2 Clitheroe Advertiser (£ Times, Decetnber 20th, 1990 T 1/ GUIDE
1*40 S P O R T S M A S T E R S 'Second Semi-Final’
7*00CRYSTAL TIPPS AND ALISTAIR
7-05 JANOSCH'S STORY TIME 7-30 PODDINGTON PEAS 7-35 BREAKFAST SERIALS 6-10BABAR Animated series about Babar the elephant based on the classic chil dren's story
6-35 BRAVESTARR Space-age western cartoon
12-12 WEATHER 12-15GRANDSTAND With Bob
9-OOGOING L IV E !
Wilson. 12-20 Rallycross: the Motaquip British Grand Prix from Brands Hatch. 12-
5-05 NEWS: Weather 5-15 Regional News and Sport 5-20 STAYTOONED! 5- 50 E V E R Y S E C O N D COUNTS Paul Daniels
6- NEKA Anneka and her
Challenger truck, with volun teer team, sot off to Romania to renovate and refurbish an orphanage in ono week. •
7- LAUGHTER SHOW
0-00 FILM: INNERSPACE (Net work TV Premiere) Steven Spielberg was executive producer on this 1987 sci-li fantasy starring Dennis Ouaid, Martin Short and Meg Ryan. In desperation, a scientist fleeing a laboratory raid injects a microscopically miniaturised test pilot and his tiny stflmorsiblo into the body of a supermarket clerk in a bid to protect the top-se cret project.
0- 55 N EWS SPORT: Weather
10-15FILM: STILL OF THE • NIGHT (1982) starring Meryl Streep and Roy Scheider. Tense psychologi cal thrilfor with Scheider as a psychiatrist who meets the mistress, and apparently the
murderess, of a former patient
11*45 EURYTHMICS LIVE Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart filmed on the final leg of their ■Rovenge* tour in Sydney
1- 20 Weather a 4- CARTOON
5- 05A DISNEY CHRISTMAS GIFT Mickey Mouse, Don ald Duck, Pluto and other favourites.
5- 6-
11- 12-
55 ITN NEWS 00 TV AM
9-25 MOTORMOUTH including Scooby Doo plus cartoon.
PACLAND
1-00 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather
1-05 GRANADA NEWS 1-10 SAINT AND GREAVSIE
AN D j
6-00ENGLISH TOWNS Alec Clifton-Taylor visits Warwick
M0 W I L D L I F E S H O W CASE: Film of Emperor penguins during an Antarctic winter.
9- 05FIM: TAR2AN AND HIS MATE (1934) starring Johnny Weissmuller
10-
11- 50 T H E 12-
BERED The songwriter, H O N E Y -
MOONERS WATER (1969)
2-00LAUREL AND HARDY: ‘Any Old Port’ Stan and Ollie make an unlikely pair of gallant heroes.
2-20 CATCHWORD 2-
LIN Tells the story of a boys’ choir from Seaford, West Sussex, who went carol singing in Moscow last Christmas.
3- 20 B E E THOV E N S YM PHONIES (Now Series).
50DISNEY CHRISTMAS
The first in a series of pro grammes in which all nine of Beethoven's symphonies will be screened, performed by the London Classical Play ers conducted by Roger Norrington. Brian Kay talks to Norrington about his
30 THE ITV CHART SHOW6- 30 CHRISTMAS COMES TO
3-50 FILM: DOCTOR ZHIVAGO (1965)
GAMES
"approach to the music and the controversy surrounding "authentic" Beethoven.
50 Racing from Chepstow. 1-0 News. 1-20 Racing. 1-30 Rallycross. 2-05 Rugby League: first semi-final for the Regal Trophy. 3-50 Fot- ball half-times. 4-00 Golf: GA Champion's Challenge 1990. 4-35 Final Score. (Timings Subject to change).
2- 3-
Christmas Presence’.
