2 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 13th, 1990
Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)
SRTURDflY ******* ( BBC -1 )
7-00C R Y S T A L T IP P S AND ALISTAIR
7-05 JANOSCH’S STORY TIME 7-30 TOUCHE TURTLE 7-
35 BABAR
8- 00B R E A K F A S T SERIALS Five very differ ent serials each week, from thriller to zany comedy, fea turing a host of characters all played by Caroline Berry, John Biggins, Lucy Jenkins and William Petrie.
8- 35 BRAVESTARR 9- O O GO IN G L IV E I Sa r a h Greene and Phillip Schofield present the children's maga- zie, including festive cookery tips from Emma Forbes, the final Stage One presented by Sophie Lawrence, Teen age Mutant Hero Turtles and guests Linda Robson and Pauline Quirke.
12-12 Weather 12-15 GRANDSTAND with Bob Wilson 12-20 Cricket: high lights of England v. New Zealand, fourth-round match in the World Series Cup at Brisbane. 12-30 Ski-ing: Men's Downhill Champion-- ship from Val Gardena. 12- 50 Racing from Ascot. 1-0 News. 1-20 Racing. 1-30 Show jumping: action from the Olympia Horse Show, London. 1-55 Racing. 2-5 Show jumping. 2-50 Rugby League: highlights of the first half and live coverage of Ihe second half of Round 3 of the Regal Trophy. 3-45 Ten nis: the first semi-final of the Grand Slam Cup from Mun ich. 4-40 Final Score.
5-05 NEWS: Weather 5-15 Regional News and Sport 5-
64)5TH E N O E L EDMO N DS S A T U R D A Y R O A D SHOW This week's show is set at the Billericay School for Performing Arts, with guests Dame Kiri Te Kan awa, Richard Clayderman, Ronnie Corbett, John Leslie, and Henry Cooper. Last pro gramme in the series.
6- 50 E V E R Y S E C O N D COUNTS
7- 25 C H A L L E N G E A N - NEKA Anneka Rice and her Challenger truck tackle chal lenges sel by Ihe public to help a good cause. This week Anneka has to restore the lighthouse at Happis- burgh, Norfolk.
B-15 FILM: FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF Hilarious misad ventures of Matthew Bro derick's truanting schoolboy, who borrows a prized Ferrari belonging to the father of his best friend, and takes the latter plus girl friend on a whirlwind tour of Chicago, whilst his suspicious head master and jealous sister contrive to blow his cover. With Alan Ruck, Mia Sara, Jennifer Grey and Charlie Sheen.
9-55N EW S A N D SP ORT ; Weather
10-
Vine inlroduces action from the Modern Alarms Christ mas Puissance competition at Ihe Grand Hall, Olympia.
11- 12-
12*55 CLOSE
1*00 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather
1-05 GRANADA NEWS MO SAINT AND GEAVSIE 1- 40 SPORTSMASTERS ‘First Semi-Final’ The contes tants bid for a place in the Grand Final. Dickie Davies is Ihe question master.
2- band’
34)5 SNOOKER World Match- play Championship from Brentwood.
4- 45 RESULTS SERVICE 54)0 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather
5- 10 GRANADA NEWS
5-15 DISNEY CARTOONS 5- 30 THE NEW ADVENTURES OF BLACK B EAUTY ‘At Risk’
64)0 CATCHPHRASE 6- 30 BLIND DATE
7- 30 BEADLE’S ABOUT 8- 00 STARRING TOM HANKS ... THE MAN WITH ONE RED SHOE
9- 45ITN NEWS AND SPORT followed by ITV National Weather
104)5A N IG H T ON M O U N T EDNA
114)5 SNOOKER World Match- play Championship from Brentwood . followed by ITN News Headlines.
12-30SATURDAY TH R IL L E R ‘Can Ellen Be Saved' Les lie Nielsen, Lousie Fletcher. Ellen Lindsey runs away from home and becomes the hypnotic prisoner of a strange religious sect. When her parents are unable to get her away, they call in special investigator James Hellbeck to help get her back. Followed by ITN News Headlines.
20 THE FLYING DOCTORS
2-00THE H I T M A N A N D HER Followed by ITN News Headlines.
44)0 SPORTS ACTION ‘Kung Fu - Mr Jakab’s Gentle men’
4-30 A M E R I C A ' S T O P
10 Tommy Puett introduces America's music charts and Casey Kasem presents ‘Casey's Number Ones'.
94X)FILM: LE MANS wm
10- 45TH E S K Y A T N IG H T : ROSAT — A Space Tele scope.
