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Burnley 22331 (CUmified) Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Bunileg 2233!


W h a t ’ s Oil 1st


/ and 2 31 (Classified) U u * jied Thought-provoking drama 'Letters to the Editor = » ' i . i . . , .n i= HA L L =


CLAIMING DATES


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name of the event and the


date. For details ot this inexpen­ sive way of publicising your event and giving notice to other organisa­ tions your intention.


Contact CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street, Clitheroe Tel. 24804/22323


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HYPNOTHERAPY For ap po intme nt! ring


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K - • M i r i n < h i is t m a s 1 a i r .


N O V E M B E R . ------ Christ-


ni a s t> t «• s c n t M i n i M ark et. s | lM , i t > i i r n p h i v


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.


Advance tickets available from Box


Office (9 a.m. — 5 p.m.. Mon. to Frl., 10 a.m. — 4 p.m. Sat.I and trom Pendle Travel. Burnley; Castle


Records and T ou rist Information. Clitheroe; T ou rist Worldwide. Barnoldswlck; The Entertainer.


Waterfoot. Some are subject to a bo okin g fee.


N O V E M B E R .


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( l i t h c r o f , SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 24th. 7-30 p


JAYNE COUNTY Plus JO IC I CAUSA


and THE O R IG IN A L MUSHROOMS £2.50 advance. £3 on night


Debates, Discos. Dances. Conferences. Campaigns. Elections.


NEW MEMBERS MEETING Clitheroe Conservative Club


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st ______ at 8 p.m.


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


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THE


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THE DOOLEYS til l.7.">


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Hodder Valley Agricultural and Horticultural Society


The North 's leading cabaret venue


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B u rn le y R o a d . A lth am T el. A c c r in g to n 38 48 74


LOUNGE BAR. 1 1 am — 3 pm. Evunmqs. 7 p m — 1 1 pm


CARVERY


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EVERY MONDAY IN THE LOUNGE BAR


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UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP


“T H A I


E V E N IN G ” with COLIN BRIFFA


NOVEMBER 2nd 7-3 0 p m


SATURDAY,


ST JAMES'S SCHOOL A t t. A R E W E L C O M E


iuve Association • Lac hes ’ B r a n c h


I G H M A N ’ S U N C H


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DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL


COME


DANCING THIS SATURDAY


NOVEMBER 2nd 8 pm to 11 -45 p.m.


C1-50 me. Suppei at 9-30 p.m.


The next Dance is on November 16th.


to BOB FAIRCLOUGH S MUSIC


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NAME ADDRESS. Telephone.


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SIGHT and SOUND Suparo vocal instrumental qroup


SArUROAY ONLY


Brilliant TV com«fly entertainer WEDNESUA/ NOVEMBER Eth


FOGWELL FLAX EXPOSE


COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS ^ GAS


with the CLITHEROE and NORTH WEST V ADVERTISER and TIMES


FREE COOKERY DEMONSTRATION FREE COMPETITION


We would like to Invite you to a "Countdown to Christmas" Cookery Demonstration by North West Gas on Wednesday. November 27th al Clitheroe Parish Hall at 7-30 p.m. If you would like to attend this "Mouth­ watering" event you can collect a FREE TICKET Irom any ot the following places: The Advertiser Office. King Street. Clitheroe, The North West Gas Showrooms. Castle Street, Clitheroe, or the newsagents at Grlndle- ton Waddlngton and West Bradtord and Waddlngton Post Otllce. There will be a FREE RAFFLE on the night with various prizes to be won and some tasty recipes


______ for you to take home. uiWkuhy not e te Aninr nur "Snot o p the Difference” competition.,


too. You could win a Deep Fat Frier, donated by NW Gas. Just spot FIVE differences between the two pic­ tures below and put a ring round them. Fill name and address and send your entry to Difference.” Clitheroe Advertiser Street, Clitheroe.


"Spot and to Advertiser arrive rules no later than


Times. first


presented on the evening of the demonstration. *JLJ


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Monday. November 18th. The winner will be announced In


the Advertiser on Thursday, November 21st. Usual and Times


apply. The prize will be


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TESTED BY H.M. DEPTOF CIVIL ENGINEERING


THE REGENCY SYSTEM


manu fa c tun r t , — th am ’, mada In CUthdroa amd y ou wi l l a p p ra c la ti th a q u a lity , ■ v a lu a to r m anay, an d th a raaaona w a h iv a ao m a n y ,


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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1985 in SLAIDBURN VILLAGE HALL C om m e n c in g 8 p.m. promp t


..................Ti l l . . GISIU'UN 5S1 CLITHEROE TRAVEL


invite you to a


P & 0 CRUISE EVENING The Stick Mouse, Gislnirn,


nt


Wednesday. November (Hit. 1!)S;>. til 7-3(1 p.m..


