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Sunday, December 7th 2*45 p.m. CHAMPIONSHIP BRASS IN


CONCERT No. 3 T H E B R I G H O U S E &


R A S T R I C K B A N D Tickets £1.50; Concession 75p


Sunday, December 7th 7-30 p.m.


ROTARY CLUB of BURNLEY present The Nelson Civic Ladles' Choir


GRAND CHARITY


CAROL CONCERT Tickets C1.50


Monday, December 8th trom 9-30 p.m.


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THURS Vocalist FRI


Jazz Funk Disco


SAT Organist U\U Alban Francis


-—J Renowned pianist vw Smatra Lounge


A chance to see and hear the beat of local rock ’n ’ pop Panda In the MONDA Y BANDSTANO showcase


HARRY WHARTON & CO. Hart week: SOME NOW ARE


FREE ADMISSION


EVERY TUESDAY In the SHUTTLE BAR from 8 p.m.


B R E N T L O R D (Piano)


PLAYS YOUR REQUESTS FREE ADMISSION


Friday, December 12th 0 p.m. A unique Scottish folk band


THE BATTLEFIELD BAND “ They aatlstled purlata with songs about Scottish folk lore . . .b u t most


Important they made the music seem as fresh as anything written today" Tickets £3.50 and £2.75 Concessions £2.75 and £2


Monday, December 15th 6 p.m. A CHRISTMAS CAROL by CHARLES DICKENS


Charles Mugleatan recreates the dramatic public reading ot this


time-honoured tale of Christmas Spirit Tickets £2; Concessions Cf


Wednesday. Dec. 17th 7-30 pm


A CELEBRATION OF XMAS An evening of Chnstmas entertainment


for all the family: seasonal songs, music, audience carols and tots of fun — with


CAROLINE TAYLOR (soprano) PETER WALKER (baritone) and ROSEHILL JUNIOR SCHOOL CHOIR


Conductor; Brenda Whrtham


Proceeds m aid ot “Manorlands" Sue Ryder Home, Oienhope


Tickets £1.50 Thursday. December 81h 8 p.m. CHRIS BARBER’S


JAZZ & BLUES BAND Tickets £5 all seats


Monday, December 22nd


T H E T H R E E J O H N S One of the UK's top ten Indie bands PLUS SUPPORT


Tickets £2.50 (floors open 8 p.m ) day.


CHRISTMAS EVE BANDSTAND In the foyer from 9-30 p m.


INSIDE INFORMATION


PSYCHIC DANSE Burnley s favounte k>ca FREE ADMISSION


Wednesday. December 31st NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE featuring


THE MIKE ALLAN BAND JOHNNY MARSH QUARTET SOUNDS STEREO DISCO


Foxtrot. Watt2 and J<ve a hwe to me Best Bg Band and Pany Sounds


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Saturday. December 20th 9 p m. — 1 a m.


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SONS OF HARRY CROSS THE W A LK IN G SEEDS


Ticket* £3 SO Advance. £4 Ooor


Wednesday. December 24th 9 p.m — 1 a.m.


JOHN OTWAY ROB GRAY


FRANK SIDEBOTTOM Advance Ticket* £3.50


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THERE'S A LOT OF IT ABOUT A new comedy by Lee Miller


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BRIAN WHITTLE (Chief Executive Officer) A W A Y A V W W W W WEST BRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH


CHRISTMAS FAYRE


on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th at 2-30 p.m.


Musical items by pupils trom Waddington and West Bradford School.


Crockery and Gift Stalls and Bran Tub.


Father Christmas will also be there!


Afternoon Teas priced 50p


' Bus (No. 227) leaves York Street for West Bradford at 2-19 p.m.


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CUTHEROE ASSOCIATION OF CHURCH CHOIRS presents


CHRISTMAS MUSIC and


HANDEL’S MESSIAH


CHRISTMAS CAROLS


in CUTHEROE PARISH CHURCH


on SATUROAY, DEC. 13th at 7-30 p.m.


Admission Cl. Programmes al the Ooor, from choir members or on Clilheroe 25988


F le a M a r k e t Ciisburn Festival Ha!!,


Sunday, December 7th and 21st, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.


Inquiries:


Tel. Cleveleys 82-1918


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XMAS WHIST and


DOMINO DRIVE MONDAY,


DECEMBER 15th 7-30 p.m.


Admission £1 Meat prizes.


Also bumper draw. ■A. A. A. A. A. -A.


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CHRISTMAS


In aid of the Organ Fund SATURDAY,


P A I R t „


DECEMBER 6th, 1986 2-30 p.m. In Whalley C ol E School


to be opened by


Mr FRED D0WNHAM BBC Gardening Expert


Stalls for your Christmas requirements


Admission 15p Refreshments Father Christmas


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FOR ALL OCCASIONS! International Magician


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Gisburn Festival Hall


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th 7-30 p.m.


