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PHCRAZE t2 (Cone. C1)


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Ismen demonstrate lnd answer visitors pstions in


JiHIND THE CRAFT lission Free


lay. October 9th. I'O p.m.


|H HIGH SCHOOL. ISENDALE l)cean Stream


fliNT CIRCLE libination of music,


lime and elaborate |ake-up 50 (Cone. £1)


I. October 10th,


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2 Hammertoe Street, Burnley


Lance. BB11 1NA. Tel. (02B2) 21986 SATURDAY


SEPTEMBER 28th


BARROWFORD PARK Don’t miss the new multi­


coloured, music filled, Inflatable environment


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MANDARAH 3 1-30 p.m. — 5-30 p.m. Adm. 50p


from Manchester Arts and Technology Lab.


ST MARY THE VIRGIN


FESTIVAL AND g if t d a y SUNDAY,


HARVEST


CHURCH GISBURN


OCTOBER 6th


OLD PEOP LE'S WELFARE COMMITTEE


A CHEESE AND


WINE EVENING will be held on


T H U R S D A Y , S E P T EM B E R 26th


7-30 p.m. — 10-30 p.m. atTHEPENDLECLUB,


LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE


To raise funds for the Kitchen Refurbishments


Tombola, Bring and Buy, etc Tickets: £1 to Include Cheese and 1 Glass of Wine


KINGS ARMS FC


PRIZE BINGO


MONDAY,


SEPTEMBER 30th Eye s d ow n 8-15 p.m. 80p including supper


Forget the Rest — Book The Best!


OK DISCO


Any occasion Largs or small


Tel. DARWEN 776159 and CLITHEROE 28141


GISBURN YOUNG FARMERS CLUB ANNUAL


HARVEST SUPPER DANCE


CORONATION HOTEL S u p p e r 7-45 p.m.


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th at the


BLEN CATHRA BAND


Tickets, phone Gisburn 319 o r H ellifle ld 266


1st BOWLAND SCOUTS J U M B L E


SEPTEMBER 27th at 7 p.m.


METHODIST CHAPEL, DOWNHAM ROAD, CHATBURN


ADMISSION 5 p Jumble collected Thursday COACH HIRE


HODSONS orGISBURN PRIVATE HIRE COACHES AND MINI­


TEL. GISBURN 394 COACHES AVAILABLE. SCHOOL TRIPS,


W.I., CUBS, BROWNIES, YOUTH GROUPS WE CAN ORGANISE YOUR TRIP


Invitation to all members to attend A MEETING


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT CHAMBER OFTRADE


at THE SWAN AND ROYAL HOTEL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 7-30 p.m.


There will be a talk on the Law related to employment, with opportunity for


questions and an open forum for ideas, questions, and discussion on the Chamber’s future programme.


CABARET at


\ < £ i a r ~ d e ‘ | EAGLE STREET, ACCRINGTON. Tel. 37519


September 27th REG COATES EXPERIENCE Admission: £2.50. Not to be missed


OCTOBER 4th B R IA N P O O L E Hit Recording Star of the 60s Top Female Vocalist Admission £3.00 Oc t o b e r 11th, P A U L A R A N D E L L Admission: £2.50


OCTOBER 18th JOHNNY and THE HURRICANES Admission £3.


Don’t detay or be away from Lar-de-Dara — tt'a Incredible. Special concessions for coach parties


BAR AND BISTRO Open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.


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


Travel, Burnley: Castle Records end Tourist Information, Clltheroe; Tourist Worldwide, Barnoldswlck:


Tickets available from: Pendle


The Entertainer, Waterloo!. Some ere subject to e booking fee.


D SALEOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL, SATURDAY,


JUMBLE


SEPTEMBER 28th, at 2-15 p.m.


A dm is s io n 15p (including a cuppa) also


A disco, pie and peas supper


a t th e A s s h e to n A rm s ,


S a tu rd a y , S e p tem b e r 28th (T ic k e t o n ly ) £1.75


BURN LEY AND DISTRICT


PHILATELIC SOCIETY


STAMP FAIR EXHIBITION


AND


T o be h e ld f rom 10 a.m. on


SUNDAY


OCTOBER 6th in ST THEODORE'S


SCHOOL, ORMEROD ROAD, BURNLEY


Over 25 dealers wilt be


present, licensed bar applied for, refreshments available


ADMISSION 30p C h ild re n a n d OAPs 15p


Tickets from David and Wendy, Assheton Arms


Money raised for Downham Playgroup


Synchronised Swimming and Diving


Commencing OCTOBER 5th 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.


