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CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street, Clitheroe , Tel. 24804/22323


3 1 s t OC TOB ER. F r id a y , H o d d e r


V a l i e y


F o x h o u n d s , B u f f e t Dan c e , M o o r c o c k In n . W.uUl imj ton.


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2 2 n d N O V E M B E R , S a t u rd a y . N a t io n a l A s ­ s o c i a t i o n o f L a d i e s C i r c l e . C h i l d r e n ’ s


G r o u p , p r e s e n t " T im e M u r d e r e r P l e a s e " c ome d y t h r i l l e r by C. R. Dy e r . Vi l lag e Ha l l , Bol ton* by* B ow l a n d . ---- I n q u i r i e s : B o l t o n - b y * b ow l a n d 2 7 7 .


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2 2 n d N O V E M B E R , S a t u r d a y . T h e A s s o c i a ­ t io n o f F r i e n d s o f St J am e s P r im a r y S c h o o l , C l i t h e r o e . C h r i s tm a s


Ne e d Ap p e a l . 2 2 n d N O V E M B E R ,


2 3 r d N O V E M B E R . 1 9 8 6 , S u n d a y . S l a ld - b u r n C h r i s tm a s p r e s e n t


1 9 8 6 . l-’n i t e d R e f o rm e d C h u r c h . C l i t h e r o e . C h r i s tm a s F a i r .


2 6 t h * 2 9 t h N o v e m b e r , i g 8 6 ___ W a d d i n g t o n Dr ama G r o u p p r e s e n t a i o m e tl y


Min i M a r k e t . " K e y


2 9 t h No v emb e r — S a t u r ­ d a y . C l i t h e r o e L i o n s p r e s e n t C l i t h e r o e V a r i ­ e t y E v e n i n g , P a r i s h H a l l . T i c k e t s A d u l t s £ 2 . C h i ld r e n a n d O A P s £1 in c l u d i n g r e f r e s h -


2 9 t h 1 1 ' N o v e m b e r — F r i e n d s ot Bo l to n -b y -


H o w l u n d S c h o o l , C h r i s tm a s B a z a a r . 2 p .m. to 4 - 3 0 p .m . a t t h e s c h o o l . R e f r e s h ­ m e n t s a v a i l a b le .


2 9 t h N O VEMB ER . 1 9 8 6 . C h r i s t C h u r c h . C h a t - b u r n . A u t um n F a y r e . in th e S c h o o l Ha l l , a t 2 - 3 0 p .m.


2 8 t h NOVEMB ER. Bow- l an d C o u n t v S e c o n d a r y S c h o o l . P TA W h i s t . Do m in o an d B e a t l e Dr iv e , at 7 -3 0 p .m .


T w o ' ' 7*30 p .m. f o r t or C h i l d r e n in


ir I THE ASSHETON ARMS, DOWNHAM


DINE and DANCE at


EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT £8.50 includes a 5-Coursc Dinner


followed bv dance music to suit all tastes with a licence to 1 a.m.


T e l . : C l i th e ro e 11227 fo r r e s e r v a t io n s rr®Sfc Tel. Accrington 384874


LOUNG E BA R Open Lunchtimes


Substantial Bar Snacks available Mualc Nightly with Guest Arllata


C A R V E R Y


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


CABARET LOUNGE FRIDAY and SATURDAY


GREENGAGE PETE PRICE


BAR and DISCO 9 p.m. — 1 a.m. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd


S T A R C A B A R E T N IG H T with


THE FORTUNES


Featuring their many hit records A D M I S S IO N C2


BAR & DISCO 9 p.m. — 1 a.m. T o ssid e In stitu te


DOMINO DRIVE S A T U R D A Y ,


WHIST and


O C T O B E R 18th at 7-45 p.m.


A D M I S S IO N 8 0 p including supper


ANTIQUES AND FLEA MARKET V IC T O R IA H A L L S E T T L E


SUNDAY. OCTOBER 19th 10-30 a.m. — 4-30 p.m. Inquiries


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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd


SOLA-TRAXION Admission £1 before 10 p.m.. £2 alter.


SHAWBRIDGE SA VASE


SOCCER at


1st ROUND >./ S A T U R D A Y ,


O C T O B E R 1 8th CLITHEROE


FLIXTON KO 3 p.m.


