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■r C lith e ro e A d v e r t is e r & T im e s , A p r i l 9 th , 1987 3 Clitheroe 22326 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Burnley 22331 (Classified) ._______ . B u r n t y


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For details ol this inexpen­ sive way of publicising your event and giving notice to other organisa­ tions your intention.


Contact


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street, Clitheroe Tel. 24B04/22323


m a y 2nd Saturday. Good as new and Juinble Sale, Ston- vhurst College. Hiuher Line Handicapped C h i ld r e n ’ s


Trust.


10th MAY 1907 Clitheroe & D is t r ic t M e n ta lly H a n d i­ capped Assn. Annual Bike Hide. Details from G. M. Hawor th . 2 Swan C o u r t ­ yard. Clithcroc.


SPRING BANK H O L ID A Y __ S u n d a y 2 4 th M a y . • ‘Sla idburn A n t iq u e Flea M a rk e t” in aid o f Scanner Appeal.


M ON DAY 2 5 th M A Y . St Helen’ s Church. Wadding- ton. Spring Bank H o lid a y Fair.


30TH/31ST M A Y — Sla id ­ b u rn Steam and V in ta g e Vehicle Display.


7TH JUNE 1907. H e ritage Fair. Clitheroe Round Table and Clitheroe Lions. Town Centre, stalls available. Tel


23550.


JUNE 7th. SUNDAY. Exh ibi­ tion of rare and endangered farm animals by the Rare Breed s S u rv iv a l T r u s t . C l i th e ro e A u c t io n . T e l . Whalley 3766.


JUNE 2 7 th . S A TU R D A Y . 'G ala 8 7 ’ . C a ld e rs to n e s League o f Friends, including T V ’ s B ro o k s id e fo o tb a l l team, and p e rs o n a l i t ie s . Stall enquiries. Tel. C l i th ­ eroe 27481.


JUNE 20th 1987. Medieval Favre at Whalley Ab bey. Whalley Lions Club. Stalls available. Tel. Gt Harwood 884112.


MlElClHlAlNSEE


Arts and Entertainments Centre DON’T MISS


TH E A TR E ON A S T IC K Market Square, St James's Precinct


Saturday, April 11th from 10-30 a.m. 8 p.m. — midnight


BAND EXPLOSION Featuring the fabulous IRONICS with support bands. Tickets £1.50___


ERIC AINSWORTH with WILF NUTTALL 12 noon — 2 p.m. Shuttle Bar FREE ADMISSION


JA Z Z ON SUNDAY GRAND OPENING . CHILDREN’S EASTER FESTIVAL


with IT’S BRILLIANT, SNAP DRAGON CLOWNS, MIME SHOW


. Mechanics’ Theatre, 1 p.m. I Tickets 50p (tree to Workshop participants) Followed by BALLOON RACE


For full details of all events see special brochure


GRAND EASTER CONCERT: A NIGHT OF SONG


In aid of the Mayoress’s Charity Fund


with choirs from Burnley, Colne, Accrington and Great Harwood


Guest soloists DEREK GILL and JEAN MITCHELL. Compere Hilda Basnet


7-30 p.m. Tickets £1.50 BRADFORD and RICHARD


EVANS IN CONCERT Mechanics' Foyer 8 p.m. FREE ADMISSION


8 p.m. Dave Swarbrick's


' jazz. “Our aim is to both move and excite you"


Tickets £2.75; Concessions £2 3 p.m.


AGREEABLE FRIENDS An entertainment about animals of field, farmyard, loresl and lireside with David King, Anne Harvey and Brock (a dog) An entertainment lor Easter — ideal (or animal lovers of all ages


Tickets £2; Concessions £1 8 p.m.


i MECHANICS’ FOLK CLUB with BERNARD WRIGLEY, the Bolton Bulllrog. Tudor Room


Tickets £1.50; Concessions £1.25 7-30 p.m.


