10 Clithcroe Advertiser and Times, June 5th, 1986


Vandalism — now grounds to close


at night THE excessive amount of vandalism in Clitheroe Castle grounds has led to them being closed at night.


THE Bolton'-by-Bowland


A ‘tidy up’ scheme for footpath


THE controversial foot­ path linking Mayfield Avenue and Littlemoor Road, Clitheroc, could soon have a smart new look. For the Ribble Valley


Council's Housing Com­ mittee has written to the county council, backing an JES.500 “ tidy up” scheme. The scheme includes


surfacing the path with tarmacadam, drainage works and the provision of lighting. Last year the local au­


thority wanted to close the footpath, but the De­ partment of the Environ­ ment decided that it should remain in use fol­ lowing a public inquiry.


No licence


A CLITHEROE man was fined £25 by the town’s magistrates for keeping a ear on a road without an excise licence. Ralph Michael Pye (38),


of Faraday Avenue, who was also ordered to pay


£33 back duty, told the court that the offence had occurred while he was re­ cuperating from a major operation. He had parked the car


in the road outside his home after the licence had expired on October 31st, but had not driven it after that date.


FINED £75


A CLITHEROE house- wife was fined £75 by the town’s magistrates for fraudulently using an excise licence. The court heard that


Margaret Delysc Broome (23), of Wilson Street, switched an expired excise licence from her old car to another. Police dis­ covered the discrepancy when they saw a Fiat car parked in Wilson Street. Mr Barrie Dealing, de­


Village Hall extension fund received a £1,500 boost when a large number of villagers flock­ ed to a barn dance at Hague Farm, Sawley. It was organised by the


The Ribble Valley Council’s Recreation and


Propose rating


changes


village hall committee and the hosts were Mr and Mrs Gerry Dakin. The hot-dog and hamburger stall did a roaring trade and a bar also helped to swell the profits. Music was supplied by Nookies Disco.


A boost for holiday homes


ITEMS ranging from fur­ niture to bnc-a-brac came under the hammer at an auction in aid of the Brit­ ish Kidney Patients’ As­ sociation at Clitheroe Parish Church Hall. Auctioneer Mr David


Palmer, of Colne, re­ ceived bids totalling some £500, which will help with the running of the associa­ tion’s holiday homes for dialysis patients. The function was organ


ised by Mrs Hazel Gud­ geon, of Tower Hill, Clitheroe, whose kidney sufferer son Alan (2*1) is off to one of the homes in France next month.


Carpets of bluebells


DULL weather prevented any panoramic views on Saturday for 12 members of Clitheroe Ramblers’ Association, but vast car­ pets of bluebells in the woods made up for any disappointment. Led by Doug Hartley


the walkers covered 12 miles, starting at Gar- slang. They took in the village of Calder Vale and the beauty spot of Nicky Nook, before following the course of the River Wyre back to Garstang. The next walk, a week


fending, said that his client who had no previ­ ous convictions, now real­ ised she had been very foolish.


Appreciated


A LIGHT hearted speech by the Rev. Brian Steven­ son, of Low Moor, was much appreciated by members of Clithcroe Ribblesdale Afternoon Townswomen’s Guild. There was a very good


attendance and Mrs .1. Roberts gave the vote of thanks. Miss 0. Wol- stenholme was in the chair and Mrs M. Ham­ mond and Mrs Windle, both guild officers, were w e 1 c o m e d b a e k aft e r illness.


Splendid


V 0 L U N T E E R S w h o rolled up their sleeves and cleared away mountains of litter after the last of the Heritage Fayre visitors had left have received a pat on the back from Clitheroe Civic Society’s press officer. “A splendid clean-up job that left the town spotless,” was how Mr Gordon Biddle de­ scribed the blit?, by mem­ bers of the local Chamber of Trade, Round Table. Lions and other helpers.


Extension


THE Kibble Valley Coun­ cil’s Development Sub­ committee has granted outline planning permis­ sion for a 2,000 sq. ft. extension to the rear of J .K . 's Snooker Club, Duck Street, Clitheroe.


on Sunday, will be in the NVardstone area, meeting at Waterloo car park at 10 a.m. — strictly no dogs allowed.


Market drew


the crowds


C L IT H E R O E ’S first traditional English craft market drew the crowds yesterday week. Visitors were delighted


with the varied displays of rural crafts, and the organisers — Ribble Valley Borough Council — are looking forward to the next market on August 2Sth.


Coffee morning


AT its monthly meeting the Clitheroe Branch of the Ribble Valley Conser­ vative Association made final arrangements for a coffee morning to be held on the last Saturday .June at the Conservative Club. The meeting was well


attended and the local elections in 1 IhST were dis­


cussed at length. Crash-landing


A HANG-GLIDER pilot was taken to Blackburn Royal In f irm a ry on Thursday with back in­ juries after his £13,000 model went out of control and crash-landed on Bundle Hill near the W e l lsp r in g s Hotel, Sabden. Mr Nigel Sunter (20). of Holt House Road, Bury, went home from hospital on Monday.


Open verdict on patient


THE Director of Public Prosecutions has decided that no criminal proceed­ ings should be taken over the death of a patient found with a fractured skull in the grounds of Calderstones Hospital,


Whalley. East Lancashire


Coroner, Mr David Smith, recorded an open verdict at the Burnley inquest into the death of .Joseph


Sidney Nelson (3<i). When the inouest was


opened on April 8th, Mr Joseph Nelson (snr), of Parkwood Walk, Har- nurhey, Manchester, said his son was born hand­ icapped with Downs syn­ drome. He proved dif­ ficult to cope with at


home and had become resident at Calderstones about eight years ago. In March he was told


his son had been admitted to Burnley General Hospi­ tal following an accident, lie was unconscious and died on April 3rd. Dr William Lawler


Home Office pathologist said the injuries could have been caused eithe by a fall or by Mr Nel son’s head being banged against the ground. Mr Sm ith said i


seemed likely that M Nelson had been pushed but “we just do not know. The evidence is not sufficient to say whether it was accident; or intentional.”


