\ ,Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley22331 (Classified) ,


\2S31 (Classified) 10* +


tlMING


■ate may use this, lto publicise their three months in I. For example the luld contain- the I the organisation; the event and the


Ills of this inexpen- %y of publicising went. and giving b other organisa- [tr intention.


ROE ADVERTISER I & TIMES


street, Clitheroe 24804/22323


[ r o e A u c t i o n T e l . W h a l le y


J . Palm Sunday, I s ic a l Daybreak, pa t ion o f Easter ed in C lith ero e I youn g p e o p le .


p g e ls .” IL. — M is s ion


I h , 2 8 th APRIL,


| — B o l to n -b y - . Drama Group ( “ Su rp rise Pac-


| r d M e t h o d i s t Spring S a le .


[A Y , 1 9 8 4 , JAY. _ Gis-


|y F lea Mark et , S la id b u r n


V i l la g e Hall,


|F a rm e r s Po in t- D is co Dance.


[A Y , 1 9 8 4 , KY. — Gisburn


j ith e ro e 2 3 5 0 1 .


1 A Y . — O x l ic e n s e d b a r , £ 5 a v a i la b le


|Y , Saturday. — R e f o r m e d


hn Whit Fe s tiv a l L t io n s , Sunday, fa r k e t . — In- I^Slaidburn 2 7 3 , - i o n d a y M a y


C l ith e ro e . May 2 8 th MAY. —


|n d S p o rts .


J tow n c e n t r e , ra i lab le . — Tel. | e 2 4 3 6 5 .


IE, 1 9 8 4 . ___ ) e L io n s an d Tabler Heritage


Jis w e lcom e . — r l i e s C l i t h e r o e


kh, Friday. — Dn Village Hall J u b i l e e B a r -


|U N E , F r i d a y , S a l e , T r in i t y


l i s t C h u r c h .


( th R ib b le sd a le A s s o c i a t i o n


I Gala.


S A T U R D A Y , M A R C H 1 7 th


IWBRIDGE VCFL DIV 3 .


>CCER at


PAY, 117th


rfEROE


YHILL FF 3 p.m. ■Ion 70p nd OAP 30p


nts available ised Clubhouse


I h 4pANS6Htb S T I aWSON'S I en g r o c e r s


lie St, Clitheroe lality Fruit and Veg. iTel. 22994_______ _


WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB


dEROE PARISH I ORGAN SOCIETY


^ N C ER T


AY CONCERT BUILT ORGAN


JENKIN , of Willey Court, istershire)


- , , MARCH 24th


i p.m. \R-FRANK: LISZT: BACH: HAYDN: IT HOWELLS


«i*M«mb.r> C1.25( ■nd OAP. C1


: WELCOME


PRIZE BINGO


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21st at 8 p.m.


★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ *


CHRISTCHURCH CHATBURN


MOTHER’S UNION ANNUAL


JUMBLE SALEIN THE


JEEDS TO 1st )LE SCOUTS


IMBLE tRCH 17th


12 p.m. at the


)D REFORMED lURCH HALL


OMISSION 10p REFRESHMENTS


MARCH 16th at 7 p.m. .


SCHOOL HALL FRIDAY,


ADMISSION 5p


EDISFORD COUNTY PRIMARY SCHOOL ANNUAL


AUCTION SATURDAY,


MARCH 31st ,2 p.m.


Any unwanted items,' large or


IN’T KNOW \T TO WEAR


'RY US


hy New Clothing s o Bric-a-Brac


| A R Y ’ S L O W E R L, S A T U R D A Y , A R C H 1 7 th Ipen 2-15 p.m.


(M I S S IO N 5 p I l l s b y various ilMALS GROUPS


small gratefully received. Collections arranged - Tel. Clitheroe 22239, ;


_ M 0 m f o 5 P jm . ARE YOU


Tense, nervous, worried about over-eating, smoking, exam > : nerves, insomnia, marital. problems, flying? ;


HYPNOTHERAPY can help


Ring WHALLEY 2610 for consultation


YORKSHIRE


MINSTRELS present


ANTIQUE and


COLLECTORS FAIR Glusburn Village Institute, Cross Hills, near Keighley


SUNDAY, MARCH 18th 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.


