2 Clitlieroe Advertiser & Times, March 21st, '1991


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11-00 PHILIP MARLOWE - PRI­ VATE


>05 OPEN UNIVERSITY Maths “ Looking at Equations"


'7-30 BABAR 7- 55 EGGS 'N* BAKER


t’5-10NEWS Weather 1,5-20REGIONAL NEWS AND ’ SPORT / 5-25 STAY TOONED! ,5-55 JIM’LL FIX IT (Ceelax) •6-30 L I T T L E


LARGE (Ceefax) A N D


-7-00 FILM: GREASE 2 (1982) Coefax


9- pear) (Ceefax)


8- 50NEWS AND SPORT; Weather (Ceefax)


940 F I L M : S A T U R N 3 (1980) (Ceefax)


11-05 FILM: MARLOWE (1969) 1240 WEATHER 1245 CLOSE


i'8-35 BRAVESTARR Repoat ; 9-00 GOING UVE! 12-12 WEATHER 12-15GR ANDSTAND 2 -00 Racing


BLOOD. Raymond Chan­ dler's hero of streets


EYE SPNAISH the mean


features in this


atmospheric adaptation for television,


the first of six


one-hour dramas made in Canada. Here. Marlowe, not a great party-goer, makes an exception Tor Ihe 10th wedding anniversary of his best gir and best friend. But Spanish,


girl £ the best


11-55 FRENZY Allred Hitchcock suspense thriller set in a London terrorised by a


HEADLINES. 10 CANNED CARROTT (Re­


series of ’necktie murders' involving the rape and stran­ gulation of several women. In Convent Garden, centre of the killings, fruit seller Bob


Rusk discusses the deaths with his friend Richard Blaney, who works behind a


bar near the market . Blaney’s subsequent dis­ missal for drinking after


hours, is the prelude to another murder. FOL­ LOWED BY ITN NEWS HEADLINES


, 5-30ITN MORNING NEWS '6-00TV AM .6-10 ABOUT BRITAIN


• 6-30 SATURDAY SUNSHINE 7- 00 TOP BANANA 8- 00 H E Y H EY SATURDAYI


I T ’ S


. 9-25 MOTORMOUTH With Gaby Rosiin, Neil Buchanan, Andy Crane and Steve Johnson


11*30 T H E I T V C H A R T SHOW With Indie chart and Vintage Videos: The Water-


v boys. (S) 12-30 SAINT & GREAVSIE


^ 1-001TN NEWS and ITV National Weather


' • 1-05 GRANADA NEWS '•n


>1-10G R A N D SPORTSMASTERS


140 THERE GOES THE BRIDE (1980) The chaotic events that befall a neurotic adver-


^ tising executive on the trau- J.‘ malic day of his daughters wedding.


**, 3-20 McCLOUD Encounter with


Aries. Dennis Weaver stars as the New York-based mar-


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** shal, Sam McCloud, who races against time to catch a ruthless kidnapper.


445 RESULTS SERVICE


.' 5-00ITN NEWS AND ITV NATIONAL WEATHER


1 adventure about five Austra- *•


lian animals at large in a


!y' magic van. From the crea­ tors of Spitting Image.


\ 545B E V E R L Y H I L L S ,


*• 90210 More trials for the !;• Midwest brother and sister ' • growing up in Hollywood. 640DAVRO Comedy and


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impressions from Bobby Davro. See Frankie Howerd


[ - in ‘Howerd’s Way', Patrick Moore in Tomorrow’s World'


/ plus Sooty and The Prat Shop Boys. Also there's


. Matthew Corbett - in person. (S)


7-10 YOU BETI


‘ 8-10FATHER DOWL ING INVESTIGATES: THE MAFIA PRIEST MYS­ TERY


. 9-55I T N N EWS A N D SPORT and ITV National Weather


10-15 ASPEL & COMPANY Mi-


>' chaei Aspel’s guests include ! ex-Python Michael Palin.


