Clitheroe Advcrlherand Times, April 24lh, 1980 3 i f l i safe on)


ri. at 7-30 p.m. \R IS L A N D (A)


da r ed l ic h OF PLAYS


30 p.m. 1AMATIC SOCIETY \ ANNE FRANK


•30 p.m. ; SETTLE YOUR HORN


at 7-30 p.m. RAMA CLUB FRIENDS


30 p.m. OTLIGHTS CLUB WESTERN WORLD


p.m. AMATIC SOCIETY ON SINGULAR


p.m.


STLE PLAYERS [WINA BLACK


SON TICKET: £5.50


- A WEEK OF THE A TRE- pY,OF MYSTERY!


FOLLOWING-FILMS. MOVIE WITH THE MAGIC OF SPRING, ELVIS — THE SPACEMAN AND KING


|l DUMBO 1 SUNDAY, APRIL 27th CLITHEROE RUGBY CLUB


SHIREBURNGENTLEMEN AT


L IT T L EM O O R KICK OFF 3 p.m.


I jam s men


m n c E . 126th, 1980 A T


J CH A TB U R N , 8-30 p.m.


L i , doubles £1.50 l y Smith ■ and Jean Deakin


THEE every Friday night


Late licence — Suppers available


Reasonable dress expected. ADMISSION CHARGE 50p


BEFORE 10 p.m.C1 AFTER


PENDLE HOTEL F A N T A S T IC


I WOULD like to say a few words about clean air. Three years ago I came to live in your beautiful town of Clitheroe from the Outer Hebrides, where ripping gales and horizontal rain were the order of the day . . . but the


quality of the air was magic.. 1 have just finished


ENGLISH MARTYRS OLD CATHOLIC HALL, WHALLEY


DRIVE of this season will be on THURSDAY, MAY 1st at 7-30 p.m.


PLEASE NOTE The last WHIST & DOMINO


cleaning my windows and on completing the task the water was slate grey. I also have the problem of “black snow,” which rains down incessantly on calm days, forming small wind­ blown piles in the corners of my back yard. What has happened to


SAWLEY


MANAGEMENT TEL.


TAXI C NOW ATUTHEROE UNDER NEW


S bet ter .b ‘ an.


Bern vminQ


pU ST JOHN AMBULANCE FLAG DAY SATURDAY, APRIL 26th


COLLECTORS WELCOME TO RING C L I T H E R O E 2 4 7 3 6


26826 RIBBLE VALLEY


PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Waterloo Roail, Clitheruc


FAMILY SERVICES 10-45 a.m. & G-15 p.m.


BIBLE STUDY PRAYER 7-30 p.m. Wednesday


Jesus said:— "I WILL NEVER TURN


A tVA Y ANYONE WHO COMES TOME.- , John 6 \*37


.OUNGEBAR


|5-30 p.m. — 11 p.m. llLABLE A T ANYTIME


ND = = = = =


[•AIL BAR > 11 p.m.


llLABLE AT ANYTIME i B A R E T


...................Admission £1


|...............Admission £1.50 .... Admission £2.00


BZomedlan) plus I A N C I S


ILDW E L L S I rumental group with female I nger)


1 ROSE (andTRIO) WEST BRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH SPRING SALE


SATURDAY, APRIL 26th to be opened at 2-30 p.m. by


SPARS i TICKETS TO THE


IT ON FRIDAY, MAY TE CAMPARI


If . bral Manager Mr Mike [Campari have donated


will be appearing at Campari TV commer-


jlly said by LORRAINE free double ticket for


Ishirt. ITH E R O E AD V ER T IS ER


ACCRINGTON TOWN HALL


on SATURDAY, APRIL 26th at 7-30 p.m. in aid of


BLEAKHOLT ANIMAL SANCTUARY ’ Tickets obtainable from


BLEAKHOLT SHOP IN ACCRINGTON or A T TH E DOOR


£1 each OAP and students 60p each ' REFRESHMENTS INCLUDED


id is e ? ” WADDINGTON SOCIAL AND BOWLING


CLUB present


al80 THE PRESTONeG I n t e s t


|n to compete in the Miss THIRD: £25 cash


FRIDAY, APRIL 25th, 8 p.m. admission £1.25 Including supper flight of admission reserved___________