Admission £1.20 Children and OAPs 60p


Refre shments available Member s' Licensed Clubhouse


Match sponsored by Trutex Ltd


H.O. Grlndleton Tel. 41621


Friday, October 31st. 9 p m. - 1 a.


A CERTAIN RATIO HAPPY MONDAYS


pipe Tickets £3.50 advance; £4 door Saturday, November 1*1.8 p.m. S t P a u l , OCTOBER 19th


L o w M o o r SUNDAY,


(ages 3-8 Parish Hall) 6 p.m. Evensong


and Sunday School


10-30 a.m. Family Communion


i) a.m. Holy Communion


IS AID OF THE CHILDRENS SOCIETY


OCTOBER 23rd THURSDAY, Coffee Evening and


Bring and Buy The Vicarage 7 — p.m.


Admission: 25p TELEPHONES:


Editorial.......... Clitheroe 22324 Advertising...... Clitheroe 22323 Classified............ Burnley 22331


ALLAN BESWICK Wadnatday, November 12th. 6 p m.


JOHN MANN’S M U S IC A L T R IB U T E T O


R E G IN A L D D IX O N Ticket, £3.50. £3. £2.75


Thursday. November 13th, 7-30 p.m.


CLAIRVOYANCE AND MEDIUMSHIP


AN EVENING OF C R A F T F A I R


Manv interesting crafta including WOODTURNER. JEWELLERY. PATCHWORK. RAC DOLLS. HOUSEHOLD TEXTILES. ENAMELLED COINS. CLOCKS. POTTERY. SOFT TOYS.


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19th. 10 a.m. — 5 p.m. B0LT0N-BY-B0WLAND V IL LAGE H ALL


ENCRAVEDCLASS, etc., etc. PLUS SUSAN’S FARMHOUSE FUDGE


ADMISSIOS ADULTS 25p, CHILDREN FREE DrUvtt HERITAGE FAIRS. Tel. EARBY M4037


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


R O L L IN G T H U N D E R proudly preaent an evening of


JAZZ/FUNK/ROCK


WORLD CLASS with the


GARY BOYLE and JOHN ETHERIDGE QUARTET featuring


1. JOHN ETHERIDGE, of Soft Machine, who has also played extensively with STEPHANE GRAPELU (II) ’


2. GARY BOYLE, ol Triple Echo, and one olthe north's moat respected musicians


3. TED McKENNA, of the Alex Harvey Band 4. DUDLEY PHILLIPS on Bass Guitar plus RED ROOSTER SOUNDS. at the


HODDER BRIDGE HOTEL Next Friday, October 24th, 9 p.rp. — 1 a.m.O- Advance tickets C2.50


TICKETS from


CLITHEROE — CASTLE RECORDS CLITHEROE — HODDER BRIDGE BLACKBURH — REIDtTS


Doors £3 KING ^


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N O R T H G A T E B L A C K B U R N BOX OFFICE


Tel. Blackburn 582582 ( 24 hours) Friday, October 24th, 6 p.m.


ROY ‘CHUBBY’ BROWN All tickets C4


IF EA S ILY OFFENDED PLEASE STAY AWAY


Saturday, October 25th, 7*30 pjn. — Midnight


DANCERS RENDEZVOUS with


R E X H IL T O N ’S Q U IN T E T Tickets £1.50; Senior Cits £1


Sunday, November 2nd, 7*45 p.n P R O F E S S IO N A L


WRESTLING Tickets £2, £2.50, £3 Friday, November 1<*‘4


T H f iC ^ t f iD S Q p J * Y E 5 , £4, £3


Friday, November 28th, 8 p.m. RANDY CRAWFORD Tickets £8.50, £7.50, £6.50 Friday, November 7th, 7-30 p.m.


ROYAL LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA


CLASSICAL FAVOURITES Ticket, £5.20. £3.90. £2.40


= 5 5 5 = TOE = Sraifljrt^VVINDSDRE


— vi — r'li = 5 W IT E = : Box Office: Tet. 582582 (24 hour,) Frldiy. October 24th, 9 p.m. — tern.


THE DURUTTI COLUMN with


JOHN COOPER CLARKE plus ROD GRAY & DJ


Tickets £3.50 advance; £4 door Thursday, October 30th One performance only at 2 p.n


THE CHUCKLEHOUNDS SHOW


Children £1.50; Adults £2 GISBURN CUBS


Gisburn Festival Hall Saturday,


JUMBLE SALE


October 18th 10-30 a.m.


