Clilheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advert,e Clilheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Clauifted) 2 Ciitharae Advertiser and Times, November 2Sth, I98i> Weekend SATURDAY-


SNOOKER. Coverage ol the final of The Coral United Kingdom Champion­ ship.


8-30 WH AT-A-MESS. 8-


9- 35C H ILD R EN OF F IRE


MOUNTAIN. Adventure serial set in New Zealand in 1900.


STORE. The Krankies drop in. also Tim Furniss. cellist Julian Lloyd Webber and Bonnie Tyler.


12-15G R A N D S T A N D intro­ duced by Desmond Lynan. incl: 1-10 News summary, weather, 12-20 Football Focus with Bob Wilson. 12- 55. 1-25. 1-55 Racing trom Chepstow. 1-15. 1-10. 2- 10. 4-15 Snooker. Coral United Kingdom Champion­ ship, 3-10 Boxing Ray Gil- body v John Farrell. 3-30 Rugby League. John Player Special Trophy. 4- 40 Final Score.


5-05 News. Weather. 5-15 Regional Sport/News. 5-20 THE KRANKIES ELEK- TRONIC KOMIK. Action packed show with sketches and musical numbers.


5-


LA T E LA TE B R E A K ­ FAST SHOW. The outside broadcast cameras are at Aloershot race track for the ■


Great Egg Challenge.” 6- 7-


Eyes down for another game of Bob Monkhouse's bmgo quiz.


girl Susan Stubbs has told her mother of her suspicion that teacher Michael Blake is having an affair with one of the pupils. Insp. Kate Longton tackles the prob­ lem of a pcssib'e scandal


at a local school 8-


HORSES. Uncle Albert seems to have established nimseif m the lives of Del and Rodney


8-40 NEW S AND SPORT, Weather.


8-55 C H A M P I O N S H I P SNOOKER. Coral United Kingdom Championship. The fir-.ai. frames 8-t-i


11-


"The Ladyklllers." Alec Gumnoss s band of crooks


set uv. HQ m a rather tumblecJown locKjmq house.


12- 30 WEATHER. { BBC-2 bv"'.q gangster


2*35THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION. Ca-y Grant, rra-y Smprn and Sophia Leon ,n adventure story c


- .m m Spam m 1fi10 4-40 C H A M P I O N S H I P 7- Sight. 7- 1-35 BEFORE DAWN. Stuart


t>,vn ang Warner Oi.ind ,r. in i3 mniio- npout a


8- 9-


tion tor St Andrew's night


• as the show takes on a Scottish flavour.


5-


6*40 DEUTSCH DIREKT! For beginners in German.


OOSATUROAY S U P E R ­ 7-


7-05 W O R L D B R I D G E CHAMPIONSHIP. Jeremy James talks to members of the winning team about the tournament.


7-3SNEWS AND SPORT, Weather.


Gerry Anderson, creator ol Thunderbirds, talks about the art of super-mariona- tion.


8- 9- 10-


new dance work for televi­ sion.


CIAL. Special report on the Lombard RAC Rally.


S E A SO N : I l lu s t r io u s Corpses. 1975 film set against the background of. the tense political struggles: in Italy.


1 55THE NOEL EDMONDS 11- 45 BOB’S FULL HOUSE. ( Granada j


9-25 TX. Interview with Curt Smith and Roland Orzabel


of Tears for Fears. Boz are caught in crossfire.


12- 001TN NEWS. 12-05 SAINT AND GREAVSIE. Ian St John and Jimmy


20 JULIET BRAVO. School­


Greaves give their inimit­ able views ol football issues and the sporting


world.


12-30 WRESTLING. From Coal­ ville.


1- 2-


missing. Cardiff.


10 O N L Y FO O L S AND 4-


be. Unrestful to the point of murder.


10- 0 0M O V IE P R E M I E R E : , Dressed to Kill. Michael | Caine. Angie Dickinson.


11- 40 RICK SPRINGFIELD IN CONCERT. Rick Spring- field performs hits such as "S ta te of the Heart." "Don't Walk away" and "Alyson.”