TH E LANCASHIRE cwtMme


CABARET, CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR. Tel. Accrington 384874


★ IN THE LOUNGE BAR ★ EVERY MONDAY


The fabulous sounds ot


JOEL DAVID EVERY SATURDAY


THE ERNIE RIDING TRIO


EVERY SUN..TUES, WED.THURS


KEN HARTLEY and GUEST ARTISTS


★ THIS WEEK'S CABARET ★


FRIDAY and SATURDAY APRIL 10th and 11th


GREENGAGE TREVOR WALLACE


Clubland’s No. 1 Sound SATURDAY ONLY


Tcp Lancashire Comedian


Why not book a meal In the Carvery and reserve a seat in the Cabaret Lounge?


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15th THE


INTERNATIONALS Sensaf/cna/ Showgroup £1 before 10 p.m., £2 after


THURSDAY. APRIL 16th PARTY NIGHT, with


ON THE EDGE Back by request FREE before 10 p.m., £1 after


FREE ADMISSION to Cabaret Room Wednesday or Thursday only when dining In the carvery


CO U N TY BIG BAND with special guest KENNY BAKER


Tickets £2.50; Concessions £1.50 8 p.m.


MECHANICS’ FOLK CLUB with JANINE WELLS. Tudor Room


Tickets £1.50; Concessions £1.25 8 p.m.


P ENT ANGLE in concert| Tickets £4


8 p.m. Big band dancing with TH E BRIAN DUFF


. DANCE ORCHESTRA I A 16-piece big band for everyone who loves to dance. Tickets £2.50


WORKSHOPS with STAN BARKER 10-30 a.m. — 12-30 p.m.


MUSIC IMPROVISATION An opportunity lor all those with a


instrument to improve their improvisation skills.


Booking forms available from Burnley Mechanics’ Box Office


• BURNLEY RECREATION AND LEISURE SERVICE •


with THE MILLSTONE CEILIDH BAND and songs from THE GENTLE TOUCH


BARN DANCE and CEILIDH PadlhamTown Hall


Tickets £2; Concessions £1 Licensed Bar


7-30 p.m. Confederacy ol Fools present


MESS by Tony Durham PadlhamTown Hall


Tickets £2; Concessions £1


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


ST PAUL’S, LOW MOOR


WEEK and EASTER


HOLY PALM SUNDAY


Blessing and Distribution of Palm Crosses


9*00, Holy Communion;


10-30. Family Communion; 6*00, Evensong;


7-30, Annual Meeting, followed by Jacob's Join


MONDAY


7 p.m., Holy Communion TUESDAY


7 p.m.. Holy Communion WEDNESDAY


10 a.m.. Holy Communion


* ¥ * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥


MAUNDY THURSDAY 7-


GOOD FRIDAY


11-30 a.m., Family Service


EASTER DAY


8- 9-


00 Holy Communion; 00, Holy Communion;


10-30 Family Communion;


5-00 St Ann's Court 6-00 Festal Evensong


30 p.m., Sung Eucharist WEST BRADFORD PARISH COUNCIL


AN N U A L PARISH M E E T IN G


THURSDAY, APRIL 16th, 1987 In the Playing Field Pavilion at 8 p.m.


Electors are invited to submit agenda items to the Chairman or Clerk before the meeting.


Ught refreshments will be served Patient Association GR AND


A U C T IO N Thursday, April 9th


In St Mary's Parish Hall, Church Brow, Clitheroe


Auctioneer Mr D. Palmer


Viewing 6 p.m. First Bid 7 p.m. Admission 20p


CENTRE SPOT, BURNLEY FC, SUNDAY, APRIL 12th 10 a.m. — 4-30 p.m.


_ _ _


^ o so o o o c e a io o o o b o o o ow e e eo eo c ab e o c^ DINE and DANCE at


SECOND-HAND BOOK FAIR


Longrldge Civic Hall


IIINI- fRIPS, jiOUPS


IP


Easter Saturday, 10 a.m. — 5 p.m. Over 10,000 books. Details:


Tel. 0253 886103


THE ASSHETONARMS, D


0WHMNA EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT


S £8.50 includes a 5-Course Dinner 0 followed by dance music to suit'll tastes with a licence to 1 a.m.


