Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advert Clithcroc 22324 (Editorial), 22323 r A dverlisina). Burnley 22331 (Classified) 2 Clithcroc Advertiser and Times, June 5th, 19S6 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 ’ s o n . . .W h a t h M m ^ . W e e k e n d S A TU R D A Y l i l i i i l i l l


8-30THE SATURDAY PIC­ TURE SHOW. A look at the ultimate home video


made by Mike Oldfield with a million pounds worth ol


equipment in his bedroom. Les Dennis is in the studio; Midge Ure performs his new release.


10-55GRANDSTAND intro­ duced by Steve Rider, inc. 11-00, 3-15 Cricket: First Test. Cornhill Insurance Test Series, England v India, from Lord's; 1-05 News, Weather; 1-15 Inter­ national Tennis. French Open Women's final; 1-55, 2*30, 3-05 Racing from Haydock; 3-40 International Golf. Dunhill British Mas­ ters; 4-45 Football. A look at last night's efforts of En­ gland in the World Cup.


5-05 NEWS and Weather 5-15 REGIONAL SPORT and News


5-20 THE DUKES OF HAZ- ZARD. Waylon Jennings, king of outlaw singers, ar­ rives in Hazzard while on a tour of the South collecting money for charity. Boss Hogg, believing that charity begins at his own home, has plans lor the star guest.


1-55 FILM. "Foreign Intrigue." Robert Mitchum as a press agent, investigating the past of a blackmailer


3-30 CRICKET. First Test: Eng­ land v India, at Lord's.


(1956).


6-15 A L L CH ANGE AT EVERCREECH JUNC­ TION. The age of steam recalled by ex-railwayman Peter Smith and enthusiast Mike Arlett.


6- 45 NEWSVIEW 7-


The Huddersfield Choral Society celebrate their 150th birthday today with a performance of Verdi's Requiem.


9- 05 BOOKMARK. The Old Gringo. Mexican author


Carlos Fuentes talks about his new novel. The Old Gringo, already a huge success in the United


9-35 CRICKET. First Test: Eng­ land v India. Richie Benaud introduces highlights.


States.


910THE KEITH HARRIS SHOW with special guests Precious Wilson, Stu Frances, Maynard Williams with Ryder and Les Diaboliques.


5-50 SORRY. Comedy series starring Ronnie Corbett as live-at-home bachelor Timothy Lumsdon.


7-20 FILM. "Airport 77." James Stewart and Jack Lemmon head an all-star cast in the spectacular disaster movie about a hijacked private jet which hits an oil-rig in fog and sinks on to an under­ water sandbank (1977).


9-


SHOW. Bob is caught off­ guard by Pamela Stephen­ son's unpredictable sharp­ shooting act. Also, ventrilo­ quist Ray Alan and up-and- coming comedy team Hale and Pace with a hilarious interpretation of children's television.


9-50 NEWS, Sport and Weather


10- 05 CAGNEY AND LACEY. When Chris is given 24


hours to nail a drugs dealer, pressure she puts on one of her informants has unforeseen results. Meanwhile an old tramp announces Leon Trotsky


has just been shot.


10- 05 FILM. “ Deadly Run." Thril­ le r about a beautiful young woman who is a pathologi­ cal killer. (French with En­ glish sub-titles). (12-05 close).


L*rartaui 9-25 GET FRESHt


11- 30 TERRAHAWKS


12- 00 NEWS 12-05 WR EST LI N G from Walkden.


10 THE BOB MONKHOUSE


12-55 FILM. “ Thunder Bay." starring James Stewart and Joanne Dru. He fought the fury of the sea. a mob's blind hate and a woman's mocking heart lor a billion- dollar dream of glory!


10-


10-55 WORLD CUP GRAND­ STAND. Poland v Portug­ al, live.


1-00 WEATHER


9-00 NEWS and Sport 9-


Mexico, presented by Brian Moore.


out that goes wrong throws Maggie into a personal crisis that threatens her J career.


Best Little Whorehouse in Texas," starring Burt Rey­ nolds and Dolly Parton. I The fabled Chicken Ranch, which has been running in a quiet Texas country for many years, is suddenly the target of a TV crusad­ er's clean-up campaign.