GOVERNMENT propos­ als to change the rating system were discussed by members of the Ribble Valley Council’s Finance and General Purposes Sub-committee, who agreed that some form of property rating with more frequent revaluation by the district auditor should be retained. It was also agreed that


local authorities must be allowed to make a com­ munity charge and that individuals should be al­ lowed to claim rate relief through pay-as-you-earn to simplify the rebate system. These points will now be discussed by the Policy and Resources Committee. Borough Treasurer Mr Gordon Onslow said that a


Green Paper favoured flat rate community charge which all adults would have to pay. He favoured this com­


munity charge as a secon­ dary means of levying, complementing some form of property tax. There was basically no­


thing wrong with the pre­ sent rating system, al­ though revaluation should be done more frequently while the grants system needed reviewing. Coun. Bill Fleming (Bil-


lington) said the pressure for change had come be­ cause of the total abuse of the system by some au­ thorities.


More books borrowed from


libraries


BOOKS issued from Iib- aries in the Ribble Valley in the first four months of the year in­ creased by 618 to 159.328 compared with the same period last year. Although the number of


adult books issued fell, those for children rose bv 1,062. District Librarian Miss


Barbara Snell, in a report to the Ribble Valiev Council’s Recreation and Leisure Committee, said the increase in books issued to youngsters was as a result of special events held to highlight the children’s service. Mobile libraries had ilso been well patronised


over the last quarter with 2,000 more books borrowed than during the same period last veai Some 200 fewer cassettes were issued.


Discuss slides


AT Ribblesdale Camera Club chairman’s evening Dr A. Carter gave mem­ bers the opportunity o:


judging and marking 50 of his slides. A very useful discussion


followed on the positive and negative features of


each. One of the c lu b ’


busiest weeks of the year begins on Sunday with


visit to Steamtown, Cam forth, followed by a print and slide battle against Darwen Camera Club on Monday. At the second meeting of the summer programme on Tuesday club member Mr C Walmslev will show slide collection entitled "From York to Edin burgh."


Obstruction


A CLITHEROE woman caused a parking problem outside a public house when she went to delive a message to a friend playing in a darts match the town’s magistrate were told. Shirley Wade (22),


Monk Street, was fined £20 for causing an un­ necessary obstruction. The court heard th;


she parked in the entr ance to a cul-de-sac nea the Horse Shoe pub Bawdlands, preventin other cars from getting in and out.


REBUILDING?


REQUESTS to rebuild two Airey houses, num­ bers 26 and 2S Wood field View, Whalley, have been referred to the Kibble Valley Council's Housing Policy Review Working Group.


Leisure Committee has agreed to the grounds being closed each night at 10 p.m. or half an hour before sunset, whichever is the earlier. Only recently at least


Public Notices


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While every care is taken the Proprietors accept no


responsibility for omission or mistakes. All advertisements are subject to VAT at 15%.


RIBBLE VALLEY


£3,000 worth of damage was caused to greenhouse windows, seats, plants, shrubs, walls and the bowling green. Arrangements are to be made with the police for


them to gain access should they need to and the steward’s office and all-weather pitch will still .function as normal. The tenant of the cafe


will close the gates when she is there, or the parks staff when she is not.


Planners


go for convenience


THE detailed application for the erection of public conveniences on Church Walk, Clitheroe, has been Accepted by Ribble Valley planners. The borough council’s


development sub-commit­ tee was told that two let­ ters of opposition had been received. Complaints were that


the development would in­ hibit private rights of way around the site, the in­ creased use of the area would present access problems and that trees would have to be emoved. The committee accepted


the recommendation of Borough Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey. He said that the structure would have a natural slate roof­ ing and roughcast render to the external walls. Three small trees would


have to be removed, but a landscaping scheme was Incorporated in the dev­ elopment.


ANDY CAPP


THE Clitheroe Civic Hall is to be the venue on Oc­ tober 11th for a produc­ tion of “Andy Capp” by the Amalgamated Region- il Theatre Company, Ac­ crington.


TEAMS


Sat. wp '1 p.m.): \V. Stinger, K. Fawcett, (.». Jordan, N. Duck­ worth, M. Dcwlmrst, S. Black­ burn. P. A. Hall. A. Kigby. M. Booth, M. Blackburn, Austin. Cli th c ro c 2nd (v Read, away, Sat, wp 1


Clithcroe (v Head, horn-


worth. C. Sims. S. Westhead, J. Roden, K. Booth, 1‘. Bishop. V. Griffiths. J. Hill. G. Wood- worth, J. Mylor. A. Palmer. Clitheroc* 3rd (v Baxenden, vav. Sun. wp 2 p.m.): J.


1 p.m.): N. Ash­


CANCELLING A CLASSIFIED


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BOROUGH COUNCIL


TOWN AND COUNTRY PUNNING ACTS 1971 to 1974


DESIGNATED CONSERVATION AREA:


An application has been re­ ceived for permission to:


Change of use of flat to office at 46 Eshton T e r ra c e , CLITHEROE. Application No. 3/86/0311/P.


Advertisement sign at the


Buck Inn, GRINDLETON. Ap­ plication No. 3/86/0312/P.


Public House Sign at the Swan & Royal, Castle Street, CLITHEROE. Application No. 3/86/0315/P.