Instruments, Postcards and Horse Tack. Gill at the organ. SUperb vegetarian refreshments


Details 0943 467288 Made E a sy ! SUMMING


Don’t despair—get back Into shape for spring


Lose one stone In six weeks .


ONLY £1per week


Club, at Cllth.ro., Om t Harwood and NOW OPENINO IN SABDEN


Further details Tel. Blackburn 49986 TOSSIDE INSTITUTE WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


SATURDAY, MARCH 17th ‘ 7-45 p.m. .


‘ c lTt h e r o e c n iT Invite you to escort the


Into Clitheroe Town Centre. TODAY


WR OLD PEACE W ALK


Meet at Clltherc 9 Hospital, Chatburn Roao, at 4 p.m. v n . t . l l .1 Clltheroe 26672


METHODIST CHURCH


JUMBLE , SALE


SATURDAY, MARCH 17th at 2-30 p.m.


Admission 5p Refreshments 'O' * / ,.J* -V*. -/*• '-<* •• ,1a £ -> C a-t-f i. O ' 1 tvi* £»• t r */f.‘4 r A.vjj*. . i ^ s - /1 r - />. “f t - ' / ' • O ' WEST BRADFORD


MARCH HARE OR RUSH


, TO


TRINITY SCHOOLROOM Friday, March for


TYGDISCO ’ . 7-30 p.m. CLITHEROE ~C,B. &T. CLUB


JUMBLE . Chatburn Rd.


SALE Club House,


Saturday, March 17th at 2 p.m.


■ . Tea or Coffee & Biscuits available


,


' Admission: 5p Ample Parking


COSMOS NETBALL ‘ TEAM


. are holding a


BRANDED SECONDS SALE


at CLITHEROE


CRICKET CLUB, TONIGHT,


THURSDAY, MARCH ,


15th ,8 p.m. — Admission 10p'


Jewellery, Silver, Porcelain, . Brass, Linen, Musical


SS MICHAEL and JOHN’S GUIDES


J U M B L E


SOCIAL CENTRE, LOWERGATE


SATURDAY, MARCH v


17th at 2-15 p.m. Admission 5p D IS CO


SWAN & ROYAL I HOTEL, FRIDAY, | MARCH 30th 8 p.m. — 1 a.m.


Tickets available at \ Clltheroe Travel Agency — £1


Whalley C of E School AT 1-30 p.fn.


ADMISSION 5p


B R O O K S ID E P R IM A R Y S C H O O L


Bright Street


JUMBLE SALE


Friday, March 16th • at 6.30 p.m.


ADMISSION 10p .


Home-Made refreshments- available


IE, W EDNE S - — S u b -A q u a Ip en n igh t , all


foint- to-Point Monday —


J fa r c ic a l p la y . , I ton -b y -B ow lan d '


IRIL. — West


kRCH. — Rare I Survival Trust,


Hdington Drama p r e s e n t s “ My


3 1 s t MARCH.


WADDINGTON DRAMA GROUP presents'


MY THREE ANGELS A LIGHT COMEDY


a t St H e le n ’ s S u n d a y S c h o o l , W a d d in g to n


on Wednesday, March 28th; to Saturday, March 31st, at 7-30 p.m.


, Tickets available from: Pat Hargreaves Tel. Clltheroe 27296; Hammond Confectioners, St Mary’s Street, Clitheroe; or any member of the group


• , .


lanisation wishing . B a claim for a


lATES


3 Course Meal £4.95 fully inclusive CHILDREN £2.50


Tel. 68101 Wheatley Lane Road,’Fence-in-Pendle


MAYORESS OF CLITHEROE’S LADIES’ COMMITTEE invite you id a


Coffee Morning In THE MAYOR’S PARLOUR \ CHURCH STREET, CLITHEROE


SATURDAY, MARCH 17th i 10 a.m. to noon


In aid of Cancer Research


Bring and Buy — Raffle — CakeStalls A D M I S S IO N 2 5 p


CLUB EL TROPICANO Hibson Road, Nelson


SATURDAYand SUNDAY EVENINGS


EVERY Dancing to the best adult disco sounds


There will be N O A D M I S S IO N C H A R G E on these nights B E F O R E 1 0 -3 0 p .m .