25 THE VERDI REQUIEM.


12-25THE ROOTS OF ROCK *N’ ROLL. Elton John in­ troduces this programme which features a special tri-1 bute to Jimi Hendrix and | Janis Joplin. (1-15 close).


l i i i i i i i i i i


145CHANNEL 4 RACING , from Epsom, including The


Oaks.


3-30 FILM. "Moonlight Sonata." World-famous musician Ignace Jan Paderowski


makes a rare appearance in this romantic drama (1937).


5435 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS


6- 00 RIGHT TO REPLY. The programme that gives vie­ wers a chance to air their views on TV's output.


'930 NEWS SUMMARY and Weather followed by STREETS AHEAD. Modern


dance.


7- OOTHE SONS OF AB­ RAHAM. New series fol­ lows the journey which Ab­ raham. the first ol the i prophets, made some 4,000 years ago from Ur to Jerusalem and as far as |


7-30 AFRICA. The major inde- pendence struggles within Africa, from the early inde­ pendence of Ghana to the | continuing white minority rule in South Africa.


2- 45 RACING FROM EPSOM. The Oaks.


4- 4-


930 POTTERY LADIES. The role ol the art school system in the Potteries.


3- 30 A T H L E T IC S . The Women's AAA Champion­ ships. from Birmingham. 50 NEWS


A noble young man, saved by Robin from the Duke of Gloucester's soldiers, wants to join the Outlaws.


5-


6- 45 WORLD CUP 86. Spain v Northern Ireland, live from


S U N D A Y 7- 11B8C-1 .)


6-55 PLAY SCHOOL 9-15 KNOCK KNOCK 9-


10- 30 THIS IS THE DAY


10- 00 ASIAN MAGAZINE 10-30 SWITCH ON TO ENGLISH


VIDEO . . . How to avoid the perils ol video play­ backs in the classroom or


youth club. 11-


1145 TH E LE AR N IN G MACHINE. Computers in education.


12*10 FAM ILY HIS TOR Y . Gordon Honeycombe de­ scribes his own search tor his family history and sur­ viving members ol the clan. 35 FARMING


12- 20 MICRO FILE 8- 15NATURE S P EC IA L .


Stunning pictures of whales, filmed using new techniques, accompany this report on the history of whaling and its politics from Moby Dick to Green­


peace. 55 HO P E FU L LY TH IS


9- 05 INTERNATIONAL GOLF. The Dunhill British Masters, highlights.


1- 00 T H IS WEEK NEXT WEEK. Donald MacCor- mick chairs a live discus­ sion with people at the heart of current events.


2- 00 EASTENDERS. Dot has an unpleasant shock as a result of Tony and Arthur's building work: Kelvin comes close to the truth about his parents' relation­ ship; and Arthur makes a surprising admission and has a set-to with Lofty.


US. Amazon Odyssey. In 1975. Jan Little, a blind woman, and her husband and 20-year-old daughter decided to escape the pressures of middle-class suburban Amenca and set­ tled in a wild part ol the Amazon rain forest, where they lived until they con­ tracted a rare tropical dis­ ease. which she alone sur­ vived.


peals on behalf of the Sickle Cell Society.


645 HIGHWAY goes to Elgin. in north-east Scotland.


7-15 WINNER TAKES ALL I with Jimmy Tarbuck.


| 15THE WORLD ABOUT


745 FILM. Agatha Christie's "Thirteen at Dinner." star­ ring Peter Ustinov and Faye Dunaway. Hercute! Poirot goes to Lone where he investigates a murder, and finds that 13 reliable witnesses can be dead wrong.


930 NEWS


945 LOVE AND MARRIAGE. The Clinger. Romantic fan­ tasy turns to physical night­ mare tor a man trying to |


1945 WORLD CUP 86. Uru­ guay v Denmark, live from Mexico. (1-00 close).


attract a new love.


930 TtMEWATCH. The Road to War. First showing in this country ol a recently re-discovered documentary about the rise of fascism in Europe and Asia. Intro­ duced by Peter France.


