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King Street, Clltheroe Tel. 24604/22323


2 2 n d N O V E M B E R , S atu rd ay . N a t io n a l A s ­ s o c ia t io n o f L a d le s C i r c l e . C h i l d r e n ’ s M a t in e e f i lm s h o w •C h i t tv . C h i t ty . Bang


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2 3 r d N O V E M B E R , 1 9 8 6 . S u n d a y. S ta id -


burn C h r is tm a s pre sen t M in i M a r k e t .


2 6 t h - 2 9 t h N o v em b e r , ig 8 6 ___ W a d d in c ito n H rama G ro u p p re s e n t a c o in e d v " K e y f o r T w o ” 7 -3 0 p .m .


2 8 th N O V E M B E R . H ow ­ land C o u n ty Secondary S c h o o l . P T A W h is t . D o m in o a n d H e a t le D r iv e , at 7 -3 0 p .m .


n7-15p.m.


2 9 th N O V E M B E R ----- F r ien d s ol B o l to n -b y - n o v v la n d S c h o o l . C h r is tm a s B a z a a r . 2 p .m . to 4 -3 0 p .m . at th e s c h o o l . R e f r e s h ­ ments a v a i la b le .


E HALL


2 9 th November — S a tu r ­ d a y . C l i th e ro e L io n s present C l i th e ro e V a r i ­ e ty E v e n in ' ) . P a r is h H a l l . T ic k e ts A d u l ts £ 2 . C h i ld re n £ 1 .5 0 in - . ludinn re fre s hm e n ts . N O V E M B E R .


2 9 t h


S a tu rd a y . The As so cia ­ tio n of Fr iend s o f St .lames Primary School, C I it he r o e . C h r is tm a s


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AM)HOTEL 1 AYRE *


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2 9 th N O V E M B E R . 1 9 8 6 . C h r is t C h u rc h . C h a t - b u rn . A u tum n F a y re . in the School H a l l , at 2 -3 0 p .m .


F a ir .


1 0 th D E C E M B E R . Wed- nesday. C l i th e ro e C o n ­ certs Society at C R G S . loan B o o th ro yd . C o n ­


t r a l to . A n n Boo th ro yd . S o p r a n o ; C h a r I e s M a t th ew s . P iano.


2 3 rd . 2 4 th . 2 9 th . 3 0 th and 31st J a n u a ry . T r in ­ ity P an tom im e . d e r e l la .”


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BUON NATALE


f f . f f - f f - f f . f f - f f - f f - f f - f f - f f - V - V - '&• DINNER


hlERRY CHRISTMAS FROM ALL THE STAFF AT ROSSINI’S * LUNCH


f f . f f . f f . f f . f f . f f . f f - f f - f f - f f - f f - f f - ' f f - j-pss


TR O P IC AN A A L L A ITALIANA


Coconuts, Pineapples, Grapes, Celery


and Apples blended with a Sweet Sherry and Mayonnaise Sauce.


CRESPOLLINI DI MARE Various selection of Mediterranean Sea


Food rolled in Pancakes and coated with a delicious Mommy Sauce.


TACCHINO DI NATALE Choice slices of Turkey braised ina


delicious Cream and Brandy Sauce with two vegetables and roast potato


PANETTONE ALLA SAMBUCA Traditional Italian Christmas Cake Flambc icith Sambuca Liqueur.


COFFEE £12.95 Price includes VAT FOR YOUR RESERVATIONS PLEASE TELEPHONE MARIO ON CLITHEROE 29448


CHRISTMAS AND A-LA -CARTE MENUS SUPPLIED ON REQUEST ARRWEDERCI (SEE YOU SOON)


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Friday. Novamb«f 14»* TH^ 6£VY£ »s


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Saturday. November 15th 7-30 p.m. — Midnight


D A N C ER S R E N D E Z V O U S with


LES ALLEN BAND Ticket! £1.50. Senior Clthens £1


Tuesday. November 1Bth 7-45 p.m.


INCANTATION Ticket* £6, CS. £4


Friday, November 26th 6 p.m.


RANDY CRAWFORD Tickets £6.50. £7.50, £6.50


Wednesday. January 14th 7-30 p.m.


