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CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street, Clitheroe Tel. 24804/22323


34th N O V EM B ER . S U N D A Y .


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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14th VS CHESTER SHOPPER


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7th 2- LEEDS SHOPPER £


£ 3 .5 0 Adult, £ 3 .3 0 oaf, £2 child / .


Pick-up at all main points cn route trom Whalloy Low Moor, Henthorn, Clltharoe. Waddlngton, West Brad ord, Grindlclon, Chatburn, Bolton-by-Bowland and Gisbum


SEATS BOOKED TO PLAN, NO SMOKING AREA R I B B L E >


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NEW MODEL ARMY MONDAY, DECEMBER 9th. 7-30 p.m.


All tickets £3.50 MAGNUM P lu s SUPPORT £3.50 advance, £4 on night THURSDAY. OECEMBER t2th. 7-30 p.m, S IS T ER SL ED G E Tickets: £7.50. £6.50. £5.50


THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26th to SATURDAY. JANUARY 4th


J A C K A N D T H E


B E A N S T A L K Ad ults: £2.50, Children: £2


Ph one B om Of f ice n ow tor full de ta ils !


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SUNOAY. NOVEMBER 24th. 7-30 p.i


JAYN E COUNTY C2.50 advance. £3 on door


Plus J o ic i Cau sA plus O r ig in a l M u s h ro om s


SATURDAY. DECEMBER 7th. 7-30 p.m.


THE BU SIN ESS THURSDAY. DECEMBER 19th, 7-30 p.m.


p lu s TWO SUPPORTS £2.50 advance. £3 on door


THE COCKNEY REJECTS P lu s SP ECIAL GUESTS


£2.50 advanco. £3 on door TUESDAY. OECEMBER 24th


SHORT OF


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UNWANTED ITEM S


IN THIS YOUR LOCAL PAPER


BAR AND B IS T R O Open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.


Monday to Saturday and from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday.


Advance tickets available from Box Office (9 a.m. — 5 p.m.. Mon. to Frl.. 10 a.m. — 4 p.m. Sat.) and from Pendla Traval. Burnley: Caatla


Records and T ou rist Information. Clltheroe; Tourist Worldwide. Ba rn old swlck;Th e Entertainer.


Waterloo!. Some are aub|ect to a booking fee.______ _____


ST PAUL'S LOW MOOR


TOMORROW FRIDAY


TO


V> DOWNHAM VILLAGE


HALL and Wl JOINT EFFORT


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


Saturday. November 23rd. at 7-45 p.m.


ADMISSION 70p trci rof'o^'r'or.tii


A l to C h i ld re n '* D om in o * * Y FAIR and COFFEE EVEN GIN 7 p.m. PARISH HALL


Toys. Books. Games. Sweets and Chocs.


Admission 25p


(incl. Cotfec) Children 10p


SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30th CHRISTM at ED ISFORD SCHOOL AS FAIR THE ALTERNATIVE CHRISTMAS EVE PARTY


with T H E S H A K E R S p lu s s u p p o r t a n d 2 DJ 's


Tickets £3. Admission to dance and Blakey's Bar. by t ic ket only. Book nowt


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(and throughout Di'cember)


MENU


Chefs Home-Made Soup *


Grapefruit Cocktail


HOT FROM THE CAR VERY


Roast Li*cal Turkey Roast Pork


Roast Rib of Reef Sugar Raked Mam


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creamed potatoes and seasonal vegetables


All served with roast and *


Black Forest Gateaux and Cream or


Christmas pudding and brandy sauce or


Sherry Trifle


Cheese and Biscuits *


Fresh Roasted Coffee and Mints *


Hats. Crackers and Novelties *


Dinner served between 7-30 p.m. until 0-30 p.m.


Dancing to our resident D.l until 1 a.m.


Licence until I n.nt. £9.50 fulltj inclusive


THE HODDER BRIDGE HOTEL


Chipping Knad, Chaiglcy,


Nr Clitherne


Tel. Slonyhurst 216 • <


Catholic Ladles Guild


JUMBLE SALE at the Social Centre.


