I T ­ 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September lSIh, 19SI1 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


What’s on...What’s on...What's on...What’s on ...What’s Oil... CLITHEROE CENTRAL


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WORKING MEN’S CLUB Whatley Road, Clitheroe 23337


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th KENTWORTH COUNTY SATURDAY ( B B C -1 ) ( B B C -2 )


8-30 THE CLANGERS 840 THE FAMILY-NESS


845 THE SATURDAY PIC­ TURE SHOW. Mike and Cheryl say goodbye to the picture show by re-living some of the best moments with the help of their guests.


10*55 W A IT T IL L YOUR FATHER GETS HOME


11-15 FILM. ""Tarzans Re­ venge."


12*30GRANDSTAND intro­ duced by Desmond lynam. featuring: 12*35 Football Focus: 1*00 news, weath­ er; M0. 2*35. 3*05 Volley­ ball: The Royal Bank Cup from Birmingham: 3-35, 4- 00 Motorcycling: The Brit­ ish Motorcycle Champion­ ships from Silverstone: 2- 05 Rallying: Manx Rally: 1- 55. 2-25. 2-55. 3-25 Racing from Newbury; 4-40 Final Score.


5-05 NEWS AND WEATHER


5-15REGIONAL SPORT/ NEWS


5-20 ROLAND RAT — THE SERIES


5-


Who is placed on trial by the Time Lords of Gallifrey, accused of interfering in galactic affairs.


6-


LATE. LATE BREAK­ FAST SHOW. Noel Ed­ monds and Mike Smith host a Give it a Whirl special.


7- 00 EVERY SECOND COUNTS. Paul Daniels hosts the quiz game in which couples compete for and against the clock.


7- SHOW.


8- 05CASUALTY. A 15-part drama series about an ex­ perimental night shift in the casualty department ol a middle-sized hospital.


8- 9-


WEATHER


Roy Scheider as veteran pilot Frank Murphy who. with his young partner Ly* mangood stumbles across a sinister plot, discovering the true significance ol Blue Thunder — a high­


speed. armour-plated helicopter.


10-


SCAPE. With Blott's help. Lady Maud plans a strategy to stop the motor­ way from being built.


11-


Ann (Vanessa Redgrave) and her 19-year-old daugh­ te r . Joanna (Susan George), live in a small hotel on the English coast. They live a monotonous Me until Joe Tanner (Clift Robertson), a past love ol Ann, arrives


1-25 WEATHER


2- 00FILM: “ The Man Who Came to Dinner.”


3- 4-


REPORT. The latest news from Leningrad.


440 C H A M P IO N S H IP DARTS. The first round ot the Unipart British Profes­ sional Championship. In action this afternoon are No. 1 seed Eric Bristow v rapid-fire Ritchie Gardner; 1984 winner Mike Gregory v newcomer Richard Smith; ex-world champ Keith Deller v another newcomer to the competition Eddie Garrett: and No. 6 seed Dave Lee v Scotland's Robert Mackenzie.


45 DOCTOR WHO. Doctor 10 THE NOEL EDMONDS 35THE RUSS ABBOT


5- 20 ROCK AROUND THE C LO C K . C o n c e r ts , movies, studio sessions, documentaries, surprise guests and competitions. (Breaks at 7-20 for News View and 10-25 for further Darts coverage): 5-30. A- Ha; on stage during their current world tour; 5*55, Stan Ridgway; 6*05, Cameo; 6-30, Battle of the Giants, Phone in your vote for your favourite rock stars. To start you off. clips of Madonna and Prince; 6- 40, The Housemartins: 8- 05. Hip-Hop Grandmaster Class; 6-25, Battle of the Giants. Bruce Springsteen v Queen; 8-35, Radio Times Rockalikes; 8-45. Echo and the Bunnymen; 8-55, Motown 25; 11-20, 21 Top; 12-00. Wasp: 12- 35. Air Guitar Competition: 1245, Battle of the Giants. The Beatles v The Rolling Stones; 12-55. Billy Bragg. 1-


55NEWS, SPORT AND 10FILM. ' Blue Thunder"


2- 15. Genesis: Whistle Test Extra; 3-00. The Damned; 3-30. Battle of the Giants. Simple Minds v U2; 3-45. Honky Tonkin" — The Legacy of Hank Wil­ liams: 4-30. The Smiths: 4- 45. Bryan Ferry: Whistle Test Extra: 5-35. Whistle Test 15


245 IN T E R N A T IO N A L BOXING Errol Christie (GB) v Sean Mannion (U.S.).


50 THE SKY AT NIGHT. 10 WORLD CHESS


445 RESULTS SERVICE 5-00 NEWS 5-05 BLOCKBUSTERS


5-35 THE A-TEAM Hannibal Smith and his fellow ad­ venturers go to the aid of some senior citizens who are being hounded by some heartless land swind­ lers.