All ages and abilities welcome FIRST SESSION FREE


“GET UP AND DOWN” TO THE RIBBLESDALE POOL


Ribble Valley Borough Council Sen/ing the Community SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5th


PETER AND THE TEST TUBE BABIES


plus tw o supports Doors open 7 p.m.


Tickets £2.50. advance £3 on night


SUNDAY. OCTOBER 6th, 7*30 p.m. Top Impressionist


RORY BREMNER plus Steve Nation


(Spitting Images. Margaret Thatcher) All tickets £3


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13th


DOCTOR AND THE MEDICS Tickets £2.50, advance £3 on night


Doors open 7 p.m.


TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15th THE GUANA BATZ


and THE BOLSHOI Doors open 7 p.m. All tickets £2.50


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 7-30 p.m.


AN EVENING OF CLAIRVOYANCE


AND MEDIUMSHIP All tickets £3


FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1st, 7*45 p.m FRANK IFIELD Tickets £4, £3.50, £3, £2.


N.W.C.F.L. D iv is io n 1


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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th ko 3 p.m.


CLITHEROE GLOSSOP


Admission £1


Children and OAPs 50p Refreshments available


Members licensed clubhouse Match sponsored by


Committee and members of Low Moor Reading Room and


Social Club, St Paul's Street, Low Moor, Clitheroe


SOCCER at SHAWBRIDGE C i t


x t iR rn i-U N 'c 'i ia m h i-r O R C H E S TR A


™ l E GEORGES 2 □ = HALL =


N O R T H O A T E . BOX OFFICE B L A C K B U R N Yel. Blackbutn SB25S2


FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27th, 7-30 p.m. ROYAL LIVERPOOL


PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA “BEETHOVEN NIGHT” Tickets £4.90, £3.70, £2.25


ST PETER’S CHURCH. BURNLEY Thursday, October 17th, 7-30 p.m. 1st Programme


Muza rt Sginphiing No. Ji). Muslim re Night Music,


C igar Srmnndc J'ov Strings, Schubert Sgniphong No. .i Admission: £.'1.50 cone. £2.511


Subscriptions foil rate £17, cone. £12 F u l l details from M I ’AA


^ M ID -P E N N IN E AKTSASSOCIffllON 2 Ilammcrton Street, Burnley, Lanes I1B11 1NA.


Tel. (02S2) 21i)Sli______________ THEMED BUFFET DISCO’s


THE ASSHETON ARMS held every Friday night, from 8-30 p.m.


DOWNHAM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, GREEK NIGHT


FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4th, S IX TIE S NIGHT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11th, GERMAN NIGHT £3.75 inel. buffet supper and a drink


AN IDEAL VENUE FOR THAT


OCCASIONAL PARTY NIGHT Licensed until 1 a.m.


also Saturday ni^ht dinner dance £8 inel. 5-course meal


T E L E P H O N E C L I T I I E R O E 4 1 2 2 7 R E S E R V A T IO N S O R I N Q U I R I E S


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2811), 3 p.m. end 6 p.m


mBASIL BRUSH SHOW Tickets £3, £2.50, £2.00


50p Reduction for Children and OAPs THURSDAY and FRIDAY


OCTOBER 3rd and 4th 7-30 p.m.


BRISTOL THEATRE CO presents


G O D S P E L L Tickets £4, £3.50, £2.50


MONDAY, OCTOBER, 21st, 7-30 p.m. ROY ‘CHUBBY’ BROWN All tickets £4


IF EASILY OFFENDED PLEASE STAY AWAY1


MONDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 7-30 p.m.


M A R C A L M O N D and THE WILLING SINNERS


Tickets: £3.50 advance, £4 on night


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd 2-30 p.m. and 5-30 p.m.