* 5-10 GRANADA NEWS < 5-15 THE WINJIN POM Comedy 1


2-OOTHE HIT MAN AND HER


4- 05 CINEMATTRACTIONS CO­ MIX (1960-1975). The US underground broke away from the superhero and used a sleazy black and white style as part of its attack on the society of the Sixties and Seventies which it despised.


5- 00 TO 5.30 AMERICA’S TOP 10 Tommy Puett introduces the US pop music charts and Casey Kasem looks at pop history. (S)


(Channel 4 )


6^0 COMIC BOOK 7-00 TRANS WORLD SPORT 7- 30SIMON COMBES: AN AFRICAN EXPERIENCE


8- OOTHE CHANNEL FOUR DAILY


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


94)0 NEWS 9- 03 CHANNEL 4 RACING: THE MORNING UNE


9-30 SAME DIFFERENCE The popular magazine pro­ gramme for Britain’s five mil­ lion disabled people takes a look at some of the social and youth club options open to disabled people.


10-00 FREE FOR ALL Single par­ ent Sue Friend argues that the government's legislation to help single women track down absent fathers is not as fair as it sounds.


10-30 S T O W AW A Y (1936)


12-10 WORLD LEAGUE AMERI- C AN F O O T B A L L PREVIEW


12-30THE MUNSTERS Knock wood, here comes Charlie


1-00 COMRADE X (1940)


245C H A N N E L 4 R A C ­ ING From Doncaster.


5- 05 BROOKSIDE OMNIBUS 6-


McGrath presents the pro­ gramme where viewers can challeng programme makers, make their own TV reports and go on location to find out what really happens.


friend,


doesn’t get to the party. He’s found dead in his office. FOLLOWED BY ITN NEWS


Clitlieroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


7- OOTHE WORLD THIS WEEK p resented by Sheena McDonald and Nik Gowing. Fol lowed by WEATHER


8- 00LIVING MUSIC 5/6 The Harnoncourt Documen­ tary In the last documentary in the series of three docu­ mentaries with linked con­ certs, the Chamber Orches­ tra of Europe is jin Feldkirch,. Austria, rehearsing Beetho­ ven Symphonies 1 - 8 with Nikolaus Harnoncourt. The final concert can be seen tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m.


10- 004-PLAY: SAY HELLO TO THE REAL DR SNIDE Dr Snide is Archie's (ralph Brown’s) cat. When things go wrong, Archie blames Dr Snide, and when his home life falls to bits, it is the cat who is banished. The rpob- lem is: Dr Snide does not exist, and Archie is an alcoholic.


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50 OPEN UNIVERSITY MathsFESTIVAL OF TOURISM 15 A NEW ROLE FOR MEN


NORTH YORKSHIRE


Mldgcholc Showflcld • Ad ja ce n t to Broughton Hall. Sklpton (West Yorkshire)


740 CHEDDAR ‘Mapping the Mendip Anticline'


8- 05ORIGINS OF STATE SOCIAL WORK


8-30 DESIGN PROCESSES 'Fit for the Job’


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55 LIGHT FANTASTIC 20 E D U C A T I O N FOR ADULTS ‘Wisconsin


945LIVING CHOICES 'New Dimensions’


10*10JOURNEY INTO FRE­ QUENCY SPACE


10-


11- 00OPEN FORUM MAGA­ ZINE ‘News and Views on the OU'


11-25CURRICULUM AND LEARNING Going to School in Japan


11- 12-


FUTURE TH E


B A N K S I D E THEATRES


1240ARTS ‘ King Cottons Palace'


1-05TOULOUSE ‘Money nd Power in Provincial France’


1-30 MODERN ART ‘Van Gogh’ 1-55 V E N IC E AND A N ­ TWERP The C i t i e s Compared


2*20 ECOLOGY ‘Decomposition 245 MAHABHARAT (Subtitled) 3-


CHEDDAR


4- 00FILM: The Apartment (1960)


7-


6- 00 LATE AGAIN 645 NEWS Weather 7- 00 W AIN WRIGHT NORTH COUNTRY ‘Cairngorms' (Repeat)


30 H E A R T OF SOWETE ‘Kliptown’


30 RIGHT TO REPLY Rory 10-


11- 1245 CLOSE S U N D R Y Q


645 OPEN UNIVERSITY: The shape of Things to Come, 7- 10 Education: ‘Face to Face’, 7-35 St ressed Materials: Made Without Flaw, 8-00 Physical Chemis­ try, 8-25 The Fabulous Per­ fect Spring.


