 12-05 Motor Cycling, The South African ,500cc Grand Prix; 1-05'. ITN News; 1-10 On the Ball; 1- 35 The ITV Four — from Doncaster; 1-50 Figure Skating, World Ice Dance Championships (Original Set Pattern); 2-15 The ITV Four — 2-20 Cam- midge T rop h y ; 2-30 Figure Skating (Men’s Free Programme); 2-45 The ITV Four — 3-00 William Hill Lincoln H’cap: 3-10 Motor Cycl­ ing, South African 250cc Grand Prix; 3-30 The ITV Four — 3-35 Steel Plate Spring H’cap; 345 Half­ time Soccer Round-up; 4- 00 Wrestling from Derby; 445 Results.


5-00 ITN NEWS SUNDAY BBC-1 )


6-20 OPEN UNIVERSITY 9-00 MR BENN 9-


10- LIFE 11-


10-30 PLAY IT SAFE! 1040 MATHS HELP 10-


Open Championships 1984 from YVembley Arena.


4-


15 SUNDAY WORSHIP 00 ASIAN MAGAZINE


5-


55LAN G U AG E S FOR 20 TECHNICAL STUDIES


1145 MADHUR JAFFREY’S INDIAN COOKERY COURSE (7) Cocktail Koftas.


12- 10 USE YOUR HEAD


12-35 C OM PU T E R S IN CONTROL


1-00 FARMING followed by weather for farmers.


1-25 LETTING GO 1-50 NEWS HEADLINES 1-55 F ILM M A T IN E E : “ YOUNG AT HEART” (1954) starring Doris Day, Frank Sinatra.


345 BONANZA Western ad­ venture series.


4- 35 W O R LD F IG U R E SKATING CHAMPION­ SHIPS Alan Weeks and Barry Davies look back at the gold medal perform­ ances o f the week in Canada’s capital city.


5-


MUM The Concert Party are booked to provide the cabaret at the Kama Sutra Club.


545 NEWS: Weatherman. 5-55 HOLIDAY The last in the p.resent series


Michelmore and Anne ~


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•e, Johr Gregg.


- John Carter


6-30 STREETWISE Sarah Kennedy looks at a simple technique which could help you escape from a mugger.


640 SONGS OF PRAISE from the Isle of Thanet.


7-


84)5MASTERMIND with- Magnus Magnusson at Worcester College of


of 10 programmes based bn the “Zoo Vet” books by David Taylor.


Higher Education.


8- 35 DYNASTY Alexis is now Mrs Carrington Colby — only the reading of the will can decide whether she is getting the most out of her marriage.


9- 20 THAT’S LIFE Esther - Rantzen with viewers’ let­ ters and consumer advice.


10-


10-20HEART OF THE MATTER David Jessel looks at the English Rugby Football Union who are faced with having to decide whether to go ahead with the proposed tour of South Africa in MaV.


10- 11- with Cliff 7-


6- 6-


HONEST MAN Third of five programmes about the career of France’s greate s t playwright, Moliere.


o f six programmes in which Dai Smith presents a fresh analysis of the Welsh.


subtitles.


RAMME with Brian Wid- lake and Valerie Sing­ leton.


where she is staying, Miss 15THE L IF E OF AN


• Marple’s relaxing Carib­ bean holiday turns into a | race against the clock.


9-00 ITN NEWS 9-15 TH E


10 YVALES! YVALES? Fifth B R IT ISH


ACADEMY AYVARDS Live coverage of the tele­ vision and film world’s big-nigh t, hosted by Michael Aspel at London s ] Grosvenor Hotel.


OONEYVS REVIEW withi 30 THE MONEY PROG­


15 INTERNATIONAL PRO­


CELEBRITY GOLF In the last programme of the series, Tom Watson and Greg Norman join forces to play against Sean Con­ nery and Jimmy Tarbuck.


805 DID YOU SEE . . .? Television review chaired by Ludovic Kennedy.


845 ALL THE YVORLD’S A STAGE The story of the theatre from its begin­ nings to the present day. 9: A world turned upside- down.


