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Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). .Burnley 22331 (Classified)


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---- TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH GREAT HARWOOD


MALE VOICE CHOIR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th


in THE SCHOOLROOM, 7-30 p.m. 85p incl. refreshments Ring 23519 or pay at the door


ociety pre- h and the ech n ic o lo r


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I E M B E R , —- Pendle- !ie H a l l . W h is t and


Ha<ie H a l l. Eve Dance,


JAY. — incerts Soc- nce Perkins •I Hancock, bassoon and


to Steve R Y , 1 9 8 4 ,


A R Y th e n th January Pantomime he W o o d . * ’


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HODDER VALLEY FOXHOUNDS present


AN EVEN ING W ITH


, WOODBINE LIZZIE l


WADDINGTON VILLAGE CLUB FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 8 p.m. A DM IS S IO N £ 2 .5 0 including supper


(Folk and Comedy) at


Tickets strictly limited — Available from the Club Steward or Ring Cllthoroe 22377


RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED FANCY A


CHANGE tIM TO PLEASE


CLITHEROE C. & S. TAXIS


BE W MART RING


OGN CNET RA OCR SATURDAY,


D E C EM B E R 3rd at 8 p.m.


(All Hallows by the Tower, London) GORDON PHILLIPS


Music by Grainger, Haydn, . Hollins and bach etc.


Admission: Non-Members £1.25 - Students and OAP’s £1 ALL ARE WELCOME


Newton Village Hall


CHRISTMAS DANCE


FRIDAY,


DECEMBER 2nd DANCING to the


ADMISSION £2.50 including plated supper


DALESMEN BAND 8-30p.m. to 1 a.m.


Tickets available Slaidburn 642 or 259 or 262


LICENSED BAR


HENTHORN GOSPEL CHURCH


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27th at 3 p.m.


Mr E. Palelhorpe, Blackburn TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, at 7-45 p.m.


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, at 2-30 p.m.


PRAYER AND MINISTRY WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP


Miss A Whitman, Rishlon Refreshments Closing Meeting


“ It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgement'' Hob. 9


V W V W W A TOSSIDE


DOMINO DRIVE SATURDAY,


CHRISTMAS INSTITUTE PENDLE OPERA GROUP


1982 Winners of The Harry Philips Memorial Trophy PRESENTS


ROSSINI’S COMIC OPERA


THE COUNT ORY BURNLEY COLLEGE OF ART AND TECHNOLOGY


(Sung in English)


» on NOVEMBER 29th, 30th and DECEMBER 2nd, and 3rd < TICKETS £2 available from The Central Music Library, Burnley and from Ticket Secretary, 9 Inglehurst Road, Burnley. Tel. 21830


U R N ALL


JB j y National


ial Building sty


3URN


WOOD VES EMBER


th I5 p .m .


otball League its available


oonsored by ESIDENT VRSDEN


SOCCER


North West Counties F.L. Dlv. 3


SHAWBRIDGE. AT SATURDAY,


NOVEMBER 2 6 th K ic k -o f f 2 -3 0 p.m.


C LITH ERO Ev ASHTON ATHLETIC


Admission 70p


Children and OAPs 30p Refreshments available


Members' Licensed Club House


Match sponsored by F. A. ALLEN


and SON LTD Wallpaper and Paint Relattara


Pa rso n L an e , C lith e ro e


T e l . 2 2 4 4 6 TRESS!


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Crossways Restaurant ★


OPEN NOW


WHALLEY METHODIST,| CHURCH -P


SATURDAY NEXT 2-45 p.m.


CHRISTMAS FAYRE


To be opened by the Mayor Coun. Ted Boden


SUPA SANTA PLUS STALLS! STALLS! STALLS!


Special Christmas Teas ... Admission 10p -M


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i, worried about moking, exam mnJa, marital s, (lying?


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uEY 2610 for iltat ion


Community Centre Parson Lane


Trinity Youth and


JUMBLE SALE


THURSDAY,


NOVEMBER 24th at 6-30 p.m.


Admission 10p


NEWTON-IN-BOWLAND UNITED REFORMED CHURCH


C h r is tm a s Fair


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n z z e r ia , re la x .Lsant and


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NOVEMBER 26th at 3 p.m. Opener


SATURDAY, Mrs Bagshaw of Newton


VARIOUS STALLS, BUFFET TEAS


■ Accrington Original Antique and Collectors' Flea Market


mine


SA TU RD A Y, NOV. 2 6 th 9-30 a.m. — 5 p.m.


Absolutely everything for the collector


CHILD/OAP 10p Stall inquiries


ADULTS 30p Tel. BOLTON 491763 TOWN HALL, ACCRINGTON


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CHRISTMAS MARKET


Saturday, November 26th, from 10-30 to


will be held next


1 p.m. in the Parish Church Lower Hall, Clitheroe


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Come and buy your Christmas Fayre


ALL HALLOWS’ Mltton .


