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SATURDAY


645 OPEN UNIVERSITY 8-


HERE


6-40 ROLAND'S RAT RACE MWKISSYFUR


9- 30 GOING LIVE!


12-12 WEATHER 1 2-tSGRANDSTAND. 1 2 -2 0


Winter Olympics; 12-30 Football Focus: 12-50 News; 12-55 Rallying: Cartel Inter­


n a t io n a l: 1 -1 5 Rugby League; 1-25 Boxing Irom York Hall: 1-45 Punches- town Racing; 1-55 Hockey: Royal Bank Indoor Cham­ pionship: 2-15 Punchestown Racing: 2-25 Hockey; 2-45 Punchestown Racing: 2-55 Rugby League: Widnes v Wigan, live: 3-45 Football: half -times; 3 -5 0 Rugby League continued; 4-30 Rugby Union: John Player Special Cup; 4-40 Final Score.


5-05 NEWS AND WEATHER 5-20FIRST CLA SS. Debbie Greenwood chairs the video quiz for schools. Tonight, Spalding School. Lincoln­ shire. play Mountbatten School. Romsey.


5- 4 5 J IM ’ LL FIX IT . Jimmy Savile realises viewers’


dreams.


6- 20 THE LITTLE AND LARGE SHOW. Guests include A r th u r M u t la r d a n d Westworld.


6-


romance with Jennifer, but Mrs Lumsden will go to any


lengths to keep her son tied to her apron strings.


7- MAGIC SHOW


B-10FILM. That Lucky Touch. Fast-moving comedy star­ ring Roger Moore as a play­ boy arms dealer and Susan­ nah York as a journalist who undermines his plans to sell a spectacular new machine gun to a top-level NATO gathering in Brussels.


9-40 N E W S SPORT, weather.


9-55 C A R R 0 T T CONFIDENTIAL


10-


lights of the penultimate day of competition in Calgary, including the men's slalom and the 50km cross-country.


12-00 FILM. We re Fighting Back. Tough TV film based on the


real-life exploits of New York's Guardian Angels, who ride the subways and patrol the streets, protecting the public from crime.


1-30 WEATHER A N D B i i i a i i i i l 55 SORRY! Timothy has found


900 MORNING NEWS frOOTV-AM 9-


25TH E P A U L D A N IE L S


7T3 is the place It's essential to be.


11-00 TERRAHAWKS 11-30THE NEW FAN TAS TIC FOUR. The superheroes are captured by Medusa. 55 CARTOON


11-


12- 0 5STREET HAWK. Jesse comes to the aid of a group of men concerned with the unsafe atmosphere ruling th e s t r e e t s of t h e i r neighbourhood.


1-00 NEWS 1-05 SAINT &GREAVSIE 1-


30 V/INTER OLYMPICS High­


ICS from Madison Square Garden in New York.


2- 1 5 C O M E D Y C L A S ­ SIC. Please Sir. It takes a face in a thousand to star in an advertising campaign.


2-45 SNOOKER. MIM Britannia British Open.


445 RESULTS SERVICE. Elton Welsby presents today's sports results.


900 NEWS 905A.L.F. ALF’s antics drive the Tanners to relocate him in the family garage.


( BSC-2


6-00 OPEN UNIVERSITY 2- 3-


45 NETWORK EAST


EMY. Documentary about Mark Hicks who was para­ lysed alter a fall, aged 12. He has a wonderful gift and has brought to life his dreams and nightmares by drawing and p'ainting with his teeth.


3- 4-


4-35THE WEE K IN T H E LORDS


935 CONNECTIONS 9 0 5CATCHPHRASE 9 3 5B O B B Y D A VR O ’ S TV WEEKLY. The show that is like a little ray of sunshine — you only get it once a week.


2 5G R A V IT Y IS MY E N ­


7-05 YOU BETI In tonight's show two 80-ton steam locomo­ tives and 35 cars make a memorable appearance.


905 CRAZY LIKE A FOX. Harry and Harrison visit a tropical i s l a nd to hunt murderer.


50 THE SKY AT NIGHT 10ESPANA VIVA


f or a


900 NEWS AND SPORT 920 L O N D O N ' S BURNING. Second episode of the drama series about a London fire station. For most of Blue Watch homelife is frauqht.