NIK KERSHAW Tickets C6.50. £5.50


Dec. 26th — Jan. 3rd k k k k k


AND THE SANDS OF TIME Adult* £2 50. Children OPA £2


SINBAD ETHE: = m m =wiNp50RE


= f i m=5MITE = Do« Qn.ee Tel S62S6? f?4 hour*)


Saturday. November 22nd 9 p.m — 1 a.m.


BUDDY CURTESS AND THE GRASSHOPPERS


E R 1 6 t h n.


M tIERFIELD


Tickers £3 50 Advance £4 door Thu’ sday. November 27th 7-30 p.m.


THE CUTTING CREW Ticket* £3 SO Advance. £4 00 Poor


Saturday. November 29th 9 p m. to 1 e.m.


PETE SHELLEY Ticket* C3 50 Advance. £4 Door


RiDES etc ■T MISS ITU


Thursday. December 4th 8 p.m.


SPECIAL CABARET EVENINQ with


THE COMEDIANS Ticket* £3. Senior Citizen* £2.50


• - - i C- Vor !0 f". 10 em — 4 D T S«* ■ »r,<3 from U-d Ptnnir* An# A*- »'*'#*«,Pe*vji« Trtvei. Ne**on Ceelle cc*fi» i"<] rojf’»i m*o"n*tion. Cmberoe. lov* «• A andmio* B«-noid#,»i<«. The Enlec- A#ie>1rx)i Some <*• ubfecl to •


kOvi-ic. Tic*#** tram Be. Office <»


■ For the beat In COUNTRY MUSIC TONIGHT (THURSDAY)


IN DISTRESS! SUICIDAL!


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


g * BLACKBURN


T 6 6 2 4 2 4 ( J r *


or NELSON


/ 6 9 4 9 2 9 C,ill or *rtte to


,r> MARKET SQUARE NELSON


’ 05 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN


A N T IQ U E AND COLLECTORS’ FAIR


at 7-30 p.m. E S A L E


ID, CLITHEROE HMENTS


COMMERCIAL HOTEL (ilSBL'KN


SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 16th Iff a.m. t« 1-3(1 p.m.


it mi im i : m:us nut s.tu: tut .i n imp nm:s J’ lc.isc Tel. Mr ("s. HAIiN'Ol.DSWICK S1575JL


HUY. HHOWSE. SELL, KXCHAN'CiK


HODDER BRIDGE HOTEL Tel. STONYHURST 2 16


T T r F I T a V .V .V lV .V a V t a a ■ I « * I I » I 1 I I I I I k


Grindleton Methodist Church


AUTUMN FAYRE SATURDAY,


on


NOVEMBER 15th at 2-15 p.m. >/>


To be < < ni’il hii


The Kev. (JUAK.MH MALLS Stalls- (lift.*. I'akc- and I'phIih i- AKTKKNonN TLA .’.tip


F i 'c r y o n r Welcome


Royal British Legion Waddington Branch


SLAIDBURN


SILVER BAND IN CONCERT


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15th WADDINGTON VILLAGE CLUB


at 7-30 p.m.


Admission £1.25. Refreshments Proceeds m a<d of Poppy Appeal


I JON WESLEY AND HORDIN ^TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th


S U N D O W N


iv’ . ' " Restaurant — Bar Dil i am Compared by ELECTRIC ERIC


Table reservations accepted nvtAdmlMlon— Bar meals Mrvwl In ttw COACH g g g HIRE


PRIVATE HIRE COACHES AND MINI­ COACHES AVAILABLE. SCH001.TR1PS.


HODSONS..rGlSBURN TEL. GISHUKN 391


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


" " " . V m ' . ' . ' i ' i ' l l tv


Imperial Cancer Research Fund


FIGHTING CANCER FOR YOU


Wo urgently need nearly-new clothes,


bric-a-brac, books, toys and small items of furniture at our Clitheroe shop.


WE WILL COLLECT


VOLUNTEERS ALWAYS WELCOME Pleasq TEL. CLITHEROE 28531


TRAVELLERS HOTEL


THURSDAY. NOVEM BER Kith (iISBL’RN r» 17


DISCO FUN NIGHT F R ID A Y , N O V E J I I 1 E H M i l l


DISCO with Top Lancashire I)J O V E R Ill's


SATURDAY, NOVEJD1EK loth DANCING TO THE DAVE READ BAND


VILLAGE HALL OR INSTITUTE


WANTED FOR HIRE SUNDAYS


TO HOLD FLEA MARKETS AND ANTIQUE MARKETS


Phone WHALLEY 2037 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MAGIC


FOR ALL OCCASIONS! International Magician


SHAUN McCREE


Msjoc’are of me m w Mag-c Ortfe)