12- 50SA TURDAY REVIEW. 50 ACE CRAWFORD, PRI­


VA TE EYE. Tongue in cheek adventure.


1-15 CLOSEDOWN. 40 A MASS FOR MAN. A i j ia l l l f l i l 40 TOP GEAR RALLY SPE­ 10 F R A N C E S C O R O S I


12-30CHANNEL 4 RACING from Sandown and New­ castle.


2-15 CARAVANS (1978). Ad­ venture epic as a US em­ bassy attache who is sent to find a Senator's way­ ward daughter and discov­ ers her happily living in the


4- desert


ROCKET. Film adaptation ol Oscar Wilde's story, na­ rrated by David Niven.


05 RIPTIDE. Cody. Nick and


5- 05 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS. 6- 00T H E P U P P E T M AN . Walter (Roy Hudd) and William meet at Minehead to tackle the problems of live performances.


6- 40W O R LD OF A N IM A ­ T IO N . More animated antics from around the world.


7- 00 NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER followed by 7 DAYS looking at the moral issues behind_ the week's news.


7-


20 AIRWOLF. Flight 093 is 15 B O X I N G . Li ve from


4-15 DIFF’RENT STROKES. A Special Friend.


45 RESULTS SERVICE. 00 ITN NEWS.


5-05 BLOCKBUSTERS. 16-18 year old contestants test their speed and general knowledge on the game board.


5-


00 S A T U R D A Y M O V IE : 6-


adventure with the devil- may-care A-Team.


hesis this new show — a lighthearted look at what happens on a blind date.


senes in which a zany team of impressionists sends up everything in


more about the surface of Mars than we do about our own planet. And we meet some of the scientists who until recently, were con­ vinced there was live on Mars.


8- 00 BEATS OF THE HEART. Starts with the gypsy street performers of India and fol­ lows their historic migra­ tions into East Europe.


35THE A-TEAM. Another 30 BLIND DATE. Cilia Black 15 COPY C A T S . A new


9- 00 U P S T A I R S , D O W N ­ STAIRS. A reckless night time car journey ends in tragedy and Georgina Worsley has to face a manslaughter charge.


10- 00 HILL STREET BLUES. Captain Funllo learns a val­ uable lesson in legal


oneupmanship. Sgt. Es- 45 3-2-1. A special celebra­


45 ITN NEWS AND SPORT. 00T IME FOR MURDER.


When writer Avon Eve goes to the Bolton Health Hydro for rest, peace and sleep, she doesn't realise how unrestful it's going to


SUNDAY ( BBC-1 ) 9-


10- 10- 11-


11- ■ ■ 55 PLAY SCHOOL


9-15 ASIAN MAGAZINE. 9-45 SUNDAY WORSHIP.


Sp.v-c-n LOO'n'iVb i" Go'mao


4-20 UNDER SAIL. Film about two grand old men of the


4- 5-


to crush up your


‘WOODWORK. How lo r,v\o n slca-v platter out of :■


.(•. rvr.x !:> f.arvo and -',.s on to steak


12-


12-35 FARMING Horn Earls 1-


6- 6-


sea SHOP.


30 DIGAME! For beginners m 55 DEUTSCH DIREKT! For 20 T E L E - J O U R N A L . A


45 BLIZZARD'S WIZARD 7-


Afghan horseman and Brit­ ish aaent


4-


Fourth episode of an eight part series set in Australia


in the 1850s.


Welfare Slate does it cost more than it's worth"5


titles


40 RACHMANINOV WORK­ 20 THINKING ALOUD. The 5-


RAMME. How easy is it for students to run up an overdraft ?


Extraordinary sights in-


c'ude two day old barnacle geese chicks launching


10 SEE HEAR! Maaa.-mn for 00THIS W E E K N E X T WEEK. David Dimbleoy m


- r. v e r s a 11 o n w' t h the r-r-ct-'o at the heart or the


2- 3-


8-


SNOOKER. Cora' United -


5-25 O L I V E R T W I S T by ; ■


'•c M-.ai frames 15-21 •■


..-in--. 5- :• Porte- as Fag n


Boar;: art? sitting and old p.M-'-n iDav d Jasoni is me r rv y . rv i f.Tv'.'UMlO to be heed


6- . p. t 6- 7- i B. :ne ivw: 30 NEWS. Weather.


