J Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) CLITHEROE ADVERTISER AND TIMES 1


EATING OUT GUIDE £ 2 3 1982


RED PUMP INN UNDERNEW


; BASHALL EAVES Tel. Stony hurst 227


MANAGEMENT Traditional Sunday lunches


Farmhouse cooking A la carte menu


Children welcome — we serve children’s ' portions


A wide range of bar snacks always available


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Advance bookings and private parties welcome


AA** ROEFIELD HOTEL


EDISFORD BRIDGE (B6243) CLITHEROE. Tel. 22010


Residential, 22 rooms, private bath, colour TV


IN THE QUIET OF THE COUNTRYSIDE — YET ONLY A MILE FROM THE CENTRE OF CLITHEROE


RESTAURANT IS OPEN AGAIN (to residents and non-residents) AFTER EXTENSIVE REDECORATION , DUE TO FLOOD DAMAGE


WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT OUR


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HARK TO BOUNTY INN .


SLAIDBURN


RECOMMENDED COUNTRY PUB, IN THE DELIGHTFUL FOREST OF BOWLAND


EGON RONAY AND B.T.A.


BAR SNACKS, EVENING MEALS, AFTERNOON TEAS .AND HIGH TEAS AVAILABLE


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE RING SLAIDBURN 246


r Copy Rook Hotel' Residential Hotel Tel. Bolton-by-Bowland 205


Bolton-by-Bowland Nr Clitheroe, Lancs


A traditional country pub set in the heart of the Ribble Valley, yet only 2 miles from the A59


Our Excellent Bar Snack Menu available Daily Lunch and evenings Also A-La-Carte Restaurant


BED and BREAKFAST Proprietors


COLIN and JOYCE BROUGHTON


GEORGIAN WINDOW THE . Licensed Restaurant,


' WADDINGTON SA TU RD A Y


A-La-Carte luncheon from 12 noon Dinner from 7 p.m.


1 SUNDAY


Table D’hote luncheon from 12 noon High tea from 4 p.m.-


An ideal venue with exclusive use of facilities for weddings, party functions of all kinds, car rallies and treasure hunts. '


Bar with draught beer. MAYDAY


Open for luncheon and high tea PHONE CLITHEROE 25090 for reservations and inquiries.


GREENDALE RESTAURANT (Licensed)


Downham Road, Chatburn RING CLITHEROE 41316


SUNDAY LUNCH (12 noon to 1-30 p.m.) 3 courses E3.75


(reductions for children)


AFTERNOON TEAS, 3 to 4 p.m. HIGH TEAS, 4 to 6 p.m.


Swan and Royal Hotel


Smoked Salmon Prawn Cocktail PateMaison


DINNER £6.95 inclusive Prawn Mornay


Fresh Grapefruit


Savoury Pancake Fruit Juice


Soupofthe Day ^


Rump Steak with Mushrooms and Tomatoes Steak Diane


Chefs Steak, Kidney and Mushroom Pie Grilled Gammon and Eggs Scampi Provencale Sole Mornay


Chefs Roast of the Day Chicken Breast Supreme


All served with Chefs Vegetables of the Day A Choice of the Sweets Trolley Coffee and Mints


Trout Swan and Royal


pple Pancake and English Cream Choice of the Cheese Board


. Served 7 p.m. — 9 p.m. •


HIGH TEAS EVERY SUNDAY 3-30 p.m. — 6 p.m. RESIDENTIAL


LUNCH SERVED EVERY DAY 12 — 2 p.m. BAR SNACKS EVERY. DAY (except Sunday lunch),


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NPARKERS ARMS LUNCH and EVENINGS -


EWTON-IN-BOWLAND Tel. SLAIDBURN 236


We serve your meal in the Bar or Dining '


, Room (at no extra cost!). HIGH TEAS ON SUNDAY


SALMON TEAS A SPECIALITY Weddings and Parties catered for


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BLOCK CAPITALS PLEASE -------


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Fill In the coupon and send It to .VEATING OUT GUIDE 1902,” CLITHEROE ADVERTISER AND TIMES, 3 KING STREET, CLITHEROE. The correct entry chosen will win a £15 vouchor to be spent with any: advertiser In this I, Drink at t‘ *


’Guide, on Food,


Latest date for entrlos, Tueiday noon, May 4th. Wlnnors will be notified by post.


t their convenience ..


