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Dr ama ti c


Meet your friends for coffee at THE CLITHEROE Wl


CHRISTMAS MARKET ST MARY’S LOWER HALL, YORK STREET ENTRANCE on


SATUR DAY, NOVEMBER 2 7 th 10-30 a.m. to 1 pan.


CHRISTMAS FARE, CONFECTIONERY, PRODUCE, PLANTS, CRAFTS etc.


A D M I S S IO N FFtEE


MBER. Br i t - f o r Ch r is t ro c k gr o u p ,


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ANTIQUE and COLLECTORS FAIR


GISBURN, LANCS MAIN ASS ROAD


COMMERCIAL HOTEL,


TODAY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25th AND EVERY THURSDAY


2 p.m. to 9-30 p.m. TRADE 1 p.m.


30 Stalin plus ANYTHING VICTORIAN A TO SELL. PLEASE BRING ALONG


DETAILS: COTTAGE FAIRS. Tel. 075 G78 G83


CHIPPING and DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL and HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY


NO T IC E is hereby given that the


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above society will be held at


MOORCOCK IN N , BLEASDALE


MONDAY, DECEMBER 6 th , 1 9 8 2 Commencing 8 p.m.


ST PAUL’S PARISH HALL


Low Moor


CHRISTMAS FAYRE


Sat., Nov. 27th, at 2-30 p.m. Opener Mrs Audrey Hunt


Admission: Adults 10p, Children 5p


Usual stalls and teas


Slaidburn Trefoil Guild ANNUAL


CHRISTMAS FAIR ‘


CLITHEROE CRICKET, BOWLING, TENNIS AND NETBALL CLUB


Chatburn Road FLOODLIT NETBALL


TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 7-30 p.m. BLACKBURN ROVERS v


CLITH ERO E NETBALL LEAGUE


ANTIQUE COLLECTORS . FAIR


/ The Manor House Hotel \ *


(Fully licensed) n -


A'v Thomton-In-Craven Earby. lJ AjV-’on theA5GCn1ne to Skioton Road


' * ' NOVEMBER 28th ' , ' 10 a.m. to 4-30 p.m. -/jALL COLLECTABLES


f BOUGHT AND SOLD 1 Catering — Car Park


] Details EARBY 842169 CLITHEROE


FOOTBALL CLUB


BBNGO NIGHT TUESDAY,


(GOODS) NOVEMBER 30th


Royal British Legion Club 8 p.m.


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


SKIPTON CONSERVATIVES GRINDLETON AND WEST BRADFORD BRANCH


in St Catherine’s Sunday School


JUMBLE SALE on Saturday


.m. >nts SATUR DAY, NOVEMBER 2 7 th Evening Gazette; BUMPER


CHRISTMAS FAYRE


United Reformed Church 11 a.m.


GIFTS FOR ALL


VISIT THE LARGEST NEW CAR SHOW ON THE FYLDE COAST, AND SEE FOR


YOURSELF THE FANTASTIC RANGE OF NEW CARS AVAILABLE FOR 1983 Other attractions include:


r A n c i l la ry S e r v i c e s a n d A c c e s s o r i e s t Ra l ly V id e o S h o w


t R a d io 2 1 9 r C l a s s i c /E x o t i c /H i s t o r i c a l C a r E x h ib i t io n r T h e c h a n c e to win t h e f a b u l o u s D a ih a t s u C h a rm a n t a t t h e t h r o w o f t h e d i c e


Adu»sn8and CflAps 40P


Have a good day out in Blackpool . on December 3, 4 and 5 An Exhibition packed with


.everything you need to know


before buying a car at the Qvr>l i icluo


4 B M A WINTER GARDENS COMPLEX f l H H n


V B W A Friday and Saturday, 10am — 9pm. Sunday 10am — 6pm


Church St, Blackpool


THE ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN WITH HEART DISORDERS


J U M B L E S A L E MONDAY.


