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CLITHEROE


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F RIDAY D E C EM B E R 2 9 t h . ri iri ht iiu ih D a m e . M a r k K i l t u I5.i m l . U i m i u i j t o n Memor ia l I nstit ut e. Fl i r t t i e r d ct .i ll s .mi l t i c k e t s , t e l . 1' l i thci c>r 44. ri(»L»4.


FRIDAY. N O V EMB E R 17th.


Clither or t .mr i s Sp ort m a n ' s Di nn er. Mirk Hou se Hote l, (i


sp eaker!. T i i k e t s a va ila bl e iro iu (Milhe ro e A d v e r t i s e r o r C l i t l i e ro e L i o n s mei n - h e r s .


F R I D A Y a n d S a t u r d a y . N o v e mb e r 2 4 t h a nd 2 5 t h . Wha l le y M e t h o d i s t


U inte rte st .


NOVEMBER 30t h. D e c em b e r 1st. Deienitier 2nd (Thurs* <la\. 1 rid.iv and Saturday!. Holton -b\ - Itow land Drama C.i-oitp present a farcical (Miller, "WAN'TI-D * ONL i HOD'S” ' Mv Kavniond Dyer.


lKjmries to Molton-bv-How- laud 277.


S A T U R D A Y D E C E M B E R 2nd. IPH1I. s t M a r s ' s Lad ies C r o u p ( lirist nia s F a i r, i n the Par ish Ha l l . Te a s a nd St a l l s .


W E D N E S D A Y . 22nd N o v emb e r, ( li th e ro e Con* c e r t s S o < i e t \ . V a n h i u n h S tr um ( . t i i ar t e t . N e w A r t s The at re ( ItDs 7-3D p.m.


2 2 n d • 2 5 t h N O V E M B E R , st.mr Ivvo I k m i i l i am p r e s * c uts ■•When We Ar e M a r ­


r i e d " h y .1. ». P r i e s t l y . Tick e t s trom Do w nh .u n Po s t O H ic e . H a m m o i i d s , Pu t Ha r<i r e a\ i - s Te l . 27 29 6. and


i shu t- n ( P e t e r P a rt i 1 1, urfiley


M Ie Ic IhIa In k Arts and Entertainments Centre


THE A TRE A T PAD1HAM TOWN HALL Theatre Company Present M I K R O N


A P L A C E T O S T A N D by Mike Lucas a n d Sarah Parks


A n e w p l a y a b o u t t h e Y o r k s h i r e L u d d i t e s Friday 17th November — 8 p.m.


________T ic k e t s X2.50, C o n c e s s io n s X I .5 0 Blues at the Falcon Inn, Whittham Street, Burnley


THE FIRST FESTIVAL REUNION with Z.Z. Birmingham, Stormy Monday


Stars from the National Blues Festival Stage Friday 17th November - 8 p.m.


________ Tickets £3, Concessions £2_________


MAIRE Ni CHATHASAIGH & CHRIS NEWMAN Superb Harp - Guita r Duo


S u n d a y 19th N o v em b e r — 8 p.m. Tickets C3.00, Concessions £2


THEATRE AT HABERGHAM SIXTH FORM CENTRE


TK N E E H IG H T h e L a s t V o y a g e o f


il - 12


Friday 24th November - 7-30 p.m. Tickets £2.50 Concessions £1.50


EDUARDO NIEBLA & ANTONIO FORCIONE Jazz - Flamenco guitar pyrotechnics


Sunday 26th November - 7.30 p.m. Tickets £3.00 Concessions £2.00


CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS SPECIALS ■ NOW BOOKING THE WIZBIT CHRISTMAS


MAGIC SHOW With The Great Kovarl


Fun-lilled Magic Show with all the characters from the popular TV Show


Wednesday 27th • Friday 29th December-2pm & 6.30pm Tickets £2.50


TONI & DAVE ARTHUR’S CHRISTMAS MUSIC BOX Seasonal entertainment for 5 - 10 year olds