SUNDAY ( SBC>1 ) ( Qr^nada j


945 OPEN UNIVERSITY 955 PLAY SCHOOL 915 SUNDAY WORSHIP


1900 WHAT ON EARTH . . .? 1925 BUSINESS MATTERS 1950 TELEJOURNAL 11-


1145 ESPANA VIVA 12-


900 ITN MORNING NEWS 900 TV AM


925 SPEEDY AND DAFFY 935 FRAGGLE ROCK


1900 7T3 1930FOLLYFOOT. Join Steve


20 FRANCE ACTUELLE 10 SEE HEAR


12-35 FARMING. A report Irom Ulster about the problems laced by its farmers.


12-58 W E A T H E R FARMERS


F O R


1- 00 THIS V/EEK NEXT WEEK. 2- 00 EASTENDERS 3-


4-


and Dora in the continuing story of Follyloot Farm and the lives of all who work there.


OOMATCH OF THE DAY


LIVE. Luton Town v Oxford United at Kenilworth Road. 55 CARTOON


905 FAX 930 ANTI D U E S R O A D ­ SHOW. Hugh Scully and experts invite members of the public in Middlesbrough to bring their heirlooms and curios lor evaluation.


915 IN THE KNOW 925 NEWS; Weather. 940 SONGS OF PRAISE. Aled Jones presents the pro­ gramme Irom the Welsh seaside town of Pwllheli in celebration lor St David's Day.


7-15 ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL. Seventh of to episodes. James is asked to judge the dog sec­ tion of the Darrowby Show v/hich could prove a problem as Mrs Pumphrey will want to enter Tricki Woo.


910WH!CKER’S WORLD. Alan Whicker asks women who have emigrated to Australia lor their views on the native male.


900 NEWS; Weather. 915 THAT'S LIFE


1900 LIFE WITHOUT GEORGE 1930 HEART OF THE MATTER 11-05 SPORTING CHANCE 11- 12-


35 NETWORK EAST 15 WEATHER


i i i i iP iM i i


950 OPEN UNIVERSITY 1-


10 HORIZON


2- 00 RUGBY SPECIAL 3- 00 MUSIC IN CAMERA. Brit­ ten's "Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings".


930 REVIEW 4- 00 T H E


PROGRAMME f ' ' '


4-45 WEATHER TO SKI? 4-50 OLYMPIC GRANDSTAND 910 I N T E R N A T I O N A L


P R O - C E L E B R I T Y GOLF. Peter Altiss intro­ duces professionals Sandy Lyle and Lee Trevino com­ peting for the Whyte and Mackay Scotch Trophy, who are joined this week by Sean Connery and Max Boyce.


900 DIO YOU SEE 935 DESIGN CLASSICS


1900 OLYMPIC REPORT 12-00 INTERNATIONAL DARTS


M O N E Y


11- 00 MORNING WORSHIP. This year marks the 150th anni- versa^ o! the spiritual con­ v e rs io n s of John and Charles Wesley, and today's service — a celebration of the Wesleys — comes from St Mary-Clement Methodist Church, Truro. Cornwall.


12- OOWEEKEND WORLD with Matthew Parris.


1-00 MEMBERS ONLY 1-05ACTION POINT THIS IS YOUR RIGHT


1-30 AAP KAAHAK 1-


1- 35 LINK


2- 00 ENCOUNTER 2-30 SNOOKER "MIM Britannia British Open".


4-30THE RETURN OF THE ANTELOPE


900H I G H W A Y TO


HEAVEN. Offbeat adven­ ture series about a proba­ tionary angel sent down to Earth to prove his worth by doing gocxl deads.


900 THE PRINCESS ROYAL IN AFRICA


930 ITN NEWS 9 40H IG HW A Y . With Harry Secombe, a beautiful part of Southern Scotland is High­ way's destination this week.


7-15S U R P R I S E S U R ­ PRISE with Cilia Black.


915 WISH ME LUCK. Krieger's men have discovered Malty and her radio. If she talks under Nazi 'persuasion' it could mean instant capture tor Colin. Kit and the whole of the operation in Area Three.


915 ITN NEWS 930 SMALL WORLD. Final epi­ sode of this drama serial. It's the finale, the biggest con­ ference of all — 10.000 literati gathered in a New York hotel.


1 930THE S O U T H B AN K SHOW presented by Mel- vyn Bragg.


11- 12-


1- 2- British Open".


