2 Clitlieroe Advertiser & Times, July 12th, 1090


T \ GUI DU SflTCIRDflY


( BBC - 1 )


6- 7- 7- 8-


40 OPEN UNIVERSITY 30 PLAYOAYS


50 MUPPET BABIES


CHESTER Ross King and Charlolle Hindlepresent the show for young people, fea­ turing hang-gliding with world champion Judy Leden, dance band James with bal­ lerina Susan Hogard, soon to join the Kirov Ballet in Russia, d rag- ra c ing in America and racehorse Desert Orchid


10-55 FILM: LASSIE’S GREAT ADVENTURE


12-27 Weather 12-30 GRANDSTAND with Steve Rider 12-35 GOLF; the final round of the Bell's Scottish Open at Gleneagles. 12-55 NEWS: 1-0 MOTOR RAC­ ING. Final practice at the Foster's British Grand Prix. 2-0 RACING FROM LING- FIELD. Mail on Sunday 3- year -old Series H'Cap Stakes 2-5 GOLF 2-30 RACING FROM LING- FIELD: Bet with the Tote Stakes (Limited H eap) 2-35 GOLF 3-0 RACING FROM LINGFIELD: Saturday Silver Trophy (Listed Race) 3-5


GOLF 4-55 FINAL SCORE


5-05 NEWS: Weather 5-15 Regional News and Sport 5-20 TH E F L Y IN G D O C ­ TORS Coopers Crossing is involved in a life-and-death search (or a mentally handi­ capped g ir l who goes missing


5-


elope to Switzerland with Yvette, but they run into trouble on board the night train


6-


NESS Showbiz quiz pre­ sented by Mike Smith.


Kenny Everett and Gloria Hunnilord are joined by guest p layers Eamonn Holmes. Nerys Hughes. Neil Inncs and Jan Ravens.


7- 00 THE LES DENNIS LAUGH­ TER SHOW Comedy with Les. Lisa Maxwell and Mar­ tin Daniels, icluding a spoof on the Yellow Pages ad about the old gardener, an audition tor Blue Peter', pre­ senters. and sketches on satellite TV and health clubs.


7- 8- 9-


10- 11-


Weather BIES


1-20 Weather I-


30TAKEOVER BID ful of Rye


1-00 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather


1-05 GRANADA NEWS Round up of the latest stories in the


North West. 1- 15THE 8*15 FROM MAN­ MOT HE DEREK ’Transport’ O L D E S T


ROOKIE ’Grand Theft Avo­ cado'.Ike and Tony investi­ gate and allcdged murder by one of the city's most power­ ful developers.


2-


THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG (1960) A Hong Kong prostitute falls in love with the artist for whom she posses. William Holden.


Nancy Kwan


5-00 ITN NEWS Followed by ITV National Weather


5-10 GRANADA NEWS 5-15ZORRO 'T h e L e g e n d Begins’


6*15CANNON AND BALL'S CASINO


7-00 IT’S BEADLE 7-


Parents’


8- 00THE S A IN T ’ Wr o n g Number’


9- 50 IT N 10- 1- 2- N E W S


10- 40 HALE AND PACE 11-


A N D


SPORT Foliowd by ITV National Weather


10 AIRPORT'90 ONION FIELD 1979


the past week and preview­ ing the day’s racing action.


9*25AU S TR A L IA N RULES FOOTBALL Steve Robil-


10A B E E T L E C A L L E D 10-


Hard presents coverage of one of the world's most . exciting sports.


gramme for deaf and hear­ ing children; mixing stories,


games and magic.


35SATURDAY MATINEE: 11-


12-


11- 00 CHECK OUT Repeat of last Tuesday’s edition of the new consumer programme.


30 WAGON TRAIN The Carrie


Tanner Story. Popular 1950s series following an American wagon train heading west.


30 C A L I F O R N I A O F F


BEAT Up Up and Away: A lighthearted look at pilots, plane and the annual bird­ calling contest at a California High School.


