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7-00 TOUCHE TURTLE 7-05 LA S S IE '. 'o re adventures * : ih the famous collie


7-30BABAR 7-


8-


Ba-er presents her conker,- and z-oo show


35 BRAVESTARR


9- GO G O IN G L IV E ! S a r a h Greene and Prt.i:ip Schof:e-'d p re s e n t th e c h i ld r e n 's


magazine


12-12 Weather 12-15 GRANDSTAND With Des­


mond Lynam 12-20 Ski-mg. Wen's Downhill trom Wen-


a e n : 12 -4 6 R a cm q from Hayrfrv.k Par-.. 12-bb News; 1-00 Ruddy a loo* ahead to to d a y s matches opening


th is y e a : s Five N u h o n s Chammcnship l - 1o Racing: 1-25 Rucdy 1-50 Racing. 2-


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Ligm-Hr;, : .• y r* i q n: Cfl qnrAtvn v :no vVot'd, f Australia 2-25 RuGDy C O V h r •: •> o i w (i ‘ E n gianu ••r C a rd iff « Par-, z'w ot F<anc


r n v s c o u a n t


P a n s 4 -3n F in a l d o 11 irjvnos


r Ch 5 NEWS; V/cather


5-20 STAY TOONED! 5-50 JIM 'LL FIX IT (new series) 5-25 ALLO 'ALLO! S-55 T H E P A U L D A MAGIC SHOW


7--0 B E R G E R A C b 6-30 DON'T WAIT UP ( BBC - 2 )


9-00 N E W S SPORT: V.


9-20 MIDNIGHT R e v e r e Bite" Gar


ER: " th e o u n d


9-00 OPEN UNIVERSITY 10- logist John Romer explores


and e«Diams nis view of the ancient civilisation


11- 11-


in v o lv e d in the s a d d le r 's craf!


50T H E


MOONERS Vintage Arreri- can comedy staring jackie Gleason as Falph Kramden and Art Carney as his best pal Ed Norton


10-10THE FULL WAX (new series)


10-45 FILM: CROSSING THE MOB i N e iw o r - . TV P re - mu-tpi r-iFs-r.iK; jcisun Date-


man an'! r-rnn* StiMune D i r t ie d dv Steven Stern IV.inri IV :;trni


12-20 HANK WILLIAMS J r AND F R IE N D S A r a r e tv ‘ o: one Oi COun-


m. rnuv;' s ton arhStS at the G'ar.rt ()!-- Qnrv. Nashville. For-


.... Si'.e-rs ann earn Hilts


1-00 Weather 1-05 CLOSE


CGrqnqdq) 5-00 ITN MORNING NEWS


5-00 TV-AM 0-


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11- 12-


1- 00 ITN NEWS Followed Oy ITV National Weather


1-05 GRANADA NEWS 1-10GRAND S P O R T S M A S -


TERS Programme Three 1- 2- 35 R U G B Y L E A G U E


2- 3-


12- ONLY 1-


of the Whip' For centuries Aran tribesmen have driven nerds of camels along the ” 40 day ro a d " from the grasslands ol central Sudan to tne markets of Egypt. This film follows one group of 12 drovers and 450 camels as they make the arduous 800- mile tnp


pert Robmsen cruises round the Heprides


3*35 F ILM : P O C K E T F U L OF MIRACLES


5- 45 K v K: Kasparov v Karpov. Highhahts of the final of the World’Chess Championship. 30 LATE AGAIN


25 MOTORMOUTH Tho Real Dies c.i'loon


6- 7-


30 THE ITV CHART SHOW 30 SAINT A GREAVSIE


Stuart and Lynette Lithgow; Woatnorview.


8- 00 W I T O L D L U T O S - L A W S K I


9- 00 F R E N C H SAUNDERS


40 MATLOCK 'The Body' A N D


9-30JO H N S E S SO N ’ S T A L L TALES (new se r ie s ) First in a series of six one-man plays written and performed


15 F I L M : IN H O N E Y -


4- 45 RESULTS SERVICE 5- 0 0 ITN NEWS Followed by ITV National Weather.


5-10 GRANADA NEWS 5-15 B E V E R L E Y H I L L S . 90210 Every Dream Has Its Pnce Tag'.


55 EGGS 'N ' BAKER Cheryl 5- Walker.


6- 40 B L IN D DATE C ilia Black meets more Blind Daters.


7- 40 INSPECTOR MORSE ‘Sins Of The F a th e rs ' Morse is called m to investigate foul play m a local brewery.


9- 40 I T N N E V/ S A N D SPORT F o llow e d by ITV National Weather.