Monday 11 th & Tuesday 12th December -1,30pm & 6.30pm Tic''i kels £1 50 Call lor special reductions lor groups


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LAUGHTER SHOW


DODD NEW YEAR


THE KEN Weds 3rd &


Tickets £4/£5/£6 Book Today -


Thurs 4th Jan- 5.30pm & 8.15pm


Tickets selling fast


CABARET. CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR


Tol. Accr ington 384874


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17th and 18th


Excellent Vocal Harmony Group


SIGHT AND SOUND


SATURDAY ONLY STEVE RIX


Brilliant comedy imoressionsit. New faces winner 1988


Star Wednesday band of the month


WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15th


THE MIXTURES hit recordingyroup. Pushbike


song ect. Fabulous group Free admission Wednesday


only when dining In the carvery ★ LOUNGE BAR*


Monday November 20th. GENERAL


KNOWLEDGE QUIZ S ia is 8 30 p m Grand cash prizes


SATURDAYS


PAUL LEE AT THE ORGAN


(Brilliant Instrumentalist)


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


, Room available for private { hire. Weddinas, etc. catered for


TLANGROYD HALL, COLNE RESTAURANT NOW OPEN


jJUg villi


el: 864024 (During normal opening hours) 3 Course meal X5.95


Friday and Saturday evening & Sunday lunch. CfiiCrfrcns menu


Please b o o k e a r ly to a v o id d isa p p o in tm e n t CHRISTMAS FAYRE - f ew d a te s le f t .


Be n e d ic t in e CLITHEROE LADIES LIFEBOAT GUILD


A COFFEE MORNING Standen Hall, Pendleton


to be held at


(by kind permission of Mr J.E.R. Aspinall WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd 10-30 a.m. — 12-30 p.m. Tickets 75p — Stalls


\ (Proceeds in aid of the Lifeboat Service)


BWIN A BOTTLE OF i ENE’ for CHRISTMAS


transformed into the world renowned Benedictine liqueur we know today, with a process that takes at least two years to produce its perfection of sight, bouquet and taste. Especially when served after dinner over a cube or two of ice.


TWO readers have the chance to discover for themselves the mystery of Benedictine which comes packed in a limited edition Art Deco Collection Tin, embossed with illustrations of early Benedictine posters - A lovely Christmas Present


STAGE TWO DOWNHAM presents


WHEN WE ARE MARRIED


a comedy by J. B. Priestley produced by Barbara Taylor


7-30 p.m. Wednesday, 22nd to Saturday, 25th November


Tickets from Downham Post Office, Hammonds, Pal Hargreaves and members of the cast


THE ASSHETON ARMS


Dowhham


Dine and Dance at The Assheton Arms every Saturday night 8 p.m. Licence 'till 1 a.m. £10-50 Inclusive of


5 course dinner (excluding December)


for reservations or enquiries Tel Clitheroe 41227


N N E D L O G Q U A D L I Q E R N L B R L E C S E C I P S O B L Y T P Q S W T M E i H B U T L N E A


N X Q E D N Y A U T E I u D R X G I Q I D R B A I B O Z U C I T M R N F S H O H C M Y F K I O T B X


AROMATIC BOUQUET DRINK ELIXIR GOLDEN HERBS LIQUEUR SPICES


that are connected with our prize of Benedictine. They may bo spelt out in any direction including diagonally.


Hidden in the wordsearch frame are the eight words shown above


Circle the eight words in the frame, add your name and address and send your entry to


Clithcroc Advertiser & Times, King Street, Clithcroe, by first post Tuesday, 5th December, 1989.


"Benedictine" Competition, Promotions Deportment,


FULL NAME............................................. Mr/Mrs/Miss ADDRESS..........................................................................


