i'>'Si»'™i!*s«&rt*TU*fc % ' Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 20lh, 1980 3


SLAIDBURN & DISTRICT PLAYGROUP


D A N C E 50/50 DISCO


HARK TO BOUNTY, SLAIDBURN' FRIDAY, MARCH 21 st


HOME MADE PIE AND PEAS SUPPER TICKETS £1.75


.Tel. SLAIDBURN 255 or 223


, ACTION UUENCES


1ST RATE 'S ^ S #


TOSSIDE VILLAGE INSTITUTE SATURDAY, MARCH 22nd 2 p.m.


JUMBLE SALE 1


CAKE STALL, TOMBOLA, NEARLY NEW STALL, ETC. ADMISSION 15p INCLUDING TEA AND BISCUITS also .


| j p


m |AZ


______


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


at 7-45 p.m. ALL MEAT PRIZES


all proceeds In eld of Airedale and Bradford Area Whole Body Scanner Appeal


ADMISSION 50p INCLUDING SUPPER CHILDREN'S DOMINOES 25p


THE MOORCOCK INN


TOWN CAR HIRE CLITHEROE LIMITED


T A X I


THREE MINI BUSES FOR HIRE TEL. CLITHEROE


2 7 2 0 0 and 2 3 4 8 3 Registered Office, 28 Parson Lane___________


WORTH VALLEY RAILWAY


ANNUAL ENTHUSIASTS'Weekend "IT ’S THIS WEEKEND"


SAT., SUN., 22nd and 23rd MARCH


As msny locos as possible In steam and double heading and many other attractions! Bring die family to enjoy • this spectacle o l steaml


For special timetable rin g HAWORTH 43629


KIGLY — OKOTAWRH — HWRH — OEHPXNOE


EHE AOT


DONT MISS JOHN SAGERS’ BRILUANT SHOW


"STEAM IN T IE WORTH VALLEY” at CUFFE CASTLE, KEIGHLEY


U you would Ilka details o l our through train by steam and diesel traction to the SEVERN VALLEY RAILWAY on Saturday, May 17th, from Worth Valley Stations. SEND S.AE


K n e s d a y


KEIGHLEY & WORTH VALLEY RAILWAY HAWORTH STATION KEIGHLEY, BD22 8NJ


tNN BW Made Garlic


IjqueUe Potatoes 1 Garden Peas


3 COURSE


TABLE D’HOTE MENU £3.50


deluding VAT,,


TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and


SATURDAY (SUNDAY £3.95) CasStlt i(Titc«n*ed> CLITHEROE (Tel. 24587) 3tot*urant


[ED IOW!


ENGLISH MARTYRS CATHOLIC HALL, WHALLEY


TONIGHT. THURS 20th at 7-30 p.m.


Chicken and grocery prizes ,r ADMISSION 5op


GRANDdWHIST DOMINO DRIVE


FRIDAY, MARCH 21st CLITHEROE FLOWER CLUB COFFEE


MORNING 10 a.m. — 12 noon


AT THE


MAYORS PARLOUR SATURDAY


MARCH 22nd TOMBOLA


ADMISSION 15p 687 [moR


ar? Then why : we have to' n Clitheroe the help and


rival, g lass of red f champagne fo r


p riv ate use of th e sts, all fo r un d er i £ 4 .5 0 p er head, guests.


i ■ 1


SAWLEY WOMEN’S INSTITUTE


JUMBLE SALE


in the SCHOOLROOM SATURDAY, MARCH 22nd


at 2 p.m.


Cakes.etc., Stall Admission 5p


CHRISTCHURCH CHATBURN


MOTHER’S UNION ANNUAL


JUMBLE


SALE in the ■ •


SCHOOL HALL


FRIDAY, MARCH 21st, 1980 at 7 p.m. Adm. 5p


T A X I R I N G


TREBLETWO Ison extend a f


|u at the f o r k ;


now open for


DINNER la carte menu


for reservations lunchtime and ;


l ly too pleased to jions and weddings


H TEAS


'.eased for singing end • a real night out.


DOUBLESEVEN 2 2 2 7 7


CHIPPING SHOW WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE


1 MONDAY MARCH 24th AT THE


HODDER BRIDGE HOTEL,! CHAIGLEY, 7-45 p.m. start,


ADMISSION 50p NEW TO YOU


Sale of Clothing and Household Goods ■ ; ■ ■ ■ In aid of


THE BIBLE SOCIETY


MARKET STALL SATURDAY,


MARCH 22nd, 9-30 a.m. to 4 p.m.


Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hall


WHIST and


DOMINOES on Wednesday


2 6 th MARCH 5 at 7-45 p.m., ,


•ADMISSION 50p (Including '•‘ refreshments) ■, ' a l l MEAT PRIZES.


St Mary's Parish Hall ■ Playgroup, Clitheroe '


MORNING In the Lower Hall


COFFEE


Friday,'March 21 st,: 10 a.m.to 1 2noon' -


STALL, RAFFLE, GOOD ; AS NEW, NOVELTIES, ;,


. HOME-MADE CAKE. i


ri TOYS, PLANT STALL ;• ADMISSION 20p


[RAYBURN]


COOKERS T.N. COOK LTD


. SWFTOH2491. CLITHEROE FC


BINGO NIGHT


Tues., March 25th 8 p.m.


at THE ROYAL


BRITISH LEGION CLUB,.


Admission 60p Inc. supper


Higher Triapp Hotel Simonstone


EVERY MONDAY —join in our


REQUEST and SING NIGHT


. with


KEN HARTLEY andhlsaccordlw


HOT POT AND SNACKS SERVED IN THE BAR.


SAWLEY


MANAGEMENT TEL.


CLITHEROE UNDER NEW


TAXI NOW AT


2 6 8 2 6


ST MICHAELS ST JOHN’S THE HALL ‘


LOWERGATE GRAND


JUMBLE


SALE and


NEARLY NEW 2-30 p.m.


SAT., MARCH 22nd • Refreshments. Adm. 3p


RE-OPENING OF Wl MARKET


TUESDAY, MARCH 25th


In St Mary's Lower Hall, Clitheroe


York Street entrance 10-30 a.m, to 11-45 a.m. ■


MEET YOUR FRIENDS FOR COFFEE Admission free


DISCO


at St Helen’s Sunday School, Waddington 7-30 p.m. — 11 p.m.


DANCING TO


MR DJ DISCO Admission 60p including supper


Sunday, March 30th, 7-30 p.m TOM PAXTON


-Tickets 300p, 250p, 200p,m s Tubs., April 15th, 7-30 p.m.


E D Q IE E I Wed., April 16th, 7-30 p.m,


250p (275p on night) SECRET AFFAIR


Tickets 250p (300p on night) Thurs., April 17lh,J-30 p.m.


D E F LEP P A R D


with MAGMUM, Plus THUNDERBIRD SABDEN


_______Tickets 250p Sat., April 26th, 7-30 p.m.


SHOWADDY* WADDY


Tickets 450p, 250p


, 350p, Tues., May 27th, 7-30 p.m.


IRON MADEN 250p (300p on night)


March


SATURD 1 22nd,7


DAY DANCING p .m -11-45 p.m.


Dance the nig h t away to the ' Mg band sound* o f <


w m m m


Everybody welcome, Admission only 75p


BOX OFFICE. NORTHGATE, Blackburn. Tel. 51887 Also available from


Ames Records and Tapes at


Blackburn. Bolton. Burnley and Clitheroe


Music Exchange at Preston Malcolm's Music at Chorley Circus Records at Darwen


CHILDREN FREE


Admission ADULTS5p


WHALLEY CE SCHOOL,, ’ . P.T.A. ’ <


JUMBLESALE


' SATURDAY, MARCH 22nd at 2 p.m.


HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH


We preach Christ Jesus


the Lord. 2 Corinthians 4 v5


SUNDAY 6-30p.m.


Preacher R. COUNSELL, Blackburn.


WEDNESDAY 2-45 p.m. Women’s Fellowship


7-45 p.m. Prayer and Bible Reading


WESTBRADFORD PARISH COUNCIL


ANNUAL


PARISH MEETING MARCH 31st, in the


TO BE HELD MONDAY


ROOM AT THE REAR


OF WEST BRADFORD METHODIST CHAPEL at 8 p.m.


ALL RESIDENTS WELCOME


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT YOUNG FARMERS


at PENDLETON VILLAGE HALL


DEMONSTRATION


OPEN MEETING TALK AND


by Mrs C. Southworth ol SA LON 81 on FACE AND FIGURE


to be held on


Wednesday, March 26th, 1980


at 7-30 p.m. Everyone welcome


C a t t le .(Licensed)


R e s t a u r a n t Clitheroe. Tel. 24587


Waddlngton NrClltheroe


RENDEZVOUS DISCOS


THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY


MARCH 20th and 21st 9—1 a.m.


