2331 (Classified)
Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) CALDERSTONES REVUE and DRAMATIC SOCIETY •
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omime: Snow Presents
A CHRISTMAS TREAT FOR ALL THE FAMILY “THE WIZARD OF OZ”
in The Hospital Theatre, Caldcrstones, Whalley
TUESDAY, 4th, until SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8th, at 7-15 p.m.
Tickets: ADULTS £1.50, CHILDREN £1.25
Available from Gordon Robinson and Partners, Accrington, Castle Records, Clitheroe, Whittakers of Whalley, or Telephone: David Pearson, Blackburn 49229
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icf- j(5?. CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT YFC
Annual Whist and Domino Drive
at PENDLETON VILLAGE HALL on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th at 7-30 p.m.
Admission 75p Including supper Everyone welcome
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1st 10 a.m. till 2 p.m.
at the CHURCH STREET ^
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CHRISTMAS FAIR «
MAYOR’S PARLOUR, CLITHEROE Something for everyone
Stalls, Tombola, ideal Christmas presentSj^^ Refreshments available
‘5i o f Sissors
fgraphs s
are Ule e r
Creaks Xmas
Join us in our Salon on Tuesday, December 4th at 7-30 p.m.
All proceeds to Cliildreti's Charity
for our CHRISTMAS HAIR SHOW Tickets £1 from Sissors
i Bleakholt and Animal Welfare W CHRISTMAS FAYRE from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m.
Tombola stall, Bleakholt stall, gift stall, book, and bric-a-brac, plant stall, woollen goods, etc.
Refreshments, tea and biscuits Admission lOp, children free
l irp la n e " K .G .F .S . W H A L L E Y Christmas Fair (15)
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COFFEE AND MINCE PIES BRING AND BUY
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1984 10-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. at the
CLUB HOUSE, WHALLEY GOLF CLUB, WHALLEY
Cakes and Preserves, Tombola. Hamper, Home and Garden, Fancy Goods and Gift Stalls
mpei, TICKETS 50p PARKING FA C IL IT IE S FOR YOUR GENEROUS GIFTS
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THANK YOU! ALSO TO
CHOICE FRUIT SHOP CRABTREES
AND
ROYAL BRITISH LEGION CLUB POPPY APPEAL
CHRISTMAS FAYRE SATURDAY, DECEMBER
1st,2 p.m. at CASTLEFORD
Toys — Fancy Goods— Bring and Buy— Cakes — Raffle, etc.
Admission 20p
Accompanied children free Refreshments available Visit by Father Christmas
'if . 'if . 'if . if . if . if . if . if . if . i f 'if . i f . ST HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL,
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19 GRAND CHRISTMAS FAIR ^ '5
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REFRESHMENTS FREE ADMISSION i f if. if. if. if. if. if. if. i f if. if. 'd‘
NEW IN WADDINGTON!
Sunday, December 2nd at 3-15 p.m.
in St Helen’s, Waddington FESTIVAL OF ADVENT
LESSONS AND CAROLS
COPY NOOK Bolfon-by-Bowland 205
Phone now for reservations and menus for;
Traditional Christmas Day Lunch
RIBBLE VALLEY CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION
COFFEE MORNING at The Conservative Club
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6th 1 0 a.m. till 12 noon
Raffle, BrIng-and-Buy, Cake Stall Admission SOp Including Coffee and Mince Pies
11a.m. DEMONSTRATION OF CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
Meteor Club seeks helpers
AN appeal for volunteers to help at weekly meetings of the Clitheroe and District. Mentally Handicapped Association has been made by the chairman, Mr Mike Haworth.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30th GRAND CHARITY
NIGHT Top group
JENE SAIS-QUOI Live ON STAGE
Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve tickets now on sale
o n l y £ 3 . 5 0 At the annual meeting,
he appealed for helpers to organise a c t iv i tie s at Wednesday ‘ evening ses sions of The Meteor Club at the Catholic Centre.
Collided with motor cyclist
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A CAR driver who col lided with a motor cyclist at the Chatburn Road roundabout, told Clitheroe magistrates that he was using dipped headlights and did not see the machine. Marcin Bialecki (65), of
Win d s o r Av e n u e , Clitheroe, was fined £50
for driving without due care and attention. < , Bialecki said he reduced speed as he approached the roundabout and check ed other ■ traffic. - He did hot see the motor cyclist.