114)5 PITFALLS OF A SPORT ING LIFE A look at how the potential risks of injury dur ing sport can be avoided.
11- 20BALLOON Sue Beards- more travels over Alburquer- que, New Mexico in a hot-air balloon.
11- 50 T H E MOONERS 12- 1- TER GAVE 8ABIES AWAY H O N E Y -
10- 11-
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' ever increasing gulf between what appears on the super market shelf and the original ingredients.
FOOD HISTORY Including Tornados Rossini, Peach Melba and the Garibaldi biscuit.
1 0M A TLO C K ‘T h e H u s
8*35 THE STORY OF FOOD IN 27 MINUTES AND 43 SEC ONDS The part that food has played in religion, poli tics, science and war throughout the ages.
94)0 GOOD MANNERS A look s ome g r e a t e a t i n g sequences from the silver screen.
9-
the 3,000 year old kosher dietary laws are applied in today's modem society.'
9-35 THE LAST SUPPER 9-55 THE COMPLETE HISTORY O F TH E P O TA TO E The vegatable that is both despised and loved.
10-201 JUS T HAPPEN TO HAVE ONE HERE I MADE EAR LIER Clips of some of the
inost famous tv cooks, including Fanny Cradock, Zena Skinner and Delia Smith.
POLITICS OF DISGUST
11-30 F A S T I N G ABSTINENCE
11- 40 DEBATE
12- 45FILM: TAM P O P O Juzo Itami's satirical 'foodie* movie follows the attempts of two truck drivers to help the young widow Tampopo save her ailing restaurant, intercut with vignettes exploring wine and food, health and food, crime and food, sex and food
. 2-40 CLOSE (£lraririel 4 )
6- 00 COMIC BOOK 7- 30 NEWS SUMMARY 7- 36 INTERNATIONAL TIMES 8- 00TRANSWORLD SPORT 9- 00 NEWS SUMMARY 94)3 CHANNEL 4 RACING: THE MORNING LINE
9-25 SING AND SWING 9-
10- ANDY HARDY 12-15 THE DINGLES
12-30AMERICAN FO O TB A L L RED 42
15FILM: TH E DAY TH E Y 4-
15SHOW JUMPING David 4-
15 DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS 50 Weather
2- 45 MAHABHARAT 3- 25 ISAAC IN AMERICA Issac Bashevis, the Nobel prize- winning writer, takes a jour ney through his past.
20 ANIMATION NOW
4- 40 TENNIS Barry Davies intro duces semi-final action from the Grand Slam Cup at Munich.
5- 55 CRICK ET Richie Benaud introduces highlights of England v New Zealand at Brisbane.
W0 NEWSVIEW 7-
54)0 ITN MORNING NEWS 6-00 TV AM
9-25 MOTORMOUTH
11- 12-
30 THE CHART SHOW 8-
B LE D E C K ER S ‘Up To Scratch'
12-50MAX, TH E 2,000 YEAR OLD MOUSE ‘Shackleton In Antarctica’
WAR? John Tusa hosts a discussion about the inevita bility of war with Iraq.
30HERE COME TH E DOU
entire evening looking at one of the most .universal and popular subjects - food.
8-20M O D ER N F O O D Wi th hypermarkets replacing the grocery stores, a look at the
SUNDRY ( BBC -1 )
8- 45 THROUGH THE GARDEN GATE
9- 15 CELTIC QUEST
104)0 WHERE ON EARTH ARE WE G O IN G ? Industrial Futures. Jonathon Porritt discusses the need for industry to clean up its act and looks at some of the
steps being taken in Amorir-n
10- EAT
11- 00 A WAY WITH NUMBERS 11-25 HELP YOUR CHILD WITH READING
11- 40 SEE HEAR! 12-
ven reports on an ingenious initiative to restore life to
Britain's polluted rivers. 14)0 News; THE 100TH ROYAL
TOURNAMENT Highlights of this year's military spec tacular held at Earl's Court.
2- 00 EASTENDERS 3- 00F ILM : TH E MU P P E T S TAKE MANHATTAN Mad cap adventure in which the Muppets attempt to stage a Broadway show devised by
Kermit.the Frog and starring Miss Piggy, who finds it's a rocky road to stardom.