Admission 80p Including supper Christmas Fayre Prizes.


BEETLE AND


DOMINO DRIVE AT CLITHEROE


CONSERVATIVE CLUB


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5th 7-30 p.m.


Meat prizes, draw and bar TICKETS £2 (Inc. supper) On sale at Clilheroe


Advertiser and Times otllce UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP WILL MEET


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th at 7-30 p.m.


In St Anne's Court, Low Moor


Speaker: REV. C. FOSTER Everyone welcome


BRITISH KIDNEY PATIENT ASSOCIATION


JUMBLE SALE In ST MARY'S LOWER PARISH HALL


York Street. Clitheroe


on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th at 2-30 p.m.


ADMISSION: 10p


N Y A Y A Y A Y M Y A V | P lo a eo rom om b o r


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL


C H RISTMAS WHIST A N D D OM IN O ES


SATURDAY,


DECEMBER 6th 7-45 p.m.


Admission £1.00 V W W V W W V W W V W


ACCRINGTON and R0SSENDALE COLLEGE


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OPENING EVENING


the RAWTENSTALL Centre (6-30 p.m.— 8 p.m.)


on Thursday, December 11 th, 1986 or


A C C R IN G TO N — S a n d y L an e Centre


(6-30 p.m. — 8-30 p.m.) on Tuesday, December 16th, 1986


Parents ol all prospective students and interested members ol the public are warmly invited lo attend these events. Information and advice on College


Courses lor 1987/88 will be available.


The Open Evenings will start at 6-30 p.m. with a brief talk by the Principal, Mr G. M. Austin.


‘ h i - V - V - V -


EDISFORD C.P. SCHOOL PTA are holding an


XMAS FAIR on


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th at 2 p.m.


ADMISSION 10p See Father Christmas 'A- A A- A A- A-


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FLOWER CLUB Thursday,


December 11th nt 7-30 p.m.


, Demonstration ELIZABETH


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Church Hall V isitors Welcome


Methodist


ST HELEN'S CHURCH, WADDINGTON


C H R IS TM A S FAIR


DECEMBER 6th


at St Helen’s Sunday School, Waddington


2-15 p.m. Admission Ireo.


Refreshments, raffle, tombola and various stalls.


King Lane, Clitheroe ENTRIES ON DAY


* Many Prizes Hr


Refreshments In Village Hall Inquiries Telephone:


Bolton-by-Bowland 634


Tel. Sabden 73220 or Clitheroe 27961


SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14th Starts 10-45 a.m., 3'/z miles


DON'T FORGET FUN RUN


COUNTRY RUN Starts 11 a.m., 8 miles


at Botton-by-Bowtand Sponsored by


WHITE BULL HOTEL GISBURN Tel. 233


C H R I S T M A S P A R T Y N I G H T S


£10 p.p. tncl. Dinner, Dancing, Party Games, Crackers, Spot Prizes, etc.


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13th — Fully Booked WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17th — Few Tables Lett SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20th — Few Tables Lett


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A FORMER playing member of Clitheroe and Waddington Football Clubs, Mr John Pustelnik has died at his home. Mr Pustelnik (G3), of


Kenilworth Drive, Clith­ eroe, came to the town in his early twenties. A keen sportsman, he


followed the progress of local football clubs with interest and played for Waddington FC when the team won the Birtwistle Cup. He spent most of his


today, with a service at St James’s Church followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery.


Lucky escape


A CHILD was knocked down by a ear outside Rectella, Queensway House, Clitheroe, on Mon­ day afternoon. Daniel Everitt, of Carlton Place, escaped serious injury.


Pendle Club


WINNERS of the weekly bridge session at the Pen­ dle Club, Clitheroe, were Mrs E. Bush and Mrs K. Tolson, Mrs S. Cowperth- waite a n d Mr s K . Gudgeon.


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CHRISTMAS FAYRE


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th at 2 p.m.


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ANNUAL CHRISTMAS WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


WEDNESDAY,


DECEMBER 10th at 7-45 p.m.