640 SONGS OF PRAISE lor Advent Su n i; a c ome s from Sumenund


SNOOKER. Ct'-a' U-iicfl K-ngdom C’lar-ycnship The final i conclusion! 'himes 22-3 i


8- W I N E . > L - ? > i if y


00 EASTENDERS. Omn-pus 00 C H A M P I O N S H I P Championship


8- '-.tar-mq 55 PORRIDGE. The Parole 9-


themselves off 200 foot chffs. a ptarmigan sitting on as eggs under 2 feet of snow', 'dwarf plants flower­ ing m the midnight sun’and musk oxen battling for con­


trol ot the herds


Leningrad jazz-rock musi­ cian Sergei Kuryokhm who shows that it is possible to live beyond conventional society in the USSR


MOMENTS. Bernard Ford ana Diane Towler. ice dance champions m the :ate GOs


25 LORD TONYPANDY up- ’ * t ‘ ' tr Na- t Ft ‘


is terrified when tie heats that hotel inspectors are m town, and gets it into his head that guest Bernard Obb-ns is a visiting Egon Ronay


9-35 AUSTRALIAN CINEMA: Freedom. A young man out o' work longs for free­ dom m the shape of a glamorous woman and a fast car. and one day his c-eam comes true


15 C H A M P I O N S H I P 11-


35 LAST OF THE SUMMER ’ <


12- 05 M U S I C A T N IG H T . Pou len c s Sonata lor


clahMft and piano 5-05 ST A RO U A LIT Y. T» - ( Granada )


9-25 TH E W O N D E R F U L STORIES OF PROFES­ SOR KITZEL.


. . . . .


10 00 NEWS. Weather. E.V™ , 5


10- 55 C H A M P I O N S H I P SNOOKER. Crjr.il IJniK'd


1 ' ^ cor dus.cru pio' j up 12-25 WEATHER ) the


9-35 SURVIVAL. Sonq of the Cu-W.


10-OOMORNtNG WORSHIP 11 -00 THE ^SQUARE MILE. An


U U b u " 11.25 AAP KAA HAK.


Lf/ al„ ics 0,VLondon’ (-onv’mdity and futures


11-30 DOV/N TO EARTH. The final stage in the journey


up. 'h'* River Ribb'e


— ---------- ' " ...................\ 12-00 WEEKEND WORLD. Cur- □ D


£* -


11- 45 C H A M P I O N . TH E WONDER HORSE.


12- 10 WINDMILL, l-mm ! <>,iut.!ul ro t


i,< '.Vn'-ve's


vVr:r;d • me 1W4 O'ym- ecs -r a •» '-••rta-i Piymn Circus Gu'-M is Ronnie Lanq‘n'0


1- 2-


abi'ity lo k am .tnquaoes nnrt v Llanelli


10 STATES OF


2-30 FILM MATINEE: "Kim.-' Rudyard Kipling's stony is set m India under the Raj ,/hen 0.Phan Kim is bef-


nenried by Errol Flynn s J


mnt af'ai’s programme that ,nvest.gales the tacts


behind me headlines


1-00 SMALL WONDER. Chao- tic comedy senes about a


precocious 10-year-Old called Vcki


1-30 THE FALL GUY. Colt, Howa* and Jody are filming m Turkey when they learn fou’ reels of film have been


MIND. Our stolen 00 RUGBY SPECIAL. New-


2-25 SUNDAY MATINEE: Big Barry Primus


4 00 THE HUMAN FACTOR. Ben Brown — now a dwi- sional director of Dr Bar- nardo s — describes his


life and hard times 9- 8-


Profile of a judge on a P eo p les Tr ibunal Mo/ambinue


in


5- 00 CANDID CAMERA. The unsuspecting public are victims of practical jokes captured by a hidden


camera.