Smart standard of dress required Sub/eci to club rules


Clean-up c a m p a ig n


urged


Good as New and Jumble CLOTHES — TOYS — BOOKS— . BRIC-A-BRAC f


SATURDAY, MARCH 17th 2-30 p.m. to 4-30 p.m.


STONYHURST COLLEGE HURST GREEN


TOMBOLA — CAKES — REFRESHMENTS


Proceeds to Stonyhurst Handicapped Children’s Trust end Stonyhurst Voluntary Service


ENTRY B Y VOLUNTARY DONATION___ j___ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


* CLITHEROE SPRING FAIR TIMES O F OPENING:


. (ROEFIELD CAR PARK) opposite Swimming Baths


i 6 p.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 16th * 1 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 17th 6 p.m. MONDAY, MARCH 19th New rides for everyone


Wise well and Barrow Conservatives -


Whalley JUMB LE


Forget the Rest— Book The B e s tF


O K (Years of experience) D ISCO


Tel. DARWEN 776159 and CLITHEROE 26507


HODDER VALLEY SHOW


WHIST and DOMINOES


DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL


Wednesday, March 21st 7.45 p.m.


Admission 70p including Supper


TRADES COUNCIL Will


RIBBLE VALLEY secretaries of


all trade unions please contact


Mr G. H. Cllffe, president 43 Chatburn Road, Clltheroe


council In the Rlbble Valley reorganise the trades


Lancs BB7 2AW , The Intention Is to


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL


DANCINGtotne COME


D A L E S M E N , FRIDAY,


MARCH 2 3 rd 9 p.m. till.1 a.m.


Licensed Bar. Tickets available from


Admission £1.50 including . Plated Supper


Dunsop Bridge 289 Sleldbum 259 and 642


★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * * * * * * * THE ORIGINAL CLITHEROE M


* A N T IQ U E S $ * F A IR t


w I * II w


Continues as usual at the PARISH HALL Next date


SATURDAY, APRIL 7th A dm is s io n fo r A d u lts lOp


" r *


| »■*★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ******* CLITHEROE


RIBBLESDALE AND DISTRICT


BRIDLEWAYS ASSOCIATION GENERAL.MEETING


Film Show and Supper


R E D R O C K IN N , P A D IH A M


WEDNESDAY,


MARCH 21st, 7-30 p.m.


. Please confirm by phoning Clltheroe 26234 or 23467


FLOWER CLUB invite yon to a


DEMONSTRATION!


on FRIDAY, MARCH ,16th


. John Centre, Lowergate


LEISURE TIME at the St Michael and St


of Cheshire entitled


7-30 p.m. (pay at the door 65 pence) .


^


CLITHEROE CENTRAL WORKING ^ MEN’S CLUB


' WHALLEY ROAD l SATURDAY, MARCH 17th


J O E L D A V ID A N D O R G A N I S T F O R D A N C IN G


r u n U H R v m u ^ I


A CALL for a campaign to, clean up the Ribble Valley has been made by Coun. Eric Bracewell.


Clitheroe Town Council to the disgusting state of Clitheroe’s streets, he called for court action to be taken against people who drop litter. •


A fter re fe r r in g at


wants the borough council to identify parishes badly affected by litter and foul­ ing by dogs, with a view to mounting a campaign, jointly with the county, borough and parish coun­ cils and other, organisa­


, Coun. Bracew'ell also tions. ’


' “Many residents have had enough and are wil­ ling to play their part,” he


said. Coun. Bert "Jones said


Clitheroe was. suffering from 10 years of neglect and added that he would be urging the Ribble Valley Council’s Public Works and Health Com­ mittee to take the lead in a campaign.


C ANTIQUE AND OLLECTORS FAIR


S T A R K I E A R M S , C L I T H E R O E S A T U R D A Y , M A R C H 1 7 th 10 to 4-30


BUY, BROWSE, SELL, EXCHANGE


I f you have items for sale or any inquires please tel.


