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King Street. Clitheroe Tel. 24804 22323


Saturday. August IS th . __ C \ i t h r i> »* A r e a W o m e n 's I n s l i t u t <


c o u n t v s i o n d a r y s. t,


p in. to 5 p.rn.


Sunday. August 1 7 th . — T«*dd\


l l i- . i ts P ic n ic .


IV n d le io n V i l l .w Ha ll in i >umis.


25th August. Bank H o li­ day Monday. — Sluid* h u m V i l la <i«* H a l l . A n tiq u e I-’h-ti M a rk e t ,


7th September. 1986. — is.ibden An n u a l Street M .m-k h oixmnis»*d by Ht>l m v C o in m i t t e e . >.»hden. — In q u ir ie s : [ «•! - Padiham 7663 I .


September 1 3 th . S a tu r ­ A g r ic u ltu ra l ittid


day. — Tin* H o d d c r \


H o r t i i u l tu r . i l S o c ie ty 4 3 rd A n n u a l S h o w .


H o m s I a rm . S la id - t iu rn .


2 3 rd and 2 4 th S E P ­ T EM B ER . — O rc h id


Ht -.dal Designs present .i Br id al f-ushion Show.


For further information phone or unite toRHODA GOULDSBOROUGH30005, Burnley Mechanics, ■ Manchester Road, Burnley BBI1IJA


y y i a n t h o i m e Tel Accrington 384874 lege


Surntaniiai Bn' Snncks avnitable Move Nightly with Guest Artist*


LOUNGE BAR Op<>n Lunchtimes


toPsORy Satuulny. 7 p ■ Sunday *? roon —5-30 p r


CARVERY CABARET LOUNGE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY


RUBETTES i


SATURDAY ONLY


EDDIE FLANAGAN *'0^ Comedians


WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20th NT'


CAVERN Sounds ol the 60 s


Admission Cl before 10 p.m. C2 niter


BAR and DISCO 9 p.m. — 1 n.m.


THURSDAY. AUGUST 21 St


PARTY NIGHT with


CAVERN ■ winywaiin— ——


SOCCER at


SHAWBRIDGE Tuesday.


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August 19th 4 * * 1 ' Bass NWCFL - . n


D|V . t CLITHEROE


STALYBRIDGE CELTIC k.o 6-45 p.m.


ent nent


PLEASE NOTE Admission C1


Children and OAPs 50p Not as incorrectly


advertised last week CABARET NIGHT Match sponsored by


Gord on H o lg a te & Sons


Kendal Street Clitheroe. Tel 24296


Thursday. August 14th CLITHEROE XI


t h


RIBBLE VALLEY XI for the Lawrenson Cup. k.o. 7 p.m.


Admission 40p Children and OAPs 20p


m. * To J


IN D I S TR E S S ! S U IC ID A L !


N E E D H E L P ? Ring fhe


SAMARITANS 6NVTIWE


BLACKBURN ”


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SUNDAY MARKET ALL STALL HOLDERS WELCOME


Promotion lo r throe weeks. S ta l ls C7. Ca r B o o t C3


Set In ecenlc Bronte tend near Haworth railway behind Bronte Biscuits. Follow yellow eigne only


Also taking booklnge for Bank Holiday Sunday end Monday. Tel. Haworth 42652 or Keighley 661173


J TO E IN


SSID STITU WHIST and


at 7*45 p.m.


| A dm lnlon 80p including supper


TE


DOMINO DRIVE SATURDAY, AUGUST 16th


TAKE YOUR TEDDY TO PENDLETON


Fun for all the family! TEDDY BEARS’ PICNIC


W SUNDAY, AUGUST 17th 2 p.m. — 5 p.m.


In the grounds o l Pendleton Village Hall (Inside It wet)


loved. Children's entertainment by The Hallems. Also stalls, sideshows, refreshments, tombola etc.


Parade of Teddies — prizes for best-dressed and


Admission 50p including tree cuppa for adults and tree picnic teas for children


Proceeds to All Saints Church, Pendleton i


JACKS 8 Sea ter


Mini Bus/Taxi


Contracts, Airports, Parties, etc.


Tel. Clitheroe 2 8 5 5 5


at the WHITE LION HOTEL on T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 1 4 t h from 8-30 p.m.