4- 30 SHOW JUMPING 5-
EUROPE Phillip Schofield with a fast-moving and entertaining look at life across Europe. This week in Athens.
5- 45THE C H R O N IC L E S OF NARNIA
6- 15 LIFELINE
6-25 NEWS; Weather 6- 40 SONGS OF PRAISE 7-
84)5 SPORTS REVIEW OF THE Y EAR Desmond Lynam and Steve Rider host the live gala celebrating sporting
. achievement at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in London before a glittering array of sporting star s i nc l udi ng Paul Gascoigne. Stephen Hendry and Peter Scudamore, and reveal who will be named Sports Personality of the .Year.
9-45 NEWS; Weather
104XMN S I C KNE S S AND IN HEALTH
10-
A Revolution’ One year after the overthrow of Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, Everyman returns to the towns and vil lages of Transylvania to capture the changing'moods which followed the euphoria of the revolution.
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1-30 Weather 1*35 CLOSE
( Q r g n q d q )
54)0 ITN MORNING NEWS 6-00 TV AM 9-25 THE DISNEY CLUB
1045UNK 'Independent Liv ing’ Part Two
114X)ADVENT M E D ITA T IO N 'God Waiting On Us’
12-00THE HUMAN FACTOR ‘An Angel On A Postman’s Bike*. Followed by AAP KAAHAK.
12-30 GRANADA THIS WEEK 1-00 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather
50YO U A R E W H A T YOU 2- 30 COUNTRY FILE John Cra 6-
1-10TH E R E LU C TA N T DRA GON A Walt Disney cartoon featurette, introducinga small boy who makes friends with a dragon who hates to live up to his fierce image.
1- 35 THE LIFE AND TIMES OF GRIZZLY ADAMS
and Jimmy Geaves are the commentators and the host it Ellon Welsby.
54)5 BULLSEYE 5-
STREET Omnibus • National Weather
6-35 GRANADA NEWS 6- 40 HIGHWAY 7-
David Vine. Featuring the men's downhill from Val Gardena in the Italian Dolomites.
6- 35 T H E 7-
M O N E Y PROGRAMME 15 T H E T R I A L S . O F
L IF E 'C ou r tin g'. David Attenborough looks at some of the ploys adopted by birds and animals to attract a mate.
55 THE MATCH Brian Moore
84J5SCREENPLAY: S H O O T TH E REVOLUTION Peter Fl anner y' s compelling drama, shown to mark the first anniversary of the Romanian revolution, draws on the powerful testimony of a people who had been liv ing under an oppressive dic tatorship, together with news footage of the time.
35 C O R O N A T I O N 30 ITN NEWS followed by ITV 15 YOU’VE BEEN FRAMED!
7-45THE BR ITISH COMEDY AWARDS 1990 Join pre senter Michael Parkinson and a galaxy of comedy stars at the London Palla dium for the first British Comedy Awards.
945 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather
1 5 S C H O F I E L D ' S
104)5 SPITTING IMAGE 10- 11-
H 12- 35 FAMILIES
12-551 SPY nTag, You're It fol- l owe d by I T N News Headlines
15 YOU RANG M'LORD
1-55 THE TERRENCE HIGGINS TRUST CONCERT — LIFE SERENAIDS A special con cert recorded live from the Brixton Academy, London
and in aid of The Terrence Higgins Trust.
3- 25 PICK OF THE WEEK 3-55 THE ITV CHART SHOW
7-30 CHILDREN’S BBC King Rollo
m
7-35 PLAYDAYS 7- 8-
55 IS THAT A FACT 10PINOCCHIO
8- 30 MOVABLE FEASTS 845 L IT T L BITS 9-
30 EVERYMAN: ‘Scenes After 10 CORNERS
9-30 D U N G E O N S A N D DRAGONS
9-55 BLUE PETER OMNIBUS 1040 MAID MARIAN AND HER MERRY MEN
11-10 BOXPOPS 11-
50 THE O-ZONE
12- 00 NORTHWESTMINSTER 12-30 SCRUTINY 14)0 CRICK ET Richie Benaud introduces highlights of England's second match against Australia from Brisbane.
1-50 TENNIS The Grand Slam <,Cup. The final live from the Olympiahalle, Munich, into- duced by Barry Davies.
54)0 RUGBY S P EC IA L Chris Rea introduces highlights of London v South-West and North v Midlands in the final matches of the ADT Divi sional Championship.