H. Lynn continues her hun­ ger strike.


guests explain why they feel nudity is natural


SIC "Mystery Junction". While travelling by train. Miss Ownes is excited to recognise a fellow passen­ ger. Larry Gordon, as the author of the detective story she is reading. Followed by ITN News Headlines.


935 CHART ATTACK. Simon Potter presents the UK's best-selling top 30 hits.


4-35JOBFINDER 2- 925 MOVIE MAHAL 1900 THE WORLD THIS WEEK


11-OOGUMTREE. Ben Keaton tells six stories taking place in dilferent rooms ol a ram­


shackle house, the Gumlree Houre. Today, the Professor and Patrick wanted to impress Mr Ratchell. but disaster results . . .


11-15 HELPING HENRY 11-


delies his mother to enter < week-long dance marathon wi t h a pr e t t y , young stranger.


12- 30 A.P.B. New series for teen­


agers with interviewer Gaz Top. Today's guests are T'Pau. John Barnes. Era­ sure. The Proclaimers and Prefab Sprout.


30 LOST IN SPACE. Cult TV


series from the 1960s in which the Robinsons are sent to colonise a planet but are Hung out ol orbit by a vil­ lainous stoway.


musical starring Jessie Ma t t h ews as a young woman who breaks into show business as a female impersonator and is forced to pose as a man olf-stage.


4-15 MERCHANT SEAMEN. A wartime Information film about the life of a merchant seaman.


440 GALLERY 910NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER


9 1 5 T H E B U S I N E S S PROGRAMME


frWTABLE TENNIS — THE LEE DS EU RO -A S IA TOURNAMENT


7-15PATH OF TH E R A I N GOD. This four-part series about Belize comprises three repeated film about the wildlife on the Caribbean island, followed by a brand- new programme about the people. Today's programme explores the rich and varied life in the river valleys.


9 1 5 T H E S T O C K S A ND SHARES SHOW


945THE MODERN WORLD: T E N


G R E A T WRITERS Luigi Pirandello.


30 SNOOKER. "MIM Britannia 30 PRISONER: CELL BLOCK


2 5DONA HUE . Donahue's


955 RAYMOND WILLIAMS: A T R IB U T E . A group of friends and colleagues from diverse backgrounds gather to pay tribute to Professor Raymond Williams, who died suddenly a month ago.


25 T H R I L L E R C L A S ­


1925MY D A R L I N G C L E M ­ ENTINE. The Western sea­


son continues with this John Ford western set in Tomb­ stone against the back­


ground ot the legendary gunlight between Marshal Wyatt Earp (Henry Fonda) and the Clanton gang, led by Waller Brennan. Co-starring Victor Mature and Linda Darnell.


12-15CINEMA FROM THREE CONTINENTS: XALA.


NEW PRO G RAM M E OF E V E N T S HIGHLIGHTS FROM LANCASHIRE’S LIVELIEST ENTERTAINMENTS CENTRE


THE DUTCH SWING


COLLEGE BAND


First Concert, 1988 Tour MONDAY, MARCH 7th at 8 p.m. — Tickets: £5


THE MAZEPPA UKRAINIAN


COSSACKS SATURDAY, MARCH 12th


at 7-30 p.m. — Tickets: E4, £3


HULL TRUCK THEATRE COMPANY Present


T E E C H E R S (By John Godber)


MARCH 17th — 19 th


at 7-30 p.m. — Tickets £2, £3.50


SIMPLY, MORE ENTERTAINING T H E F I R S T


BURNLEY R ‘n’ B F E S T I V A L


With: Otis Grand and tho Dance Kings, Tho Climax Glues Band.


Polo Yofko, Spencer Davies, Zool Money and Tho Red Rooster


MARCH 31st —APRIL 4th


0 p.m. — Tickets from £3.50 (Four concert ticket: £9)


FREE EVENTS BROCHURE NOW AVAILABLE, BOX OFFICE -


Tel. 30055


* BASHALL EAVES 4. *


* VILLAGE HALL


* *


* WHIST and **


* DOMINOES I * MONDAY,


J FEBRUARY 29th * ^


at 7-30 p.m. A ♦


J 80p including supper J ★ A *


SPRING SERENADE Tuesday, March 1st, 7-30 p.m.


