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mmmmmmMim What’s on... What’s on...What's on. ..What’s on ...What’s Oil : CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB *
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Imm SATURDAY
645 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 6 3 0 F AM IL Y -N E S S . Captain
Slanlasts Stowaway.
635 DO G T A N IAN AND THE THREE HUSKEHOUNDS.
M O S A T U R D A Y S U P E R STORE including a special recording ol the finals ol the T SB Rock School 1987. Plus your chance to call Tre vor Brooking on 01-811 8055, fashion ideas from Karen Foster, and musical guest Paul King talking about his new record.
12-15 GRANDSTAND with Harry Gration. 12-20. Golf. The U.S. Masters Competition; 12-40, Football Focus; 1-00, News; 1-05, Motor Racing. A look ahead to tomorrow's Brazilian Grand Prix, includ ing a rare interview with Enzo Ferrari; 1-15, Boxing from York Hall. Mickey Hughes is the young welter weight prospect; 1-30, Bad minton Horse Trials. An exceptionally strong field compete lor the Whitbread Trophy; Racing from New bury. 2-00, Bridget Maiden Fillies Stakes. 2-30, Clerical, Medical Greenham Stakes. 3-00 Mellowes PPG Spring Cup (Handicap). 3-00, Lanes End John Porter EBF Stakes; 2-10 and 2-40, Horse Trials; 3-10 and 3-40, Ice Hockey — The Heineken League: 3-50, Hall-Times; 4- 00, Ice Hockey; 4-35, Final Score.
5-05 NEWS; Weather. 5-15REGIONAL N EW S AND SPORT.
5-20O L IV E R TW IS T . B e n Rodska takes over the title role as Oliver gets older. 2: The workhouse guardians decide to make Oliver an apprentice.
5-
ERS; “The Rent Strike." Larry becomes the reluctant leader ol a rent strike in his apartment block.
615 THE LITTLE AND LARGE SHOW starring Syd Little and Eddie Large, with spe cial guests Warren Mitchell and Gene Pitney.
6-
phant and the kangaroo. Rani the elephant is stolen Irom the zoo. But how? And why?
740 BOB SAYS OPPORTUNITY K N O C K S s tarring Bob Monkhouse. Don't lorget to ring in and vote lor your favourite act.
8-
Nettles and Lisa Goddard. Phillipa Vale, jewel thiel, returns to Jersey. Bergerac enlists her help — but can she be trusted?
9- 25 N E W S SPORT; Weather.
940 CAGNEY AND LACEY. A 17-year-old basketball player dies in suspicious cir cumstances, and Mary Beth's home is burgled.
10- 30 MONTY PY THON'S FLY ING CIRCUS.
11- 00 FILM: "Harry and Tonto.” Art Carney wilh his Oscar- winning portrayal ol Harry Coombs, an elderty widower with a highly independent spirit.
A N D
| i i i i i i i i 9-25 No. 73. “Loyal Toast.”
11- 05 T A R Z A N . " J u n g l e Dragnet."
12- 00ITN NEWS. 12-05 SAINT AND GREAVSIE.
12-30 WRESTLING. From Stock- port Town Hall.
1- 20 UFO. Col. Freeman learns that it can be tought in the responsibility seat when he takes over Irom Commander Straker.
2-
meets a wealthy widow at one ol Eleanor’s tea parties and a relationship begins to blossom.
245 AFRICA TEXAS STYLE. A likeable animal adventure.
445 RESULTS SERVICE. 500 ITN NEWS. 505FILM : “ The 3,000 Mile Chase.” Trailed by a drug dealer's henchman, a pro fessional courier must shep herd a prime witness across country to testily in a drugs trial. (1977).
6 4 5 B O B B Y D A V R O ’S TV WEEKLY.
7-15 P EO P L E DO THE FUN N IE ST THINGS. Jeremy Beadle hosts the show that looks at some ol television's funniest moments.
745 THE PRICE IS RIGHT. 845 ITN NEWS AND SPORT. 900 HUNTER. Another adven ture with unorthodox Los Angeles detectives Rich Hunter and Dee Dee McCall. This week they investigate a jewel robbety.
1600P A R K IN S O N O N E -TO - ONE. With Michael Parkin son. Ellon John rarely gives interviews but tonight he talks openly about his life and career.