BARBECUE AND POP NIGHT, AUGUST 22nd You are sure of a friendly welcome at the


POP QUIZ NIGHT, AUGUST 21st


Come early to get a seat! COMING EVENTS


WHITE LION HOTEL AA RAC listed Bed and Breakfast


Market Place, Clitheroe


SMALL FUNCTIONS CATERED FOR TE L. CL ITHEROE 2 69 55


SUNDAY, AUGUST 17th to..m.-»pm at the


CAR BOOT SALE RIBBLESDALE ARMS, GISBURN


Why not clear out your attic and come along? C5 per car if you are selling


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No Admission Charge before 10 p.m. — strictly over 18s GOOD FOOD AVAILABLE


Sunday Lunches available from 12 noon — 2 p.m. and High Teas 4 p.m. — 5-30 p.m.


RIBBLESDALE


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OPENS SATURDAY


JUST 16th 9.09a.m. GRAND


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OPENING THURSDAY. SEPT. 18th


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Look out for regular programme of FREE events taking plaee in the foyer and Shuttle liar.


SATURDAY. AUGUST ISth


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t ro u t 1 0 -3 0 .m. to 12 noon and 1


PUNCH AND JUDY hif Tht titn' on ti Slick


10 a.m., 1-20 p.m.. :i p.m. in the foyer.


STAN BARKER /tlatis .hi:: StamtanL*


from S-20 p.m. in the Shuttle Bar. S l ’NDAY. A lC rS T 17th


THE RIVERSIDE JAZZMEN from 12 noon in the foyer.


AVANTI DISPLAY -The Wurtil iiflliirn thmili"


Street Theatre entertainment inside and outside The Mechanics from 12 noon


WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2llth


ROGER WESTBROOK from S-:ill |).m. in the Shuttle Bar


Guided tour available from August 18th onw ards. Bookings now being taken for parties, hanquets. etc..


RIVERSIDE HOUSE


SAWI.EY are holding a


JUMBLE SALE


SATURDAY,


AUGUST Kith at 2-30 p.m.


Admission 5p


COUNTRY and


^WESTERN NIGHT! at the


on


(STATION HOTE L } t


[.Thursday, August 14th" B p.m. onwards


ADMISSION FREE )


Proceeds to the Wendy Haworth Asthma Trust S j


11,*^- * * * * * * * * * ¥ * * * * *


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES DARTS ANNUAL


GENERAL MEETING


AUGUST 20th, 1986 at


Royal British Legion 8-30 p.m.


All teams to be represented | New teams welcome


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"WHALLEY SPORTS CLUB


SHEEPDOG TRIALS


Sunday, August 17th, 1986


Starting at 10-30 a.m. on Queen Elizabeth Playing Fields, Whalley.


Admission tree


NB; Ploaao do not bring your own dogs


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therefore, must sacrifice in fiw dubs even though north south are vulnerable, rour hearts is obvinuslv a safe contract by east and if five clubs does not go down more than two tricks doubled, it will be a good score West, however, is in a dilem­ ma. Should he double five clubs or bill five hearts? Five dubs should make nine tricks, losing one heart, one spade and two diamond tricks. Winners on Thursday were:


Mr (J. Capstick and partner. Mrs I. Park and Mrs M. Law.


1). K.


Ox-roasting cancelled


PLANS for an August Bank Holiday Monday ox- roasting. to tie in with the naval tattoo organised by the Clitheroe SOU commit­ tee, have been scrapped. The ox-roast organisers


in Clitheroe Hound Table, have decided to shelve plans because of the eost. Hound Table secretary,


Mr Peter McKenna, said that it would have cost somewhere in the region of £1.000 for two animals. "The Hound Table is


North's* hand is sotxior am Via


Clilheroe Advertiser and Times, August Ijth.JOSO 3 Clitheroe 22323, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


A feast from! field and ' hedgerows


BREAKING away from the usual lectures on fruit and vegetables, Clitheroe Garden Club gave mem­ bers the opportunity to put their produce to a dif­ ferent use. Mr D. Longman, of


I f ru i ts and also from hedgerows and fields. Wines made by the


Letters to the Editor


Pleasington, introduced members to the art of producing wine from their


speaker were sampled by members. A competition for home-made wine was


won by Mrs E. Friend. The club’s annual show


is to be held on August 23rd in Clitheroe Parish Church lower hall and is open to all residents of the Ribble Valley. Schedules are available


from the Tourist Informa­ tion Office and Skipton Building Society.


