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Clitheroe 2232U (Editorial), 22223 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) **'7 P 'J f / i


It few days everyone will be lues and spirits for the festive . ; week I nave featured some


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■ommended best buys from ut doubt the widest range of u.d spirits in Clitheroe. With es and 400 spirits to choose t the best prices, you can be your favourites at prices you can afford.


corks have moved on parking will help carry orders out to ar car if you wish.


Inped white w ine b u y s


}.ET Blanc, dry................... £3.65 a;ES Chateau de Peronne I 1ICHELSBEKG. J. For-


I . re et Maine. Noel............ medium sweet................ . medium or sweet, also


; i B. sweet and luscious.


ICH. J. Forster................. IIARDONNAY or SAU-


lENIlED RED WINE BUYS


J CUE. Alex Lichine.......... £2.95 iFSSE, 1984, ler Cotes de |.t(H GE PI NOT NOIR, ViEiLLEs"viGNES,


J Midi................................ I'.NE Mousset.................. ‘annentier..................... ACEKAS Tinto, Rioja.


.mile t'hamiesais...........


l.ustraiia.............................. £3.90 1 CORONAS. 1983.............. £4.75


lENDEO CHAMPAGNE and •ARKI.ING WINE


| DON NY...................... ich nr Brut..................


IK LABEL NY.............


| and Amu-e 1982............. •iscato Spumante.............. I'E Martini..........................


£10.99


£11.39 £10.59 £11.45 £18.25 £2.70 £4.19


I s IN SHERRY AND PORT |8TOL CREAM................ £3.99 (litres £5.39)


eo. Amontillado, cream


r'ino.................................. liESTER LBV ‘SI. with


[ELL Rubv F’mi.............. n'l'iiil Reserve..................


■ECTEI) WHISKIES nm over 181) stocked


,F ...................................... Old..............................


i single Mai:...................... l.V Single Malt. 10-year-


nlivct, uiie litre bottle..... KK Simrle Malt. 12-vear-


1) COGNAC and BRANDY >m over Til stocked


i YSt ip 1 RANGE.......................


, nish Brandy.................... [ LEON P rench Brandv...


LLAR LIQUEURS I ni over 140 stocked


£12.09 £10.49 £9.20 £8.75 £8.65 £6.75


BUDGET WINES


I llo1"- l,!7- re(i anti Rose- £1.49 1 UR sparkling Perrv........ £1.59


| r British Sherry.............. £1.89


eek will be Blue Max. which was as the best wine box tasted by ■ rich? magazine.


re open till e p.m. from now till I the week; 6 p.m. on Saturday, but | m. sharp on Christmas Eve"


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ST John Ambulance officers were rushed off their feet when local people flocked to the Clitheroc division’s King Lane headquarters. First aid was not required though, just plates of mince pics and jugs of coffee. The division’s Cadets and Badgers served the visitors and manned book,


cake and bring-and-buy stalls. There was also a tombola and raffle. The mince pie. and coffee evening raised £70 for textbooks and teaching equipment for the Cadets and Badgers.


Serving up festive treat


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Separate licences


TWO completely separate ventures — a restaurant and a bowling club — have now been set up at The Brick House, Chipping, Clitheroe Licensing Ses­ sions was told. The justices granted


separate drinks licences to the owners — Heather Mary Crabtree, of the res­ taurant, and Hugh Gor- nall, of the bowling club. The Bench heard that


head teacher Mr Graham design and technology Crossley and Mrs Carol d ep a rtm en t are seen Pye, head of the first year, who explained the many courses on offer at the 300-pupil school.


demonstrating their skills. Fancy dress


and design, control tech­ nology and a wide ranging agricultural department reflecting the rural com­ munity the school serves.


These include textiles


previously one justices’ licence covecovered the prem­ ises. A supper hours cer­ tificate and a special hours certificate were granted in respect of the restaurant and a new justices’ licence in respect of the bowling club.


ject when it is introduced in the spring. Pupils gave a gymnas­


tics display and the choir sang carols which parents joined in.


the school will be well equipped to teach the rural science GCSE sub­


Thanks to this facility,


MOTHER Christmas and a motley crew of five other young Clitheroe mums in fancy dress were out on the town on Friday night — all in a good cause. They took their collec­


tion boxes round pubs in Clitheroe and Whalley and raised a splendid £257 for Childline, a project which helps victims of child


abuse. Organiser Mrs Sharon


Hall commented: “The response was amazing.”


LARGE numbers of parents turned up for Bowland County Secondary School’s annual open night. They were welcomed by Pupils in the craft,


£16.99 £10.75


£15.00 £30.35 £47.65 £7.75 £6.65


imrle Malt. 10-vear-old.... £12.25 £12.15


£12.95 £12.95


£13.79 I


£7.99 £7.49 £6.89


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£3.25 £4.30


£5.99 £4.10


£5.75


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BARCLAYCARD VISA


|ERLOT............................. £1.99 CABERNET SAUVIG-


£6.15 £3.55 £5.79 £2.70 £2.70 £3.95


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£3.95 £4.59


£2.19 £5.35 £2.59 £2.90


£2.70 £1.89


£1.99 £4.25


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Official of mart company


A FORMER chairman of Clitheroe Auction Mart, Mr Hill Speak, has died at his home in Read. Mr Speak (77), of Whal-


ley Road, was a well- known farmer in the area. He was a parish council­


lor for 38 years, originally serving on the old Burnley Rural District Council, and had also held the posi­ tions of chairman and vice- chairman of Read Parish Council. Mr Speak, who retired


the Auction Mart for 25 years and served as chair­ man for seven. Mr Speak and his wife,


from the parish council in 1984, was a governor of Read CE Primary School. He was on the board of