10- 00 ASPEL & COMPANY 1045 SHAKA ZULU First episode of a star-filled five-pad mini- series teiimg the epic story of Snaka. the g ifted Zulu w a r r io r who was born an o u tc a s t m 19 th c e n tu ry Afr.ca and was destined tc lead his nation of warriors. F o l lo w e d b y ITN New s Headknes


12-50 KOJAK Cham of Custody 1-


FILE Followed by ITN News Headlines


2- 00THE H IT M AN AN D HER Followed oy ITN News


he.vj’mes


4-00COM IC S - TH E NINTH A R T 1 9 0 0 ( 1 9 0 0 - 1920)’ The his tory of the


ELS


c om e , its charac ters and creators. With the close of th e V ic to r ia n era. a new modernist style emerged


4-30 A M E R IC A 'S TO P 10 A


c h a n c e to s e e th e pro - Gramme shewn on Tuesday


10- 9-


by John Sessions, recorded at the Half Moon Theatre. London


55 R H Y T H M S O F T H E 10 CATCHPHRASE With Roy


W O R L D ( n e w s e r ie s ) 'T ra n s y lv a n ia , th e B a n d Plays On’ The return of the international musical show­ case opens with a repor t f rom T ra n s y lv a n ia , u n t il recently ruled by Ceause- scu. focus ing on how the people managed to preserve their old traditions and rich heritage.


55 TWIN PEAKS


11- 4 0 F I L M : IN T E R R O G A ­ TION The Film Club returns with a short Polish season and the powerful story of a s in a e r w ho fa lls in to the hands of me secret police


1-40 CLOSE (Channel *Q


6- 00 COMIC BOOK 7- 30 NEWS SUMMARY 7-


45 BOY G EO RG E IN P R O ­ TIMES ITN reporters from


around the world introduce background reports on tne news in various countries.


8- 00 TRANSWORLD SPORT


9- 00 NEWS SUMMARY 9-03 CHANNEL 4 RACING: THE MORNING LINE Reviewing the past week and preview­ ing the day's racing action


9-25 SING AND SWING Perfor­ mances by the jazz stars of the 30s and 40s.


9- OF OUR TIMES Deal Clubs


1M0 MATTERS OF TASTE The G r e a t S c o t t i s h T a ­ k e aw a y J a n c is ro b in so n laments the passing ot so many S c o llis h d e lic a c ie s


into foreign hands 10- 55 ROMER'S EGYPT Egypto­ 35 MADE BY MAN: The skills


12-15 MR ROSSI BUYS A CAR I- talian animation.


medy-drama starring Kieron Moore as a brain-washed K o re a n W a r h e ro w h o regains his self-confidence working as an instructor at an Outward Bound School m Wales. (1954).


12-30 AMERICAN FOOTBALL — RED 42


I- 00 CHANNEL 4 RACING From Kempton Park


N A M E 55 UNDER THE SUN ' Voice


3- 0 0 T H E P R O U D R E ­ B E L W a rm -h e a r te d , o f f ­ beat Western starring Alan Ladd as a Civil War veteran


searching for a doctor wno will cure his psychosomati* cally dumb young son. David Ladd (19581


4-


PHUS Animation from Hol­ land and Hungary.


5435 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS 6-


45 MAHABHARAT Part 34 25 HO L ID A Y OUTINGS R o - , 30 RIGHT TO REPLY


7- 00 T H E W O R L D T H IS WEEK special programme on th e G u lf c r is is w ith Sheena McDonald Followed py Weather.


8- 00 CONQUER THE ARCTIC III Pari II part 2 The final four events of the competition — the superathlon. snow-mo­


b ile ra c e . ic e -c hm b and mountain marathon


15 N EW S V IEW W ith M o ira


9- 00 LA LAW Prince Kuzak in a Can


10-00 SMALL STAGES: THIRTY S om e h ow Second of five o u ts ta n d in g p ro d u c t io n s


irom the alternative theatre circuit features Julie Balloo, J e n n y E c la ir an d M a r ia McErlane as three women with a nasty secret.