For your Cabaret, Dinner, Close-Up, Children's Party


Ring Clitheroe


(0200) 24422 for details * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


,w^'V cof'lE0* „ r _ <9 . ^


2 6 0 0 0 TAXIS IN CLITHEROE £1


HUGE REDUCTIONS in MINI-BUS PRICES


FREE DROPS ON PRE-PAID RETURNS IN ■ CLITHEROE


A public meeting will be held on


MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24th | at 7-30 p.m.


in THE WESLEY ROOMS


| |


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH j WESLEYAN ROW, PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE


A L L W E L C OM E j i


To form a Management Committee ■ for the new Citizens Advice Bureau .


CORDON BLEU For a Christmas Present!!


CKNTKKMKN having


problems find ink' something' unusual for your wife for


LOOK NO FURTHER Treat her to one of our Special Cookery Demonstrations


Christmas?


F o r fu r th e r d etails jilcnsc jihuite


Savoy & Continental


Restaurant and Cookery School


Crossways Restaurant I’adiham


Tel. i'adiham 7212.1 CASTLE TA X IS


FRASER EAGLE COACH EXCURSIONS


Sun., Nov. 16th V A N M O R R IS O N (Palace. Manchester)


Sun.. Nov. 23rd S H A K IN S T E V E N S (Palace. Manchester)


Frl. and Sat., Nov, 28th and 29th A L IC E CO O P ER (Apollo. Manchester)


Frld. and Sat., Dec. 5th and 6th L E V E L 4 2 (NEC Birmingham)


Mon., Dec. 6th B IG C O U N T R Y (NEC Birmingham)


C12 C 1 1 C12 £ 1 5 .5 0 £ 1 5 .5 0


Frl., Dec. 19th KO O L A N D T H E G A NG (NEC Blrmingahm) £1 7 .5 0


Book at T R A V E L P L A N , B U R N L E Y T E L . 415151


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AUCTION St John’s


Junior School Straits Lane, Read


NOVEMBER 19th, 1986 VIEWING;


6 — 7-30 p.m.


AUCTION STARTS 7-30 p.m.


ADMISSION: 10p Refreshments available


ALL PROCEEDS TO SCHOOL FUNDS


KING LANE, CLITHEROE --------------------- 7 DA YS A W E E K -------------------—


W E AR E OPEN 12 noon — 2 p.m. 6 p.m. — 11-30 p.m.


n AS WELL AS OUR ! if. CHRISTMAS MENUS WE ■ ALSO OFFER OUR FULL


$ A-LA-CARTE MENU FOR VJ YOUR PERUSAL.


ft ALL THE STAFF AT « ROSSINI’S WOULD LIKE ] Vi TO EXTEND A VER Y « WARM INVITATION - TO ; AL THEIR FRIENDS AND !


« ACQUAINTANCES TO ; SJ COME AND JOIN THEM IN! *


A CHRISTMAS j


Sj CELEBRATION WITH AN \ »


“ITALIAN FLAVOUR” \


ZUPPA ITALIANA Minestrone Soup


/l succulent vegetable soup with parmesan cltccsc.


TACCHINO ARROSTO Roast Turkey


Tender succulent pieces of turkey including roast potato and two vegetables.


A traditional and delicious Christmas meal.


DOLCE FORESTA NERA


Black Forest Gateau smothered with fresh cream.


COFFEE £4.95 Price includes VAT '& • i - , ' / i u i j s i c y t s a g t ' 1 •& u r j : le y ' l


M E|CjH(A|Nlljcl^ Friday, Novomber 14th, 7-30 p.m.


REMOULD THEATRE COMPANY present


THE NORTHERN TRAWL The story ol deep sea fishermen told in their own words.


“An absorbing eveninos drama — it


makes you laugh and cry and think "The Guardian.”


Tickets £2.50, Concessions £1.50 ________ Supported by NWAA_______


^aUtrdayTNovembeM5th^3^!nL An evening with


JAZZ COLLEGE head the Ja2z College Sextet which


STAN BARKER and DIQBY FAIRWEATHER


includes saxophonists Andy Schofield (NYJO) and lain Oixon (RNCM) with contributions from the Lancs Foundation Course Bio Band.