00 NEWS REVIEW with sub­ 30 THE MONEY P R O G ­


15THE NATURAL WORLD.


presents the popular game of darts and decisions.


64)0 A L B I O N M A R K E T . Tony's back from Scotland and there's a frsoty reunion between him and Lisa Lynne wants to run the stall by herself and Lisa's , visit to the DHSS nearly causes some bother


6- 7- 10COMRADES. Profile of 30 ITN NEWS.


640 HIGHWAY. Harry Sec- ombe visits Merthyr Tydfil


1S B R U C E FORS Y TH 'S


PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT. Join Bruce Forsyth


tor his popular game show


745 THE ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE.


10-15 ITN NEWS. 10-


55 100 GREAT SPORTING 11- 05 FAWLTY TOWERS. Basil 30 TH E SO U T H B A N K


SHOW with Melvyn Bragg Peter Shaffer talks about Yonadab and his earlier plays


30 MAN IN A SUITCASE.


The conclusion of a two part story A million dollars I have been hidden away m a Lisbon bank and McGill is trie only many with the key to the safety deposit box


12- 30 CLOSEDOWN. Channet-4)


15 THE SUNDAY JUDGE. 1-


1-05 IRISH ANGLE. The Skill of tailoring


Cartoon capers with Ray Alan and Ah Cat.


2- 00 POB'S PROGRAMME with Pob the magic puppet


2-30 100 MEN AND A GIRL (1937) Deanna Durbin stars m this musical fairy tale


4- 00 WORLD CUP BASKET­ BALL. Enqland v Israel


5- 00 NEWS FOR THE NAVY. How a letter from home reaches a sailor on duty foreign waters


5-15 NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER followed by The Business Proarnmme


64)0 AMERICAN FOOTBALL. The best of Ihe action from one of this week s top games


7-


DRAGON. Writers, pain­ ters and musicians and some of the influences that have shaped their work What distinguishes then wor k as speci f ical l y Chinese1


CROWN. Barbie is still ir hospital and Sarah return­ ing with her father to Pankot There are other travellers journeying north and there are many aues tions to be answered


Rose." Shelley Winters. 10-


WA L L . The pressure groups of the seventies and their campaigns for rights m Ihe family, at school, at work and m the streets


rtft HELEN’S CHRISTMAS FAIR


1 15THE HEART OF THE


Saturday, December 7th it 2-15 p.m. in


ST HELEN'S SUNDAY SCHOOL WADDINGTON


Produce • Sweets • Home


Made Cakes • Decorations • j Toys • Books • Christmas


j 15 THE JEW E L IN THE ■#. ■&. ■€?. if f . f f f f f f ' f f f f f f ^


N KW TO N V IL L A G E H A L L z. Christmas Dance


15 THE WRITING ON THE


FRIDAY, DKITAIHKIi litlr i* p.m. till I a.m.


I><utfitui to the


U IG U L .W n E U S HAM)


I.ICF .N SKO HAU


(1947) John Mills stars as . a man whose brain injuries j m an accident have left him | with suicidal tendencies


t


25THE OCTOBER MAN A D M IS S IO N £-.73 Tel. Slaidlmrn RI2 and 259


■{%


CH R IS TMA S W H IS T and DOMINOKS


SATCKDAY. DKCK.MltF.lt 7th


ALL CHRISTMAS FA YUC


ADMISSUtX SOp f f . f f . f f . f f- f f f f f f f f


Cards • Hankies • Buttons and Bow's • Tombola • Refreshment's


r ADMISSION FREE


GISBURN WOMEN'S INSTITUTE


CHRISTMAS FAYRE


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7th


FESTIVAL HALL 2-30 p.m.


