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Clitheroe 2232U (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331.(Classified)


CLAIMING DATES


Any organisation wishing to make a claim for a future date may use this column to publicise their event three months in advance. For example the text would contain the name of the organisation; name of the event and the date.


For details of this inexpen­ sive way of publicising your event and giving


notice to other organisa­ tions your intention. Contact


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street, Clltheroe Tel. 24604/22323


S PR ING BANK H O L ID A Y — S u n d a y 2 4 t h M a y , " S l a i d b u r n A n t i q u e F l e a


M a r k e t " in a id o f S c a n n e r Ap p e a l .


MONDAY 2 5 t h M A Y , S t He l e n ' s Ch u r c h . Wadding* to n . S p r in g Da n k Ho l i d a y Fair .


10th MAY 1987 Cl l th e ro e & Di s t r i c t M e n t a l l y Ha n d !* capped As sn. An n u a l Bike Ride. De ta i l s f rom G. M, H aw o r t h . 2 Sw a n Co u r t* j a rd . Cl i the roe.


30TH/31 ST MAY — Slaid* b u r n S t e am a n d V i n t a g e Vehicle Di splay.


7TH JUNE 1 9 8 7 . H e r i t a g e Fair . Cl i the roe Ro u n d Table and Cl i the roe Lions , T own Cent re, s ta lls ava i lable . Tel 23550.


JUNE 7 th. S U N D A Y , Exhibl * tion of r are and e n d a n g e r e d farm anima l s by th e R a r e B r e e d s S u r v i v a l T r u s t , C l i t h e r o e A u c t i o n . T e l . Whalley 3766.


JUNE 14TH 1987. Down h am and Twi s to n Vi l lage F e t e . Te am e n t r i e s f o r T u g o f W a r . T e l . D. B u s b y o n Cl i theroe 41227.


21st JUNE. SUNDAY. Chaig* ley Manor Ladies Commi t* t e e . A n n u a l O p e n D a y , Chaigley Manor .


JUNE 21st, SUNDAY, 2 p .m. R i b b l e s d a l e R o t a r y C l u b , Duck Race.


J U N E 2 6 T H , F R I D A Y . Friends of St J ame s Pr ima ry S c h o o l . ' 'E n j o y a We l l y Good Evening" .


J U N E 2 6 T H . F R I D A Y . Friends of St J ame s Pr ima ry S c h o o l . " E n j o y a We l l y Good Evening".


JU N E 2 7 t h , S A T U R D A Y . ‘Ga l a 8 7 ' , C a l d e r s t o n e s League of Friends , including T V ' s B r o o k s i d e f o o t b a l l t e am, an d p e r s o n a l i t i e s . Stall enquir ies . Tel . Cl i th ­ e roe 27481.


JUNE 28th 1987. Med iev a l F a y r e a t Wha l ley A b b e y . Whalley Lions Club. Stal l s available . Tel. Gt Ha rwo o d 884112.


Ju n e 2 8 th S u n d a y . T o s s ld e Institute Flea M a rk e t and C a r Boot Sale. Proceeds to Tosslde S chool. S ta l l e n q u ir ie s Tel. S la idb u rn 244.


FRASER EAGLE COACHES


June 28 Sun. GENESIS' with Paul Young


June 28 Sun. Oct.1 Sep. 15/16


• P O P C O N C E R T S • Leeds


July1 Wed. PETER GABRIEL July 2


July 14 Tues. DAVID BOWIE


Thurs. PETER GABRIEL Thurs. JOHNNY MATHIS


LUTHER VAN DROSS NEC B’mlngham £22.50 B’mlngham B’mlngham Man. Apollo


Aug. 22nd Sat. MONSTERS OF ROCK with Bon Jovi & Dio Donn Park STEVIE WONDER B'mlngham


• T H E A T R E •


May 9 Sat. 7 BRIDES FOR 7 BROTHERS


May 9 Sat. May 30 Sat.


May 16 Sat. COPPELIA (Nurevev) Manchester May 16 Sat.


FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Manchester FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Manchester


AMERICAN FOOTBALL Sunday, Aug. 9th, Wembley, Adults £30, Children £25


• S P R IN G A N D S U M M E R • H O L ID A Y S


Direct from East Lancashire May 9 May 16


ISLE OF WIGHT EASTBOURNE


May 22 ITALY, LIDO DEJESOLO May 23 BOSCOMBE


May 29 DUNBLANE HYDRO May 30 WESTON-SUPER-MARE June 6 TENBY


July 5


June 13 NEWQUAY July 4 BOSCOMBE July 4 NEWQUAY WHITBY


July 17 GERMANY, AUSTRIA, ITALY July 16 NEWQUAY July 16 WEYMOUTH NEWQUAY


July 26 July 25


LLANDUDNO BOSCOMBE, NEWQUAY, WHITBY


SEPTEMBER SCOTLAND, ISLE OF WIGHT, LLANDUDNO, NEW­ QUAY, WEYMOUTH, WESTON-SUPER-MARE


OCTOBER EASTBOURNE, LLANDUDNO, DUNBLANE, Scotland,


TORQUAY, WHITBY, ITALY, AMSTERDAM, RHINE VAL­ LEY


NOVEMBER SCOTLAND, BOULOGNE FOR SHOPPING


CHRISTMAS — DUNBLANE HYDRO NEW YEAR — ROYAL HOTEL, WHITBY


EDINBURGH TATTOO STAYING AT DUNBLANE HYDRO


2 days — August 15th and 29th — £49.00


3 days — August 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th — £78.00 For further details and free brochure Telephone:


ACCRINGTON 398911 <4,mas) [fr


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lol Blackburn 582592 < 24 hours) WED., MAY 13th 7*30 p.m.


BARBARA DICKSON Tickets: £8.00, £7.00, £6.00


n SATURDAY, MAY 16th at 7*30 p.m.


ROYAL LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA


Tickets: £5.20. £3.90, £2.40


SAT. MAY 23rd, 7*30 p.m. — Midnight


DANCE NIGHT OUT with BOB WATMOUGH


Tickets £2.00. Senior Cit. £1.50 i F ^ s 5 = T f f r _____ Bon Office Tel. 592S82 124 houraf


FRIDAY, MAY 29th, 7*30 p.m. THE HOUGHTON


WEAVERS Tickets: £4.50, £3.50 FRIDAY, JUNE 5th


9-00 p.m. to 1-00 a.m.


THE SOUP DRAGONS Tickets £3.50, Advance £4.00 door


Access and Visa bookings welcome.


Tickets available from box office Blackburn 582582 and the following


agents (subj«.:t to booking fee) Castle Records. Ch*heroe and Darwen; Disc J}' Tape. Accrington; Townsend Records, Gt. Harwood; Information Bureau. Blackburn; Tourist Informa­ tion Centre. Clitheroe; Tourist World­ wide. Barnoldswick; Althams Travel, Blackburn, Burnley, Colne, Nelson, Skipton, Rawtenstall.


Can you spare a few hours each week


WE URGENTLY REQUIRE


VOLUNTEER HELPERS for Saturdays


9-30 a.m. to 1 p.m. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.


Please call in the shop or TEL. 28531 or 22167 evenings


IMPERIAL CANCER RESEARCH FUND 16 CASTLE STREET, CUTHEROE


HOLDEN CHAPEL


S U N D A Y S C H O O L


A N N IV E R S A R Y SUNDAY, MAY 10th


1-30 p.m. Mr R. ELLERSHAW 7-00 p.m. Mr P. HORNE


A cordial invitation is extended to everyone


CLITHEROE GARDEN CLUB


Ribblesdale School


MONDAY, MAY 11th, 7-15 p.m.


D. CALDERBANK (Bolton)


'Topical Gardening’


Sale of members surplus plants Everybody welcome


IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?


NEED HELP? Ring the


bridge drives


at


CATHOLIC HALL, WHALLEY


E V E R Y


T U E S D A Y Admission 40p


Beginners welcome


MP SURGERY Your


Member of Parliament DAVID


WADDINGTON will be at Clitheroe


Conservative Club on


SATURDAY, MAY 16th


from 9-30 a.m. — 11 a.m. For your appointment TEL.


CLITHEROE 25939 M * ★ ★


Admission £6 by ticket only Available by Ringing


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OVERWEIGHT? Get back Into bikini


shape for the holldaysl JOIN SLIMSET NOW!


Lose one stone in six weeks


’ Clubs in Clitheroe, Langho, Blackburn


Now opening in Slaidburn Further details telephone: BLACKBURN 47471


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S A M A R IT A N S ANYTIME


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£ 6 6 2 4 2 4 NELSON


/ 6 9 4 9 2 9 Call or write to


' 15 MARKET SQUARE NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN


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WINDOWS at


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A N T IQ U E CRAFTS FLEA MARKET SUNDAY, MAY 10th


Cononley Village Hall (near Cross Hills)


10-30 a.m. — 4-30 p.m.'


Small Furniture, Pottery, Glassware, Jewellery, etc.