Tickets £2.50; Concessions £1.50


SUNDAY LUNCHTIME JAZZ In tho Shuttle Bar


LES ALLEN BAND


Sunday, November 16th 12 noon — 2 p.m. FREE ADMISSION


A BUST OF MARRIAGES POPPY BALL BRIGIT FORSYTH In


Sunday, Novomber 16th, 7-30 p.m. TIM BRIERLEY and


The game for two players celebrated m dance, duel and duologue by two


outstanding performers seen together before in Granada TV s The Practice Tickets £3.50, £2.75. Concessions C2.7S. £2.00


Monday, Novembor 17th, B p.m. STEELEYE SPAN Tickets £5 all seals


Tuesday, November 16th, 7-30 p.m. The Lewis London Ballet present


NUTCRACKER MOUSE KING


and the Mammoth Rattle Draw with other works


“ Superb, brilliant, sheer delight." Tickets £3.75 and £3


Concessions £3 and £2.50


Special Schools Matinee ' Let s Make a Ballot''at 1-30 p.m. "An afternoon of music, maqic and movement"


Ticket*: Adult £2.25; Concessions £1.50


Wednesday. November 191h. 8 p.m. JOHN BRIGGS (Plane Recital)


Works by Rachmaninov. Usn. Chopm, saint Saens and Grieg


Ticket* £3.50, £2.50; Concession* £2.50, £2


Friday. Novembor 2ist


(Proceeds to Cniidiyn Need «ppe.i'l DANCE TO THE


LIONS CHARITY BALL


BRIAN DUFF ORCHESTRA Ticket* C4.00


Saturday. November 22nd, 8-30 p.m. SOUL SPECTACULAR vUh


Z00T and the ROOTS


(Soon on BBC TVs "Northern L.gh!i ; with alternative cabaret from


SMASHING PEOPLE Ticket* £2; Concession* Cl


A Joint Promotion with Mid-Pennine Snap Theatre Company present ‘FAR FROM THE


MADDING CROWD’ An outstanding production of a Hardy ‘ classic


HABERGHAM SIXTH FORM COLLEGE


Ticket* £2; Concession* £1 Friday, November 21 *t, 7-30 p.m.


A trip down memory lane bac* to those good o'd days at the


OLD TYME MUSIC HALL. stamng tnat grant Lancashire comed.nn


— a superb even rvgs entorta-nment PADIHAM TOWN HALL


TOMMY TRAFFORD


Ticket* C2; Concession* £1 LICENSED BAR


30055 or at the door Aden Mvme (C^etE*ecvtr>f Office’) ___


Tchet* available from Mechanics Bo* Qffce. Manchester Road, Bumiey. Tel.


LOW ER


BUCK INN Wmldinelon


Clitheroe 28705


Business Lit itch vs Daily


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Tel. Accrington 304874


LOUNGE BAR Open Lunchtimes


Substantial Oar Snack* available Music Nightly with Guest Artists


CARVERY


Wednesday. Saturday. 7 p.m. — 9-30 p.m. Sunday. 12 noon — 5-30 p.m.


CABARET LOUNGE FRIDAY


and SATURDAY SMACKEE


tProbaWv tne tinesi cabivot O'OuP on


hectubiand Circu t tCKta, -- a snew not SATURDAY ONLY


WANDERING


WALTER 1 c-ffif’C Co^ed-an


WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 19th THE ANSWER


Admission £1 before 10 p.m.. BAR and DISCO 9 Dm. - 1


THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20th


ANDREW NEWTON ADMISSION C2


BAR nnd DISCO 9 p.m. — 1 a.m.


FREE ADMISSION TO CA0ARET ROOM Wednesday and Thursday Only when dining In the Carvery during November


Clitheroe Methodist Circuit Festival ol Youth


«"!>?"


HALTON WEST INSTITUTE WHIST DRIVE


Tuesday, Novombor 10th 7-30 p.m.


Proceeds Children s Party Fund 75p


1-iNAi.lQ I L> AND PRESENTATION Of


CERTIFICATES AHD TROPHIES


by Mrs JUDITH ROBERTS ol I J h L > M i


N O V EM B E R 1 5th at 6-30 p.m.


In TRINITY CHURCH T A X I


S E U V H E LOCAl CALLS 9 0 p


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YVK’Rli JUST A CALL AWAY TO ANSWERING YOUR PROBLEMS


Tel. CLITHEROE 27413


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.WAREHOUSE: 62-64 High Sheet


S k i p l o r .