Opener: Mr Pickering Admission 15p. Children lOp


Father Christmas. Various Stalls. Tombola. Rattle. Afternoon Teas


Proceeds for 0*ycainometre for Special Caro Baby Urnt at Ed>th Walscn. Burnley and Wl Funds


* :


* * *


,


Cabaret D in n e r Dances Owinii to trc-im-mlmis di-mand \


\ v li;ivc- Ih-


forced to add to our festive ijala evenings two more dates


FRIDAY, JAN. 3rd, and MONDAY, JAN. fith RIl lUdl ltSK MKAI. and INTKKNATIONAl. ( AIIAKKTII \


V O N N Y S 35 CARTOON CARNIVAL.


DANCING TIM. 1 a.m. U 1.50 p.*rperson mehi<ive


ULUS Compere D.I JASON l- KN C K H A TH . WT IF .A T I.K Y L A N K HOAD, t K M K


Ih, In,nhim! ,.Hi.-.- Iimr n i" l '.'A ("'■ Ill■"'■l""■■ N E L S O N ( iS lO l


MI cm


terhaus makes plans for a possible son and Bates fat­ ally wounds a teenage suspect


11- 00 WHO DARES WINS. Late night comedy programme.


1145S C O T C H M Y T H S . . Strange celebration ot the |


romantic fantasies about things Scottish that have been invented by novelists, poets and musicians over the years.


1-30 CLOSE.


■ff. % % %


*


* $


30 THE PLANETS. We know


* $ * * * *


$ ■ff.


t h e


What’s o n ...W h a t ’s o n . . .W h a t ’s o n . . .W h a t ’s o n . . .W h a t ,»_OB^ CIVIC HALL


s t a r k i e a r m s


CASTLE STREET, CLITIIEROE. Tel. 22550 OUR NEW EVENING MENU


HOME-MADE SOUP A ND ROLL P R AWN COCKTAIL


TUNA AND P R AWN SALAD PATE WITH HOT TOAST CORN ON THE COB


GAMMON AND P INE A P P L E 1 BREADED HADDOCK


RUMP S T EA K


HALF A ROAST CHICKEN CHICKEN KIEV


SWEETS FROM THE TROLLEY


or CHEESE AND BISCUITS •k ★ ★


COFFEE AND MINTS •k ★ ★


£ 6 .9 5 incl. VAT


G O O D SELECTION OF WINE S AVAILABLE See I ’ajre (5 for speeial feature


35 T H E R E M A R K A B L E■ff. f f . f f . f f . f f . f f . f f . f f . f f . f f -i


REGIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL CHOIR and INSTRUMENTS


CHRISTMAS MUSIC


at


ST PAUL’S CHURCH LOW MOOR at 7-30 p.m.


MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd and


TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd A D U L T S £1


STUDENTS and SENIOR CITIZENS 50p Tickets available at the door and at


The Clitheroe Advertiser and Times 3 King Street, Clitheroe


■ f f f f . f f - f f . f f f f . f f f f f f f f '


euKNiey kscke^tion s LEISURE SERVICES


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 7-30 p.m., at Padlham Town Hall


The adventure ot a family on their tirst canal holiday The latest production but this lively Pub Theatre Company is fast moving, thoughtful family entertainment at its best.


MIKRON THEATRE COMPANY “JUST THE JOB”


Tickets: C1.75, Concessions: 90p. Licensed Bar


TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd. 7-30 p.m.. at Burnley Central Library


THE ALBION ENSEMBLE


Britain's premier (and busiest) Wind Quintet present a varied proqrammo ot works that includes. B-zol — Jou* d Entants. Mozart — Adagio in B Flat K411


30 G O L D E N P E N N I E S .


Tickets: E2.00. Concessions: £1.00. N OW B O O K IN G


DECEMBER 8th. Championship Brass In Concort No. 3 U R M S T O N A N D D A V Y H U L M E S IL V E R B A N D


DECEMBER 14th P A D IH A M Y O U T H T H E A T R E : S H IP S H A P E


An entertainment devised by the Company and directed by Lock. Stock and Barrel


30 BULLSEYE. Jim Bowen TONY ARTHUR'S CHRISTMAS MUSIC BOX A special seasonal entertainment for family audiences and


DECEMBER 18th-20th


children trom 5 to 10 Thursday 10 am performance — SULU OUT


Tickets for all events available from Mid-Pennine Arts Association. 2 Hnmmorton Slrcot. Burnloy. and their agen­ cies or by post trom Recreation and Leisure Services.