64)0 SKI SUNDAY'introduced by
9-35 CHRISTMAS ON TWO 945 FILM: FRANCES Jessica Lange stars in the powerful, true-life story of '30s movie actress Frances Farmer, dr i ven by a chai n of apparetly insignificant events from the road to star dom into a mental institution.
12-00 DANCE ENERGY 1240 RAPIDO I -
15 CLOSE (fchqnngl 4 )
30 PRISONER CELL BLOCK 25 QUIZ NIGHT
6- 00 TRANSWORLD SPORT 7- 00 PET WORLD 7- 30 O N C E
TIME...LIFE
8- 00 DENNIS 8-
30 BOBOBOBS
94X) EARLY BIRD 9- 25 ORIENTATIONS
10- 00 A WEEK IN POLITICS — SECOND READING
1045 DENNIS Gold Strike I I - 0 0 TH E ST ORY O F TH E DANCING FROG
11- Porridge
1145 THE ASTROLOGY SHOW 12- 00 THE WALTONS 1- 00VO YAG E TO TH E B O T TOM OF THE SEA
2- 0 0THE TH A T C H E R F A C TOR Hugo Young ^presents this abridged and updated version, in a single pro gramme, of a four-part series shown in 1989 to c o m m e m o r a t e Mr s Thatchers 10 years in power.
440 ANSWERING BACK 5-25NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER
5- 30 ROAD TO AVONLEA 6- 30 THE COSBY SHOW 7- 00E Q U IN O X : S C H O O L 'S O U T Ways in which chil dren learn through the use of c omp u t e r s in the
/ classroom.
£00 AMERICAN FOOTBALL 9-30 UNA STRAVAGANZA DEI MEDICI
10-55 SUBWAY (1985) Besson's quirky, original and stylish romantic film starring Chris topher Lambert as a criminal • who lures a crooked busi nessman's wife into the «. bizarre, surreal world of the ' tunnels ol the Paris Metro.' •
12-50 ALBUM7THE DAY I GVEUP SMOKING/THE FLY Three animations from the Zagreb Studio..
. 1-20 CLOSE
THE UNITED REFORMED CHURCH
CHRISTMAS SERVICES 3 0GRIM T A L E S Swe e t
Sunday December 23rd At 1045 a.m. Family Worship led by the Junior Church children and leaders
At 11-30 p.m. Joint service of Hoty Communion with Trinity Church to be held at Tho U.R.C.
Monday December 24th
At 9-30 a.m. Worship for Christmas Day
At 1045 a.m. Service of lessons, carols led by the Elders and Church members
Tuesday December 25th Sunday December 30th,
ST JAMES
CHURCH Clitheroe Sunday
December 16th 9-00 a.m. Holy communion
10*30 a.m. Christingle Service 6-00 p.m. Evening Prayer
Sunday
December 23rd 9-00 a.m. Holy Communion
10*30 a.m. Morning Worship 6-00 p.m. Carol Service
Monday 11-15 p.m. Holy Communion
December 24th Christmas Day
9-00 a.m. Holy Communion
10-30 a.m. Family Service and Communion
ALL SAINTS’
CHURCH Pendleton 1990
Christmas Eve
4-00 p.m. Childrens Carol Service and Blessing of The Christmas Crib
11-30 p.m. First Communion ol *. Christmas
11-00 a.m.. Parish Communion
Christmas Day . Sunday
7 December 30th
-00 p.m. Service ol Lessons and , ... Carols
S T
LEONARD’S Langho
December 23 rd 1Christmas Eve
Sunday 4-00 p.m/Carol Service 1-30 p.m. Midnight Communion
Christmas Day 10-30 a.m. Holy Communion (ASB)
9-30 a.m. Holy Communion (1662)
U P O N A TRINITY METHODIST
CHURCH Clitheroe
December 16th
10-30 a.m. Family “Chrismon" Service 64)0 p.m. “The Beggars of Bordeaux” (a Christmas Play).
10- 11-
Sunday December 23rd 30 a.m. Christmas Sermon
6-00 p.m. Service of Lessons and Carols 30 p.m. (at U.R.C) Communion 9-30 a.m. Family Celebration
Christmas Eve Christmas Day
14)0 TWO MEN IN A MARSH 24)0REX HARRISON ‘ ‘Major Barbara". Sparkling film of George Bernard Shaw's 1905 social comedy starring Wendy Hiller as the daugh ter of an armaments tycoon who joins the Salvation Army and is romantically p u r s u e d by a Gr e e k professor.