KEITH HARRIS and ORVILLE Tickets £3. £2.50, £2


TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 26th Doors open 7 p.m.


NEW MODEL ARMY All tickets £3.50


" , " " i l =WINP5DRz irVuWii — 5 H I T t =


SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 29th, 7-30 p.m. RED ROSE RADIO'S


ALLAN BESWICK AT LARGE


w ith INCLOGNITO Tickets £3 (over 18s only)


REFORMED CHURCH SATURDAY,


CLITHEROE UNITED SEPTEMBER 28th


bytheSLAIDBURN SILVER BAND


HARVEST FESTIVAL MUSIC


(Conductor — Mr J. Cowking) Back from Its successful European tour


a t 7-30 p .m . in th e c h u rc h Programme: Adults £1.25, Children 60p available at the door and from church members (includes refreshments)


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th H A R V E S T


T H A N K S G IV IN G S E R V IC E S


10-45 a.m, — Family worship


6 p.m. — Harvest Songs ol Praise ALL WELCOME


C lith c ro e A d v e r t is e r a n d Times, September Utah. /.'«.< Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) ANCING CLASSES


ROYAL D A N C E CLUB Mercer Street, Clayton-le-Moors


.0, C H I L D R E N at the


Childrens disco class —


Monday 6*00 — 7-00 p.m. Under-12’s disco class —


Saturday morning 11-15 — 12- 30 p.m.


Over-12’s disco class —


Saturday afternoon 12-30 — 1- 15 p.m.


50gj3erj»lass Ballroom, Latin, Old Time and


Social class, Saturday morning 10-00 — 11-15, 50p


MOTHERS!!


Come and have a break, |oin us for a free coffee while your child has fun


and learns to dance In our special T INFANT CLASS Special rates tor childrens private


hursday afternoon 3*45 — 4-30. Child 50p, mother free


lessons. Phone Lesley tor details on Clayton 31329 ________


Le t te rs to th e E d i to r


Make old Mart tourist magnet


THE move of Clitheroe Auction Mart to a new home provides, to my mind, the ideal opportun­ ity to build up the area’s tourist trade by making full use of its historic buildings. t -v , ■, • i


Put library here


AT the risk of throwing a spanner in the works at this late stage, I would venture to suggest an al­ ternative use for the old auction mart site . . . as the ideal place for a new purpose-built library. Such an opportunity to


dence of the Ribble Valley Council’s attempts to de­ velop its tourist industry. What is there for them


There seems little evi­


to visit in Clitheroe? The castle and . . . nothing. But with grants, en­


JACQUES — JOHNSON


The wedding of Hurst Green man Mr Christ­


build a spanking new lib­ rary in the centre of the town — with easy access for the elderly and dis­ abled — is unlikely to present itself again for many years, if ever. It would be a worthy


thusiasm, publicity and hard work, the mart pre­ mises could be an ideal site for some sort of Lan cashire craft and heritage centre. Small shops could sell


opher Ian Jacques and Miss Karen Johnson took place at St Lawrence’s Church, Longridge, on Saturday.


replacement for the auc­ tion mart buildings and the old sale ring could still be preserved, as several other letter writers have intimated. Please, Ribble Valley


teenagers HOPING to put more fun into swimming for teena­ gers is Ribblesdale Pool manager Mr Dave Phil­ lips, who has organised a series of weekly sessions at the baths called Teen Scene. Mr Phillips said: "The


Swimming session for


planners, give it some thought. B O O K L O V E R .


Lancashire fayre, clothes paintings, leather, brass and other traditional craft work while the ring could be used for displays — Morris dancing, demonst­ rations of sheep shearing and cotton spinning, Lan­ cashire music, works on the Pendle tales and many, many other attrac­ tions which people could think of it they put their minds to it. Rents and paying vis­


itors would help to make it self-financing.


town, but there is little at present, bar the castle, that would make people realise it.


Clitheroe is an historic


PHILIP DICKIN, Brownlow Street, Clitheroe.