TEL. CLITHEROE 41227.rorretervation> British Kidney


BURNLEY AND DISTRICT NUMISMATIC SOCIETY proudly present their


■ ■ 20th ANNUAL COIN •


r»TTrtYCb!tItl’| AND STAMP FAIR (Si £■ %


IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?


NEED HELP?. Ring the


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


£ | BLACKBURN


J [ 662424 NELSON


X 694929 Call or write to


15 MARKET SQUARE NELSON


105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN


Reported by Glass and Glazing Products Magazine — Nov. '86 — products in action


The showroom at. Ultraframe was gutted, but amazingly the win­ dows, although charred, were intact, and still operated, proving the high quality and strength of Regency I.C.I. uPVC materials.


Paul and Maxine welcome you every Monday to


SWS LIVE


MONDAY, APRIL 13th ERIC AINSWORTH Q U A R TE T


(Featuring Eddie Taylor on Trombone) Open 8-15 p.m. — 12-00 midnight Free admission all night.


TEL. WHALLEY 308616 ACCRINGTON ROAD


ST MARYS’ CHIPPING


EASTER PRIZE BINGO


CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL


SATURDAY, APRIL 11th 7-45 p.m. start.


Admission 20p reasonable facility on their chosen


WHIPPERSNAPPER From baroque to rock, from jigs and reels to


= f f i S l s m f =


' WEDNESDAY— FRIDAY APHIL 22nd — 24th


10-30 a.m. and 2-30 p.m.


BUTTON MOON All tickets £2.00


MR SPOON ON


FRIDAY, MAY 1st, 6-00 p.m.


FREDDIE TRUEMAN All Tickets £4.00


An Evening with Access and Visa bookings welcome.


Tickets available Irom box office Blackburn I 582582 and the following agents (subject to I booking lee) Castle Records, Clitheroe and | Darwen; Disc ’n' Tape, Accnngton; Townsend I Records. Gt. Harwood: Information Bureau, 1 Btackbum; Tourist Information Centre, Clith-1 eroe; Tourist Worldwide. Barnoldswick: I Althams Travel. Blackburn, Burnley. Colne, f Nelson, Skipton, Rawtenstall.


~~Bo« Office- Tel. 562582 (24 h o u r . ) .


--------------------------------- SOCCER A T KING = = SHAWBRIDGE


~ ~~i n i ebi — GSDRGE5 - ™ = HALL =


~


N O R TM Q A T C B L A C K B U R N BOX OFFICE


Tel. B la c kb u rn 5B25B2.I 24 h o u rs ) .


THURSDAY, APRIL 16th 7-30 p.m.


FREDDIE STARR Tickets: £8.00, C7.00, £6.00


SATURDAY, APRIL 18th 7-30 p.m. — Midnight


DANCE NIGHT OUT with BOB WATMOUQH


Tickets: £2.00, Senior Cit. £1.50


FRIDAY, APRIL 24th 8-00 p.m.


ROY ‘CHUBBY’ BROWN All Tickets: £4.00


It easily oltended — Please etay away!


MIKE HARDING Tickets: £6.50, £5.50, £4.50


WEDNESDAY, MAY 6th 7-30 p.m.


-


Feeling on top of the world


BASS NWCFL Division One


SATURDAY, APRIL 11th


CLITHEROE


CURZ0N ASHTON Kick-off 3 p.m. Admission £1


Children and OAPs 50p Refreshments available


Members' Licensed Clubhouse


CROSS AXES HOTEL Great Harwood


Match sponsored by and


ABBEY PRESS KNIVES Whalley________


| - * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


MARKET AND


FLEA


FAIR at


STUDENTS from Clitheroe Royal Grammar School are on top of the world over their North American visit, according to a progress report. With two weeks still to


Warning of car stereo thefts


POLICE have issued a warning to car owners fol­ lowing a spate of thefts


I from parked vehicles. Thieves broke into four


| house Restaurant, Mitton, on Saturday night. Stereo radio cassette players


cars at The Old Stone-


| were taken from a BMW, a Ford Escort and two Ford S ie r ra s , worth approximately £850. Win­ dows were broken in each case and £600 damage


COLLECTORS radio cassette and six


Whitewell Village Hall on


Sunday, April 12th 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.