6*30 BLIND DATE Another Blind Date under the watchful eye of Cilia Black.


745 3-2*1 8-


7*15 COPY CATS with Bobby Davro.


45ITN NEWS


9- 00 DEMP SE Y AND MAKEPEACE Dempsey and Makepeace find them­ selves in deadly danger as they infiltrate a murderous mitieu of bare knuckle fight­ ers and counterfeiters.


104)0 LAST EMBRACE After the murder of his wife, an investigator becomes in­ volved in a vendetta against the former owners of a New York brothel.


11*50 WILLIE NELSON SPE­ C IA L WITH RAY CHARLES Two giants of popular music bring their


unique and original talents together.


12-50TA LE S FROM THE DARKSIDE


1-15 CLOSEDOWN P l I i M M


1*30 CHANNEL 4 RACING FROM AYR.


3-00 REMEMBER THE NIGHT (1940). Barbara Stanwyck stars in comedy drama as a shoplifter.


10, Dire Straits: Alchemy;


445 THE THREE STOOGES. 5- 05 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS. 6- 00 RIGHT TO REPLY. Views on TVs output.


6-30THE FAITHS NEXT DOOR. The final program­ me. introduced by The Prince of Wales.


7*30 NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER followed by Travelling Light, documen­ tary profile of the prize win­ ning photographer Dilip Mehta.


9-25 NO. 73 55 BLOTT ON THE LAND­


11- 05 THE BEVERLY HILLBIL­ LIES


11*30 TERRAHAWKS 12- 00 NEWS 12-05SAINT & GREAVSIE


55 FILM: "Out of Season.


Soccer’s dynamic double act.


12-30 WRESTLING


1-20AIRWOLF Caitiin's college reunion turns into a night­ mare when the occasion is used for attempted kidnap-, ping.


2*15BENSON A planned stopover by the President requires a security check of the governer's staff.


SUNDAY m


6-55 PLAY SCHOOL. 9-15 ARTICLES OF FAITH. 9-


10- 00 ASIAN MAGAZINE. 10-


11- 11-


( B B C -2 ) 2-


30 THIS IS THE DAY.


Franz Josef II of Liechtens­ tein


rhythms are mirrored in the lives of the Hebridean crof­ ters of Uist


Toran. the Dartmoor Pony 12- 00 CARTOON.


12-05 SIGN EXTRA. How to cope with and enjoy your under-5s.


12-35 FARMING. 1- 00 TH IS WEEK NEXT


WEEK (new senes) David D'mbteoy with a weekly programme probing the issues of the day with those at the heart of events


2- 00 EA STEND ERS . The Fowler family plan an annual outing to visit Al­ bert s grave, but Arthur has gone missmg. Angie seeks advice from Dr Legg; and Keivm discovers an unex­ pected visitor m the Car­ penters kitchen


3- 'S.


4- 5-


SHOW.


LIVE: Everton v Manches­ ter United


ZARD. Bo and Duke land m jail for a crime they did not commit


6- 00 PET WATCH. A senes about pets and their Owners


6-30 NEWS: Weather 6-


Guernsey 7- 8- 7-


ORCHESTRA Authentic sounds of the dance band era


30 ARISTOCRATS. Prince


3- 00 FI L M : “ THE SEA HAWK” .


20CAMEO. Natures own 6-


5- 00GRANDSTAND SPE­ CIAL Coverage of the Por­ tuguese Grand Prix Irom Estoril.


30 THREE IN THE WILD.


The third session of the first round of the Umpad B r it is h P ro fe s s io n a l Championship qets under way.


2-30 REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER (1978). Another hilarious saga in the life of Insp. Clouseau


10 THE PASADENA ROOF


4-30 THE CAMPBELLS. Neil Campbell befriends a trap­ per who later takes the Campbell family hostage


540THE LOVE BO A T .


