Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April Uth, 1983 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Wha£ on... What's
GANG SHOW'83 Produced by Edmond Cambien
APRIL 25th to 30th
EACH NIGHT IN THE PARISH CHURCH HALL
Commencing at 7-30 p.m.
Seats available Tuesday to Friday inclusive
A very few left for Monday and Saturday
Book now and don’t miss this now famous bi-annual Gang Show
Tickets: £1.20 Children under 14,75p No reduced prices on Saturday
Obtainable from J. N. Clayton, 20 Shays Drive, Clltheroe. Tel. 23162, who will also be In attendance at the Parish Church Hall on
Saturday, April 16th and 23rd, Sunday, April 10th, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., April 17th, 4-30 to 5-30
p.m., and Monday evening, April 11th and 18th, from 7-30 p.m. to 8-30 p.m.
T IC K ET S £ 3 INC. s u p p e r
AVAILABLE ON THE DOOR UNTIL 10-15 p.m.
& BOWLAND COUNTY SECONDARY |
SCHOOL PTA ANNUAL
8 SATURDAY, APRIL 16th X
8 be:
.have your first lesson
free.Thereafter pay only for each weekly class, (offercloses29th April)
. Pay only initial registration fee of £2.50- _ ' First lesson free on registration.^ „Y o u r lo c a l W e ig h t W a tc h e rs c la s s . . .
MEETS at The Dog and Partridge, Wellgate, THURS at 7-30 p.m. Tel. Pat on Leyland 32422 for further details
Weight Watchers* ' WeightVNbichors and <3> arc trademarks ot We-gM Waichccs International Inc, and used under its control. __________ Ihuimsi rs 1355 TLE iJNCIL
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LANCASHIRE LIBRARY RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT presents
An Exhibition of Watercolours
A display by the 2nd Whalley Scout Troop (display case)
OPEN NORMAL L IB R A R Y HOURS CHATBURN METHODIST CHURCH
CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS SATURDAY, APRIL 16th —RE-UNION MEETING - 6 p.m.
? SUNDAY, APRIL 17th. Services at 10.30 a.m. and 6 p.m.) /
(President-designate of the Methodist Conference) Preacher: REV. AMOS S. CRESSWEEU, MA
Speakers: REV. G. W. S. KNOWLES, MA REV. AMOS S. CRESSWELL, MA
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Waddington Village O O D DMIN RIVE W HIST and
Club, Wed., April 20th, 7.30 p.m.
Proceeds (or Poppy Appeal
Admission 70p Inc. Plate Supper
ADDINGTON BRANCH .
WEST BRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH
JUMBLE SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th
at 2-30 p.m. Admission 5p Refreshm £3.75
HL 15th IL 29th
BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL
------- C O M E D A N C IN G
M A R K K IT T O and his band.
on Friday, April 29th 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
(Supper 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.) Admission £2.50
Licensed Bar
To book ring Bolton-by-BowIand 65S or 277
ents TOSSIDE INSTITUTE
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th
WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE
_ _atAdmission 60p inc. supper CALDERSTONES
LEAGUE OF FRIENDS L / U r r C C
EVENING
ARE YOU WORRIED about smoking, over eating,
ts £3.00
pleased to r this
. .v could help Ring E. Barrow 45 Queen. Street, Whalley. Tel. 2610 for consultatlonj3t_an^tlnm|
lacking In confidence? . H y p n o t h e r a p y
find It difficult to relax,
at 6 Church Brow, Clitheroe
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20th
Admission 25p Including 1 refreshments
Bring and Buy Stall etc. from 7-30 p.m.
UNITED REFORMED CHURCH
CLITHEROE
AN EVENING OF _ CHAMBER MUSIC
_______ BY THE
Speranza String Quartet 7-30 p.m.
Admission by Programme
Sat., April 23rd (IN THE CHURCH)
Adults £1
Proceeds in aid o f Heating Appeal
Children 75p
A .R .C . WINE AND CHEESE
, Starting 7-30 p.m.