8- 9-


(Repeat)


10-00 FRANCE ACTUELLE ’Let the People Talk’ (Repeat)


10-25 MEXICO VIVO 'Para Todos Los Gustos’ (Repeat) (Cee­ fax Part 4)


10- POWER (Repeat) (Ceefax)


11- 15 A WAY WI T H NUMBERS Keep it in Proportion


1140 BAZAAR (Repeat) 12- 05 SIGN EXTRA (Ceofax Sign Language)


12-30 COUNTRY FILE (Repeat next Wednesday)


12-55 W E A T H E R FARMERS


FOR


1- 00 NEWS; ON THE RECORD 2- 00EASTENDERS (Repeat) (Ceefax)


3- 00 KRULL (1983) (Ceefax) 4- 5-


5- 6-


6- Challenge Trophy in Tears (Ceefax) 55 CARTOON TBC


5-05 BULLSEYE Darts quiz with Jim Bowne.


5- 35to 6-30 CXORONATION STREET Episodes shown last Wednesday and Friday. (Rpt)


6- NATIONAL WEATHER


55PLAYDAYS ‘Tent Stop’ 15 COME HOLY SPIRIT


6- 35 GRANADA NEWS 640 HIGHWAY On this Palm Sunday Sir Harry Secombe is in the New Forest, Hamp­ shire. He visits Boldre Church, near Lymington, where a donkey leads the procession to the service.


3- 25 FLYING HAIR Cartoon 3-35V A L L E Y OF SONG (1952)


5-00 S C O T T I S H


30ITN NEWS and ITV 8/8 5-


EYE 30 HOG HEAVEN Film about


the largest motor cycle rally in the world - in the Black Hills of South Dakota - bringing together 300,000 Hells Angels, Motor cycle Mamas, Dream Machines and Racers ...


50STEP UP TO WORD- 9- 10-


7- 15 COCOON 9-25 TROUBLE IN MIND FOR WHOM TH E B E L L - DINGS


NATIONAL WEATHER


Phil Cool reveals a severe identity crisis. Last in the present series.


KM5 CELEBRATION: DANGER ON THE EDGE OF TOWN: THE SEARCH FOR SEAN F LYNN AND DANA STONE


1145 PRISONER CELL BLOCK


H Gloria tells Doreen about how she got the gun. ITN NEWS Headlines.


10 SUPERDOGS ’The Winalot 50 THE CLOTHES SHOW


15 OK2 TALK FEELINGS Men 25 NEWS: WEATHER


1-


640 SONGS OF PRAISE ‘Dun­ dee Ci ty of Discovery' (Repeat next Monday) (Ceefax)


7- 8- 15 B R U S H STROKES (Ceefax)


745 BUTTERFLIES (Repeat) (Ceefax)


Viadimif (Ceefax)


KMK) NEWS; Weather (Ceefax) 10-15HEART OF THE MAT­ TER King of the Jews


10- 50 T H A T WE E K JERUSALEM


IN


11- 05THE DAYS AND NIGHTS OF MOLLY DODD ‘Here’s a Reason to Keep Your Goats in the Bam'


11- 30 MOSAIC Marked for Life? 12- 00 MAHABHARAT (Repeat) 1240 WEATHER 1245 CLOSE


2- 15 LOVE JOY ‘Black Virgin of


1245 QUIZ NIGHT The Slim Ori­ entals, Middlesbrough takes on Revenue Victoria from Liverpool.


NESS Kelly Robinson and


Alexander Scott investigate the actions of a fellow-agent and close friend who is suspected of being a traitor. (R) . Followed by ITN NEWS HEADLINES.