6-00BULLSEYE. With Jim Bowen


30 CHAMPIONSHIP DARTS 6- 7-


SONS The second pad of BBC 2 s global celebration ol birds explores the world's temperate regions


Mike Smith introduces a re­ corded concert of popular opera


945 THE WHITE TRIBE OF AFRICA How apartheid laws are used to keep the Afrikaners in power m South Africa


9-


of the Portuguese Grand Prix.


00 MATCH OF THE DAY 10-


55THE PINK PANTHER 15THE DUKES OF HAZ-


10-30 CHAMPIONSHIP DARTS Last first-round session of the Unipad British Champ­ ionship


life m America at the end of an era Set in Baltimore m 1959.


8- 55 GRAND PRIX Highlights


6-30 ITN NEWS 640 APPEAL: Timothy West appeals on behalf ot the Kennet and Avon Canal Trust


ombe visits Ripon 15 BIRDS FOR ALL SEA­ 7451N P R IV A T E , 10OPERA ROADSHOW


PUBLIC: THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. What is it like to be the Prince and Princess of Wales’ How do they prepare lor their official en­ gagements? A two-part programme about the pri­ vate and public world ol the royal couple


50LOVE WITH A PER­


FECT STRANGER. Cool, calm and collected Victoria Ducane has put her career before love — until a pal­ mist tells her of the journey that will change her life


10-40 ITN NEWS 10-


55 FILM: “ DINER” Portrait of 11-


12- ( Granada! )


9-25 MAX THE 2 0 0 0 - YEAR-OLD MOUSE


40 SONGS OF PRAISE from 15EVER DECREASING


CIRCLES. Richard Bners as suburban busybody Martin Bryce


745 HOWARDS' WAY. Drama senes set agamst the world of sailing, high fashion and big business


8-


HORSES . . . Del and Rodney both fall lor the same qirl


9- 05 THE MONOC LED MUTINEER. The last pad of Alan B’easdaie s con­ troversial dramatisation ot the story of a dashing rogue and WWI soldier Percy Toplis. who led a mutiny on the eve of the battle ol Passchendaeie


10-40 NEWS: Weather


10- 55 HE AR T OF THE MATTER. David Lomax examines the moral and ethical questions raised by a topical news story


11-


MALS. A series of eght programmes on the mam­ mals of Britain with Tony Soper


11-55 WEATHER.


9-30SYLVIA READ AND WILLIAM FRY. The story ol an acting partnership, in­ terwoven over the last two decades


1040MORNING WORSHIP. The Buddhist Festival Memorial from Throssel Hole Priory, near Hexham


35ONLY FOOLS AND 11-


1140 WOR KING FOR A BETTER LIFE: Some of the key problems faced by people setting up a small business


25 AAP KAA HAK


11-30 GURKHAS OF NEPAL An ex-sergeant of the Gurkha Brigade stars in this documentary. His life m the regiment is com­ pared with his new life


1240WEEKEND WORLD: Current affairs senes with former MP Matthew Parris heading an expert team of journalists analysing the issues and interviewing the people who make the news


30 DISCOVERING AN I­


140 UFO: Security proves to be the other woman' in the tragic triangle that breaks up Ed Shakers marriage


240ONE GOD . . . THREE G OD S. C h ild re n of Abraham


ramme looks at the career of the indestructible Art Blakey


55 OFF THE RACK. 25 CLOSEDOWN


Channel-4 ] 1-00 RISH ANGLE.


1- SPORT?.


240EVERYBODY HERE. Multicultural children's series.


2- 30 S TR A N D S . I r is h


documentary about life on Inisheer. one of Ihe Aran islands off Irelands west coast.


340 ALL IRELAND FOOT­ BALL FINAL.


540 MODULATIONS. Unusual animated film from Ihe Na­ tional Film Board ol Canada.


5-15 NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER followed by Fifitios Features — The Women Behind Ihe Pic­ tures


640 AMERICAN FOOTBALL More gridiron action.


7- 15CHASING RAINBOWS


— A NATION AND ITS MUSIC. Popular music and entertainment in England


8- 9- ONUS.


10-55 MANDY (1952). Ealing Studios semi documentary drama


1240 CLOSE. 15 PILLAR OF FIRE. The


history of Zionism and Ihe creation of the state of Israel.