5-00 RESULTS SERVICE 5-15ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather
7- 8-
9-
5-30 GRANADA NEWS 5-35 THE DISNEY CHRISTMAS PREMIERE ‘ P l n o c - c h lo ’ Story of a lit tle wooden puppet who is brought to life by the blue fairy and must prove himself worthy of becoming a real boy.
10 BLIND DATE YEARS OF LAUGHTER
followed by ITV National Weather
9-25DOWN AND OUT IN BEVERLEY HILLS Tramp Jerry Daskin (Nick Nolte) encounters a rich but whacky family whose most intelligent member • by far - is Mike the dog. Also star ring Bet Midler and Richard Dreyfuss.
presents the popular qui2 show
11-20 CRISIS AT CHRISTMAS 30 C H A L L E N G E A N - 2-
11-25 CHRISTMAS AT THE MO VIES
1- 05 Q — THE WINGED SER PENT
ROR 30 LES DENNIS CHRISTMAS
4-10 THE FIEND WITHOUT A FACE A Science-fiction thriller.
ROONEY ‘ Home For Christmas'
10THE LOVE BOAT ‘ A 10STARRI NG MICKEY
11-
9-55 FIRST AND LAST starring Joss Ackland, Pat Heywood.
12-
Ligia Branice. Visually stun ning medieval drama unfold ing the deadly machinations which ensue when an age ing French baron and his vir tuous young wife are visited by their king, who is as struck as his lecherous page by the beauty ol their host ess. Directed by Walerian Borowczyk (1971, subtitled). 55 CLOSE
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10 DENIS NORDEN’ S 21 10 ITN NEWS AND SPORT
6- 00 COMIC BOOK 7-
CHRISTMAS PREVIEW
7-30 NEWS SUMMARY 7-
8- 00 TRANSWORLD SPORT 9-
m i e Arts and Entertainments Centre Q IE2JH 20FILM: BLANCHE starring 9th
From the Staff of Burnley Mechanics to all our | patrons, past, present and future Seasonal Greetings and an Entertaining New Year
2Sal OTIS GRAND AND THE 8 00
DECEMBER- DANCE KINGS
| T h u r JANUARY ‘ 20EARLY MORNING TV
36 INTERNATIONAL TIMES 00 NEWS SUMMARY
9-03 CHANNEL 4 RACING: THE MORNING LINE
9-25 SING AND SWING Perfor mances by the jazz stars of the 30s and 40s.
9- 10- 30 SAME DIFFERENCE
the volcanic island of Eldey, which each year from March to October plays host to the
50CONSPIRACY OF TER
world's largest gannet colony.
10-30 LOVE LAUGHS AT ANDY HARDY (1946)
12-15 ANIMATION A longue-in- ' cheek cartoon promoting a pit safety made for the Coal Board, followed by The Sandcastle, an Oscar-win ning animation f rom Canada.
12-30AMERICAL FOOTBALL RED 42
30 PERCY FRENCH REMEM
15FILM: RING OF BRIGHT 3-
1- 00CHRISTMAS AT STAR- CROSS The story of the Starcross Monasteiy, which supports itself with the sale of fest ive wreaths and Christmas trees and which several years ago decided to take in babies with Aids to give them some of the joy and hap p in e s s they deserved.
2- 00THE SMALLEST SHOW ON EARTH (1957)
30THE MOUSE THA T
ROARED (1959) Peter Sell ers plays three roles in this witty satire on international politics and diplomacy
5- 50 CAROLS OF THE KREM 10 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS 6- 30 CLIVE ANDERSON TALKS
CHRISTMAS Clive Ander son talks to Dudley Moore and some of the other big names from Channel 4's Christmas programmes.
6- WEATHER 55NEWS SUMMARY AND
7- OOSUBMARINE Artist Tom McKendrick explains his obsession with submarines, which haunt his dreams and dominate his work. He reveals why ho considers the submarine to be man's greatest invention.