C O L N E M u n i c i p a l H a l l Music for your pleasure GRIEG, BACH, SIBELIUS. DVORAK (Serertade in E Major)


Tickets and details from: MPAA (Burnley 21986): Fondle Leisure (Cotno 664721)


N O R TH E R N C H AM B E R O R C H E S TR A


Whatever your occasion, for adults or children


it SHAUN McCREE it Magic o f the eighties


S ( 0 2 0 0 ) 2 4 4 2 2 COACH HIRE


HODSONSofGISBURN TEL. GISBURN 394


PRIVATE HIRE COACHES AND MINI­ COACHES AVAILABLE. SCHOOL TRIPS,


AV.L, CUBS, BROWNIES.YOUTH GROUPS WE CAN ORGANISE YOUR TRIP


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE APPEAL


OP EN


* M E E T IN G ^


TUESDAY, MARCH 1st at 8 p.m.


At the White Lion Hotel, Clitheroe


(Not as previously advertised)


NATIONAL FARMERS’ UNION


Lancashire Ladies' Social Section — Wilpshire Branch


AND DOMINO DRIVE WED., MARCH 2nd


RAINBOW WHIST AFTERNOON


Salesbury Memorial Hall 2-00 p.m,


fr Meat prizes * £1.25 Inc. tea


Tlie il MADE: to‘ FLEA MARKET


GIsburn Festival Hall SUNDAY.


FEBRUARY 28th 11a.m. — 4 p.m. Inquiries telephone:


CLEVELEYS 824918


1- 2-


8-


5-15 O L Y M P I C G R A N D ­ STAND. Steve Rider intro­ duces Alpine skiing, bobs­ leigh and the women’s 1,000m speed skating.


2 5S A T U R D A Y S T A R T S 7-


Stuart and Richard Whit­ more: weather.


R id e r In t ro d u c e s l iv e coverage of the second run Of the men's slalom. Plus


news of the men's 50km cross-country skiing event.


9^X)TUTTI FRUTTI. Final epi­


sode sees Danny and Suzi forced into a confrontation and Vince suffering with depression after his girl­ friend's suicide.


10-10 THE FILM CLUB 10-


ta in s . A w a rd -w in n in g comedy from mainland


China, shown at the 1966 London Film Festival, about two peasants and their mis­ aligned marriages.


11-


S tory . A s u p e rn a tu ra l romance with stunning spe­ cial effects. A student seeks shelter Irom a downpour in a disreputable Taoist monas­ tery. In the middle of the night he is woken by a beau­ tiful young girl, but events take a spooky turn . . . (1-30 close).


1920 ASPEL& COMPANY 11- 05SNOOKER. MIM Britannia British Open.


12- 30SUPER SPIES. Innocent Bystanders.


30NEWSVIEW with Moira 2-35HAMMER H OU S E OF


HORROR. The Carpathian Eagle.


10 OLYMPIC REPORT. Steve


930 FORMULA ONE. The big­ gest names In the world of pop.


4-30 MELTDOWN. Soul singer Paul Johnson.


Clitheroe 2232J, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classijied)


W h a V 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 n ^W h a t^ s FO


RTHCOMING \ -^W ^ f i^^AmACTI0NS


NORTHGATE. BLACKBURN ■ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29th^t 7^-10


We're having a party with BLACK LACE (Hit singles "Agadoo," "Superman.” etc.)


Plus DISCO for the 13-18*8 ADMISSION ON DOOR ONLY £1 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd, at 8-00 p.m.


Alternative Comedy ■“ LAUGHINGAS!


with GARY HOWARD from Tho Flying Pickets. The bizarre end outrageous FREDERICK BENSON, from "Saturday Live," plus two special guests!


ADMISSION ON DOOR ONLY £1.50 You are aummoned to an evening In the company ot


FRIDAY, MARCH 4th, at 8-00 p.m. JOHN STALKER


(Former Dap. Chief Constable of Glr. Manchester Police. His book "Stalker,''^is currently the UK's No. 1 BEST SELLER! Lecture. Questions and Answers!)


TICKETS £4


THURSDAY, MARCH 10fh, at 7-30 p.m. ST PATRICK’S GALA CONCERT


(TV/Recording AtlisI) J O H N N Y M c E V O Y


(Europe's No. 1 Country Singer) S U S A N M c C A N N Plus the ALL PRIESTS HOLY ROADSHOW, and by popular


demand, Fr MICHAEL CLEARY — TICKETS: £6.50, £5.50, E4.50 13 FILM. In the Wild Moun­


925 OLD COUNTRY. In today's visit to the West Country. Jack Hargreaves explains the origins of the bowler hat — and why forest sawyers use it.