NOTICE OF PUBLIC


PATH ORDER HIGHWAYS ACT 1980


RIBBLE VALLEY


BOROUGH COUNCIL (FOOTPATH NO. 19 GRINDLETON)


PUBLIC PATH DIVERSION ORDER 1986


The above named Order (hereinafter referred to as "The Order) made on the 2nd day of June, 1986 is about to be submitted to the Secretary of State for the Environment


'for confirmation or to be con­ firmed by the Ribble Valley Borough Council as an un­ opposed Order. The effect of the order if confirmed without modification, will be to divert that portion of footpath No. 19 from point C where it enters the grounds of Cockleth House on the enclosed map to the Order in a generally northern direction for approxi­ mately 20 metres then in a north easterly direction to point D on the map for a distance of 30 metres to point D on its original route.


A copy of the Order and map contained in it have been de­ posited at the Chief Executive and Town Clerk's Office, Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, and may be inspected free of charge bet­ ween normal office hours.


Any representation or objec­ tion with respect to the Order may be sent in writing to the Chief Executive and Town C le rk , Council Off ic es, Church Walk. Clitheroe, Lan­ cashire, BB7 2RA, within 28 days from the publication of this Notice and should state the grounds on which it is made. If no representations or objec­ tions are duly made or if any so made are withdrawn the Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil may, instead of submitting the Order to the Secretary of State for the Environment for confirmation, themselves con­ firm the order as a non-op- posed Order. If the Order is submitted to the Secretary of State for the Environment for confirmation, any representa­ tions and objections which have been duly made and not withdrawn will be sent to the Secretary of State for the En­ vironment with the Order.


Dated this 5th day of June. 1986.


M. JACKSON Chief Executive


and Town Clerk SS043


Coulter, G. Cartledge, J. Pur­ nell, G. Bennett. W. Briggs, G. Woodworth, R. Sharp. .). Scorah, P. Rushton, P. Har­ greaves, S. Miller. Kihhlcsdalc (v Whalley, Sat,


wp 2 p.m.. Whallev): 1). Cottarn. D. Ainsworth, I. John­ son, L. Herbert, R. Birch. M. Walker, G. beach, R. Styles, P. Seedle. S. Kerr. Mason. Kihhlcsdnlc 2nd (v Oswalt!


twistle 1st. Sat. wp 2 p.tn., Rihblesdale): A. Parker. 1.


Threlfall, R. Hargreaves, G. Meakin. P. Spencer, A. Dickin- m, \V. Bradley. N. Osliffc. 1.


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


TOWN AND COUNTRY PUNNING ACTS 1971 — 1974


LISTED BUILDING:


An application has been re- cieved to: Caravan Park for 60 Mobile Caravans with amenities


Nuttall, N. Parker, S. Ed­ mondson. Uihhlesdnle 3rd (v Karby,


Sun, wp 2 p.m., Rihblesdale): M. BrUeliffe. K. Fellowes. G. Meakin. P. Spencer, R. Har­ greaves. I. Nuttall, N. Parker, M. Nuttall. M. Proctor. D. Braithwaitc. I. Briteliffe. Res. S. Edmondson. Meet 1-15 p.m.


HOMING


WINNERS of Clitheroe Wed- nesdav Flving Club's race from Mangiitsfield was A. Parker with a velocity of 1,223 \v r minute, second was b. bimbert anti Son (1.222) anti third G. Shepherd and Sons (1.219). Over MO birds were released. Clitheroe Homing Society's


race from Dorchester wjis won bv S. Robinson and Son (1.0S0). H. bofthouse (1,050) and A. anti C. Rung (1,0-17). In Chatburn Racing Pigeon


Club's race, also from Dorches­ ter, b. bimbert and Son took the first two places (1,077 and


1.1M55), followed bv C. Tavlor (1,02-1).


No joy for Henthorn


HKNTHORN Utd came away empty hamlet! from a seven-a­ side ’competition at Kverton High School, Blackburn. Henthorn B failed to reach


the semi-finals, although man­ aging a 1-1 draw with Black- hum Celtic A. Henthorn A went out in the semi-final, losing 1-0 to Blue Star, bead­ ing scorers in the tourney from Henthorn were Jason h milker (7). Simon Taylor (1) anti Garry


Ward (1). Moto-cross


bOCAb moto-cross expert Robin Waddington rode force­ fully in a comjMdition at Has- lingtlen, finishing second in a race and third in another on his 500 c.c. machine.


Buildings and Associated Landscaping Works and Roads at Lower Standen, PENDLETON. Application No. 3'86 0318'P. Public House Sign at the Swan & Royal Hotel, Castle Street. CLITHEROE. Applica­ tion No. 3'86'0315’P. Alterations to existing Public House and dis-used adjacent cottage to licensed premises with living accommodation on first floor at the Dog & Par­ tridge Hotel and cottage, Wetlgale, CLITHEROE. Appli­ cation No. 3/06 0328 P. This property is included in a Statutory List ol Buildings of Special Architectural or His­ toric Interest. Any person wishing to make representa­ tions should do so in writing, within 21 days from the date of this advertisement to the Borough Planning and Tech­ nical Officer. Council Offices. Church Walk, Clitheroe. BB7 2RA, quoting reference number. Under the provisions ol the Local Government (Access lo Information) Act 1985, any representations received will be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Development Sub­ committee agenda. Any rep­ resentations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into account when de­ termining the application


A copy of the application and


plans may be inspected in the Planning Department within


the period stated.


June 5th. t986. Signed: PHILIP BAILEY (Borough Planning and


Technical Officer) 56030


CHARITY AUCTION


at Bleak Holt Animal Sanctuary, Edenfield. Ramsbottom,


Bury. Lancashire, at 2 p.m. on


SUNDAY, JUNE 8th Plenty of bargains, e g. caravan, etc.