Lowergate. on Saturday, November 23rd,


10 a.m. — 12 noon Refreshments available {


Prawn Cocktail • Pate a la mai.son


LOUNGE BAR, 11 a.m. — 3 p. Evenings. 7 p.m. — 11 p.i


MUSIC NIGHTLY IN THE LOUNGE BAR


EVERY MONDAY


MIKE SHAUN and TOM KELLY


Entertain with first class guest artists


WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 27th Number One Cabaret Band ‘V’ 8 PILOTS


Admission FREEbetore 10-30 p.m. £1 after


Bar and Olsco 9 p.m. — 1 a.m. THURSOAY, NOVEMBER 28th


PARTY NIGHT with Bar and Disco 9 p.m. — 1 a.m.


‘V* 8 PILOTS FREE ADMISSION


•• indoor or outdoor „ For professional disco services


ALL OCCASIONS Large or small - .


DISCO


Rl O


Tel. WHALLEY 3847 or CLITHEROE 27961


Horton-ln-Cravon, near Glsburn CRAFTS FAIR ARTS and


SUNDAY, NOV. 24th


10 a.m. — 5 p.m. Admission free


M a n y sudg i id e a s fo r C h r is tm a s S h o p p in g . K n itw e a r . Po tte ry ,


C o n fe c t io n e ry . L e arn er H a n d b a g s . C h e s s S e ts . T o y s . W o o dw o rk . Eg g C ra ft. F low e r C ra ft. C ards, P ictu re s. F u rn itu re etc.


Details ring Mrs J. M. Harris GUISELEY 76804


B o lto n -b y -B ow la n d Village Hall


5 0 /5 0


DANCING with


BARBARA and KEITH I on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


Hot Supper 8 D.m. to 9 p.m. A DM IS S IO N C 2 .5 0


Phone Bolton-by- Bowland


277 or 655 2 2 • 2 - 2 2 . 2


SHERRY AD MCE PIE EVEN GIN


N IN


at the Mayor's Parlour on Tuesday,


November 26th, at 7 p.m.


Admission 75p Various stalls and raffle ■ 2 2


P ro c e e d s fo r P o n d le P la y g ro u p 2 - 2 2 2


BRITISH KIDNEY PATIENT ASSOCIATION


I J U M B L E SATURDAY,


at S T MARY'S PARISH HALL, YO R K S T R E E T , CU TH ERO E


National Children’s Home Children In Danner Campaign


JUMBLE


NOVEMBER 23rd. 2 p.m.


SALE SATURDAY.


Trinity Schoolroom, Parson Lane


Admission 10p


COMINGEVENT, QUALITY ANTIQUE FAIR WHALLEY


at RIO'S SHOWBAR (Formerly Sandpiper)


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24th 10 a .m . — 5 p.m.


MOREUGHTS, SHOPPINGANDENTERTAINMENTHl rmsms- J/> -


S I M IM I. C L IT H E R O E 2 3 2 6 2


m e n u i E WINE WITH YOUR MEAL jF


Hi C12.50 per head C6.50 children ^ )tn 2 p m. to 3 p.m.


-5 $


COACH g g g HIRE


PRIVATE HIRE COACHES AN'l) .MINI- COACHES AVAILABLE. SCHOOLTRU'S,


HODSONS ..I GISBURN T E L . GISMURN 'i!M


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•2. 2 2 . - 2 2 - 2 - 2 . - 2 - 2 - i N, '[■ ILm.l I'jiinti.fl erv ''Jt


* . I . C O W K I N i ;


GmTHERE By RIBBLE T im e s a y e r


• h r i- t nut- I ’ re -e n l Mini Market. V


■ilitirllmrii. on Suml:i>. November 2Itfi


2 . - 2 . ■2. - 2 . - 2 . - 2 . ■2. - 2 - 2 ' i ADULT •


DALE POOL E A P ” “ C H E A P "


.s Cracker


g Contracts hove IP swims


Pom December 1st to iustvo at the Tourist e Council Offices, 'gridye Sports Centre


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For timetable details phone Clitheroe 23028 or call into any Ribble Office. ............ ' .... .