Rossendale Rond. Butnloy. BB11 5DD. J ^ |A3 ^ " H|TTLE Chief Executive Officer


C r o s & i x e p s 1 3 t m


Hast Marlon, near Skiptun Tel. Karhy Mil!ISA


Hook for Ihe new Supper Donees C5.50 per head im-.


or Pnrtv Lunches VIJUHI (’••»• head U x rr lh 'R t


rhntr, „f


II, lu ll,H ill moll, m ill / in in l r Imrh u,,: ■ ■ - -


liontl C h ild r rn s ( t/n’ii h><j tir* — - 'Itin 'I mi ' >'•' unit C ln h ir rn s i\


•orr/*’ H "< i ' " l,,n '' <trn nt„ in s,U i, r , .


<,nfit‘i} !<>r I'lvns v book v a r ly for nit function! ■C A B A R E T a t j e=^or~ -


I eAGLE STREET. ACCRINGTON. Tel. 37519. NOVEMBER 29th


tins A RUBETTES dmission E3


DECEMBER 6th FOUR MOST Admission C3


DECEMBER 13th VANITY FAIR Admission £3.00


DECEMBER 201h MUNGO JERRY Admission £3.00


Don t delay or be away from Lar-de-Dars — t t s Incredible Special concessions tor coach parties


SANTA and THE MAYOR OF THE RIBBLE ULLEY will be at the


ANNUAL CHRISTMAS FAYRE


2-45 p.m. >'.4 77 'll DAY. .Yr (\7;.t//>7v7i .lull'


at WH ALLEY METHODIST CHURCH


EVERYTHING YOU EXPECT— AND MORE'


■iff. ■&. ■#. f f . - f f .


Ncwliin-in-lt.iw ianii I'nil.'.l lit'fiirnu'.l Clmrch


CHRISTMAS FAIIt


NOVIvMItKK Jl'th s . v m u u Y .


TI1H VII.LACK HAM T n In-.-i<.*!i«-4 .it .> j'.m l . v M rA ( H IS I I ' ,I.M ut' i 'litl'.i't'i*'


I riririie. Stotts, Itufft t. ft rut


M n u s s it t .x f f ' f f- f f - /l ST PETER and ST PAUL’S CHURCH BOLTON-BY-DOWLAND


CHRISTMAS FAYRE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30th


. -n m b ' vY,)1 M i l t


■ ,,


in Ihe VILLAGE HALL opened at 2 p.m. by


Y . Mrs D. A. ROGERS


W - J f 1 A.tn'C. ol Long Preston i p


, Bran Tub Father Christmas. i Relreshments, etc


WOLFENDEN BRITTON AUCTION SALES


Wednesday. December 4th, at 7 p.m. or our next


HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS ANTIQUES SALE


Tuesday. December 10th. at 6- 30 p.m.


See under Auctions for this


sale, or tor entries, please Tel. Colne 869565 697659


CHRISTMAS


FOOD BINGO Turkeys, etc.


CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL, THURSDAY,


DECEMBER 5th, 7-30 p.m. start


Proceeds OAP IVe/tere


BAR AND BISTRO Open from 10 a.m to 3 p.m.


Monday to Saturday and from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Tuesday to


Saturday. Advance tickets available Oo*


Office (9 am — 5 p m . Mon lo F. 10 a m. — 4 p m. S a l ) and from Pendlt* Travel. Nelson


__________________rlst Inu ClUheroe. Tourist World _ Bomoldsw.ck; The Entertainer Waterloo!. Some are »ub|ect to


Pendle Travel. B lurnley ; Castle Records and Tourist Information.


W e e k TU S -


RIBBLESDALE POOL


‘CHEAP’ ’ "CH E A P ” "C H E A P ” Christmas Cracker


Swimming Contracts Pay for six. have 12 swims


Contracts on sale from December 1st to December 15th inclusive at the Tourist Information Centre. Council Offices.


