CUtheroe Advertiser and Times, September 20th, 1981, Clitheroe 2232b (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified), 131 (Classified)


MARTIAL ARTS BEGINNERS COURSE


GOSHIN A Beginners Course starts MONDAY,


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ITEMBER. ____


ale Scho o l As- J Auc t ion Sale.


1BER. — West fld M e t h o d i s t Harvest.


Bind entertain- 1 the Savoyards Itv.


■OBER, Friday. I d l e t o n H o e - I ck e t s . — Con- 110.


|>y T ow n and- Ti cke t s avail-


Church Fashion


|om C l i t h e r o e 1* 2 4 4 8 2 .


I Cl i the ro e C o n - l o c i e t y . Janus fle.


TOBER —- Rib- J Scho o l Associ - ' Rncashire Night.


p r e s e n t s “ How l e r hal f lo v e s ” T Ay ck b ou rne .


V oB E R — 3rd 1B E R i W E D -


I s S p i r i t * ’ by Inward. Tickets, ■ al ley 2 68 6 .


I Players present


TO SATUR- - W h a l l e y


1 t h a n d 9 t h 11BER. ---- Trinity


. Gr ou p present |er at the Vicar- by- A g a t h a


■th a n d 1 0 th lM B E R .


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kot. ’ * - -


J 16th Festival o f l i t Trini ty.


1 B E R , 1 9 8 4 . [•oe M e t h o d i s t


l o V E M B E R ---- I Pop p y Ball, St. |1 and St John’ s Centre.


j d R e f o rm e d . | h, C l i t h e r o e , nas Fair.


l o V E M B E R


l o V E M B E R . — . |y Parish Church In Fair in aid o f Tpair s.


|C EMBER, Wed- I — Cl i theroe,


o - s o p r a n o * , | a e l H a n c o c k ,


|*ts Society. Van- W i l l


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I A R Y 7 th, _8th, 1 1 9 8 5 . ■


Group presents, 1 7 t h


Rotary Club of Colne Noyna


GRAND BARN DANCE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st at HALSTEAD FARM,


BARROWFORD, NELSON


GROUP AND DISCO Dancing 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. ADMISSION £2 .


LICENSED BAR, SUPPER AVAILABLE


BRIERCL1FFE ST JAMES’S BURNLEY


AN


ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR will be held in ST JAMES’S C: OF E


SCHOOL, BRIERCLIFFE ROAD, BURNLEY ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd, 1


p.m. to 8 p.m. and SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, 12 noon to 8 p.m.


Admission 30p (accom. children free) Pantomime, Snow- — Civic Clitheroe Old Age Pensions Association


SPECIAL PUBLIC MEETING Spiritualist Church, Greenacre Street


lON-BY-BOWLAND IREN’S COMMITTEE


IMBLE .a g e h a l l .


BER 21st >n 7-15 p.m. i Adults 10p


DAY


Iren 5p cults Included.


Thursday, September 27th at 7-30 p.m. CALLING ALL CLITHERONIANS!


UNITED REFORMED


CHURCH CUTHEROE


HREAVST THNSG IN b CONCERT


the United Reformed'Church S A T U R D A Y


y The Savoyard Concert Group In


S E P T E M B E R 2 2 n d


6-30 p.m. Potato Pie Supper 7-30 p.m. Concert


1ARVEST Tickets £1.25, children 75p,


(NKSGIVING ALLOWS.MITTON, AY. SEPTEMBER 23rd


Corning Service 9-30 a.m.


and Baptism


Evening Service 7 p.m.


available on door or Tel. 24482_______


AK IV G FOOTBALL CHARITY


MATCH SUNDAY


SEPTEMBER ,23rd


at TWITTER LANE, WADDINGTON Kick Off 10-15 a.m.


SUN INN (Waddington)


V Stretch, Tone and


Relax the gentle way . with Mrs Taylor


(British W h e e l of Y o g a T e a c h e r )


BLACK BULL, RIMINGTON


MONDAY


SEPTEMBER 24th 7-30 p.m.


10 weeks at £1 per session .N C E


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p.m. ar SATURDAY,


p.m. ^ STATION


HOTEL (CLITHEROE)


ALL WELCOME


Proceeds to St Deny’s Home, CUtheroe.


YORKSHIRE MINSTRELS ANTIQUES and


COLLECTABLES FAIRS


Glusburn Village Institute SUNDAY, SEPT. 23rd 10 a.m. — 4 p.m. _


St Thomas's Church Hall Sutton-In-Craven


SUNDAY, OCT. 7th 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.


Details 0943 4672BB


SATURDAY^ SEPT


SHAWBRIDGE NWCFL Dlv. 2


SOCCER at “


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'22nd y K.O. 3 p.m.


