' 2 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 10th, 1990 t t r a n m F


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1-00IT(il NEWS followed by ITV National Weather


1-05 GRANADA NEWS 1-


WO OPEN UNIVERSITY 7-


MANCHESTER 10- 30 PLAYDAYS


.7-50 TH E MUPPET BABIES 8-


15 T H E 8 - 1 5 F R O M . 50 F I L M : S H E R L O C K


HOLMES AND TH E BAS- K ER VILLE CU R S E Fea­ ture-length cartoon version ol Conan Doyle's famous detective murder mystery, with the voices of Peter O'Toole, Helen Morse and Ron Haddrick


11- 57 WEATHER


-12-00 GRANDSTAND with Des­ mond Lynam, featuring live coverage of the FA Cup Final. 12-05 TEAM NEWS. 12- 30 R A C IN G FR OM LINGFIELD PARK: Calor Derby Trial Slakes. 12-35 THE FOOTBALL CLUBS. A look behind (he scenes at both clubs. 1-00 RACING FROM LINGFIELD PARK: Marley Roof Tile Oaks Trial Slakes. 1-05 NEWS. 1-10 THE ROAD TO WEMBLEY. A look back al how the teams made it to the final. 2 -0 0 TEAM S O N T H E PITCH. 2-40 "ABIDE WITH M E " . 3-00 C U P FINAL: Crystal Palace v Manchester United live Irom Wembley Stadium.


5-15 PINK PANTHER SHOW 5-35 NEWS: Weather 5-45 Regional News and Sport 5- 6- 7-


GRIZZLY A D AM S ................


2- 0 5 S A TU R D A Y M A T IN E E . - TH E G R E A T ESCAP E In 1942, lo minimise the num­ ber of prison-camp escapes,-


the Nazis place all "high risk"-Internees in a maxi­ mum security compound, Stalag Lull North. After several unsuccessful escape bids, the prisoners are


joined by Bartlett, a born organiser who has soon ini­ tialed Ihe construction of


three escape tunnels, fo get 250 men to freedom.


5-10ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather


5-20 GRANADA NEWS 5-25 STEAL 5- 55 BAYWATCH


6- 50 WAYNE DOBSON


7- 20 TH E TW O O F US Ashley and Elaine decide to throw a party. Gordon's brother pro­ vides the disco. Now all they need Is guests.


7- 9-


8- 50 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather


50 THE FLYING DOCTORS 35 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS 25 T H R E E U P ,


DOWN Sam arranges a surprise for Daphne. Angie has a screen test for a new commercial. And Nick has a date with an old flame


7-55 FILM: TH E CASE OF THE LO S T LOVE starring Ray­ mond Burr, Barbara Hale and Paul Drake Jr. Lawyer Perry Mason comes to the rescue of an old flame whose husband is accused ol murder on the eve of her


appointment to Ihe Senate. Perry agrees to delend him, but his investigations pro­ d u c e s ome s t a r t l i ng revelations.


9- 30 N E W S SPORT: Weather


9-50 C A SU A L TY The casually team is confronted by a vari­ ety ol strange cases, includ­ ing a dancing housewife and a suicidal priest.


10-40 MATCH OF THE DAY: THE R O A D T O W E M B ­ LEY Highlights ol today's FA Cup Final between Crys­ tal Palace and Manchester United introduced by Des­ mond Lynam


1-40 PARAMOUNT CITY


12- 20 FILM: DOUBLE DEAL 1-50 Weather


(Granada)


5- 00 ITN MORNING NEWS 6- 00 TV AM 9-25 GHOST TRAIN


11- 12-


HIS FRIENDS A N D T W O


VIE Another chance to see this story featuring the tough Scottish detective. A glamor­ ous woman shoots her hus­ band dead through the wind­ screen of his car. It looks like a straightforward case for Taggart, until the police surgeon examines the body.