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and Restaurant CLITHEROE i Tel. 23130


FOR DETAILS OF


ADVERTISING Tel.


CLITHEROE 22323 SUE REDDIN -


and ask for


PLOUGH INN WIGGLESWORTH


OUR BAR MENU HAS NOW MOVED INTO THE GOURMET CLASS


A NEW DIMENSION FOR BAR FOOD


We already have a reputation for fir st class food at reasonable price} and now we are offering— ■ ★ A help yourself salad bar of great variety. ★ New and unusual hot dishes as well as old favourites.


.★ Choices of starters and sweets. Table reservations in the • dining room ; for bar meals (except


Sundays). ★ Seven days a week service (shorter menu Sundays).


Our “Furrows” Restaurant is open every everting • Family lunch on Sundays ■


Ring Long Preston 243 for reservations


Casitle (Licensed)- Restaurant


Situated in the market town of historic Clitheroe in the heart of the Ribblc Valley. The “ '


country cuisine.


You will find a smart, attractively furnishedt dining room and cocktail bar with soft and intimate atmosphere, providing both excellent service and good. food.


The. “Castle” caters for relaxed evening meals with an extensive Table d’ Hole menu, £7 and Lite Bite menu.


Traditional lunch and high tea are served on Sundays, £3.95 and this value for money 3 course menu also extends into the evening.


Weddings and private parties catered for, menus on request.


Lunch and bar snacks served daily. The atmosphere is relaxing and friendly. Come along, we will be pleased to see you.


Licensed till midnight, 1-30 a.m., Friday and Saturday for private parties.


All leading credit cards accepted.


THIS FRIDAY, APRIL 30th Dancing to East Lancashire’s


to p dj KEN BROWN \ Your iveekend is not complete without a visit to the ’‘Castle."


BRICK HOUSE HOTEL, Residential


Chipping


We are open for lunch on SUNDAY and BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY from 12 noon to 2 p.m.


For your table reservation ring C H O P P IN G 3 1 6


★ ★ ★ AA GISBURN , ★ ★ ★ RAC


THE STIRK HOUSE HOTEL LANCASHIRE


DINNER DANCE AND CABARET, FRIDAYS (except May 14th)


DINNER DANCE EVERY SATURDAY CHOICE OF MENU


CARVER TABLE D’HOTE A LA £5.50


£6.95 CARTE 70p cover charge Fridays, 60p Saturdays


DIP AND DINE ANY DAY for a charge of 63 pp


which includes swimming pool and sauna, £2 of


which is refundable when partaking of a meal In our restaurant on that day


. For further details Tel. GISBURN 581 Castle" offers you the vei'y best of 1 RAC ENTER THE COMPETITION


Clitheroe Advertiser-and Times, April 29th, 1982 3


Planning in the


pipeline


A PROPOSAL to store animal and i>et .food, with part of the premises used for display at Candle Makers Croft, off Low- ergate, Clitheroe, has been re­ ceived by the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning Department (application number 0200). Other applications include: Stonyhurst — overhead line


at Hodder Place (0193). Sabden — kitchen extension


WE MAKE EVERY NIGHT A SPECIAL NIGHT AT


HARROP FOLD FARM


FOR A DELIGHTFUL MEAL IN TRADITIONAL


GUESTHOUSE r


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND 600


COUNTRY SETTING Tel.


. B L E A K H O U S E FULLY .LICENSED RESTAURANT


KEMPLE END, STONYHURST


s


WE SPECIALISE IN HOME COOKING


Parties catered for from Tuesday to ' Thursday inclusive


DINNERS, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays: Lunch and high teas


SPECIALITY DISH, MIXED GRILL Seating for 40


ADVANCE BOOKING ONLY Tel. STONYHURST 335


at 4 Whalley Road (0194). Clithcroc — demolition of


THE first stage of im­ provements to facilities at Whalley Cricket, Tennis and Bowling Club was of­ ficially declared open on Saturday evening by pres­ ident Mr John Feather. Work done in recent


Festival augurs well for future


months has extended the front of the pavilion to provide a bigger club- room. Afterwards, about 80