CUTHEROE COLNE DYNAMOS


Admission 70p


Children and OAPs 30p Refreshments Available


Members Licensed Clubhouse Match Sponsored by


PENDLE CARPETS Riverside Mill


West Bradford ^ ^ M iT e l . 27321 b m


CLITHEROE CBT and hL_


JOYPLAN PARTY b r a n d e d


Chatburn Road


Good quality, money back * guarantee


SECONDS WED., SEPT. 26th, 8 p.m.


All new Autumn range household textiles . 20p


WHIST and


DOMINO DRIVE TUESDAY


AFTERNOON


SEPTEMBER 25th at BOLTON-BY-


BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL 2 p.m.


Admission: £1.00 including refreshments


B0LT0N-BY-B0WLAND VILLAGE HALL


WHIST and DOMINOES


WEDNESDAY


SEPTEMBER 26th at 7-45 p.m.


'ADMISSION 70p (Including SUPPER) ALL MEAT PRIZES


DRIVES COMMENCE AT


SOLO


CHATBURN ROAD, CRICKET CLUB,


I TOMORROW, FRIDAY,' | SEPTEMBER 21st at 7-40 p.m.


ALL SOLO PLAYERS WELCOME


l i g t o n D r am a 2 4th-27th ___ 17th — Wed-


1 7 th (n ew Unitied Re-


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SEPTEMBER 24th, 8 p.m. to 9-30 p.m. in this complete form of Self-Defence at


ROEFIELD SPORTS BARN, CLITHEROE (near Ribblesdale Baths)


Is suitable to both male and female


(Cost is £1 per training session plus £2 membership payable on f irs t night


Resident Instructor A. RICKWOOD 1st Dan Black Belt


Registered with M.A.C., B.J.J.A., G.J.J.K.A.


M S C c o n s e r v a t i o n ! s c h e m e s h a l t e d


A UNION decision to halt a Manpower Ser­ vices Commission conservation scheme m the


Ribble Valley has been labelled as very re Settable” by Ribble Valley Deputy Mayor,


C ou n , .M r sJ p y c e i^ b u rn “The scheme provided 1 111111 -


jobs for 14 local young people each year .. : . and got through many jobs which local villages have been waiting to have com­ pleted for years,” she


said. The MSC announced


that the scheme would be withdrawn a fte r the


unions NUPE and UCAT withdrew. Coun. Mrs Lilbum said:


DISCO


with THE NOOKIES at Gisburn Auction Mart


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st 9 p.m. — 1 a.m.


censed Bar Refreshments available ADMISSION £1.50


PROCEEDS TO MAJOR REPAIRS AT RIMINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


NEED HELP? Ring the


BLACKBURN


662424 or


NELSON 694929 Call or write to I ” R & W MARKET PROMOTIONS


A WEEKLY TUESDAY MARKET will be held at the


GISBURN AUCTION MARKET


MANY STALLS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE, MANY NEW TO THIS AREA, SO WHY NOT COME ALONG


AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS-r- PLENTY OF BARGAINS TO BE HAD.


FREE CAR PARKING OPEN 10—4


105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN______


15 MARKET SQUARE NELSON


ST CATHERINE’S CHURCH WEST BRADFORD


JUMBLE SALE in the SUNDAY


GOOD-AS-NEW and POUND STALL


SCHOOL, SATURDAY ■SEPTEMBER 22nd,


Tea and Biscuits available Bus leaves King Laneet1-45p.m.


'2-15 pmi. Admission 5p


TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


SATURDAY,


SEPTEMBER 22nd at 7-45 p.m..


Admission 70p including supper


thought that the young people were doing jobs which should have been done by union members in«


- work;. “They also thought we , , .


were getting the , work done on the cheap. How­ ever, every parish had to precept to cover costs of transport for the young


people.” A few young people will


finish off schemes already started when the MSC news came through. A scheme to build up


the new sound archives at the Castle is to continue after the union involved — NALGO — made no objection to the six young people involved complet­


ing it. Coun. Mrs Lilbum said


she hoped that the prop­ osed “ Instant Muscle” scheme could help to re­ place the conservation


scheme. “ It could prove a more


permanent solution in completing various jobs as the young people involved will not be limited by a 12 month employment,” she


said.


Van struck schoolboy pedestrian


A CLITHEROE driver whose van went out of control and struck a 14- year-old schoolboy on the pavement said he was av­ oiding another vehicle which came from a junc­ tion in front of him. At Clitheroe Magis­


tra te s ’ Court Steven Porter (21), of Grafton Street, denied driving without due care and at­ tention, but was fined £60 and had to pay £25 costs and £15.30 witness ex­


penses. The accident happened


on the Clitheroe inner bypass one Sunday lun­ chtime, near the junction with Highfield Road. Porter’s van, which was


travelling towards Whal- ley, went over to the wrong side of the road and hit pedestrian Mark Atherton, of Henthorn Road, who broke his


. a n k l e . *-• ; rr ; •: Porter, who is unem­


ployed, said that as he came level with the junc- tion, a blue Mini emerged at a fast speed without


stopping. He swerved and braked


and tried to steer round it, but the van started sliding across the road into the wall and the boy.