15 IT AIN’T HALF HOT


940 GRAND PRIX The 1984 Formula One World Championship: The Brazi­ lian Grand Prix.


10-20 AUSTRALIAN CINEMA: “ BREAK OF DAY” (1976) continues a major season of Australian films new to television, starring Sara Kestelman, Andrew McFarlane.


B l l l l l l l l


15 ONE BY ONE A series 10-


9- 11- 11-


9-25THE YVONDERFUL STORIES OF PROFES­ SOR KITZEL


from St Mary’s Church, Stockton-on-Tees.


11-25 AAP KAA HAK The advice programme for Asian viewers.


with Michael Winstanley.


12- 00WEEKEND WORLD The week’s main news story, explained and ex­ plored by an expert team.


05 NEWS; Weatherman.1-


1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL­ LENGE with Bamber Gascoigne.


30 ENCOUNTER


2- 00 THE MILK CUP FINAL 1984 Live from Wembley Stadium. The first-ever live television coverage of this event and the first- ever Wembley meetings of the two great Mersey­ side rivals, Everton and


COOKING A series of 11 films (9) Brazil.,


55 THE W O R LD OF 11-55 WEATHER


LETICS Highlights of t o d a y 's e v en t from Meadowland, New Jersey, USA — the IAAF World Cross Country Champion­ ships.


r Liverpool. 20 INTERNATIONAL ATH­


445 CARTOON TIME 5-00 BULLSEYE The darts and general knowledge game.


5-30 CHIPS A Bmall-time drug' operation runs foul.of syn­ dicate hoods . . . and CHIPS.


830 ITN NEWS 640 APPEAL-,Thora Hird ap­ peals on behalf of the As- - sociation for Spina Bifidav and Hydrocephalus. '


645 HIGHWAY St David’s in West'Wales.' ■


6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY 1-55 INTERNATIONAL BAD­


MINTON Live coverage of this afternoon’s Finals of The Yonex All England


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7-15 AGATHA CHRISTIE’S A .C A R IB B E A N MYS- TERY Helen Hayes,' Bar­ nard Hughes. After two


, murders occur in the hotel r


1145 THAT’S HOLLYWOOD “ Animals and Other Actors", a look at the most notorious scene- stealers in Hollywood — the four-legged variety.


12-20 CLOSEDOWN (In the event of extra time


being played in the Milk Cup Final, programmes will be re­ scheduled as follows: 5-15 Car­ toon Time; 5-30 CHIPS).


i i i i i i i g a |


145 THE MAKING OF BRI­ TAIN The Feudal King­ doms of Europe.


140 IRISH ANGLE


2-10 DON CARLO — Part 1, repeat of the first part of the New York Metropoli­ tan Opera’s acclaimed pro­ duction, starring four of the greatest living Verdi singers.


445JACK’ S GAME Jack Charlton spends time rough shooting.


445 ANYTHING WE CAN DO Helen brings “Turtle” home from school to find out how best to use it, while John pours scorn on computers in education. But Helen succeeds in finding a program to deal with a problem.


35 LAND OF THE LAPS 00 MORNING WORSHIP


00 ME AND MY CAMERA


545 NEWS HEADLINES AND YVEATHER fol­ lowed by Seven Days.


545 W H E R E IN THE YVORLD Ray Alan hosts this quiz show about travel, with John Julius Norwich and John Carter


heading the ‘celebrity teams


30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT


815 INTERNATIONAL VOL­ LEYBALL The Bremen T ou rn am en t , w o r ld champions China meet South Kora in women’s volleyball, presented by Kathy Tayler.


7-15 THE YVORLD AT YVAR A look at the war in the Pacific, the bloodiest cam­ paign of all. Laurence Olivier narrates.


815 THE JEWEL IN THE CROYVN Repeat of last Tuesday’s episode.


920THERE’LL ALYVAYS BE STARS IN THE SKY Third in a group of four films by Jeremy Marre looking at how music in various parts of the world reflects the people and societies that produce it. Tonight, India.,


10-20 SKATING — YVORLD C H A M P IO N S H IP S


GALA A re-cap of Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean’ s performances during the world champ ionships earlier this week, an interview with them and a chance to see, live, their last appearance on the w o r ld ata g e as amateurs.