BARNOLDSWICK 815756


THERE were winning smiles from parents and friends who were lucky in the raffle at a PTA dance at St Augustine’s RC School, V Billington, on Friday.


attended, and there was dancing to the,Phil Case Disco, of Clitheroe.


More than 150 people


event will go towards buying a computer for the school, making a full com­ plement of 10.


Money raised at the


draw for the raffle and tombola, there was a chic­ ken supper.


Following the prize


Private is attack on


health service


RECENT publicity about a private hospital to be opened at Gisbum makes a stark contrast


’with proposed closures in the area in the National Health' Service.


Shops need a lick


of paint WOULD it be possible'to launch a “Tidy up Lower­ gate” campaign? To keep the rate s


down, we all want to at­ tract visitors to the town and the “snickets” or “gin- nels” from Moor Lane to Lowergate are a source of interest and useful short cuts, but they are dis­ gracefully untidy and full of rubbish. Even the back lane bet­


Accrington Victoria Hos­ pital, Beaumont Hospital, Lancaster etc., and the possibility that the former Deepdale Hospital in Pre­ ston may become , a pri­ vate clinic, must give great concern to the public and the staff who are employed in the health service. It is a disgrace that the


The children’s ward at F ew APRIL 1st at ;s DAY ■


WHALLEY ABBEY FELLOWSHIP' . - ' A ' l ;


- v -


SPRING FASHION SHOW by C A S S A N D R A


Of BOLTON ROAD, EWOOD, BLACKBURN ■


on Wednesday, March 21st at 8 p.m.


- Available from the manager WHALLEY 2268


T icke ts £2 Including Light Supper


I Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 15th, 1981, 3


Link road extension plans are lodged


PLANS for the extension of the link road at Salthill In d u s t r ia l


Clitheroe, have' been lodged with the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning Department (number 0135). Among the other applications


.E s ta te ,


(0138).. Bolton-by-Bowland: Farm


T DIAMONDS,


ANTIQUES, PRECIOUS STONES, GOLD AND SILVER


are: Clitheroe: Bay window at 15


West View (0133). Shop sign at 15 King Lane


worker’s dwelling with1 at­ tached garage at Bolton Peel Farm, Holden (0125). Extension of original cottage


FOR CASH We urgently require (in any condition) Diamonds,


Rubies, Sapphires, Emeralds, Wedding Rings, Pocket Watches, Watch Chains, Cigarette Cases, Bracelets,


Trophies, Dentures, Tea and Coffee Services, Medals, - Medallion Sets, Coin Sets, Gold and Silver Coins —


Lockets, Brooches, Necklets, Watch Cases, Trays,


property at Hen Gill Farm Cot­ tage into adjoining bam (0129). Rimington: Double garage at Ings End, Skeleron Lane


Pre-1974 etc. Grandfather Clocks, Wall Clocks, Bracket, Carriage and Mantel Clocks, Tables, Chairs, Cupboards, Oil Paintings, Water Colours, Old Brass, Copper Kettles, Wedgwood and Doulton, Decanters etc., etc. We also accept broken and foreign jewellery


(0128). Chipping: Conversion of re­


dundant barn adjacent to Hough Clough Farm to a house and garage (0130). ' , Gnndleton: Garage at Skye Chalet, Sawley Road (0131).


New club’s great start


WHALLEY’S new flower club had a turn out of 120 for its first meeting. The club managed to


recruit 78 members on the night, but secretary Mrs Vivien Birtwell says there is still room for more.


“The Methodist Church


Ribble Valley Council has seen , fit to grant planning permission- for .a private hospital at Gisbume Park. This is a direct attack on the many NHS hospitals in the area. As a member of the


ween the butcher’s shop and the United Reformed Church is seldom swept, and it is used a great


I


Hall, where we will be meeting, is quite big, so we can accommodate about 100 members,” she said.