1930 FILM. “ The Grey Fox.” Award-winning Canadian


film about the gentlemanly bandit Bill Miner, released after spending hall his life


in San Quentin. (12-05 close)


3- 00 FILM. “ Odd Man Out." Continuing the James Mason season with the late, great star as a crimi­ nal on the run (1947).


4- Channel-4)


1-05 IRISH ANGLE. Boautilul glassware made by Keith Ledbetter.


1- 30 THE MAKING OF BRI­


TAIN. 17lh and 10th-cen­ tury origins ol our con­ sumer society.


2- OOTHE HOARDER. Chil­ dren's folk-tale.


2-35 FILM. "Hold Back the Dawn." Charles Boyer


stars in romantic drama (1941).


445 DURRELL IN RUSSIA. 50HOLIDAY AIR 06 at


Biggin Hill in Kent, to wit­ ness a spectacular display of exacting flying.


6-00 NEWS and Weather 6-10 PRAISE BE! Thora Hird introduces a selection of viewers' favourite hymns with this week's theme of Love


925 MAX THE 2,000-YEAR- OLD MOUSE


935 C AL IF O R N IA HIGHWAYS


10- 00 MORNING WORSHIP. Festival ol the Sea with Blessing of the Fleet from HMS Warner in Hartlepool.


645 WORLD CUP GRAND­ STAND. Scotland v West


Germany; also highlights of Belgium v Iraq, m Toluca.


9-00 MASTERMIND. The third group of semi-finalists.


9-


10- 10-


Rantzen and team with consumer advice.


11- 00 LIVE AND LEARN. Crea­ tive writing and painting and drawing classes on offer to adult students.


11-25 AAP KAA HAK 11-


30 THAT’S LIFE. Esther 15 NEWS and Weather


MATTER. David Lomax examines the moral issues behind current events.


11- 05 RHODA. Rhoda and Joe work very hard at being the perfect modern couple — and then a man Rhoda once loved asks her out for dinner.


11-30 WEATHER (11-35 dose) ( BBC-2 )


1-55 SU ND AY G R A N D ­ STAND introduced by Steve Rider International Tennis. French Open Championships. Men's linal; International Goll: Dunhill Masters, from Woburn


645 FOLEY SQUARE (new series). New American comedy series about the legal eagles whose nest is a New York District Attor­ ney's office.


30 HEART OF THE with Michael Winstanley.


12- 00 WEEKEND WORLD with Brian Walden.


1- 00SUNDAY MATINEE. "The Navy Lark." The crew ol the minesweeper HMS Compton. Irom' its Captain down, are leading a life of ease until the arrival on the scene ol an Admiralty "Brass Hat."


2- 4-


SPECIAL. Double-header of World Cup football and live athletics


5- 00THE CAMPBELLS. A Real Lady.


ing the series in which people talk frankly and openly about moments that have had a profound effect on their lives.


5-


6- 00 ALBION MARKET. Jaz goes through the agony of cross examination. Hoa finds himself tied in knots by the prosecution. Colette suffers a private tragedy.


oyes.


930 NEWS 640 APPEAL. Clive Lloyd ap-


eral knowledge game whore contestants have the answers right before their


Gerald and Lee Durrell continue their exploration ol wildlife in the Soviet Union and travel to the Lagata Reserve high above the Arctic Circle.


915 NEWS SUMMARY and Weather followed by THE BUSINESS PROGRAMME


30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT


900 INTERNATIONAL DRES­ SAGE Irom Goodwood. Top dressage riders from six countries compete for the Nashua World Cup at Goodwood.


7-00 NO COMMENT. Experi­ mental programme setting a current affairs topic to specially-composed music by Robert Lockhart.


30WORLD CUP SPORT


7-15THE FANCY. Pigeon racing. A sport which is centred on the north-east and which has moved away from its cloth-cap image. The climax is the mass liberation of 30,000 pigeons to make their way home.


30 REVELATIONS. Continu­


915 PEOPLE TO PEOPLE presents Street Warriors. Street Hockey, a fast and buoyant game on roller skates that is spreading through London.