Tel. RAMSBOTTOM 7242 Of 2577


S7B44


1 0f t . FIB R E GLAS S H ead­ lin e C ru ise r. 2-berth, sink, coo ker and to ile t com p a r t­ ment . 4Shp engine, £1 .8 0 0 . ___Tel. Rosscn dale 2 15 43 3 . 37631


Boats


ENTERPRISE SAILING DINGHY 8264 (wooden hull)


Two suits, sails, trailer and launching trolloy. £300 o.n.o.


Phone: PADIHAM 72941 evenings and weekends


RIBBLE VALLEY


BOROUGH COUNCIL WINTER SEASON


1986-87 — PITCHES


All Sports Clubs wishing to use publicly owned grass or all weather (Castle) pitches in the Clitheroe area for the coming season should apply in writing to the Borough Planning and Technical Of­ ficer. R.V.B.C., Council Of­ fices. Church Walk. Clitheroe, BB7 2RA, before June 30th,


1986. 5604


Thinking of placing an Advertisement?


For details of fast,


economical advertising RING


BURNLEY 22331


where e friendly adviser will help you with your ad.


For the best coverage in the area advertise in


YOUR LOCAL PAPER CLITHEROE


ADVERTISER & TIMES


FREEZE BRANDING SESSION


at Greenbank Farm, Fence on


SATURDAY, JUNE 7th Starting at 10 a.m.


Trailers


B R A N D N EW tra ile rs for s a le , c am pin g o r general p urpose, prices from £230. — T e l . G t H a r w o o d 8 87 08 4 . (T).


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HHEM. £8 U1I. boo k in g for season, sun lounge over­ lo ok ing Ir ish Sea. car park, excellent foo d , standard 2 cn-sulte room s, d arts trips w elcome. — Tel. Audrey 0 2 5 3 2 5 8 6 7 . s . a b ro chure .


P romenade, 34 bedrooms, s p e c ia l J u n e f r o m £ 1 0


l ie . . (


B L A C K P O O L C E N T R A L Lyndcue Guest House. 21 Hairs tow Street,


show e r facil it ie s , late keys, a d ja c e n t p r o m . . J u n e M o n d a y /F r td a y £ 3 2 . £5 0 w eek ly . BBED July/A ug us t £5 8 . BBED In c lu d e d . -- T e l . M rs S ta le y . (0 25 3 25 1 40 .


licensed, 37*<»,


Change of Use to Licensed Premises with living accom­ modation at the cottage adja­ cent to Dog and Partridge Hotel, Wellgate, CLITHEROE, Application No. 3/86/0327/P.


Extension at the Buck Inn, Grindleton. Application No. 3/ 86/0331/P.


Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertise' ment, to the Borough Plan­ ning and Technical Officer, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, BB7 2RA, quoting the reference number.


Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, an representations received wi be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Development Sub' Committee agenda. Any rep resentations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into account when de termining the application.


A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period stated.


June 5lh. 1986.


Signed: PHILIP BAILEY (Borough Planning and Technical Officer) 5 6C31


GOODS VEHICLE OPERATOR’S LICENCE


John Arthur Baines trading as R. & J. A. Baines of 134 Pimlico Road. Clitheroe. Lancs., BB7 4PT, is applying to renew without change a licence to use Bay 1, Pendle Trading Estate, Cnatburn, Nr. Clitheroe. Lancs., BB7 4JY, as an operating centre for two goods vehicles. Owners or occupiers of land (including buildings) in the vicinity of the operating centre who believe the use or enjoy­ ment of the land will be pre­ judicially affected, may make written representation to the Licensing Authority at N.W. Traffic Area. Portcullis House. Seymour Grove, Manchester, M16 ONE. within 21 days fol­ lowing the publication of this notice. Representors must at the same time send a copy of their representation to the ap­ plicant at the address given in this notice.


BLACKPOOL JEAN AND BRIAN


Formerly the Royel Butterfly Hotel now at


ALPINE HOUSE HOTEL Licensed


148/154 WATERLOO ROAD


SPECIAL TILL END OF JUNE Dally rates


Bed and breakfast from £7.00 Bed, breakfast, evening meal from £9.00


facilities all rooms. Luxury sauna and solarium, bar snacks, car parking.


Colour TV. tea and cotfee


Ring: JEAN 0253-44292 or SAE for brochure


HOLIDAY BARGAIN FOR JUNE South Pembrokeshire Coast One week bed and breakfast £59:


One week dinner, bed and breakfast £85.


Swn-Y-Mor Hotel and Restaurant, Saundersfoot. Tel. 0834 813201


A small hotel, centre of villago, harbour and beach yards from the door.


The Swn-Y-Mor has a reputation for good food, friendly service and comfort. Rooms with colour TV. tea'cotfee. Few rooms with own shower and toilet. Family owned.


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berth, fully equipped (except l in en ) , a ll anienit ier o n s i te . — T e l . 0 7 5 6 752493.


L A T E K IN G S A R M S F lo ok e bu rgh . C um b r ia . Ul o p t io n a l . EM reduc tio ns for ch ild re n . Licensed, close tc Lakes. — Tel. 044 853439,


L L A N D U D N O . R o c h d a l Hote l, fam ily run hote l o f ­ fe r in g a w a rm w e lc om e w ith home coo kin g, cosy b a r . car p ark ing, midweek b o o k in g , child re n welcome, on level, near bench/shops — Tel. Sue 0492 7 6 4 8 1 .34*20


L L A N D U D N O . L o n s d a le G u e s t House, res id e n t ial l i c e n s e d , h o t / c o l d a l t room s, child re n welcome c lo se p rom e n a d e , shops e n te r ta inm e n ts . UB. EM £1 0 . — 41 Victor ia Street (0 4 9 2 )7 7 8 8 9 .