1- 00 A YANK AT OXFORD 2-


30 CLOSE TO HOME ‘Helen’s 55MR ROSSI GOES SK I­


ING Alpine adventures for ! Bruno Bozzetto's cartoon ! character.


10MOVIE PREMIER: THE 5-


Junction'. Followed by ITN News Headlines


HER Followed by ITN News


Headlines. 05’ALLO’ALLO' Rene tries to


4-00 WILLIAM TELL ’The Pit' part 2


4-30 AMERICA S TOP 10 30 T H A T ’ S SHOWS U S I- 3- ( BBC - 2 )


6-50 OPEN UNIVERSITY 2- 45 MAHABHARAT


Big Snit'. An award-winning animation from the National Film Board of Canada.


3-30 F I L M : W A R A N D PEACE


6- VENGE 7-


8- 9-


00 MISS MARPLE: A Pocket­ 45 ATHLETICS


10-


40 NEWS AND SPORT: 00 R O C K L IF F E ’ S B A ­


11-


11-50 FILM:R AS PUTIN — THE MAD MONK


25 CLOSE (G ra n q d q )


5- 6-


I I- 9-25 GHOST TRAIN


12-30 HUCKLEBERRY FINN AND HIS FRIENDS Meet The Duke And Dauphin'


Mayer and Lynette Lithgow, ■ Weatherview


DAY CELEBRATION COST


3- 05CH AN NEL 4 RACING FROM YORK AND THE | CURRAGH Brough Scott introduces a full afternoon's ' racing, including the 3.55 Kildangan Slud Irish Oaks and the John Smiths Magnet Cup at 4-15


30 THE TWILIGHT ZONE 'The 00TH E H IT MAN AND


NIBUS Extended slot lor the omnibus edition of the n o w t h r i c e - w e e k l y Brookside.


6- 30 T O U R DE F R A N C E 1990 Phil Liggett and Paul Sherwen introduce action from Stage 13 of the race • Vill ard de Lans to St Eitienne.


7- OOTHE W O R L D T H I S WEEK Sheena McDonald and Michael Nicholson pres­ ent the only series on British television devoted entirely to international allairs. Fol­ lowed by Weather


20ANIMATION NOW: 'The 50ROMA N C E AND R E ­ 15 NEWSVIEW With Laurie


8- 00 KINGDOM OF THE DEEP: SEARCH FOR THE SHINO- HARA The la st resting place of the sunken Japa­ nese submarine TheShino- hara remained unknown lor thirty years. Then an Ameri-


00 JACK BRYMER: A BIRTH­ 10 THEATRE NIGHT: PENTE­


35 CRICKET The Benson and


Hedges Cup Final. High­ lights of today's 55-overs-a- side match between Wor­ cestershire and Lancashire at Lord's.


25 FILM: THE TRIAL (C h a n n e l 4 )


5-00 COMIC BOOK Cartoons for younger viewers


7-


00ITN MORNING NEWS 00 TV AM


30 THE ITV CHART SHOW


TIMES ITN reporters from around the world introduce background reports on the news in various countries.


8- 00 TRANSWORLD SPORT In­ ternational sporting news


and interviews


9- 00 CHANNEL 4 RACING: THE MORNING LINE Reviewing


SUNDRY ( BBC - 1 )


6-45 OPEN UNIVERSITY: 6-45 The Mtliion-Dollar Motor Car; 7*10 Floating an Integral; 7- 35 The Kenyan Small Farmer; 8-00 Carbonyl Chemistry; 8-25 Maths M e th o d s : V ib r a t io n Absorbers.


8- 9-


9-


55 PLAYDAYS 15 UMBRELLA


uniting viewers at home.


10- 00 B U G S B U N N Y 'S YEAR Celebrating the car­ toon c h a m e te r s 50 th anniversary.


10-25 FILM: MEGAFORCE 12-05 SIGN EXTRA


12-30COUNTRY FILE


t -0 0N ew s ; ON THE R E ­ CORD Jonathan Dimbleby askes Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd about his vision tor Britain n the new Europe and the c r itical choices that will need to be made in the months ahead.