. EVENING Saturday, April 16th
IS SouiKTielJDrive, West Bradford
Tickets £1 in aid of Arthritis Research
by phoning Clitheroe 22891 or 26215 .
and Buy, Plants, Raffle and many Tickets more i
Tombola Raffle, Cakes, Bring on arrival or in advance
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th
at 2 p.m. Admission 5p Proceeds lor ‘‘Women’s Work" S A T . , D J C H R IS
£1.30 (E1.00 WITH THIS INVITE)^ ALL DRINKS A T PUB PRICES f
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BLACKBURN
662424 or
NELSON 694929
15 MARKET SQUARE NELSON
Call or write to
105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN
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Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hall
SPRING FASHION
SHOW by
Freda’s Fashions • of SETTLE*
on WEDNESDAY APRIL 20th at 7-30 p.m.
ADMISSION.75p
Tel. DARWEN 776159 and CLITHEROE 26507 .
MOBILE FLUSH TOILETS
FOR HIRE Competitive Rates
For.SHOWS, GALAS, FETES etc.
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Accrington Original Antique and Collectors’ Flea Market in the .
TOWN HALL, ACCRINGTON SATURDAY, APRIL 16th ■
; 9-30 a.m. — 5 p.m.:
The original, not to bo confused with similar evonto
CHILD/OAP 10p Stall Inquiries- -
ADULTS 25p Tel. BOLTON 491763 K S C
JUMBLE IN
LOWERGATE THE HALL,
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th 2-30 p.m. Refreshments
ADMISSION 5p THE OPENING WEEKen d p ’0NELSON MONDAY, APRIL, 18th REG COATES EXPERIENCE IT ’S IN C R E D IB L E T E L . A C C R IN G T O N 3 7 5 1 9
in the presence of The Mayor of The Ribble Valley (Mrs MYRA CLEGG)
(Animal portraiture) by ADRIENNE WALSH at WHALLEY LIBRARY (Gallery) from
Saturday, April 16th to Saturday, April 30th also
POINT TO POINT STEEPLECHASES GISBURN RACES
BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY, MAY 2nd First race — 2 p.m.
GISBURN YOUNG FARMERS D I S C O - D A N C E
ON RACECOURSE at 8-30 p.m. EAVESHOUSE STABLES WADDINGTON
EVENING and DAYTIME RIDES
BEGINNERS WELCOME
T E L . CLITHEROE 23467 (Home) 24679 (Stables)
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CLITHEROE C.N.D. present
A GUIDE TO
• fire, blast and radiation arising from the dropping of a one megaton bomb on St Paul’s Cathedral.
ARMAGEDDON A film about the effects of
Ambulance Hall, Church Brow, Clitheroe, on
Monday, April 18th, at 8 p.m.
RIMINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
DOMINO DRIVE Sat, April 16th
WHIST and 7-45 p.m.
’ PIE AND PEAS SUPPER
NOTE — As from Sept. 10th, 1983, Management Whist Drives will be held on the second Sat. of e ach month
Letters this week are on page 7
X to be opened by: Mr and Mrs E. NICHOLSON X
^ Admission: 20p Adults
in THE SCHOOL HALL The Past Headmaster ALL WELCOME
10p Children
| SPRING FAIR at 2-30 p.m.
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ABOUT 50 people packed into Billing- ton’s Ebenezer Baptist Chapel token members of the social committee staged their belated Easter bonnet parade. On display were a
f ic u l t to pick the winners. In the end, she chose
ju dge, Mrs Judith Plaza, found it dif
number of extravagant hats from which the
the creation of Mrs P a tr ic ia Thistleth- waite, with Mrs Betty Eastliam second. There teas also a de
corated egg competition toon by Mrs Gertrude Whittam, second place being taken by Mrs Ida Baker. A buffet su pper
Mystery of missing gate is solved
THIEVES were blamed when a wrought iron gate, described as an important piece of Whal- ley’s heritage, “vanished” from the Adult Centre’s King Street entrance.