8- 00 ADVENUTRES: BRANSON — ACROSS A FIERY SKY
9- 00 L.A. LAW El Sid 55 WORLD D IS A B L E D 7- 40NEWSVIEW wi th John
Humphries and Lynetto Lith- qow; Weatherview
6-25 TCHAIKOVSKY COMPETI TION 1990
■fcf*****)f SUNDRY ( B B C - 1 0 (G r q n q d q )
7-00 CHILDREN’S BBC starting withWIZBIT
7-25 THE NIGHTINGALE Hans Christian Andersen's story told by Christopher Plummer 50 PLAYDAYS
7- 8-
VAWUZ Animated story set on an uncharted island
9- 00 THE MAN CALLED FLINT- STONE Special feature- length musical adventure with all the favourites from
10-
Lynam reflects on the per sonalities and action of Italia 90. featuring Englands spec tacular progress to the semi finals, Scotland’s dramatic exit and Irelands historic first tournament.
11- SERVED 3-
1-30 NEWS; Weather 1-35 FILM: THE POSEIDON AD VENTURE Disaster movie
1-OOTHE GOOD LIFE Classic cornody starring Felicity Kendal. Richard Briers, Pen elope Keith, and Paul Eddington. Christmas does not go according to plan.
5-35 CARTOON TIME 9-25 CHRISTMAS DUCKULA ‘A Christmas Quacker'
9- 10THE ISLAND OF NE-Daffy Duck bill 10- DING-DONG
10-30OISNEY’ S CANDLE- SHOE
12-25ITN NEWS wit h ITV National Weather
30 WORLD CUP 90 Desmond
12-30 THE DISNEY CHRISTMAS PREMIERE: RETURN TO OZ 1899.
2-30 BEATRIX POTTER: THE TALE OF LITTLE PIG RO BINSON
3*30 LORNA DOONE
5-15 ITN News followed by ITV National Weather
30 FILM: ARE YOU BEING 7-
5-30 THE KRYPTON FACTOR SPECIAL
64)0 CHRISTMAS CLUEDO M5THIS IS YOUR LIFE An
extended Boxing Day edition. <
84JOMOVIE PREMIERE — DIRTY DANCING Late
9-50THE BIL L 'Sa fe As Houses'.
30 OISNEYTIME Phillip Scho
field introduces clips of clas sic Disney films, and takes a look at the amazing Walt Disney World in Florida.
4-
CHRISTMAS Jim makes dreams true for some lucky viewers, including a six- year-old who wants to meet the Turtles, and a young lad who becomos St George to rescue his sister from a fiery dragon.
4- 5-
football pools servico.
5-25THE RUSS ABBOTT CHRISTMAS SHOW
64)5FILM: BACK TO THE FUTURE Spectacular time- t ravel adventure wi th Michael J Fox as a boy tran sported back in time 30 years to 1955. Stranded in the past, he meets his par ents and unwitt in gly changes their destiny. Can he put things right and return
to the present before its too late?
9- 40SMITH AND JONES Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones, withcomedy sketches and more head-to-heads.
KMONEWS: Regional News: Weather
10- 25FILM: POLTERGEIST I! Just when they thought they were safo, the Reeling family are forced to return to their Arizona home to con front the evil forces that tried to carry their little girl off to another world.
12-
.:>) r
11- 55 T O T O — L I V E IN' PARIS The supergroup Toto in a rare live appearance.
50 Weather a
8- 00BERGERAC SPECIAL ’There for the Pi ck ing*. John Nettles stars as Jim Bergerac in a special feature-length edition as the detective who is enjoying a life of leisure in Provence with girlfriend Danielle (Thereso Liotard). At grape harvesting time the pleasant atmosphere is spoilt when two young grape-pickers boast about their successful computer-hacking operation.