P & O Cruise Staff will be in attendance to answer all your queries.


ENTRANCE BY TICKET ONLY AVAILABLE FROM OUR OFFICE


3 C A S T L E S T R E E T , C L IT H E R O E . Tel. 22975_


_____ _____ Playgroup


‘very much alive’


FALSE rumours that the cully-formed Pendle


1'lavgroup is on the brink of closure have angered the su p e r v is o r Mrs


Elizabeth Trotter. Her message to the misinformed is that the


p la y g rou p , based at Clitheroe Cricket Club. Chathurn Koad, is defi­ nitely alive and well and danger at all of


folding. The scheme was


launched three months ago. providing three


morning sessions a week for children of pre-school age.


At present there are :i few vacancies, but Mr?


Tmtter. of Salt hill Road. Clitheroe. expects them to be snapped up after tin ( 'hristmas holidays. She said that the play


group had the full support of a "grand bunch of mums” anil she and her sistant were very


pleased with the way things were going. "I hope that the per:


r e sp o n s ib le fo r t rumours will now start passing on the correct in formation." she added.


NFIJ amalgamation THE Lancashire NEl


secretary Mr Ern Parker is to be regional executive officer of tin newly amalgamated I.an eashire and Cheshire NEC branch. The new n gional headquarters be in the Havdock because of its proximity to the motorway system The amalgamation take effect in March.


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STIRK HOUSE HOTEL (iisl)U in


A la n it t w o . •iigiiili n m nn n o = 5 \A \TE : =


THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7th 8 p.m. — 1 a.m.


FLESH FOR LULU Plus S u p p o r t a n d D is c o


Alt tickets £3 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9th. 8 p.m - 1 ».m. TEN POLE TUDOR


Plus Support and DISCO All tickets £3


SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10th. 7-30 p.r BATTLEAXE


Plus OEMAQA a n d AQ U IL LA £2 advanced. £2.50 on night


MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11th Doors open 7 p.m.


LORDS OF THE HEW CHURCH C3.S0 advance. £4 on night


SATUR0AY. NOVEMBER 16th 1 p.m. and 4-30 p.m.


TERRY HALL and


LENNY THE LION Adults £2.50. £2


Children C2. Ct.SO


THE ACTIVE VOICE OF YOUNG OPINION


0 © M T O - P E m H N E A K T S A S S O O /m O N 2 Hnmmerton Street. Burnley


Lancs. DBM 1NA. Tel. (0282) 21906


Wed., Nov. 6th, 7-30 p.m. PADIHAM TOWN HALL


FALSTAFF’S REVENGE


A farce with no serious undertones


Adm. £2 (Cone. £1)


Tickets from MPAA and agents Tel Burnley 21986


KABOODLETHEATRE EXCHANGE presents


~n =wiNr3S0RE ln < | u i r i< - N


N O R T H Q A T E BOX OFFICE B L A C K B U R N Tel U'atsDu'n 5B2582 or Tel. Blackburn SB2SQ3 (24 hour*)


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


KEITH HARRIS and ORVILLE ________ Tickets C3, £2,50. C2_________


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER t5 th . 7-30 p.m. B la c k b u rn M u s ic S o c ie ty a n d S a l lo rd C h o ra l S o c ie ty p re s e n t


MISSA S0LEMNIS


w i th th e N o r th e rn S ym p h o n y O rc h e s t ra


Conductor JAM E S EASTHAM Ticket#: C4. C3.50, £2.50_______


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16th 7-30 p.m. — Midnight


DANCERS RENDEZVOUS With BOB WATMOUGH


Tickets £1.50, Senior Citizens Cl SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 17th. 7-45 p.m.


PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING 010 DADDY


FIT Fi NLAY


DANNY 'BOY COLL INS


f CANADAS •BEARCAT’ WRIGHT


M a r ty J o n e s v R a y S te e la Tickets: £3. C2.50. £2


TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 26th. 7-30 p.m. '


NEW MODEL ARMY1 MONDAY. 0ECEMBER t2th. 7-30 p.m.


All tickets £3.50 SISTJER SLEDGE Tickets 27.50, £6.50 and £5.50 BROWNS


CHIP SHQP Whalley


New extended ★ T E A S ★


4-30 p.m. — 9-30 p.m, ‘ ‘


Tuesday to Saturday '


’ - r !■.. 34 King Street. Wlialley.,,'


CAR BOOT


SALE SUNDAY,


NOVEMBER 3rd RIBBLESDALE ARMS, GISBURN


only £5 per car if you are selling


Inquiries: Tel. Barnoldswlck 815756


BURNLEY RECREATION 6 LEISURE SERVICES


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 st. 7-30 p.m. at Padlham Town Hall