955 4 WHAT IT’S WORTH SOFlLM. A Chinese Ghost


1925THE WR ITING ON THE WALL. Today's penultimate programme charts the final years of the Callaghan government, assesses what Callaghan achieved and the consequences of his defeat both for the country and his parly.


11- 12-


35 DANCIN’ DAYS 35 EMPRESS WU. The new


Emperor's brother is plotting to overthrow him. Lady Mo waits in vain to be recalled to the Palace.


1-05PULCINELLA AND THE MAGIC FISH


Kempton Park. 25 7T3. A theme park called


World War II propaganda film with an all-star cast led by Eric Portman. Laurence Olivier. Anton Walbrook. Leslie Howard, Raymond Massey and Glynis Johns, telling the story of a group of German U-boat survivors trying to escape into the United States.


905 BROOKSlOE OMNIBUS 6^)0 RIGHT TO REPLY 930 SCOTTISH EYE. The Sco­ tia Nostra.


7-OONEWS SUM M A R Y and Weather followed by 7 DAYS


35 INTERNATIONAL ATHLET­


7-30REDLEGS — THE POOR W H I T E S O F B A R ­ BADOS. Three hundred years ago. white slaves for the newly-growing agricul­ tural industry of Barbados, were furnished by Britain and th e ir descendants remain there to this day. This documentary traces the history of the Redlegs or ■'while trash" of this para­ dise island and looks at the way of life of the few remain­ ing families.


930 AMEN 9 00SOU TH R ID IN G . Both Robert Came (Nigel Daven­ port) and Fred Mitchell (Mil- ton Johns) have a desperate need for money. But time is running out for both of them — as it is for Gertie Holly and Lily Sawdon. Only tor Sarah Burton (Dorothy Tutin) does lime, for a moment, stand still.


1 0 ^ BLACK FOREST CLINIC 1950 THE COMIC STRIP PRES­ E N T S . . . More Bad News.


11-50 FILM. Equus. Richard Bur­ ton stars in the film version of Peter Shaffer’s hit play as a psychiatrist trying to exor­ cise the troubled mind of a tormented s tab le boy. played by Peter Firth.


15 CHANNEL 4 RACING from 50 FILM. 49th Parallel. Classic


DINNER DANCE


FRIDAY, MARCH 4th ☆ A la Carte Menu ☆


Back by popular demand


THE JIM HEYWORTH QUINTET


CRAVEN HEIFER, CHAIGLEY Stonyhurst 215


ROSSENDALE COLLEGE GALA


ACCRINGTON &


PERFORMANCES 1987/88 — present —


LIGHTFOOT BAND


THE TERRY Sponsored by David Taylor Cam


FRIDAY, MARCH 4th Sandy Lane at 8 p.m.


Tickets £3, £2 (concessions) from Keception, Sandy Lane. Accrington (Tcl. Acc. :i935'21): Reception,' lilackburn Hoad, Accrington (Tcl. Arc. :W3o‘2I); Reception, Rawtcnstall (Tcl. Ross. 2I35S8)


Road, Accrington (Tcl. Acc. 3936II) and The Post Office, Union Road, Oswaldtwistle


Also fnwi Althams Travel Services Ltd., lilackburn


LOW ER B U C K IN N WADDINGTON


PAST


PRESENT FUTURE-


PARAGON PROMOTIONS proudly present Burnley's first premier


PSYCHIC and MYSTIC FAYRE at the SPARROW HAWK HOTEL, Colne Road, Burnley, on


FEBRUARY 27th and 28th, 1988 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, Offering a top line-up of the leading international clairvoyants,


mediums and spiritualists In the United Kingdom — offering Tarot. Iching, Astrology. Crystal and much more. Lectures and demonstrations all weekend 11 a.m. — 7 p.m.


Admission Cl adults: 50p OAPs and children Inquiries to: (0282) 73785


30 THE WALTONS. John-Boy Do not miss. . . THE HOGHTON TOWER


A N T IQ U E FA IR Nr PRESTON, LANCASHIRE FEBRUARY 26th-28th, 1988


Frl. 1 p.m.-8 p.m.. Sat. 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-5 p.m.


A fine collection of Antiques assembled at this highly prea- tiglous venue by dealers from all over the UK.


