2 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 15th, 1990


Clitheroe 22321 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising)- Burnley 22331 (Classified)


CIVIC HA L L Clitheroe isr 23278 COMMENCING


B.L.O.8. Junior Section (Basics) preeant: HALF A SIXPENCE .


' TUESDAY,20th-SATURDAY24th MARCH — 7.30p.m. - TicketsTue. - Fri £2.75SAT£3.25


BBC -1 ) 7- 8-


MS OPEN UNIVERSITY 7-30SATUHDAY STARTS HEREI


B-OOTHE NEW ADVENTURES OF MIGHTY MOUSE


HARDY Cartoon comedy


12-12 WEATHER 12-15 GRANDSTAND With Des­ mond Lynam 12-20 RUGBY UNION. Preview .of Scotland v England al Murraylield; 12-35 SKIING. Men's down­ hill championship from Aare, Swoeden; 12-50 FOOT­ BALL. 1-00 NEWS. 1-05 BADMINTON. Women’s and men's finals ol the Yonex ALL-England Open Cham­ pionships al Wembley; 1-45 ICE HOCKEY. Cardiff Devils v Murraylield Racers at Car- dill. 2-25 RUGBY. Live coverage ol Ihe match. 3-55 FOOTBALL. 4-00 BADMIN­ TON. 4-40 FINAL SCORE.


940 GOING LIVEI


545 NEWS: Weather 5-15 Regional News and Sport 5-20 STAY TOONED 5-45 T H E FLYING DOC­ TORS Australian drama series about a living doctor service. The RFDS lake oil In an emergency Might to attend a serious car acci­ dent. But when a local woman claims that there was a little girl in the car. Jack doesn't seem to have any interest in finding her


555 N E W S


530 JIM'LL FIX IT 7-50FILM FLASH GOR­ DON Spectacular space adventure ol Ihe comic strip hero battling to prevent enorgy waves Irom a distant planet causing a collision between the Earth and the Moon


1045 BOXING 1145 RORY BREMNER 11-35FILM: RIDER ON THE TRAIN Starring Charles Bronson and Marlene Joberl. A young French woman linds that her night­ mare Is ony just beginning when she manages to dis­ pose ol the rapist who attacks her. A tough Ameri­ can investigator turns up and begins grilling her about a missing $60,000 ol US Army lunds.


515 MIDNIGHT CALLER Jack takes In a young abandoned boy who becomes Involved with a gang ol teenage runaways


SPORT Weather 1-25 Weather (Granada)


11- 30 THE ITV CHART SHOW 12-


540ITN MORNING NEWS 500 TV AM 525 MOTORMOUTH 2


145 GRANADA NEWS 1-10 FIND A FAMILY 1-15 SAINT AND GREAVSIE 1- 45 SPORTSMASTERS 2-


140 ITN NEWS Followed by ITV National Weather


HIS FRIENDS


2-45 RUGBY LEAGUE UVE 4-45 RESUTLTS SERVICE 540 ITN NEWS Followed by ITV Natonal Weather


WORLD OF GUINNESS- RECORDS


AND 55 L A U R E L


510 GRANADA NEWS 515 STEAL 545 BAYWATCH 540DAVRO


AND 15 THUNDERCATS Cartoon 15101TN NEWS AND


510 Y E L LOWTHRE AD STREET


7-10 YOU BETI 510MURDER, SHE WROTE "Benedict Arnold Slipped Here


1535 ASPEL AND COMPANY 11-20 STAR MOVIE PAUL NEW­ MAN IN "When Time Ran Out” Action adventure set In the South Pacific. A vol­ cano erupts alongside the site ol a new luxury hotel causing havoc among the guests


440 FIRST EXPOSURE 4-30 AMERICA'S TOP 10


240THE HIT MAN AND HER Followed by ITN News Headlines


1-20 THE TWILIGHT ZONE Fol- lowed by ITN News - Headlines


1530 FIND A FAMILY Previously shown at 1-10 p.m.


SPORT Followed by ITV National Weather


12-30FILM: A CANTERBURY TALE Starring Eric Port- man, Sheila Sim and Dennis Price. Three latter-day pil­ grims en route to Canterbury stop at a troubled village outside the city where their personal pilgrimages are


.interrupted by the search lor a night prowler who Is . attacking local girls.