1 Call or write to


15 MARKET SQUARE NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN


. ACCRINGTON • MANCHESTER, ACCRINGTON - MANCHESTER.


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


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J O R FITTING BEFORE


CHRISTMAS .


7 2 5 X 2 5 CLITHEROE-


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B E t V t P O F t l U M to be held at


THE CORONATION HOTEL, HORTON-IN-CRAVEN SUN D A Y , D E C EM B E R 1 s t CIO per STALL


Inquiries: Earby BJ29B8. 842935 or 842866 Refreshments available


Accrington Original Antique and Collectors' Flea Market


in the TOWN H A L L , A C C R IN G TO N


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd 9-30 am — 5pm


A b so lu te ly •v s ry th ln g lor th» co l le c to r


A D U L T S 3 0 p


C HILO/OAP lO p Stall inquiries


T « l . BO LTO N 4 9 1 7 6 3


LABOUR PARTY PRO SPEC TIV E


PARLIAMENTARY


CANDIDATE SELECTION MEETING


WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER 27th, LABOUR ROOMS, CL ITHEROE


7-20 p.m. lor 7-30 p.m. prompt


( la te c om e rs NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE)


Whalley Community Twinning A s so c ia t io n


ANNUAL GENERAL


MEETING WEDNESDAY,


NOVEMBER 27th, at 7-30 p.m. in


WHALLEYADULT CENTRE


2 • 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 ■2 BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND


VILLAGE HALL CHRISTMAS FAYRE


SA TU RD A Y , N O V EM BER 23rd, at 2-15 p.m. at


CASTLEFORD H.F.E. QUEEN'S ROAD CLITHEROE


TOMBOLA DECORATIONS. CAKES


BRING and BUY ' AND LOTS MORE! ADMISSION 30p in c l. refre shm ents


• J T V *


DOMINOES on W ED N E SD A Y , N O V EM BER 27th


WHIST and


at 7-45 p.m. Admission 70p


(including supper) All meat prizes


2 2 2 ■ 2 - 2 - 2


DOWNHAM VILLAGE SCHOOL


PAINTINGS and


GLASS ENGRAVING Alaslair Carnegie and Michael McFall


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, to MONDAY, NOVEMBER


12 noon to 6*30 p.m. 25th.


WADDINGTON VILLAGE CLUB


PRIZE BINGO 8 p.m.


NOVEMBER 27th WEDNESDAY, <


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THURSDAY and FRIDAY


9 a.m. — 8 p.m. WEEKDAYS


9 a.m. — 5-30 p.m.^ SATURDAY


9 a.m. — 5 p.m. CAR


PARKING^ TWININGS 100 DELUXE TEA


, BAGS 9 9 p


TINNED PLUM TOMATOES 14oz.


1 4 P


K IN G S A RM S


CHRISTMAS PRIZE BINGO


Thurs., Nov. 28th, at 8 p.m.


90p incl. Supper


NOVEMBER 23rd at 2 p.m.


V Action Group .P ro c e e d s fo r R .V . D is a b le d j i


l y - ‘ C H IP P IN G VILLAGE HALL ^


CHRISTMAS BINGO


Sat., Nov. 23rd Doors open 6-30 p.m. Eyes Down 7-30 p.m.


L Christmas F a y r e ^ / V


Turkey s, C h ick en s, Duck, usual


KIMINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE


N O O K IE S a D IS C O


t THE CO.M.MKItCIAL HOTEL. GISHUItN


FRIDAY


NOVEMBER 22nd 8-80 p.m. tu 12-30 a.m ADMISSION £1.5(1


SLAIDBURN SILVER BANDI


___ jrday, December 14th, Newton Village Hall


CONCERT AND DANCE


= .