Inquiries: ‘J’ Fairs. Tel. Barnoldswick 813626


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NORTHOATE BLACKBURN 90K Office


Weight Watchers ^ m $


PROGRAMME Cut out this advert and take it to your nearest


Weight Watchers class. Your first lesson is free. You pay only £ 4 to register. But hurry! Offer closes on 23rd May 1987.


BURNLEY:


Yorke House, Ormerod Street, Tuesday at 5-30 and 7-30 p.m.


BURNLEY:


Elim Methodist Church Hall, Melville Street (off Briercliffe Road), Wednesday at 7-30 p.m.


BURNLEY MORNING:


The William Thompson Recreation Centre, Red Lion Street, Thursday at 10 a.m.


CLITHEROE:


St James's Junior School, Greenacres Street, Thursday at 7-30 p.m.


COLNE:


St John's Methodist Church Hall, Albert Road, Thursday at 7-30 p.m.


GREAT HARWOOD:


Commercial Hotel, Commercial Road, Mon­ day 7-30 p.m.


NELSON:


St John’s Ambulance Hall, Eleanor Street, Wednesday at 7-30 p.m., Wednesday at 10 a.m.


PADIHAM: The Town Hall, Wednesday at 7-30 p.m.


WHALLEY:


The English Martyr's Church Hall, The Sands, Tuesday at 7-30 p.m.


For further details of any other classes please Telephone Preston 201456


For other classes look in Weight Watchers Magazine.


\%J FIRST LESSON fr S A V E £ 2 8 0


nFREE UNITED CHRISTIAN LOWER


BUCK INN' Waddington


Clitheroe 28705


Business Lunches Daily


FELLOWSHIP will meet on


SAT., MAY 9th in


HOLDEN CHAPEL 7-30 p.m. Speaker:


Pastor Berrlsford (Blackburn)


Everyone welcome


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Having been very satisfied with Ultraframe windows fitted in January we placed a further order, and it was extremely refreshing to find the prices are still the same as quoted over 12 months ago.


THE 2000 SERIES DRAUGHTPROOF RESIDENTIAL DOOR


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BUILDING TRADE IN BLACKBURN


Head Office and Showroom —


NORTH STREET, CLITHEROE. ( 0 2 0 0 ) 2 7 4 1 3


CARLISLE STREET. BLACKBURN. Alto st SOUTHPORT AND BURSCOUGH


and Poutton-f-Fyleh


ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS IN THE


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21st — weddings —


fetes or any outdoor . venue ^


Tel. Sabden 73220 or Clitheroe 27961


ST CATHERINE’S CHURCH West Bradford


JUMBLE SALE and POUND STALL


SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 2-30 p.m.


In the Sunday School Admission 5p


Tea and biscuits available


Bus leaves Well Terrace 2-15 p.m.


S E L L v T H O S E


U N W A N T E D IT E M S


IN THIS YOUR LOCAL PAPER


]j\n evening of music from a top military band Tickets £1.50; Concessions 75p


THE QUEENS LANCASHIRE REGIMENTAL BAND


Tel. Box Office (0282) 30055 Manchester Road, Burnley


Virtuoso jazz musician leads an evening of original New Orleans Jazz


THE SAMMY RIMINGT0N QUINTET


Tickets £2.50; Concessions £1.50


with TOUCHED and CHINA BLUE (ex Whiplash) Tickets £2.00


M E T A L M A G IC Inner City Theatre Company present


H O T S T U F F by Lee Miller


l A new play about nuclear energy— deadly lunnyl


Tickets £2.50; Concessions £1.50 The firs t public evening of


, S E Q U E N C E D A N C IN G \ Popular hosts, Sid and Betty lead an evening 1


of dancing


EARLY BOOKING ADVISABLE Tickets £1.00


B O Y S O F T H E L O U G H Brilliant folk band — "Live" in concert Tickets £4.00, £3.00


In association with BBC Radio Lancashire METRO THEATRE COMPANY present THE RAGGED TROUSERED PHILANTHROPISTS


L The classic tale of working class life in Edwardian England in a highly acclaimed stage version. "A superbly judged production — a night of


by Stephan Lowe from Robert Tressel’s Novel


entertainment as well as challenging ideas"— Manchester Evening News.


Tickets £3.50, £2.50, concessions £2.50, £2.00. Monday night only, all seats £2.00


Pegasus presents


1A moving evening of letters and verse by the forgotten voices of the first world war


SCARS UPON MY HEART


with Estelle Kohler, Charlotte Harvey, Anne Harvey


Tickets £2.00; Concessions £1.00


COLLECTORS FAIR


FLEA MARKET at


WHITEWELL VILLAGE HALL,


Nr. Clitheroe on


SUNDAY, MAY 17th 11 a.m. to 4-30 p.m.