I I - 25 AFTER DARK S U N D A Y -fca*****^ C BBC -1 )


9-15 ALL GOD'S CHILDREN 9-


10- 00 A VOUS LA FRANCE 10-25 ESPANA VIVA 10- 50 S T E P


UP WORDPOWER 11-


11 10 BUSINESS MATTERS 12-


05 SEE HEAR!


12-30 COUNTRY FILE Incl 12-55 Weather


1- 00 News; ON THE RECORD- lam Picton reports on con­


gestion on Britain's roads 2- 00 EASTENDERS


3- 00 F I L M . Y O U N G AT HEART Lonely young pian- isl Frank Sinatra arrive" ?’ New England house to ht.p outcoiny songwriter a rd fel- lov/gue-n G g Yc >g In e ir host is a music teacher with three attractive daughters. With Dons Day and songs including 'Just One o' Those Things and 'O n e For My


Baby 4- BILL Cartoons


5- 05 THE CLOTHES SHOW 5-


6- 6-


15 LIFELINE 25 NEWS: Weather


6 4 0 SO N G S OF P R A IS E St M a ry s R om a n C a th o lic


Church in Merthyr Tydfil. 7- HORSES


8- 05 LO V E JO Y s ta r r in g Ia n McSnane as the rough-dia­ mond antiques dealer. Love*


joy values the antiques of a hara-up widow, who is bur- qied the next day


9- 00 THAT'S LIFE 940 NEWS: WEATHER 9-


12- 15 O N L Y F O O L S AND 11- 6- 30 THIS IS THE DAY TO


12-00 ENCOUNTER The Ecclesi­ a s tica l Sausage Machine. Followed by Aap Kaa Hak


12-30 C L O S E TO T H E EDGE Marriage


1- 0 0 ITN NEWS ITV N a t io n a l Weather


M O T H E W O N D E R F U L WORLD OF DISNEY This Is Your Life Donald Duck'.


15 A WAY WITH NUMBERS


2- 00 R IC H M O N D H IL L G a ry f in d s a c lu e to B ra d 's


behaviour.


2-55 THE MATCH Derby County v Tottenham Hotspur


5 -0 5 B U L L S E Y E w i t h J im Bowen


5- 35 CO RO NA TI ON STREET Omnibus edition National Weather


540 HIGHWAY Forest of Dean 7-


15 M U R D E R .


W R O TE 'R e l le c t io n s Of The M in d '. C r im e w r ite r . J e s s ic a F le tc h e r 's c lo s e fr ie n d F ra n ch e s ca Lodge


lears for her sanity.


8- 05 YOU'VE BEEN FRAMED 8-


50 B LU E R AC ER DO U B LE 9-


9-


S H OW H u g h S c u l ly in Stowmarket. Suffolk


P O IR O T T h e P lym o th Express'


National Weather 30 A N T I Q U E S R O A D ­ 10- MAN ‘Let Them Sniff Cake'. SHOW Oscar Marzarolf


H Followed by ITN News Headlines.


25 QUIZ NIGHT


12-501 SPY Oedipus At Colonus. F o l lo w e d b y ITN N ew s Headlines


55 M A S T E R M IN D (N e w


Series) with Magnus Mag- nusson, trom the Great Hall.


University of Exeter. Con­ tenders answer questions on the B e n e d ic tin e Order lo 1532. Tne Archers, the life and works ot George Ehot. an d B r i t is h b a t t le s h ip s 1860-1956.


10-


Aleida Hartstra from Holland was a doctor training to be n umamst c o u n s e llo r who died of leukaemia when she was 29. This heartening film c h ro n ic le s th e Ia s i tw o m o n th s o l h e r l i fe , and shows that death need not b e a h ea r tb r ea k in g e x p e r ie n c e , i t c a n b e uplifting and enriching too.


11- 05 THE DAYS AND NIGHTS OF MOLLY DODD


11- \ i


m a g a z in e , in c lu d in g an in te r v ie w w i th K e n n e th Clarke MP who has been Secretary ol State for Edu­ cation lor two months


12- 00THE SKY AT NIGHT 12-20 MAHABHARAT


1-00 Weather 1-05 CLOSE


; ( O m n a d 5 ) • 5-00 ITN MORNINGS NEWS


• 6-00 TV AM • 9-25 THE DISNEY CLUB includ- *.


!


ing ’The Gummi Bears’ plus ‘Chip 'n* Dale'


’ .1045L IN K 'A d am R e y n o ld s ' - , The Sculptor’ . Adam Reyn- ► olds was first filmed by LINK K in 1986. Five years on. he ‘ •


talks about how his life has


v-- c h a n g e d and h ow i t has it affected his work, t *11-00M O R N ING W O R S H IP St • C h r is to p h e r 's H o s p ic e . Sydenham.


1-50 M O V IE -N IG H T 'L a d y Of T h e T ro p ic s ' On the last night o l a v isit to Saigon, one ot the passengers from an American yacht has din­ ner alone with a beautiful French girt. They fall in love and the yatch sails without them Followed by ITN News Headlines.


3- 35 T H E I T V 4- C H A R T


SHOW R e p e a t o t S a tu r ­ day's show.