(Channel 4)


500DURRELLIN RUSSIA 530 JUST 4 FUN 740 ONCE UPON A TIME. . .LIFE


1045 SHARPEVILLE Members ol Ihe Pan-Alricanlsl Con­ gress and the ANC recall the


30 HUCKLEBERRY FINN AND 15THE SPECTACULAR


1555FILM BLACK NAR­ CISSUS Starring Deborah Kerr, Sabu and David Far­ rar. A group ol nuns in a remote Himalayan school


day 30 years ago this month which saw the killing ol 69 people on a peaceful demonstration In the South African township of Sharpe- ville, triggering the armed struggle against apartheid, and look ahead to promise of change In the 90s sig­ nalled by recent events


555 SATURDAY NIGHT CLIVE By satellite link to Detroit he talks to Peter Noone, former lead singer ol Herman and the Hermits, and lop American comedian Jay Leon is his studio guest


530 MISSIONARIES Julian Pet- tiler visits missionaries in Chile and Nicaragua, busy compaigning lor Jesus In the ml(.;c,l ol the human rights abuses rile In Latin America, which prompt an American nun to deplore "how my country can rape and assas­ sinate and get away with it". In this brutal climate, mis­ sionary nuns and priests back the people In their revolutionary struggle encouraging the Sandan- istas against the White House


740 NEWSVIEW 7-45ST PATRICK'S DAY GALA


4-45 THE SKY AT NIGHT 545 BADMINTON 505RHYTHMS OF THE WORLD


550 OPEN UNIVERSITY 2-45 NETWORK EAST 520 FILM: THE MEN A soldier wounded In action linds the reality ol being paralysed Irom the waist down worse than his dread ol being killed. Fred Zlnneman's Him, leaturing Brando's powerful screen debut, co-stars Teresa Wright as the girl determined to support her liance despite secretly shar­ ing his lear that he i3 now only hall a man (1950, black & white)


530 SAME DIFFERENCE Re­ peat ol last Monday's pro­ gramme. Today's pro gramme looks at how disabled people are pre­ sented In the press. Plus, do , charities really help disabled


525 SING AND SWING Original performances by the stars of Ihe 1930s and 1940s


12-30 PETRA, A KINGDOM IN THE DESERT


500 ADVENTURES: A DIFFER­ 500 THIRTYSOMETHING


12- 55 A LEIPZIG CHORALE 145THE. MYSTERIES OF EDGAR WALLACE: ON THE RUN Why should mild- mannered Frank Stewart (Emrys Jones) make a break from prislon with only a


HIS HANDS 2-10 CLOSE


month of his sentence to serve


ENT FRONTIER The Him of an expedition, led by Mick Coyne, which took a team ol 18 disabled and able-bodied people across the southern corner of Iceland, using a combination of Kayaks, rafts, micro-light and snowcats


1555 ON THE OTHER HAND 11-


10404-PLAY INTERNATIONAL: TALKBACK


55 THE WHOLE WORLD IN


545 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS 500 RIGHT TO REPLY 530 SCOTTISH EYE 740 T H E WORLD THIS WEEK Sheena MacDonald and Michael Nicholson pres­ ent the first In a new series of programmes — the only such series on British televi­ sion devoted entirely to international affairs. Fol­ lowed by:-WEATHER


2-55 YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU Jason Robards stars In a recording of the highly- successful 1984 Broadway production of George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart's Pulitzer prize;winning comedy about an eccentric, carefree New York family


2-35 A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE


240 SAMBA TO SLOW FOXTROT


1500 Travelog 1530THE MAGIC BOW (1946) Lavish, fictionalised bioplc ol the celebrated vio­ lin virtuoso, Niccolo Pagan­ ini, played by Stewart Granger .