30 NOW YOU SEE IT. Gen­


1915 FILM. "Thunder Rock.' Michael Redgrave as a dis­ illusioned journalist who seeks solitude as a light­ house keeper (1942).


915 COUNTRY MATTERS. The Sullens Sisters. Drama about the unquenchable passion of a 19-year-old for a post-mistress seven years his senior.


12-15 WORDS FOR BATTLE. A compilation of extracts on the theme of war. spoken by Laurence Olivier. (12-25 close).


SATURDAY, JUNE 14th BENTHAM JUNE FAIR


at


BENTHAM AUCTION MART FIELDS The usual Gypsy Caravans. Entertainers, Buskers,


Stallholders, etc.


Auction Sale of Horses. Tack and Equipment at 12 noon


Tel.: Sale Days (0468) 61246. Other Days (0468)61444


C A R B O O T S A L E BRABINS ENDOWED SCHOOL


SUNDAY, JUNE 8th, 11-30 a.m. Also CAKE and PLANT STALLS etc.


CARS TRADING E3


OVERWEIGHT AND HOLIDAYS


COMING?


Still time to lose over a stone, and be In bikini shapel


DON’T DELAY


JOIN SLIMSET NOW Every Monday at 7*15 p.m.


VICTORIA HOTEL, CLITHEROE


Tel. Blackburn 47471


INSTITUTE WHIST and


TOSSIDE


DOMINO DRIVE SATURDAY,


Admission 80p Including Supper


JUNE 7th 7-45 p.m.


THE SALVATION ARMY


Lowergate, Clllheroe


JUMBLE SALE AdmlBslon 5p


Friday, June 6th at 7 p.m.


Refreshments available


Forget the Rest — Book The Best!


O K D IS C O


Any occasion Large or small


Tel. DARWEN 776159 and CLtTHEROE 28141


REFRESHMENTS


Details Chipping 596 or Lancaster 60480 ADMISSION AND PARKING FREE


1262 SQUADRON ATC BLACKBURN COFFEE E V EN ING at


105 West View, Clitheroe on


WEDNESDAY,


JUNE 11th 7 to 9 p.m.


Stalls, Tombola. Strawberries and Cream


Admission 25p


CLITHEROE TENNIS CLUB ' OPEN N IG H T


Come and try the floodlit courts


TUESDAY, JUNE 10th 8 p.m. onwards Admission free


Light refreshments provided N.B. Tennis shoes must be worn on court with Leslie Crowther.


900 THE SCARLET LETTER. Four-part dramatisation of Nathaniel Hawthorne's


classic American novel. 55 ROBIN OF SHERWOOD.


KWO HILL STREET BLUES. It's Christmas Eve on the Hill, but holiday cheer is in short supply.


55 THE PRICE IS RIGHT


11-00FILM. “ The Desperate Hours." Humphrey Bogart stars as the leader ol a trio [ ol escaped convicts (1955).


(1-05 close). ★ BRIAN


TILSLEY (CHRIS QUENTIN)


SATURDAY, JUNE 14th DANCING 9 p.m. — 2 a.m.


MIDSUMMER


BARBECUE and DANCE SATURDAY, JUNE 21st


HANCOCKS FARM, WEST BRADFORD (by kind permission of Mr and Mrs J. Penny)


T ic k e ts £ 3 .5 0 available from Clitheroe


Advertiser and Times, selected shops and committee members


In aid ol St Helen's Church, Waddington


C A T ’S W H IS K E R S .


; DIRECT FROM


CORONATION STREET


- CENTENARY WAY, BURNLEY, Lanes ■ < ; : Tel. 28531


Mecca. PRESENTATION DINNER to celebrate


three successive championship seasons «f the


SWAN AND ROYAL HOTEL, CLITHEROE


FRIDAY, JUNE 13th, 1986 Reception 7-30 p.m. Dinner S p.m.


Guest speaker Disco Late bar 5-course meal


Tickets £10 available to friends and supporters, from^ Dawson's Greengrocers, Castle Street, Clitheroe, or C.