3 0FIRS T A G IR L . British


Oalolinos (nnliquo no (atoi lhan): 1885:Furniluro 1900: Clocks, Porcelain, Toxlilos1920:Jov.ol1ory ig29;Paintir>gs


Fully siandtinod AA signposlod Rolfoshmonis Smelly voned


.R O B E R T ' BA1(]LEY_ TELEPHONE: 01-550 5435


^


Dine and Dance at the ASSHETON ARMS


DOWNHAM


E V E R Y S A T U R D A Y N IG H T from 8 p.m.


A 5-courso dinner is lollowed by music for dancing to suit all tastes and ages.


TEL. CLITHEROE 41227 for reservations or enquiries. £ 9 . 0 0 p o r h e a d f n c l . ;


THIS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th JOE at the PIANO


'A' Bar Snacks, Business Lunches daily At A La Carte menu available evening and weekends ★ Traditional Sunday lunch 12 noon— 2-30 p.m. Ar Small parties catered for


SUNDAY LUNCH GALLON OF ALE DRAW


Proceuds lor Waddinglon Children’s Sports Day Telephone inquiries welcome


C l i t h e r o e 2 8 7 0 5 '.o /U a r lK 6 's * . 9-30 — 2-00 a.m.


GREAT ATMOSPHERE AND TOP SOUNDS FRE E A D M IS S IO N T H U R S D A Y


LEAP YEAR PARTY WEEKEND FRIDAY AND SATURDAY


Meet the man ol your dreams — Smart casual dress


TELEPHONE WHALLEY 823086 16 Accrington Road, Whatley.


J


JUDO CLASSES FOR ADULTS


Each week Wednesday 8-30 p.m. to 10 p.m.


at Trinity Youth and Community Centre,


Parsons Lane, Clitheroe Newcomers are welcome


JUNIOR CLASSES WEDNESDAYS


7 p.m. — 8-30 p.m.


In Aid of The National Children’s Home The Third Concert of


MUSIC AND MOVEMENT FOR YOU


in the Civic Hall, York Street, Clitheroe


SATURDAY, MARCH 5th, 7-15 p.m. Tickets from the Civic Hall Adults C1.50, Children Cl


Featuring many local artistes Please come and support them


MP


S U R G E R Y Your Member of Parliament


DAVID WADDINGTON Nestlinjc on the banks of tlie river Ribble


i THE SPREAD EAGLE f" HOTEL & RESTAURANT :


LUNCHEON SPECIAL


ABERDEEN ANGUS MINUTE STEAK SANDWICH —£2.9.5


Tlie very best in meat from Scotland with siiced onions ami nutty coiesiaw. (Monday to .Satnniay only)


will be at the Clitheroe Association offices on SATURDAY,


FEBRUARY 27th between 9-30 a.m. and 11 a.m.


For appointments please telephone


Clitheroe 25939


T H E OAE RESTAEI


Make it the place for your next cr- panelled worn with its richly cart’d (IN bif/mn/c


The a la carte menu is sf/cch'rJ c/ioicc of English and C o/ifi» cl attractively prepared from frei aftoixlablc /


TH E T E R R A


Overlooks one of the most attracti imptiries are welcome for wed


TH E HOTI Relax fora drink in the comforti


enjoy a well cooked and presentea 2 p.m., 7 day:


(Due to two late cancellations, i now available for your j


17 Bedrooms, all en suite, TV,


TRAI HCi


Trapp Lane, Sil Near Burnley. Tel: I| The David


Simmons Studio 2nd Annual


BONNY BABY and TODDLER FREE


COMPETITION 1988 Have your child photographed


F R E E


at the David Simmons Studio, 14 York


Street, Clitheroe 2 0 in . X 1 6 in .


FRAMED prints for the winners


14in. X l l in . prints lor runners-up.


Judged in two age groups. 0 to 24 months


2 years to 5 years


No apDointment necessary.


Call in anytime


between 9 30 im . and 9 30 p.m. Saturday. February 13ih to


Saturday, February 20ih, and Monday, February 22nd to Saturday, February 27lh (excluding Sundays)


H O D D E R G R O U P


EDINBURGH WEEKEND APRIL 29th — 30th; MAY 1st


2 NIGHTS £55.00 INSURANCE £4


Two nights accommodation and full Scottish breakfast at


THE KING JAMES THISTLE HOTEL The hotel is located just off the world famous Princes Street.