30 JOBFINDER 25 E V E R Y M A N 'P a r t in g ' . /B B C - 2 )


7-25 C H I L D R E N ' S B B C TW O S ta r ts w ith H a l lo Spencer


7- 8- 8-


50 PLAYDAYS 10 PINOCCHIO


845 L IT T L BITS 9-


10 CORNERS


9-30D E F E N D E R S OF T H E EARTH


9-55 BLUE PETER OMNIBUS 30 CLEAN SLATE Education


1040 THE CHIPMUNKS 11-10 BOXPOPS 11-


50 THE O-ZONE


12- 00 NORTHWESTMINSTER 12-30 SCRUTINY lain MacWhirter presents news of the work ol Parliamentary committees.


1- 00 F ILM : TO P K A P I Comedy thriller starring Melina Mer­ couri. Peter Ustinov. Maxi­ m ilia n S c h e ll and Rober t Morley as an unlikely crimi­ nal quartet who embark on a daring plan to steal a price­ less dagger Irom the Top- kapi museum in Istanbul


2-


AIR Elgar. The BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra, con­


d u c te d by A n drew Davis. Michael Berkeley introduces Symphony No 1


4- 00 CRUFTS 91: The Centen­ ary Show


5- 0 0 R U G B Y S P E C IA L C h r is Rea introduces highlights of


W a le s v E n g la n d a n d France v Scotland.


10- 7-


6-00 SKI SUNDAY 6-


G R AM M E S te v e A n n e t t reports on the efforts of IBM. the world's largest computer c om p a n y , to c h a n g e its working practices and put the c u s tom e r f i r s t in an attempt to retain the com­ pany's market dominance.


15 THE N A TU R A L WORLD: S c a n d in a v ia


8- 05 D E G A U L L E FRANCE


A N D 9- 00 S C R E E N TW O : 'T h e y


Never Slept’ Simon Grey's WWI1 spy comedy stars as E dw a rd Fox as an M l 5 director ot operations who


30 ITN NEWS fo llow e d by ITV S H E


desperatley needs the help of a French-speaking female alter his trained agent gels hersell run over by a bus!


15 F ILM :K A N G A R O O


12-00 SNUB New series 12-30 RAPIDO 14)5 CLOSE


35A G A T H A C H R IS T IE 'S (Channel 4) 35 ITN NEWS fo llow e d by ITV 55TH E NEW S T A T E S ­ 25 T H E S O U T H B A N K


6- 00 TRANSWORLD SPORT 7- 00 PET WORLD 7-


8- 00 THE BLUFFERS 8-


WX) EARLY BIRD 9-


30 DR SNUGGLES 30 BOBOBOBS 25 L A T A IN HE R O W N 25 PRISONER CELL BLOCKVOICE Playing Back


10- 00 A WEEK IN POLITICS - SECOND READING


10- 45 DENNIS


11- 0 0 A F R IC A N J IG S AW T h e p ro b lem s fa c e d by T h ird World shanty-dwellers are highlighted in a musical writ­ te n to r St A u g u s t in e 's R om a n C a th o l ic H ig h S c h o o l. B i l l in g to n , n e a r Whatley. Composer Peter Rose directs the rehearsal and performances of songs from the musical.


11- 30 STAR TEST


12- 00 T H E W A L T O N S T h e Violated


1- 0 0 VO Y AG E TO TH E BO T ­ TOM OF THE SEA


2- 00 S A M M Y G O I N G SOUTH


3- 4-


March 4- Weather


5- OQ CITIES OF ISLAM Lahore 5-


Dr Grub 30 MOVABLE FEASTS


545 GRIM TA LE S T h e W itc h Among T h o rn s New series in which Rik Mayall brings to l i fe s om e o l th e G r im m Brothers folk tales.


6- 00 PRESS GANG Pho to F in­ is h IT V 's h ig h ly -p o p u la r c h ild re n s s e r ie s s ta r ts a repeat run on C4 today, fol­ lowing the trials and tribula­ tions ol a group of young­ s te rs w h o ru n th e ir own newpaper.


6- 30T H E W O N D E R Y E A R S


G ro w in g Up A new third series of the Emmy Award­ winning American comedy a b o u t th e e x p e r ie n c e of growing up in America dur­ ing the 1960's


7- 00 FR AG ILE EARTH AU ST ­ R A LI A' S MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN Channel 4's award-winning environmen­


55 THERE IS MUSIC IN THE


tal series looks at a unique breed of Australian mountain cattlemen whose way of life is threatened by conserva­ tionists and goverment plans to develop tourism.