Smart appearance please


NO denim or leather jackets No admission alter 11p.m.


Management reserve right to 1 refuse admission_______


B o a rding scho o l merger


WHITEACRE School, Barrow, is to merge with Rishton’s Norden County High School from Sep­ tember 1st to create Lan­ cashire’s first comprehen­ sive boarding school. The merger will enable


Clitheroe Central Workingmen’s Club


SATURDAY, MARCH 22nd GREAT GROUP


New In the area BESOON


Mid-Pennine Arts Association presents '• j 1 MICHAEL BURRELL In


) ' ‘ " " , 1 ’


“H E S S ” Hitler's Deputy faces the world for the first time in 33 years. ’


Conservative Club, CLITHEROE '


Thursday, March 20th, 1980, 7-30 p.m. Tickets: 75p—reduction for parties :


Enquiries: MPAA, 2 Hammertoe Street, BurnleyTel. 29513. - ’ ' ( . • - shows its mettle


in the p o w e r g a m e


;CIitheroe’s Ribbles- dale School have pow­ ered their way to vic­ tory in a science com-


P U p I L S f r om


2120 to be shared Det- This was the equivalent of ween themselves and covering 580 metres —


pmiuuji - — , letition — and-won


the school. Two teams from


the school won the H to 14


years and 15 l ; « categories in a . ,p® r Game” organised by Pre­


ston Polytechnic and sponsored by Granada TV


and ICI. The aim of the competi­


tion, staged at the Poly­ technic’s campus in Ohor- ley, was to devise a vehi­


cle tha t would travel circular pivot, special


round a , powered by a


designed a machine which achiev cdeu 4o


school’s senior team 6 revollu ioutions.


only 12 metres less than the world record for a device of this kind,


. The pupils most closely involved with the project with Bernard Gilmour, of central Avenue, and Ian Bowker, of Hillside Close (both Clitheroe); Guy •Taylor, of Hurst Green; Andrew Neish, of- Read; and Brian Alston, of Chaigley Manor. '


technical drawing master Mr Bob Barlow and wood­ work teacher Mr Fred


They were assisted by


PICTURED with their successful models are (from Bernard, Mr Bowdler, Mr Barlow, Brian and Andrew.


Bowdler. The school’s entry was organised by the'head of the technical studies department, Mr David Bowker.


the pupils will receive book tokens worth a total of £30 and the school will be given £45 for each of


To mark their success,


the two category wins. Mr Bowker considers


sored £3.000.


the pupils’ performance “tremendous”, especially in view of the opposition they faced from other parts of the region. The school is now con­


left): Guy, to the tune of


templating entering teams for next year’s competi­ tion, which will be spon­


of Clitheroe have a chance to view the pupils’ win­ ning designs, plus some of their early prototypes. These are on display in the window of the Skiptori Building Society.


Meanwhile, the people


200mm elastic band. - ’ Competing 'ag a in s t


schools and colleges from all over the North West, me


Ran own building business


A CLITHEROE man who. used to run his own build­ ing business in Grindleton has died in hospital, aged 73.


native of Grindleton, moved to Kirkmoor Road, Clitheroe, three years ago from Waddington, where he had lived for 12 years. His main hobby was


Mr Benjamin Green, a


horse racing and he often a t te n d e d m e e t in g s throughout the North. Mr Green and his wife


Jennie celebrated their golden wedding anniver­ sary in December. The funeral service will


be held today at Calver- ley’s Chapel of Rest, Clitheroe, followed by cremation at Accrington. In addition to his wife,


m & zJ ’K' « 4 4 i


Mr Green leaves two daughters, Mrs Brenda Holden, of Feazer Farm, Waddington, and Mrs Vera Hartley, of Burnley.


Discussion called off


TONIGHT’S open meet­ ing to discuss recreational aspects of the Clitheroe Town Plan has been post­ poned. The meeting was ar ­


Waddington Drama Group


“MURDER


DEFERRED” MARCH 26th to 29th


Tickets 60p from Clitheroe Advertiser and Times or Mrs E. Irwin (Tel. 24726)


Norden pupils to stay at Whiteacre for sh o r t courses in field studies and physical education. About 50 Rishton youngs­ ters will be studying daily at Barrow, too. Whiteacre may also be


abroad. After completing CSE


and GCE O-level courses at Whiteacre, boarders will be able to continue with A-levels at the school, while day pupils at Norden will transfer to Accrington College or other schools in that area.