Whether you are thinking of selling or are curious of the value, our experts will either value, advise or


make a cash offer free of charge with no obligation whatsoever


TOP BULLION PRICES PAID FOR ALL PRECIOUS METALS


BRING IT TO THE EXPERTS


Don't leave things in cupboards and drawers waiting to get lost or in lofts and sheds or spare rooms waiting to rot, turn them into EXTRA CASH NOW


Confidential home calls a pleasure, no obligation to sell.'


We undertake valuations and purchase single Items or complete house contents for which we give the


highest possible prices, ring us, you'll be pleasantly surprised.


,


Whether it is a house full of furniture, a diamond tiara or just a tie pie we will offer


INSTANT CASH! WE PAY WHAT WE • ,


SAY


specialise in Antique Jewellery and Watches and will be pleased to Value or Purchase.


URGENTLY REQUIRED PRE-WAR FURNITURE FOR EXPORT


SCRAP GOLD 9ct up to £90'per oz. troy


a group of ladies who fol­ lowed a City and Guilds course in flower arranging at Whalley adult centre.* At ■ the meeting, Mrs,


The club was set up by


deal. ' There are plans in hand.


to improve the fronts of several properties 'which are now almost derelict’ and this will help, but with the advent of Booth’s Supermarket, many, trad­ ers feel that this end of the town has been Some­ what neglected. Just a coat of paint at


• Empty' shops put up everybody’s .rates. There, are now several in; the town and we don’t want any more. “BRIGHTER CLITHEROE”


the. back of some of the Moor Lane properties would help!


‘New’ local election hours opposed


GOVEKNMENT proposals to bring all election hours throughout Britain into conformity were


.opposed at a meeting of the Ribble Valley Council’s- Finance and General Purposes Sub- Committee.


Bus shelter vandals sought ,


VANDALS who caused about £300-worth of damage to the bus shelter between . Lower Hodder Bridge' and Hurst Green are being sought by the local parish council. The council has placed


commending that polling for- local and parliamen­ tary elections should be from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. . While agreeing to a re­ duction for Ribble Valley jarliamentary election lours —'at present 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. — members recommended to the Home Office that polling’ booths for county and local elec­ tions should stay open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ■ Coun. William Bowker


The, Home Office is re­


- hurst Road end bus shel­ ter on the night of Febru­ ary 25th to contact' the' police at Stonyhurst 200 or Longridge 2625. i ’The.parish council has


an advertisement in this newspaper asking for anyone who saw anything suspicious at the Stony-


/ torn off and the stone facing damaged. •


Licence fee going up


I A . MOVE, to keep the li-


| • vehicles : in the Ribble : Valley,-at: its present £10 >was defeated at a meeting of.v.the. Ribble Valley


cence fee for private hire


/Council’s -Finance,' and, Generali- Purposes, Sub­ committee'.


. ' However,- members) foL} lowed a recommendation’


lington) moved, that it would-not cost the council any more to issue the. li­ cences;‘and they should not be increased. ; /


. Coun. Bill Fleming.(Bil­ ■ '


iby. • o f f ic e r s r that;;,fa! “modest” ■,increase ,;to ; £20,; should be implemented.


‘ The damage was caused between 7 p.m. and 11-30 p.m. when tiles/were ripped from the roof of the shelter, the. guttering


pointed out tha t ,the Ribble Valley Council offers a £50 reward for information ’ leading _ to a conviction for vandalism.


(Chipping) said the new hours were designed for the coirimuting South, and “not the more civilised North”.


to support Government proposals that, parliamen­ tary candidate’s deposits should-be increased from’ £150 (with a minimum of 12%% of the votes) to £1,000 (5% _ v otes minimum), to discourage any “lunatic fringe”. ,


Members also decided ■


More to come from fund


CLITHEROE Mayor Coun.; John Cowgill has promised to give, more do­ nations from .his^ welfare fund to benefit the young, elderly and disabled, before the end of his term of office. >:


already been • donated ’ to various charities this year, and Coun.' Cowgill said there would be’some money left in the fund for when Coun. Howel Jones takes over the office in May.