ADMISSION £1 Inc. Supper


Good prizes Including Turkeys


garet, and two daughters. The funeral takes place


working life at Milliards, Si monstone. He leaves a wife, Mar­


THE stars came out for a glittering variety show organised by Clithcroe Lions before a packed house at the Parish Hall on Saturday.


muscle man Tony Holland, sound impressionist Simon Entwistlc, singer Gerald Britncll, the Chatburn chorus girls and comedian Bill Taylor, who compered the show — helped to make it a


Local celebrities — magician Shaun McCree,


night to remember. They added their talents to those of artistes


from further afield — singer Ann Bury, actors Bill Walker and Isobel Barrett and ukulele


player Phil Knight. The show, produced by Noel Baron, was at­


tended by the Mayors and Mayoresses of the Kibble Valley and Clitheroc, Coun. and Mrs John Walmsley and Coun. and Mrs James McGhie, who were thanked by Lion president David Hcpworth. Stage manager was Ian Joyce and accompanist Elsie Shacklady. It is expected to have raised about £500 for


Brighter


village for the fun run


BOLTON-BY-BOW- LAND will look a brighter place f rom tomor row afternoon — for th at’s when the village hall com­ mi t t ee goes to work decorating the picturesque hamlet in readiness for a fun ru n a we e k on Saturday. The run is being organ­


local appeals to help elderly people and under­ privileged children.


Jewellery theft: appeal for help


CLITHEROE police are appealing for help fol­ lowing two burglaries in Whalley on Sunday night.


8-15 and 10-10, at Clith­ eroe Road, where thieves used two ladders taken from the house next door to climb up and break an upstairs window while the residents watched TV downstairs. The haul, mainly jewel­


One occurred between


lery, was valued at about £4, 700 and included a gold medal engraved with the words "Accrington Golf Club.” Earlier in the evening,


jewellery worth about £375. Items taken included a


between 6-10 and 8-25, raiders smashed a window at a house in Brookes Lane and escaped with


gold sovereign, a double­ link 9ct gold bracelet with five charms, a small gold locket and two bird's claw brooches, one with a lost stone and the other with a pearl. Police believe the inci­


Three-year ban for driver


A ROUTINE vehicle cheek led to the discovery of three offences by Clitheroe driver Michael Harry Alston (3G), of Talbot Close. Clitheroe magistrates


heard that police officers smelt alcohol on his breath, which was later found to contain 78 mic­ rograms of alcohol in 100ml of breath, and he had no insurance. For exceeding the limit


sion to the hall. Already the committee


CAR BOOT SALE


INDOOR


Barley Village Hall SUNDAY


DECEMBER 7th 11 a.m. — 4 p.m.


Short of money for Christmas? Clear out your attic-garage and turn It Into cash.


Special attraction — Bring the children to see the Christmas


gnomes. Stalls £7.50. No need to book, just turn up on the day. Unloading from 10 a.m. Refreshments.


Inquiries: Burnley 30670 Stars shine for Lions’ charities


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December itli, 1936


Reviewing parking


COUNCILLORS have de­ layed a decision on whether to scrap charges at Edisford car park, Clitheroe. The decision will not be


taken until all car parking facilities in Clitheroe have been reviewed, Ribble Valley Council’s Policy and Resources Committee decided on Monday. The committee was


asked to consider com­ ments made by the Recre­ ation and Leisure Com­ mittee, relating to the "anomalous” policy of charging parking fees at Edisford and nowhere else in the town. It was decided to call a


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meeting with Clitheroe and District Chamber of Trade and industrialists to ascertain their views. After the meeting,


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Borough Treasurer Mr Gordon Onslow said it was premature at this s t age to spe cul a t e whether fees would be cons ider ed for town centre car parks.


FINLUX An Interesting Offer


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the farm IS this a local record? Rib- blc Valley farmer Robin Jackson, of Wiswell Eaves Farm, has three lively new additions to his sheep stock. Three cross-bred lambs


of 35 micrograms. Alston was disqualified from driving for three years and fined £175. He was also fined £10 for failing to provide a specimen of b re a th and £100 for having no insurance. Mr William Berry, de­


fending, said that Alston, who was having some domestic difficulties, had drunk about three pints of alcohol, but felt perfectly capable of driving. The car was owned by


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put in an early appearance — taking everyone by sur­ prise, not least the farmer when they arrived two weeks ago. The lambs are the ear­


liest recorded by Mr Jack- son at Wiswell Eaves and c e r ta in ly we r e not planned. ‘‘They should have been


MEMBERS of Clitheroe and District Caledonian Society were medal win­ ners at the Tanieside Fes­ tival of Highland Dancing. Sharon Clough, of


p u r e S u f f o l k ," he explained. “ A Swaledale tup got involved by acci dent and this is the result We’re expecting all the Suffolks to lamb in Jan uary or February."


Pendle Road, Clitheroe, won a gold medal for the Highland Fling, a silver medal for sword dancing and the trophy for the highest marks in the be­ ginners section, 15 years and under. In the intermediate sec­


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tion Beverley Birtwcll, of W h i t e w e II Dr ive, Clitheroe, won a bronze for the lilt.


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CMTHEROE Eire Bri­ gade attended a chimney fire at Woone Lane late on Monday night. The rest of th e h o u s e wa s not damaged.


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