Book Stall, Cake Stall, Bric-a- Brae, Refreshments


A D M I S S IO N 1 0 p EDISFORD CP


SCHOOL PTA are holding a


J U M B L E on


SATURDAY,


OCTOBER18th at 2 p.m.


A DM IS S IO N 10p REFRESHMENTS


ST MARY’S FOOD BINGO


C H IP P IN G V IL L A G E H A L L SATURDAY


OCTOBER 18th at 7-45 p.m.


A D M I S S IO N 2 0 p G o o d P r iz e s


RA INBOW MARKET


NFU Lancashire Ladies' Social Section


SATURDAY,


OCTOBER 18th from 2 p.m.


PARISH CHURCH HALL, CLITHEROE


Statls, Produce, Cratts, Fancy Goods


A D M I S S IO N F R E E


Refreshments available All proceeds to President's Cherlty. Royel School For Deef Children, Preston


R IB B L E V A L L E Y D ISA B L E D ACTION


SS Michael and John's Social Centre


50/50 DANCE SATURDAY,


OCTOBER 25th 7-30 p.m.


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Letters to the Editor Not prepared to gamble with club’s existence


LAST week’s letter from Mr McNab is ust the sort I had toped would be forth­ coming. It proves several points


• Space prohibits us from using letters in a simitar vein from other officials o f Clitheroe Football Club.


J J ^ 12 noon to 2 p.m.


to myself and my commit­ tee, the main point being that there are people in Clitheroe, like Mr McNab, who care about the future of Clitheroe Football Club and are prepared to put pen to paper and not under a nom-de-plume, I wish there were more like him. To answer some of the oints raised by Mr IcNab, I feel it is neces­


they had had enough. The stand had been con­ demned and demolished and Shawbridge desig­ nated into the “ town blueprint” for future de­ velopment. There would not be


sary to delve a little into the immediate past. Let no-one forget that when I took over the chairman­ ship in 1979 the “talk” was of the club going out of existence through lack of support, finance and care. Only through stal­ warts like Keith Lord and Colin Wilson had the club been able to carry on, but


enough space in this column to go into full detail, but let us just say th at Shawbridge was saved from the developers and a new stand, chang­ ing rooms and toilets erected. All this put a severe


ing the Multipart League — and we were one of a handful of clubs invited — is an honour for the town. We would need flood­ lights, more covered ac­ commodation and more toilet facilities. This was made clear to us by Mr Duncan Bayley, secretary of the Northern Premier Multipart League, who visited our ground re­ cently. The cost would be an


To even consider join­


strain on finances and re­ sources. Indeed, over the years, almost all of my original committee mem­ bers have resigned under the strain. 1 do not want to put myself or my com­ mittee under that sort of pressure again, if it can be avoided. Clitheroe's achievements, on and off the field, are well known throughout the North- West and beyond, and, as Mr McNab so rightly says, the dub is an asset to the town and area. So what of the future?


am prepared to “slink” into an inferior league. That is not so, but let us be quite clear on several points. The proposed Mul­ tipart Second Division is by no means certain to be sanctioned by the FA and, if it is, there is no guarantee of its success. Having attended many


Mr McNab says that I


else’s comments, either through this column or


direct to the club. My committee and I are


willing to meet and dis­ cuss the matter at any time with anyone. A final thought —


Clitheroe Football Club and the North-West Counties Football League, have been good for each other and maybe it is a case of better the devil you know.


estimated £25,000/£30,000. Clitheroe Football Club has not got that kind of money, nor can I see the club having it in the near future. Does Mr McNab sug­


gest we boiTow it? Who would lend it? Even if some bank or building society would, how on earth could a small town club like Clitheroe pay it back? I doubt we would manage to pay the inter­ est. Let us also not forget the club’s usual weekly outgoings, which are quite considerable.