500 TRANSWORLD SPORT 500 CHANNEL 4 RACING: THE MORNING LINE


7-30 INTERNATIONAL TIMES — WORLD NEWS ITN Corre­ spondents around the world report on the stories behind the headlines


cum hospital run into trouble when their faith Is shaken by a combination ol misfortune and sensual distraction


MUNICIPAL CHOIR AND - ORCHESTRA


SUNDAY, MARCH 25th - 7.30 p.m.


Verdi: Four Sacred Pieces; Vaughan Williams' Sea Symphony Book now for Spring Theatre Season 4


Pan Optic Theatre Company present Beaumarchais' revolutionary comedy: “THE MARRIAGE OF FIQARO”


WEDNESDAY to FRIDAY MARCH 28th to 30th — 7-30 p.m. ‘Reminds you of the moaning ol live theatre' (Guardian) Tickets £4.00/£3.00 Concessions £3.00/£2.25


Folk At The Mechanics


SALLY BARKER Songsearch winner


SUNDAY, MARCH 18th — 8 p.m.


KIERAN HALPIN Singer songwriter


SUNDAY, MARCH 25th — B p.m. Tickets for both: £3, Concessions £2


Jazz In the Shuttle Bar every Sunday from 12.30 p.m.


BLUES FESTIVAL ALL OVER EASTER Book Soon - Tickets Doing Faat


Manchester Road, Burnley. Tel (0282) 30055


LOOKING FOR A MOTHER’S DAY


LITTLE DIFFERENT ?, We have lots to choose from, also handpainted pottery by J. Cowking at


PRESENT THAT IS A a?


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


CLITHEROE CENTRAL TONIGHT THURSDAY, MARCH 15th


A r a G a M a 8-30 Prompt


SATURDAY MARCH 17th


T R U E C O L O U R S 2 Boy VocBl/lnstrumenlal Duo


Usual entertainment F riday a n d Sunday Members Draw £10 0 — 45195


Members and Bona Fide Guests UNION FOOTBALL CLUB CLITHEROE RUGBY


CLITHEROE 2nd XV — V —


ABBOTS COURT Mltton Road, Whalley.


MOTHERS DAY


OPEN


Sunday, March 25th Also


EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 15th


Serving lunches from 12 noon


Open Good Friday & Easter Saturday Serving evening meals from 6-30 p.m. For home cooked food of the highest quality


RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE WHALLEY 823446


(BBC 1 )


10.00 BAZAAR 10.25 BUONGIORNO ITALIA! 10.50 MOSAIC 11.20 YOU IN MIND 11.30 S T E P UP TO WORDPOWER


7.10 OPEN UNIVERSITY 8.55 PLAYDAYS 9.15 MORNING WORSHIP


11.55YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT


12.05 SEE HEAR! 12.30 COUNTRY FILE 1.00 NEWS: ON THE RECORD ZOO EASTENDERS 3.00 FILM: CLASH OF THE Tl- TANS Starry fantasy adventure set in ancient Greece where the mortal Perseus (Harry Hamllin) bat­ tles with snake-haired Medusa and a giant sea monster in a bid to win the hand of Andromeda (Judl Bowker) whilst the gods squabble over his destiny.


10.10HEART OF THE MAT­


9.10 THAT'S LIFE 955 NEWS: WEATHER


10.45 DEAR JOHN: USA 11.10 SOMEONE LIKE ME 11.35 NETWORK EAST 12.15 WEATHER


-interview, Nelson Mandela talks to Joan Bakewell about the personal and spiritual journey that sustained him dunng his long imprisonment and about the future of his country and his people.


TER Nelson Mandela In His Own Words'. In an exclusive


8.40MASTERMIND Wi th Magnus Magnusson at the Great Hall, Winchester. Con­ tenders answer questions on tho science fiction ol Brian Aldiss, the German occupa­ tion ol the Channel Islands, the tile and works of Ravel and tho geography of Australia.