1640ASPEL& COMPANY 11-25 HAROLD ROBBINS’ “ The


Betsy” A story of intrigue and power within the Ameri­ can car industry in Detroit


1- 40 TH E TWILIGHT ZONE 2- 00 H IT MAN AND HER Fol­ l owe d by ITN N e ws Headlines


4-001ST EXPOSURE (C h a n n e l 4 )


600 COMIC BOOK 7-00 KABOODLE


7-30 INTERNATIONAL NEWS 84)0 TRANSWORLD SPORT 9-00 CHANNEL 4 RACING: THE MORNING LINE


9-25 SING AND SWING 9-30 LISTENING EYE


104)0 INDIAN SCREEN: AGNEE- P A TH Final film in the series, Agneepath (Path of Fire), tells of domestic drama and the Bombay underworld (1990)


12-50 P E T E SMITH S P E C IA L I - T I E S : S A F E HOME (1954)


A T


1- 00 EQUINOX: BAMBOO One of the world's most versatile ■ materials, bamboo is the mainstay of the Chinese economy, and is playing an important part in the coun­ try's current economic and industrial revolution, (rpt.)


30 THE ITV CHART SHOW 30 HUCKLEBERRY FINN AND


2- 00 TAW N Y P IP IT Charming comedy about the effects on a Cotswold village of the dis­ covery of a pair ol rare birds nesting in a local meadow.


10 THE LIFE AND TIMES O F , :


3 -3 0 C O N F L I C J ..... O F , W IN G S Gentle comedy about the fight by Norfolk vil-


. .. lagers to stop the RAF using ■ a local bird sanctuary as a rocket fmng range


; 54)5 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS 6-00 RIGHT TO REPLY 6- 30 GALLERY 7- 00T H E W O R L D T H I S W E E K F o l l o w e d by : Weather ."


600 KINGDOM OF TH E DEEP: SHARK1 First in a new series about the ecology of the oceans looks at the shark — portrayed as evil monsters of the deep, are they really as bad as their screen image?


900 THIRTYSOMETHING


10-00 FILM ON FOUR INTERNA­ TIONA L: DARY EYES Ni klta Mikhalkov's wry and witty comedy of manners, starring Marcello Mas- troiannl as a man who mar­ ries for money and then falls in love with married Russian Elena Solonova.


12-10 ON TH E OTHER HAND 1-


50 MURDER SHE WROTE


EGDAR W A L LC E : FA C E OF A STRANGER On leav­


ing prison, Vince visits blind Mary to tell her that her hus­


1 0 TA G G A R T — T H E MO­band Johnny, won't be out


- for another three months. She mistakes him for her husband and he takes Johnny's place, but compli­ cations arise when Johnny is released


2- 15 CLOSE rm


650 OPEN UNIVERSITY 610 MAHABHARAT Following King Shantanu's death, his son, Vichitravirya, becomes King


6 5 0 C A N T A B IL E present a


cabaret performance with Tim Rice, and Larry Adler who plays a duet with George Gershwin


4-30 RUGBY UNION Chirs Rea introduces live coverage of the semi-finals of the Save and Prosper Middlesex Sevens at Twickenham


530 TO P GEAR Highlights of last year's Lombard RAC Rally with William Woollard, Alan Douglas, Richard Hud- son-Evans and Tony Mason


615 RUGBY UNION 7-00 NEWSVIEW 7-45 A C O N C E R T MICHAEL VYNER


650 VIDEO DIARIES


11-00S A T U R D A Y N I G H T CLYDE


11-40FILM: NIJINSKI starring Alan Bates, Leslie Browne and George De La Pena. Ballet dancer Nljinski per-


'- suades his mentor and lover Diaghilev, founder of the Ballets Russes, to give him his artistic rein, but their next two projects result in scan­ dal and a rift between them. When the company visits South America, Diaghilev stays at home, and Nljinski, shocked by recent events, finds consolation in the arms of a young heiress who has been worshipping him from


. afar. k CLITHEROE CENTRAL TONIGHT THURSDAY 10th


\ MEETING 1


k ( BBC - 1 ) saygfssia (Channel 4) /


645 OPEN UNIVERSITY 655 PLAYDAYS 615 MAKING SENSE OF GOD 630 THIS IS THE DAY


1600 BAZAAR 1625 TA K E NOBODY'S WORD FOR IT


1650 BUSINESS MATTERS 11*15W OM E N ME A N B U S I ­ N E S S Glenda Jackso n looks at issues facing women returning to paid employment, meeting three who chose a retraining course to give them conli- dence before resuming work.