FOLK NIGHT t h is t l e d o w n


with rU.LD SWORD


MRS M. JONES of CLITHEROE Chairman: Mr A. Fisher of Waddinglon


Cafe, Drapery, Flowers, Fruit and Grocery Stalls, Buffet Teas ADMISSION 5p ________ __


ALL SAINTS'CHURCH, PENDLETON SUPPER DANCE


PENDLETON VILLAGE HALL on FRIDAY, MAY 9th, 1980 DANCING TO


TO BE HELD IN


THE PARKER BROTHERS 8-30 — 1 a.m.


Licensed bar Tickets £1 .SO including supper


Tickets available from:— Mrs P. Btezard, Tel. Clltheroe 22057. Mrs J. Hltchen "Peter Harrison”, 35 Castle Street. Tel. Clitheroe 23240


ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY______________ CLITHEROE WELFARE COMMITTEE OLD PEOPLE'S


HOUSETO HOUSE COLLECTION


April 28th — May 2nd


PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY


CRICKET CLUB W H I S T


CLITHEROE


D R I V E MAY 8th


and every Thursday 7-30 p.m.


TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILD CRAFT FAYRE


FRIDAY, APRIL 25th 6-30 p.m. — 10 p.m.


PARISH CHURCH HALL VARIOUS STALLS, TOMBOLA,


ST ANN'S HOSPICE


COMPETITIONS Proceeds for


Admission 10p Refreshments HENTHORN


GOSPEL CHURCH


We preach Christ crucified I Cor., I, v. 23


Sunday, 6-30 p.m. Preacher, W. Miller, Burnley


7-45 p.m. Believers baptism by immersion


W ed n e sd a y , 2-30 p.m. Women's Fellowship. Mr R. Counsell, Blackburn


7-45 p.m. Prayer and Bible Reading


tVe welcome all Christians to the Baptismal Service


■ ’ STOCKISTS OF (WRANGLER — LEVI — LEE COOPER — WEST ; . COAST'


. WEARENOW,


1. (12) 2.


. '■-!


66/70 WHALLEY ROAD,; ' CUTHEROE Tel. 22697


ECONOMIC STORES :


l ion s from Lady at Lord John. Care Range.


I Major Mixer Blender with 3 i cater for all mixing require-


c l ^ s o c . a t i o n T S


r c o f fe e Machine with four • to ensure perfect coffee every


|les of Campari.


A T ’S WHISKERS, C EN TE - I form and rules.


kns from Lady at Lord John. |n Care Range.


SUNDAY MARKET RAM |NN, CLIVIGER, BURNLEY MAY 4th, 1980 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.


ANTIOUES, FANCY GOOTr WEAR W HOT AND COLD SNACKS


• SOMETHING FOB EVERYONE GOODS, LEATHER AND BASKET


HODDER VALLEY CONSERVATIVE . ASSOCIATION


EVENING MAY 23rd


COFFEE MILL HOUSE, DUNSOP BRIDGE


RIMINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE


DOMINO DRIVE WHIST and


SATURDAY, APRIL 26th


. at 7-45 p.m.


Home-made pie and peas supper


.


Admission: 60p C h i ld r en : 3 5 p


10 (18) "Geno” — Dexy’s Midnight Runners. It" (16) “January, February" — Barbara Dickson


3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.


12- (15) "Don't push it, don’t force it” — Haywood.


14 (8) “Turn it on again — Genesis. 15- (17) “Divine nftcr midnight” — Judf


13. (10) ‘‘M>’ wo rid” — Secret Affair. .......................— Judas Priest.


IVI - - - - - - . , , 16 (9) "Poison ivy” — Lambrettas.