C M ) S I ,


7 5


T ick ets E1.50 including supper


Available from Band members or


Tel. Slaldburn 643


CHIPPING GUIDES BUMPER


CHRISTMAS PR IZ E BINGO


VILLAGE HALL, CHIPPING Wodnosday, November 27th


DOORS OPEN 6-30 p.m. 1st CALL 7-30 p.m. ADMISSION 20p BOOKS 25p each


Hampers, Chocolates, etc. N Saturday,


Poppy appeal tops £2,000


ovember 30th


LOWER ST MARY'S HALL (OH York St|


10-30 a.m. to noon CAKES, BISCUITS, JAM, Coffee served.


CRAFTS, PLANTS, AND MORE!


T H E W h alley and District Poppy Appeal is well set to break the £2,000 barrier for the second successive


year. House-to-house collec­


tions throughout the dis­ trict, which stretches


from Pendleton to Mellor, and a street collection in


Whalle.v have already raised £l,!)3S. Donations from the sale of wreaths, plus a church collection still'have to be included. Appeal organiser Mr


John Boothman thanked all those who had helped in the villages for their magnificent response. The Chatburn and dis­


trict branch appeal raised £2.021.12 and organiser, Mr Jack Altliam has thanked churches in the villages for Remembrance Dav service donations to­ talling £112.21). He also expressed


thanks to Mr Graham Crossley, headmaster of Riversmead School and pupils who made up 4,000 poppies, as well as local authorities for the purch­


ase of wreaths and land- lords of hotels who sold poppies. The total comprises:


Grindleton £238.-19, Chat­ burn £269.511, Bolton-by-


Bowland £132.80, Sawlcy £126.55, Downham £58.55, Rimington £112.12, Wor- ston £-13.95, Wiswcll £10,


Lane Ends £50, Rivers­ mead School £37.70, cere­ monial wreaths £99.20 sponsored walk £611, Ribble branches holiday draw, £139.20, bingo social evening £92.


T H E Hnddcr Valle, branch appeal raised


£387.47. The total comprises:


Dunsop Bridge £46.17,


Whitewell £1-1.63, Bashall Eaves £35.27, Newton £32.25, Slaidburn £185.15 and donations of £29 and


£45.


Uniformity of signs


welcomed


SUPPORT for a scheme by Lancashire County Council for a uniform system of signs drawing attention to tourist attrac­ tions was given at a meet­ ing of the Ribble Valley Council's Planning and Transportation Com mittec.


Members backed a policy document outlining


the 'plan and a code of practice which will go with it


Borough Solicitor Mr


Paul Timson said one of the proposals was that each town would have a sign with a pictorial theme. In Clitheroe's case it would depict the Castle hill.


Joyce Lilburn (Bolton-by- Bowland), said that the scheme had been long- awaited by those trying to promote "tourist attrac­ tions in the Ribble Valley.


The Mayor, Conn. Mrs


Classical g u ita r awards


MP Surgery Your Member of Parliament


DAVID WADD1NGTON will be at


9 Railway View C l ith o ro e


on SATURDAY,


NOVEMBER 23rd 9-30 a.m. to 11 a.m.


TO GIVE HELP AND ADVICE


Letters to the Editor are on page 7


this week


I THK following stutlcuits o. Clithfroe Guitar Studio were successful in Trinity College of Music examinations for the classical p i ita r. Grade five: Julie Wynn. Grade four: Clare Hrowell (h o n o u rs ) . Daniel Digfrins | James Hroughton. Shaun Mul


lins. Claire Baldwin. Grade three: Sarah Tyson (merit). Sandra Howard, Pnilij:


Leodham. Grade two: Alison Bignall


(merit). Grade one: Andrew Btpnall


(merit). All pupils were students o


the principal. Nicholas Mackey Tne studio recently held


classical guitar master chi under John Arran, former pro fessor at the Koval Northern College of Music. It is ho|>ed he will make a return visit next


Climbing frame is popular


A CLIMBING frame ha been installed in the toil filers' fryir. at Trinity Youth Centre, Clitheroe — thanks tu a i'-lll dona­ tion from tile Wednesday


Chib. Organisers Mrs Glen


Barkess and Mrs Rachel Scott said they were very grateful for the frame which was proving popu­ lar amontt the pre-school children.