55 DISCOVERIES UNDERWA 5-
30 THE IDLE CLASS 10 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS
6- 30 RIGHT TO REPLY 7- 00 THE WORLD THIS WEEK 8- 00AD V EN TUR ES : A FARE TO REMEMBER Two City of London bankers, Edward ‘Ned’ Kelly and John Mor gan take the longest London taxi ride in history from Lon don to Sydney, with cabbie Guy Smith at the wheel, run ning up a fare of £31,000
9- 00 L.A. LAW 25S L E E P W A L K I N G TO 15 ARENA: FOOD NIGHT An
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104)0 1 900 (Part One) Continuing the season of European cin ema with Bernardo Berto lucci's epic masterpiece (part two is screened next Saturday) which delineates Italian hislory from 1900 to 1945 through the lives and experiences of two friends.
1-00THE WEEK WITH JO N ATHAN ROSS
Down Beside Me
30 SNOOPS Someone to Lay 25 THE WORD
20 CLOSE CHRISTMAS MESSAGE from the Revd Rodney Nicholson, vicar of St. Paul’s, Lou> Moor.
“I’m tired of hearing about ‘the real meaning of Christmas’. Can’t we, for goodness sake, enjoy ourselves without feeling guilty about it?”. We can sympathise with this sentiment for so often the church can seem to be telling us to be serious when we want to be happy, and light hearted. It needs saying loud and clear that the Christian message at Christmas and always is one of joy: good news of great joy, as the angel told the shepherds. But it’s about real joy as opposed to superficial merrymaking. Real Christmas joy has two sides to it. First, it doesn’t let us down with a bump on Christmas Day or Boxing Day. If we are captivited by a person, Christ himself, rather than just by a festival, we can find we have Christmas in our hearts - and this goes on beyond the twelve days. That means making it our business to know Christ better and to worship him faithfully in the company of others — the church. Second, real Christmas joy is experienced in giving. It is almost obscene to indulge ourselves on and around the birthday of the Christ who was bom in a hovel, without extending our hospitality to others. One way of doing this could be to give a particular proportion of our spending on food and drink on Christmas Day to some cause, such as Christian Aid (it can be paid in to the Christian Aid’s account at the TSB, Clitheroe - account no. 07570S17) or to the Rumanian orphans’ appeal. May we know the joy of receiving from Christ and the joy of giving to Christ this Christmas time.
THE PARISH CHURCH OF SJ. MARY MAGDALENE
CHRISTMAS SERVICES Clitheroe
Sunday December 16th
6-30 p.m. Parish Carol Service Sunday December 23rd
5-30 p.m. Christingle Se'rvice for all the family Christmas Eve
11-30 p.m. The Midnight Christmas Day
8- 9-
00 a.m. Holy Communion 45 a.m. Family Communion
Come and Share in our Christmas Jo y
We Invite You To Our Christmas, Services
CHRIST CHURCH CHATBURN
Sunday December 23rd 8-00 a.m. Holy Communion
10- 30 a.m. Family Service — with the children of our Sunday School 3-00 p.m. Carol Service, at Christ Church with the Congregation from the Methodist Church
11- 30 p.m. Holy Communion •
Christmas Eve Christmas Day
. 10-30 a.m. Morning Service for the whole family for % hour — followed by a short service of Holy Communion
Sunday December 30th
\ 10-30 a.m. Holy Communion. This service will be the only service of the day
CLITHEROE COMMUNITY CHURCH
10-30 a.m. Family Worship
Sunday December 23rd Christmas Day
9;30a.m.— 10-30 a.m. Celebration and Communion
■ Both Meetings in Clitheroe Cricket Club Chatburn Road
EVERYONE WELCOME From January 6th we will meet in:- RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL DRAMA COMPLEX
Sunday December 23rd 6-30 p.m. Carols by Candlelight
GISBURN PARISH CHURCH
11145 p.m. Holy Communion . 9-00 a.m. ’ Holy Communion tsaid) Christmas Day
1045 a.m. Christmas Family Sorvicc
11-30 am. (Short) Holy • • Communion
6-30 p.m. (In bam of Fir Tree Farm) ‘Bom in a Stable* — a children's gathering with donkeys otc.