2-35 THE SMASHING BIRD I U S E D TO K N OW (1969) Teenager Nicki Johnson believes she was responsible for her father's gruesome death in a merry- go-round accident. Her mother is currently having an affair with confidence trickster Harry Spenton, who is worming Nicki’s inherit­ ance out ol her.


5- 5- i


4- 25THE I T V C H A R T SHOW The programme first shown Saturday at 11 a.m. (S) (Rpt)


15 JOBFINDER 30 ITN MORNING NEWS Wiiwl


6- 00 TV AM 6-00 ZOO FAMILY, 6-30 CARTOON CARNI­ VAL, 7-00 DAPPLEDOWN FARM, 7-25 THOUGHT FOR SUNDAY, 7-30 NEWS­ WEEK, 8-00 FROST ON SUNDAY


9-


10- 45LINK: THE BENEFITS SYSTEM With the new Dis­ abled Living Allowance pro- vide the living wage disabled people ' ne ed


ed?


11- 00MORNING WORSHIP. WALKING ON THORNS: UNCOMFORTABLE I- DEAS Part Six: Salvation


12- 00 ENCOUNTER, evangelism -


IS IT G O OD


NEWS? What are churches doing in this decade of evangelism? Followed by ' AAP KAA HAK


12-30 G R A N A D A T H I S WEEK Followed by GRAN­ ADA NEWS HEADLINES


1-00ITN NEWS and ITV NATIONAL WEATHER


1-10 WALDEN with Brian Wal­ den. (S)


2-00 RICHM ND HILL Austra­ lian drama. (S)


CHMO


2-55WOMAN OF STRAW -’l


I special guests Pat and Mick.


600 TRANS WORLD SPORT 7-OOPETWORK Vet John Wil­ son comes face to face with the ‘Dulux’ dog as he looks at ways of identifying animals.


25 THE DISNEY CLUB With


7-30 DR SNUGGLES S-OOTHE BLUFFERS S30BOBOBOBS 900 EARLY BIRD Informative programme, made by chil­ dren for children, about the latest in entertainment, fashion, sport and music.


9-25MAHFIL 3/6: RAJKU- MARI


1900 A WEEK IN POLITICS - SECOND READING An updated version of last Thursday's late night programme.


KM5DENNISA 11-00 BOOMI 11-30THE LONE RANGER: RANGER IN DANGER


best of Britain's young comedians. (Rpt)


55ITN NEWS and ITV 6-


15 COOL HEAD Impressionist


6- 00 PRESS GANG 11/25: MON­ DAY, TUESDAY In the newsroom of the Junior Gazette, the world can change entirley from one day to another, (rpt)


10/2 3: THE CANDI­ DATE Today, Paul (Josh Saviano) tricks Kevin (Fred Savage) into running for President of the Student Council - against his arch rival Betty Slater (Crystal McKellar).


7- 00 CHANNEL 4 NEWS Spe­ cial Sunday edition. Fol­ lowed by Weather.


8- 00 MAESTROA 3/5 VIVALDI AND THE 18th CEN- . TURY


101 SPY: THE SPY BUSI­ 11-


940 THE MEDIA SHOW 945SHORT AND CURLIES: THE KITCHEN CHILD


10- 00MODERN ROMANCE (1981)


CONTINENTS: LA MER CRUELLE (1983) Continu­ ing the season of films from Africa, Asia and India


10 STAND UP Featuring the140 CLOSE mm.


‘ 6-35 OPEN UNIVERSITY: Ven­ ice and Antwerp: The Cities Compared. 7-00 Chemistry ‘Crystals’, 7-25 Mathemati­ cal Functions, 7-50 Thermo­ fluid Mechanisms: Perfect Heat Engines, 8-15 Photo­ chemistry:, Colour 8-40 Music: Candences, 9-05 Computing: Miles of Aisles, 9-30 Minimum Cost Flows, 9-