2-


gle to save the market reaches crisis point, and Michelle makes a disturbing discovery. The vic’s new landlord arrives and forces Wicksy to take drastic action.


3- 00 FILM: FERRY TO HONG KONG


4-


Edmonds introduces high­ lights ol four very different an shows. Irom RAF Milden- hnll. the Southend Air Show, the Old Warden's Shuttle- worth Collection and the Schneider Trophy air race.


5- 45 HEAD OVER HEELS 6-


6-25 NEWS, Weather 6-


15 LIFE LINE


the Glastonbury Festival, where he enjoys musid ol Ireland's rock band Hot­ house Rowers and South Africa s Ladysmith Black Mambazo. as well as meet­ ing lestivnl-goers and dis­ covering the spiritual signifi­ cance ot the area, epecially at the midsummer solstice.


7- HOOD - 1978 A Russian


version ol the classic adven­ ture story.


2- 40 AIRPORT ’90 3-


5- LONG AWARYEARS”


4*35THE ROYAL FAMILY IN EDINBURGH


05 ALL CLUED UP


5*35 C O R O N A T I O N STREET The omnibus edi­ tion of ihe episodes pre­ viously shown last Wednes­ day and Friday evenings.


30 THIS IS THE DAY Worship 6-


6*30 ITN NEWS followed by ITV Nationnl Weather


35 GRANADA NEWS


6- 40CASTLE’S IN EUROPE ’ ITAL Y : THE GREEN SAINT OF ASSISI' Roy Castle begins a five-week European tour of holiday high spots with a Christian flavour. First stop Assisi.. 15 J IMMY ’ S


7- 7-


45 AIRPORT *90


8- 45 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather


9- 05 Y E S T E R D A Y ’ S DR E AMS (P art One)


11- 00 EASTENDERS The strug­ 05 RED EMPIRE


12- 05 PRISONER CELL BLOCK H Followed by ITN News Headlines.


55 A IR SHOW 90 N o e l


1-00 QUIZ NIGHT With ROSS KING. Pit your wits against the brightest and best pub and club teams in the Uk. in this popular general know­ ledge contest, in whicri teams Irom quiz leagues all over Britain are competing tor the coveted title ol Quiz Night Champions 1990. Tonight's show features the final two teams from Heat G, The Halfway House, Irom Bradford, and The Chillern View, from Uxbridge.


1-


40 FESTIVAL Bill Oddie visits 2-


CARNASIE’ Followed by ITN News Hoadiinos


’ LEGEND OF A GEN- ERAL’ PART TWO The story concludes. Heath is imprisoned in Mexico and Nick and Jarrod cross Ihe bo rd e r to arrange his escape.


3- 15 ALL CREATURES GREAT


AND SMAL L S ta r r in g Christopher Timothy and Robert Hardy. James wins the pools, and Siegfried gets a visit from the puritanical Mr Hopps


8- 05 B L A C K A D D E R THE THIRD Rowan Atkinson re su r fa ce s in Regency England ns butler and confi­ dant to George, the Prince Regent.


8-35 F ILM : HE AV EN CAN WAIT


10-15 NEWS: Weather 10-


TER 11- 11-


lo we d by ITN News Headlines


4- 00 THE ITV CHART SHOW 4-50JOBFINDER The service which brings the most up to date job vacancies around the North West lo your screen.


(B B C -2 ) 6-35 OPEN UNIVERSITY


30 HEART OF THE MAT­ 05 THE DAYS AND NIGHTS


OF MOLLY DOD (New Series)


and Dick Taverne ask how 1992 will affect what wo eat and drink.


12- 05 MAHABHARAT 12-45 Weather


12-50 Close CGrqnqdq)


10-15THE CAMPBELLS ’ ’The Raid''


10- 45 LINK Peter Largo ♦ A Profile 11- 00MORNING WORSHIP 12- 00 HEARTLAND


-12-30 GRANADA THIS WEEK


1-00 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather


M O SU N D A Y M A T IN E E : ARROWS OF ROBIN


5- 00 ITN MORNING NEWS 6- 00 TV AM 9.25 DISNEY FAMILY MOVIE: WILD JACK Part One


12-00 W E S T M I N S T E R WEEK Christopher Jones presents highlights of the week in Westminster.