.......................................Tel No............................................ (Subject to East Lancs Newspapers Ltd. competition rules and conditions of entry.)


n our free to enter word search competition.


The medicinal elixir created by the 16th century Benedictine monk. Dom Bernardo Vincelli and rediscovered almost a century later and


FLEA MARKET and INDOOR CAR BOOT


SALE SUNDAY


NOVEMBER 19th


Pendleton Village Hall C (Nr. Clltheroe)


lear out your attic and turn it into Cash


Lots ol interesting items TEL: BURNLEY 30670


GRAND CHRISTMAS


AND ANTIQUES FAIR


NOVEMBER 19th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


PENDLE ANTIQUES CENTRE, SABDEN


25p Entry RVCCA


RV FOOTBALL LEAGUE


Ashley Smith Second Round


Rimington


Whalley — v —


at Calderstones f i , Saturday, November 18th


Kick oil 2-15 p.m. Match


Sponsored by:


Farnsworth's Fresh Foods


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION


SILVER BAND


Waddlngton Branch SLAIDBURN


CONCERT Saturday


.November 18th


Waddlngton Village Club 7-30 p.m.


Admission £1-50 Inc. Relreshments


In aid ol Poppy Appeal -a*


it&gofrto be... JMBfA


XOATO MIT 'tUSINttl k IWUtTXT AWAKD winner 1988


EST; OVER 20 YEARS


IN THE BUILDING TRADE .IN BLACKBURN


LATE NIGHT OPENING Thursday


until 8 p.m


■fU I L a r i - j ^ N jd (TOMAS ANSMO)


ROSSENDALE I BLACKBURN HI


SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND ANNUAL


CHRISTMAS CONCERT & DANCE


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL


Saturday, 9th December 7-30 p.m. tor 7-45 p.m £3.00 including super


Tickets now available ring Slaldburn 643


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£


HODDER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL AND


HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY


ANNUAL


GENERAL MEETING


Thursday,


November 23rd 1989 Newton Village Hall 8-00 p.m.


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** TRINITY CHURCH HALL 5 X


Wednesday. 22nd November at 7-15 p.m.


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» Remarkable true story of Corrie and Betsie Ten Boom it *


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THE HIDING PLACE during World War II


Video ‘Bibles for Russia' Proceeds lor


Admission £1, Children 50p Refreshments included


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STAMPS AND POSTCARDS C at Mr C's


S. JONES STAMPS


olne Municipal Hall Thl8 Saturday,


November 18th.


MARKET Gisburn Festival Hall


FLEA


lAddress.................................................................. lAmount-Minimum donation £1.00 ^


Sunday 19th November


11-00 a.m.-4-00 p.m. Enquiries


Cleveleys 824918


Please make cheques payable to Roefield Leisure Centre Appeal and send to Pendlebury, Gorst and Hoare (Accountants), 42 King Street, Clitheroe. (Receipts will be issued for donations delivered by hand).


Manchester Road, Burnley. Tel (0282) 30055 WER


BUCK INN Wnddington


CLITHEROE 28705


Food Served D a i ly


Lunchtime and evenings


VISIT


ACCRINGTONS ORIGINAL ANTIQUE & COLLECTORS MARKET


A In the Town Hall 9-30 a.m. - 4-00 p.m.


ccrington this Saturday November 11th


Bookings Bolton 364646 or 491763


Everything tor the collector ragSHiLDU— PLEASE SUPPORT— PLEASE SUPPORT! " leisure


THE GREAT R0EFIELD BUY-A-BRICK CAMPAIGN


’I BOUGHT A BRICK FOR ROEFIELD" jName(s) and Initials..................................................................... T ■ R • 12


l ° ntg John Si l v e r . Colourful and entertaining new play


LEISURE P e n d le


HALL*COLNE HALL• NELSON MUNICIPAL


JOHN MANN Entertains Sunday, 26th


November, 1989 7-30 p.m.