17: (19) "Stomp” — Brothers Johnson, is ’ (11) “Turning Japanese” — Vapours. ,q" (__) "Happy house” — Siouxsie and the Banshees. An* (__) “Kool in the Kaftan" — B. A. Robertson. Last week’s placings in brackets. Tip for the top: “Tike good care of my baby” — Smokey. LP of the


week- “Greatest hits" — Suzi Quat.ro. Chart compiled b y


Ames Record Bar. J


' - ■?"“ "Call me” — Blondie.


(1) “Working my Spinners.


(7) “ King/Food for thought’


way back to you" UB40.


— Detroit


(4) “ Sexy eyes” — Dr Hook. (2) "Dance yourself dizzy” — Liquid Gold. (5) “Night boat to Cairo" — Madness. (3) “ Talk of the Town” — Pretenders.


(13) “ Silver dream machine" — David Essex. (6) "Going underground” — The Jam.


Leon CLITHEROE (E)


those smokeless zones of which we used to hear so


much? While I am in the mood


for getting it o f f my chest, who gave,planning permission for the erec­ tion of the model railway at Edisford? Don’t get me wrong. I


think those model trains are superb and should


have a'track at Edisford — but right by the picnic


area! 1 think the decision to


site ■ it there was ill-con­


ceived. Now I must apologise


to all those people I have


offended and wno think if 1 don't like it here I


should leave. I do like it in Clitheroe


and I am very happy living in your Ribble Valley . . . except I do have this black snow. RODNEY BAINES, 23 West View, - Clitheroe. t q ‘


Difficult for the elderly


ALTHOUGH members of the Ribble Valley Council may not care to be re­ minded, they include a sprinkling of senior citi­


zens. All the more surprising,


therefore, that the council has built a £lm office block having steps to the main public entrance. Steps are a hindrance


to those no longer agile and some way could surely have been devised


to avoid them. BYSTANDER,


Clitheroe


LETTERS for publica­ tion are accepted only on the understanding that they may be edited or condensed at the Editor’s discretion.


TRINITY F O O T B A L L C L U B


BOOK SALE OF THE CENTURY


Saturday, May 3rd 10a.m.to4 p.m.


in Trinity Schoolrooms, Parson Lane, Clitheroe


ADMISSION 10p Refreshments


over 10,000 Books for sale


Barry’s big


leap


THE sky’s the limit for the Clitheroe teenager Barry Townson when he sets ‘out to raise money for local participants in the Duke of Edinburgh


gold award scheme. For Barry (18), of


Peel Park Close, will be pulling the rip-cord and falling to earth from the clouds on a sponsored parachute jump in order to collect the cash from friends and workmates. His adventure starts


in a fortnight when he travels to a Nottingham airfield for a two-day course of intensive train- ing prior to his jump. Barry, an engineering


apprentice with Rolls Royce, Barnoldswick,


obtained the idea from a workmate, but admits the “ butterflies” are


building up as the take­ off date nears. “ I suppose I will be


quite nervous, but there is no turning back now,” he said. Barry, a former pupil-


of Ribblesdale School,- hopes the money he raises will help some of his old friends land Duke of Edinburgh awards. “A lot of the pupils at


the school go in for the scheme and with luck they will be able to use the money to buy equip­ ment for the various projects involved," he


said. I f Barry enjoys his pa­


rachute leap, he may go for a repeat perform­ ance, especially with the t r a in in g know-how


under his belt.


YFC proud of Julie


CO NG R A TU LA T IO N S were given to Clitheroe YFC member Julie Par­ kinson who finished third in the county fashion show junior section, when members met for their weekly meeting. It was held at Dow-


nham Hall Farm, by kind invitation of Mr David Shaw, and Mr Frank Wrathall judged the stock judging competition. Results: Milk cows —


Seniors — M. Bristol, J. Thornber, E. Hargreaves and T. Binns (joint). Juniors — R- Smith, A. Jackson, E. Cowperth- waite and S. Cowgill


(joint). Dry Cows — Seniors — .


E. Lonsdale and D. Walmsley (joint), J. Faud. Juniors — R. Haworth. Thanks were given by


Stephen Morris and Rus­ sell Berry.