4.50 TOM AND JERRY 5.00 THE CLOTHES SHOW 5.30 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW 6.15 QUIT AND WIN 625 NEWS: WEATHER 6.40 SONGS OF PRAISE 7.15 DON’T WAIT UP 7.45BERGERAC Jim Is not happy when ordered to give up his holiday in France to protect a VIP I rom assassinaUon.


11.00 MORNING WORSHIP 1200 ENCOUNTER


1230GRANADA THIS WEEK Followed by GRAN­ ADA NEWS HEADLINES


7.10 GRANADA NEWS 7.15 THE TWO OF US 7.45 THE 21st BRITISH ACAD­ EMY AWARDS


10.05 THE 21st BRITISH ACAD­ EMY AWARDS


11.00 FIND A FAMILY


1Z05 PRISONER CELL BLOCK H Followed by ITN News Headlines


11.051 NT ERNA ITON A L ATHLETICS


Z35 BURKE'S LAW Four mem­ bers ol a country club are


3.35 PICK OF THE WEEK 4.05 THE ITV CHART SHOW


found poisoned - and Ihelr wives are the main suspects.


(BBC - 2 )


1200 WESTMINSTER WEEK 1.00 OPEN ADVICE


635 OPEN UNIVERSITY


210 CELEBRITY MATCHPLAY GOLF


125 WEEKEND OUTLOOK 15040 MINUTES


5.10 RUGBY SPECIAL 6.101T' S GARRY SHAN- DUNG'S SHOW


655 T H E CGtqnqjq)


10.15 THE CAMPBELLS . 10.45 LINK


5.00 ITH MORNING NEWS 6.00 TV AM 955 DISNEY FAMILY MOVIE


7.15 LAND OF THE EAGLE A PROGRAMME MONEY


- comers found It. Programme . 4 focussess on the now ;. almost vanished splendour


natural history of North America and the story of its peoples from the tlmo ol the first European settlers, with- film shot in unspoilt areas croatlng a vivid Impression ol the land as. tho new-


450 X-S Compilation of items . from the Scottish arts maga­ zine Excess .


3.00 ASHKENAZY - BACK IN THE USSR ' -


1.05 QUIZ NIGHT 1551 SPY US agents Robinson and Scott go to the aid of a young woman who has trav­ elled to Italy In a bid to return a priceless painting to a gallery. Followed by ITN News Headlines


7.05 ITN Nows followed by ITV National Weather


ZOO FIND A FAMILY Z05 RICHMOND HILL Z55 THE MATCH 5.35 CORONATION STREET 6.301 N T E R N A T ION A L ATHLETICS


1.10 EYEWITNESS


9.45 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather


1.00 ITN NEWS Followed by ITV National Weather


10.10 FILM: THE LORELEI 1125 THE BALLOT IN BERUN 11.55 RAPIDO With Antoine de Caunes. Including The Stranglers, rehearsing in Bath, Queon Latifa rapping for David Bowie, and Chris Rea taking Berlin.


8.05 THE BALLOT IN BERLIN 8.35 AIRUNE 925 THE TALK SHOW WITH CLIVE JAMES


1225 SNUB TV (C h a n n e l^ )


750 BOX OFFICE WEEKLY 8.00 THE BLUFFERS 8.30 CHILDREN'S ISUND


9.00 DENNIS 9 25 9PIPF


10.00 A WEEK IN POLITICS 11.00 BOOMI


11.30 THE HENDERSON KIDS 1200 THE WALTONS 1.00 UND OF THE GIANTS 200LONDON BELONGS TO ME Compelling screen ver-


4.05 BUKE 425 SOUTHWEST 525NEWS SUMMARY AND.. WEATHER


■ slon ol Norman Collin's best-seller starring Richard Attenborough as a young mechanic whose fellow lodg­ ers rally round when he Is convicted ol murder.