.DUNSOP BRIDGE .. VILLAGE HALL tl


SAT. MARCH 22nd 8 p.m. to 11^45 p.m.


PARKER BROS. BAND


Admission: £1 Inc. supper


OTHER DANCES AS ABOVE OCT. 4th and NOV. Bth


DANCE 3 these daysi-with" uniforms; , becoming ■ more and 'more'


' costly to buy in the shops. But in ’ Clitheroe there


i • * •••'.IT’Srtno;: chearty movo. .be;’ coming ia ' JCub' or 'Scout ,


The Lord's table Is only for born again believers


RIB8LE VALLEY PEKTECOSTAL CHURCH W


A LO OD, C ERE TER O RA LITH O


FAMILY SERVICES 10-45 a.m. — 6-15 p.m.


COTTAGE MEETING Wednesday 7-30 p.m.


Inquiries: Clitheroe 25825 ,


" F o r he th a t o a te th and drinketh unworthily eatelh and drlnketh damnation to himself, not discerning th e L o rd 's


b0dy'” 1 Cor. 11:29


is a stockpile of second­ hand items such as swea­ ters, shirts, trousers and belts being built up so that they can be used by new recruits or by mem­ bers who have outgrown their original gear. The job of collecting


ranged by the Ribble Valley Sports Council and Mr Chris Roberts, the chairman, explained that members of Ribble Valley Council’s staff had been invited, and the postpone­ ment was to avoid “put­ ting them in an awkward situation" while following NALGO’s policy of non­ cooperation to obtain a better pay award. Mr Roberts said it was


used in future for short visits by other schools in Lancashire, the rest of the country or even


SPRING was in the air when West Bradford WI arranged an effort for the village’s senior citi­ zens’ fund. With Easter in mind,


their spring market had stalls for fresh flowers and plants, cakes, bring- a n d - b u y , w h i t e elephants and gifts. The function, held in St Catherine’s Sunday


‘Blotted copybook’


<


• Andrew . John Fea the r (18), of Mitton Road, ad mitted entering a lock-up


farage behind Bridge


Rector’s widow


cast-off uniforms is now in the hands of Mrs Mar­ garet Wright, of Hereford Drive. Anyone who may be able.to contribute un­ wanted Cub or Scout togs sh o u ld co n ta c t Mrs Wright (tel Clitheroe


24611).


GOOD TRADE AT AUCTION


THERE was a very good trade in all classes at Mondays fat- stock sale at Clitheroe Auction Mart. Forward were 64 fat cattle, including 25 fat cows, 26 ewes and 180 lambs. Light steers made to 90p per


live kilo (av e ra g e 8 4 .7p); medium to 86.2p (83.7p), light h e ife rs to 8 3 .4p (79.6p).' medium to 80.4d (ftp).. Overall steers and heifers averaged


82.8p. Uncertified steers made to


81.2p (77.8p), heifers to 80p (73.2p), caff bulls to 90.4p (90.2p), fa t cows to <74.2p (64.2p).


Light lambs made to 180p '


(170p), s tandard to 166.5p (1 6 4 .5 p ), medium to IGJp (154.6p). Overall lambs aver­ aged 168.9p. Half-bred ewes


made to £26 per head (£22.50), homed to £18 (£13.70).


THE widow of a former Rector of Bolton-by-Bow- land, Mrs Annie Smithies (75), of Priors Close, Pre­ ston New Road, Black­ burn, died in hospital on Thursday. She was the eldest


BRISTOL — PARKINSON


Shop assistant Miss


Susan Parkinson was mar­ ried to farmer Mr Martyn P ete r B r is to l a t SS M ich a e l and Jo h n ’s Church, Clitheroe. The bride is the second


daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Harry Lofthouse, of C h a tb u rn Road, Clitheroe, where the family have been in busi­ ness as painters and de­ corators for many years. Her late husband, the


daughter of Mr and Mrs James Parkinson, of St Paul’s Street, Low Moor, and the bridegroom is the second son of Mr and Mrs Bryan Bristol, of Whittak­ ers Farm, West Bradford. The bride, given away


Rev. Edgar Smithies, was also a much respected Clitheronian. In addition to being Rector at Bolton- by-Bowland, he served at churches in Gardale, Rathmell and, finally Blackburn. Mrs Smithies is sur­


vived by three brothers and a sister. The funeral was on


Tuesday at St Silas’s Church, Blackburn, where Mrs Smithies had wor­ shipped in recent years, It .was conducted by the vicar, the Rev. T. J. F. Heighway. Cremation was at Pleasington.