PARISH CHURCH OF


ST PAUL Low Moor


PALM SUNDAY 10- 30THE WONDER YEARS 30 a.m. Family


Communion with items from Stainer’s Crucifixion


6-00 p.m. Evening Service - Preacher: The Rev. Robert Butterworth, Sub-dean of Bloemfontein SA


GOOD FRIDAY 11- EASTER DAY


9-00 a.m. Holy • Communion


50CINEMA FROM THREE


10-30 a.m. Family Communion


6-00 p.m. Easter Evening


Service


( f a s t e r b e r i m e s CLITHEROE


COMMUNITY CHURCH


GOOD FRIDAY


2-00 p.m. Open day at 11 Somerset Avenue, Clitheroe


EASTER DAY


30 a.m. Children’s and Family Service


10-30 a.m. Family Worship and Celebration at Ribblesdale School Drama Complex.


TRINITY


METHODIST CHURCH


EASTER DAY 8-00 a.m. Early Communion


10-30 a.m. Family Celebration 6-00 p.m. Evening Praiso


THE PARISH CHURCH OF


ST. MARY MAGDALENE Clitheroe


PALM SUNDAY MARCH 24th 6 -3 0 |


9-00 7-30


55 Arts: What is Music?


10- 20 Biology Form and Function, 10-45 Maths ‘Classifying Cubics’, 11-10 Open Advice: Using the Library, 11-35 Science: Vol­ canic Iceland.


12-00 NORTH WESTMINSTER 12-30 SCRUTINY (Ceefax) 1-00OPEN UNIVERSITY: Materials In Action Going Through a Phase


1-20 ANIMATION NOW 1- 35ALL I ASK IS A TALL SHIP (Repeat)


2-55 INTERNATIONAL ATHLET­ ICS: IAAF World Cross Country Championships


4- 00 KALI THE LION (Repeat) (Ceefax)


5- 00 RUGBY SPECIAL 6- 00C L I V E


INTERVIEW


6- 35 TH E 7-


PROGRAMME 15 T H E


WORLD 'Big Oil... In the Wake of Exxon Valdez' (Cee fax)


1200 THE WALTONS: THE RE­ MEMBRANCE Zadoc Wal­ ton (Woodrow Chambliss), a cousin of Grandpa's, arrives to keep a picnic dale made twenty-one years earlier.


100 VOYAGE TO THE BOT­ TOM OF THE SEA: THE BUCCANEER


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8- 05 N A K E D H O L L Y - WOOD 'Eighteen Months to Live'


8-55 BRAZILIAN GRAND PRIX 945 HOW A R E TH E KIDS? ‘Liouba’ (Repeat)


10- 00FILM: SCREEN TWO, DREAMIN’ (Ceefax)


11- 30 DEFII RAPIDO Repeat


12- 00 DEFII SNUB (Repeat) 12-35 CLOSE


J A M E S M O N E Y


2- 25B A N G L A D E S H The Begum's Battle


p.m. Passiontide Readings and Music MAUNDY THURSDAY 28th


a.m. Holy Communion p.m. United Holy Communion


GOOD FRIDAY 29th


0-00 a.m. United Act of Worship at St. Michael & St. Johns.


2-00 p.m. One hour's Devotion EASTER EVE 30th


9-00 p.m. Service of Light EASTER DAY 31st


8 - 0 0 9-45


11-15 6-30


a.m. Holy Communion a.m. Parish Communion a.m. Holy Communion p.m. Easter Hymns and Readings


S T MICHAEL and


S T JOHN Lowergate


N A T U R A L


8-00 p.m. Mass of the Lord’s Supper GOOD FRIDAY


7- 8- MAUNDY THURSDAY


3-00 p.m. Reading of the Passion, Veneration of the Cross and Holy Communion 30 p.m. Stations of the Cross


HOLY SATURDAY


00 p.m. Vigil and first Mass of Easter EASTER SUNDAY


Masses 9-00 a.m., 10-30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.