FOLLOWING the success of the Ribble Valley


players, members, trus­ te es 'an d wives tucked into a . buffet dinner served by the ladies of the social committee. Among those who at­


Arts Festival fortnight the council will be looking into the possibility of holding a similar event in the future. According to the Ribble


tended were members of Whalley Rangers FC, who will share the new facilities. Pictured is" Mr Feather


Valley Council’s deputy town clerk, ■ Mr Brian Manning, the i-esponse to . making the civic hall av­ ailable to local organisa­ tions to stage events had been most encouraging. The council itself, the Round T ab le ,


(seated, centre) with trus­ tees and social committee members.


Stole ring


on impulse A CLITHEROE man stole a gold engagement, ring on impulse for his estranged wife, Clitheroe magistrates were told. John Richard Bridge


(23), unemployed, of Faraday Avenue, admit­ ted stealing the ring, the property of Mrs Barbara Porter, of Grafton Street, Clitheroe. Mrs J. Howard, pro­


w f f lg » ia a i [d)[d)I Mr and Mrs C. L. Smithies


WINE AND DINE IN THIS 18th CENTURY . CORN MILL IN OLD WORLD SURROUNDINGS BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED BY CHIPPING BROOK DINNERS 7-30 — 9 p.m. LUNCH SUNDAY 12-30— 1-30 CLOSED SUNDAY EVENING AND ALL DAY MONDAY WEDDINGS AND PARTIES CATERED FOR


FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS PHONE C CHIPPING 553 HIPPING, NR PRESTON, LANCS


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times and Rotary Club of Cl ith e ro e , Slaidburn Silver Band and ballet and dance interests put on events, and this week has, seen the drama festival. In fact, the three-day


the


festival of ballet and dance proved such a huge success that it is hoped to hold it . on four days next year. There were 711 entries


(Mellor) won the Greek Shield . and was placed fourth in the ballet (8-9 years). In the 8-9 years section,


S tep h an ie Mitchell


J e a n e t te H a r t le y (Higham) gained fourths


Laura Woods (Whalley) took second place in character and was third in ballet and national. In the same age.group


in character and song and dance; Michelle Jones (Pleckgate) was third in modern and fourth in ballet and Louise Kerr (Whalley) was second in the national section. Zoey, Je an e tte and


and organiser Mrs Kay Thurston; of Slaidburn, said the adjudicator, Miss Mary Leonard, had been pleased with the setting and quality of competi­ tion. One of the most sue--


secuting, said Bridge was at a house where Mrs Porter was showing rings to a customer. When no- one was looking he took one worth £39 from a tray. The police were in­


.Mellor, who won trophies in the national and charac­ ter sections. As well as firsts in


cessful local competitors was Zoey Hacking, of


formed and when, inter­ viewed, Bridge admitted taking it on impulse after a drinking session. The ring had been recovered. Bridge was given a six-


month prison sentence suspended for two years.


those sections, in the 10- 11 age group, she gained a second in ballet and fourth places in Greek and modern dance. Also among the local


. in the senior duet. Holiday post


out-buildings for shop extension behind 79 Lowergate (0195); gateway improvements at the New Lodge, Browsholme Hall (0206). Chaiglcy — extension to house at Sagar Wood, Birdy


Brow (0196). Chipping — alterations and


extensions to 8 Club Lane (0198); proposed alterations and change of use from county council store to. dwelling at 6 Church Raikes (0199); proposed section of overhead line at Crag House Farm (0203); detached bungalow on land adjacent to 1 Old Hive (0197). Rimington — proposed sec­


tion of overhead lme lft Riming­ ton Lane (0202). Bolton-by-Bowland — con­


version of a barn off Holden Lane to a dwelling and double garage (0209).


DisqualifiecT from driving


A CLITHEROE woman was disqualified from driving for six months and ordered to pay fines total­ ling £120 when she ap­ peared before Clitheroe magistrates on motoring offences. Mrs Margaret Hibble,


Laura were second in the senior classical trio and Zoey and Jeanette second


ALL post offices in the Ribble Valley will be closed on Monday, but pensions and allowances due for payment can be paid this week instead. Telegrams will be "deli­


vered between 9 a.m. and noon and aEcepted by telephone at all times, but there will be no postal deliveries or collections.