Faulty tyres


emphasis will be on water fun to show that swim­ ming is not all hard exer­ cise and racing against the clock.” Activities will include


FOR using a car with two fau l ty ty r e s , James Stewart McDonald (3-1), of S om e rse t Avenue, Clitheroe, was fined £40 for each offence by the town’s magistrates.


water games, swimming to music and diving and water stunts in a series of weekly meetings on Friday evenings starting a week tomorrow. Beginning at the pool


the defendant said that he had overlooked the tyres due to pressure of work.


In a letter to the court,


joiner, is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs W. Jac­ ques, of Whatley Road, Hurst Green, and the bride, a laundry assistant at Stonyhurst, is the youngest daughter of Mi­ ami Mrs S. Johnson, of Ashley Lane, Longridge.


The bridegroom, a


by her father, wore a gown of satin ribbon and silk lace, decorated with wedding bells and lovers’ knots. She had a circular tiara and veil and carried a bouquet of ivory and pink roses.


The bride, given away


Glenda Dewhurst, the bride’s sister, and De borah Cross, who wore pale blue silk dresses with blue and white head­ dresses. Best man was M r


In attendance were


GREEN — RAWSON


Clitheroe window dres­ ser Miss Adele Rawson


married Mr Raymond An­ thony Green at Trinity M e th o d is t C h u r e h , Clitheroe. The bride is the only


i m m s H


C A R P E T S CHOOSE FROM A


SUPERB COLLECTION AT OUR


FACTORY


daughter of Mr and Mrs D. C. Rawson. of Victoria Street, Clitheroe. The bridegroom, a


CARPET SHOP


carpet retailer and fitter is the elder son of Mr R Green, of S i d d o w: Avenue. Clitheroe, and Mrs D. Fletcher, of Low erhouse Lane, Burnley. The bride, given away


by her father, wore pearl white silk gown with a full skirt, a frill- edged overskirt and train. The full sleeves fea­ tured bows on the shoul ders and her full-length cream veil was edged with lovers’ knots and held in place with a circle of cream roses, lilies and seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of roses, lilies, freesia, gypsophila and ivy.


Andrew T u rn e r and groomsman was Mr Kevin Johnson, the b r id e ’s brother. Ushers were Mr William and Mr David Jacques, the bridegroom’s brothers. The ceremony was per­


formed by the Rev. A. P. Furness and organist was Mr David Seed. A reception was held at


the Brick House Hotel and Restaurant, Chip­ ping. The couple are to live in Over Hacking Stonyhurst. Photograph: A. Smith Scorton.


the following day will be a weekly series of morning


sessions teaching sy­ nchronised swimming. Mr Phillips said: “This


is now an Olympic sport and requires a high-level of watermanship and forms a good foundation


for both individuals or groups of adults and juniors. It is thought that this is the first time such swimming has been taught at the pool. “It is a superb sport for someone who has the


for all water activities.” The sessions will cater


Hau la ge contractor changed documents


FINES and costs of more than £2,000 were imposed on a Clitheroe haulage contractor for offences relating to the use of lorries.


Clitheroe magistrates were told that Thomas


Arising from the off­ ences, two drivers were


Hickey (42), of Queen S t r e e t , W h a l l e y , h a d switched plates and docu­ ments from one lorry to another.


basic strokes, and an en­ couraging amount of in­ terest has been generated in the se s s io n s ,” he added.


HARVEST FESTIVAL


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


SEPTEMBER 29th 10-30 a.m.


S U N D A Y


Both services taken by Rev J. Needham


SERVICE OF HARVEST THANKSGIVING


HARVEST GIFTS li p.m.


RECEPTION OF


UV in c i l i1 Hint tn share in these services ir ifh us.


T H E R O Y A L D A N C E C L U B


M e rce r Stre e t, C la y to n - le - M o o rs . Tel. 31329


LADIES WINTER WARMERS


Feel good this winter— Join us


at one of the following classes A E R O B IC S


New aerobic classes starting


this week, Monday 7*15 — 8-15, Tuesday 7-15 — 8-15, £1


or for the less energetic but the lively


S H A P E U P A N D D A N C E


New courses starting this week, Tuesday 8-30 — 9*30,


Wednesday 2-00 — 3*00, £1 Any age can enjoy simple exercise


and dance routines to help keep you feeling fit


FLEA


MARKET SALESBURY


MEMORIAL HALL CLAYTON-LE-DALE


SUNDAY, SEPT. 29th 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.