L L A N D U D N O . Smalt privat' h o te l , comfy, clean, home cooking, near a ll amenities £7 0 per week , half hoard --Tel. 0492 76096.


G O T .A C A R A V A N F O R S A L E ? P h o n e D ic k in s o n I C a r a v a n s o n B r a d f o r d I (0 2 7 4 ) 3 9 2 2 5 0 . We are I giving good prices fo r late I model caravans (1981 o n ­ w a rd s ) . o r why no t pay us I


32803 msoo


HOLIDAY MUSIC


COURSES


for children 2-11 years and playgroup leaders


I For further details contact: JOAN HALL, G.R.S.M., A.R.M.C.M.


3 Adelaide Terrace, Blackburn.


Telephone: 661537


a v isit th is weekend ot o u r I C an a l R o a d site. We have I got n ew and used caravans j a n d a s u p e r b a c ces sory sho p. We are open every |


day from 10 a .m . to 6*30 1 p .m . (Tuesdoy and S a tu r ­ day. 5-30 p .m . ) and o u - late n ig h t Is M on d ay u n t i l ! p .m . O n ly 1VS miles from the I C ity Centre on the A6 0 3 7 . I Y o u c a n ’ t miss us!


C L E A R A N C E S A L E o f second-hand tra ile r ten ts . I D o y o u k n o w th e b e s t I


37733 sosim


H E Y SH A M . Ocean Edge. 8- berth caravan. — Tel. Ac­


d e s ig n t r a i le r te n ts in j


Europe are b u i lt locally? — I C re ig hto n Blnns Dev. L td . I Ick orn shaw M i l l . C ow l in g . 1 n r K e ig h le y . T el . 0 5 3 5 - j 3 4 7 0 4 .


37747 I Competition Results


WH IT FESTIVAL , S la id b u r n . l R a f f le , unclaimed nos. 115.1 366 (b oth p in k ) . — T e l . j B o l to n - b y - B ow la n d 6131 a f te r 6 p .m .


P E N T H O U S E P O T T E R Y S h o p p in g F e s t iv a l R a f f le . I blue t icket . 2 35. W071 by! Ju s t in H a i lw o o d .


1*724! 3303i|


G IV IN G F O R LIV IN G (out-l side V ic to r ia ) . A l l prizc s l n ow c laimed.


Personal Have you got a


special event coming up?


Want to lose a few pounds?


Ring: Tricia


M O R E C A M B E . K e n i lw o r th G u e s t H o u s e , 3- Ci S t re e t . B B/ED . excellen foo d , near p romenade and all amenities . From £5 6 . — T e l , M r s E. R o b e r t s o n 0524 418374.


M O R E C A M B E . S e a 1 y n H o te l . C e n tra l . 29 We E n d R o a d , special rate OA Ps . vacancies from May 2 4 th . -- Tel. 411340 lo r d e ta ils .


CLITHEROE 2 4 0 5 1


P. S. D IX O N . Spectacles, a ll frame repa irs . 24-hour ser*l v ic e . — T e l . -C lithe roe | 2 9 0 2 4 . 40 Park Avenue.


S3*»4<t


M O R E C A M B E . P rom e n ad e holid ay f lats available from Ju n e 2 8 th . — Tel. 0524 791569.


N EW Q U A Y , free sparkl ing w in e on a rr iv a l, near sea f r o n t , h e ate d p o o l , sol a r iu m . s a u n a , spn-batti c o lo u r T V / rn d lo , privat* b a t h r o o m ,


cot tage, sleeps 6/7, TV. i c o m f o r t s , m o s t d a te b ro c h u re . — Tel . 0745 5 71 03 6 .


N E A R RH Y L /P re staty n : De- lig h t fu l 17th-century farm


A R E L IG IO N th a t m a k e s ! sense, for a recorded tries-1 sage. —- T el . B la c k b u rn ! 5 8 2 4 9 0 .


L O N E L Y . D e spa ir ing . Suicl-| d a l . — C on ta ct Samaritans. Nelson 6 94929 o r Black-1 b u rn 662 42 4 .


C l ith e ro e .


A B O R T IO N A D V IC E h e lp . _ T e l . B la c k p o o l 2 30 09 .


b a r . names room w ith pool/ d a r ts , etc ., TV/sun lounge o v e rloo k ing sea. car park .


licensed late


Bank H ol id ay Special: F r i ./ M o n . £35 fu lly Inc. BB A E D ; J u n e S p e c ia l : £ 6 5 week ly fu lly inc. BU A ED w i th free supper on cabaret n ia h ts . C h i ld re n half-price shar ing fam ily room .


For the hote l w ith some­ t h in g f o r e v e ry o n e T e l . Ja ck ie (0 25 3) 42580.


D E LM A R HO T E L B LA CK PO O L


We s t ill have some vac's for o u r very e n jo y able senior


c i t iz e n w e e k s u n t i l Jt


1 2 th . w ith something each e ven ing to e n te r ta in y< W a rm and frien dly a tm o s ­ phere. l i f t , organ ist , bingo.


£ 63 w e e k ly l n c l . V A T . BBED.


f a c i l i t ie s , b a r . d a n c in g n ig h t ly . E x c e l le n t fo o d , good choice. BB A EM £75 p .p . p .w . One child free. -- E l iot C avendish Hote l. W r ite o r Tel. 0637 878177.


t e a m u k i » g


Personal Services LATEST FAST ”


TAN SUNBEDS Sales from £199


Rentals short and long term


Full service and re-tubing facility Contact


NORTH W A L E S . 800 sea­ s i d e c o t t a g e s . e t c . B r o c h u r e : — M a n n ' s P w l l h e l i . T e l . 0 7 5 8 613 66 6 .