15THE GOSPEL AT COL- 55 FATHER TIME. The prog­


NORTHERN CLASSIC CAR SHOW


10 a.m. — 6 p.m., September 27th and 28th, 1986 BELLE VUE EXHIBITION HALLS, MANCHESTER


CAR CLUBS • TRADE STANDS • AUCTION • 2-DAY AUTO JUMBLE • SPECIAL VOLVO FEATURE


A D U L T S £ 3 .5 0 C H IL D R E N C l .SO O A P s a n d C la im a n t s C 2 .5 0 All dutails nmf enquiries tel. B r is to l (0272] 6 5 0 4 6 5 /6 5 0 4 1 5


30EVER THOUGHT OF iOOOOCCOCOCCCCCOOCOCOOCO: DINE and DANCE at r l * 45 HIGHWAY. Harry Sec-


15CHILD’ S PLAY.-c o o o o o o ': IN


THE 5TM ' Tel. Accrington 384874


LOUNGE BAR Open Lunchtimes


Substantial Bar Snacks available Muilc Nightly with Guaat Artist*


Wednesday, Saturday. 7 p.m. — 9-30 p.m. Sunday, 12 noon — S-30 p.m.


CARVERY


Free Admission—Bar meat* served In the restaurant — Bar till 1 a.m. |


CABARET LOUNGE FRIDAY


STAR-CAST Brilliant Cabaret Croup


SATURDAY ONLY THE DREAMERS FREDDY AND ^ 1


£ c I jo o l I j o l i b a ^ s i 1 a t C a m e l o t .


HODDER BRIDGE HOTEI T e l. S T O N Y H U R S T 2 1 8


LOW MOOR CLUBI -THURSDAY AND SATURDAY-


> USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE V _____________LOUNGE___________


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st MEMBERS DRAW E11


THE ASSHET0N ARMS, D0WNHAM


EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT £8.50 in c lu d e s a 5 -C o u rse D in n e r


followed by dance music to suit all tastes with a licence to 1 a.nt.


777.: C l i th v ro v -71227 fo r r e s e r v a t io n s SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st


■ trom THE STATION HOTEL, CLITHEROE 5 p.m. onwards


CAR TREASURE HUNT Entry Fees C1 Adults, Children 50p


Night Flight Disco and Pie and P e a s Supper Irom 7-30 p.m.


GRAND AUTUMN DRAW FOLLOWS Furthor Details C l ith e ro e 270 07


8-30 P A R A D IS E PO S T ­ PONED. Serial begins in 1985 as the eccentric and controversial Rev. Simeon Simcox is dying. The read­ ing of his Will splits the Simcox family, but one member ol the family digs deep into the past to solve the mystery of his fathers final act.


1040 HILL STREET BLUES.


11- 00SATURDAY ALMOST LIVE. Highlights from the series shown earlier this year.


12- 00 MURDER AT THE VAN­ ITIES (1934). Musical thriller.


140 CLOSE


BUMPER PUBLIC MARKET


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st


at QUEEN ELIZABETH II PLAYING FIELDS, WHALLEY From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. OVER 150 STALLS


FREE ADMISSION AND AMPLE FREE PARKING STALL INQUIRIES: 061-740 3708 or 0253 594202


STEAM EXTRAVAGANZA WEEKEND YORKSHIRE DALES RAILWAY


EMBSAY STATION, NR SKIPTON (ott A59) .


Family and Staam Enthusiasts Spaclat. Sat., Sun., Saptambar 20th and 21 at. 4 (Saturday) or 5 (Sunday) Englnas In Staam


Passenger Train with Bar. Mixed Train. Gooda Train, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. both daya.


Admiaalon to alta £1.50, Children and OAPa 75p. Special Otter — both daya tor C2.50 and C1.2S.


Many other attractions Book and model shop: tea room; live steam


models; kiddies ndes. tree parking. FREE Bus Service to irom Bolton Abbey


I COUNTRY AND “1


WESTERN NIGHT I at STATION HOTEL, CLITHEROE


6 p.m. onwards ADMISSION FREE DRAW ON NIGHT


Proceeds to Wendy Haworth Asthma Trust


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OO Y BWN ON AMR 40th Anniversary Presentation


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 1986 at the


CORONATION HOTEL, GISBURN 7-30 p.m. tor 8 p.m. TICKETS C7.50


Available from Bolton by Bowland 260 or Bolton by Bowland 223


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BLTN B OLAD YUG FRES DINNER DANCE


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EVERY MONDAY at CHATBURN ROAD,


DRIVES SOLO


CRICKET CLUB Starting


Monday, Sept. 22nd at 7-40 p.m. 50p


All Solo Players Welcome


LIVE AT THE LION ONCE AGAIN


THE WHITE LION HOTEL


MARKET PLACE. CLITHEROE PRESENTS LIVE CABARET featuring


STEVE SHANNON Guitar Vocal


Tonight THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 RAC and AA


Bel Listed Function


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL


WHIST and


DOMINOES on


SEPTEMBER at 7-45 p.m.