Ribblesdale Pool. Longridge Sports Centre Rtbble Valley Borough Council — Serving the Community


Can you name a. Who says t.


b. Who plays’


c. Who is th Tune ....


V W W W W IV -


Christmas Havre Huneh t li imhiMv Dinner Danee Vlt.-TD iiu-lusiv,.


„<h i l l * *


C L ITH E R O E FO O TB A L L C LU B Present


THE WHITBREAD MID WINTER GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ LEAGUE


COMMENCING SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1st 8 p.m .


fo r 8 w e e k s (with Christmas break) E N T R Y FE E E2 per team ol four persons


Whitbread Tankards for winners and runners up


Weekly prizes


Entries accepted on the night


Members and Dona Fide Guests


i. t H i — 5 Ml 11 = Bo* Otfice. Tel. 5S2582 (24 hours)


SATURDAY. DECEMBER 7th 7-30 o n THE BUSINESS


plu s TWO SUPPORTS C2 50 Advance. C3 on door


THURSDAY DECEV3ER 1?W 7-33 p t* .


THE COCKNEY REJECTS P lu s S P EC IA L GUESTS C2 50 advance. C3 on door


TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24th 6 p m. — I a m.


T H E A L T E R N A T IV E CHRISTMAS EVE PARTY


with THE SHAKERS p lu s s u p p o r t and 2 DJ'»


Tickets E3. Admission to dance and Blakey s Bar, by ticket only Book


YOU CAN WIN £25 A .


\U


Over a period of three weeks v, knowledge, three per week. On coupon, do exactly the same on W your name and address, answer and hand them in or send to ;> together with the closing date


RULES. The Editor will draw the 5 relating to the competition are fin,


into. Winners names wi!1 be publish


THEIR LAT FESTIV


The major store


THURSDAYS, DECE MONDA


= m i


= it’oJ.: x s = h a l l = N O R TM O A T E


i i r i i . D L A C K D U n N !l' l " • or T»l Bi»cU>urn 582S8J nou'tl MONDAY. DECEMBER 9th. 7-30 p m. MAGNUM P lu s SU PPORT C3.50 adxanco. C4 on night THURS04Y. 0ECEV8ER 1211 7-30 0 ^ SISTER SLEDGE TicVots: E7.S0. C6 50. ZS SO


THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26th to SATUROAY, JANUARY 4th


JACK AND THE


BEANSTALK Adults: C2.S0, Children C?


Phone B o* Office noiv for full d e ta ils ' _____________ _


MARKS AND SPE CRS PENDLE HC


% F .n


m \ me,


TOE THE BURNLEYEXPR CLITHEROE 800


INAUGURAL BALL


DINNER DANCE at T H E S T IR K H O U S E , G IS B U R N S A TU R D A Y , FEB R UA RY 2 2n d


DANCING to RIVERSIDE JAZZMEN plus DISCO


MISS CLITHEROE 800 FINAL Tickets C10 available from B. Stevens


Night and Day Furnishings, Lowergate, Clitheroe. Tel. 22856


"THIS IS THE EVENT OF THE YEAR SOCCER at SHAWBRIDGE


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30th k.o. 2-15 p.m.


CLITHEROE irlanTtow


n Admission £1


Children and OAPs 50p Refreshments available


Members licensed clubhouse^


8 Cnstl* Gate, Clitharo* Tot. 23705


Match sponsored by Midland Dunk PLC


(The Listening Dank)


CARVERY DINNER


Jf ' DANCES Christmas Eve and Boxing Nii-hl


(anil IhrmiKlinul Ik-cemlrer)


MENU


Chef’s Home-Made Soup *


Grapefruit Cocktail


Prawn Cocktail Pate a la maisoti


nor f r o m C A U T E R Y rinc


.Sunar Raked Ham Roast Local Turkey Roast Pork


Roast Rib of Iti-ef *


creamed potatoes and seasonal vegetables


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