E A S T E R M E S S A G E T R U E L O V E


The time of Easter brought sadness in many hearts but it also brought new life. Remember even Mary Magdalene did not recognise the risen Christ, the grief and sadness she had experienced must have taken her thoughts away from seeing a risen Christ, could this be our own experience? The two disciples from Emmaus, Simon and Cleopas did not recognise Jesus at first, but when he spoke to them, in a way they needed, they recognised him. The seven disciples fishing in the Tiberius did not


recognise Jesus at first. Maybe the interest in the fishing took their minds away from the things around them. Our lives today very often take us away from the things that matter most. Let us remember that Jesus declared “1 am the good shepherd, and know my sheep, and am known of mine.” This thought should encourage our faith and cause us to love our Lord more. Let us give him first place in every area of our lives. Let us all unite in Christ for joy this Easter.


Envoy Jack H. Tagg (Salvation Army, Clitheroe) (on b e h a l f o f R ib b le V a l le y C o u n c il o f Churches )


ST MARY’S — LANGHO HOLY WEEK SERVICES 1991 PALM SUNDAY


Palms will be blessed and distributed at each Mass MAUNDY THURSDAY


8-00 p.m. Reception ol the Holy Oils: Mass ol the Lord's Supper followed by the solemn transfer of the Blessed Sacrament and by Confessions. Watching before the


, Blessed Sacrament until 10.30 p.m. GOOD FRIDAY


10- 00 a.m. Stations ol Ihe Cross followed by Conlessions.


3-00 p.m. Celebration of the Lord's Passion followed by Conlessions.


HOLY SATURDAY 11-


00 a.m. - noon Confessions. (Please note: No evening confessions).


PLEASE NOTE: THERE IS NO 6-00 p.m. VIGIL MASS TODAY


8-15 p.m. Easter Vigil followed by Ihe First Mass of Easter. This weekend the children will make their First Communion.


EASTER SUNDAY


8-15,10.00 and 11.15 a.m. Masses NO EVENING SERVICE


ALL SA IN TS’ CHURCH Pendleton


SUNDAY MARCH 24th


11 -00 a.m. Parish Eucharist MONDAY in Holy Week


8-00 p.m. Holy Communion TUESDAY In Holy Week


8-00 p.m. Holy Communion WEDNESDAY In Holy Week


• 8-00 p.m. Holy Communion MAUNDY THURSDAY


8-15 p.m. Holy Communion GOOD FRIDAY


7- 00 a.m. onwards Vigil o l Prayer


11-15 a.m. Holy Communion 2-00 p.m. to 3 p.m. The Last Hour


HOLY SATURDAY 8-


30 p.m. Service of Light EASTER DAY


11-00a.m. Parish Eucharist 7-00 p.m. Holy Communion


ST LEONARD’S Langho


10-00 a.m. Before the Cross EASTER EVE


9-00 a.m. Holy Communion


10-30 a.m. Parish Communion 6-30 p.m. Evensong


7-30 p.m. The Lord's Supper GOOD FRIDAY


7-30 p.m. A preparation lor Easter EASTER DAY


MAUNDY THURSDAY For help and


advice with your "What’s On"


advertisement Telephone


Rachel Moorhouse Clitheroe 22323 7-


CHRIST CHURCH CHATBURN PALM SUNDAY


8-00 a.m. Communion 10-30 a.m. Family Service


30 p.m. Holy Communion 10-30 a.m. Joint Service with Methodist Chapel at Christ Church


MAUNDYTHURSDAY GOOD FRIDAY EASTER DAY


8- 00 a.m. Communion 9- 00 a.m. Easter Breakfast in School Hail 10-30 a.m. Easter Praise 11 -25 a.m. Holy Communion


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“HOLY WEEK SERVICES IN CLITHEROE” MONDAY 25th