Family service


ALL things new was the theme o f the family p a ra d e s e r v ic e at Clitheroe Parish Church on Sunday. Rite A is being introduced at these monthly services in the


hope that the up-to-date language and livelier music will help those not familiar with church ser­


vices. During the past year


the church youth organ­ isa t ion s and Sunday School have been helping prepare the themes and participating in the ser­ vices. This week, the Brownies led the interces­ sions and presented the offertory. The colours were returned during the hymn "Lord of the dance” played by organist Mr


Charles Myers. Fined £50


AT Clitheroe Magistrates’


Court, a fine of £50 was imposed on Gordon Ken­


nedy (26), of Standen Road, C l ithero e, for drunk and disorderly be­ haviour in Castle Street.


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Bridge Club


THE attendance last week at Clitheroe Bridge Club was much lower than normal and


there were only seven and a half tables in play. Winners were: NS Mr W. L. .Wilkinson and Mr R. Atkinson, Mrs S. Hollander and Mrs L. Gillib- rand. EW Mr and Mrs G. Tatton, Mr R. Nico! Smith and Mrs Murgatroyd.


On the following hand no •


EW pair bid the small slam, although 12 tricks should always be made. A reasonable bidding sequence would be:


| — 6D


S W N E — ID — 4D — 4Nt — 5D


S dealer, NS vul.


S 09542 • H AQ863 D 3 C 106


N


W E ' S


S K.108B HJ74


D 95 C 9875


R.K.A.


Players want a sofa


A SOFA that will split into single units is top of the “wanted” list for Wad­ dington Drama Group’s next production, “How the other half loves,” by Alan Ayckbourn. The play is a compli­


cated story about three couples, played by David and Eileen Clewes, Bob Cleeve, Carmel Donald, Graham Mitchell and Glenys Wood. They share three separate scenes which run at the same time on stage. The production begins


its run, at St Helen’s Sunday school, on October 24th and finishes on the 27th. Anyone able to supply a 'suitable sofa should contact Glenys Wood (Clitheroe 24486).


Recital


AT C lithero e Parish Church Organ Society’s 23rd anniversary concert on Saturday, soloist will be Derrick Cantrell, at one time organist at Man­ chester Cathedral and now senior tutor at the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester. His programme includes


Mendelssohn’s Sonata No. 1 and there are two works by Alfred Hollins the blind organist-composer whose music is always so popular, together with music by Bach and some


i modern English com- nnsers.


THE children’s treasure hunt proved a popular at­ traction at a coffee .day organised by Clitheroe Ladies’ Circle in aid of Guide Dogs for the Blind. Nearly £150 was raised


at the event, at the home of chairman Mrs R. Hail­ wood, Waddington Road, Clitheroe. A special guest was Miss C h r is t in e Bailey, of Clitheroe, who attended with her guide dog “Tara.” The day was organised by Mrs Janet Spedding._______ ___


Swimmer Peter leads the way


RIBBLESDALE School swimmer Peter Jones recorded his best-ever victory on Saturday — in an event in which he seldom competes.


After surprising himself


with a fast qualifying time, Peter (13), of Moor­ land Crescent, Clitheroe, decided at the last minute to enter the junior boys’ 110 yards breast-stroke at the E n g lish Schools Swimming Association Di­ vision 2 finals in Liver­


pool. Much to his delight, he


came in a clear first, de­ feating boys from Lanca­ shire, Cheshire, Mersey­ side and the Isle of Man. Peter came near to


making it a double, but after a close race he was pipped at the finish of the


110 yards freestyle. His p r e v io u s b e s t


achievement was three second places at the North Lancashire district


finals two years ago. Peter, who has been,


swimming competitively for four years, now goes forward to the national


schools finals in Surrey on October 26th and ,27th.


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£100 fine


fo r causing damage


AFTER being ejected from his former wife s


home, a Clitheroe man smashed a door and four windows, the town’ s magistrates were told. For damaging property,


John Richard Bridge (25), of Faraday Avenue, was fined £100 and ordered to pay £116 compensation. The court was told that


when Bridge refused to leave his former wife’s h om e in St C h a d ’ s Avenue, Chatburn, he was ejected by her friend. He then went beserk,


breaking the windows, and had to have hospital treatment for cuts. Bridge said that he had


been trying to sort out something with his former wife. He had not broken als many windows as alleged.