New shop new loo* more choice


Accrington’s Original Antique and Collectors' Market


TOWN HALL, ACCRINGTON


SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 15th 9-30 a m — 5 p m


A b s o lu te ly e v e ry th in g for the c o l le c to r ADULTS 30p


CHILD/OAP 10p Stall inquires


Tel. BOLTON 491763


Newton in Bowland Village Hall


A N N U A L


G E N E R A L M E E T I N G THURSDAY.


NOVEMBER 20th at 7-I.T p.m.


, ( / . / . WELCOME


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CHRISTMAS WHIST DOMINO DRIVE


and


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL WEDNESDAY,


NOVEMBER 19th Starts 7-45 p.m.


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WHIST AND


DOMINO DRIVE SATURDAY,


NOVEMBER 15th at 7*45 p.m.


Admission 90p including Supper


C H R I S TM A S


D OMIN O DRIV E Wednesday, December 17th


C H R I S TM A S W H I S T DRIV E


S atu rd ay , D e cem b e r 2 0th . V . Y . V . Y A W . W . V


LI


ADMISSION BOp REFRESHMENTS


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CHIPPING PONY CLUB CHRISTMAS


"FOOD BINGO SATURDAY.


NOVEMBER 15th at 7-30 p.m. In


C H IP P IN G V IL LA G E HAL L


Super Prizes


Turkey Vouchors, Meal lor Two, Whisky and Hampors


KEEP WARM i


THE SOFT LUXURY OF SHEEPSKIN.!;


T


he North s premier retailer of Sheepskin and Leather. Sheepskin coats from £99.95


Leather Blousons from £79 95 Leather skirts from £49 95


1 000 Sheepskin jrMu-.V'v .. i S A TU R D A Y . N O V EM B ER 1M h C L( 1 VilO’iiVifc.


C0NGLET0N TOWN KO 2-15 p.m.


Admission £1 Chlldron and OAPs 50p


Refreshments available Members' Liconsod Clubhouse


Match sponsorod by


BARKERS PRIMROSE NURSERIES


WHALLEY ROAD.


CLITHEROE. Tol. 23321 FOR ALL YOUR


GARDENING NEEDS ^


s o c c e r a t


SHAWBRIDGE BASS


NWCFL Div i


A D M IS S IO N 5 0 p Members and Bona Fide Guests Only


All proceeds m aid o* the Poppy Appeal FRIDAY,


NOVEMBER 14th Entertainment by


M & Four


Cabaret Group Miss British Legion Queen Contest


Royal British Legion Uitheroe Branch


IN NATURAL HISTORY? Why not join Clltheroe Naturalist Society?


ARE YOU INTERESTED


Winter Lectures and local walks together with


summer coach rambles are all fortnightly


Membership £2, Children under 16 tree


Contact: Clltheroe 2430B


Learn to appreciate the countryside In pleasant company


Clilhcroc 2232!, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Disco/Nightclub (formorly the Sandpiper) New Owners


RIO’


PAUL AND MAXINE FREE Admission Every Thursday


Friday and Saturday £1 before 10 p.m.


QpenQp.m. — 2 a .m.


Now gone straight open to the General public


ERYSUNDAY L IV E O N S T A G E


E X O T IC D A N C E R S FREE Cold Buffet


Open 9 p.m. — midnight Only 50p before 10 p.m. ALL WELCOME


Christmas Booking now being taken


16 ACCRINGTON ROAD, WHALLEY. Tel. 3086


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Still time to lose a stone for Christmas


EVERY MONDAY from 7-15 p.m.


VICTORIA HOTEL, CLITHER0E Further details


Tel. Blackburn 47471


INDOOR CAR B BOOT SALE


N O V EM B E R 16th 11 a.m. — 4 p.m. Short of money for


cash. New or old items. Just bring it along.


Christmas? Cloar out your attic, aaraao and turn it into


Stalls £7.50. No need to book just turn up on the day.


Unicadma from 10 a.m. REFRESHMENTS


Inquiries Burnley 30670


s c o o s o o s o c o o o c c c e * W1SWELL WI


J U M B L E


S A L E SATURDAY,


NOVKMBER 15th


;,| HUTCH (IF KNC.I.ANI) ■. U-.ni!., WHAl.I.KY


, n.'K 1-:(U lu n . ADMISSION lllp


VRE H? JOIN LIME S ST NOW!!