MUSIC HALL Monday 27th, Tuesday 28th November 7 p.m.


Admission: £3.50/22.50 OLD TIME


Balcony Only Admission: Free


NELSON CIVIC CHOIRS


CHRISTMAS CAROL


CONCERT


Sunday 17th December - 7.30 p.m.


Admission £3.00 / £2.00


These Seats Will go early


BOOK NOW SILVERMAN


Karakoram, Rimo 2 and 4 Sunday, 19th November, 7-30 p.m.


' West climbs in Bhutan, Jitchu-Drake East


LITTLEFIELD AND THE BIG TOWN PLAYBOYS Friday, 24th


Admission: £3 / £2 LITTLE WILLIE


Admission: £6.00 in advance £6.50 on the door


November - 8 p.m.


BOOK NOW-TICKETS SELLING FAST


BARROWFORD CIVIC HALL


One o l Scotland's linest lolk perlormers


HAMISH IMLACH H o s te d b y D a v e S um m e rs


Friday, 17th November- A 8 p.m.


dmission: C3.00/C2.00


DOUG SCOTT Himalayas, East and


Tickets available from:


Box Office, 61 Albert-Rd., Colne. Tel. 0282 864721


Box office now open Saturdays 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.


Tourist Information Centre, Nelson. Tel. 0282 692690


CIVIC THEATRE • NELSON


ORCHESTRA W in ter Prelude


NELSON IN PENDLE


Sunday 26th November - 7.30 p.m.


Admission £2.50/£1.50


BO O KING N OW Melanie


A Christmas Cavalcade with Angela Jenkins - John Noble


The Settle to Carlisle Railway


Houghton Weavers National Youth Jazz Orchestra


Panto - Jack and the Beanstalk


CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL


CHRISTMAS BINGO Saturday,


18th November


Doors open 6-45 p.m. Start 7-45 p.m.


Turkeys, Chickens, Usual Christmas Fayre


Proceeds for Hall Funds


HURRY HURRY HURRY ITS NEW


ANTIQUE and


BRIC-A-BRAC MARKET


PADIHAM MARKET Venue:


OPEN EVERY SATURDAY ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


T For further details: elephone BURNLEY 23498


THREE RIVERS WOODLAND PARK


Eaves Hall Lane, West Bradford Near Clitheroe


SPACIOUS DETACHED BUNGALOW PARK HOMES FOR SALE


Southdown and Parkland Homes both with tiled roof. Gas Central Healing. PVC double glazed. Carpeted and fully furnished to a high standard.


Lounge: 20ft x 12ft + dining room, separate kitchen and 2 double bedrooms, and full sized bathroom. Excellent views across the Ribble Valley.


P R IC E £ 4 6 ,0 0 0 Also the CHARTWELL


480 sq. ft. PVC double glazed. Gas Central Healing. Fully furnished to a ■ high standard


P R IC E £ 3 0 ,5 0 0


Park facilities include licenced Country Club with indoor swimming pool, together with shop in the Park.


To View Telephone Clitheroe (0200) 23523 anytime ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ » AGE CONCERN »


X to the Pendle Club, Lowergate, ^ Clitheroe


POP IN


on Saturday 18th November Tea and Toast 25p


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CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY VANBRUGH STRING QUARTET


Resident Quartet Radio Tetetis Eireann String Quartets by Haydn, Beethoven, Debussy


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1989 to be held In


THE NEW ARTS THEATRE CLITHEROE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL YORK


STREET, CLITHEROE Car Parking in School Yard


Season Ticket £10-00 Single Concert £3*50 Tickets available at the door


All enquiries and further details:- please ’phone Clitheroe (0200) 25401


* LANCASHIRE £ X Invites everyone over 60 to J X


2 CHRISTMAS at


? MARKET 8


8 Bashall Eaves $ Village Hall


8 Sunday, j| November 19th


'j 11a.m. — 4 p.m.