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' j ' i t V CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL


TUESDAY, the 6th MAY, 1980, commencing at 7 n.m. to celebrate the election of COUNCILLOR LEO WELLS as Mayor of Clitheroe.


will be held at the CASTLE RESTAURANT on A DINNER Letters to the Editor


Mayor should obtain their tickets (price £5(50) from the undersigned at the Mayor's Parlour, Church Street, not later tnan Friday, May 2nd. The office is open on the


Reception by The Worshipful the Mayor at 6-30 p.m. Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of dining with the


mornings of Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Tickets are limited. L. D. TELFORD Town Clerk


‘Black snow’ is a problem


THE Queen’s Award export achievement delighted'


because the honour is Ve,,y much a team effort.


Very much a team effort CLOSE SHAVE!


for


------------- has Rectella staff


The company started exporting in 1973 to De­


nmark, then to the rest of Scandinavia, and is now the biggest world expor­ ter of textile wallcover- ■ngs to that area — a remarkable feat, as Scan­ dinavia has an interna­ tional name for its own wallcoverings.


Exports have virtually


doubled every year since li>73 and more and more countries have been added to the international dis­ tribution sales network throughout Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Australasia. Another


has been breakthrough - ------ in Iceland,


"'here Rectella are now market leaders. A bus


was specially adapted as a mobile showroom and


tra v e l led throughout Scandinavia right up into the Arctic Circle, with Mr


Eventhall and Mr Woolley establishing sales outlets.


The two men spent a


total of 150 days last year on overseas sales trips and these are backed up with visits by the design and technical heads to


BUT for a dramatic sea r e s cue , t h e r e would have been no Queen's Award for'Rectel la this year. The two men leading


the export drive nearly drowned in the North Sea, just at the time when the company was m a k in g i ts g r e a l e s l imp a c t on o v e r s e a s sales. Joint managing d i ­


rector Leon Eventhal l and snles director Ken Woolley were on a f ish­ ing t r ip o f f F l am - horough Head when a storm blew up and a freak wave hit the boat. The mast sn a p p e d


f ishermen fighting for their lives in icy water (it was December). By a r e m a r k a b l e


stroke o f luck another fishing boat was fleeing b a c k to port and an alert s k ip p e r spo t t ed one o f the men bobbing in the sea. A few minutes later


all seven had been re­ s cued. Af t e rwards in Bridl ington Hospi tal , th e y we re c ong ra tu­ l a t e d by t h e l o c a l mayor on their aston­ ishing escape. Ken Woolley said this


and the boat went down in a mat ter o f seconds; leaving the two collea­ gue s and f ive o t h e r


help develop specific- ranges for eacn country. Rictured are some of


the company’s workforce outside the factory in Queensway. .Key workers locally, besides Mr De- whurst, include company secretary Mr George Brookes, of Springfield,


Whalley man’s footpathbattle costs £683


A PROLONGED but unsuccessful legal battle over a riverside footpath has cost a.. Whalley


U V C I « i 1 » V.* --------


man £683 out of his life savings. This is the sum Mr Jack


.--------


r ii y i o f S y d n e y Avenue,-will have to pay


T ..ncashire County Coun­ cil.—on top of his own undisclosed legal costs — after losing actions in both the High Court and


the Court of Appeal. He claimed that a short


private path beside the River Calder at Whalley bridge was really a public footpath. He sought an order in the High Court claiming the county coun­ cil had not done its duty to protect the public’s


right of way. Mr Guyer lost the case


and was' ordered to pay costs. The council’s High­ ways and Transportation Committee agreed it would seek only out-of- pocket expenses, which amounted to £217. Undeterred, Mr Guyer


turned to the Court of Appeal — and was again unsuccessful. An order for costs was again granted to the council by the court . . . and the highways committee again agreed it would seek only out-of- pocket expenses, namely


i’-lCG. Members could have


asked for a much larger sum representing the council’s true costs, in­ cluding staff time and ad­ ministrative expenses. However, they took into account what had been said on Mr Guver’s behalf in the Appeal Court. At the hearing it was


submitted he had acted in a public spirited manner. He had not taken court


" T O P T W E N T Y


action for private gain but . for what he consi­ dered to be an important


part of Whalley’ life. I t was said that Mr


Guyer was a person of fairly modest means who had been using part of his life savings to finance the


appeal. It was stated, too, that


local authorities every­ where would benefit from the guidance given by the court as to the extent to which they must protect rights of way. Previously there had


been little' guidance by way of court decisions on questions of this nature, because not many people were prepared to spend their money in this way.