Whiteside. Tel. Day Accrington 31223; Evening. Clitheroe 25207


MONDAY NIGHT IS BARGAIN NIGHT - ADMISSION £1 Ribble Valley Borough Council — serving the community I


★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


* CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB * SATURDAY, JUNE 7th


* *


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I** I * *


I* *


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L IN D A H A M P T O N * Great Act


SUNDAY, JUNE 8th


T O N I S IM O N WEEKLY DOUBLE 5 — 17


Remember Last Time MEMBERS AND BONA FIDE GUESTS


WEEKLY TREBLE 28 — 20 — 18 Members end Bone Fide Guests


7 A B A R E T at>


\<£lar-de-dars |: STAN


I EAGLE STREET, ACCRINGTON. Tel. 37519- FRIDAY, JUNE 20th


BOARDMAN Star of TV Comedians


Plus support act CAVERN Beetles of the 80s ADMISSION £5


FRIDAY, JUNE 6th INTERNATIONAL RECORDING STAR


A L V I N S T A R D U S T ADMISSION C6 including BUFFET


G r e e n d a l e Licensed Restaurant Downham Road, Chatburn E V E N I N G M E A L S


from our a la carte menu now beinj; served each Saturday from 7-30 p.m. onwards


For the best value for money and lot’s of home cooked fowl


M a k e a r e s e r v a t io n on C L I T H E R O E 4 1 3 1 6 COACH g | j * © HIRE


PRIVATE HIRE COACHES AND MINT- COACHES AVAILABLE. SCHOOLTRIPS.


HODSONS ..r GISBURN TEL. GISKURN 391


\V 1 CURS. BROWNIES.YOUTH GROUPS WE CAN ORGANISE YOUR TRIP


Parish Church of St Paul, Low Moor


SPONSORED F HYMN SING


THIS SATURDAY JUNE 7th


rom 1 p.m. the choir will sing verses from 100 favourite hymns


Please come at any time during the afternoon to support them.


SUNDAY. JUNE 8th 9 a.m. Holy Communion 10-30 a.m. Family


AFTERNOON TEAS AT the: v ic a r a g e


Communion and Sunday School


G p.m. Evensong ANTIQUES


FLEA MARKET BASHALL EAVES VILLAGE HALL,


Near CLITHEROE


SUNDAY, JUNE 8th 10 a.m. — 4-30 p.m.


Home-Made Ralreshmenls


Inquiries: CLITHEROE 4139B or BARNOLDSWICK S13626


busy venue In Yorkshire Dales near Sklpton


COLLECTORS FAIR The Town Hall, Graaslngton,


ANTIQUE


Many collectables, home-made refreshments


SUNDAY, JUNE 6th 10-30 a.m. to 5 p.m.


Tel. COLNE 863124 Details Marla Crow


e a - DOWNHAM and TWISTON I fe BARBECUE and DANCE


F R ID A Y , J U N E 1 3 th at CLAY HOUSE FARM, DOWNHAM'


P H I L C A S E D I S C O 8-30 p.m. — 1 a.m.


TICKETS £2.75 includes BARBECUE SUPPER


LICENSED BAR Tickets from GEOFF BRAITHWAITE 41277


COMING SOON ON | JUNE 18th — E D D I l


JUNE 25th — D A V E B E R l JULY 2nd — W A Y N E F O N T A f


COME TO THE CABARET E\ THE ANGELS O!


Il’e ore icatching you — ARK I Cl. ON O uul for Toe A


ADVANCE TICKETS AV A I I ALSO RESTAURANT BOOKINGS THE ANGEL


CURZON STREET. I The management reserve


tft FRIDAY, JUNE 27th


GLORIA GAYNOR


ADMISSION C6 £XXXXXXXXXXXXX\XVWXXXXX\X\XX\XX\XXXXXXXX\XX^J


\ CLITHEROE CENTRAL J ' - Whalley Road, Clltheroo 23337 . , - <


\ WORKING MEN’S CLUB 2 -


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IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


p! 662424 y Z J f NELSON


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/ 694929 Call or write to


15 MARKET SQUARE NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN


ROCK CONCEI CLITHEROE CASTLE BANDSTl


SUNDAY, JUNE 8th, 2 p.m.