11- 40 S T E P U P WORDPOWER


T O


12- 05 SIGN EXTRA 12-30 COUNTRY FILE 14)0 News; ON THE RECORD 24)0 EASTENDERS 3- 00 FI L M : D O N O V A N ’ S REEF with John Wayne in the title role, Lee Marvin, Jack Warden and Elizabeth Allen. After the war, three US sailors settle on a South Sea island. One is visited by his daughter from Boston, who is unaware that she has now has some little Polyne­ sian step-brothers and sis­ ters and unprepared lor the attentions of her lather's pal, Donovan, another ex-sailor who runs Ihe local bar.


4- 45 FAST BUCK DUCK 4-50 ALL OUR CHILDREN This week a look at the dilferent forms of work undertaken by children around the world. For some it's a chance to earn.extra pocket money, but lor alt too many it’s part of a light lor survival. In Manila, Melinda scavenges on a huge rubbish dump to earn an average 25p per


- day to keep herself alive, while Tammy in Yorkshire receives £9 a week for her paper round which she Is saving to buy a goldfish tank.


640 TH E CLOTHES SHOW 32 young people take to the catwalk at the Brighton Centro for the linal ol the Models 90 competition, with judges Including Yasmin Le Bon and designer Edina Ronay.


615 LIFELINE 625 NEWS Wealhor 6- 40 PRAISE BEI 7- 15 ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL A keen new voterinary student amves to help out at the practice but rofuses to eat meat or salt. Jamos moots a childhood sweetheart and solves Mr Wain's unusual phobia. -


8- 05 B L A C K A D D ER 11 From medieval England to the court of Elizaboth I, where the socond serios finds R o w a n A t k i n s o n as Edmund, descendant of the original Blackaddor, dancing to the whims of her quixotic majesty (Miranda Richard­ son). Tno first episode sees him appointed Lord High Executioner.


635 MASTERMIND The second soml-linal, with Magnus Magnusson. Contenders answer questions on the his- - lory of the Belgian Royal Family, the life and times of Simon Bolivar,-.lhe life and " times ol H. H.' Asquilh and - i . ; . too "Dance to,the Music of,


• iTime": novels-.of Anlhony v P o w e l l . L


605 NEWS Weather ■' • 620TH A T 'S LIFE ' -


1600SINGLE V O IC E S : " Th e .-v


Last Supper" by Carta Lane,


Last Supper" by Carta Lane, starring Michael Angelis as a butcher who meets his vegetarian wife for a mdal on the eve of their divorce. They relive old times and, after the meeting, he tries to fathom why their marriage failed.


1630 EVERYMAN 11-10 W O M E N M E A N BUSINESS


11- 12-


35 MAHABHARAT 15 Weather


(Granada)


54)0 ITN MORNING NEWS 600 TV AM . 625 DISNEY FAMILY MOVIE: TH E GHOST OF CYPRESS SWAMP PART 2 The con­ cluding part of the Disney company's first ever film for television contains an excelling climactic battle between the teenage hero and a black panther, plus a twist ending that you just might see coming.


1615 THE CAMPBELLS 1645 LINK


11- 00 MORNING WORSHIP 12- 00 VISIONS Followed by AAP KAAHAK.


12-30 G R A N A D A T H I S


W E E K Foll owed b y G R A N D A N E W S HEADLINES."


14)0 ITN NEWS Followed by ITV National Weather


1- 10 EYEWITNESS


2- 00 RICHMOND HILL Susan , faces a crisis with the corner shop.


2-55 B R A V E WILDERNESS


525S UN D A Y M A T IN E E C o ­ lourful children's adventure,' a Latvian version of The Three Muskateers.


4- 35 TH E PRINCE AND PRIN­ CES S O F W A L E S IN HUNGARY


5- 05 BUL LSE YE Wi t h J im Oowen


535 CORONATION STREET 630 ITN NEWS Followed by ITV National Weather


635 GRANADA NEWS . 6- 40 HIGHWAY: GUERNSEY ~


7- 15 A KIND OF UVING Who is Bradley Passmore — and why is Beasley so nervous about the prospect of start­ ing a new job?