*32*1 P EN D IN E . W A L E S , 4 doub le


RHOS-ON-SEA In b e aut iful N o r th Wales. BB from £7. BB and EM £9 . — “ Dela- w a r e . " 73 Evcrard Ro ad . Rhos-on-Sea, C lw y d . Tel. 0492 440 24 .


b edroomed holid ay home to let. sea views, 3 minutes beach, c h i ld re n welcome. — Tel. Pendln e 099 45 4 84.


Multivlsion now on Colne 869042.


Colne Commercial Contre, Exchange Street, Colne


or call at 33*67


SU P E R IO R q u a l ity fast tan sunbeds, over 10 models to choose from . 6-tube fold-


HERBERT'sUTCLIFFf Ing Hey, Brierclltfe Tel. Burnley 24225


33941


R H O S - O N - S E A , n e a r C olw v n Bay and L lan d u d no. SC M at . 100 yds p r o m . . sleeps 4/5. -- Tel. (0492) 487 00 .


»7**3


R H Y L . C h a le ts , caravans. N e a r b e a c h . — S to n e s C am p. Towvn . Tel. 0745 4 9 6 9 .


R H Y L . Sea fro n t Holiday Flatlets . C o lo u r TV. — 62 West Promenade. Tel. 0745 3 1 4 7 7 .


S C A R B O R O U G H , f r ie n d ly 34«i6 3036.


guest house, centrally s i tu ­ a ted. terms m oderate, re ­


d u c t io n s c h i l d r e n a n d se n ior citizens. — Tel. Mrs J . Wa rd (0 72 3) 373257 or SAE Hexham. 9 Blenheim Street. Scarborough. Y O I2 7HB.


away. £199. Credi t fa c i l i t ie s , d e ta i ls on re ­ q u e s t . M o n th ly h ire . C a lv e r t ' s TV a n d S u n C e ntre , show ro om : 85 Coal C lou g h Lane, Burnley. Tel. 3 5 9 6 3 .


• Antiques wanted • House clearances Leadetf glass.


37*4*1


BE THE E N V Y o f your| frien ds w i th n hi-tech tan. Why ren t, when you can buy w ith o u r pay as you tan? Sum m e r special weekly ren tal only £1 0 . — Terms: T e l . N e ls o n 6 9 6 8 8 3


FUN T E L E G R AM S . G lam o u r


6 9 0 1 3 7 brochure.


f o r f 37*44


K IS S O G R A M S . from £2 0 . specially w r it te n songs, re ­ corded on cassette. —— Tel. P irnley 37427 anytime.


s**«i 37742


S C A R B O R O U G H : S t r a t h ­ more. Beaut iful sea views a l l room s, licensed. B11EM £ 1 0 . n o V A T . — T e l . 0 723-360691. M rs C am p ­ b e ll. Cast le R o n d .


SOUT H PORT , senior citizen reductions u n t i l Ju n e 2 8th.


at the Wh ite Lodge. — Tel. 0704 363 20 .


w e ig h t? In te re s te d ? R in g fo r advice. — Tel. Nelson 634 15 .


3*093 S7*«»


SOUT H PORT : Rivers ide. 6- b e r th c a r a v a n . — T e l . Blackburn 6681 72.


ST A N N E 'S . C /h td . s/cont f la ts , close to sea/shops/ t r a n s p o r t . C a r p a r k . — Tel. 0253-727430.


ST AN N ES . SC holid ay flats, close bench/prom.. llnen/TV


S U N N Y T E N B Y . L u x u ry v i l la s , c a ra v a n s . Hea te d


s u p p l ie d . — Tel. (0253) 711554.


p oo l. bar. fam ily room , t e r t a in m e n t . A l l d a t Book n ow . get free holiday p e t r o l . — S a um le rs v a le . LW S a u n d e r s fo o t SA 6 9 9BT. Tel. 0834 812310. 34*2


SW W A L E S . Luxury c ara­ v a n s . 2 5 0 y a rd s s a n d y


b e a c h , d e l i g h t fu l s e a s id e Village, select site, heated p o o l . — Sunrise Bay. Linn


37336


B L A C K P O O L : 1 m in . sea and C olltscum Bus station. Licensed bar and TV room, c e n tra l h e a t in g . BI1 £4 2, BB/ED £5 5 weekly; special rate Ju n e £5 0 . G oo d food a n d c om fo r t assured. — T h e W e s t L e a . M r s M cN e ill . 48 Tllstey Rond B lackpool. Tel. 22704.


B L A C K P O O L . C om e H a /o ld c n e licensed hotel 10 G y nn Avenue, fo r you


Sp rln u break , m o rn in g t b e d , b re a k fa s t . 5-course


B LA C K P O O L , San Mfchcll


evening d in n e r plus light supper . F r l . to M o n . £27 M o n . to F r i. £3 4 . Booking season. —■ Tel. 0253 5 12 05 .


»»»«


G u e s t H o u se . 8 L ow re Terrace. Tel. 419 19 . Situ n le d south/central. conve­


nie n t a ll am enit ies . 2 mins p rom e n a d e . Ju n e special


B L A C K P O O L . 2 r o om e


child re n half price. O A P re dUCtlOUS.


37644


h o l id a y f la t le ts . 2/6 p e r sons, reduction* May/Ji -- Tel. (0253) 267 97 . Mrs


B LA C K P O O L . Cheers Hotel ad jacen t central pie r, good foo d , highly recommended BBED from £ 7 .5 0 . — Tel A n n ie (0 25 3) 27413.