5 0 P E R F E C T S T R A N G
1045 THE BIG MATCH: FA Cup semi-final — Tottenham v Watford.
1145 THE LATE FILM: "Holo caust 2000." Horror thriller. With Kirk Douglas, Simon Ward, Agostina Belli. (1978).
1-30 CLOSEDOWN. 50ONE BY ONE. The ele B B C - 2
6-50 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 1- 2-
30 BERGERAC. Starring John Brussels.
3- 00 FILM: "Carousel." Rodgers and Hammerstein musical about the late Billy Bigelow, who is allowed back from Heaven to earth lor a day to help his wile and daughter. Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jones star in this lavish 1956 production directed by Henry King.
5- 0 5 B A D M IN T O N H O R S E TRIALS. Action Irom the cross-country phase.
6- 2 0 T H E W E E K IN T H E LORDS. Christopher Jones reports on the w e e k 's debates in the Upper Cham ber and talks to peers ol all parties.
SUNDAY
645 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 8-55 PLAY SCHOOL wilh Floella Benjamin and lain Lauchlan.
1600 ASIAN MAGAZINE. 10-30 PEOP LE LIKE US. Brian Rix investigates how people with learning difficulties can increase their opportunities.
10-
11- 20 L Y N M A R S H A L L ’ S EVERYDAY YOGA.
11- 30 PARENT PROGRAMME. 1145 S E E HEAR. A fortnightly magazine with sign lan guage and subtitles.
12- 3 5 F A R M IN G with Philip Wrixon, Dan Cherrington, Leslie Cottington and Claire Powell.
12-58 W E A T H E R F O R FARMERS.
1- 00T H I S W E E K , N E X T W E E K w ith D o n a ld MacCormick.
2- 0 0EA ST EN D ER S .
3- 00FILM: "Mountain Family Robinson." Another screen adventure of the wilderness family who battle against natural hazards and against a U.S. Forest Service Officer who tells the Robinsons that they are illegally settled. Made in 1979, directed by John Cotter.
4- 3 5 B A D M IN T O N H O R S E TRIALS.
540THE A N IM A L S R O A D SHOW.
615 LIFELINE. Clifl Michelmore and Maggie Philbin report on the latest charity news and the progress ol recent televi sion appeals, and Anna Car teret a p p e a ls lor the National Association ol Vic tim Support Schemes.
625 NEWS; Weather. 6 4 0 SO N G S OF P R A IS E . A Palm Sunday celebration live from Spring Harvest in Minehead and Skegness with Sally Magnusson.
7-15 T H E R U S S A B B O T SHOW starring Russ Abbot with his special guest star Les Dennis, and featuring Bella Emberg.
745 T H E N U R S E .
8 4 0 M A S T E R M I N D 610 NEWS; Weather. 625 J U S T
G O O D
FRIENDS. Winner of the 1986 B A R A Best Comedy Award. S ta r r in g P a u l Nicholas and Jan Francis. Penny and Vince meet lor the first time since Vince jilted Penny just before their wedding live years ago. Written by John Sullivan, winner of the 1986 B A R A writer's award.
6 5 5 0 N L Y F O O L S A ND HORSES. Another comedy classic from John Sullivan, starring David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst.
1625H E A R T O F T H E M A T T E R . Helena Kennedy delves behind the headlines to discover some issues of private or public morality which are so often ignored.
11-00 VIDEO ACTIVE. Tackling the problems of lighting lor home videos.
I D I S T R I C T
625 MAX, THE 2 00 0 -Y EAR- OLD MOUSE.
630 DISNEY ’S ADVENTURES O F T H E G U M M I BEARS. Two more adven tures wilh the lovable bears.
55 THE INTERVIEW GAME.
1080 No. 73. “Plans." 1630THE A D V E N T U R E S OF BLACK BEAUTY.
11- 0 0 M O R N I N G " W O R SHIP. Sunday worship from Lent from St Mary’s Parish Church, Whitkirk, Leeds. Leading the worship is Canon David Ford.
1145 THE OLD TESTAMENT IN ART. With paintings from Rembrant fo Jan Steen.
12- 00 W E E K EN D WORLD with Matthew Parris.
1- 00 M EM B E R S ONLY.
'185 AAP KAA HAK. MO AN INVIT AT ION TO R EM EM B E R .
140 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT. Mi chael Winstanley and Lyn- elte Lilhgow examine and discuss topical issues.