A; total of £1,892 has > Forced lock


/AFTER forcing the lock on' the back door at :a


! stole property worth £440 including <a cheque book,


: house , in Richmond Ter­ race, Clitheroe, . thieves


!a hirfi (-system,a - gold ■'chainv and a’,, gentleman’s gold ring:,1 <


i ' ’.fist?- J


public who has had to make great use'of health service facilities, I cannot praise enough the dedi­ cated staff who have helped me and countless others, despite staff shor­ tages, cuts and sometimes shortage of equipment. The company which


Mildred Fewster, of Burnley, gave a demonst­ ration on entertaining with flowers. . Now the club plans to


118ct up to £180 per oz. troy 122ct up to £210 per oz. troy


DENTALGOLD WANTED


POCKET WATCHES IN GOLD AND SILVER


Gent’s 18ct — £100 min . Gent's 9ct — £40 min Gent’s Silver — £5 min


. All In working order, less for * broken ones


meet every second Thurs­ day of the month, At the next meeting, on April 12th, Mrs Pat Fletcher will p re s e n t “ I r e ­ member.” .


‘shares and hope to profit, not only from the rich, but from sick and needy who can ill afford to pay for extra treatment, but may use their savings as an expedient to gain quick relief.


proposes to use' Gisbume Park as a private hospital is issuing shares, hoping to raise over £lm. Yes, we can all. take


vate health care* is about profit — profit arid queue jumping. That is all it can offer to any patient. The architects of pri­


Make no mistake,' pri­ ; ' Spotlight


LADIES POCKET & LADIES WATCHES


Ladles 18ct — £40 min Ladies 9ct — £20 min Ladles Silver — £10 min


All In working order, less for broken ones'


FREE VALUATIONS £100 MINIMUM


Gents gold cigar cases


BROKEN OR NOT


Gold cuff links £5 MIN.


Scrap Silver! Best price of the day


Silver re-saleable articles


UP TO £20 ' PER OZ.


Pre ’47 SILVER COINS — 9 1 times


Pre’20 SILVER COINS— 18 times


SHILLINGS, TWO SHILLINGS, 1 /2 CROWNS, THREEPENNY PIECES 18 and 22ct WEDDING RINGS £10-£70


vate medicine may raise the parrot cry — “free­ dom of choice”. The disadvantaged have


a choice — to reriiain in an endless queue, maybe to die. before they are called. That, then, is their freedom of choice. Every time someone with money jumps the queue they are pushed further back. , The obscenity of private


medicine must/not be al­ lowed to extract fiirther profit from sickness and ill-health. It should be stopped before we' are at the stage of a two - tier health service — private for those with money and a watered- down. health service for those without.


D. W. BALDING, Chairman, .■ Ribble Valley District Labour Party,’ Hacking Drive, Longridge.


. Rescue grant


THE Rossendale Fell Rescue Team is £50 better off thanks to a grant, from' the Ribble Valley Council’s Finance and General Purposes Sub-committee. \ ■ ,


pupils who will be leaving school this year, together .with their parents, will'be given the opportunity to meet “Managing Agents” (the name given to people who run . Youth Training Schemes), who will talk about how training for each of the various occu­ pations-is covered. There will also be the opportuni­ ty to meet some of . the young people currently on schemes and to see some of their work. ,


on careers IN common with other distHcts of the Lancashire Careers Service, ..the Ribble Valley Careers Offiee will be^ arranging a Youth. Training Scheme Convention at Ribblesdale School, Clitheroe, a week on Tuesday at 7 p.m. At th e convention


and a, representative from the Manpower Services Training Division will also be on, hand to answer questions.


Careers Service staff ■ ■ Write-off


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil's Firiance and General Purposes Sub-committee has e x p r e s s e d , i ts “dismay” at the amount of rate write-offs in the borough, the latest si being £1,190. Borough Treasurer Mr


Gordon Onslow said that the. figures went Back to 1978, and that several write-offs out of 22,000 payments were to be ex­ pected.


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THIS MONDAY


MARCH 19th 10-30 a.m. to 4-30 p.m.


Parish Church Hall, Church Street, Clitheroe


• If you cannot come and see us, we will come and ~


see you


B. J. BOUSEFIELD, Brookside Barn, Over Kellet, CarnfortK 732406


Prices subject to change according to markat On the spot FREE Testing of UNMARKED Articles. We


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