B. Leemlng. 36 Cheltenham R o n d . N or th Shore.


B LA C K P O O L , C e n tra l, clea c om fo r ta b le h o l id a y Hat lets. 2 m inute s from prom c n i i i l e . — T e l . 0 2 5 2 9 4 6 63 .


B LA C K P O O L S .S . Hol iday 3713


B LA C K P O O L N O R T H . Larg self con ta in e d p romenade luxury f la ts . — Brochure Tel. 061 790 8595.


f la t s . S p e r io l r a le s fo r J u n e . — Tel . B lnck po o 423 43 .


36*3


B L A C K P O O L . Sm u l l cos. f la t , 1 o r 2 . sep. k i t . , col TV. centra l. £5 per day. — Tel. (0253) 222 68 .


B LA C K P O O L : A d j . centre, h o i . f la ts , col. TV. CH . — Tel. 0 2 5 3-2 5 0 3 7 .


st*40 36046 1


W IL D RO SE P A R K . Onn- s id e. Appleby-in-Westmor­ lan d . C um b r ia . Tel. 07683 5107 7. We are pro ud to announce a superb new velopment ol luxury t' and single units k nown H e r o n H i l l . W o n d e r f u l views across Eden to the P e n n in e * . A lso ne\ used models for sale else­ where on W ild Rose. Excel­ lent facil ities include sw im ­ ming pools, play areas and s h o p . T ou re rs and te n tr welcome. Seasonal pltchei fo r to u re rs . Sorry no let


s te l fa n . C a rm a r th e n 026 783 394.


tin g.


Caravans and Camping


H A C K IN G S Caravan Park , n ew and used caravans o u r coun try park , lu l l ser­ vices a v a i la b le . R in g lo r b ro chure . — Tel. Whatley 2 68 0.


37


LYN TON JA V E L IN E Mk ava ilab le for sell-tow hire com p e t it ive rates. — Dales


B A R G A IN : Astrul Ranger 4 b e r t h c a r a v a n .


a w n in g , t o i le t , h e a te r £ 3 7 5 o . n . o . — T e l Padlham 74682.


I a rg 3?si


C O L M A N M I S S O U R c am p e r . 6-berth, cooker, •.ink. water ta n k , w ire d for lights, to ile t . £1 .9 9 5 o .n .o — Tel. Stunyhurst 5 90. i*roi C A RA VAN ETT E. Flat Amigo


X L . 1 9 8 1 . s le e p s 3 4 . 0 0 0 m i l e s . c I e £2 .6 5 0 . — Tel. CHtheroe


C OM F O RT A B L E sol id static caravan, electricity/gas. end bed. £4 5 0 . — Tel. Colne 865208.


273 50 .


D A W S O N 'S Ir o nm o n g e r s y o u r lo c a l C a lo r d e ale r. — 56 King Street CHtheroe. Tel. 2515 1. !


M o to r Services, Snaygill In d u s t r ia l E s tate . S k lp to n Tel. K e t t lew r l l 2 83. 3»:»2


W H IT E H E A D 'S R E M O V ­ A L S . An y t im e , anywhere. | no jo b too big o r too small, reasonable rates, free estl- j m a te s . — T e l . B u rn le y f 51867 o r 28484.


36473


M O V E IT . S in g le i tem s , small rem ovals, large re ­ movals. distance no object , storage, house clearances. F o r th e best service tow n r ing: Mel Edmondson C l i th e r o c 2 4 9 0 8 . G et qu ote from us f irs t .


TOWN AN D C OU N T R Y R e ­ m o v a l S e r v i c e s L t d .


*331* P A R K IN SO N S R EM O V A L S ,


and inspect ion inv ite d . Tel. Accrington 31 770.


LOM A S T RA N S P O R T . R e ­ movals. single Items, from £4 . Cheap rates, free esti­ m a te s . — T e l . B u rn le y 41 1415 and 343 49 .


moving, s to ring , ship p ing . B .A .R . member. T .C . takes ca re. — C e n tr a l House, C a n n in g Street. Tel. Burn- Icy 566 11 .


(Ac c ) L td . , m o v ing w ith care everywhere, excellent storage facil it ie s , inquir ies


We’ ll help you sell your


B A IL E Y 'S Keep Movin q Ltd. R em o v a ls , s to r in g , s h ip ­ ping. member of Brit ish A s ­ s o c ia t io n o f M o v e r s . — I Tel. Nelson 6 98920.


A . S P E N C E R E M O V A L S . Estab lish e d 55 years. Tel. Burnley 24324/75979. • 74909


M l T R A N S P O R T and mo vuls , fast and rellnbte se rv ice . — Tel . Burn ley 262 87 .


INSTANT rel iab le, removal. £4 per h o u r , local . — • Tel. C l ith c ro e 228 52 .


Shooting and Fishing


R I V A - S H A K E S P E A R E l boxes. £3 4 .


Hals tead |


and H art ley. 1 C ow Lane. Burnley. Tel. 2 69 43 . 32*o4 |


3**90 | 933433


family’s unwanted items.


IN THIS


YOUR LOCAL PAPER


Tel. Burnley 22331


B A IL E Y 'S ty p ing services good service at a low cost. I -


*330*»|


Removals and Road Transport


— Tel. Burnley 56001 any-1 t im e .


34230 S3»2* Business Services •*4i*3


THE M IC R O DIET. Over­ weight? Interested? — Ring f o r a d v i c e . C l i t h c r o e 268 61 .


I 'V E LO ST lO lb s .


days, ask me h ow . — Tel. Padiham 75237.


i »s4»03


NEED A D IS C O . -- O p u s . Burnley 20795.