12-35 NORTHWESTMINSTER 1-00 OPEN ADVICE Using the library.


30 YOU AND 92 Alan Watson


1-25 GRANDSTAND With Steve Rider. 1-30 MOTOR RAC­ ING, The British Grand Prix f rom Silve rs to n e . 4-15 RUGBY LEAGUE: New Zealand v Groat Britain. The Third Test from Ch ris t­ church. 5-30 ATHLETICS. Highlights of the Bislett Games from Oslo. 6-00 MOTOR RACING. The Esso British Formula 3 Champion­ ships race. (Timings subject to change).


6- 7-


DOG (Now Series) WORLD (New Ser ies)


8- 05THE LATE SHOW High­ lights ol the arts and media programme, including Jef­ frey Archer’s 'Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less' in


six minutes, the award-win­ ning poetry classes of Suf­ folk teach Jill Pirrie and, In memory of art critic Peter


5- 5-


Fuler, his debate with Matthew Codings.


9-05 FILM: TEN COMMAND­ MENTS


35 MAX BYGRAVES “ SINGA-


10-05 B R I T I S H G R A N D PRIX Highlights jof today's race at Silverstone


10-50 MOVIEDROME FILM: THE LOVED ONE


(Chonncl 4 ) |


6- 00 TRANSWORLD SPORT 7- 00 LOADS MORE MUCK AND MAGIC


7*30 O N C E U P O N A


TIME...LIFE Cartoon series, jo urn eying through the human body and its organs and cells.


8- 00 EARLY BIRD Informative programme, made by chil­ dren for children, about the latest in entertainment, lashion, sport and music.


8*25 DAVID THE GNOME Ani­ mated series featu ring David, The Gnome Doctor and his adventures with the wood gnomes and their enemios.


8- 55RAMONA Drama series


based on three novels by Beverl y Cleary ab o u t Ramona Quimby (Sarah Polley), a mischievous eight- year old girl.


9- 25 MOVIE MAHAL 1(HK)A WEEK IN POLITICS


11-00 GO FOR IT 11-


30 ELLY AND JOOLS New


13-part series in which 13* year-old Jools (Clayton Wil­ liamson) and ghost Elly (Rebecca Smart) share many adventures in pursuit ol a common goal.


301 SPY ’CASANOVA FROM 30 T H E B IG V A L L E Y 2-


3- 4-


12- OOTHE WA L T O N S THE CHANGELING


1- 00LAND OF THE GIANTS THE CLONES


00 THE MAN IN GREY


3- 45 BOOMERANG Subversive antics ol a butterfly on the battlefields in a Yugoslav cartton.


PIOUS 30 PICK OF THE WEEK Fol­


SHOW 1950’s TV series starring NAT ’’KING” COLE and guest artistes. Today’s gu es ts are NORMAN GRANZ and "JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC".


Weather followed by


on Velay - Millau 203km. The race continues today covering a 208km stage across the Massif Central and including two climbs. With commentary by PHIL LIGGETT and PAUL SHER­ WEN and the reporter is GARY IMLACH.


6- 30THE WONDER YEARS Mo v in g Comedy pr o­ gramme in which KEVIN ARNOLD looks back to the late 1960's when as a young teenager, he was growing up in a suburban household.


7- OOTHE ENERGY ALTERNA­ TIVE Changing the Way the World Works Offering a controversial view ol the energy future, this three-part series sets out to provide a blueprint for changing the world works, by concentrat­ ing on the so-called end-use philosophy.


8- 00 B E Y O N D


30ONE MAN AN D HIS 15 ROUGH GUIDE TO THE


T H E


GROOVE New s ix -p a r t series exploring the music, landscape and personalities ot the USA.