Stall inquiries;


ACCRINGTON 383103 or 396149


Bdays 6 days


10 days 6 days 3 days 8 days 6 days 6 days 8 days 6 days 7 days 15 days 8 days 6 days 8 days 8 days


£128.00 £154.00 £211.00 £111.00 £73.00


£139.00 £149.00 £112.00 £115.00 £130.00 £134.00 £347.00 £148.00 £140.00 £145.00 £168.00


AUGUST ISLE OF WIGHT, EASTBOURNE. ISLE OF MAN, ITALY,


*7^30 P-**-


FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (Topol)


Manchester Manchester


£12 adult £11 child


£16.50 £18.00 £16.50 £16.50


£24.50 £23.00


£24.00 £19.50


Man. Maine Rd. £22.50 £22.50


£23.50 MIESESSiQE


5 t h |> F H E A V E N plus support the fabulous IR O N IC S


Outstanding soul band -.-Tickets £2.00


JAZZ ON SUNDAY WITH


J H E ERIC AINSWORTH BAND Shuttle Bar — Free admission


MECHANICS FOLK CLUB with


Singer ot traditional English folk songs Tickets £1.50 (Club members £1.25)


N IC K D O W Not the National Theatre present ROUGH GAMES Two plays by Joe Orton


THE RUFFIAN ON THE STAIR AND FUNERAL GAMES


Shock, horror and hilarity Irom the author


tealured In the major new lilm — "Prick up your Ears"


Tickets £2.50; Concessions £1.50 OLD TIME MUSIC HALL


t A trip down memory lane with a splendiferous variety bill


Tickete £2.50; Concessions £1.50 Special rales lor party bookings


W R IT E R S O N T O U R An evening with


Lancashire novelist and writer and ADAM MARS-JONES


JEANETTE WINTERSON


A ward- winning writer of short-stories Tickets £1.50; Concessions 75p Supported by North West Arts


Cinema


THE brilliant Francis Coppola comedy “Peggy Sue Got Married” comes to Clitheroe Civic Hall for four days on Monday. Kathleen Turner plays mother-of-two Peggy Sue, who finds herself taken back in time to 1959 facing choices she agonised over as a teenager.


For storage


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Development Sub­ committee has given its approval to a plan for the erection of a storage build­ ing at Primrose Mill, Woone Lane, Clitheroe.


MR JOPLINC at Chaigley


RIBBLE VALLEY farmers, uncertain about their futures in the world of agriculture, were given the opportunity to talk first-hand to the Secretary of State for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food when he made a sudden visit at the weekend.


FARMERS PUT THEIR VIEWS TO JOPLING


•CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH ORGAN SOCIETY


SATURDAY, MAY 16th


at 8 p.m.


JULIE ANN CARR


Programme to include music by Drissill, Elgar and Mushel


All are welcome


Non-Members £1.50 Students and OAPs £1


Jopling MP visited Plane Tree Farm, Chaigley, the home of Mr and Mrs Stan­ ley Bullock. Mr Bullock, chairman of


The


Rt Hon. Michael discussed many topical milk


the Blackburn branch of the NFU, had invited farming colleagues from nearby villages and they


subjects such as quotas and beef and grain surpluses, as well as the rights of tenants and landlords. Mr Jopling, accompan­


ied by Ribble Valley MP Mr David Waddington, also attended a meeting


Drink driver banned for three years


A CLITHEROE man was breathalysed by . police during a roaasiae spot cnecn ior a stolen vehicle, Clitneroe magistrates were told.


d d They were stopping all


high-performance cars along Clitheroe Road, Great Mitton, and breath­ alysed David Mills (31), of Newlands Avenue, after smelling alcohol on his breath. Mills, who had no con­


nection with the stolen vehicle, was banned from driving for three years and fined £150 with £14 costs, after pleading guilty to driving a Ford Sierra when the alcohol in his breath exceeded the pre­ scribed limit. The court heard that


Mills qualified for the maximum disqualification


because he had been banned from driving for 12 months in 1978 for a simi­ lar offence.


Mrs Sara Walker, pro­


secuting, said that the breath test recorded 67 micrograms of alcohol in lOOjnl of breath, the legal limit being 35 micrograms.