*903**


o r comedy, male/ femalc. — P n t r lc la - T h om a s A g e n c y . T e l . C o ln e 8 6 3 8 4 0 24 h o u r s . B u r n le y 2 6 6 5 8 /| 52384 evenings.


• Chimney pots Buyer will call


A LW A Y S W A N T E D , a n t i ­ q u e s. pre-1950 fu rn itu re ,


fu l l o r part house c lear­ ances. V alu at io n s fo r s o l­ ic ito rs a n d estate agents and bereavements. — Tony Berry. Tel. Nelson 602231 o r evenings 3 70 86 .


T.-IE M IC R O D IET , o v e r ­


P IA N O S w a n te d , im mediate cash payment and rem oval . — K. Eccles. P ia no R e ­ s t o r e r . T e l . N e l s o n 664 77 .


W A N T E D . A u t o m a t i c washers, w o rk in g o r not. — Tel. Burnley 4 12019 or 4 1 5 9 4 2 .


G O L D B OU GH T . B r it to n 's J e w e l le r s a n d A n t iq u e s D e p t . . 36 Scotland R o a d . N e ls o n .--Te. 6 9 7 6 5 9 .7 11*93


934214


N EG LE C T ED o r othe rw ise a n t iq u e fu rn itu re w a n te d by col le ctor , any c o n d it io n . — Tel. Rlb ch e s te r 2 04.


W A N T E D o rn am e n ts , p o t ­ tery. P e n d e lf in . a n t iq u e s , c o p p e r , b r a s s . — T e l . Coln e 8 6 9 2 8 9 .


P IA N O S W A N T E D , ca sh payment and rem ova l . — T e l . T r e v o r L o r d o n C lith e ro e 2 47 65 .


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B E R E A V EM E N T S -- p ar t h ou se c learance. —— Tel. Whnlley 2 03 7.


932704


F O O T B A L L p r o g r a m m e s wan te d fo r cash. — Tel. Burnley 5 43 54 .


C A N O E *33099


B O O K S W A N T E D , o ld or rnre. —• Pendleslde Books. Tel. Nelson 6 5 6 1 7 . C A N A D IA N


w a n t e d . — T e l . C o ln e 861160 evenings.


Radio, TV and Video B U R N L E Y , 3 08 61 . lo c a l v id e o


mo bile lib ra ry . VHS/BETA to p t it le s , delivery free to y our d o o r . — Tel. Burnley


•••*«! Hi-Fi and Music


NEED A D IS C O . -- Tel. Op u s . Burnley 2 07 95 . ST2S2


K IRKM O O R ROAD, C L It I TERRACED HOUSE requtrj with potential for 4 bedrooms!


minutes ol the town centn f accommodation comprises G l Sitting room, living room, v*


bedroom (would divide). 2nd . ing for further bedroom bar suite Garden to front, smai1 '■1


WE GET Whatever type of hou:


Our aim is to offer you the the most competitive pm


results, if your house do paid, not even expenses We will not even asV you the market with us for a <i' don't sell, it won't cost you


So when It comes to for anything else.


Instri


GEOFFREY T* Your No. 1 L


Tel- 1910** *73322 s*3*4 9324*4 t**s«| m *o7o| 330621 i»2346| HOUSE


CLEARANCES Full or part.


Best prices paid. Prompt attention.


Also any single items bought. Tel. Alec on


BURNLEY 37958 or 32239


moiien prising:


Kitchen. make


W .W K K l I I STONE


quiet cul-de- stone fireplace. : inner Railway, lu three bedrooms. Detaches! garage gardens with pat double glazing. Vi


:«73s|


Miscellaneous Wants m i i m r


' OLFENDEN


J V RITTON, COLNE ^ A N T IQ U E S


House ^ L E D u,ei,,g modern quality llama.


You can enter for auction or we will buy for Instant payment.


specialists will give you a valuation.


customera to anaure top prlcaa. Don't let them go to anyone before consulting us


OuGet the beat prices Wa have 1000‘a of


estates, etc. Telephone:


Cotton Tree Lane. Colne.


697659 or 869565 Stanroyd Mill.


I r w i H U I I H f l WANTED!


LEAD — COPPER — BRASS BATTERIES — ENGINES — STEEL AND CAST — GOLD AND SILVER


No articles loo small Best priced paid


HYNDBURN METALS • RANGER STREET,


ACCRINGTON (Near Asda)


TeJ. Accrington 381529 6276BA


* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


PIANO’S * WANTED «


Immediate payment for * quality and beginners « pianos.


* TEL. DARWEN *


771621/76608 t *


One of the most outs l East Lancs, set In t im o l with unrivalled gardens f ly views. Lavishly a p p o l able decor. ImpressIvS


entertaining rooms. F rel room, usual domestic 0 rooms, bath/w.c.’s. DouQ


acre.


Also luxury Ground ami ment in the same set t lri each comprising: H a i" Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms. CH.


Separate Tenders for t l mid-July. Part exchanl able. Plans and full d e tr l


6 8 King S t r e a l T o l . (0 2 5 4 - f l


We have overaeaa clients,' even for whet Is considered old Junk. Bereavement


TACHEI) HO' ter. enjoying an enviable -:tu:| outlooks on three sides yet ’ H for all business centres. T h | been extensively improved ; maintaining the original quail fine oak panelling, and c«mp:l 2-piece cloaks, impressive ha'B lightful sun lounge, dining p ff and extensively apjxmited Ai.l fast area, rear porch. FuUKl bathroom, shower ami dresMi! GAS CENTRAL HEATING. ( Large 2 car GAKAGE. Attn appointment.


ing and quite » I For Sale Separatell


A Most Desirable Reside I Apartmetm


w h im


HAKKWOOl). I WHALLKY — I


r well known antique


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 223:1


327*34


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