8-30 FILM 4 TODAY: NUTS IN MAY


10-10 THE DESPERATE HOURS 1955


W B C IN EM A FROM THREE CONTINENTS: TOUKI- BOUKI (THE TRIP OF THE HYENA)


-1-50 CLOSE i STARLIGHTS


MUSICAL CLOWNS iv- , SICY HIGH {.A


♦ J7


55REBELLION OF THE 55THE NAT KING COLE


25News S um m a r y and 30 TOUR DE FRANCE Lo Puy


C; i \


CLITIDEROE


E D Z S F O R D C A R P A R K TlllJKS. 1»TII - SAT. 21ST .ILLY


T1IIJKS rV F it I - 4.45 pan. + 7.20 pan. SAT. - 3 pan. Only


Booking Now At:


Tourist Information Centre, Church Walk, Clitheroe


Tel. 25566


T ic k e t o f f ic e o p e n on si te f r o m T h u rs d a y 1 9 th , 1 0 a.m. - 8 p .m. dai ly .


SAVANNAHS N1TESPOT Present the area’s TOP TALENT CONTEST


supported by EAST LANCS. NEWSPAPERS LTD rm . African BABOCM | Introduced by JENNIFER _


X e e -A IU IM 'S ' BB E S tL C O JB i'A POODLES Parade I * I BO A D H ©


, . , ,1 ,1 W IT N E Y 'S TRAMPOLINE CASCAOE r U I N I t S V * * PA LOM INO Pr|nous o t Unlnnoo l t U r * » |t<


KRISTY MARIE I't) SOLO TRAPEZE


Sir Robert Fossett’s A S IA N ___ E L E P H A N T f rom th e f i lm QUKST FOR FIR E ____ JjjJ


Savannah’s Promotion Manager. Jenny Daniels is searching for the area's most talented acts.


For full details and entry form, ot "Star Search ’90" Contact Jenny at Savannahs Nite Spot Chalkers. 16 Parker Lane, Burnley. Tel: 27704 / 38888


"DO YOU FIT THE TOP OF THE BILL"


Over £1000 In Prize Money, Four fa n ta s t ic holiday breaks New Hair Style by Top Stylist PETER JAMES. Outfit specia illy desi n Fashion Designers - LIMELIGHT INT. "A NEW YOU" wltn 6 months' membership of PENDLE HEALTH STUDIOS. A fabulous range of


‘


Toiletries from the "NATURAL COLLECTION" AT BOOTS Subject to East Lancs Newspapers competition rulos and conditions of entry.


signed by Top 8 BIBLE SOCIETY a i-Ms


CREAM TEAS SATURDAY, 14th JULY 1990


UNITED REFORM CHURCH 2-30 p.m. — 4-30 p.m. Bring & Buy


Admission 7Sp ALL WELCOME


IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?


NEED HELP? Rmg tho


SAMARITANS I


662424 or


. nelson;


■r 694929 Csfl or wnt» to i ■


105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN .


15 MARKET SQUARE- NELSON


ANYTIME BLACKBURN _


Tel: Longridgo 4474 RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


LONGRIDGE SPORTS CENTRE


PRESTON RD. LONGRIDGE. Nr PRESTON. LANCASHIRE


m m A e m /T fE s


(includes return bus fa re admission and activities to I.ongridge Sports Centre) ® SPECIAL TICKET OEEER S t i l l Only £1.50


EVERY TUESDAY FROM 24th JULY UNTIL 21st AUGUST I I


o Tickets available in advance from


TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE, COUNCIL OFFICE, CI.ITHEROE. Tt-ITPI IONU 25566; OR - ON Ti ll- BUS! FROM SATURDAY, 21st JULY.


TIM ETABLE


Depart York Street Bus Layby, Clitlieroe..............2-00 p.m. ■ Arrive Longridge Sports Centre.................................2-30 p.m * Depart Longridge Sports Centre.................................4-45 p.m. I Arrive York Street Bus Layby, Clitheroe..............5-15 p.m. B THE TICKETS WILL BE VALID ON:


24tli, 31st July, 7tli, 14th, 21st August. RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


■ .