114)0B LU E B E A R D ’ S 8th WIFE (1938) Vintage


, _ comedy, , tv


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at MARTHOLME GRANGE Burnley Road, Altham, Accrington 384874


After six months rebuilding and refurbishing our new car- very opens, it combines the best of both worlds, waitress service and Individual choice.


Starters and desserts are served at your table out for. your main course — help yourself


. . . .


Our chef will carve you succulent, tender roast beef, pork, lamb or fowl as you wish.


Then you select all you want to go with it — as much or as little as you wish. Naturally there is a selection of wines and house carafes to accompany your meal. YOU WILL LIKE IT


LUNCHTIME £4.95 fully inc. EVENING £5.95 fully inc. .


Opening every night at 7. p.m. and every lunch (except Saturday) at 12 noon


WADDINGTON DRAMA GROUP presents t


MY THREE ANGELS A LIGHT COMEDY


a t S t H e len ’s Sunday School, Waddington


on Wednesday, March 28th, to Saturday, March 31st, at 7-30 p.m.


Tickets available from: P a t H a rg re a v e s T e l . C li th e ro e *27296; Hammond Confectioners, St Mary’s Street,


Clitheroe} or any member of the group


WHALLEY ABBEY and WHALLEY CHURCH PLAYERS


Present a lighthearted look at . . . ■ LOVE and MARRIAGE Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,


March 27th/28th/29th v - at 7-30 p.m.


TICKETS £3.50 including a 3 COURSE HOT. DINNER after the performance


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OPEN WEEKENDS from MARCH 24th for LU N C H E S A N D A F T E R N O O N TEA S


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GOOSNARGH AND LONGRIDGE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY


ANNUAL FARMERS’ BA LL4 a t th e Civic H a ll, Longridge


CHICKEN SUPPER >


on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 8 th Continuous dancing 8 p.m. — 1 a.m. ,


LICENSED BAR Tickets £3 from P. Morris. Tel. Rochester 523, : i f :; 1- 10- lOME AND THE 9-


A new game show in which contestants use their knowledge of the prices of items in bids to win prizes.


8-


Hooker risks everything in a high-stakes investiga­ tion when he discovers compulsive gamblers are


being forced to act as de­ liverymen for a drug ring.


The World Figure Skating Championships from Ottawa, Canada. Dickie Davies introduces this final, fascinating phase of C h r is and J a y n e ’ s amateur career from the city where they first com­ peted in a world champ­ ionship in 1978.


“ The Wild G e e s e ”


12-25 MAN IN CONCERT AT THE MARQUEE Late


night music from the Welsh group Man seen here performing at the Marquee Club in London. 30 CLOSEDOWN


* * *


SATURDAY, MARCH 24th 7.30 p.m.


35 WHIZ KIDS Richie and Tickets E3.00-E3.50 on door 30 C&{lD’S^?£alY A game 00T J H O O K E R S g t


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15 TORVILL AND DEAN ALL TICKETS £4.50


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TUESDAY, MARCH 27th SPECIAL NOTICE


THE HELL ON EARTH TOUR (with the RODS)


Refunds now available from Box Office


CANCELLED


MONDAY, MAY 14th at 7.30 p.m.


Top Cat Promotions present


KAJAGOOGOO Plus Support Plus Special Guests S P ID E R


Bernle Marsden’s "Alaska” and Local Band “Frenzy”


Britain's Top Entertainment Organist


JOHN MANN .


£3.00, £2.50, £2.00


- 50p reduction for O A P s /. children


; FRIDAY, APRIL 13th at 8.00 p.m. -


IN CONCERT


Tickets: £4.'00, £3.50, £3.00 SATURDAY, JUNE 9th


THE FLYING PICKETS Tickets: £4.00, £3.50, £3.00


IN CONCERT


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Tickets for Concerts also available from Pendle Travel, B urn le y; C astle Reco rds and To u r is t Information, Clitheroe; The Entertainer, Waterfoot; and Tourist Worl­ dwide, Barnoldswlck. (Subject to a booking fee).