jj Crafts — Produce — tj Christmas Gifts — *;


Refreshments


® Admission Free 9. {/si PKt ets nw tret ***


ST. MARY MAGDALENE SCOUT GROUP A PARENTS'


SSOCIATION


COFFEE AND MINCE PIES


In the MAYOR’S PARLOUR on


N SATURDAY,


OVEMBER 18th, 1989 10 a.m.— 12 noon


ADMISSION 30p Various Stalls


L E I S U R E In Pendle


LITTLE WILLIE


LITTLEFIELD and the Big Town


Playboys SILVERMAN HALL, NELSON


Friday, November 24th, 8 p.m. Adm. £6 In advance. £6.50 on the door


MELANIE COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL ESBi


Friday, December 1st, 8 p.m. Adm. E6 in advance. £7 on the door


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with Hogan's Heroes COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


Tuesday, December 12th, 8 p.m.


Adm. £6 In advance. £7 on the door DOCTOR


F E E L G O O D with The Outsiders COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


Friday, December 15th, 8 p.m. Adm. £5 in advance, £6 on the door


Tlcketa available trom: Box Otllee, 61 Albert Road, Colne. Tel (0262)664721. Box Office now open Saturdays 10 *.m. — 4 p.m. • Tourlat Information Centre Nelson


Tsl. (0282) 692600 -------------- MUSIC FOR YOUR


C O PLEASURE CLITHEROE


St. Paul's Church, Low Moor Sunday,


26th November 7.30 p.m.


MOZART Serenade (K.375) ALBINONI Adagio


BACH Violin Concerto MENDELSSOHN . Octet (op.20)


Soloist/Director MARKLUBOTSKY


Tickets at the door on the night or telephone (061-) 440 9007 N.C.O. Office (061-) 941 5646


Northern Chamber Orch es tra


In fo rm a t io n Office (0200-) 25566


SATELLITE SYSTEMS


First for Satellite in the Ribble Valiev NO DEPOSIT TERMS AVAILABLE


NOW FITTED WITHIN 24 HOURS TE LEPHONE THE SATELLITE HOTLINE


CLITHEROE (0200) 25128 — —] 1a CHATBURN ROAD, CLITHEROE


METHODIST SCHOOL


GRINDLETON AUTUMN


FAIR Saturday, November 18th 2-30 p.m.


Opener. Rev: Elaine Halls.


Chairman. Rev: Graeme Halls


Gift, Cakes, Produce, Books. Afternoon Teas served.


T H E


B E L V E D E R E Whins Lane, Read. Tel.


72170


BAR SNACKS ALL DAY SUNDAY


Plus usual superb a la carte and Sunday Carvery.


Evenings/lunch - not Saturday


F L E A M A R K E T


Gisburn Festival Hall


Sunday, 19th November


11-00 a.m.-4-00 p.m. Enquires


CLEVELEYS 824918


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* RAY PROMOTIONS LTD G I S B U R N [At the Auction Market)


OPEN AS USUAL THIS SUNDAY All car boot sellers welcome.


Just turn up from 8-30 a.m. All enquiries:


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.. . — _ Sunday 19tb November 10 am - 5 pm


DUNKF.NHALGH HOTEL C la y to n Le M o o rs


Exclusive crafts and original gifts designed for the discerning by some of Britain's leading craftsmen


ADULTS: 50P OAP’S: 30P CHILDREN: FREE CRAFT FAIRS (UK) LTD. TEL: 0423 771679


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BROWN'S PICTURE FRAMERS


Tapestries, Prints, Photographs, Oil Paintings and Watercolours, framed to your requirements


We copy and Sepia tone old photographs from your originals.


Passports While-U-Wait Portrait and Wedding Photography


Artists Materials by


Daler, Rowney Winsor and Newton


Designer Quality Pencils by Derwent


Over 200 Pictures on show by leading artists


Tel: (0200) 23346


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