Christmas Eve ST
MICHAEL & ST JOHN
Lowergate, Clitheroe
Christmas Eve _ 8-30 p.m. Vigil Masses ■
6-00 p.m. and ■
Christmas Day 1. .* 9-00 a.m. and v
10-30 a.m Masses MARKET FLEA
Glsburn Festival Hal SUNDAY, ’
DECEMBER 16th 11-00 a.m.'— '4-00 p.m.
Enquiries telephone 0253 824918
ST PAUL’S Low Moor
9-00 a.m. Hoiy Communion Sunday December 23rd
10*30 a.m. Christmas Family Service and Nativity 64)0 p.m. The Carol Service, followed by mince pies and coffee
Christmas Eve
6-00 p.m. Blessing of the Crib and Family Carols 11-30 p.m. Midnight Communion
10-30-a.m. Holy Communion (said) Christmas Day
6-00 p.m. Christingle Service, with the Revd John Kelly from the * Children's Society
Sunday December 30th .
ST MARY’S Langho
CHRISTMAS SERVICES 1990'
Saturday December 22nd 9-00 a.m. Masses
6-00 p.m. (Sunday Vigil) tt-30a.m.-12-30p.m. Confessions 10-00 a.m. Masses 10- 00 a.m. Mass
Sunday December 23rd 8-15 a.m. Masses
Monday December 24th ^Christmas Eve
11- 40p.m. Carols followed by the Blessing of The Crib and Midnight Mass
Tuesday December 25th Christmas Day
10-00 a.m. (Folk Mass) 8-15 a.m. Masses
Wishing Everyone A Happy and Holy Christmas
WHALLEY PARISH
CHURCH December 16th
104)0 a.m. Christingle Service December 22nd
6-30 p.m. Carol Service for Everyone
December 23rd •
44)0 p.m. Service of Lessons and Carols
11-30 p.m. Holy Communion ^Christmas Day
4-00 p.m. Blessing of the Crib Christmas Eve -
8-30 a.m. Communion, Prayer • Book
104)0 Parish Communion' • CLITHEROE
SOCIAL CLUB SATURDAY
DECEMBER 15th
MICHAEL JAY
' (First-Visit) ... SUNDAY *
DECEMBER 16th NOBLE PHIL (Another First) 30 SAME DIFFERENCE
10-00 TO NORWAY — HOME OF GIANTS
30T H E CO URTSHIP O F
RENDEZVOUS THURSDAY CASUAL AFFAIR
9.30 p .m . -,2.00 a.m. .
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PARTY-NIGHT
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Bring your party to ours .£2 50 before II pm '
OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE - TILL 2.00 p.m. -
Accrington Road, Whalley Tel: 823086
;-*» *. ; {'.’‘’re-', 7-; -» :! S'.— ! • !''• ■ \
Whalley & District Lions Club Tonight is
Mr. Pickwick’s Party Night Roasted Chestnuts; Hot Potatoes; Hot Punch; Father
Christmas; Town Crier; Choir and Carols; Band; Mince
Pies and Parkin; Craft Stalls; Childrens entertainment in Whalley
Thursday, December 13th, 1990 From 6-00 p.m. — 9-00 p.m.
‘Dickensian’ Shopkeepers will be open all evening
Come and join in the fun — it will be a 'Dickens' of a night
Whalley Branch o l Clitheroe and District Chamber o l Trade 'QUALITY ANTIQUES FAIR
THE OAKS HOTEL, REEDLEY, BURNLEY. (1 mile Junction 12 M65 follow signs for Brierfield)
THIS SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16th 10 a.m. -
And the 3rd Sunday of EVER Y Month. A.A. Signposted. High Standards.
5 p.m.
EAST LANCS FOOTBALL LEAGUE
RIMINGT0N v
UTD. RES Saturday,
BARLICK • December 15th
Match Ball Sponsored b y
Old Committee Member
'ristmos in "ML Weather permitting A N D
PROMOTIONS LTD 02537127% MIEICIHIAINIIIC 3 0G R E A T M OM E N TS IN
Arts and Entertainments Centre D E C E M B E R -
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F r i LEWIS LONDO N BAL L E T + mat Sat ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND Fri I*122 at Padiham Town Hall (licensed bar) g QO
14th DICK MORRISEY QUARTET p.m . Sun
Special Matinee Performance of 15 W HAT’S KOSHER? Now Sun 2 45
16th A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING pun. with stars of Cats and Phantom of the Opera
SEAN CANNON 8.00 16th + Brian Patton & Pete Kelly of CILLCHAIS p.m. 29th
30 MOVABLE FEAST — THE 10 EATING FOR ONE
Thur BLUE MOVIE IN CONCERT 8.00 20th Plus Disco and Steve Barker p.m. Sat OTIS GRAND AND THE 8 00 DANCE KINGS
Mon NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY 8 .0 0
•^ st Dance the year away to Shades of 9 'm ' Grey plus Disco and choice of suppers Eat Scots or English style
For full details and telephone bookings ring (0282) 30055. Ask to go on our FREE mailing list!