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O P EN W E E K D A Y S Mon.-Frl. 9 — 5 p.m.


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Intriguing organ recital


C L IT H E R O E Parish Church Organ Society’s 193rd concert on Saturday was given by Frederick Rimmcr, Emeritus Gar­ diner Professor of Music at the University of Glas­ gow and Honorary Fellow of Sclwyn College, Cam­ bridge.


His programme opened with Bach’s Fantasia and


Fugue in G Minor, fol­ lowed by four pieces of Liszt, making the fullest use of the many tone col­ ours available to him.


The rest of his recital


consisted of “Exultatc" by Knut N.vstedt and a con­ trasting group of Chorale Preludes by J. S. Bach and Buxtehude, one again showing imaginative registration.


compositions. “ Fugato Giocoso”, “Pastorale”, a dialogue between near and distant shepherds’ pipes, and a bustling “Toccata”, full of excite ment.


He also played his ow His encore was


| Christmas Chorale Pre lude by Buxtehude, ending a* most intriguing and unusual programme.


A BOOST was given to the Ribble Valley Mayor’s charity, the Royal Nation­ al Institute for the Deaf, when the Mayor’s commit­


tee organised a dance. It was held in SS


Michael and John’s Social C e n t re , Low e rg a te , Clitheroe, and raised £280, bringing the total for the charity so far to


£3,046. Ribble Valley Coun.


Jimmy McGhie made it possible to hold the dance at the centre for the third year and all the food was provided by the com­


mittee. The Mayor, her hus­


band Chris and (laughters Judith (on her right) and Alison (on her left) are pictured with the com niittee.


^ ^arge-scale


canvas work A WELCOME return to \V h a 11 e v a n d district branch of the Embroider­ ers’ Guild was made by Mrs Anne McTavish, who demonstrated methods of canvas work on a large scale. The 15 members on


Saturday’s course at Whalley Adult Centre learned how to use neut­ ral colours and large crun­ chy stitches to achieve a spectacular effect and the vote of thanks was given bv Mrs Vicky Mlackie.


Window firm opens showroom


CLITHEROE uPVC window manufacturer. Ultraframe, has taken over new premises in the town for manufacturing purposes and as a


showroom. In addition to the


former Gateway Carpel Centre, in Kendal Street. Ultraframe will retain its three factory units at Waterloo, Clitheroe, for manufacturing double- glazed units.


Managing director Mr


John Lancaster is pleased with the way the company has expanded over the last two years.


He said: "Although this


move does not mean more jobs, it shows that Ultraf­ rame is here to stay and tile future is looking very rosy indeed. . with long­ term business on the hooks."


Gateway C a rp e t s ,


meanwhile, is storing its stock in a warehouse in


Salthill Roail while shop­


ping round for a main s t re e t location in Clitheroe. Gateway's local direc­


tor. Mr I'hilip Rose, who runs the business in part­ nership with his brother. John, said that it was hoped to open a carpet shop in the town centre hv early next year. ' "After three years at


Kendal Street we are now moving into a wider market, offering our car­ pets, fitting and cleaning services to more people."


lie said. Gateway's "Symphony"


kitchen and bedroom fur­ niture range will now In- retailed by Uibhlesdale Kitchen Studios, of Duck


Street. Academy awards


THE following pupils of St VitK-y 'idistin on Do


M a ry 's H a l l. St o ny h u r s t . — Sint


gained successes in recent LAMDA examinations.


Grade two — Anthony Ford M \ n (distim•linn). Thr (distinction). Grade three — Kichard O'Connell and Joel


Verse speaking and prose.


James Kami ing. Mir . Grade il i h*>ii> ».


Jonath an Ir■vmg tdi - Gil es Fori


.limit ir acti nF* ('hew cnachei1 by Mrs


ctiotts). ( ehertv.


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