T O P T W E N T Y S O U N D S f ^ Se


9 (1) “Together we are beautiful" — Fern Kmney •3. (3) “Atomic” - fondle.


, ' . > 4. (12) “All night long. - Rainbow. _,


5 (11) “Dance yourselt dizzy” — Liquid Gold. . , 6‘ (4) “ G am e s without frontiers” — Peter Gabriel. i , (8) “Turning Japanese” — Vapours. ,


10. (7) “So lonely -7 Police. II (16) “Hands off, she s mine" — The Beat.


13 (13) “iCuba" Gibson Brothers. 14- (_L) “Turn it on again — Genesis. 1


T17 !(14) '“Rock with you — Michael Jackson.' 18‘ (15) “Carrie" -7 uhff Richard.


15;-(_l) “Poison ivy ■ ~ Lambrettas. : in (_) “Happy house — Siouxsie and the Banshees


19 (10) “Coward °f the county.’-’— Kenny Rogers.; 20. '(—) “Spirit of the radio —Rush..’' .


' ’ , '■


’ "Tw ew e ‘gold Ajars’.-jp-;;,status Quo. CharCjcompiled by Ames!Record,_Bar, ,1/


.V Last week’s placing in brackets., Tip fo r ‘the top “Goine: underground — the Jam. LP.’of the week;


,


8. (20) "Echo Beach Martha.and the Muffins. _ 9. (17) “Do that to me one more time” — Captain andTenille.^


12! (—) “Working my way back to you" — Detroit


I (2) “Take that look off your face’! — Marti Webb.


by her father, wore a model Edwardian gown of magnolia silk jersey; with a p le a te d s k i r t and sleeves trimmed with silk ;uipure lace. She had a uhet cap and carried silk


roses aria stephanotis. B r id e sm a id M is s


Elizabeth Parkinson', the bride's sister, wore a long turquoise silk jersey dress, with silk roses in her hair an'd carried matching silk flowers. Best man was Mr


Nicholas Bristol and roomsman was Mr ndrew B r is to l, th e


bridegroom’s brothers. Ushers were Mr Jamies Parkinson, the bride’s brother, and Mr Roger Bristol, the bridegroom’s


brother. The ceremony was con­


ducted by Fr E. Wil­ loughby and organist ,was Mrs H. Crompton. A reception was held at


the Sun Inn, Waddington. .The couple are to live


a t Crayshaw Farm', Newton.


■ Photograph: Mr D. Howarth, Barrow.


! ' jumble wanted :


WHALLEY friends of Bleakholt Animal . Sanctu ary are appealing for arti­ cles for a jumble safe the" are holding on Marc 29th. Donors should con- >tact Mrs Sally. .Carlyon (Tel. Whalley 2401) or


’Mrs Alice Walne (Whalley 2447).


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75 BANK STREET, RAWTENSTALL, ’ ' " ;'and'l7 ABBEY STREET,'"ACCRINGTON ’ \ 3 V errace with intent to


fending) said Feather had 11 O-levels and hoped to be going to university. He had been a young man of h i th e r to e x em p la ry character and it was a shame that he had “blot­ ted his copybook”. It was a one-off offence


steal. Mr Robert Hirst (de­


* brilliant'*-was: fined £25 at ’ Clitheroe for. burglary. ■


vA'I’WHALL'e Y, man de­ sc r ib ed in court/as "rather


School, raised more than £160. Tea and biscuits were served.


hoped to hold the meeting a f te r Easter . In the meantime, written com­ ments should be sent to Mrs Doreen Euinton, 16 Ribblesdale View, Chat- burn.


JOHN LAZENBY TIMBER SUPPLIES


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and he had not taken any­ thing, neither had anyone lost anything.


THE WORKSHOP, HALL STREET, CLITHEROE. Telephone 25877


: £ 3 6 .0 0 E A C H , - , , ,


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