10.00 WILUE 4 PHIL 1215 A SUSPENDED LIFE The season of women's cinema


8.00 THE MEDIA SHOW 9.00 SINFONIETTAII *'


, 150 CLOSE


friendship against the back­ ground of war-tom Beirut,


6.00 4TH DIMENSION 650 THE WONDER YEARS , 7.00 FRAGILE EARTH: BAIKAL - BLUE EYE OF SI ­ BERIA-The new season of single documentaries about the present and future of the environment continues today with this second part of a Iwo-part documentary about Lake Baikal, the deepest and oldest lake In Ihe world.


530 ART OF THE WESTERN WORLD


*


6.00 HALLELUJAH! 650 COUNTRY WAYS 7.00 GROWING PUCES WITH PENELOPE KIETH


SPUN GOLD PRESENTS GOOD NIGHT SWEET HEART


The ballads olthe 40’s. Flanagan and Allen, Vera Lynn, Glen Miller, Anne Shelton


Sunday, March 18th 7.30 p.m. Admission:£3.50 - £2.50


THE GOOD OLDE DAYS HOLIDAY SHOW


j DIRECT FROM SKEGNESS With


Duggie C h apm a n , Beryl Johnson, D a v e Peters, Pete Lyndop


Tuesday, March 20th - at 2.30 p.m.


Adults £2.50 / £2.00


THE MINTING SISTERS Sunday, April 1st, 7.30 p.m. Admission:£4.00 - £3.00


RONNIE HILTON and friends


A N O R T H E R N N I T E of stories, songs and humour with


GARY & VERA ASPEY Friday, March 16th 8 p.m.


Admission:£3.50 - £2.50 CIVIC THEATRE- NELSON


Nelson in Pendle Orchestra! with


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The Park School Brass Band present


MARTIAL MOMENTS


The Light Cavalry Overtu re The Liberty Bell


London Bridge March


Music for the Royal Fireworks by Handel


NELSON CIVIC THEATRE Stanley St ( N e lson •


Sunday 18th March 7.30 p.m. Admission: £ 2 .5 0 / ‘i l . 50


CIVIC BALL


THE BELVEDERE DANCE BAND


Featuring C A R V E D B U F F E T


• continues with this Leba­ nese drama about love and


H Reception 8.00 p.m ; - 8.30 p.m.' Friday 23rd March, 1990 at The Municipal Hall, Colne. Tickets £8.00 'A TOMBOLA WILL BE HELD DURING TOE EVENING -


(Proceeds to the Mayoress’s Charity Appeal which this year is the Burnley & Pcndlc Hospice) 1 N OW B O O K IN G T?'The*Two K a r S


The Ken Dodd Laughter Show Helen,Shapiro and Humphrey The Bovs of the Lough. VlnGarbut


""7 withEchoes of theDuke 'Littleton V - ; EAST LANCASHIRE NEWSPAPERS LIMITED READER TRIPS


LADIES DAY — ROYAL ASCOT


Departure Points: Colne - Nelson - Burnley - PadihamBrierfleld - Clitheroe


Departure Date: Thursday 21st June 1990 Departure Time: Early Morning


PRICE INCLUDES


f t ' Return luxury coach transportation to Ascot from the East . Lancs area.


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f t Morning coffee and biscuits served on board coach en route.


' Our’co a ch Is scheduled to arrive a t the course in time to se e tho RoyglProcession...


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ft' ■ Champagne brunch served on board coach en route ' ft,' Light supper on return Journey served on coach. f t . Entrance to Heath.c - .


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ol the prairies, where the settlers arrived in the late 1800's to replace oceans ol tall grasslands with wheat and decimate the vast herds ol buffalo and elk which grazed further west, sweep­ ing aside a world which had been profoundly respected by the naive Indians Includ­ ing the Blackfeet and Sioux.


COACH HIRE


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12 to 53 SEAT ER LUXURY COACHES FOR ALL OCCASIONS


ESTIMATES FREE __________ GISBURN 445751 evenings Tel: GISBURN 445394 day Tickets available from:


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


m p e n d le ___________ Nelson. Tel. 0202 692890


Box office now open Saturdays 10 am. - 4 p.m. Tourist Information Centre,


MUNICIPAL HALL - CO LN E BARROWFORD CIVIC HALL


ACCRINGTON ORIGINAL


ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS MARKET


Town Hall Accrington Sautrday, March 17th 9 -30 a.m. — S p.m.