I |


LOWER


BUCK INN \Vuddin?ton


. ■ Serving the Community I


CL1THEKOK 28705


Food Served Daily


Lunchtime and veninRs


CLITHEROE i FUN BUS SPECIAL


2-


'can diving team led by Al Giddings found her and Ihe Ja pa nese Governme nt mounted a salvage expedi­ tion. G idding's camera recorded this moving adven­ ture in the deep waters ol


the South Pacific.


9- 00 THIRTYSOMETHING The 40th wedding anniversary of Hope's parents lead her and Michael to re-evaluate the successes and failures of their own marriage.


9-55REVOLUTION La Belle Franco: Bob Godfrey's outrageous animated Bas­ tille Day tribute.


10-00 FILM ON FOUR INTERNA­ TIONAL presents CHRONI­ CLE OF A DEATH FORE­ TOLD


30 I N T E R N A T I O N A L


12-05 VERDICT 1-


SOUTH Mini-series adapted


from Ruth Park's classic Australian novel following the lives ol an Irish-Austra-


lian family in the aftermath of World War II


15 CLOSE August 10th — 12th Your only NW chance to catch


SONA DAIBATE ENSEMBLE Brilliant song, guitar, and balafon playing Irom Guinea Plus: Gas Mark V, Dab Hand, Rory McLeod from the UK Awatinas Irom Ihe Andes and Makvirag from Hungary Women's Sheltered Workshop and Children's entertainment.


THE BEST OF FOLK AND ROOTS MUSIC FROM HOME AND AWAY


For j'ust £18 for a full weekend ticket Ring the Box'Office lor times and individual prices


LUNCHTIME EATING AND DRINKING AT , , THE MECHANICS .


om Summer Salads a r id Freshly 'Cooked. :':: ’ '


S pecials


IN THE COFFEE SHOP OR THEATRE BAR t


White the Shuttle Bar Is closed for , refurbishemnt *


Manchester Road, Burnley. Tel. (0282) 30055 20TH E H A R P IN TH E Have a night to remember at the


IRED ROSE GOLD S CLASSIC HITS SUMMER PARTY


S tarring TH E R EA L TH ING |S


- J IM M Y RUFF IN - THE MERSEYBEATS


Presented by JOHN MYERS FRIDAY 20th JULY at the


WINTER GARDENS BALLROOM, BLACKPOOL


556301. Coaches are available Irom most towns, return trip and ticket £14.00. Details from Rod Rose Radio or Headlines on 02575 5561


Tickets are £10 from the Winter Gardens Blackpool, 0253 27786 and Red Rose Radio, Preston, 0772


Group discounts available - See you there THE STUPID TOUR 1990 COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


L E I S U R E------= J— Box Office: 61 Albert Road, In P e r o e


Colno. Tel: (0282) 864721


WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 s t -8 p.m. C5/£4


Sisters 'GLASS'


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CLITHEROE LIBRARY


WILL BE CLOSED FROM MONDAY 16th JULY— SATURDAY21st JULY (Inclusive)


FOR REMOVAL


NEW LIBRARY OPENS MONDAY, 23rd JULY AT 10 a.m.


COMMUNITY ARTS WORKSHOPS


Still a few places left to try your hand at all sorts of crafts.


Ring the box office for details 10 B R O O K S 1 D E O M ­


MOTOCROSS SCRAMBLE


at Higher Mere Syke Farm, Wigglesworth


Sunday 15th July Start 11.00 a.m.


Admission £1.50 Adults incl Programme


50p Children Small children free.