00 THE ADULT MOVIE


R E M Z F S THE STARKIE INN


CLITHEROE


The ONLY Nightspot in Town LEAVE YOUR CAR AT HOME


ENJOY THE SURPRISES AT REMZI’S F R ID A Y N IG H T


140 MOTHERS BY DAUGH­ TERS Bernadette Devlin. |


McAliskey. 2-


rector Cecil B. DeMille’s vintage epic.


4-15 THE THREE STOOGES The Three Stooges sign up as soldiers when the Cavil War breaks out.


4- 5-


6- 6- 35 MAMA MALONE this week’s episodes. COME TO SIR GALAHAD’S


Following last week’s success! ANOTHER EXOTIC DANCER at 11-15 p.m. and 1145 p.m.


20 CLEOPATRA (1934) Di- . ' and NOOKIES DISCO TUESDAY is still our successful


L A D IE S N IG H T ■ 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


with NEW Rock ’n’ Roll and Golden Oldies Disco


Cut-price drinks 8 p.m. to 10-30 p.m. for ladles only LOOK AT THESE PRICES!


05 BROOKSIDE Repeat of | 00 NO PROBLEM!


30 THE OTHER SIDE OF


THE TRACKS Paul Gam- baccini concludes the cur­ rent series with a look at | the revitalised career of | Elton John.


7- 8- 30 NEWS HEADLINES '


AND WEATHER fol­ lowed by Union World.


00TWENTY TWENTY


V IS IO N A. ty p i c a l Monday morning queue at London’s Hackney Hous­ ing Service.


8- 30 SH AD OW S FROM LIGHT A film journey through the photographic world of the late Bill B ran d t — B r i ta in ’ s master photographer.


9- 35 TH E A V E N G E R S Mother assigns Steed and Tara the task of catching a traitor amongst their colleagues.


10- 35 THE COMIC STRIP PRESENTS (rpt) ,


11- 15'h OUSE OF STRAN­ GERS (1949) .


GILLIAN YOUNG HAIR AND BEAUTY CENTRE


116/118 B AW D L A N D S , C L IT H E R O E LANCS BB7 2 LA


You are invited to our official re-opening of the


GILLIAN YOUNG HAIR AND BEAUTY CENTRE


on


SUNDAY, MARCH 25th 3 p.m. to 10^30_p.m._____ ___


With a Cheese and Wine reception and our all day Charity CUT-IN'in aid of the NSPCC


Almost anything from— a Sponsored Head Shave to a £1 a Leg Shave. All proceeds donated to the NSPCC


SEE YOU THERE FOLKS!!!________


GUESS?. Our surprise Celebrity of the Day


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" CLITHEROE CENTRAL WORKING " MEN’S CLUB WHALLEY ROAD


SATURDAY, MARCH 24th


JOHNNY GRECO AND ORGANIST FOR DANCING


Usual entertainment with


CHRIS on Friday and JOHN on Sunday


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Downham Road, Chatburn


MOTHER’S DAY A P R I L , 1 s t


SU N D A Y L U N C H (3-coursc) 12-00 till 1-30 p.m.


A F T E R N O O N T E A 3 p.m. till 4-15, p.m. H IG H T E A (3-course) 4 p.m. till 6 p.m. ’ , £3.95 per head .


Children under 12 £ 2 .5 0 ' Choices o f menu Limited bookings


Tel. CLITHEROE 41316 , , EASTER


PLAYSCHEME at TRINITY YOUTH and


COMMUNITY CENTRE, PARSON LANE


for 7-10 year olds


APRIL 16th — 19th and APRIL 24th — 27th


10 a.m. to 3 p.m. £ 2 per week


Phone SUE on 27886 Members a n d Bona Fide Guests welcome


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH CLITHEROE


A musical conceii by the renowned NELSON ARION


MALE VOICE CHOIR previous winners o f the Welsh National Eisteddfod


in TRINITY CHURCH, SATURDAY, MARCH 31st, 7-30 p.m.