7-45P E R F E C T S C O U N ­


DRELS Buchanan plays a butler, and Cassidy has a


. "play" that will yield £50,000' from a millionaire construc­ tion tycoon.


645J E E V E S A N D W O O S ­ TER


■ 645 ITN NEWS Followed by ITV National Weather


1605 SPITTING IMAGE ' ^


1635 CELEBRATION “ S TUAR T SUTCLIFFE - MIDNIGHT ANGEL”


11- 35 PRISONER C E L L BLOCK H More drama from Wen­ tworth Prison. Followed by '


ITN NEWS HEADLINES...... -


12- 30 QUIZ NIGHT 1-001 S P Y Followod by ITN . News Headlines; ----------- - -


■2-00THE BIG V A L L E Y 'Th e * Lady From Mesa'


600 Pick OF. TH E WEEK Fol- •V. .lowed -by- I T N N E W S ; ;


' HEADLINES .


: 630 TH E ITV CHART SHOW : 6 2 5 S H O R T S T O R Y T H E -


440 JOBFINDER * . \ - 2 635 OPEN UNIVERSITY


12-00 WESTMINSTER WEEK 14)0 GRANDSTAND Introduced


by St ev e R ld o r . 1- 00 MOTOR RACING The san Marino Grand .Prlx Irom Imo l a . 3 - 2 5 R U G B Y LEAGUE Live coverage of Ihe Stones Bitter Premier­ ship Final from Manchester. 5-00 H O C K E Y T he Women's World Cup Irom Sydney


63 5THE PROGRAMME


7-15 TH E NATURAL WORLD 605 YO-YO MA: A MONTH IN TANGLEWOOD


605F ILM : T E N COM M A N D ­ MENTS Starring Krystyna Janda and Aleksandr Bar­ din!. Krzysztof-Kieslowski's acclaimed sequence of TV films continues with the story of a young woman who wants to know ho wlong her seriously ill husband will live, because she Is prognant by


_ " another man. Ultimately, the doctor Is forced to commit himself against his better


• • , judgement (In Polish with • English subtitles).


1605 GRANDPRIX Highlights of . . today’s San Marino Grand Prix


1640 MOVIEDROME 1043F ILM : B R A Z IL Starring Jonathan Pryeo, Robert Oe Niro and Katherine Hel-


- •- mond. Terry Gilliam's black- - comedy set In a metropolis beset by bomb-throwers where a civil.sorvant In the , Ministry of Information finds


- ~ , • the girl of his dreams as his: '


-


. -’A TR E “ Vicky” A teenager ' ; starts to rob houses. i4* ;-jvj. ;


’ ,,1-00 RAPIDO with Anlolne.de - , r.Caunes, featuring Billy Idol, guitar hero Jeff Bock and producer Daniel Lands. ' "


-l .: life disintegrates Into a night-> mare (1984).


M O N E Y


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Situated in the heart o f ’Witch Country’ in the quiet village of Barley - ^ nestling at the foot of Pendle Hill.. • :


. Q U A L ITY A N D Q U A L I T Y IS O U R SPECIALITY With a full A La Carte Menu and an inclusive Grill Room Menu available, we can also cater for vegetarians.'-


, 'Bring the family for Sunday Lunch, when we have special rates'for .


- 'children. ” ’ * GRILL ROOM MENU £12.50 SUNDAY LUNCII MENU *8.00


4 The entire Restaurant can also be:made available for small weddings " J and private parties; plus arrangements can be madc-for speciality - ' ■ . cakes, i;e., birthdays,-anniversaries; etc; Please ask for'details--:


. ^ OPEN SIX EVENINGS PLUS SUNDAY LUNCII , • ‘ '■


. , Business Lunches by arrangement f ' - • New Proprietors:


7 M W f c , ■ £ 3 <'c


r, Alan and Margaret Dickson'; w, (0282) 64293 ' ’ ?;


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' ' - .SAVE TH E CHILDREN T MORNING COFFEE t MAY 12th 1990 ★ 10 a.m. — 12 noon ★ i Raffle, Cake and Bring and Buy Stalls 1 ■ United Reform Church Clitheroe ]