Men’s Effort


WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB


PRIZE BINGO


EVENING WEDNESDAY


NOVEMBER 30th 8 p.m.


,J L CH R ISTMAS AND P r in ts o f most,


• O R PARK >y


nd Restaurants. • i


p ho to g ra p h s in this is s u e a re a v a i la b le ■ to o rd e r


8" x 6" — £1.00


C E LE B R A T IO N CAKES


MADE TO ORDER OWN DESIGN ANY STYLE


QUOTES GIVEN'


Tel. CLITHEROE 26938


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2nd at 7-30 p.m.


in the INSTITUTE Admission 70p


' including supper


St Catherine’s Church West Bradford


JUMBLE SALE


and Nearly New Stall In Sunday School, on


Saturday, November 26th, at 2-30 p.m. Admission 5p


Bus leaves King Lane 1-45 p.m Tea and biscuits available PENDLE. WITCH


HOTEL SABDEN


FRIDAY, NOV. 25th J. J. GRANT


Country Band Great Artiste)


SATURDAY AND


SUNDAY Back to the


“Good Old Days” FREE and EASY


Slngalong with Doug on the organ Alfslhgers welcome


^ A A A ^ A A A A f


THE Clitheroe Heart Machine fund and several other local organisations are financially better off thanks to the Clitheroe' N F U L a d ie s ’ Social Section.


-• On behalf of the heart


fund, Mr John Lord- ac­ cepted a cheque for £150 from the president, Mrs ' Sylvia Berry, seen in our picture with him. Other beneficiaries of


£50 each were — Royal Agricultural Benevolent


Fund, The Cheshire Homes, Christie Hospi­ tal, Ribble Valley Red Cross, Clitheroe Hospital and the Ribble Valley Talking Newspaper. The money was raised


by’ the ladies during the past year. The presentations were


made at Monday’s annual meeting at which Mrs Joan Holden was elected president. Other appointments were: Vice-president, Mrs


Margaret Miller, business secretary, Mrs Mary Gill, social secretary, Mrs Mar­ garet Redmayne", prog­ ramme secretary, Mrs Sheila Hartley, treasurer, Mrs Valerie Towler.


Committee: Mrs Jean


B r i s to l , Mrs J e s s ie Wrathall, Mrs Kathleen N ow e l l, Mrs Phyllis B le za rd , Mrs Mabel Holden, Mrs Dorothy Armer and Mrs Catherine Cowgill.


Forget the Rest — Book The Best! O K


(Years of experience) Tel. DARW


D IS C O EN 776159


and CLITHEROE 26507 Children 5p ’’NL


Como and en)oy the super music,


SSTART LIVING! ALWAYS A WARM


Over 25’s


TART DANCING! dancing and fun


WELCOME TO NEW Ge MEMBERS


nt’s, Jacket and Tie Ladles, Dress


PA RTY N IG H T DECEMBER 2 0 th


EVERY TUESDAY at Whalley Road,


Padiham, Burnley Tel. 72423


LARGE CAR PARK TO REAR


for self selection of finest home­ made dishes for you to use at home


FREEZER SHOP


DECEMBER 17th CHRISTMAS


WHIST DRIVE WEDNESDAY,


DECEMBER 21 St y M W W W >


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH


(St Mary Magdalene)


Scout and Cub Group Parents Association Invite you to a


MINCE PIE and o COFFEE EVENING n Wednesday, November


30th, 1983, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. At the home of Mr and Mrs P. Carlton, Ryetands, 93 Chatburn Road, Clitheroe Admission 30p


Tombola, Cake Stall, Raffle


BROOKSIDE CP SCHOOL Bright Street


TO Y FAIR Admission 5p


NOVEMBER 25th at 6-30 p.m.


FRIDAY,


Cake Stall, Home-made Refreshments


S A A A A A A A A A


1st Dunsop Bridge Guides


COFFEE


EVENING at the


VILLAGE HALL


Tuesday, November 29th 7-30 p.m.


A D M IS S IO N 2 5 p


Bring and Buy Stalls Tombola etc.


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CHRISTMAS BINGO NIGHT


Connection at the Starkie Arms Castle Street, Clitheroe


Thursday, November 24th at 8-30 p.m.


TICKETS £1.25 Including Supper


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LOTS OF FANTASTIC PRIZES


FRIDAY,


NOVEMBER 25th at 6-30 p.m.


A DM IS S IO N 1 0 p CHILDREN FREE


GISBURN Wl


CHRISTMAS FAYRE


DECEMBER 3rd FESTIVAL HALL 2-30 p.m.