10-20 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather
10-30 POLICE ACADEMY II —
THEIR FIRST ASSIGN MENT
12-10RETURN OF THE SE- IOJIM’ LL FIX IT FOR
VEN Tho farmers ol a Mexi- can village are kidnapped by a marauding band of out laws.
24)0 R O B B E R Y UNDER ARMS Colonial Australia.
4-00 AMERICA'S TOP 10
55 FINAL SCORE Results and 10 NEWS: Weather
( BBC - 2 )
8- 00ENGLISH TOWNS Alec Clifton-Taylor oxploros Lewes in East Sussex.
10- 00 F I LM : STOCK
11-
8-15FILM: TARZAN FINDS A SON When a plane crashes in the jungle near to Tar- zan’s home the only survivor is a baby boy. Tarzan and Jane decide to raise the child as their own.
S U M M E R
KIDS? Series ot short fic tional films examining child
exploitation around'the worid.
12-15 T H E UNANSWERED QUESTION
2- 00 T H E FORMERS
"3-00 B E E T H OV E N S YM PHONIES
3- 35 LAUREL AND HARDY The comedy duo star in ’Bacon Grabbers’
3- PHONIES
4- 3 0 C R I C K E T : S E C O N D TEST Australia v England. ^Highlights of the first day's jiplay from Melbourne.
54X3LE N O Z Z E Dl F I
GARO Glyndebourne Festi val Opera production of Mozart's delightful work, per- . formed on traditional instru ments and conducted by Simon Rattle. Simultaneous broadcast with Radio 3.
84J0FILM: MANON DES SOURCES
9-50 A LIFE IN PIECES T R A N S
12- 00 GREENCLAWS Adventure story
q n n g l 4 ) | 30 CORONATION STREET
7- 00 ALLS SPECIAL DAY 7- 30 KABOODLE
8-25 RIC 8-
9- 10- 10-
M0 BOBBY JONES GOSPEL 6- 30 TH E A R T OF LANDSCAPE
8- 00THE CHRISTMAS TREE TRAIN
30 THE TURKEY CAPER
9- 00 CHANNEL 4 RACING: THE 'MORNING LINE
9-25 SESAME STREET
BIN More cl i f f -haning escapades
ABOUT CHILLING Docu mentary about the nightclub season in Ibiza
11- 30TONY JACKLIN'S PRO CELEBRITY GOLF CHAL LENGE Snooker ace Dennis Taylor is the Sports man. and Bruce Forsyth tho Entertainer.
12- 35CHANNEL 4 RACING FROM KEMPTON PARK
3-10 WESTERN/PETRONELLA 3-
HOUSE Classic W. C. Fields comedy in which he descend^ on a hotel in China. With Edmund Breese (1933).
4- 4-
WEATHER
55 HOW A R E TH E 5-
THE PRINCESS WHO HAD NEVER LAUGHED
TURES OF BILLY THE FISH part 2
6- 00THE WONDER YEARS Pot tery W ill Get You Nowhere
6- 30TONIGHT WITH JON ATHON ROSS
55B E E T H O V E N S Y M
8- 00 BROOKSIDE B-30THE OPRAH WINFREY. SHOW Bob Hope’s All |
American Tribute to Oprah Winfrey
9- 25 T C H A I K O V S K Y — FATE The second of Chris topher Nupon's two docu mentaries on the life of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
11- 00 R E Q U I E M
12- 40 DANCEDAZE The hottest dance acts of the nineties caught in live performance at the Brixton Academy, London.
1-40THE OTHER SIDE OF GERRY SADOWITZ.
1-55 CLOSE DOMINIC 1990 film,
j NELSON LEADER SERIES 4th January -1 2 noon Wed 2nd January
|FRIDAY EXPRESS 4th January - 5.00 p.m. Wed 2nd January
FOR
7- 00 PADRE PABLO Roman . Catholic firebrand, father Harvey Steele is featured in the final documentary about charismatic priests.