280 A DYING ORDER. Second of a two-part documentary about the sisters of St Denys Convent.
2- 30 THE BIG MATCH. FA Cup semi-final, Coventry v
4 -3 0 SU P E RG R A N . Madge, Duchess of Claridge, is due on an official vis it to Chisleton.
580 THE LOVE BOAT. 680 SURVIVAL. Numbers are always an indication of suc cess. While there is just one species of elephant there are almost 90 species of antelope.
630 ITN NEWS. 640 HIGHWAY. From the little seaport town ol Donagha- dee in Co. Down, Northern Ireland. Harry talks to the members ol the Donagha- dee Lifeboat crew.
7 -1 5 C A T C H P H R A S E . R o y Walker hosts the hi-tech puzzle game.
745 LIVE FROM THE PALLA DIUM . Jimmy Tarbuck hosts another entertainment special featuring interna tional star guests and the best of new and established British comedy and music acts.
845 CRAZY LIKE A FOX. Pri vate investigator Harry Fox and his son Harrison are enjoying a relaxing game of golf. Then they find the club president lying dead on the course.
945 ITN NEWS.
1680 CLIVE JAMES ON TELEVI SION. Final collection of exotic exhibits in this series looking at television around the world.
1 63 0THE S O U T H B A N K SHOW.
11-
. CRUST. Sir Keith Joseph talks about his hopes and fears for education.
1280 SHOW EXPRESS. A musi cal spectacular wilh James Last and his orchestra and
guests.' 12- 30 CLOSEDOWN.
650 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 2 8 0 R U G B Y S P E C IA L . The Thom EMI County Champi onship Final: Middlesex v Yorkshire.
380THE M IK A D O O R THE TOWN OF TITIPU.
4-50 CARTOON TWO. 580 FILM: "Footsteps in the F o g . " Starring Stewart Granger and Jean Sim- monds. Sumptuous Victorian thriller ol murder and deceit.
■ The plans of wife-murderer Stephen Lowry (Granger) go v er y w ro n g wh e n he attempts to dispose of a ser vant girl who is blackmailing him. Directed by Arthur Lubin.
6 3 0 T H E M O N E Y P R O GRAMME.
7-15 ON THE HOUSE . Pattie Coldwell and the DIY team turn their hands to wallpa pering, wet rot, furniture and construction and bedroom design.
745 O P E R A W O R K SHOP. From the Guild Hall School ol Music and Drama.
635 EASTER ON TWO. A pre view of some of the pro grammes on oiler for your entertainment this Easter.
840 DID YOU S E E . . . ? Ludovic Kennedy presents his high lights of the week's televi sion. and discusses three programmes in detail with his studio guests.
625G O L F : T H E M A S TERS. Live coverage Irom Augusta National Golf Club. Jack Nicklaus is the defend ing champion — can he hold on to his title on Augusta's lightning-fast greens?
11-30 GRAND PRIX. The 1987 Formula One Worid Champi onship. Brazilian Grand Prix.
^ G h a n n i i| 4 : | 625 SUNDAY EAST.
1600 THE WORLD THIS WEEK. 1180 W O R Z E L
G U M -
MIDGE. Worzel meets Jolly Jack, a nautical figure-head, outside The Golden Hind fish and chip shop.
11- 30 THE WALTONS. 12- 30 THE TUBE. 280 REBECCA followed by The Little Chimney Sweep fol lowed by Hand in Hand.
2-30FILM: "M a rg ie . " Ohio, 1928, Margie, Ihe school's best female debater, longs to be noticed by boys in the way, her glamorous friend Marybelle is.
4-15 WORLD OF ANIMATION. 4-30 THE UNQUIET MIND. 6 3 0 N EW S SUMMARY and Weather followed by The Business Programme.
3 0 P R O M IS E S A N D P IE -
6 1 5 I N T E R N A T I O N A L VOLLEYBALL
7-15 THE WORLD AT WAR. 615 PUNCH AND JUDY. Con tinuing the season devoted to the work of composer Harrison Birtwistle.
1635FILM: “The Swimmer." Starring Burt Lancaster.
CLITHEROE
Sc© uts GUIDES CANOE CLUB are holding a
CHEESE & WINE EVENING FRIDAY, APRIL 10th
at 1 Dorset Drive, Clitheroe starts at 8 p.m.