BRIDGE CLUB


WINNERS at Clitheree Britljr Club were: NS Mrs M. Aim worth and Mrs J. Wilson. Mr I*. J e n n in g s and Mr A. Leonard. K\V Mr Hall and Mr Cheshire, Mr W. (Irindlev anti Mr R. Hounslow. The following ham! was


played mostly in four hearts by east which can easily make 11 tricks. At one table the bidding was as follows:


W N K ID Pass 1H


HD — m 4H r»c —


Double W dealer, all vul.


S h yl) jnhi* C .)1<m:V


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Same service- but savings of £6m.


I DO not understand why Mr Whittle, of the Ribble Valley Labour Party, insists on writing about matters of which he obviously knows


nothing In his last letter, Mr


Whittle talked of a report about the Ribble Valley bus services issued by the County Surveyor's office.


county council, on which Labour party, out


Document issued is


DniMimont is the county and in operators


a Consultative bv the


by


pared to run without sub­ sidy.


services which are


the majority it are


set not


necessary and is prepared to fund.


but which council


pre­ the


consider


ment makes it plain that till these "non-commercial" services can be funded "w ith in ex is tin g r e ­ sources". and, indeed, over Lancashire as a whole, approximately the same level of service will be provided hut with a saving of Kim. So much for cuts! If Mr Whittle wants to


The Discussion Docu­


COUNTY COUN. LEO WELLS. •I Chester Avenue, Clitheroe.


lit fact, the paper in ques- T ) tion


J tv G S lQ U I l Lo * J will be better off


IN Mr Whittle’s letter last week, he stated that the Slaidburn — Clitheroe bus route appeared to be in jeopardy. Ear from it. In fact, the final date for tenders for an improved service was August Sth, the day after Mr Whittle's letter appeared. Does he realise that


A SPONSORED walk to raise money for the Royal British Leg­ ion’s Poppy Appeal has raised £500.


organised by RBL as­ sociate member Mrs Marjorie Woods, of Ribble Lane, Chat- burn, on behalf of Chatburn branch, was from Chatburn play­ ing fields and took in the Sawl ey and Rimi ngt on areas before the return to Chatburn.


The 10-mile walk,


such irresponsible state­ ments upset senior citi­ zens, who are the main users of this service? Bor Mr Whittle’s infor­


2


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exercise his right to make comments on the Consul­ tative Document, let him do so. He may even wish to suggest the provision of further services using the money, which as a result of the Transport Act, is now available, but lie should not make silly political points without checking the facts. It is worth remember­


ing that if people like Mr Whittle had had their way the public would never have eajoved tile benefit of the abolition of licens­ ing restrictions on long­ distance coaches in 1980. and yet the result of that piece of deregulation has been 700 additional ser­ vices and express fares down I0r; in real terms.


mation, and all the users of this service, the prop­ osed new timetable will include an early morning bus to connect with the service buses leaving Wellgate to Blackburn and Accrington, thus enabling students from the area to get to college for further education and others to work or for shopping. There will also be a later return in the evening. In fact. Mr Whittle, the


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Angela Troop was mar­ ried to bio-engineer Mr David Herd at St Am­ brose Church, Grindleton. Tlie bride is the only


Nursory nurse Miss


residents of Slaidburn, Newton, Dttnsop Bridge and Whitewell will be better off aflcr deregula­ tion.


COUN. DOROTHY PEARSON Hodder View, Slaidburn.


IMPRESSED


MY family and I were amazed and quite impressed to see drawn in the sand of a remote, wind-swept beach on North Uist, in the Outer Hebrides, the legend “Clitheroe 800”. There’s no escape!


SIMON NANSON 19 Warwick Drive, Clitheroe.


.


daughter of Mr and Mrs .1. B. Troop, of Little


Cross. Lane Ends, Slaid­ burn. Tlie bridegroom is the only son of Mr and Mrs .)'. B. Herd, of Church Close, Wad- dington. The bride, given away


by her father, wore a gown of white lace over satin with a fitted bodice, full skirt and elbow-length full sleeves. She had a circlet of wild flowers in shades of cream, pink and blue in her hair and car­ ried a cascade of wild flowers to match the headdress. Chief bridesmaid was


.'-■Hi HERD- TROOP


couple left for a honey moon in the Adriatic Is lands. They are to live in C h a t b u r n R o a d Clilheroe. Photograph: Pye’s,


Clitheroe.


Mr Bill Wilson said he was delighted with the effort and thank­ ed everyone for their support.


Branch chairman


of the 13 members and friends who took part in the seventh annual walk.


Photograph: Some Car on fire


A CAR on fire in Bleas dale Avenue, Clitheroe was quickly dealt with by the town's fire service on Sunday.