OLDE TYME MUSIC HALL with your MC Comedian BILLY STUTT


The Return of the The Fabulous Singing Star JOAN DUFFY


Britain’s Premier Musical Act REED AND DELROY From TV’s The Good Old Days TONY GRANT


Tickets: C1.75.Pensioncrs/Students/Unemployed: 90p. Licensed Bar


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd from 7-30 p.m. at Padlham Town Hall


An Evening of Jazz with


GROOVE JUICE SPECIAL Leader: Ralph Lalng


This 8-piece band play a unique blend of jazz and vocal jive music provided by Kate McNab ( ’/a of Sweet Substitute) and trombonist John Skuse. Tickets: C2. Concessions: £1. Licensed Bar


NOW BOOKING


NOV 10 Championship Brass in Concert No. 2 — LEYLAND VEHICLES BAND


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NOV 12 Chamber Music Series No. 2 — THELUTE GROUP


NOV. 13 NORTHERN STUDIO THEATRE — -TOKENS OF AFFECTION”


NOV 14 L U D U S DANCE COMPANY — ’’EARLY WARNINGS”


Tickets for all events available from Mid-Pennine Arts Association and their agents Burnley Rocroat on and Lei­ sure Services. Rosscndalo Rood. Burnley and ot the door Brian Whittle


Chief Executive Officer


Former mayoress dies at 92


A FORMER Mayoress of Clitheroe, Mrs Irene Berta Hardman, who left the town in HI (3 to settle in Somerset, has died, aged i)2. Mrs Hardman and her


late husband. Sydney, were Mayor and Mayoress


from liKiS to 11170. During the second


world war Mrs Hardman did a jrreat deal of work for the lied Cross and the local W’KVS. of which she was secretary. She also served for


many years on the mayor­ ess's committee and had been treasurer for the Girls' Grammar School I’arent-Teacher Associa­


tion. Mrs Hardman’s hus­


band, who died in lbSI, was a member of the old


Clitheroe Council for \ - vears and manaiier of the


Clitheroe branch of the Midland Hank for li>


rs. he couple, formerly ot


I’ r e s tw ich . l iv ed in Clitheroe for M years before moving to llltnins- ter, Somerset to be near their married daughter. Mrs Mary Drew. Mrs Hardman, of Ham-


bridge. near Hangport. bad led a quiet life since leaving Clitheroe. Her .laughter retired as a sol­


icitor in ll*Ml. Cremation was at Taun­


ton on Tuesday.


Conversion of barn


suggested


T1IK Kilililt* Valley t'min- •il's pnlicy with iviiunl t» the conversion of horns for resitlenlial units was rrilicisvd hy Conn. Mrs Jovve l.ilhurn (Itnlton-hv-


Hmvlaml) at the Develop- | menl Sub-committee.


ennsiruction of a pair ot somi-tlelachoil him.L'alows a l 1’ e v T r e e F a r m. Newby, were refused. Counvillors agreed that the site was within an area of oiustamlini; natur­ al beauty and did not tulfil an agricultural need.


Outline plans for the_ Conn. Mrs l.ilhurn


airreed that semi-detached bungalows were not desir­ able on the land in ques­ tion. hut referring to the buildinff on the site, a de­ relict barn, site asked whether it could not be converted to provide the desired units.


t"oilttciHors sutrtiosled


that the applicant p'ive consideration to some form of conversion.


THE Whalley Church flavors tread a crooked road this week at the Adult Centre where wheelchair-bound Helen Croft skilfully manipulates the lives of those around her from her delightful


garden. What motivates Helen


and drives her inexorably to her ultimate destruc­ tion is the substance of this irrippinK and thouyht- provokinp drama “The Crooked Road" by Janet Allen which opened last


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1 Indoor or.outdoor ; ,


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An excellent site for new library


and other buildings


THERE has been much correspondence regarding the proposed plans for the new Civic Suite, especial­ ly concerning the possible demolition of Mytton House and/or the altera­ tion to the outward ap- pearancc of the surround­


ing buildings. Also under discussion


night and continues until


Saturday. Doreen Grimshaw, as


the wheelchair-bound Helen, gives a first-class performance of great power and sensitivity in the I ,iz Colon production. Doreen (right) domi­


nates this scene. Others in the cast from left (seated) are Carol De- whurst. Allen Mercer and Jean Price, and Andrew Day. Debbie Caton. Lesley Anderson and Michael Taylor.


lias been the future vaca­ tion of the Auction Mart buildings, part of which are likely to be pulled down to provide further car parking space. Addi- tionallv to this it is to be liopcd' that we will soon


have a Citir.ens’ Advice Bureau within Clitheroe. With a little thought


these three, though at


first glance seeming sepa­ ra te d . could all be brought together as com­ ponents of one larger


scheme. Starting with the Auc­


tion Mart buildings, these could provide excellent facilities for a new library — especially as there is a large ear park handy; they are in an ideal posi­ tion close to the open market and with the ground level entrance to the buildings would pro­ vide easy access for the disabled. Having relocated the


library within the Auction Mart.’ the council cham­ bers could be extended to utilise all of the Moot Hall promises, restoring these