Tickets £l<including refreshments


Available from members o f the church or ring 23519 (evenings)


SATURDAY, MARCH 24th 10 a.m. — 5 p.m. at the Kelrby Hotel, Burnley


ALMERIA AND MALLORCA PROPERTY EXHIBITION


COSTA DEL SOL FRENCH CONNECTION


SUNDAY, MARCH 25th 10 a.m. — 5 p.m. at the Moat House Hotel (Saxon Inn), Preston New j


Road, Blackburn


Discuss all aspects o f purchase with o u r directors, the N o r th 's ' leading SPANISH PROPERTY SPECIALISTS 15 years experience In sates and management


See videos o f New Luxury Villas, Apartments and Pueblo Develop* ments from £13,500 — £90,000 In Marbelta, Fuenglrola, etc., some with .. mortgage facilities


.le t t in g (If required), cleaning and management services, flights fo r owners


TIMESHARES AT SENSIBLE PRICES •


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THE ROLLING THUNDER CLUB Presents their


a t th e


1st ANNIVERSARY PARTY V


Swan and Royal H o te l,


C lith e ro e


FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd 6 0 ’s N IG H T


WITH


“CAVERN IN CONCERT”


RED ROOSTER DISCO


Modern Disco D ownstairs


MEMBERS ONLY


No Admission' after 11 p.m.


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W.I. MARKET RE-OPENS


„


. in ST. MARYS LOWER ’ ,lv HALL


TUES: MARCH 27th 1 SI


- (entrance In'York Street)


~ ,10-30 a.m. — 12 noon: . Confectionery, plants, crafts, - . : preserves, coffee • V


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H IL T O N IN T E R N A T IO N A L P R O P E R T IE S N o rv lc H o u s e , 1 H il to n S t r e e t , M a n c h e s te r 4 T e l . 0 6 1 -8 3 2 4 0 7 9


(A division of Hilton Travel Services Ltd)._________ _


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND CHILDREN’S COMMITTEE


FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd ' In the Village Hall - Doors open 7-15 p.m.


JUMBLE SALE


Admission 10p adults, 5p . children ■ ■ ■ .


(including refreshments) .


Largest selection o f re*sale bargains from £4,900, also bars a n d ' businesses Free Inspection flig h t offer. After sales service Includes


aEVENING COFFEE


t THE MAYOR’S PARLOUR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 8 th


7-30 p.m. to 9-30 p.m. Exhibition of


Clitheroe/Rjvesaltes


Tombola— Cake Stall— Bring and Buy Admission 25p


%pt Bitter— 20p Vipt Draught Cider 25p V4pt Lager— 25p All Spirits 40p a shot


Bring your men with you — ire don’t mind i f you treat them to drinks


Enjoy our candlelight atmosphere C l i t h e r o e 2 2 5 5 0


_________ ~ “ CLITHEROE


SOCIAL C LUB SATURDAY, MARCH 24th


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jenny mckenzie WEEKLY DOUBLE: 23 — 27


WEEKLY TREBLE: 17 — 4 — 12 200 CLUB: 183


Members e n d Bona Fide Guests


LOW MOOR CLUB THURSDAY and SATURDAY


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


SUNDAY, MARCH 25th MEMBERS DRAW £12


WADDINGTON


A LA CARTE RESTAURANT OPEN SAT. EVENING


ENJOY EXCELLENT FOOD ON THIS SPECIAL DAY!


SUNDAY LUNCHEON" CLITHEROE 23262 _ HIGH TEAS 4 p.m. — 6 p.m.


RESTAURANT OPEN SUNDAYEVENING FOR RESERVATIONS Tel.


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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


date. •


For details of this inexpen- ■ sive way 'of publicising your event. and giving notice to other organisa­ tions your intention.


Contac t CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street, Clitheroe Tel. 24804/22323


24th MARCH. — Rare Breeds Survival Trust, C l i t h e r o e A u c t i o n M a r t . T e l . W halley


15th APRIL. — Mission England. Palm Sunday, the musical Daybreak, a celebration o f Easter presented in Clitheroe by local young people.


3766.


CLITHEROEI and


26th, 27th, 28th APRIL, 1 9 8 4 . __ B o lton -b y - Bowland Drama Group present “ Surprise P a c ­ ka g e ’ ’ fa rcical play. Tel. Bolton-by-Bowland 277.


28th APRIL. — West B r a d fo rd M e th o d is t


Church. Spring Sale.