"ABRAHAM," "BRIAN'S MAGl| ROUNDABOUT," “ BAMM-BOC


More ol the same on August 3rd and 17l| September 14th


■


Rlbblt Vallay Borough Council Serving th» Community


BLACKBURN ■ SUPERB GUITAR VOCALIST i\


L O W M O O R C L U B THURSDAY and SATURDAY


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT


IN THE LOUNGE FRIDAY, JUNE 6th


BACK TO FRONT (TWO BOY COMIC CABARET)


Music Nightly with Guest ___________Artists.


Sunday, 12 noon —* 930 p.m.


Wednesday, Saturday 7 p.m. — 930 p.m.


CARVERY


CABARET LOUNGE FRIDAY and SATURDAY


SSMACKEE SATURDAY ONLY Brilliant Comedian


JIGILO ensational Cabaret Group


PETE PRICE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11th (Great New Group)


Adm. C1 before 10 p.m.. E2 after BAR AND DISCO 9 p.m.— 1 a.m.


THURSDAY, JUNE 12th PARTY NIGHT with


(Superb Vocal Instrumental Group) Cl beforo 10 p.m.. C2 attar


CELEBRATION BAR AND OISCO 9 p.m. — 1 a.m.


WEST BRADFORD PLAYING FIELDS C|


FRIDAY, JUNE 13th, 9 p.m. EAVES HOUSE FARM, WADI


BARN DANi


ADMISSION E3 Including HOT CHICKl MUSIC by BURNLEY DISCO CEf L IC E N S E D B A R L


TICKETS available CLITHI


ADVERTISER AND TIMESl CLITHEROE 221491


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Opon Lunchtimes. Substantial Bar Snacks available.


Tel. Accrington 384874 LOUNGE BAH


C I V IC H A L L CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278


COMMENCES FRIDAY, JUNE 6th to THURSDAY ot 7-30 p.m. LADIES IF YOU ARE GETTING BORED WITH


FOOTBALL, TRY AN EVENINQ AT THE CIVIC HALL


The heat of passion.Thc power of anger. Il ruined them. It destroyed her...


Meryl Streep ) RIDDIOUGH’S TIMBER AND


BUILDERS MERCHANTS The N.W. leading


jive us 1 a call J


. natural stone stockists


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International Ltd


See the latest in computers for home, education and business use


S FAIRatu rd ay , Ju ne 7 th , 10a.m. — 5 p .m . , FoutrldgeSchool, S k lp to n Road,


______ Foulrldge_____


Marsden Building Society


Now the leading building society based In the North West______


HARTLEY'S FABRICS


Warehouse Shop Norfolk Street


CO LNE 861350


Approved Electronics Ltd


Moor Lane Clltheroe


<=> \ 22727 DOWNHAM FC and


CLITHEROE LIONS CLUB WISH TO THANK THE FOLLOWING I


Clitheroe FC Phil Case Disco Catholic Social Club


R. Turner and Son Eric Dugdale Merchants Fred Lawson


AJA Smith Transport B. Dugdale and Son Animal Feeds P. Harrison and Co.


E. Jackson Haulage Ribble Cement


Admission 50p: Accompanied Children 25p Refreshments


Tuff Link Townson Bros Fuel Service Roe Lea Paper Chemicals, Blackburn Spar, Garnett Road GB Paper Plus. Fairmitre Wood Windows (T. Fielding and Son) Clitheroe 800 Miss Ctilheroe 800 Sally Fitt Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe Referee Tony Hughes Linesmen Barry Allen and Pat Kerr Rotaract Newsagents and Shops in the Ribble Valley Programme Advertisers


The People of the Ribble Valley for their support in raising C 1 , 1 OO for the BBC Children in Need Appeal


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Starkie Arms Hotel Assheton Arms Hotel, Downham


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WOMEN’S PRACTICAL SELF-DEFENCE


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AT TRINITY YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE, PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE


A 6-WEEK COURSE STARTING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th


Now Is the time for women age 14-plus to learn much more about self-defence — a new course will take place at 8-30 p.m. on 6 consecutive Wednes­ days. Instruction Is by fully qualified Black Belt Judo Coach.