Inquiries to Cleveleys 824918


^ w w w w w w w w w w y $ NEWTON


V VILLAGE HALL £ i


H O M E S IN THE


S U N


on tho Costa Blanca, Spain.


Wide range of freehold


villas and apartments available


For details phone Marina Associates. Tat. 65050 or 694445


from £8,300 V v \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ x


^FARMER’S? i § BALL \


FRIDAY £ OCTOBER 11th


WINDOWS at


uPVC


HARDWOOD PRICES


IBBLE Valley people approaching retirement


Thinking R ahead


and those who have re­ cently retired have the chance to attend special courses relating to their new circumstances. The free courses, run


by the local health author­ ity, will be held at Lar- khill Health Centre, Blackburn between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Wednes­ days. Topics include, health,


CLITHEROE & DISTRICT NFU LADIES SOCIAL SECTION


WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL


Admission £1.25 Incl. REFRESHMENTS


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd at 2 p.m.


M P S u r g e r y Your Member ot Perllament


DAVID WADDINGTON will be at


9 Railway View Clitheroe


SATURDAY,


SEPTEMBER 28th 9-30 a.m. to 11 a.m.


TO GIVE HELP AND ADVICE


week and those interested are asked to contact the Larkhill Health Centre (Blackburn 63G11 ext.


20(5).


finance, benefits, leisure, home security, safety at home, diet and exercise. The courses start next


fined £200 on each of seven offences — fraudu­ lent use of a registration mark and using, with intent to deceive, a goods vehicle identity disc, an excise licence, D of E plate, test certificate, plating certificate and in­ surance.


He admitted and was


another vehicle without an excise licence and was


fined £100 and ordered to pay £408 back duty. For


not having an identity disc on the vehicle he was fined £20. There was a further


He also admitted using


fined: William Roy Fox (49), of Pimlico Road Clitheroe, £25 for using a vehicle without an excise licence and Michael Fox (24), of Fells View, Bil- lington, £10 for using i vehicle without a test eer tifieate.


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fine of £100 and payment of £134 back duty for aiding and abetting use of a lorry without an excise licence; and a £40 fine for allowing the use of a lorry without a test certificate. Mr David Parkinson, defending, said that after


a lorry had been dam­ aged, Hickey changed its


documents to a replace­ ment vehicle, intending to transfer them back at the end of the month.


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Debbie Holgate, Mr Kathy Porter, the bride groom’s s is te r , Mis Rachel Stansfield, th bride’s cousin, and Miss Sharon Billington. They wore peach tires


In attendance were Mr:


S T A L W A R T D Y E IN G C O . L T D PRIMROSE WORKS


CLITHEROE. Tel. 23721 FREE


SHOP HOURS PARKING


Mon — Fri 9 — 5 p.m. Sat 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.


LOCAL DELIVERY


MASCOT WAX JACKETS GENTS £38.99 LADIES.................................................£36.99 WINTER QUALITY MENS CORDS YORKSHIRE MADE.............. £21.99 SHIRTS, SWEATERS, TROUSERS,


UNDERWEAR, SOCKS, WRANGLER, LEE, LEVI, DOLLAR AND EASY JEANS


ses of watermarked taffe ta with puffed sleeves full skirts and sashes. In their hair were circles of peach anti cream flower and they carried matching bouquets. Best man was Mr Mar


Fearnley and groomsman was Mr Mark Rawson


the b r id e ’s b rother Ushers were Mr Paul Green and Mr Mat- Green, the bridegroom' brothers. The ceremony was pet-


L A T E NOW OPEN UNTIL 6 p.m. THURS. AND FRI.


formed by the Rev Needham and was fol lowed by a reception Gibbon Bridge. Chipping The couple spent their


Clitheroe.________ N o l i g h t s


honeymoon in the Lake District and are to live Thornton, near Bradford Photograph: Pye


FOR not maintainin lights on a lorry. Harr Sergeant (40), of Green Park, Whalle.v, was fined £20 at Clitheroe, with further £10 for not having mud flaps on the vehicle


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