Travel up on Friday morning, leaving Clitheroe 0830 hours — Blackburn 0900 hours, slopping lor lunch on the way at Mottat, arriving at the hotel with the rest ol the


On Sunday morning an ollicial guide lor a hall day City Tour and then the return trip home.


----------------- Details from our offices---------------- 46 King Street, Clitheroe. S Clitheroe 22473/22590


14 Penny Street, Blackburn. S Blackburn 57823 Leaflets now available lor Easier Holiday Excursions


Saturday is tree to go shopping and visit the many attrac­ tions, lollowed dv a Scottish Evening. Highland piper and a special "Taste ot Scotland Dinner."


day free.


BLACK HORSE Pimlico


E V E R Y F R ID A Y N IG H T


An old fashioned sing-song around the piano


Bar snacks available LOW MOOR CLUB


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th GARY DE PAUL


Male Vocal Enlertalner SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28th


MEMBERS DRAW — £1 2 Members and Bona Fide Guests


M CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB f FRIDA Y, FEB R U A R Y 2 6 lh


^


Rock and Roll Nite M with BEETROOT plus DISCO


Tickets £1 Irom the club____________ ^ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27th


P A V E M A R S H A L L A n o th e r firs t SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28th


^ D O R O T H Y D A Y A lw a y s we lcome . WEEKLY DOUBLE 8 — 26


WEEKLYTREBLE30 — 2 — 8 EVERY WEDNESDAY


USUAL ENTERTAINMENT


Members and Bona Fide Guests ^


i j L


CABARET. CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR


Tel. Accrington 3B4874 CABARET ROOM


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY O n e o l th e b e s t lo c a l c a b a re t gro up s


V O N N Y ’S ★ SATURDAY ONLY ★


FREDDIE PHILLIPS AND BEANO


H ila rio u s c om e d y sh ow


Why not book a meal In the Carvery and reserve a table In the Cabaret Room.


Dress restrictions apply WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd THE BEST IN


LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Free before fOp.m. FREE


ADMISSIDN to cabarof when dining In the carvery. Wednesday only


LOUNGE BAR


Lunchea served dally (except Saturday) 11-30 a.m. — 2 p.m.


MOTHERS DAY Book early to avoid


disappointment In Our Carvery


ir Music nightly iv Varied hot or cold bar meals available


Tickets from A. T. Fenton. Leisure Services Office, Bank House, Albert Road, Colne, Tel. 664721; Tourist Information Centre. 20a Scotland Road. Nelson. Tel. 692690; as well as at all council o f f ices; Colne Town Hall; Althams Travel Agency, S t J am e s ’ s S t r e e t , B u rn le y Mechanics Box Office, Manchester Road, Burnley, and Tourist Informa­ t io n C e n tre . C o u n c il O f f ic e s ' Church Walk. Clitheroe


IN D I S T R E S S ? S U IC ID A L ?


NE ED H E L P ? R in g th e


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


^ BLAC K B U R N


^ 662424 NELSON


694929


15 MARKET SQUARE NELSON


Call Of wnte to


105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN


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Tickets also nowon sale for: WRESTLING ★ THE GOOD OLD DAYS j*- JOHN MANN BUTTON MOON (children's show) Hr BOBBY DAVRO


BOX OFFICE @(0254) 582582 Access and Visa Bookings Welcome


O F T H E £ / A / / V E R S The Llvo -A cllo n M o t io n Picture ^C A N N O N C I V I C H A L L C L IT H E R O E @ 2 3 2 7 8


Comm. Friday, Feb. 26th, for 7 Days (ex-Sun.) at 7-30 p.m.


DOLPH LUNDGREN FRANK LANGELLA Thwaites Fine Ales


THE STATION HOTEL KING STREET, CLITHEROE 0 23604


available every lunchtime 12 noon — 2-30; Evening 7-00 — 9-30 p.m.


Brian and Doreen now offer an EXTENSIVE HOME COOKED MENU


SUNDAY LUNCH SPECIAL (Bookings please) — Example:


The Ribble Valley Drama Festival Committee invite you to a


COFFEE MORNBNG in the Civic Hail


on Saturday, March 12th,


from 10-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. Bring and Buy and Cake Stall. Admission 30p.


Come along with your friends, have a chat and see behind the scenes


Ribble Valley Borough Council serving the community S ; ; .V u o U u n . 2 3 5 5 0 .