Lowergate. “Volunteers could be
teenagers or adults who are willing to supervise games or participate in tab le - ten n is , snooker, dominoes, jigsaws and d a n c i n g , ” said Mr Haworth. ' He added that the meetings were much ap preciated by 2 0 -mentally handicapped adults who regularly attend. Mr Haworth reported
that £3,500 had been spent during the year to keep the club going, with half that amount going on transport.
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, During the year, funds had been boosted with a
"donation of £1,000 from Clitheroe French Connec tion, and £1,800 through a sponsored bike ride. Mr Haworth was re
elected chairman, with his wife, Jill, as secretary, and Mrs Ann Clark trea surer. The committee was
re-elected tvith an extra member, Mr Colin Mason.
WORKERS at the James Thornber Mill, Clitheroe, watched with pride as de livery was taken of four new weaving machines to complete the second phase of the firm’s reorganisa tion programme started eight years ago. The whole operation
lasted several hours and went without a hitch. Head of the firm, Mr
James Thornber, said the machines would soon be running 120 hours a week and would boost produc tion of quality fabrics. In all, the company has
24 of these machines, which are lip to three times as fast as traditional looms.
Emergency accommodation
NINE elderly people were found accommoda tion in Clitheroe this, week, following a fire at the Witton Park home for the elderly, Blackburn, on Saturday night.
The seven women and
two men, mainly in their eighties, were evacuated in their nightclothes.
They were taken to
hospital in Blackburn and then p r o v ided with emergency accommoda tion at Rossendale Hotel
for the elderly in -York Street, Clitheroe. , -
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Clitheroe Ladles' Branch CHRISTMAS
THE ROLLING THUNDER CLUB
THIS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1st.
A// the way from London town to the Swan and Royal Hotel the magnificent
FARENJI
+ RED ROOSTER SOUNDS + DISCO
WARRIORS
HALLEY C of E SCHOOL, SAT., DECEMBER 1st
ADMISSION FREE 'if- 'if - 'if - 'if - 'if - if - if - 'if - 'if - 'if - 'if - 'if - 'if '
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with j 0 IVOR and LILY BARNES |
ibco »c<oooeoc« coo R 21st
Parish Hall 7-30 Admission 50p
Tomorrow FRIDAY ] NOVEMBER 30th | and FRIDAYS to DECEMBER\
- 1 0 p.m. S incl. cuppa h
SOCCOCCK ^
Fancy goods stall, bran tub and FATHER CHRISTMAS
Includes the cost of a cup of lea)
Admission lOp (which
will be there. Buffet teas
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CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PRIZE BINGO
Saturday, December 1st
Turkeys, Chickens, Spirits, over £150 in Prizes
Doors open 6-30 p.m. Eyes down 7-30 p.m.
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DISCO 2000 LIGHT YEARS AHEAD
18s — 21st .TCOCCOOOCOCCCOCOCO
ALL OCCASIONS CATERED FOR
Tel. Clitheroe 41472
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ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR
The Coronation Hotel
Horton-in.Craven Nr Gisburn
Sunday, December 2nd
10 a.m. — 5 p.m.
Many super Ideas tor Christmas shopping
Furniture, Miniatures, Toys, Jewellery. Knitwear, Flower craft, Pictures etc.
IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!
NEED HELP? Ring the
SAMARITANS ANYTIME
BLACKBURN
662424 or
NELSON 694929 Call or write to
15 MARKET SQUARE NELSON
105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN
Details: Mrs J . M. Harris, Tel. Qulseley 76804
“SAY it with flowers” was the message at this stall at Whalley Methodist Church Christmas fair on Saturday. More than 250 people
attended the fair, which ais'ed £695 for church funds.
The minister, the Rev.