7-30 p.m. at United Reformed TUESDAY 26th


7-30 p.m. at St. J am e s ’


WEDNESDAY 27th 7 -30 p.m. a t T r in ity


7-30 p.m. at St. Mary's (Communion)


THURSDAY 28th GOOD FRIDAY


10-00 a.m. at SS Michael and John


“UNITED UNDER THE CROSS”


11-30 a.m. at St Paul’s (Childrens Service)


THE UNITED REFORMED CHURCH


10-00 a.m. United Service at St Michael & St John


1045 a.m. Family Service GOOD FRIDAY


PALM SUNDAY EASTER SUNDAY


1 0 4 5 a.m. Fam ily W o rship and H oly Communion


ST JAMES PARISH


CHURCH Clitheroe


PALM SUNDAY


10-30 a.m. Normal Service MAUNDY


THURSDAY


7-30 p.m. Fellowship Meal with Holy Communion


EASTER DAY


9-00 a.m. Holy Communion


10-30 a.m. Family Communion


6-00 p.m. Easter Praise


WHALLEY PARISH CHURCH


PALM SUNDAY


6 -30 p.m. T r ie C ruc ifix ion with c om bined choirs


10- 11-


MAUNDY THURSDAY Communion


7 -00 p.m. H oly Communion GOOD FRIDAY 00 a.m. Ecumenical Service


in V ale House Gardens


2 -00 p.m. O n e H our Se rv ice ol Meditation


4 -00 p.m. Evensong EASTER SUNDAY


8 -30 a.m. H o ly Communion, P rayer Book


10-00 a.m. Parish Communion 6-30 p.m. Evensong


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Admission 50p Cake stall O Bring and buy 00 a.m. Mid-week Hoty


2- 00 LIVING MUSIC 6/6 THE GRAZ CONCERT


8- 00RH YTHMS OF THE WORLD ‘Slims Jazz'


8-50 THE LAST EXODUS (1988)


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AT GISBURN Will be SUNDAY, MARCH 24th


Organised by Ray Promotions 0253 712776 or 0836 367754


3 COURSE SUNDAY LUNCH 12 noon — 3 p.m. £4.95


(Bar Snacks Also Available) PIANO FRIDA Y & SATURDA Y EVENINGS 30THE LOST CAVES OF


THE LOWER BUCK INN Waddington, Clitheroe TEL: (0200) 28705


Bar snacks daily— Lunch time and evenings 12-3 p.m. 7-10 p.m.


I CLITHEROE CENTRAL


I ; WORKING,MEN’S CLUB *;;^Whaney:Roadi‘Cntheroe;'-:Tel: 23337 * ' y/, S a tu rd a y ; 2 3 rd Ma rch ‘ V ,


I IR i l l i i lB i l i i i l iS l


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sual entertainm ent Friday and Sunday* Members and Bona Fido G u e s ls )+


CLITHEROE YOUNG FARMERS


MUCK HAUL (Round Clitheroe)


SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd £1 per Barrow


If five barrows or more required please ring Keith Roberts on Clitheroe 23550


50% of the money is going to guide dogs for the blind. CHANGE ‘Sulphuric Acid'


E A S T E R S A T U R D A Y - 3 0 t h M A R C H , 1 9 9 1 1 0 .0 0 a .m . t o 4 p .m .


Admission to th e Public Pree Including the GIANT EASTER BONNET


MARKET AND FUN FAIR Craft Fair - T rad e S tan d Area


(A brilliant sh o p window for all local and national goods and services)


35TECHNOLOGY AND Faster Bonnet Parade - and lots, lots more


Over 30 varied quality catering units Entertainment and Attractions


T ra d e E n q u i r ie s - B o o k in g fo rm s a n d s p a c e re s e rv a t io n


C a r P a rk A t te n d a n ts a n d S te w a rd s re q u i re d THE ORGANISERS - RAY PROMOTIONS LTD