Trinity Fellowship


THE speaker at the first meeting of the new ses­ sion of Trinity Ladies’ Af­ ternoon F ellowship was Clitheroe Methodist Cir­ cuit Minister, the Rev. James Needham. He gave an illustrated


talk about the various typ e s o f church and chapel architecture from the early 19th century. His slides depicted many


local churches. After the meeting tea


and cakes were served by ladies of the tea commit­ tee. At the next meeting on W ed n e sd a y the speaker will be Mr F. Rushton.


Awards for Clitheroe canoeists


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Parish Church Scouts paddled to success in the annual NW Scout area canoe competition finals on Lake Windermere on Sunday. Steven Petty (14), of


Railway View Road, Clitheroe, was awarded a


trophy for coming first in the single canoe. Steven, a pupil at Rib­


blesdale School, also re­ ceived a plaque for be­ coming NW Junior Slalom Champion of 1984, with a total of 49 points out of


50. In his first-ever race,


David Driver (13), of Park Avenue, Clitheroe, a pupil


of Clitheroe Royal Gram­ mar School, came eighth and was awarded the Novice Trophy for the best performance; In the Ambleside to


Fellfoot lOVfe-mile race, Andrew Tomlinson (18), of York Street, and Mark Mashiter (19), of Lang- shaw Drive, broke the record for a K2 ^ boat.


They received a prize for the fastest boat on the Stephen Lord (17), of


Park Avenue, was second in ■ the Venture Scout class, with John Royle (17), of Salthill Road,


third. The boys are all trained


on P r im ro s e L od g e , Clitheroe, by Mr Fred P o o le , o f C a rd ig an Avenue.


American holiday


RIBBLESDALE Camera Club opened the winter, season with a supper at the Edisford Bridge Inn. j Chairman Raymond


G r e e n w o o d w e lcom ed members and wives and du.ring the e v en in g showed slides of a recent- h o l id a y in Am e r ica , tr a v e l l in g from Los Angeles via Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon and the Rockies to Denver. It was a brief, foretaste


of an audio-visual presen­ tation he is compiling to show the club in October. On Tuesday members


will be shown the Lanca­ shire and Cheshire Photo­


graphic Union’s Folio B.


Lost control o f car


„ WHALLEY woman


who lost control of her car collided with two parked vehicles in Whalley Old Road, Langho, and then abandoned the vehicle, Clitheroe magistrates


were told. For driving without due


care and attention, Katn-: leen Christine Jones (37),


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th


| WHIST and DOMINO d r iv e


CONSERVATIVE CLUB


DOG AND PARTRIDGE TOSSIDE


DISCO


Saturday, September 22nd 8-30 until 12-30


ADMISSION £1.00


RAILWAY VIEW, . CLITHEROE


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THE T r in i ty Y outh Centre Building Project received a £110 boost, thanks to a coffee morn­ ing held in the Clitheroe Mayor’s parlour.


There were bring-and-


buy, cake, produce and Christmas card stalls.


Clitheroe Mayor and Mayoress, Coun. and Mrs


Howel Jones, and area


youth leader Mr Geoff Jackson are pictured with


.some of.the. helpers and visitors.


of The Crescent, was fined £40. She was also fined £50 for failing to stop after an accident and £30 for failing to report the incident. She had to


pay £6 costs. In a letter to the court,


the defendant, said' the collision had been acci-1 dental.


. Car rally


AT Ribble' Valley Young Conservatives car rally on


Sunday, organised by Mr Tony Wood, winners were


Mr G. Robinson and Mr I. Sowerbutts. Supper at


the Higher. Buck Inn. Waddington, concluded, the evening. Another evening was spent bowl­ ing at Clitheroe Castle.


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plan for restaurant


AMONG applications submitted to the Ribble Valley Council s Planning Department this week is one for approval in principle only for the change of use ol .11 and 39 W h a l le y R o a d , Clitheroe, to form part ol an existing Indian restaurant (number 0474).


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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th 1 0 a .m . to 4 p .m .


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A R A N STYLE JUST ARRIVED


Others include: Low Moor: Conversion of


old Wesleyan School to form dwelling with garage/work-


I shop, Kitchen/dining room, bathroom and living room on ground floor and two bedrooms Ind shower on first floor


^ C l i th e r o e : Erection of window blind and retractable canvas ‘with "Minster Galleries worded in old English scnpt at


10 York Street (0477). Whalley: Development ol


four two-person flats and two two-person bungalows for resi­ dential use on land at the junc­ tion of Station Road and Clitheroe Road (0474).


lcy: Small kitchen extension and extension to provide stair- way at Sagar Wood, Chaigley


^*SIa\*dburn: Change of use to residential home for the elderly


(approval sought in principle only) at “Whiteholme (04


Pipe band


THE Clitheroe Royal British Legion Pipe Band will be playing in the town on October 6th at Castle Gate, Market Place and on the market.


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