It’s time this problem was sorted out


LEGEND has it that Dick Whittington was lured to London in the belief that the streets


were paved with gold. Hitter disillusion fol- lowed, the story goes,


when his feet trod the humble stones instead of precious metal. Vet Dick and his cat


are to be envied by many shoppers and visitors to Clitheroe who. willing to settle for naked stones under their feet, find, to their disgust and discomfi­ ture. that the streets of Clitheroe are paved with dog excrement. Since it is unreasonable


to fault the animals, the problem should he laid at the doors of the irrespons­ ible owners who show contempt for the ineffec­ tual measures which the council has taken to outlaw this vexation.


I When confronted with a persistent animal nuisance (albeit of a different sort) the people of Hainolin-on Weser demanded of its corporation, in the word: of Robert Hrowning. that they: Roiisr up. Sirs! Girc pour brains <t racking.


To find the rentedg ur're lacking.


Or, sure as fate, ire’ll send gon packing. Might I commend to the


Open day RIBBEE Valley people


have been invited to hel| Eongridge Sports ( entr celebrate its seventh


j birthday on Saturday | The celebration will lakt | the form of an open dav featuring exhibitions various sports, wi th videos and demonstra


lions, capped in tin* even | ing by competitions in


tiding suiiash and ha etball. Admission is fivi


I


people of Clitheroe that they enjoin their council


to do the same.


ADRIAN P. NOWKLR, Swiiullohurst Farm. Grindleton.


to something like their former grandeur and im­


portance. The Citizens’ Advice


Bureau could be located within Mytton House and. therefore, saving the


building from the threat of alteration or demolition — thus not only retaining the character of the area but also improving it at


the same time. There would obviously


unfortunately be some in­ convenience for a few years while work wa: completed but future gen orations would thank the forward thinking council for saving the attractive­ ness of the town. So the inconvenience would be


well repaid. Financially the utilisa­


tion to their full extent of the buildings mentioned should prove less of a burden on Ribble Valley ratepayers than the pre sent council plans. Of course, what is


needed is a little thought and the conviction to


carry out decisions. Thi; may mean some new facer on the borough council as certain members seem to be a little short of new ideas. After all there are those who only see the auction mart site


future car park.


MR S. WHITTLE. Central Avenue. Clitheroe.


C u r i o u s cat not amused!


U7/£A' Pacro the curi­ ous cat climbed a tree in his owner’s garden to peck into a bird box, he ended up with his head f i n a l g s tuck


inside! Xcighbours. in Fair-


field Price, Clifheroi. we re h o r r i f i ed , on Frida g. to see him dangling sereral fret from the ground and their frantic efforts ft, release him wen■ to no avail. Then Clitheroe fire


brigade came to tin rescue, dis tna idled tin bo.r and re deed him


from near death. Pa (to mag not hurt


caught angthiug with feathers but suh-oft'h David Trotter vvriamlg “got the bird” when th ungrateful cat immub atclg bit him on th little f inger!


Guy for a good cause


A SEVEN foot high guy will be in position on B o o th 's car park. Clitheroe. for the next three days, to raise money for the British Kidney Patients' Associa­


tion. It has been made by


members of the Gudtreon family, of Tower Hill. Clitheroe. with a lot of


help from kidney patient. Alan. The family will he taking turns to stand out­


side the supermarket with the giant guy today, to­


morrow and Saturday. It will meet its end **n the C a s t le b on f ire on Tuesday.


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C L IT H E RO E . T e l . 2 3 7 2 1 OPEN WEEKDAYS


Mon.-Fri. 9 — 5 p.m. if THE FOODCENTRE


THE FROZEN FOOD CENTRE OF CLITHEROE * BEST BUVS THIS WEEK


I OPEN SIX 1 DAYS A WEEK


LATE OPENING (


THURSDAY and FRIDAY


> 9 a.m. — 8 p.m. WEEKDAYS


I 9 a.m. — 5-30 p.m SATURDAY


* 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. ( CAR


' PARKING^ .


SUNFINE SOFT


DRINKS LEMONADE,


ORANGEADE, COLA


4 5 p 2 Litre Bottle NEW THIS WEEK


RICH CHOCOLATE DESSERT


Made from piped and fluted layers of smooth Chocolate Ice Cream. Interleaved with crisp Choc layers


GROCERY 4


DELICATESSEN ^ WINES, BEERS. . SPIRITS,


2


TOILETRIES ► BREAD. CHEESE. 4


BACON. FRUIT AND> VEGETABLES ^ DETERGENT j.


Robinson and Spensley Ltd, Station Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 23741^


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