1
10-001900 (Part Two) 12*50THE WEEK WITH JON
ATHAN ROSS All the highs and lows from this week’s programmes, complilod for your late night delight and dolectation.
1-25 SNOOPS Don’t Try This At Home
The Civic Hall will be closed from December 23rd to December 27th inclusive after which date The Little Mermaid will continue.
May we wish all our patrons a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Peaceful New Year.
RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL SERVING THE COMMUNITY
9-55THE SHIP-Bill Bryden's unique theatre production celebrating the great ship building years ol the Clyde and the humour and indomi table pride of its people.
50T-BAG’S CHRISTMAS 20 DAFFY DUCK A double
11-35FILM: SUSPICION Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine, in an Oscar-winning perfor mance. star in Alfred Hit- chocks classic thriller. When the shy and cultured Lina McLaidlaw marries hand some man-about-town John nie Aysgarih, her happiness slowly becomes tainted with the tear that her charming husband is not all he seems.
1-10 Weather 1-20 CLOSE
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or from Main Agents: Tourist Infor mation Centro, Scotland Road, Nel son; Burnley Mochanles; Clllheroo Tourist Information Centre.
LEISURE In P e n d !e
THE i nia nns added a new restaurant, ensuring the best of wine
Tho truo ambience ol Tho nibblojdolo Arms has booit- enhanced by a complete refurbishment.
RIBBLESDALE ARMS
All th ic ^ n tnd sP,Ms logother with excellent country faro AH this can be'enjoyed in tho most pleasant traditional Inn style
It $ tho perfect way to spend a most memorable y complete evening.
Please book early lor Christmas.
Closed all day Christmas Day TEL: GISBURN (0200) 445505
Lunch is available 7 days a week. Dinner served, Tuesday - Sunday inclusive. Mondays - Bar snacks available
R O A S T O N THE ROCKS
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; 1 lb in weight, more than the number oi guests.
fi VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS! From Stuart, Kath and all the staff
*Take The Hassle Out Of Christmas Day And Book. Your Christmas Lunch At
THE BUTTERY Now Under New Management ★
49 King Street, Whalley
Choice of a selective four course menu, in a congenial selting with a festive atmosphere.
Only £17.50 a head — children under 12 £10 Bring your own wine
Ring Nikki now on (0254) 822495 S
COACH HIRE RENDEZVOUS 9-30 p.m. - 2.00 a.m. HODSONS OF QISBURN
16 COUNTDOWN MASTERS 25B A TMA N AND R O
50IBIZA — A SHORT FILM
CLITHEROE POLLING BRANCH OF THE RIBBLE VALLEY
CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION
The Annual General Meeting of the above association will be on
Monday, January 7th, 1991 at 7-30 p.m. 30 I N T E R N A T I O N A L
in the Clitheroe Conservative Club, Castle Street.
All are welcome to attend the meeting.
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Mr T. Smith, Fairfield Drive. Mrs D. Faraday, Moorcock Farm, Tatham. Mrs Alice Benson, Park Avenue. Mrs D. Taylor, Claremont Avenue. Mrs H. J. Maher, The Sands, Whalley. Mrs K. Gudgeon, Derwent Crescent.
Mrs H. CuniTffe, Showley Court, Clayton-Le-Dale. Miss M. Jackson, Chester Avenue. Mr E. Preedy, Whalley Road.
Mr R. Driver, Fort Street.
PRIZES WILL BE POSTED ON PLEASE ALLOW 28 DAYS.
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ROTARY CLUB OF CLITHEROE To be held at The Mayor’s Parlour, Church Brow XMAS COFFEE MORNING
(by kind permission ol Tho Mayor ot Clitherae) On Saturday, December 22nd, 1990
Between 9-45 and Midday Tickets 50 pence
(to Include Cottee & Mince Pie) ' Bring & Buy Stal Tombola CakoStaK Ram,
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COMMUNITY CHURCH U
Will no longer meet in Clitheroe Cricket Club But will meet at
RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL DRAMA COMPLEX Each Sunday at 10-30 a.m.