I ii^O ? R lM IN G T 0N and DISTRICT


■tiw GARDENING 'Bf.(


CLUB


If SPRING SHOW


Sunday, April 12th


in the Festival Hall, Glsburn, 2-30 p.m. — 4 p.m.


Opener: Miss Sue Arkwright, Gisbume Park.


Admission 20p Refreshments available R.V.F.L.


DAN SEED FINAL


Horseshoe — V—


Whalley Celtic


at Shawbridge


| SUNDAY, APRIL 12th Kick-off 2-30 p.m.


Admission 50p |* * * * * * * * * * * * * *


Inquiries Accrington 396149 or 383103


| ★ *★ ★ ★ ***★ ★ ★ ★ *★


Botton-by-Bowland Village Hall


DANCE 50/50


to MARK KITTO and His Band


on FRIDAY, APRIL 24th 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


(Supper 8 to 9 p.m.)


Admission £2.50 (including Supper) Licensed Bar


For tickets Tel. B & B 277 or 655


* RITZ MOBILE DISCO


21st — weddings —


fetes or any outdoor yenue ^


Tel. Sabden 73220 or Clitheroe 27961


Clltheroe Mountaineering Club


presents


MOUNTAINS OF THE MOON by Ken Oldham MBE


(RUWENZORI)


on Thursday, April 16th, 7-45 p.m.


In the Station Hotel, Clitheroe.


Non-members welcome 80p


FRASER EAGLE COACHES • POP CONCERTS •


I M IC H A E L M A C D O N A L D Manchester Apollo


E R A S U R E


Manchester Ritz J A M E S L A S T


Preston Guild Hall NEC, Birmingham


D U R A N D U R A N Liverpool


Wednesday, April 15th Thursday, April 16th Sunday, April 26th


_ , . „ E1?rtP Friday, May 15th


L IO N E L R IC H IE Mon., Tues., April 27th, 28th NEC, Birmingham R U N D M C


M.S. SOCIETY MARKET FLEA EASTER SATURDAY


Victoria Hall, Settle 10 a.m. — 4-00 p.m. Stalls available.


TEL. 3259 (evenings)


METHODIST CHURCH ANNUAL


SLAIDBURN EASTER SALE


SATURDAY, APRIL 18th


at 2-30 p.m. in the Sunday School.


Various stalls, including confectionery.


Refreshments.


I Admission 30p including free I


cup of tea.


LOW MOOR CLUB USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


THURSDAY AND SATURDAY FRIDAY, APRIL 10th


BELLA BELLA SUNDAY, APRIL 12th


(Boy and Girl Duo)


MEMBERS DRAW £15 Members and Bona Fide Guests


MEMORIAL HALL, HURST GREEN


★


Easter Whist and Domino


Drive ★


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15th


at 7-30 p.m. prompt


i ADMISSION: £1 including refreshments


WITHSTANDS HEAT OF THE FIRE!


Unfortunately, we had a serious fire in our Clitheroe Showrooms in September.


Manufactured in superior ICI materials Pilkingtons Glass, extra wide double glazed units


MULTI-VENTILATION AND SECURITY LOCKING.


8ft x 4ft l— h Fixed light window 4ft x 4ft


lilt-turn style


i l l Patio tilt & turn style Above prices include


£125 £395


Double Glazing and VAT Large II ULTRA FRAME


THOMAS ANSBRO NORTH STREET,


a ,


CLITHEROE T 1 .27413


‘ CARLISLE STREET, BLACKBURN


GIANT OUTDOOR BOOT CAR


LANGROYD HOTEL, COLNE


EASTER MONDAY


APRIL 20th Inquiries: TEL. Mr C's BARNOLDSWICK 815756


Thousands of


yards always In stock


AVAtcA^sces


Expert fitting service, tree estimates, delivery service


STALWART DYEING CO. LTD PRIMROSE WORKS, CLITHEROE. Tel. 23721


PARKING FREE


OPEN SATURDAY 10 a.m.— 4 p.m. OPEN WEEKDAYS MONDAY TO FRIDAY


9 a.m.— 5 p.m.