: TICKETS 30p IN AID OF SAVE THE CHILDREN . . ;


* COFFEE MORNING *


ROEFIELD APPEAL , SATURDAY, MAY 12th *


. k- ; ' By Kind:Permlaalen of the'Mayor of the ■k


¥ ¥


............ v - ADMISSION 30p ’ " "


Rlbble Valley


"r;):: . * ★ 1 0 a.m. — 12 nooiv '.Rlbble Valley Mayors Parlour


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ChurchStroet, Clitheroe ' M l cate Stall, Raffle, Brtc-a-Brac etc: ■


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¥ ¥


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CHATBURN METHODIST Cl g if t w e eken


- SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MAY-12tl ' . The Church Will Be OPEh Saturday.io ‘i 2„oohand2-—


ounday 2 — 4 n m . ¥ V -Te a and Biscuits served -


tr. EXH IB IT IO N IN C LU D IN G P R A C T - - 'P A IN T IN G S B Y L O C A L A R T r


- ’ : FARMHOUSE ANTIQUI


Bolton-by-Bowland — (0pp. Coach & Horst ,w JS 'cS r? E N IN G T IMES


Sunday and Monday or phone during shop hours appointment.


Telephone: S O L T O N -B Y -B O W L A N D 294 ' ,V°°\ ** °Ct*°n * coUectab?e ^eweUery and


Antique lace beddable linen and patchwork quil *______- . -


speciality - 7 .


FOR SUMMER SE ASOl Pjm‘ Wednesday. Friday, Saturd


N E W ' . L . . . - ' x .


600 TRANSWORLD SPORT 7-00 G A R D E N E R S ’ CALENDAR


7-30 BRIGHT SPARKS 600 EARLY BIRD 630 DAVID TH E GNOME 600 J A Y C E A N D T H E WHEELED WARRIORS


625 MOVIE MAHAL


1600 A WEEK IN POLITICS 11-00 GO FOR IT


11- 30 GOPHERSI


12- 00 THE WALTONS 14)0 LAND OF TH E GIANTS


2-00 TH E SHOP AROUND THE C O R N E R Roma ntic comedy set in Budapest where fellow shop assistants James Stewart and Mar­ garet Sullivan carry on a correspondence without rea­ lising they work together.


550P A P G E I . ( T E B A L D O ’S AIRS) French puppet ani­ mation to a Mozart aria.


655 TESTAMENT 4-55T H E N A T K IN G C O L E SHOW


625N e w s Summ ary a n d Weather


530 BEACH VOLLEYBALL' 630 TH E WONDER YEARS 7-00 FRAGILE EARTH: MUCK­ ING UP T H E MED


600 TH E MEDIA SHOW 680 TH E MANAGERESS


10-00 STAR! 1-


2- 15C IN EM A FRfbM TH R E E


C O N T I N E N T S : GREGORIO


50 CLOSE


4- CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB » )$ ■ ,


S A TU R D A Y , MAY 12th


* MIKE ENFIELD . SUN DA Y , MAY 13th


. (First Visit) *


a . *


★ ★ ★ ★ ★


VERDI PRICE USUAL ENTERTAINMENT


■ (Always Welcome) EVER Y WED NESD A Y


.... ................ ............•'■••••; •;................., ~ •" _ Members arid Bonn Fide Guests


★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ■ J * ^L, ★ * ) ^ - * ^


For help and advice with your "What’s On" advertisement


Telephone


Rachel Moorhouse Clitheroe 22323


MORNING SATURDAY, MAY 19th '90


At The Rlbble Valley Mayors Parlour


★ 10-00 a.m. — 12 noon ★


ADMISSION:ADULTS — 40d CHILDREN— 20p


Bring and Buy Stall— Homemade Biscuits


ADVERT SPONSORED BY ULTRAFRAME LTD


Irllieirl SOCIETY 1! • A L B E R T R O A D . C O I .N R (Above Carla's) ; Thursday 10th May 1990 HATE SYNDICATE


. 8J0 until late. Cl till nlj»hL .Hands onstage 10.30 p.m. NO DKKSS KKSTKICriONS ;


_v rrlday' . *


PAUL COATES Comttly f lira# ■


Ladles FR E E hifure 11.00 p.m. with this ad.


IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?


ST. HELEN’S PLAYGROUP , Waddlngton


OPEN DAY


WEDNESDAY, MAY 16TH 10 a.m. — 12 noon


★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


Tombola. Lucky Dip Name, Ihe Doll, Cake and Plant Stall and lots more; - ^


ADMISSION SOp INCLUDING REFRESHMENTS ;


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS ANYTIME.


BLACKBURN I &


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..NELSON . 694929


tOS NEW PARK STREET' Bl ack bu rn


ISMARKET'SOUARE ' NELSON ’


Can of w i t , to T SATURDAY CABARET, May 12th


HE CORVETTES O'amta Motown Hand) I * 1 /—


1\W


LOW MOOR CLUB FRIDAY, MAY 11th


BLAST FROM THE PAST


Welcome Return


Usual entertainment In the lounge on Saturday SUNDAY, MAY 13th


MEMBERS DRAW — £18. Members and Bona Fide Guests


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V Fantastic Group


y. Usual entertainment Friday and Sunday k-


Members Draw£100 07716 Members and Bona Fide Guests] C H R IS T IA N A ID .! ■ ■ . ■ ■ ► * * > * * * ’* * * * * * * * * * * * ★ * * * * * * * * • # F O R


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DELIVERY SERVICE ; Tel: 28389 j


HAPPY HOUR 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. g Pizza 9" £2.95 12" £3.95


[ 14“ £4.95 All our pasta £2.45


For the Little Ones - Small Pizza £1.45 I Small charge for deliveries outside Clitheroe. I


rail) wriCn Mvi. Shirin Danl Otunnia Julia


Saiiv Doth __ tvj.uSi tuvlui ixVix k ftoeans Chamber Music Series


SUNDAY MAY 13th AT 7-30 p.m. A MUSICAL EVENING WITH


1 0 TH E M Y S T E R IE S O F DON’T FORGET


It’s This Sunday May 13th NEXT BIG


MANUFACTURER’S CLEARANCE SALE


At the Coronation Hotel Glsburn From 10-00 a.m. to 4-00 p.m.


Famous Brands and Ex-Mall Order


★ BEDDING ★ CUSHIONS * PILLOWS * DUVETS ★ TOWELS ★ FURNISHING FABRICS ★ HOUSEHOLD TEXTILES * AND LOTS, LOTS MORE *


Unbelieveable Prices ★ Genuine Mill Clearances All goods perfect and fully guaranteed


Special quantity discounts for hotels, guest houses, bed & breakfast, etc


★ — A REAL BARGAIN DAY — ★ Also


OUTDOOR CAR BOOT SALE ---------10-00 a.m. to 4-00 p .m .----------


£6 per space — Big turnout expected. Reserve your space


0836 367754 or 0253 721035 (Eve) or just arrive from 8-45


Organised by Ray Promotions Ltd of St. Annes (0253 712776)


At The Hammond Organ GRAHAM SCOTT — Piano PAUL LEE


An evening of popular Melodies to suit all tastes with an artist of outstanding talent.


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL SERVING THE COMMUNITY £2.00 ADMISSION CHARGE


(Bagh an* Cfjlttr,


tyttrst TEL. 0254 86207


FRED and JOAN


HUDSON


Holmes Theme Pub


The Sherlock Now Fully Refurbished


And serving Bar Snacks and Full Meals,. Lunchtimes and Evening,..


. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY and ALL DAY FOR FOOD ON SUNDAY


l WORKING MEN’S CLUB j. Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 23337 [


[ A SPECIAL GENERAL ★ 8-00 p.m. ★


SUNDAY +&*****+ [ DROMM SATURDAY MAY 12th *


T H E C A R D IN A L C L U B ATTHE


SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL . Clitheroe


....... -. Live Blues A jSoul e very Friday. k k it k Hr Hr k


THIS FRIDAY, MAY 11th 1990 Clltheroe’e vary own


IMMEDIATE BLUES


In Concert


DOORS OPEN 10 p.m. — 1 a.m. Band on Stage — 10-45 p.m. ADMISSION £2.50


........................ S K IP T O N S M O S T R E N O W N E D DISCO


THURSDAY PARTY NIGHT Bring your party to odrs. Hen parlies wslcoms.