Clifford Fos te r , intro duced the Mayor and Mayoress of the Kibble Valley, Coun. and Mrs Bernard Thornton, the of ficial openers. They were presented with a small souvenir by
Letters to the Editor stop w aving Pat OR the bdck b ig s t ic k
WITH regard to the efuse .collectors’ message
we have all received through our letter boxes, “ for one would like to say very big “thank you” to
all the men who turn out, in all weathers, to collect our refuse. L e t us be fair and
DISTRICT LABOUR PARTY
CLITHEROE AND
Next Meeting WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5th
7>30 p.m. in the Labour Rooms, Eshton Terrace
"Behind the Vote"
A video ol the Chesterfield by Election campaign will be shown
admit it is not a job we would willingly do ourse lves. So let us not expect the men to submit to more and more ex tra work and fewer staff. Let us all thank our
■efuse collectors for the xQod work they do, and lope the council stops waving the big stick, before we have a discon tented band of workmen.
Mrs M. ARTINGSTOLL, 4 Queen’s Road, Clitheroe.
Recital
M AN CH E ST ER ’S a r c h i t e c t -o r g a n i s t Mr Gordon Thorne will give Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society’s 185th con cert, on Saturday. He will play three pieces by Gab-' riel Pierne, a French con temporary of Elgar; and also a piece Douglas Steele wrote specially for him. There will be other music by J . S. Bach, Schumann and P e rcy Whitlock. '
for refuse collectors
MAY we ask where else in the country could one find a more hard-working gi'oup of men than the Kibble Valley refuse collectors?
Also, they are always
very pleasant whatever the weather conditions. If other councils took a
leaf from their book there would not be the need for
Support them
HAVING lived at the same house for the past 15 years, we feel we have had ample time to ap preciate the efficiency of our refuse collectors. In all weathers and at
all times we have found the men to be more than helpful and considerate. It would seem a jp'eat pity to change a service in any way, which has proved so satisfactory. Although not being fond
of putting pen to paper, we feel strongly when asked for-support. We should give it in full measure.
Mr and Mrs E.
CROWDER, 11 Gisburn Road, Bolton-by-Bowland, Nr Clitheroe.
people to come into the country lanes to dump their rubbish. Before any decisions
are made regarding in tended cuts on refuse col lections, one should try to . understand these men’s problems. May we suggest that
each member of the borough council advocat ing cuts and extra work loads should, in turn, come out of their central heated fortress (council offices) and work a full week with these men, at the same rate of pay. • It is the only way to
know fully what these men are going through. We the public must
back our refuse lads all the way.
MARGARET and DONALD STOREY,
'6 Bentlea Road, Gisburn.
• LETTERS for publica tion are accepted only OH the understanding that they may be edited or condensed at the Editor's discretion.
Extend Castle
repairs REGARDING the prop osed r e p a i r s to the Castle, has consideration been given to making it a real tourist attraction by reinstating the floors and putting on a roof with a viewing area? This would have the
effect of increasing tour ism and also prevent water penetrating the walls from the inside. With modern building
methods this would not be a problem. INTERESTED.
Register
LISTS of names for the next Register of Elector were available for inspec tion from yesterday at the Kibble Valley Council of fices, the council’s mobile office, any post office in the borough, or Clitheroe and Whalley libraries. Claims to be included or
for alterations much reach the Electoral Registration Officer, Mr Michael Jack son, at the council offices by December 16th.
Light fingers
A GOLD cigarette light er, a tin of tobacco and £29 cash were stolen from a house in Chatbur
New machinery arrives on time
sisters Melissa and Louise Kerr and thanked , by Mr Jimmy Fell, who organ ised the fair.
There was a visit from
Father Christmas, who gave out lollies to the chil dren.
i f - i f - i f ' i f ' i f ' i f West Bradford Methodist
Church CHRISTMAS FAYRE
Saturday, December 1st at 2-30 p.m.
Musical items will be given by pupils from Waddington and West Bradford Primary
Problems with
drains DRAINAGE problems encountered while caiTy- ing out improvements to 14 bungalows in the Gar nett Road-Thorn Street area of Clitheroe. are being dealt with, the Kibble Valley Council’s Housing Committee was told.
Health and housing of
ficer. Mr Peter Gladwin told members that good progi’ess had been made until minor alterations were being done to the drainage and it was found that the main drain did not flow adequately.
It was necessary to re
place two sections of drainaj;e, including re routing. Mr Gladwin said
that it was now likely that the tender figure would be e.xceeded, but the scheme should still be within the estimated amount of £114,000.
Clitliewe Advertiser and Times, November 29lh, 198)
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