WED., 24th


ADMISSION 80p (including supper)


ALL MEAT PRIZES


Imperial Cancer Research Fund


fighting cancer for you


We urgently need nearty-new clothes, bric-a-brac, books, toys and small items ol furniture at our Clitheroe shop.


We will collect.


Pleate Tel. CLITHEROE 28531


JACKS i B


8 Seater us/Taxi


Contracts, Airports, Parties, etc.


Tel. Clitheroe 2 8 5 5 5


For the best in COUNTRY MUSIt TONIGHT (THURSDAY)


WHISKY RIVEI TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23r


LOCK, STOCK & BARRE Bre,f


CHRISTMAS MENUS NOW AVAILABLE! TEL. CLITHEROE 26955


eocd (Country and Rock Group) Members and Bona Fide Guests ★ a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


BRIDGES TAXIS


Genuine 24-hour Service


Anywhere in Clitheroe only


£ 1 before 6 p.m. •


8-seater mini-bus available CONTRACTS WELCOME


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Tel. CLITHEROE 23491 or 22977


★ ■ * * ★ ★ ★ ■ * * r We Plough Inij


The Plough Inn. Wigglesworth, Skipton North Yorkshire BD234RJ


entertainment and dancing will be repeated once again with some old favourites and some new acts.


BAVARIAN NIGHT


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 1986 (£6:50)


evening with the ElUELBUKGEKS OOMf’AH BAND, always a favourite with all ages.


FUNHOUSE provide the cabaret with their Magic, Comedy and Illusion act that will hold vou spellbound.


HALLOW-E’EN NIGHT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1986 (£6.95)


m eAl and dancing Broomsticks at 1 a.m.


For details of our full programme of these and other events please ring for n brochure.


LONG PRESTON 072 94243 St Joseph’s School, Hurst Green


TERCENTENARY CELEBRATIONS PRESENT AN EVENING WITH


ROSSENDALE MALE VOICE CHOIR In THE MEMORIAL HALL, HURST GREEN


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd at 7-30 p.m.


TICKETS (strictly limited) Cl from


Ethos Gallery, York Street, Clitheroe; Ribble Valley Music, Clitheroe; or at the door on the night


I CASTLE TAXIS 26000 TAXIS IN CLITHEROE £1


HUGE REDUCTIONS in MINI-BUS PRICES


FREE DROPS ON PRE-PAID RETURNS IN CLITHEROE


10% DISCOUNT ON ANY FARES WITH THIS AD! R. V. Disabled Action Group


SPORT FOR FUN d a y


SEPTEMBER 2 0 th , 1 9 8 6


on the CASTLE FIELD and TRINITY YOUTH CENTRE 11-30 a.m. — 5 p.m.


To be opened at 12-00 by Miss Clitheroe


STALLS and SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND WHEELCHAIR DANCING DISPLAY BMX TRACKERS DISPLAY


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st to.m -ipm at the


CAR BOOT SALE RIBBLESDALE ARMS, GISBURN


Why not clear out your attic and come along? C5 per car If you are selling


NO NEW GOODS BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE


LUNCHES 12 noon —2 p.m. plus barbecue. Aft anqufrfas lal, Bmrnoldtwlek 815736


We start the ball rolling with that popular fun AGE CONCERN CHARITY SHOP


2 SHAWBRIDGE STREET CLITHEROE


Age Concern would like to thank the many people within the Clitheroe and Ribble Valley area who have so generously supported us through donations.


We are still in need of and would be very grateful to receive donations of good used clothing, bric-a-brac, etc.


We would also be very pleased to hear from people who would like to volunteer their services if only for a few hours each week to join our team of volunteers in the charity shop.


For further details please call into the shop or ring Sue Atkins on Clitheroe 29053.


HARVEST AT ST HELEN’S WADDINGTON


HARVEST SUPPER (three courses) with entertainment. Licensed Bar.


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th 7-30 p.m. to 10-30 p.m.


