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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 12ih, 19S7


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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14th ' 7-30 p.m. — midnight


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Tickets E2: Senior Oils El .50 THURSDAY, FEB. 19th, 7-30 p.m.


CHAS and DAVE Tickets E5.00, £4.00. £3.00


FRIDAY. FEB. 27th. 7-30 p.m ROYAL LIVERPOOL


PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Tickets; £5.20. £3.90, £2.40


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


FREDDIE STARR Tickets; £8.00. £7.00. £6.00


FRIDAY, APRIL 24th, 8 p.m.


ROY ‘CHUBBY’ BROWN All tickets £4.00


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I ?r/ey. Benson, etc.


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[FEBRUARY 19th NIGHT


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I 'al showgroup > 10 p.m.; Cl after


I on to Cabaret Room I Thursday only when I I the carvery


A N T I Q U E S and C R A F T S F A I R


CONONLEY VILLAGE HALL (near Cross Hills)


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15th 10-30a.m. — 4-30 p.m,


REFRESHMENTS Bookings;


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Valentine's Quiz — Prize for winner ★ ★ ★


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FEBRUARY 14th at THE WHITE LION,


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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th Free Guinness!!


ST MICHAEL and ST JOHN ASSOCIATION


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J U M B L E S A L E G O O D A S N E W and C A K E S T A L L


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th 2 p.m.


Admission 5p.


ST HUBERT’S DUNSOP BRIDGE


HIGHLANDERS BAND at Newton Village Hall


DANCE with


FRIDAY, FEB. 20th 9 p.m. till 1 a.m. Bar applied for.


TICK ETS £2.50 Including Supper


AVAILABLE ON DUNSOP BRIDGE 288


VALENTINE’S NIGHT at the White Lion


SHAUN McCREE


(Associate of,the fnner Magic Circte)


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


Ring Clitheroe (0200) 24422 for details


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


WEDNESDAY, MAY 13th, 7-30 p.m.


BARBARA DICKSON Tickets £8.00, £7.00. £6.00


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THURSDAY, MARCH 12th, 1-30 p.m.


OLD TIME MUSIC HALL Tickets: £2.50


THURSDAY, MARCH 19th, 8 p.m. CHRIS BARBER’S JAZZ


and BLUES BAND Tickets: £4.50. £5.00


Advance tickets available from Box Office (9 a.m. — 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.; 10 a m. — 4 p.m. Sat.) and from Mid-Pen- nino Arts Association; Pendle Travel, Nelson: Castle Records and Tourist Information. Clitheroe: Tourist World­ wide. Barnoldswick; The Entertainer, Waterfoot.


Some are subject to a booking lee.


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION WADDINGTON BRANCH


DOMINOES WHIST &


Waddington Village Club WEDNESDAY,


FEBRUARY 18th at 7-30 p.m.


(including refreshments) ADMISSION 80p


NIGHTCLUB Thursday, February 12th


RIO’S 9-30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Basket meals available


SINGLES NIGHT DISCO FREE admission all night


HAPPY HOUR 9-30 — 10-30 p.m.


All draught beers and lagers 60p per pint. Strictly lor the over 21 s


Friday, February 13th DISCO Live on stage


E Q U A L T E R M S plus light show


Saturday, February 14th


Fancy Dress. Gangsters and Molls. Party game prizes.


ST VALENTINE’S NIGHT DISCO


Admission for Friday and Saturday £1 before 10 p.m., £1.5010-11 p.m., £2 after 11 p.m.


C O M I N G S O O N Friday, February 20th Live on stage


NIGHT GAMES Monday, February 23rd


THE FORREST JAZZBAND 7-piece Trad Jazz


Wednesday, February 2Sth STAR CABARET “The Pleasers”


16 ACCRINGTON ROAD, WHALLEY. Tel. 3086


SUNDAY LUNCHTIME JAZZ In the SHUTTLE BAR


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15th


THE FOOT TAPPERS 12 noon — 2 p.m.


FREE ADMISSION


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15th at 7-30 p.m.


BURNLEY MUNICIPAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA


Greig Plano Concerto in A Minor Soloist: MARTIN ROSCOE.


Conductor: PETER STALLWOHTHY


Rimsky Korsakov: Capriccio Espagnot Cesar FrarKk: Symphony in D Minor Tickets E2.20. Junior School Children 50p


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th at 7*30 p.m.