Free bottle of bubbly for groups over 5 persons. REGAL BUILDINGS, KEIGHLEY RPi. SKIPTON 0756 700675 S u r re y


B r if isM p u p p e t


Festival 14th — 17th JUNE


Eight different companies with every sort of puppet from dear old Punch lo a


high tech Plnocchlo — ring now for details.


EAT AND DRINK AT THE MECHANICS Coffee Shop 10 a.m. — 4 p.m., Lunch 12 noon — 2 p.m.


Cask conditioned beer every lunchtime and evening Manches ter Road,,Bumley. Tel. (0282) 30055: The brilliant young pianist plays CHOPIN and RACHMANINOI


TUESDAY, MAY 15th — 7.30 p.m. Tickets £3.50, £2.50 Concessions £2.75 £2.00


★ STORMSEAL MATCHROOM LEAGUE k


DENNIS TAYLOR v WILLIE THORNE


THURSDAY, MAY 17th — 7.30 p.m. Tickets £8


NORTH EAST LANCASHIRE KEEP FIT ASSOCIATION


SPRING RALLY


Keep Fit Workout with Wendy Smith and Jazz Dance Session with Karen Uvesey. Inferval Demonstrations.


FRIDAY, MAY 18th — 7.30 p.m. Tickets £2.00


THE OYSTER BAND SUNDAY, MAY 20th — 8.00 p.m.


• Had your appetite whetted by the snatches on BBC27 Then now s your chance to lake In a whole evening of one of the most ortglnal bands around.


Tickets £5.00 Concessions £4.00


Associstlon for Spiritual Knowledge Invite you to:


WEDNESDAY, MAY 30th — 7.30 p.m.


AN EVENING OF SPIRITUALISM


Speakers: Mavis Plttllla and Glyn Edwards CSNU. Chair: Tony Gleason


Tickets £2.50


Charity raffle: proceeds lo Sands Baby Monitor Appeal, Bumley •


General Hospital Tel. Accrington 384874


CABARET, CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 11th and 12th


MENS CLUB (Yorkshire's Top Qroup)


PLU8 8ATURDAY ONLY


JOHNY MOON(Comedian) ■


Cfuvery and reserve a table In the Cabaret Room


Why not book a meal In the


WEDNESDAYS ALL STAR CABARET


PROGRAMME' WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th PAPER LACE WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd ,


MERSEYBEATS WEDNESDAY, MAY 30th


(Top Comedy Show Group) 1 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6th


Fn* admission Wednesday only to Cabaret Room when


SCHOONER SMACKEE


dining in the Carvery


★ LOUNGE BAR ★ TU E 8DAY and 8UNDAY


KEN HARTLEY ENTERTAINS


WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Back In time with


PAT CARTER THUR8DAY ami 8ATURDAY


CARL ANDERS Guest Artist Welcome


LOUNGE BAR MONDAY, MAY 14th


In association with Matthew Brown


BLACKTHORN


CIDER MUSIC QUIZ Starts 8.30p.m.


Giveaway prizes T-shirts, etc.


J ia t tk lm Cftoiqe


Da y .


J U N E 7 t h , 8 t h , 9 t h , Tr in i ty C h u r c h D r am a G r o u p , ‘Of f


t h e H o o k ’ , a f a r c e b y De r e k B c n f ic ld .


S U N D A Y , 2 4 t h JU NE , C h a i g l c y M a n o r O p e n Day, 2 p .m . 4 - 3 0 'p .m .


S U N D A Y . J U L Y 1 St h , N . S . P .C .C . G a r d e n P a r ty , -Downham Hal l .


S U N D A Y . J U L Y 1 5 t h , f rom 2 p .m . G a r d e n F e t e a t C o p ­


p i c e H o u s e ; G i s b u r n , in aid o f C h u r c h D c l l t o w c r A p p e a l .


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