Tickets available from shops in villnRc, Church Officers and at the duor £2, £1 (child under 12)


10-45 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST 6-30 p.m. HARVEST EVENING SERVICE (choral and congregational)


SUNDAY. OCTOBER 5th 8 a.in. Holy Communion


A new season of fun and entertainment is now planned for your enjoyment. The tried and trusted formula of a 3-course meal, live


THEME EVENINGS 86-87 Telephone Long Preston 072 94243 * * * * * * i f . * * . * * * * * *


¥ CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB ¥ *


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th •fC


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Always Popular £


< CASS NOVA i STEVE SHANNON


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st First Time At Our Club


WEEKLY DOUBLE: 11-29 WEEKLY TREBLE: 6-4-24


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th


GRAND CHARITY NIGHT in aid of


Manchester Children's Hospital Research Foundation


Artistes Bingo Monster Raffle TICKETS 2 5 p


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Members and Bona Fide Guests *


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Any organisation wishing io make a claim lor 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 organisalion; name of the event and Ihe


dale.


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, Ctltheroe Tel. 24804/22323


2 3 r d a n d 2 4 t h S E P ­ TEMBER. — Or ch id Br idal Des igns present a Br idal F a sh io n Show.


3 r d OCTOBER. Ch a t - b u r n Y o u t h C l u b J umb l e Sale, Meth o d i s t C h a p e l . C h a t b u r n . 7


1 p .m.5 t h


31s t OCTOBER, Fr iday, H o d d e r


2 3 r d


2 2 n d N O V E M B E R , 1986. Uni ted Re fo rmed C h u r c h , C i i t h e r o e , Ch r i s tma s Fai r .


F o x h o u n d s , B u f f e t Dance. Mo o r co ck Inn, Wa d d in g to n .


V a l l e >


2 8 th NOVEMBER. Bow- land Co u n ty Secondary S c h o o l . PTA Wh i s t . D om i n o a n d B e a t l e Dr ive, a t 7-30 p .m.


1 9 8 6 . S u n d ay . Slaid- b u rn Ch r i s tma s present Mini Ma rk e t .


N O V E M B E R .


Cl i th e ro e Co n c e r t s Soc­ i e t y . a t C . R .G . S . , Wind Soloi s t s o r the Ch amb e r Or c h e s t r a oi Eu ro p e .


O C T O B E R ,


CLAIMING DATES


SwSn Hote CLITHEROE Have you tried our I


BUSBY’S RESTAURANT Full A La Carte Menu


Also 3-Course Table d’hote £5.41 Served every evening (lots of c//oices)|


Also A La Carte menu and full ba| snack range


OPEN EVERY LUNCHTIME 3-Course Lunch £3.75


Childrens Meals £1


BOOKINGS are now being taken for I Christmas Parties, etc, in our Functioi| Room


Some dates still available in Decemb\ MENUS ON REQUEST


CHRISTMAS DAY BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising


2 9 th NOVEMBER. 1986. C h r i s t Ch u r c h . Chat - b u r n , Au tumn Fayre, in th e School Hall , at 2 -3 0 p .m.


MITCHELL ON STAGE


GUY the return of Britain's


favourite U.S. song star with the


NORMAN LANGFORD BAND & SINGERS


plus guest artistes Keyboard Sensations


ANCKORN & DOLOVICH


COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL Wednesday,


September 24th — 8 p.m. Tickets: £6.50 All Classes


T ic k e ts and/or 1986/87 Pandla Autumn W in te r Entertainments brochure (price lOp or 25p Including pottage) are available from Pendie Leisure Services, 61 Albert Road, Colne Tel. 864721; Tourist Informa­ tion Centrss, Nelson and Clitheroe; Allhams Trsvsl. St James's Street. Burnley; and Mechanics Box Office, Manchester Rosd. Burnley. Remitt­ ances to Borough ot Pend(e. Access and Visa Welcome.


NEWTON VILLAGE HA THURSDAY,


OCTOBER 2nd at 7-30 p.m.


JOY PLAN BRANDED SECONDS PARTY


’ ’ Admission 25p " Including


Tea and Biscuits


FARMEJ BALL


OCTOBER:


9 p.m. to 1 a.r, DANCING to


MARK KIT1 Admission £2.2


Including SUPPl


. LICENSED BAl Tickets availabl|


Slaidburn 6421 259


FRIDAY, I


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