Admission £1.50
DINGBAT’S WINNERS
GRAHAM MacMILLAN (Fairfield Drive) ★
MRS THELMA HARRISON (Green Drive) ★
STEWART J. CUNLIFFE (Park Avenue) PLEASE COLLECT AT OUR OFFICE
Short and John Nunn, two old rivals, meet in the OHRA c h e s s to u rn am e n t in
12- G IR L
12-55 WORLD OF ANIMATION. I- 05 FILM: "They were Sisters." Charlotte, Lucy and Vera are three sisters who live at home with their widower father. But their married lives prove vastly different.
315 C H A N N E L 4 R A C ING. From Ayr.
55 PAGES FROM CEEFAX. 30 C H E S S C LA S S IC . Nigel
605 BROOKSIDE. 6 00RIGHT TO RE P LY . Gus McDonald.
630 CHALLENGE TO SPORT. 7-00NEWS SUMMARY and Weather followed by The Gods of War.
7-30 HORSES. The intervention of steam power in the 19th century seemed to challenge the dominance of the horse in industry and agriculture.
630 T H E W I N E P R O GRAMME. Jancis Robinson shows that sherry is not just a matron's tipple, with a look at the great dry sherries of Jerez.
600 LOST BELONGINGS.
1600 SATURDAY LIVE. I I-
20 FILM: "I Wake Up Scream
ing." Classic crime thriller from the Forties.
12-50 THE TWILIGHT ZONE. In Praise of Pip.
CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT MENTALLY HANDICAPPED ASSOCIATION
SPONSORED BIKE RIDE
SUNDAY, MAY 10th
To start from the car park at Edisford Bridge at 10-30 a.m.
TWO ROUTES: 27 miles and 10 miles. Both routes marked with arrows.
The finish will be at the Higher Buck Inn, Waddington where soup and sandwiches will be provided from 12 noon onwards for all riders.
Sponsor forms available from Mike Haworth 2 SWAN COURTYARD, CLITHEROE
THE MOORCOCK INN
WADDINGTON Tel. Clitheroe 22333
FRIDAY, APRIL 10th
CARVERY & 50/50 -
DISCO DANCE E7 Inclusive
WHY NOT BOOK FOR EASTER NOW
SUNDAY and MONDAY
LUNCHTIME CARVERY
Our Restaurant is open as usual and bar meals avail' able over the whole holi- day period
MARTHOLME GRANGE Tel. Accrington 384874
]Cabaret, Carvery Restaurant and Lounge Bar
Our Pizza and Continental Food Bar is now open in the lounge every evening (except Tuesday)
Lunches are served six days a week (except Saturday) In our lounge bar. Varied menu to suit many tastes
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HOT AIR BALLOON RALLY April 12th
10-30 a.m.— 6 p.m. (Last admissions 4-30 p.m.)
TETHERED RIDES FREE OF CHARGE (weather permitting)
CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE to ground, gardens and exhibitions
H0LKER HALL & GARDENS
CARK IN CARTMEL, GRANGE OVER SANDS, CUMBRIA Telephone (044 853) 328
RIBBLE VALLEY MAYOR’S CHARITY APPEAL (BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION)
COFFEE MORNING and GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHES SALE, etc.
In the RIBBLE VALLEY MAYOR’S PARLOUR, TOWN HALL, CHURCH STREET, CLITHEROE
on SATURDAY, APRIL 11th, 1987 at 10-30 a.m.
Admission 30p ■ O C0AGH HIRE
PRIVATE HIRE COACHES AND MINI COACHES AVAILABLE. SCHOOL TRIPS,
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W.I., CUBS, BROWNIES,YOUTH GROUPS WE CAN ORGANISE YOUR TRIP
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SECOND-HAND BOOK FAIR
Longrldge Civic Hall
Easter Saturday, 10 a.m. — 5 p.m.
Over 10,000 books. Details:
Tel. 0253 886103
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4 -M ILE FUN RUN in aid of WHAT! Appeal
SUNDAY, APRIL 12th, 1987 11 a.m. start from Station Hotel
F a n c y D re s s o p t io n a l
Entry/Sponsorship Forms available in advance from Station Hotel — Late entries accepted on day.
£1 Entry (includes light refreshments). All ages welcome.
Prizes include Weekend Break lor Two. Record Token and various spot prizes.
reservations Tel. GISBURN 581 1/ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
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GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 17th SUNDAY, APRIL 19th
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 20th GISBURN at the CATTLE MARKET ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Patient Association British Kidney
AUCTION Tliursday, April 9th
In St Mary's Parish Hall, Church Brow, Clitheroe
Auctioneer Mr D. Palmer
Viewing 6 p.m.. First Bid 7 p.m.