Bookings Bolton 364646 or 491763 :


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Ladies FREE before WITH I 11.30 p.m.-


IDAYS .


: GenLs 1/2 Price AD. all night


FR■ A1.I1KRT ROAD, COl.NK (Above Carlo's)' THIS


I llieirl SOCIETY Free Function Room, BO-GOOpentomi Tel: 869185 (9-5p.m.)


Ladies/Gents FREE •. before 11 p.m. 1/2 price.altcr ••• . 11 p.nt.


SATURDAYS * * * * m * * m * * * , * * * „ , * , 0 „ ,


Clitheroe and District Caledonian Soc. Invite you to join us in a gathering to celebrate our


SILVER JUBILEE In the RVBC Civic Suite, Church St. Clilheroe on


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21st 7-30 p.m. - 9-30 p.m.


Refreshments available ALL A R E WELCOME


FLEA MARKET


GISBURN FESTIVAL HALL Sunday:-


18th MARCH


11-00 a.m. — 4-00 p.m. Ring Cleveleys 824918


W THE BELVEDERE


MOTHER’S DAY Midday • 7-00 p.m.


Have lunch m beautiful surrounding, a f our


COUNTRY CARVERY E8.95 Inclusive Evening


ITALIAN BANQUET £11.95 Inclusive Tel: Padlham (0262) 72170


: Parliament DAVID


MPSURGERY Your member of


WADDINGTON Will be at


THE CLITHEROE ASSOCIATION OFFICES . On


; SATURDAY MARCH 17th


at 12 noon


For appointments please Telephone:


CLITHEROE 25939


hin* U m {Via Oeorg* Uni) Read, Nr. Burnley SUNDAY, MARCH 25th


Y\ WHARFEDALE Littlemoor- Road., Clitheroe.


SATURDAY . MARCH 17th KICK-OFF 2-30 p.m. "


rf&K


MYTTON’S FARM CRAFTS AND TEA ROOM


Woodhouse Lane, Slaidburn Tel: 02006 273 or 200


Open Sundays only lp .m . - 5 p.m. u n til Easter.


Go past front door of Hark to Bounty for 1 full mile, first rignt, first farm right


eS&i. Chipping ieer


ExtA LA CARTE RESTAURANT MID WEEK SPECIALITIES


blackboard specialities - outstanding value for money - 3 course dinner from £8.50


In addition to our usual menu we offer evening


Ea EARLY BIRD SPECIALS ServedBAR LUNCHES


in the Waterwheel Barn Wed - Fri Daily blackboard menu from £2.50


eyes with fresh vegetables, salad bar and an array of sumptuous sweets all for £6.50


Ro SUNDAY CARVERY 12.00 until late afternoon each Sunday.


ast Beef, Turkey, Leg of Lamb carved before your


CABARET, CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR


Tel. Accrington 364874


Open evenings Wed - Sat from 6.30 p.m. Bar lunches Wed - Fri 12.00 - 2 p.m.


Reservations CIIIPPJNG (0995) 61553 This Friday


SAMANTHA JANE 2 8 stone o f fu n


‘this Saturday BUBBLES


Dra/r /C abnre t


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 16th and 17th


REG COATES EXPERIENCE


(Dynamic Show Group) _PLUS SATURDAY ONLY ALDEAN . (Comedian)


Why not book a meal in the Carvery and reserve a table in Ihe Cabaret Room


STAR WEDNESDAY BAND ACCUSED THE (Superb Group)


Free admission Wednesday only when dining in the Carvery


SUNDAY, MARCH 25th


Please book early for Carvery to avoid disappointment


MOTHER’S DAY


★ LOUNGE BAR ★


WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY


j Back in time with


Entertainment nightly Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday


HARTLEY PAUL LEE ATTHE ORGAN


CARTER KEN


PAT


ENTERTAINS EVERY SATURDAY


ch Saturday for reservations between 6.30 - 7.30 p.m. special selections - 3 course dinner inc. coffee £9.50


ensive menu offering first dass cuisine at affordable prices within the magnificent surroundings of the restored waterwheel of Chipping Com Mill