A Warm Welcome Is Extended To Everyone CLITHEROE
SOCIAL CLUB SATURDAY
DECEMBER 22nd
SPIRAL TRIO
(Welcome Return) SUNDAY
DECEMBER 23rd
free and EASY
MONDAY DECEMBER 24th
TONY LUCAS
(First Visit) DECEMBER 26th WEDNESDAY CHARLES DON
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CLITHEROE AND WHALLEY LIBRARIES
CHRISTMAS CLOSING Monday December 24th, 1990
Tuesday December 25th, 1990
Wednesday December 26th, 1990 Tuesday January 1st, 1991
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CHRISTMAS SERVICES Sunday December 23rd
10-30 a.m. Morning Prayer
7-30 p.m. Annual Carol Service followed by refreshments in Slaidburn School Hall
Monday December 24th CHRISTMAS EVE
7-30 p.m. Holy Communion at St. Georges, Dunsoo Bridge
Tuesday December 25th CHRISTMAS DAY
10-30 a.m. Family Communion « » w t w w w & j a j x M n ! : I "FRIDAY
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CLITHEROE MARKET CHRISTMAS
ARRANGEMENTS Christmas
Monday...................24th December 1990 OPEN Tuesday............. 25th December 1990 CLOSED Saturday................29th December 1990 OPEN
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F r i /S a l Lambeth Children’s Theatre Company 11 am & | 4 th /5 th THE SORCERER'S APPRENTICE 1.30 p.m. f S u n
2 .4 5 6 th T H E M A N & H IS P O E T R Y p .m .
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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) Seasonal eating and drinking at The
I /.30 p.m. Closed Christmas Day. Boxing Day: Coffee shop closed; bar 12.00 - 3 p.m. and 7 to midnight with disco. New Year's Eve: Open to 12.30 a.m. New Year's Day: Closed
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Thursday, December 20th > LADIES NIGHT
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‘GuitarVocal' Christmas Raffle .* Christmas Eve
Great Vocal Entertainer IAN STEVEN
Members and Bona Fide Guests: ■ f l l lk B l
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Quite a card when it comes to
involved in a competi tion to find next year’s design. The work is done in their spare time and head of art Mr Gem Lees picks the winner.
Any organisation wishing to make a claim for a future date may use this column to publi cise their event three months in advance. For example the text would contain the name of the organisation, name of the event and the date.
CLAIMING DATES
For details of this inexpensive way of publicising your event and giving notice to other or ganisations your intention.
Contact:
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annual event, although the winning entry is not printed until the follow ing year. Lorraine, now- in the third year, pro duced her design last December. P u p i l s a r c now
infant Christ held by o u t s t r e tc h e d arms towards the sun, which also serves as a halo. The competition is an
Dale Terrace, Chat- burn, produced the win ning design used for the school’s special card, which had been sent to governors and friends of the school, including many businesses. The design shows an
greetings AN artistic festive mes sage has winged its way to many local addresses f rom R ib b le s d a le School, Clithcroe — thanks to the annual Christmas card design competition for pupils. Lorraine Sutcliffe, of
FR ID A Y , DECEMBER 2 8 th R im i n g t o n M em o r i a l I n s t i t u t e C h r i s tm a s Du n c e . Ma rk Ki t to Ba n d . P h o n e 4 4 5 6 2 4 .
1 6 t h TO 2 3 r d F E B R U A R Y . 1 9 9 1 . C l i t h c r o e P a r i s h Ch u r c h O p e r a t i c & Dr ama t i c So c i e ty , 'O k l a h om a ' .
1 8 th , 1 9 th . 2 4 t h , 2 5 t h an d 2 6 t h J a n u a r y . 1 9 9 1 . Tr in i ty
P a n t o m im e , S n o w W h i t e a n d th e S e v e n D w u r f s .
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