NOVEMBER 29th


ST JOHN’S AMBULANCE HALL, CLITHEROE .


at 7 p.m. Admission 5p Cake and Seconds Stall


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL CHRISTMAS .


DANCE FRIDAY,


DECEMBER 3rd Dancing to


THE DALESMEN 9 p.m. till 1 a.m.


Supper from 9-30 p.m. Admission £2.50 LICENSED BAR Tickets available Tel. Slaidburn 259 and 642


& & SELL THOSE


UNWANTED ITEMS WITH A TEL-SEL


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* 7 days a week service. * Mini skips will fit most driveways.. * Ideal for disposal of building, household and garden waste.


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TOP TWENTY SOUNDS *


1. (2) “Heartbreaker” — Dionne Warwick.. 2. (1) “I don’t wanna dance” ■


10. (13) “Rio” — Duran Duran. 11. (12) “Living on the ceiling” — Blancmange. 12. (7) “Do you really want to hurt me” — Culture Club.


3. (9) “Mirror man” — The Human League. 4. (5) “Theme from Harry’s game” — Clannad. 5. (4) “Sexual healing” — Marvin Gaye. 6. (3) “Mad world” — Tears for Fears. 7. (34) “The other side of love” — Yazoo. 8. (10) “Young guns” — Wham. 9. (6) “Man eater” — Daryl Hall and John Oates.


— Eddy Grant.


13. (11) “Ooh, la, la, la (let’s go dancin’)” — Kool and the Gang.


17. (31) “Youth of today” — Musical Youth. 18. (35) “Truly” — Lionel Richie. 19. (50) “Night porter” —Japan. 20. (17) “Caroline” — Status Quo. . National placings are in brackets. Tip for the top:


15. (24) “Save your love” — Renee and Renato. 16. (28) “Wishing I had a picture of you” — Flock of Seagulls.


14. (8) “The girl is mine” — Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney.


CUTHF Ol vbSv P Take a load off your mind!


RUBBISH and BUILDERS WASTE


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Tel. 842319 SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER £149.95


plus a selection of accessories including CASSETTE RECORDER — PRINTER — MEMORY CARTRIDGES — FLOPPY DISC


UNIT— EXPANDER CART— GAMES PACK etc.


November 27th ’ at 2-30 p.m.


Admission: 5p


Bus leaves King Lane at 1-45 p.m.


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NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


t® NELSON


. 6 9 4 9 2 9 or BLACKBURN


6 6 2 4 2 4 Call or write to


15 MARKET SQUARE, NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET, BLACKBURN


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PARISH CHURCH ORGAN SOCIETY


CLITHEROE


DECEMBER 4th 1982 — at S p.m.


CONCERT SATURDAY,


ORGAN


JACK LONGSTAFF For organ duets joined by


.Elizabeth’s Grammar School organist St James, Blackburn)


(Director of Music, Queen


CHARLES MYERS (CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH)


Students and OAP’s 60p ALL ARE WELCOME


Non-members £1.00 Admission:


NERVOUS, WORRIED ABOUT OVEREATING,


ARE YOU TENSE,


EXAM NERVES, DRIVING TEST, INSOMNIA, MARITAL PROBLEMS?


HYPNOTHERAPY CAN HELP


Ring W HALLEY 2 6 1 0


AT ANY TIME FOR CONSULTATION


Forget the Rest — Book The Best!