BURNLEY PANTOMIME SOCIETY presents SLEEPING BEAUTY
Friday January 11th to Saturday January 19lh 1991 Evenings 7.15 p.m. Matinees 2.15 p.m. Ticket prices from £1.20 to £2.00
(Concessions for Children & Senior Citizens)
Eat and drink at The Mechanics in the Coffee shop or Shuttle Bar. Freshly prepared meals cvciy lunchtime, no smoking area, and a changing choice of cask conditioned beers.
Manchester Roadi Burnley. Tel. (0282) 30055 , V GISBURN
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MARKET (Indoor and Outdoor)
And Giant Indoor Car Boot Sale (At the Auction Market)
THIS SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16th ADMISSION AND PARKING — FREE
All Car Boot Sellers Welcome — £6 per space No Booking Necessary Arrive from 8-00 a.m. 0253 712776 or 0836 367754
CIVIC HALL CLITHEROE @ 23278
Friday,' December 14th for 5 days (ex. Saturday) at 7-30 p.m. RETAINED
Patrick Swayze - Demi Moore - Whoopi Goldberg
GHOSTd?)
Saturday, December 15th for one night only at 7-30 p.m.
50 Years ago at this time of the year, London was suffering under the heaviest blitz. As a tribute to the
civilian services who fought the front line battle at home, we present the story of the auxiliary Fire Service
TH E BELLSJGO DOWNp
Starring Tommy Trinder - James Mason and Finlay Currie
Preceeded by Paul Lee on the organ from 7-00 p.m.
NIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL SERVING THE COMMUNITY
P'm' THE RIBBLESDALE ARMS
ho truo ambience of The Ribblesdale Arms has been'' enhanced by a complete refurbishment.
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This has added a now restaurant, ensuring the best ol wines, ales and.spiriis together with excellent country fare.
. All this can be enjoyed in the mosl p’easant traditional Inn style. It’s the perfect way to spend a most memorable complete evening.
Please book early lor Christmas.
lunch is available 7 days a week. Dinner served. Tuesday • Sunday inclusive. Mondays - Bar snacks available.
T E L : G IS B U R N (0200) 445505 SUNDAY FAMILY LUNCH - £8.95
The most talked about Sunday lunch for quality and value for money (starter, main course, sweet and coffee).
Phone your reservation by midnight Friday and we shall
present you with a joint leg of pork, leg of lamb or topside of beef; 11b in weight, more tfiart the number of guests.
FREEV2 CARAFE of red wine
THURSDAYS per rablo • whilo stocks last
EVERY TUESDAY/ WEDNESDAY NIGHT
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Until further notice, dm only
fi VERY MERRY CHRISTMfiS!
PRICE PIZZA PASTA
ST. WILFRID’S
Cof E HIGH SCHOOL BLACKBURN
S E R V I C E O F N I N E L E S S O N S & C A R O L S
BLACKBURN CATHEDRAL Monday, December 17th, 1990 7-45 p.m.
All Welcome
Come and share with us the tale of the loving purposes of God.
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War Memorial Committee
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CHRISTMAS WHIST AND
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DOMINOES ON THURSDAY
DECEMBER 20th At 7-45 In the . Village Hall
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Admission: Cl Childrens
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Claiming Dates ■ •
F R ID A Y , DECEMBER 2Bth R im ln g t o n M em o r ia l In s t i tu te C h r is tm a s D a n c e . Mark K it to Band. P h on e 4 4 5 6 2 4 .
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1 6th T o ' 2 3 r d F E B R U A R Y , 1 9 9 1 . C l i t h e r o e P a r i s h C hur ch O p e ra t ic & Dramatic S o c ie ty , ‘ O k la h om a ’ .
1 8 th . 1 9 th , 2 4 th . 2 5 th and 2 6 th Jan u a ry , 1 9 9 1 . T rinity P a n t om im e , S n o w W h i t e and th e S ev en Dw ar f's .
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