‘Neither naive nor self-advertising’


IF half the fairy stoiies in the world begin “Once upon a time . . . ” and the other half “I’m sorry, dear, but I shall be work­ ing late tonight . . . .” then I feel sure that quite as many of the letters to your paper that begin with a personal affront end, to all intents and purposes, anonymously. Sadly, the letter to the


dential care homes and to invite those members of the public who enter­ tained any doubts as to local conditions to come and see for themselves. As far as I am con­


"Advertiser and Times" signed "Kibble Valley Re­ sidential Care Home Proprietor" falls into this category and I am thus unable, more directly, to respond to my shy detrac­ tor, though 1 have an idea who he may be. This apart, what an odd


cerned. that is neither being naive nor self ad­ vertising. I stopped being the first when my old sergeant major asked me if I was musical — and then got me to shift the NAAFI piano. And the second does not apply — High. Brake is fully oc­ cupied.


I). A. MORETON. High Brake RCII, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe.


GENERAL THIS IS YOUR INVITATION! An Evening with


C00GER AND DARK Mutic — Humour — Drama


' Talent*; arxj entertaining ... an ad io watcS out for" (Lane* Evening Telegraph)


SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18th. 6 p.m. Tic»ftU C2, Conceaelone C1


SUN0AY LUNCHTIME in the Shuttle Bar


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J IM M Y HAYWORTH QUAR T ET SUNDAY. OCTOBER 19th 1? noon — 2pm. TREE Admlaalon


Burnley Gilbert & Sullivan Society THE GONDOLIERS


MONOAY. OCTOBER 20th to SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th SOLD OUT


m concert plua lupport


MONDAY, OCTOBER 27lh Ticket! £3


Burnley & District Chamber ot Trad# present


SHOPPERS PREVIEW


Lireneed Bar — TomboH — Raffle Ticket! £1.50


TUESDAY. OCTOBER 281h, 7 p.m.


TEMBA TH EA T RE C OM P AN Y preaent


WOZA ALBERT! Africa in recent year* "


Wednesday. OCTOBER 29th, 7-30


THREE GREAT GUITARS Barney Keeeel — Herb Ellli —


g Club . s . c .


Charlie Byrd erith baaa and druma Their live performances are breathtaking'


THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30th. 8 p.m. Ticket! £5 all aeata


BU RNL EY R E C R EA T IO N A N D L E ISU R E S E R V IC E S


atarr.ng PETER JEFFREY. ESTELLE KOHLER. BILL HOMEWOOD A ilaht-hested look at love — the agonies, the ecstasies, the prfzae,


PLEASURE AND REPENTANCE


the penalties — In poetry and aono." WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22nd. 7-30


Klddrow Lane, Burnley f>.m. Mechanics Bor Office, Manchester


Tickets £2.50. Concessions £1.50 Tickets available from Burnley


Road. Burnley. Tel. 30055 or at the door


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KNOWLEDGE QUIZ


BROW W IN TUESDAY,


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OCTOBER 21st at 8 p.m.


£1 per team of two


P R IZ E S FOR WINNERS Proceeds to Charity______


Clitheroe Army Cadets P a re n ts ' Committee


JUMBLE


SALE at


TRINITY CHURCH HALL


THURSDAY


OCTOBER Kith at 7-30 p.m.


Admission lOp N


letter it was! At first reading, it would seem rather to come from a critic of residential care homes than from a prop­ rietor. Or is the writer merely critical of homos other’ than his own? It would seem so. Witness the comment "There is good and bad and various shades in between in all aspects of trade . . . and its precursor, "Why should the Kibble Valley be any different when it comes to the care of the elderly in residential care homes?" Is "Kibble Valley Resi­


THE new Minilink bus service would be even better if it travelled up Chatburn Road to the Pimlico Link Road into Pimlico village, then into Clitheroe via Pimlico


Road. This would give easy


access for older people visiting the hospital and


dential Care Home Prop­ rietor" saying, then, that there are bad homes in the Kibble Valley? Homes where, as he puts it. "There are those who give


A SCHEME to help those less fortunate than ourse­ lves is to be publicised in a special leaflet campaign.


the minimum, where pro­ fits are foremost." Strong words. Too strong, I would think, to go unans­ wered. As to the remainder of


the Ribble Valley Coun­ cil's personnel committee, to find out who needs aid from the Clitheroe Impact


The drive comes from


DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL


COME


DANCING THIS SATURDAY


OCTOBER 18th


to Hob Fairctough'd Music 8 p.m. — 11-45 p.m.