Admission 20p HVfHU.'
CENTRE SPOT, BU RNLEY F 10 a.m. — 4
» O O O M O K DINE i THE ASSI
( EVERY, SATUI S
,8 followed by dance music to suit'all 5}
£8.50 includes a i TEL. CLITHEROE 4 l\
GRAND
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20th ANNUrf AND STAR
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7- 00 NEWSVIEW. Jan Leeming and Moira Stewart with today’s news and sport and a review ol the week in pic- tu re s with s u b t it le s ; Weather.
7 40 L E O N A R D O . A perfor mance ol Edward Cowie’s orchestral piece "Leonardo" accompanies a film celebrat ing Leonardo da Vinci’s work.
8- 1 5 E A S Y S T R E E T . Bul ly 9-
film with music composed by Ian Duty does lor the world of trucking what the famous "Night Mail" documentary did lor steam. An overdue tribute, you might say, as 84% ol goods are now tran sported by road (postponed Irom December 19th). 15 BALLET.
9-25 ST RO N G POISON. Last episode ol the Dorothy L. Sayers mystery finds Lord Peter Wimsey struggling to prove his theory which will let Harriet Vane oil the hook.
19-20G O L F : T H E M A S TERS. Highlights Irom the penultimate day ol the US Masters Irom the Augusta National Goll Club.
12-25 CLOSEDOWN. £
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f HOEDOWN N IG H T £ DANCING to HAYWAIN
with caller. Prizes for Fancy Dress Tickets 50p
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First time at our club ■ k WEEKLY DOUBLE: 20 — 24 EVERY WEDNESDAY
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* SATURDAY, APRIL 11th j : THE GAMBLERS .
* Boy/Girt Vocal Harmony Duo :
6 25P E T S IN P A R T I C U LAR. What to feed your pel — how much and how often.
650 4 WHAT IT’S WORTH.
1620THE L IV ING BOD Y . An examination of the way our brain cells work.
1045 THE WORLD - A TELEVI SION HISTORY. Today's programme tells of the impact of the Sui dynasty on Chinese civilisation.
11-
programme covers the story from 1943 when the Japa nese were poised at the gates of India to the British dou b le vi ctory of Meiktila-Mandalay.
151 S A U R A T H E SL AV E
DISCO — NIGHTCLUB PAUL and MAXINE
THURSDAY SPECTACULARS with top
RHYTHM & BLUES BANDS Featuring A P R IL 16th
BARE WIRES A P R IL 23rd
THE MARAUDERS
LIVE ON STAGE 10 p.m. Just £1 before 10 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays
16 ACCRINGTON ROAD, WHALLEY. Tel. 3086
DISCOS with TOP DJs Basket meals available
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EASTER OPEN TOP
FUN BUSES TUESDAY,
APRIL 21st, 1987 All aboard for a fun-packed time at
LONGRIDGE SPORTS CENTRE W H A L L E Y FUN B U S
Leaves Whalley Bus Station Arrives back at
C L IT H E R O E FUN B U S
Leaves York Street, Clilheroe Arrives back at
£1 ONLY
Tickets available from Tourist Information Centre, Council Offices, Clitheroe or on the Bus!
Ribble Valley Borough Council — Serving the Community
1 -30 p.m. 5-00 p.m.
10-00 a.m. 1 -00 p.m.
% CASTLEFORD HOME FOR THE ELDERLY § W QUEENS ROAD, CLITHEROE
I SCANNER | APPEAL EASTER FAYRE
THURSDAY, APRIL 16th 7 p.m. — 9 p.m.
PAINT ON EGG COMPETITION
Judged by Mike Duxbury of Manchester United Admission Free
Cake Stall — Tombola — Games Refreshments available
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SUNDAY * J * . ' 15 MOUNTBATTEN. Today's Members and Bona
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CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE. Tel. 23278
COMMENCING FRIDAY, APRIL 10th to THURSDAY at 7-30 p.m.