(Years of experience) TEL. CLITH EROE


DISCO 26507 or 27256


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i JUMBLE SALE


SATURDAY,


NOVEMBER 27th, 2 p.m.


at the METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, WADDINGTON


Admission 3p


DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL


WHIST and


DOMINOES THIS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th 7-45 p.m. Admission 65p


CHILDRENS DOMINOES


including refreshments Good prizes also


Fellowship Christian United


will meet Saturday, November 27th, at


7-30 p.m., at St Annes


Court, Low Moor


Conducted by Mr B. Clarke and young people Everyone welcome


A FOLK night held at the Parkers Arms, Newton, on Friday, by permission of Mr Harry Rhodes, raised £170 for the South Atlantic Fund. “Street Life” was the group providing the en­


tertainment. Competition winners


were: Mr J . Metcalf (gallon of whisky) and Mr R. Crompton (pound notes in bucket). Raffle winners: Mrs G. Crompton, Mr J. Howard,


Mr F. Seed, Mr I. Seed, Kay’s husband, who died Mr Eastwood, Elaine earlier in the year, and Martin.


by Mrs G. Kay, of Newton Hall.


Prizes were presented round the village, these are to be planted


Some tulip bulbs were a re p ic tu red at the donated in memory of Mrs tombola.


Organisers and visitors


M O W 3M S T O C K THE


COMMODORE VIC 20 COMPUTERS-COMPUTERS


Saturday, December 4th 2-30 p.m.


Slaidburn Village Hall Opener


Mrs P. HOULDSWORTH Division Commissioner G.G.


Admission 5p Children Free Refreshments available


.


WADDINGTON SPORTS COMMITTEE I


NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND UNITED REFORMED CHURCH


CHRISTMAS FAIR


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, at 3 p.m., in the


SCHOOLROOM Various stalls Buffet teas


GISBURN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE


CHRISTMAS FAYRE


Saturday, December 4lh, to be opened by


MRS MONK 2-30 p.m.


Admission 20p, Children lOp


Stalls, Tombola, Father Christmas, Teas


Proceeds for Clitheroe Hospital and WI Funds


Gisburn Festival Hall Management Committee


REGRET


Friday, November 26th is now


T h e 5 0 /5 0 DANCE to have been held on


CANCELLED


THORNLEY COMMUNITY CENTRE


XMAS WHIST DOM


and


DECEMBER 1st at 7-45 p.m.


INO DRIVE ill


COMMUNITY CENTRE ADMISSION GOp


HARD at work on the Christmas concert “Holy Boy” being presented by the Lancashire Education A u th o r i ty ’s Regional Music School are these local youngsters. “Holy Boy” is a work


show at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, on December 7th and 8th, at 7-30 p.m. A choir of about 80


for Christmas with a dif­ ference. The narrative and libretto present an Old Testament opening describing David’s early life as a shepherd boy and the role of King Saul, before moving to the Nativity and the role of King Herod. The music school, which


is based at Edisford County Primary School and meets on Thursday evenings, will produce the


voices comprising primary and secondary school pupils, teachers, parents and senior citizen volun­ teers has been formed as a joint community effort. Choir trainer is Mrs


Marie Tomlinson, county area music adviser. In­ strumentalists from the Lancashire Schools’ Sym­ phony Orchestra and Training Orchestra will be accompanying the singers. Boys from Clitheroe


Donor campaign is stepped up


A MAJOR kidney and organ donor campaign was launched on Tuesday by the North Western Regional Health Authority.


Hawkers urged to register


Royal Grammar School will be doing the acting. They are being rehearsed by head of art Mrs Val­ erie McDonald, who has also made the costumes. A further performance


of “Holy Boy” will be given in a concert of Christmas music at Pre­ ston Guild Hall on De­ cember 10th. Tickets are available


from students , taking part or from the Clitheroe Ad­ vertiser and Times office.


Restaurant


RIBBLE Valley council­ lors have approved a plan for a restaurant in King S tre et , Whalley. The building, which used to be a house, is between Crook’s Garage and the Crab Apple Craft Shop. The main external alter­ ation will be a 34ft.-long single-storey extension at the back.


Housing Officer Mr Peter Gladwin thinks that many will be ignorant of the new regulations and sug­ gests that they should contact his department without delay. One requirement of the


HAWKERS selling food from vans throughout the Ribble Valley are being urged to register under new legislation which came in to force on November 1st. Borough Health and


new legislation' is that they should make their vehicles available for hy­ giene inspection.