CAR BOOT SALE TRAVELLERS HOTEL, GISBURN


INDOOR Sunday, April 12th, 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.


WHY NOT CLEAR OUT YOUR ATTIC AND COME I ALONG. NO NEW GOODS OR CLOTHES STALLS. ALL STALLS MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE. BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE


Inquiries and Bookings Tel. Barnoldswick 815756. Leeds U 2 | Elland Road, Leeds


For further details and Free Brochure Phone Accrington 398911 (4 lines)


£24.00 Monday, May 25th


Manchester Apollo G E N E S IS /P A U L Y O U N G Sunday, June 26th


P E T E R G A B R IE L Wed.,Thurs., July 1st, 2nd NEC, Birmingham


Wednesday, July 1st


£24.50 £23.00


£22.50 |


Sunday, April 12th | 7” :™


£22.00


caused in total. On the same night a


| tapes were taken from a car at Rio’s Showbar Whalley.


I eroe, was broken into and on Monday night cars in Highfield Road and Woone Lane were targets.


. On Sunday night a car at Chatburn Road, Clith-


| number of cars broken into over the past few days is


Clitheroe Police Insp Ian Hartley said: “The


l giving cause for concern. Radio cassette players are the main targets and for


| little expense security I devices can be fitted to | deter thieves.


[someone acting suspi [ciously near parked vehi­ cles, do not hesitate to call us.”


“ I f an y b o d y s e e s CRAFTS FAIR


ARTS and THE CORONATION


HORTON-IN-CUAVEN, near GISBURN


SUNDAY, A P R IL 12th 10 a.m.— 5 p.m.


ADMISSION FREE Knitwear, Baskets,


Details: Mrs J. M. Harris, Tel Guise ley 76804


Promise Bores, Flowercrafl, Toys, etc.


Paperweights, Patchwork, Pictures, Decorated Eggs,


go, the 20 fifth and sixth formers and three staff have seen some breathtak­ ing sights, reports head­ master Mr Clive Darley who was briefed on the visit in a transatlantic telephone call on Monday. In Toronto they went to


Lions and their guests enjoy charter dinner


the top of the 1,800ft. Canadian National Tower, the world’s highest obser­ vation platform, and enjoyed a spectacular view of part of the Great Lakes and the city. They have seen Niagara


Falls and been up New York’s Empire Sta te Building and to the top of the Statue of Liberty. After a to u r of the


world-famous New York Natural History Museum, time off was taken to go shopping on Fifth Avenue. Other cities visited


.ncluded Chicago and Cleveland, Ohio, where 16 inches of snow greeted their arrival. Generally, though, the


Changing rooms rifled by thieves


weather has been kind and th e y o u n g s te r s a re experiencing American generosity at first hand in the homes of ordinary peo­ ple in the Mid West. Individual groups have


seen the Mississippi River and crossed into Canada. . In the next few days the


party will be meeting offi­ cials in the Iowa state capital of Des Moines.


Bid to beat congestion


A SUGGESTION to re­ lieve traffic congestion in Whalley by introducing a parking restriction on part of King Lane has been backed by Ribble Valley councillors. Members of the Public


CLITHEROE police have warned Ribble Valley sport players to be more careful with their valuables following two incidents on Saturday.


the changing rooms at Clitheroe Rugby Club, Littlemoor Road, while a match was in play, and rifled through clothing. A Timex watch, a stain­


less steel Casio digital watch, bank cards and cheque cards worth a total


of £68 were stolen. Ribble Valley Football


1 League team -West Brad­ ford Reserves found their Division Two match with Waddington on Saturday a costly experience. During the game at


Roefield, a £27 football, provided by the club, rolled into the nearby


Works and Health Com­ mittee agreed with Whal­ ley and Little Mitton


New litter gobbler makes


Parish Council that a li­ mited parking restriction outside the village’s banks would be a good idea. It was felt that spaces


were being taken by office workers parking all day. The county surveyor’s


department is to be in­ formed of the borough council's view.