Ann, were due to attend the parish council’s Christ­ mas dinner for the vil­ lage’s senior citizens on Saturday night. Mr Speak, whose first


John’s Church, Read, yes­ terday was followed by i n t e rm e n t in th e churchyard.


wife, Elsie, died five years ago, leaves a daughter and two sons. The funeral service at St


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Time for change at pubs


NINE local public houses have rung the changes, Clitheroe Licensing Ses­ sions heard this week. Justices’ licences were


transferred to .the follow­ ing mine hosts: Gavin Edward Bona, New Inn, Gisburn; William George James Bethel, Copy Nook Hotel, BoIton-by-Bowland; Stephen John Dilworth, Swan with Two Necks, Pendleton; John Michael Robinson, Horseshoe Inn, Clitheroe; Malcolm John Fitzakerly, Black Horse Hotel, Clitheroe; Brian Laycock, Station Hotel, Clitheroe; Lynn Ball, Wellsprings Inn, Sabden; Jeffrey Batchelor, Ribb- lesdale Arms, Gisburn; James Bannister Fenton, Red Pump Inn, Bashal! Eaves.


Records taken


A COLLECTION of 75 12in. records in a purpose- made light wooden case, worth about £200, was stolen from outside the Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe, at about 1-30 a.m. on Sunday.


NETTLETONS THE JEWELLERS


Facelift given


approval A SLAIDBURN hotel has been given the go-ahead for a major facelift.


sions heard th a t the owners of Parrock Head Farm Hotel intended to enlarge the residents’ bar a r e a and th e wo rk involved the removal of two walls.


Clitheroe Licensing Ses-


the owners, said th a t extra space was needed for the serving of coffee and meals to residents.


Mr William Berry, for


the removal of a bathroom and the provision of two s e p a r a te to i le t s for residents. The licensing bench,


The work also involved


A TRUMPET fanfare heralded the opening of Clitheroe’s Christmas crib at Castle Gate. The choir and orches­


joined Clitheroc Mayor and Mayoress Coun. and Mrs James McGhie for a carol service. P a s s in g sh o p p e rs


tra of Pendle County Primary School, aug­ mented by musicians from Clitheroc Royal G ram m a r S c h o o l ,


Aim is to make Heritage Fayre big hit again


joined in, singing a n um b e r o f fe s t iv e favourites. Three flautists from


the primary school, Lucy Rose, Holly Wad- dington and Cassic Sut­ cliffe, gave a moving rendition of “Away in a Manger.” The crib was erected


1988 Clitheroe Heritage Fayre one to remember, as the finale to a. week long Heritage Festival which starts with an ox- roast on May 28th. Following the outstand­


which gave approval for the work, heard that the scheme would improve fire safety. M a n a g e r e s s Mrs


Yvonne Oliver informed the bench that the restau- r a n t had c lo s ed on December 7th for the a lte ra t ion s and would rem a in closed u n t i l February 12th.


Party fun


TRINITY Women’s Fel­ lowship members, Clith­


eroe, were entertained at their Christmas party by Mrs Christine Thistleth- waite, of Rimington, who read a selection of her own poems, and Mr W. Taylor, of Grafton Street, Clith­ eroe, who showed slides of his trip to America.


by the Round Table and ’ our picture shows the c h i ld r e n w i th th e Mayor and Mayoress and Round Table chair­ man Mr John Spcdding.


Chemists’ rota


TODAY and^ tomorrow W. D. Green, Railway View, Clitheroe, will be open until 6-30 p.m. Hart­ ley’s, Church Street, Sun­ day, noon to 1 p.m., Mon­ day to Wednesday until 6-30 p.m. On Christmas Eve, Boots, Castle Street, will be open from 5-30 to 6-30 p.m.


CHRISTMAS may be just around the corner, but members of Clitheroe Round Table and Clitheroe Lions Club are already planning for next year. They aim to make the


sorship), Keith Rudd (pub licity), Keith Mitchell and Raymond Bennett (raffle), Chris C a rr (m in u tes’ s e c r e ta ry ) and John Roberts (booking officer).


ing success of the Roefield logo contests, it is pro­ posed to run a similar competition for a fayre logo early next year. It is also hoped to find a major sponsor for next year’s event.


entertainment is to have an international flavour and a new feature will be a raffle with a major prize.


The theme for the


plans are Peter McKenna (chairman), Ian Lloyd (secretary), Tony Spencer (treasurer), Allen Holling- worth and Robin Spedding (entertainments), Chris Stockton and Tony Smith (club stalls), John Sped­ ding and Ian Joyce (spon­


The men behind the


Plenty on offer at this school


In Russia


SLIDES of Leningrad and Moscow were the main attraction at Ribblesdale Camera Club. The scenes, including


the Moscow Underground, theatre and circus, were taken by club member Graham Dudley during visits in the winter of 1977 and 1982. Bill Hannah', of Nelson


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LARGE SELECTION OF OUR OWN MADE CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS.


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Camera Club, will start off the New Year programme with a talk on “Glamour photography.”


Escapes


GRINDLETON man Adam Ward, of Shaw Ter­ race, escaped injury when his M o r r is I ta l was involved in an accident with a Mercedes van at Lane Ends, Sabden, on Friday afternoon. The driver of the van,


Barry Horner, of Colne, was also unhurt, but there was damage to both vehicles.


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