Pendle Club


winners was Alison War- burton (Sabden), who won the ballet cup for 6 to 7


year-olds and was Second in modem and third in song and dance.


WHALLEY and LITTLE M1TTON : PARISH COUNCIL


i BBUS TOKENS


YORKSHIRE DALES RAILWAY Embsay Station, near Sklpton (off A59)


STEAM TRAINS


AND EVERY SUNDAY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 26th


SUNDAY, MAY 2nd, MONDAY, MAY 3rd, ,


. Model and Bookshop Buffet with home cooking


Real ale bar on train


Two accompanied children travel free with this advert (ELPG)


“The Friendly Line"


W A D D ING TO N V IL LAG E CLUB


B IN G O W E D N E S D A Y


(GOODS)


M A Y 5 th at 8 p.m.


. SUPPER AVAILABLE ADMISSION FREE


CLITHEROE FOOTBALL CLUB


B ING O N IG H T (GOODS)


Tuesday, May 4th Royal British Legion Club


• • 8 p.m. FLEA


M A R K E T VICTORIA HALL,


SETTLE, SATURDAY,. AUGUST 28th


Stalls £6,


Tel. S e t tle 3259 (Sundays only).


St Mary’s Playgroup Clitheroe


COFFEE MORNING with


DEMONSTRATION of FLOWER ARRANGING


In the Lower Hall, Friday, May 7th, 1982


10 a.m. to. 12 noon


Cakes, Plants, Bring and buy, . Bran tub'-


Admlsslon25p x


us Tokens can be collected from the MOBILE VAN


They will be available on any Wednesday from May 19th, 1982. The van visits the


Whalley Arms car park between 2-55 p.m. and 3-40 p.m. every Wednesday.


Oso io a cco sco sc c c c c c c c co sco co sc co eo e< ]


WINNERS of this week’s b r id g e se s s io n a h Clitheroe Pendle Club


were Mr T. Adey and Mr F. Walker, Mrs R. Pye and Mr T. Thornber.


of Turner Street, was fined £75 for having no insurance and £15 for no test certificate., For driving a car with­


out an excise licence she was fined £30 and ordered to pay £17 back duty. For failing to produce a


driving licence she was granted an absolute dis­ charge. She was ordered to pay £5 costs. The offences came to


light when a poiiceman noticed her car was not displaying a tax disc. She told the magis­


trates that the matters were overlooked because


of the death of a relative.


Readers’ letters are on page 6 this week


BURNLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL.


RECREATION AND LEISURE SERVICES MAY 3rd


Thompson Centre.............................••......................Closed Padiham Pool...:.............................Open 1 p.m. — 8 p.m. Gannow Baths.............. ............. ............................ Closed


at THOMPSON -£» CENTRE, ,


A7GI oSnmSt’ WEAVERS)


SATURDAY, U 3


o u p . . The north's leading comedy/'fblh$roup U


TICKETS ON SALE NOW £2.50 Brian Whittle


NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL


F L E A M A R K E T MONDAY, MAY 3rd 11 a.m. — 5 p.m.


ADMISSION 15p (CHILDREN FREE) HOME MADE REFRESHMENTS


INQUIRIES Te l. SLAIDBURN 312


COACH and HORSES


Bolton-by-Bowland.. Te le p h o n e : 20 2 '


AFTERNOON TEAS EVERY • SUNDAY.


HIGH TEAS and SERVED FROM 4 p.m. to 5-30 "p.m.


Devastating Incredible - Superb Cataclysmic ;• Out of this world


r in i ty S choo lroom A p r il 3 0 th , 7-30 p.m.


TEQUINOXE


A L L D A Y D IS C O


MAY DAY (May 3rd)


11 a.m. — 11 p.m.


For age 10 years and upwards Admission £1


Strictly no admission after ‘ 8 p.m. '


■ Proceeds for Accross Appeal 1982


Refreshments available


ST PAUL'S SCOUT GROUP '


PIZZA and WINE TASTING EVENING


on APRIL 30th at 8 p.m. at


20 FAIRFIELD'DRIVE, 'CLITHEROE


Adults 70p Children 35p Chief Executive Officer


TRINITY YOUTH CLUB


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