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 13th, WSB 3


Club infringed midnight ban inquiry is told


THE siting of the Clitheroe Rugby Union Club off Littlemoor Road is unfair to both residents and players, a planning inquiry in Clitheroe was told.


TOUGH LINE


VANDALISM in Sabden is getting out of hand, con­ cerned parish councillors agreed when they heard about incidents of damage and destruction and the setting on fire of the rub­ bish skip on the village car park. Chairman Coun. Alf


Parsons said: “Something needs to be done about this as soon as possible.” The toilets have been


ARLEY VILLAGE HALL S U N D A Y ,


the target for several inci­ dents recently. The cul­ prits have tried to set alight both the wooden bench outside the toilets and the lightbulbs, have broken a toilet bowl and thrown stones around inside. Allotments at the back


of Wesley Street have been attacked and the Fire Brigade had to be called out when the rubbish skip


was set alight. Members know who the


culprits are, in some cases, and they want the police to take action. Councillors are also con­


cerned about reports from two members of the public who, on separate occa­ sions, claimed they had been shot at by someone on a local farm while they were walking their dogs on a lead. Great concern was expressed about this matter.


V A V .W W A S W A W


JUMBLE SALE


In aid of


c c o o e o e o c c o o c c c c o W .H .A .T . at


CATHOLIC HALL,


IVhalley I’arisli Church Mothers’ Union


F A S H I O N S H O W


hi/ BRITANNIA STREET M IL L SHOD, Great lla n nm t i


TCESDAY,


NOVEMBER Wilt at 7-ail p.m.


WHAl.I.KY C. of K.SSCHOOL A ilrn i. - j. it i .',llp im \


merit-


LOWERGATE on


NOVEMBER 15th at 2-30 p.m.


Admission 5p Refreshments v v / A m m m v .


SPIRITUALIST CHURCH


Greenacre Street, Clltheroe


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19th HEALING SERVICE, 7 p.m.


Every Saturday Service, 7 p.m.


Every Tuesday, Open Circle Refreshments available


Ribble Valley PHILATELIC SOCIETY


“THE FALKLAND ISLANDS” talk and display by


M r G. BAR BER at tho


Station Hotel. Clitheroe MONDAY,


NOVEMBER 17th at 7-30 p.m.


Non-Membera Welcome ^ ^ A A / S A A A A n SATURDAY, The dub was appealing


against a Ribble Valley Council claim that it failed to comply with a planning condition ami allowed functions to continue after midnight.


R e s i d e n t - Mr E r i c


Fuller, of Litllemnor Road, said that he and his wife had been disturbed up to 2-15 a.m. by the sound of car doors, music and voices. He lived 90 yards away and knew of complaints from at least six neighbours.


Some were not at the


inquiry because they were frightened of repercus­ sions from the club.


The pitch was too small


and it was unfair to both parties for Ribhle Valley Council to have agreed to its use for rugby in the first place, he added.


Council planning assis­


tant Mr Laurence Wil- braham said it had been clear the club was under no confusion about the order. Infringements of the midnight ban had con­ tinued and an enforce­ ment notice was served.


Borough solicitor Mr


Paul Timson. representing the council, said do mi­ nutes could he allowed for tidying up after functions, but not as long as the club appeared to have had. ac­ cording to the evidence.


Club m e ill b e r M r


Christopher Thomas, of H e r e f o r d


D r i v e ,


Clitheroe. said they were always concerned to finish a function on time, but liked to do some tidying up straight away after­ wards to comply with niles about keeping the premises dean.


Mr John Lumley. sol­


icitor for the dub. said that if some members had spent time after midnight tidying up. it was not a breach of the rule that functions must finish by midnight.


The police had once


been called to the club after midnight, but did not find evidence that any laws had been broken ami had gone awav satisfied.


He added that Mr Ful­


ler's case rested oil his complaint about car doors slamming after midnight, but this was no worse than what happened at any private house in a residential area.


The inspector's decision Mill bo announced in due


Parking fine


A CLITHEROK driver who parked his ear on double yellow lines at Castle Gate to j:o to the bank was fined £20 by the town’s majristrates. Frederick Brian Mill-


ward (50), of Denbigh Drive, said he thought In* was safer from a security point of view if he parked nearer tho bank.


e> * £ r i .


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