Matinees Wed. & Thurs 2-15 p.m. David Freeman is
eight years lale for dinner
and his family want to know why. Bui David's got an
absolutely fantastic excuse. MICROWAVES
DEMONSTRATIONS on
SATURDAY, APRIL 11th,
and TUESDAY, APRIL 28th 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
NORWEB SHOP 2 NEW MARKET STREET, CLITHEROE
BUY NOW — PAY SEPTEMBER
RIBBLESDALE POOL EDISFORD RD., CUTHER0E Telephone:24825
THE EASTER HOLIDAYS Mon. 13th
OPENING HOURS FOR Open 11 a.m. Close 5-45 p.m.
Tues. 14th Open 10 a.m. Close 7-00 p.m. Wed. 15th Open 11 a.m. Close 8-00 p.m. Thurs. 16th Open 10 a.m. Close 8-00 p.m.
GOOD FRIDAY, 17th OPEN 9-00 a.m., CLOSE 5-00 p.m.
Sat. 18th, and Sun. 19th, Open 9 a.m., Close 5 p.m.
EASTER MONDAY, 20th OPEN 9 a.m., CLOSE 5 p.m.
Tues. 21 st Open 10 a.m. Close 7-00 p.m. Wed. 22nd Open 11 a.m. Close 8-00 p.m.
Thurs. 23rd Open 10 a.m. Close 8-00 p.m. Fri. 24th
Sat. 25th, and Sun. 26th, Open 9 a.m., Close 5 p.m.
LAST ADMISSION 'h HOUR BEFORE CLOSING
RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL (Serving the Community)
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CABARET, CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR. Tel. Accrington 384874
★ IN THE LOUNGE BAR ★ EVERY MONDAY
The fabulous sounds of
JOEL DAVID EVERY SATURDAY
THE ERNIE RIDING TRIO
EVERY SUN.,TUES, WED,THURS n
CABARET £12.50 p.p. --------------------------A T - ----------------------
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STIRK HOUSE HOTEL GISBU RN
EASTER SATURDAY APRIL 18th
* THE CARAVELLES * and
★ NICKY MARTIN * ST PAUL’S, LOW MOOR WEEK and HOLY
EASTER PALM SUNDAY
Blessing and Distribution ol Palm Crosses
9-00, Holy Communion;
10-30, Family Communion; 6-00, Evensong;
7-30, Annual Meeting,
followed by Jacob's Join MONDAY
7 p.m., Holy Communion TUESDAY
7 p.m., Holy Communion WEDNESDAY
10 a.m., Holy Communion
MAUNDY THURSDAY 7-
GOOD FRIDAY
11-30 a.m., Family Service
EASTER DAY
8- 9-
00 Holy Communion; 00, Holy Communion;
5-00 St Ann’s Court 6-00 Festal Evensong
10-30 Family Communion;
30 p.m., Sung Eucharist WEST BRADFORD Pfi
ANNUAL MEET|
THURSDAY, APF in the Playing Field I
Electors are invited to subml Chairman or Clerk bef|
Ught refreshments v _
Paul and I every |
L IV E MONDAl ERIC AINSWORTI
(Featuring Eddie Taylol Open 8-15 p.m.— 12 Free admission £
TEL WHALLEY 308616/ ★
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KEN HARTLEY and GUEST ARTISTS
★ THIS WEEK’S CABARET ★
FRIDAY and SATURDAY APRIL 10th and 11th
GREENGAGE
Clubland's No. 1 Sound SATURDAY ONLY
TREVOR WALLACE Top Lancashire Comedian
Why not book a meal In the Carvery and reserve a seat in the Cabaret Lounge?
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15th THE
INTERNATIONALS Sensational Showgroup £1 before 10 p.m., £2 after
THURSDAY, APRIL 16th PARTY NIGHT, with
ON THE EDGE Sack by request
FREE before 10 p.m., £1 after
FREE ADMISSION to Cabaret Room Wednesday or Thursday only when dining in the carvery
PENTAM 8 p.m. Big I
DANCE C THE B!
1 A 16-piece big bar to dance
MUSIC II
W0RKSH0 10-30 £
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10th M A Y 1987 C l ith e ro e & D i s t r ic t M e n t a l ly H a n d i cap pe d A s s n . A n n u a l Bike R id e . D e t a i ls f rom G. M . H a w o r t h . 2 Sw a n C o u r t
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to n . S p r in g D a n k H o l id a y F a ir .
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7 TH JU N E 1 9 8 7 . H e r ita g e F a ir , C l ith e ro e R o u n d Table
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W h a l le y 3 7 6 6 .
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