THE site of an old Chip­ ping mill can be used for


Mill site


Raike Mill used to stand on what is now a derelict plot adjacent to the vil­ lage’s advanced factory unit. The applicants are W. Pye Ltd.


residential development, Ribble Valley councillors have agreed in principle. The former Saunder


night


to 100,000 p o ten tia l kidney donors who would carry a signed donor card. It is also intended to


It is hoped to recruit up


increase the awareness and acceptance of other forms of organ donation, such as liver, heart and eyes. At the same time, the


DISCO DANCE AND BUFFET


(NIGHT LIGHT blSCO)


SATURDAY, 27th NOVEMBER Shoot off 9-00 p.m. Buffet fropi 9-30 p.m.


: SUN INN WADDINQTON Tickets C3.50 ,


■' Available from "Witchcraft," Moor Lane or Sun Inn, , . Waddlngton


:


CLITHEROE LADIES’ HOCKEY CLUB


JUMBLE SALE


THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2nd,


TRINITY CHURCH ROOM, TRINITY CHURCH Admission 5p


Doors open 8 p.m. .


Preparing for a festive concert T


—Former coalman took own life


*


RETIRED Clitheroe coal merchant Mr George Richard Mitchell, of Long- sight Avenue, had been subject to depression since ill-health forced him to give up work, the East Lancashire Coroner, Mr George Graham, heard at an Accrington inquest.


dead from carbon monox­ ide poisoning in the garage at his home. The coroner returned a verdict that Mr Mitchell killed himself..


Mr Mitchell was found


that Mr Mitchell (61) was forced to give up his coal business in 1974 after an injury. He then worked as a domestic at Brockhall Hospital, but a further


The coroner was told


injury meant giving up that job as well.


active man before his ill­ ness and had become de­ pressed since having to retire completely.


He had been a very


Antiques gallery


THE former Borough T re a su re r ’s Office in Clitheroe has taken on a new look as an antiques shop and gallery. Mytton House, in


Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Community Health Council is launch­ ing its own recruiting drive. The CHC hopes to con­


tact local firms and large stores to ask them to mount a display and dis­ tribute donor cards during the next 12 months. There is a great need


for donors and recently the Vehicle Licensing Centre, Swansea, began to enclose organ donor slips with licences, thus reaching about 3m drivers a year.


Flooding


HEAVY overnight rain on Monday caused flood­ ing on the A59 road near Sawley Abattoir. Gisburn police were called out but there was no delay to traffic.


were Coun. and Mrs Fred Green, Canon and Mrs John Hudson, Mr Simon Hughes, curator of the National Exhibition of Children’s Art, and Mr John Holdsworth, trea­ surer of the Chippendale Society. Proprietor Mr Michael


Church Street, was offi­ cially opened on Thursday evening by the Mayor of Ribble Valley, Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg, accompanied by Mr Charles Clegg. Among the 70 guests


T e c h n i c s Z25 System.


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PRICE FROM ONLY £299.95


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 25th, 1982 3


man’s plaything. induce the odd double-take.


A Technics Svsrem for a shade over £400 is bound to . . .


Rest assured.ourZ25 is nureTechnies from its soft-touch


cassette deck right up to it.s belt-drive turntable. WeYe also included a pair of our matched speakers


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S. Atlantic Fund


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FREE DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION


Special hire purchase rates available through a leading finance: house.


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BURNLEY NELSON BARNOLDSWICK EARBY Tel. 37118 Tel. 62600 Tel. S13309


Tel. 842319


“Love” — John .Lennon. LP of the week: “Kids from Fame.’’.Chart compiled by Castle Records and Tapes. ,


Christmas Preseijit £ 1 . OFF


PENDLE MILL SHOP


Knitwear, Skirts anti Jeans '


from ' „


NOVEMBER 25th-DECEMBER 2nd, Tel. Clitheroe 23174 Pendle Road t S4


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