8- O O O R C H E S T R A ! W o o d ­ wind


8-30S H O R T A N D C U R - LIES


845 AMERICAN FOOTBALL 1-30 CLOSE


55 THE TOTTER


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FLOATING HEARTS HIDDEN SECRET


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FORBIDDEN DESIRE Mushrooms in garlic butter


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plus specialgroup bookings. I ling don t you qive it a try?‘The special offer is running at least until the middle o f February. ‘The telephone number is Clitheroe 2202v. :Tlt ijou have to do is muster up three Jriends!


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SUNDAY JANUARY 20th 2.30 p.m. ; COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


1 ‘ -• '£3.00 - £2.50 ■ : ' / .With


RUSSIAN SONG AND DANCE P R A Z D N U I V


- ^Presenting song ahd;dance of southern Russia.: •WEDNESDAY 23RD JANUARY 7.30 p.m. X ; COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL. . y £4 - £3 -


•Tickets available; from . -rot•


61 Albert Road, Colne.. ' -15 Member Folk Ensemble from SaratoWffg } In Pendle


THE ORGANIST ENTERTAINS 'Sunday-Afternoon Concert With


J J . J J J ( A f i t ' a r t i s u i f j j . h o r n i i <f — ' ____________j , , ,


l > „ r , d r u " . l . ) ! ( C l n x x i f i e d )


CLAIMING DATES


Any organisaion wishing to


m a k e a c la im a fu tu re c a :e m a y u s e th is c o lum n so p u b li­ cise- th e ir e ve r .t th re e months in a d v a n c e . F o r e x am p ’o the te / t w o u ld c o n ta in the nam e o f th e o rg a n is a s o n . n am e of


the e v e n : a nd the d a te .


F o r d e ta ils o f this in e xp e n s ive w a y o f pu b lic is in g y o u r evens a nd g iv in g no see to o th e r o r ­ g a n is a tio n s y o u r in te n tio n .


C o n ta c t: CLITHEROE


ADVERTISER & TIMES K ing Street, Clitheroe Tel. 24804/22323


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E A S T E R S A T U R D A Y . 30th March. I


j 6th TO 23rd F E B R U A R Y . 1 9 9 1 . f ; i i t h * : r o « P a r i s h


ho ok fa i r . Lonyrid q* : f-ivic Hall.


Sc-comJ hand __


r'hur rh Operat ic A Dramatic Society. ‘Ok lahoma '


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18th. 19th. 24th. 25»n and 2 6 th Januar>. I D l . Trimt> Pantomime - . Snov . »*hit*:


and the- S'rvc-n Dv»arfs.


THORNLEY, Nr. LONGRIDGE, LANCS., PR3 2NB Tel: (0772) 7S3795


BEACON CROFT, 1 BEACON VIEW


CraHQe


CABARET. CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR


Tel. Accrington 384874


FRIDAY, SATURDAY 18th and 19th JANUARY


BLACKONYX


(C lubland's No.1 Attraction) Saturday only


FARRELL (Comedian)


MIKE


WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23rd


LIZZIE MAC and


FREEDOM (Sensational Show Group)


W hy no t book a meal m the C a rve ry and reserve a table in the C abaret Room


* LOUNGE BAR ★ 1 CLITHEROE COMMUNITY CHURCH ^


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God has created you for a purpose and wants you to find it.


We meet to worship and hear Him every Sunday in:


Ribblesdale School Drama Complex at 10-30 a.m.


TUESDAY AND SUNDAY KEN


HARTLEY ENTERTAINS


WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY


Back in time iwth PAT CARTER


LANGDON Guest A r tis t Welcome


THURSDAY AND SUNDAY CARL


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EAST LANCS


FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1st round Div. 2 Cup


Whatley Res Barnoldswick


Res Saturday,


rrs QEII Playing /sLi: Reids


£SS'.' Match \!n'‘ sponsor:-


Richard Ashton


Electrician.


Tel: Whalley 823487


January 19th Kick Ofi 2-15 p.m.


I I ^ owerT I fin BUCK INNn|


H l l W a d d in g to n 2S705 I l f ] B y C L IT H E R O E U ( | -


IS Daily | | | w Lunchtime and ^


H (1 Food Served (1 i


|L.zrJ| FOOD


BINGO


Chipping Village Hall SATURDAY,


JANUARY 19th at 7-45 p.m. Admission 20p Good prizes


Proceeds Chipping Young Farmers Club


TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


WHIST & DOMINO


DRIVE Saturday


19th January At 7-45 p.m.


ADMISSION £1.00 INCL. SUPPER


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