50L IN KING INTO THE 15 RECONSTRUCTION OF


(0 2 5 3 ) 7 1 2 7 7 6 - (0 8 3 6 )3 6 7 7 5 4 (0 2 5 4 ) 8 7 3 6 1 9 - 061 7 4 0 5 7 0 8


ADULT BEGINNERS/


IMPROVERS SWIMMING COURSE


A 10 week course — £20.00


Saturdays, 6 p.m. — 7 p.m. at Stonyhurst Pool, starting Saturday, April 6th


Places limited For further details please phone Pat Ellacott on CLITHEROE 26297 N O W B O O K I N G i n M a r c h


CHICAGO 'THAT'S JAZZ' w i th th e SONNY DEE ALL STARS (22nd); ROYAL DOULTON BAND ________ (24th); CLANN McPEAKE (24th)________


THIRD BURNLEY NATIONAL BLUES FESTIVAL (28th Mnrch/April 1st) Authentic artists for authentic blues fnns Book NOW to avoid disappointment__________


Contrasting music for Easter Holidays: April: "GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY' (3rd); THE BATTLEFIELD BAND (4th);


GEORGE MELLY with JOHN CHILTON'S FLEETWARMERS (5th); TOM McCONVILLE with TIM WOOD (7(h); STEFAN


GROSSMAN (14th); NORIKO OGAWA c x c it in g y o u n g Japanese p ia n is t (16th);______________________


W h ic h v ic t im o f "W h a t 's M y L in e ', w h ic h C h a n n e l 4 p r e s e n te r , a n d w h ic h fem a le T o p T en v o c a l is t w i l l


so o n be a p p e a r in g a t T h e M e c h a n ic s? J o in o u r F R E E m a i l in g l i s t a n d be am o n g th e f i r s t to k n ow !


D E A T H I S S IM P L Y A P A R T O F T H E P R O C E S S


A s so c ia t io n for S p i r i tu a l Knowledge


(T a lk followed by O p en F o rum ) S p e a k e r : M r G e ra ld Sm i th


M o n d a y 2 5 th M a rch 7.30 p.m. T ic k e ts £ 1 .5 0 _________


Eat and D r in k at H ie Mechanics: Look out fo r the new lunchtime and klddica menua


Manchester Road, Burnley. Tel.;(0282) 30055:


CABARET, CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR


Tel: Acc. 384074


FRIDAY, SATURDAY 22nd and 23rd MARCH


SIGHT AND (Ex SOUND


Saturday only


TOMMY SUTTON


(Comedian)


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27th


THE MERSEYBEATS (Legendary cjroup ol the


Why not book a meal in the Carvery and


reserve a table in the Cabaret Room


LOUNGE BAR MON., MARCH 25th


Starts 8-30 p.m. Grand Cash Prizes


MUSIC Q U I Z


TUESDAYS AND SUNDAYS


YOU ARE


with KEN HARTLEY'S FREE AND EASY


THE STARS


WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS


with PAT CARTER'S 50s and 60s MUSIC


WALL TO WALL


THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS


The fabulous tones of CARL


LANGDON LATE BAR UNTIL


MIDNIGHT— FOOD


AVAILABLE LUNCH AND EVENINGS


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E A S T E R S A T U R D A Y . 3 0 t h M a r c h , 1 9 9 1 . Se c o n d hand b o o k f a i r , L o n y r i d y c C iv ic H a l l .


S A T U R D A Y . 6 T H A P R I L . D r a m a F e s t i v a l C o f f e e M o r n i n y a t T h e C iv ic H a l l .


S A T U R D A Y . M a y 4 t h . St M a r y ' s L a d ie s G r o u p . M a y T e a w i t h v a r io u s sta l ls .


cellent vocal/harmony group)


I N D I S T R E S S ? S U I C I D A L ?


N E E D H E L P ? Ringtho


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


BLACKBURN


g f 662424 NELSON


' 694929 Cm it or wntM to


15 MARKET SOUARE NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN


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