One engine attended the incident. The car’s in­ terior was damaged.


t A 1 W. * \ < '


“Grudge” man


damaging car


fined for


AN unemployed gardener who had been banned from the Cross Keys public house in Clitheroe vented his anger by damaging a car, the town’s magistrates were told.


Hayhurst Street, pleaded guilty to causing damage and was fined £50 with £150 compensation.


Simon Robinson (30), of


secuting, said the Ford Sierra car belonged to Mrs Beryl Aspinall. wife of the landlord of the Cross Keys. She was looking out of


Mr Angus Craigen, pro­


the window when she saw Robinson walk towards her parked car and linger


there. He appeared to walk


away, then stop and pick something up and hurl it at the car.


Mrs Aspinall went out to


check and found the car scratched and with a dent in the roar door.


he had vented his anger after being banned from the Cross Keys for no ap­


Robinson told the court


parent reason. "I felt a grudge but


acted completely out of character. I now realise how childish my action was and apologise to Mr and Mrs Aspinall."


WHAT concert


THE Station Hotel in King Street, Clitheroe. has been granted a special order of exemption from 11 p.m. until 11-15 p.m. tonight by the town's magistrates, for


charity concert in aid of the Wendv Haworth Asthma Trust.


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OPENING IN CLITHEROE MONDAY, AUGUST


18th, 1986 SHOE REPAIRS


Miss Andrea Pendlebury. the bride's cousin, and bridesmaids were Miss Lesley Herd, the brideg­ room's sister and Miss Claire Metcalf. They wore champagne- coloured chantung dresses with fitted bodices, full skirts and elbow-length sleeves, and cornflower blue sashes. They had circlet headdresses of wild flowe rs and c a r r ied matching flowers. Best man was Mr Lee


Ruane ami ushers were Mr Philip Troop, the bride's brother and Mr


running a bar ami four ice-cream stalls instead." he said. “We haven't shelved plans for a bar­ becue altogether. Maybe we will do something on a small scale later in the year," he added.


Rambling


to Barley BAHLEY was the desti­ nation for members of Clitheroe Ramblers' As­ sociation. Led by Gilbert Friend,


the route took them through Slacks Wood by | Offa Hill and Bank End j and along Admcrgillj Water to the side of Burn, Moor returning to the vil- \ lage by Black Moss He-, servoir.


I iMth. members are asked to meet at l lie Waterloo car park at 10 a.m. for a visit to Clapham. The walk is to lie led by Dorothv Crossley.


Pendle Club


WINNERS of this week's bridge session at the Clitheroe I’endle Club were Mr T. Adev and Mr J . Harrison. Mrs A. Barker and Mrs E. Hush. (


COLLECTORS' FAIR Village Hall, Kettlewell


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SUNDAY, AUGUST 17th 10*30 a.m. — 5 p.m.


Details: Marie Crow Colne(0282)863124


FERRIS—STALKER On Sunday. August 1 I


Morag Louise Stalker was married to Mr Peter John Ferris at English Mar­ ty r s ' RC C h u rch . Whalley.


Nuclear engineer Miss


youngest daughter of Dr ami Mrs R. Stalker, of


The b r id e is th e


Shenslone. Whalley. The bridegroom, a


design engineer, is the onlv son of Mr and Mrs V. 'Ferris, of Little Hurst, Stonecross, Pevensey.


Given away by her


father, the bride wore a gown of white satin trim­ med with bows and fine Nottingham lace on the bodice , s le ev e s and c r in o l in e s k i r t . A diamante tiara trimmed with silk flowers sup­ ported her satin-edged veil and her bouquet was of pink and white orchids and lilies.


Bridesmaid was Miss


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Amanda Jones. She wore a rose pink satin gown trimmed with lace, and a circlet of pink, white and burgundv silk flowers. Site canned a bouquet of pink and white lilies and orchids.


Pageboys were James


Ward, th e b r id e 's nephew, and Thomas


Day, the bridegroom's nephew. Best m a n w a s M r


Timothy Williams and ushers were Mr Peter Savile and Mr Peter Ward.


formed by Fr Thomas Murrav and organist was Elizabeth Soli, the bride's sister, accompanied by violinist Tomotnda Soil.


The ceremony was per­ t-v E ^


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Richard Starkie. The ceremony was con­


ducted by Fr Trevor Van ghan anti organist was Mr Anthony Taylor. Following a reception at W hall e v Abbey, the


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