Children welcome, separate dining room EVERY THURSDAY


Soup, choice of main course, sweet £ 2 .9 5


COUNTRY AND WESTERN This Thursday, February 25th


J O Y A N D T O N Y W E S T The best country


prizes. Proceeds towards Rovers Stand Appeal MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29th


JAZZ AT THE STATION ERIC AINSWORTH TRIO — 8-30—11-00 p.m.


Special guest Jimmy Thompson Tenor say!


THIS THURSDAY — KEN BEAMISH will be ranting a signed match ball and other


Leisure Services Officer: A. T. FENTON. F.I.L.A.M. (Dip) ADVANCE BOX OFFICES:


CLAIMING DATES


Any organisation wishing to make a claim for a future dale may use this column to publicise their event three months m 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 even! and giving notice to other organifia- lions your intention


Contact


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street. Clitheroe Tel. 24804/22323 '


M A R C H 9 t h . T h e h f l t t e n S t r in y O u u r tu i . C h a t l» u rn U u i id G r am m a r S c l io o l , 7 -3 0 p .m .


M O N D A Y . A P R IL 1 8 T H to S a tu rd a y A p r i l 2 3 r d . C l l t l i - c ro e a n d D is t r ic t Sco u ts • G a n y S t iow . 1 9 8 8 .


A P R I L 2 2 N D ( a v c ii i ii y ) . A p r i l 2 3 r d (m a t in e e a n d e v e n in y ) . B o l to n -B y -B o w - lan d D ram a G ro u p , present


th e p a n to in I m e A I ad d in . IZ n n u i r ie s to B o H o n -B y - B ow la n d . 2 7 7 .


ANGELA JENKINS and JOHN NOBLE present


MELODIES TO REMEMBER


with gu est artistes SHIRLEY MINTY (Contralto)


and KEITH SWALLOW (Concert Pianist)


and the COLNE LINDEN SINGERS Colne Municipal Hall


Sunday. March 6th — 7-30 p.m. Ttckels £2.50. Children and OAPs £1.50


FOLK WITH A JOKE Hosted by


ROGER WESTBROOK VINGARBUTT


featuring Barrowford Civic Hall


Friday, March 11th — 8 p.m. Tickets £2 all classes


JAZZ ON A SUNDAY LUNCHTIME featuring


THE BRUCE TURNER QUARTET


PIU.THEART LESTER BIG BAND


Silverman Hall, Nelson


S u n d ^ , March 13th — 12 noon Tickets £2 all classes


KEITH McANDREWS ENTERPRISES present


THE CHARLIE WILLIAMS LAUGHTER SHOW


starring CHARLIE WILLIAMS plus full supporting company Colne Municipal Hall


Sunday. March 13th, 7-30 p.m.


Tickets £2 50, Children and OAPs £ i .50 PLAYBOARD PUPPETS


present a spectacular theatre presentation of thief highly popular TV senes


BUTTON MOON MR SPOON ON


BUTTON MOON Colne Municipal Hall


Tuesday, March 15th and Wednesday. March 16th,


10 a.m. and 1-30 p.m. dally Tickets £2 all classes


(School parties 20 or more £ l .50) BOOKING NOW:


Professional Wresting, March 17th. "Summer Colour in the G a rd e n ” I l lu s tra te d ta lk by Fred Downham, March 20th. N e ls o n O rc h e s t ra l S o c ie ty p r e s e n t “ A S e l e c t i o n of G o ld en M em o r ie s ,” March 27th. ” 150th Anniversary ot the World's Oldest Working Locom otiv e — 'L io n ' ,” film show by John Huntley. March 27th. Moira Anderson In Con­ cert, May 22nd.


Colne 864721 and Nelson 692690 (during normal office hours)


Colne Box Office—Also Open Saturday mornings


Nelson Box Office—Also Open All Day Saturday and Sunday 2 p.m.—5 p.m.


Film Show by JOHN HUNTLEY


WORLD STEAM RAILWAYS


British Locomotives abroad includina BEYER GARRETTS IN ACTION’ Steam in Australia and Africa: British exports to Java. Franco. Germany and many other counlries; Giant American Steam includinq Southern Pacific in colour, etc.


Colne Municipal Hall


Sunday. February 28th — 7-30 p.m. Tickets £2, Children and OAPs £1


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