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™ck"rs a v a i la b le I rom :


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


In People - : Saturdays 10 a .m . -4 p.m. _ ■ -— Box office now open


Tourist Information Conlro, N«l«wi.Tal. 0282 692890.' SILVERMAN HALL - NELSON


STAN WEBBS


CHICKEN SHACK ■ Friday, March 30th —


. 8 p:rn-; A d m i s s io n £ 4 o r '£ 3 in a d y a n c x j . j ' ;


MUNICIPAL HALL ‘ COLNE 10th Anniversary Tour in Concert


MONDAY 2nd April - 8 p.m.


C R U S F lD E n ' f a Please note, there will be a coflee morning In


The Civic Hall on Saturday, March 31 at from 10 a.m. to 12 noon


For the SILVER JUBILEE DRAMA FESTIVAL Cake Stall, White Elephant, Rattle Etc. ADMISSION SOp


Also anyone wishing to do so may see the DOLBY STEREO SOUND EQUIPMENT


Please support our effort and make Ihe 1990 Festival a success.


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL SERVING THE COMMUNITY


Admission £6 or £5 in advance.


MY' BLOODY


VALENTINE In Concert


NOW BOOKING


OTIS GRAND and the DANCE KINGS JOHN MARTYN


GILL SCOTT HERON RICKWAKEMAN


(O n ly N o r t h e r n D a te ) ,


Monday 30th April - 8 p.m. A d m i s s io n £ 6 o r £ 5 in a d v a n c e


A P R IL 2 6 th . 2 7 th and 2 8 th , B o lto n -b y -B o w la n d Drama


C r o u p p r e s e n t a p a n to ­ m im e , C in d e re lla , in th e v i l ­ lage h a l l . E n q u ir ie s , B o lto n -


b y -B ow Ia n d 2 7 7 .


F R ID A Y . M A R C H 2 3 r d B a v a r ia n E v e n in g h e ld by C l i th e r o e L io n s . T ic k e ts a v a i la b le f ro m a n y L io n s m emb e r o r T h e M o o rco c k , W a d d ln g to n .


S A T U R D A Y . 5 T H M A Y . 1 9 9 0 , S t M a r y 's L a d le s G ro u p M a y F a ir .


• ta c t M r D . R a w k ln s a t the Co lle g e .


S U N D A Y M A Y 1 3 th . 1990. F r ie n d s o f C l lth e ro c R .G .S . G ia n t D u c k Race.


W E D N E S D A Y A P R IL 4 th . C l ith e ro e Co n ce r ts So ciety.


F in e A r ts Brass, CRGS New A r t s T h e a t r e . E n q u i r ie s 2 5 4 0 1 .


2 7 th M A Y 1 9 9 0 . F lea M a r ­ k e t a t S la id b u rn in a large m arq uee. Home-made teas. B o o k a s ta l l w i th E. Stin ger , S la id b u rn 2 6 5 .


2 n d a n d 3 rd JU N E , 1 9 9 0 . S la id b u rn Steam a n d V in ­ tage V e h ic le D is p la y .


4 th * 7 th A P R IL Stage T w o D ow n h am pre se n ts " A Pack


o d L i e s " . T ic k e ts f r o m D o w n h a m P o s t O f f ic e , H a m m o n d s B a k e r s a n d V is io n , Ca stlegate.


S A T U R D A Y . M A Y 5 t h , 1 9 9 0 . S t o n y h u r s t H .L .H .C .T . G ra n d Jum b le Sale, J um b le w e lcom e . Con-


S U N D A Y , JU N E 3 rd , Round T a b lc /L lo n s H e r i ta g e F a ir , d e ta ils o f s ta lls , T e l . CUth- e ro e 2 5 6 6 4 .


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