Admission £1.50 including supjwr at ‘J-30 p.m.


your correspondent's com­ mentary . . . no one denies that relatives and friends of residents soon get to know about the standards prevailing in a home . . no one suggests that those who are con­ templating entering a re­ sidential home should “rush into things" or not consult their GP, or not read the available litera­ ture, or take advice from the Social Services and other responsible agen­ cies.


the world, it really is dif­ ficult to understand what my professional collea­ gue's letter is about, when all that my original letter set out to do was to challenge those who sought to denigrate resi-


With the best will in B eH in a i 'vs aW ‘ G R A N D


A U T U M N F A Y R E


C. of E. SCHOOL HALL W H A LLEY


SATURDAY,


OCTOBER 18th 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.


A dmiss ion by voluntsry donation. Proceeds tor animal welfare


(Or— nmount Wild Bird HoipK.lt


Provincial B u i ld in g Society


Parker Lane, Burnley.


Tel: 0282 415161


KN OWLE G R E EN V IL LAGE HALL


MARKET SUNDAY,


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OCTOBER 19th 11 a.m. — 4 p.m. Inquiries: Tel.


C la v a la y s 8 2 4 9 1 8


• LE T TE R S fo r publica­ tion are accepted anly on the understanding that they mag be edited or condensed at the Editor's discretion.


meetings, both with the Multipart League Execu­ tive and the North-West Counties Executive, I feel Clitheroe’s immediate future is best served by the North-West' Counties Football League, and I do emphasise immediate, be­ cause the situation is under constant review. At the end of the day,


CYRIL H. WHITESIDE, Chairman, Clitheroe Football Club.


Thank you Bob


MAY I, through your newspaper, say a very sincere thank ybu to a man who quietly ret ired


weekend a f ter many years of ex­ cellent service to many Clitheroe families.


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served by dairyman Bob Wood so well for so long, would, I am certain, want him to know how we have appreci­ ated the excellent se rv ic e he has always -provided and wish him a very happy retire­ ment.


The customers


G. ARNOLD, 9 Queen Street, Low Moor.


Keep Legion strong and efficient


the future of the club really lies in the hands of the Clitheroe people. What do they want? If our home gates were


MANY thanks to the Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. John Walmsley, for his timely and infor­ mative letter regarding the forthcoming Poppy


Appeal. The demands on our re­


doubled, which does not seem unreasonable consid­ ering our track record, and more people were wil­ ling to help and get in­ volved in fund raising, the club's finances would look a lot rosier. The road towards flood­


lights is a long and ardu­ ous one. I have no doubt that Clitheroe will have them one day, but 1 cannot promise them for next August, which is what th e M u l t ip a r t League is asking. Unlike many non-league


sources nationally and loc­ ally have never been gre­ ater. The Royal British Legion provides employ­ ment, sheltered housing schemes, rest homes and holiday breaks for the aged and infirm and many more essentials of life for yesterday’s heroes and their dependants.


chairmen, i am not pre­ pared to gamble the very existence of the club, nor am 1 prepared to have sleepless nights worrying how to fund large loans. We will stay in busi­


ness, continue to provide a team that entertains a n d . we hope, win trophies. If supporters wish to


lic’s contributions, we also require new members as the years take their toll on our older stalwarts. Even one day's service to the Crown qualifies anyone for entry and rela­ tives of ex-Servicemen


In addition to the pub­


are welcome as associate members. Find your local branch


and swell our sadly dwindling numbers and. whatever your service or rank, you will be sure of a warm welcome and the comradeship you once en­ joyed. We need the new blood, eager and ready to help keep the Legion strong and efficient. Our national motto, “Service not self’, is as apt as ever.


E. J. MARSH, Hon. Secretary. Hurst Green Branch, The Roya l B r i t i s h Legion.


canvass local authorities and industry on our behalf, as Mr McNab Sug­ gests, then it would be most appreciated, as are Mr McNab’s or anyone


Even b e t te r?


allow people living in the Warwick Drive and Moor­ land Avenue areas an op­ por tunity to use the service. Workers at the cement


works and ICI could also find this useful. A. E. JACKSON, 224 Whallev Road, Clitheroe.


HELPING HAND


community programme. The scheme, run by


Trinity, is operated under the Manpower Services Commission and involves "outside" and "inside” teams who carry out com­ munity work and jobs for disabled and elderly people on a one-off basis.


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