British Gas North Western and Bridal Boutique of Burnley present


“WEDDING BELLS” An evening of food and wedding fashion.


Admission £1.00 plus free glass of wine ’ during the interval.


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th at 7-30 p.m.


General Theatre Company present “THE PINK BRIEFCASE’’


(or a non-foo-ser/ous look at local govemmenf) — lampoons bureaucratic nypocracy and highlights the secret pas­ sions of ordinary people in the farcical style of Dario Fo.


Tickets £2.50, concessions £1.50.


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20th at 7-30 p.m.


A Radio Lancashire promotion


DICK GAUGHAN andMicK DOW


Tickets £2.50, concessions £1.50.


TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 24th at 1-30 p.m. and 3-45 p.m.


LENNY THE LION SHOW A superb family fun-time show also featuring the fabulous


BuekmmBter Puppets from TV. Tickets £1.25, Adulis £2.00.


WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 25th at 7-30 p.m.


EXHIBITION


ART AND CRAFT


(WHALLEY LIBRARY) ABBEY ROAD until


S A T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 28th


For turther details please TEL WHALLEY 2446/2795


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


EDUCATION SUNDAY


SERVICE FEBRUARY 15th


10-30 a.m. with


Mr T . C. F. Parley, C.R.G.S Headmaster


and local school teachers


THURSDAY. APRIL 2nd, FRIDAY. APRIL 3rd and SATURDAY, APRIL 4th at 10-30 a.m. and 1-30 p.m.


BUTTON MOON and the TIN CAN BAND


The ever popular children's TV series Tickets £2.50. children £1.50


BURNLEY RECREATION and LEISURE SERVICES


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th at 8 p.m.


BARN DANCE and


CEILIDH with the


MILLSTONE CEILIDH BAND Ucensed Bar.


PADIHAM TOWN HALL Tickets £2.00. concessions £1.00.


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20th at 7-30 p.m.


Avon Touring Theatre present


QUARTER MEASURES A vauderville style anf/-s/avery road show vnth live music and comedy.


HALF-HEARTS and


PADIHAM TOWN HALL Tickets £2.00, concessions £1.00.


WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 25th at 7-30 p.m.


Theatre Foundry presents


CROSSING THE LINE A comedy by Stephen Bill. PADIHAM TOWN HALL


Tckets £2.00, concessions £1.00.


Tickets tor all the above events are available from the Mechanics Box Office. Manchester Road. Bumiey. Tei. 30055 or at the door.


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Valentine’s Night! PARKERS ARMS HOTEL


b a r S N A C l« ALSO AVWLABLE (j^NEWTON. Tel. Slaidburn 236


BUCK INN Waddington Glitheroe 28705


Business Lunches Daily


12 noon to 2 p LOWER


KARAKORUM HIMALAYA by Ian Lonsdale


CLIMBING IN THE Popinto the


Parkers with


RIMINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE


WHIST and


DOMINO DRIVE SATURDAY,


FEBRUARY 14th 7-45 p.m.


Admission 80p (including supper). \ on T H U R S D A Y ,


F E B R U A R Y 19th at 7-45 p.m.


in the STATION HOTEL, CLITHEROE


Non-rnembers 80p Todmorden Angling Society present


ANGLING EXTRAVAGANZA Angling films, tackle displays, trade stalls and raffle


Licensed Bar. Admission 50p


THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26th at 7-30 p.m.


BRIERFIELD AND REEDLEY ROTARY CLUB present


NELSON ARION MALE VOICE CHOIR


Tickets £3.00 (upper). £2.00 (lower).


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th at 8-00 p.m.


A strict tempo Ballroom Dancing Evening with


BOB WATMOUGH BAND


Tickets £2.00 (supper available).


SUNDAY. MARCH 1st at 2-45 p.m.


Championship Brass In Concert No. S


T H E G . U . S . B A N D Tickets £1.50. concessions 75p.


SUNDAY, MARCH 1st at 7-30 p.m.