its mark


THERE has been a favourable reaction to Clitheroe’s new litter gob­ bler, which has been busy all this week cleaning pavements in the town


Dent and operator Mr John Dewhurst are de­ lighted at the public re sponse to the footway cleaning exercise, which will continue for a year. John has got used to


centre. Businessman Mr Brian


A sneaky thief entered River Ribble and floated away downstream.


was drawn 0-0, the teams trooped back to Roefield Barn to change and the West Bradford players found their changing room had been broken into and £30 in cash, plus several credit cards, stolen. Clitheroe police are


After the match, which


u s ,” said David, “and they’re pretty expensive. T h e r e f e r e e mad e numerous attempts to catch one of the balls but ended up sliding on his back down the banking.” David can be contacted at Clitheroe 26725.


£875 costs


investigating the break-in. West Bradford player manager David Cross is appealing for anyone who might have fished the club’s football out of the river to return it. “Waddington lost a foot­ ball in the river as well as


Reward for return of


stolen birds


BIRDS valued at more than £100 have been stolen from allotments off Whal ley Road, Clitheroe. Four pairs of zebra


finches and 16 budgerigars of various colours were taken from a bird room oi the allotments either lat Friday or early Saturday. The theft is the second


COSTS of £875 have been awarded against the Rib­ ble Valley Council arising from a public inquiry into alleged breach of condi­ tions by Clitheroe Rugby Club. Chief Executive Mr Michael Jackson told the Development Sub-commit­ tee that the Department of the Environment had decided the council should reimburse the costs to the club.


ABOUT 90 members, wives and guests packed th e S p re a d E a g le , Sawley, for the fifth annual Charter dinner of Clitheroe Lions Club.


H e p w o r t h welcomed everyone, proposing the Loval Toast and the toast to Lion Clubs Internation­ al, during which he re­ viewed an active and memorable year.


Club president David


Harry Nicholls responded. A toast to the ladies


Lions district governor


and guests was proposed in humorous vein by Barry Barnes, with the Rev. Jim Needham, presi­ dent of the Rotary Club of Clitheroe, responding. Toastmaster was vice-


president Ian Joyce, the objects of Lions Clubs In ternational were read by secretary Peter Haworth and the charter by Brian Cushing, a past president. After a first-class meal,


the gathering enjoyed an informal evening socialis­ ing and dancing to the hotel’s disco. Picture: David Hep-


worth (third from left) shares a joke with Hairy Nicholls, as other guests,


look on.


Still one or two Colour Portables and Videos left from Last W


14in. SAMSUNG Basic Cash/Carry Price £159, My Price £149


1 4 in . SAMSUNG Infra-Red Remote Cash/Carry Price £179, My Price £169


the curious stares from bystanders as the machine sweeps up crisp and cigarette packs from 6-30 a.m. onwards. The machine reminds


this year for owner Mi Francis Howarth, of Tal bot Close, who has been i bird fancier for 20 years He is offering a reward " the recovery of the bi and can be contacted at Clitheroe 24236. Police at Clitheroe have


been informed and are i n v e s t i g a t i n g th e incidents.


I than three gallons of petrol daily, though more is needed in wet weather. Cleaner pavements are


some people of a scene from the film “Chitty Chitty, Bang Bang,” but there is no doubt about its effectiveness. It does its job on less


now showing up the dirty gutters in some parts, but cleaning; these is a county council job.


Highlights


VISITS to the Taj Mahal, Everest, an Indian wed­ ding and a tea plantation were all highlights of a holiday in India described by Mrs Florence Brown, of Darwen, to 90 mem bers of Clitheroe After­ noon Townswomen’ Guild.


SAMSUNG Infra-Red Remote Video Normal Selling Price £329, My Price £299


D. DUGDALE TV Tel. Clitheroe 25128


PAUL BROWN Photography


Wedding Photography: Home and Outdoor Portraiture


F o r Weddings, Portraits, Press, Commercial and Legal Photography


Tel. Whalley 2373


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