On site refreshments and toilets


The event is approx 1.5 miles south of


Wigglesworth and Sawley .rfjj


Wigglesworth on the Sawley road, follow ^ - motocross signs from


ROLLING THUNDER CLUB AT THE


SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL CLiTHEROE i


- THIS FRIDAY, JULY 13th


From BBCVs Award Winning ’Going Live’ ON THE ROCKS SIMON and TREVOR’S


S P T A U R P T I Y


D LANCASHIRE COUNTY LIBRARY


DOORS OPEN 10-00 p.m. — 1 a.m. Band on Stage — 11-00 p.m. ADMISSION £2.50


Tel. Accrington 384874


CABARET, CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 13th and 14th


(Superb Vocal Harmony Group) PLUS SATURDAY ONLY


CHARIOT DUDLEY


SWEET DOOLITTLE (Comedian)


Why not book a moat in the Carvery and reserve a table in tho Cabaret Room


WEDNESDAYS ALL STAR CABARET


PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY JULY 18th


HIGH JINKS WEDNESDAY


JULY 25th


ACTION WEDNESDAY


AUGUST 1st


WEDNESDAY AUGUST 8th CISSY STONE AND THE SOUL SURVIORS


THE DAKOTAS


Froo admission Wednesday only io Cabnrol Room when dining in iho Carvery


★ LOUNGE BAR * MONDAY, JULY 16th


GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ


Starts 8-30 p.m. Grand Cash Prizes


TUESDAY AND SUNDAY KEN HARTLEY ENTERTAINS


WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Back in lime with


PAT CARTER THURSDAY and


SATURDAY


CARL LANGDON Guest Artist Welcome


EVERY SUNDAY MAMMOTH CAR


BOOT SALE 10-4 p.m.


QtdhtjC


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY GUESTD.J’s _______ Coming Soon WH E ELER \_____ Strictly over 18's _ .


ID may be required for admission Accrington Road, Whalley. Tel: 823086


AUGUST 2 3rd. A ( lu ll «:»lmu-


FR ID A Y . SEPTEMBER 21st. St Mary the V lry in Clttm ii, G isb u n i at 8 p.m. Concert by Uenimentul Ituml ol tin- Lancashire A r t i l le r y Volun­ teers. In aid o f HellUmt r Appeal.


HODDER V A L L E Y SHOW, S a tu rd a y 8 th September, 1 9 9 0 , at U u n s o p llru l'M


(O rb iin a lly to have been at Newton* in-Howland).


JULY 22nd. Family Fun l)a\ at T o d b e r Caravan Park. Gishurn. 12 noon - 6 p.m. Te l. 445247.


SA TURDAY AND SUNDAY 18/19th Au tiust. 1990. Kib­ b le V a lle y V in ta g e Club. Vintuye Ha lly.


S A TUR DA Y. September 1st. I t a.in. - 4 p.m. Car hoot


SUNDAY, JU LY 15th, Irom 2 p.m. Garden Fete at Cop­ pice House, Gisburn. in aid o f C h u r c h If e I l t o w e r


S U N D A Y . J U L Y 1St h . N .S .P .C .C . Garden Parts.


Appeal. U ow iiliiiin Ha ll.


sale ii t St P a u l's C l iu r th Ha ll. Low M o o r .


l io n In tin-* Kibbles V.ilh/y. Special supplement w ith all courses in this paper.


.m >Mft/


WEDNESDAY JULY 18th


AT 10-30 a.m. and 1-30 p.m. TICKETS £1


NUNS ON THE RUN SERVING THE


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


— COMMUNITY 11 30HAND IN HAND P ro ­


Surety E H l EEEQH Arts and Entertainments Ccnli


CHILDREN’S SUMMER SPECIALS


Commencing Friday, July 13th to Thursday at 7-30 p.m.


ROBBIE COLTRANE In the hilarious comedy


CIVIC HALL CUTHEROE S 2 3 2 7 8


Z odiac


NEXT TEENAGE DISCO, Wednesday, July 18th


END OF TERM PARTY


s Specially for the over 12’s MAXINES 10 p.m. - 2 a.m. FREE ADMISSION THURSDAYS,


CLAIMING DATES


Any organisation wishing to make a dalm (or a luturo date may uso this column to publi- dse their event throo momhs In advance. For example die toxt would contain tho namo o l the organisation, name ol tho event and the dale.


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Contact: CLITHEROE


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