A TASTE FOR ADVENTURE


25 years of exploring all over the world. An illustrated travel lecture by


LT. COL BLASHFORD-SNELL Tickets £1.50, concessions 75p


A ]oint promotion with Burnley Library. if


Held NODA medal for


long service


A MEMBER of Clitheroe and District Orchestrai Society for many years, Mr Henrj’ Whittaker has died in a Chatburn nurs­ ing home, aged 86. Mr W h i t ta k e r , of


Goosebutts Lane, was born in Ciitheroe. Foiiow- ing his marriage he moved with his wife, Hannah, to Ciayton-ie- Moors, where the coupie ran a general store. Returning to Clitheroe,


MEET the lively mem­ bers of Clitheroe Swim­ ming Club’s Dolphins — and in particular these two young girls in the foreground, Emma Lang (left) and Joanne Robinson.


The squad finished ‘


fifth out of 40 clubs in a Preston Piranhas open competition at the weekend, with Emma and Joanne setting tre­ mendous examples to their team-mates — each setting a record! Joanne (15) set a


record for the 100 yards backstroke and Emma (10) sm a sh ed th e Piranhas record for the 66 yards freestroke. Joanne also gained a


she was named joint second best girl at the meeting. Emma was also first


in the butterfly race and fourth in both the b a c k s t r o k e a n d breast-stroke. The Dolphins are


proud of the girls. Committee member Mr Derek Russell told the “ A d v e r t i s e r and Times” ; ‘‘Both girls have lived up to and surpassed the promise they have shown in the last couple of years and have bright futures if they continue.” Indeed, Emma, of


first place in the 100 yards freestyle and second placings in the butterfly and breast stroke. Subsequently


Langho, trav e ls to Burnley at 5-30 each morning to swim before attending Westholme School, Blackburn. She also trains five nights a week at Clitheroe. Now she is setting


‘Desperate’ mother stole from meter


he spent 15 years working as a warehouseman at Dugdale’s. The couple celebrated their golden wedding in 1979. Mr Whittaker joined


Clitheroe Parish Church Operatic Society in 1926 and played his violin in the orchestra in 29 pro­ ductions. In 1971 he was presented with a rnedal awarded by the National Operatic and Dramatic Association for 25 years’ service. He is survived by his


wife. The funeral takes place


today at Clitheroe Parish Church, prior to inter­ ment in C l i th e ro e Cemetery.


Jumbly winners


HERE are the winners of the Ribblesdale Pool’s jumbly words competition, which was featured in the “Clitheroe Advertiser and Times.” First prize (a £5 book


token) — N. G. Baron, West Bradford Road, Waddington. Consolation pr ize s


(£2.50 book tokens) — K. Taylor, Croft House, Newton; Julia Selway, Newlands Avenue, Clith­ eroe; C. Starkie, Goose- butts Lane, Clitheroe; C. Riley, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe. There will be a presen­


tation by the Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. John Walmsley, to them at the pool today.


A C L IT H E R G E m o th e r w a s in v o lv ed in a “sorry case” o f breaking into h e r m e te r when she became de sp era tely short o f money for food and o the r n e c e s s i t ie s , th e tow n ’s m a g is tra te s


w e r e told. Catherine Barnowski


(34), a mother of three, of Duck Street, Clitheroe, was said to have broken into her meter on three separate occasions since last summer. She was placed on pro­


breaking into the meter, Barnowski used the same 50p over and again to abstract electricity.


Mr John Houldsworth,


bation for two years after pleading guilty to stealing £11 belonging to Norweb and dishonestly using elec­ tricity without payment. She asked for two simi­


lar offences to be taken into consideration and was also said to be in breach of a conditional discharge for an earlier meter offence at her home. Mr Alastair Nisbet, pro­ secuting, said that after


for Barnowski, said that the defendant and her hus­ band had found it difficult to manage on DHSS bene­ fits and needed help.


made sorrier, by the fact that her husband was suf­ fering from eye disease, which had claimed the sight of one eye and was threatening the other. One of her children had also been taken to hospital with a severe asthma attack.


I t was a sorry case,


many other Dolphins per­ formed creditably and gained the following results: Stephen Ellis (13) back- stroke — 2nd; butterfly — 3rd; freestyle — 3rd. Tracey Gee (13) freestyle


her sights on the North Lancashire team and is building up stamina on top of her lightning speed for the distance events. At the Piranhas meeting,


GIRLS SMASH TWO RECORDS


Bus talks yield


an extra service


THERE’S good and bad news for bus users in Sab- den this week.