BROUGHTON — MORGAN
rounded off the evening and a total of £22 teas made for chapel funds.
Lake District followed the wedding at the Church of J'esus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Ribbleton, Preston, of Mark James Broughton and Amanda Jayne Morgan. The bride is the elder
A honeymoon in the
‘Eyesore’ ditch
is to be drained
daughter of Mr and Mrs R o b e r t Morgan, o f Langho Newsagency, and the bridegroom is the elder son of Mr and Mrs David Broughton, of St Annes. The bride, who was
given away by her father, wore a white lace prin cess-line gown with a high n e ck and lo n g la c e sleeves. She had a crystal tiara with a long veil and carried mixed spring flowers. C h ie f b r id e sm a id Christine Kay wore a
I floral lilac dress and car ried spring flowers. Other attendants were Louise Morgan, Sharon Ogden and Victoria Spole, who wore full-length dresses with Juliet caps. Mr Robert Shorrock.
was best man and the ceremony was performed by Dr Roger Kendle. A reception was held at
the Barton Grange Hotel, near Preston. The cou ple’s future home will be
in Darwen. Photograph: Westmins
ter Studios, Langho.
A former president of town’s golf club
A FORMER president of Clitheroe Golf Club, Mr Alexander Drew, died suddenly at home last Wednesday, aged 68. Mr Drew, of Glebe
House, Waddington, had lived in the village for 30 years with his wife,
Elizabeth. He was born in
Padiham, w h ere his family owned the Lower House Print Mill, and worked in the Manchester offices of the firm for some years before the
war. He spent a number of
years serving with the 2nd Battalion of the Scots Guards in the Middle East, where he was badly wounded. During his time in the
Middle East, he met his wife. On returning to this area, they manned and Mr Drew went back to the family business. When this came to an end, he bought the Besg-
los Polish Company, along with two partners, and continued in this until
his death. Mr Drew was a keen
golfer, and was president of the Clitheroe club in 1980-81. His other main hobby was gardening. He is survived by his wife and three sons,
I Simon, Nicholas and i Jonathan. The funeral took place
in St Helen’s Parish Church on. Monday, fol lowed by cremation at Ac crington.
Dismissed
THE Secretary of State has dismissed an appeal by Pendlebury, Gorst and Hoare against the ■
Valley Council’s planning refusal for a sign outside the. accountants’ premises in King,Street; Clitheroe.
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THE NEW
A DITCH at the rear of gardens in Highfield Road, Clitheroe, which has long been described as an “eyesore” is to be drained and filled in. For years it has been a
trap for litter, an unwel come attraction for chil dren attending nearby R ib b ie sd a le N u r se ry School and a home for vermin. The decision to clean up
the area was taken by members of the Ribble Valley Public Works and Health Committee who also decided that the re claimed ground should be offered to the owners of the adjacent gardens. Coun.. Eric Bracewell
pected but nothing, in fact, could have been further from the truth. For the 258-year-old
Foul play was sus
gate was moved tem porarily — without the knowledge of Mr Jeff Smith, the adult education principal — to help with plans for a new play area behind the centre. The man who took it, so
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that a new gate could be modelled on it for the play area’s entrance, was from the county council’s ar chitects’ and landscaping department. The gate’s “disappear
ance” was raised by local Councillor Jimmy Fell. Inquiries by Mr Smith
traced the gate to a youth training workshop in Blackburn, where young people on a Manpower Service s Commission backed scheme were making a new gate, based on the old. The job of producing a
(C l i th e r o e ) who spearheaded the move to drain the ditch said that it had been a blot on the landscape for a number of years and he felt that it was time something was done about it.
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gate to blend in with the adult centre’s environ ment is now complete, with the old gate back on its hinges and the new one on site, waiting to be
fixed. Mr Smith said that re
search had shown that the play area was being built on the site of what ap peared to be the play ground of the old Whalley Grammar School, built in 1725.
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