No special clothing needed — any level of J[}n®®8 catered for. So if you are between 14 and 60 tms course could be for you. Course comprises video on


how to avoid situations of risk, discussion and practical work.


COURSE FEE £10


Phone CLITHEROE 27886


for Enrolment Form or write to Centre


CLITHEROE CASTLE


OPEN A IR THEATRE


A Castle Theatre Group Amateur Production


MERRIE ENGLAND


A LIGHT OPERA by EDWARD GERMAN


Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., June ‘ 28th, at 7-30 p.m.


25th to Sunday, June 20th at 2-30 p.m.


TICKETS Now on sale at THE TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE. Tel. 25111 ADMISSION TO SEATS: £2 CHILDREN £1


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, Clltheroe Tel. 24804/22323


C L IT H E R O E 8 0 0 c e l e b ­ r a t i o n s 1 9 8 6 . — Ha v e y o u I n f o rm e d u s o f y o u r e v e n t ? I f n o t r e ­ g i s t e r n o w . — T e l . B r u c e


C l i t h e r o e 2 5 1 1 1 . 2 1 s t J U N E . 1 9 8 5 . D a n c e . D o w l e s ,


1 3 t h J U N E . F R ID A Y . ___ W e s t B r a d f o r d P l a y ­ ing F i e l d s M a n a g em e n t C o m m i t t e e . B a r n


M i d s u m m e r B a r b e c u e a n d D a n c e . T i c k e t s an d I n q . H a n c o c k ' s F a rm , W e s t B r a d f o r d . T e l . C l i t h e r o e 2 3 6 8 5 . P r o ­ c e e d s i n a i d o f S t H e l e n ’s C h u r c h , W a d ­ d i n g t o n ,


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S U N D A Y . JU N E 2 2 n d . ___ A c c r i n g t o n a n d Di s ­ t r i c t C o n v a l e s c e n t H o m e , a n n u a l o p e n d a y , C h a i q l e y M a n o r .


C a t h e r i n e ’ s , W e s t B r a d f o r d .


2 5 t h to 2 9 t h JU N E . — C a s t l e T h e a t r e G r o u p ' s p r o d u c t i o n o f • ” M e r r i e E n g l a n d , ” C l i t h e r o e C a s t l e O p e n - A i r T h e a t r e .


a n d S t ____1 = HALL =


THE DRIFTERS Tlckats £5.50; £4.50; £3.50


Saturday, June 7th 7*30 p.m. — midnight


DANCERS RENDEZVOUS


with BOB WATMOUGH Tickets £1.50. Senior Citizens £1 Wednesday, June 11th, 8 pjn.


JOOLS HOLLAND Plus SUPPORT All tickets £4


(In the WINDSOR SUITE)


THE GUANA BATZ Plus 2 SUPPORTS


Tickets £3 advance; £3.50 door


Advance tickets avallablo from Box Office (9 a.m. — 5 p.m., Mon. to Frl.,


10 a.m. — 4 p.m. Sat.) and from Mld- Pennlne Arte Association; Pendle Travel. Nelson; Castle Records and Tourist Information, Clltheroe; Tour­ ist Worldwide, Barnotdswlck; The Entertainer, Waterfoot. Some are subject to a booking fee.


^W e s ^B ra d T o r^^m i^W a d - d lngton Mother and Toddler Group


“ Merry Go Round” SALE OF GOOD AS NEW


Children’s Clothes, Baby-


wear, Toys, Nursery Equip­ ment, etc., etc.


SATURDAY, JUNE 14th 2-30 p.m. at


THE PLAYING FIELD P A V I L IO N , WE S T BRADFORD


CAKE STALL. RAFFLE


ADMISSION: 25p, C hildren 10p


(includes refreshments)


PROCEEOS TO THE QUEENS PARK BIRTHDAY BED FUND


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NORTHSATE BLACKOURN BOX OFFICE


Tel. Blackburn 582582 ( 24 houre^ Friday. June 6th. 6 p.m.


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J A C K S 8 Seater


Mini Bus/Taxi


Contracts, Airports, Parties, etc.


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Sunday. June 15th. 12 noon to at Whallcv


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