Mr Guyer declined to comment on the case and


the county council’s action on costs.


Moving day for council


RIBBLE Valley Council staff will say goodbye to th e ir old offices to ­


morrow. On Monday, instead of


being scattered at pre- pi i s e s t h r o u it h o u t Clitheroe, they will all be together under the same roof . . . at the new £lm council offices. The doors will be open


for normal business at 2- p.m. on Monday-. A coun- icil officer stressed that this did riot mean public tours of the building would be conducted throughout the afternoon. Viewing times would probably be announced


later. The official opening:


ceremony is on May 9th at 7 p.m.


Escaped after slashing tyres


THREE men who es­ caped in a Ford Escort after slashing tyres on


- two cars and a. mini-bus are being sought b y ( Clitheroe police. The men — all’thought


to be Asians — caused £320 worth of damage to the vehicles which were parked in Holden Street. Thev are owned; by Mr Zulfiqur Hussain. The attack took place just b e fo re m idn igh t on


Sunday. One of the men has '


been described, as fat, wearing a dark' overcoat, and a‘ trilby .'Another was


said to be thin and wear­ ing a dark, velvet jacket.


•r . :v> . We have a


comprehensive making up service


*


— let us quote for you.


We have Fabrics for loose covers,


plains or prints.


We specialise in ^ VELVETS — agood range always in


stock. For Bettor Curtains, consult^


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week experts had told him, that i f they had been ano th e r 10 mi ­ nute s in the freezing waters, all would have died from exposure and shock.


Holden, Bolton-by-Bow- land; technical manager Mr Harold Owen, of C la r em o n t A v enu e , Clitheroe; production manager Mr David Mack­ enzie, of Chatburn Road; and senior sales assistant Mrs Jean Golies, of Duns- ter Grove, Clitheroe.


Jumped on top of car


A CLITHEROE youth was upset with his girl friend so he jumped on to the top of a parked ear damaging it to the value of £250, the town’s magis­ trates heard. Paul Michael Marsden


CUTHEROE WORKINGMENS CLUB Saturday, April 26th


Great Country and Western Group


JOHNNY M AC TRIO \


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Jr - Ik ? - f < ■ customers lets his -


That's service for you \


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19, Greshan House', Ournley, Lancs.


Dear Sirs, I an writing to thank you for the


excellent service given to us when our Rental Colour TV. went on the blink........


particularly as i t was 2.30tw Saturday afternoon and we were looking forward to our nomal week-end viewing.


We were surprised and delighted that you loaned us free o f charge a colour set until our own set was returned, which is now working p erfectly.


Thank you. Irene Robinson. 99


i\


v rememberiits the after sales service that • MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE(>-■;&£!&■


C O LO U R TV, HI -FI & VIDEO - S P EC IA L IS TS


2 SWAN COURTYARD, CLITHEROE Telephone 22661/2


TOURING CARAVANS?


SEE OUR SELECTION FROM THE IN­ LINE RANGE


(17) a warehouseman of Kirkmoor Road, admitted damaging the car and was fined £50 with £250 com­


sorry for doing it. I was upset wi th my gi rl friend."


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pensation. • He told the court, “I m


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COMPLETE WITH BRASS HANDLES AND LETTER PLATE — £55.


WHITE CONTIPLAS — 38p sq. ft. TEAK CONTIPLAS — 45pi sq. ft.


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Wed. 9 to 12-30. Sat. 9 to S p.m.


Open Mon., Tuea., Thirs., Frl.., 9 to 5-30.


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*


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