Mr Barry Dearing, representing Mills, said


BOROUGH OF HYNDBURN


RECREATION AND AMENITIES DEPARTMENT presents


THE KEN DODD


LAUGHTER SHOW Civic Theatre, Oswaldtwistle


SATURDAY, MAY 9th 6-00 p.m. and 8-45 p.m.


ADULTS £4.00; SENIOR CITIZENS AND CHILDREN £3.00


Tickets available on the door Enquiries telephone: ACCRINGTON 33157


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the offence happened as the defendant was driving home from a Ribchester


club. He had intended to return by taxi, but when one was not available “stu­ pidly took the decision” to drive home. There had been nothing


in the manner of his driv­ ing that had prompted the police to stop him. His car had been stopped because of the check for the stolen vehicle and nothing else said Mr Dearing.


with farmers at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Robinson, of Wood House Gate Farm, Slaidburn. There he again ans­


wered questions about current farming policies and topics of concern to agriculturists nationwide. Of the Ribble Valley


visit, Mr Bullock com mented: “Mr Jopling went down very well and we can see the problems he is fac­ ing trying to change legis­ lation in Europe.”


Wheels taken


THIEVES stole two 3ft. wooden-spoked wheels


worth £60 from an old wooden hand truck, known as a joiner’s slave, parked in an open barn at Skirden Farm, Bolton-by-Bow- land. The wheels were complete with axle and brass centre hubs.


Canoe paddles


A PAIR of Freeblades canoe paddles were stolen from a canoe t rai l er parked in a yard at the side of a house in DeLacy Street, Clitheroe. The paddles, worth £45, were white, grey and red.


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 7th, 1987 'Letter to the Editor Arts and Entertainments Centre


An honour to be linked with Grammar School


I AM most happy to report that the Clitheroe Royal Grammar School stu­ dents and supervising staff have success­ fully invaded north east Iowa, and left behind only pleasant experiences for our


school, hosting families and community! The Ribble Valley area should be very proud


of these fine representatives of their school, Lancashire and England. It is an honour for us to be linked to Clitheroc Royal Grammar School and your community and we have com­ menced planning future exchanges. We know the parents are rightfully proud of their exchange students and the board of gover­


no r s can be proud of the supervision and spon­ sorship by Michael and Val Fielding and Eddie and Chris Murphy. Also, a final thank you to Clive Darley, headmaster, is in order. It is hoped that our unusually early and


delightful spring in Iowa did not totally steal . . one day in England, for it’s spring in


England now!”


STEVE B. STORY, Principal, North Fayette High School, West Union, Iowa, USA.


Trefoil || Memorable badge


awards


TWO West Bradford Guides have been rewarded for months | of hard work.


Deborah Darby


(15), of Brookside, Waddington (pic- I t u r e d left) and Samantha Green­ wood (14), of Goyt- lands, West Brad- I ford, have both been awarded the Badcn- P o w e l l T r e f o i l Badge.


Debbie, a pupil at


St Wilfred’s School, Blackburn, and Samantha, a Clith­ eroe Royal Grammar School pupil, each worked ha rd to achieve a European badge f irs t . They compiled scrapbooks o f de t a i l s about other countries and Debbie collected for­ eign dolls.


For the t refoi l


b a d g e t he g i r l s devoted hours of ser­ vice to the commu­ nity and completed v a r i o u s t a s k s , including taking up a new hobby or craft.


Debbie is about to


b e c ome a y o un g leader.


Snap theft


AN opportunist thief stole an Accrington man's pho­ tographic equipment when he put it down on a bench in Whalley’s picnic area. A 28mm wide-angle


lens, a camera and a lens hood, all Canon, were taken. Clitheroe police are investigating.


PAUL BROWN Photography


Wedding Photography: Home and Outdoor Portraiture


For Weddings, Portraits, Press, Commercial and Legal Photography


Tel. Whalley 2373


win for James


CHAIGLEY rider James Whittle scored a memora­ ble victory with his first win at Gisburn Races on Saturday. James (21), of Hodder


View, Higher Hodder, riding 11-year-old Camp Hill, seized the initiative in an incident-packed race. He had previously com­ pleted five other courses on Camp Hill and won by two lengths. The favouri te, Bra-


binger Boy, owned by Mr Trevor Laxton, of Wad­ dington, seemed to find the ground too hard and could only manage second place. J ame s , a s t ude nt ,


received the Hunt Cup and on Saturday will enter his first point-to-point at Aintree. Despite the miserable


weather, thousands of people from all over the North turned up for the races, organised by Pendle Forest and Craven Hunt at Westby Hall Farm.


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