5 th , M A Y , 1 9 8 4 , SATURDAY. — Gis- bu rn P o in t - t o -P o in t


Races.


7TH MAY, M o n d a y ------ Newton Village Hall, May Day Flea Market, In q u ir ie s S la id b u rn


312.


7 th M A Y , 1 9 8 4 , MONDAY. — Gisburn Young Farmers Point- to-Point Disco Dance.


12th MAY, Saturday. — U n i t e d R e f o rm e d Church, Clitheroe. May Market.


1 2 th M A Y . — Ox R oa st , licensed bar, t ick e ts £5 availa ble from Clitheroe 23501.


27th and 28th MAY. — Slaidburn Whit Festival C e lebrat ions, Sunday Flea Market. — In­ quiries Slaidburn 273, W h it M o n d a y May Queen and Sports.


3rd JUNE, 1 9 84. — C l ith e ro e Lions a n d , Round Table. Heritage F a ir , tow n c e n t r e . Stalls available.-----Tel. Clitheroe 24365.


Gth JUNE, WEDNES­ D A Y .


, In q u ir ie s C l i th e r o e 25109.


Club open night, all over 16s welcome. —


,— S u b -A qu a


DUNSOP BRIDj VILLAGE HAL


JUNE 8th, Friday. — Pendleton Village Hall S i lv e r J u b i le e Bar­ becue. ‘


8th JUNE. — Friday,- Eaves ( lo u s e Farm, W a d d in g t o n . B a rn' Dance/Esso Steel Band.


: School o f Dancing pre­ s e n t s ' 'T h e M a g ic Faraway Tree” by Enid Blyton.


1 3 t h to 1 6 t h J U N E . ------- M a r y W a d d in g t o n


DANCH


1Sth JUNE. — Ribbles- dale School Associa­ tion. Cheese and Wine Evening.


15TH JUNE, Friday , Auction Sale, Trinity Methodist Church.


- S c h o o l A s s o c ia t io n Annual Gala.


JULY 7th Ribblesdale


Bolton-By-Bov Village Hall


W H I S T a j


ST PAUL’S, LOW MOOR SUNDAY, '


MARCH 25th L E N T 3


9-00 Holy Compiunion •


10-30 Family Communion Rev. PAUL WARREN ' Bishop’s Chaplain 6-00 Evensong THE VICAR


•FRIDAY,


MID-LENT CONCERT Tickets £1.50 A few left


MARCH 30th DCOMl


DALESMI FRIDAY,


to tn e


MARCH 23r 9 p.m. till 1 a.m.l


Admission £1.50 incltf Plated Supper I


Licensed Bar. Tickets a i from I


D um o p B r idge 2 l S la id b u rn 2 5 9 a n d |


NEWTON VILLA HALL


ANCII


D O M IN O Eon Wed., March: at 7.45 p.m.


Admission 7 0 | (Including suppef


ALL MEAT PRIZl COMl THIS SATURDJ


Bob Falrclougt Music


MARCH 24th | to


ADMISSION £1.50 ill Supper et 9 p.m. [


CLUB Hibs|


SATURI


Dancing to thJ There will be NO I these nights! Smart sta S|


ANTIQUE


ANAto be helc NUL


MARCH 28S


Any organisation wishing . to make a claim for a


DATES


* * * * * * * *


SUNDAY,


LUXURY Depart I


• /P.S. People notv


MILK Cl Back at 10 |


For further dl Dawsa


* * * * * *


WHALLE\ ANC


EXIRAORDINf


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CONSERVA1 - O N TH U R l


To c o n s id e r pa


T h e M a n o r Hod (on the i


SUNDJ 10-1


MANYINTERESTItf LICENSE!) DETAII


CHIPPINC PONY CLU|


in CHIPPING VIL| HALL


SATURDAY, MAl 24th


PRIZl BING!


Doors open 6-30 p | First call 7-30 p.nf


PARTRIDC Tosside


DOG anc DISC]


FRIDAY, MA 23rd |


9 p.m. to 1 a] Admission!


T ARE YOU] ense, nervous, worried


HYPNOTHEH R can helc


over-eating, smoking, i nerves, Insomnia, mal problems, flylngTt


ing WHALLEY 2


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