B u rn ley and P endle Transport is to put on an extra morning service for people who work in Burn­ ley on Saturdays. It will leave the village at 8-15 a.m., starting in about eight weeks.


The good news is that


tional service from Burn­ ley to Sabden, between 5- 26 and 7-42 p.m., is to be considered.


The ideas of an addi­


agi’eed to start the school bus at Thorn S tre e t , instead of Four Lane Ends, to save children from getting wet in bad weather.


The company has also


— 4th; breast-stroke — 4th; backstroke — 4th. Gary Lawrenson (13); backstroke — 4th; butterfly — 6th. Jonathan Towers butterfly — 4th. In the nine years girls’


medley and freestyle team ev en ts . Gemma Dry, Valerie Cross, Madeline Sayle and Angela Roach fin­ ished sixth.


Mystery of missing puppies


THE Slaidburn Rott­ weiler puppies are in the news again this week — sadly for a different reason. The litter of 13 was


first highlighted in the “Advertiser and Times” in November, when owners David and Linda Gott, of Higher Edge Farm, Slaid­ burn, were faced with something of a population explosion. Ten puppies have since


been sold, but the remain­ ing th re e , now five months old, were to be kept by the family . . . until the weekend, when they “went missing.” Police are regarding


company has said there is no chance of a through bus to Clitheroe daily for shoppers.


The bad news is that the


MEAT PLATES, DINNER


The news is the outcome


of talks between parish councillor Mrs Eileen Lowe and the county council’s transportation department.


delighted that something has been achieved and said she would keep pressing the matter of a through bus for market days.


Coun. Mrs Lowe is


passengers were welcome to use the 3-20 p.m. school bus which left Well Ter­ race for Sabden. Many vil­ lagers did not realise that th ey could use th is


She added that ordinary service.


Brothers’ rallying


challenge


their disappearance, bet­ ween 5-30 and 7-30 p.m. on Sunday evening, as “suspicious.” The three black and tan pups are said to have longer than usual tails and one has a protruding jaw. Anyone with informa­


A CLITHEROE CID officer and a car-hire department manager may seem an unlikely combina­ tion to find in a rally car — but DC Rod Hall (30) and brother David (25) hope to put on an arresting perfor­ mance in Austin Rover’s Maestro Challenge.


peted in local rallies for about two years, with David in the driving seat.


tion is asked to contact PC John Barber (Slaid­ burn 223)..


Hockey ladies raise £115 The couple have com­


onship, involves 15 events including hill climbs, sp r in ts and au to te s t, beginning at Goodwood in April and culminating in an international rally in S o u th ern I re lan d October.


well up in the 25-strong field in their two-litre MG M a e s tro , sp o n so red mainly by Hebden’s, of Burnley, where David works. Competition rules allow no engine modifica­ tions, but a roll cage and harnesses have been fitted and suspension modified. David lives in Blackpool


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but is shortly moving to Clitheroe.


THE first coffee morning held by Clitheroe Ladies Hockey Club raised £115 for much needed funds. Attractions at the event, held in the Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour, included cake and bring-and-buy


James McGhle called in (as our picture shows) to have a drink with members, who were very pleased with the response to the function.


Gisburne Park matron resigns


THE matron of Gishum’s showpiece private hospi­ tal, Gisburne Park, has resigned. Mrs Suzanne Entwistle, '


of New Meadows Gap F a rm , D arwen, was appointed matron-man­ ager in May-1985. From the opening of the


HALTON WEST INSTITUTE WHIST DRIVE


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th at 7-30 p.m.


Admission 75p Proceeds institute funds’


£3.1m. hospital in October th a t y ea r , until la s t month, Mrs Entwistle has been at the hub of the new development and has shown hundreds of local residents around the lux­ ury complex. Before her appointment


at Gisburne Park, Mrs Entwistle was matron of the Beaumont Hospital, Bolton. From her home


this week she said that she had been directly involved with the establishment of two new hospitals in recent years, at Bolton and (lisburn, and had decided to have some time off, taking a reasonable break before looking for another position. The hospital has not yet


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appointed a replacement. At the Ribble Valley


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licensing sessions in Clith­ eroe on Monday, the jus­ tices’ licence in respect of Gisburne Park Hospital was transferred from Mrs Entwistle to Mr Chris­ topher Hindley. Mr Hind- ley is the chairman of the ho s p i ta l b o a r d of directors.


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