SATURDAY, Opener Mr Jones


Admission 15p Children 10p


Stalls, Teas, Draw, Tombola, Father Christmas


Proceeds tor the School tor the Deal at Preston and Wl Funds


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A record collection


THE' Chatburn and dis­ trict branch of the Royal British Legion recorded an all-time high in this year’s poppy appeal — a total of £1,872.


The sum is £819 up on


last year, mainly thanks to Mrs M. Woods and Mrs M. Parkes who organised a sponsored walk and raised £660. A holiday draw boosted the figure by £139.25 and poppy s a le s in c r e a sed by £144.95.


There was a special


word of thanks from hon­ orary organiser Mr Jack Altham to the pupils of Riversmeade School, who made up 4,000 poppies by adding leaves and silver foil.


In dialect


A GOOD evening was held at St Paul’s Mothers’ Union when members were hostesses for a visit from Marton ' MU, near Blackpool. Two ladies from Burn­


ley entertained with “Weavers Tales”, told in Lancashire dialect. Supper was served by


St Paul’s members, fol­ lowed by community sing­ ing led by Stella and Der­ rick Smith and Tony Capewell.


ED1SFORD


CP SCHOOL JUMBLE


WELL over 100 people v is i ted W isw e l l - Barrow School last week for a coffee evening, which raised &164 for school funds.


There were brinq-


and-buy and cake stalls, a tombola and


raffle and roll-a-penny and penny-in-a-hucket competitions, run by members of staff, pa­ rents and friends.


Some of the refresh­


ments were given by a friend of the school.


Pictured with some


of the pupils and vis­ itors is headmaster Mr David Brooks (right).


Now Wendy’s mobile thanks to villagers


WHALLEY youngster Wendy Hollin, who was born with three limbs missing has been given extra freedom, thanks to several organisations in the village. Wendy (12) is now the


proud owner of a Batri chair — a four wheeled battery propelled car for use mainly on pave­ ments. The money for the


vehicle — which travels at about walking speed


— was raised mainly by Whalley Lions, Whalley Leos and the village Trefoil Guild. Her parents, Keith


and Dorothy Hollin, also contributed towards the £550 needed for the second-hand machine. A new one would have cost about £1,500. Wendy’s father ex­


plained that the family lives in Whittam Road,


about a mile from the village centre. Now, thanks to the hand-con- trolled car, Wendy can take trips into Whalley on her own. Wendy, who attends


Broughton School, Pre­ ston, chosen by her pa­ rents because it is all on one level, has only one arm and wears artificial legs. She is thrilled with


the vehicle, which is kept in the family garage, while the car stays outside! Her sister, Victoria,


who is nearly 11, is a pupil of Whalley CE School, which Wendy used to attend.


N ew venue


THE Blackburn Sinfonia’s concert which was to have been held at the Royal Grammar School for Girls, Clitheroe, today, has been switched to St Mary’s College, Blackburn, in­ stead. The proceeds will go, as intended, to the hospice fund.


Mayor aims to make it a bumper Christmas


A BUMPER Christmas for the elderly and sick is what the Mayo r of Clitheroe, Coun. John Cowgill, is forecasting if


the town's generosity comes up to its usual standard.


Appealing for donations


for his Christmas Welfare Fund, Coun. Cowgill said that local people did not forget the less fortunate during the festive season.


The money provides food parcels and tins of


biscuits for the elderly and sick, which are deli­ vered personally by mem­ bers of local organisa­ tions. Last year, nearly 500 parcels were deli­ vered.


Staff at the Town Coun­


cil have been sending out over 100 letters to indus­ try and professional bodies and organisations, informing them of the


’ fund. As in previous years,


all donations will be ack­ n ow led g ed in the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times and should be sent to the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Church Street, Clitheroe. Cheques should be made payable to “The Mayor of Clitheroe Wel­ fare Fund.”


CLITHEROE Chess Club A team were unable to make it four wins out of four when they faced Ros- sendale A at the New


Chessmen find tough opponents


Inn. In what was expected,


to be a very tough fix­ ture, the Clitheroe team s ta r te d wel l when Andrew Cooper drew his board 1 game and shortly afterwards Brian Carr drew on board.3. But Bernard Brown


was unable to maintain his excellent string of re­ sults on board 2, going down in his first defeat for the team. Both John Trappes- Lomax and S tephen


Robinson succumbed to their board 5 and 6 oppo­ nents, giving Rossendale an unassailable 4-1 lead. Eric Mansfield battled


on board 3 to the 40 move time control, when he had a two pawn advantage over his opponent, who resigned after considering his position for no less than 24 hours. This made the final


score 4-2 to Rossendale. Tonight the A team


play at Nelson against the team who were surprise victors over league lead­ ers Burnley A two weeks


ago. Boost for local charities


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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 2Uth, 1983 3


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