Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, July SOlh, 1987 Bnrnleu 223S1 (Classified) t a i i l i i i i i


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Contact CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street, Clltheroe Tel. 24804/22323


S A T U R D A Y A u g u s t 2 2 ,


1 9 6 7 . C l l t h e r o e A r e a Women’ s Institute S h ow.


a u g u s t 31st Hank h o l id a y Monda y . Slaidbnrn Aiui(iii<> rUM Ma rke t .


S A T U R D A Y S e p l embu r 5th. D o w n ham \V . I . A n t i q u e s I 'n l imi t tMl . ’ I f y o u v a lu e •rm. w e ' l l value ' em . ’


6 TH S E P T E M B E R , S a b d e n C o u n t r y M a r k e t , s t a l l i io ld e r s pleast? c on t a c t M r Har t ley. Padiham 76631


SE P TEMB E R 12th. Sa turda y. G r i iu l l e t o i i V i l l a g e E v e n t , io r Scanner ruiul .


SE P TEMB E R 12th 1987. T l i e Ihuhler \ a l l e y Ag r icul tura l ,iiid H o r t i c u l tu r a l S o c i e t y 44th An n u a l S h o w . N e w ­ ton- in-Howland.


O C TOB E R 2 0 TH. T U E S D A Y . 1987. Cl i the r o e Uo y a l Bri t- ish lantion. P op p y At>peal, •\ G r a n d C o n c e r t . N e l s o n Ma l e C h o i r ami Sla id b n rn Si lv e r Hand. Par ish Chur ch


H.ill.


JAZZ COLLEGE ALLSTARS Stan Barker, Kath Stobart, Gary Boyle, Paul Mitchel-Davidson, Dave Haaaell


Tutors from our Jazz workshop make Jazz playing look easy and sound great Tickets £2.50, Concessions £1.50


_________A joint promotion with MPAA_________ SUMMERTIME BRASS


THEBODDINGTON ECCLES BOROUGH BAND


First of three great brass band concerts tor the Summer


Tickets £1.50, Concessions 75p


Next concert — THE ROCHDALE BAND Saturday, August 15th


JAZZ ON A SUNDAY with


GAS COMPANY ADMISSION FREE


Shuttle Bar


CHILDREN’S HOLIDAY SPECIALS MERLIN PUPPET THEATRE present


THE SORCERER’S APPRENTICE


Wonderful puppet play with magical thrills and funJilled excitement


Tickets £1


EXHIBITION — MECHANICS FOYER ENGLISH HERITAGE presents


An exhibition about the threat c l derelict and disused rooms over our traditional high street shops


OVER THE SHOP BOOKING NOW OPEN FOR:


THE ROCHDALE BAND, Saturday, August 15lh SEQUENCE DANCE, Thursday, August 20lh GEORGE MELLY, Sunday, September 6th THE RONNIE SCOTT QUINTET, Saturday, September 12th


Sunday, September 13th, A BERT KAEMPFERT


GALA CONCERT with the Greg Francis Orchestra and Singers


WHITBREAD


RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE


SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st


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CLITHEROE 2nd B U R N L E Y


B E L V E D E R E


Match sponsored by: COOK & SMITH


SUNDAY, AUGUST 2nd CLITHEROE


R IB B L E S D A L E W A N D E R E R S


Ion 137


During the match a collection will be made for the East


Lancashire Scanner Appeal Match sponsored by:


Pendle Carpets W. Bradford


SATURDAY SPECIAL


QFFER at QUEEN STREET MILL


Half-price admission before 12-30 p.m.


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


FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO A . . .


iMOiBIVE ^^DIS.CO. V weddings —


fetes’or any outdoor venue . . ,1”


tel. Sabden 73220 or ’PCIilher6e-27961,


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CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT CUB SCOUTS


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HOURS <DAY, AUGUST 3 rd


Close 5-45 p.m. Close 7-00 p.m.


I Close B-00 p.m. I Close 8-00 p.m.


J Close 5-45 p.m.


(10 a.m. water babies session) 1 Close 5-00 p.m.


I Close 5-00 p.m.


l i for swimming lessons on Monday, lv,4-30 — 5-45 p.m.


le fo r e close times.


( jD A Y , AUGUST 1 0 th . Close 5-45 p.m.


I . Close 7-00 p.m. Ladies night as normal Sen. Cits'Ret. Per. 10-11 a.m.


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|. Close 6-00 p.m. Sen. CitsRet. Per. 10-11 a.m. ■ . Close 8-00 p.m. . Close 5-45 p.m.


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|oon (10 a.m. water babies session) . Close 5-00 p.m.


I . Close 5-00 p.m. Id for swimming lessons on Monday,


|v 4-30 — 5-45 p.m. etore close times.


IS D A Y , AUGUST 1 7 th J.


, Close 5-45 p.m. 1., Close 7-00 p.m. * |


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* j ■ Ladies night as normal I


1., Close 8-00 p.m. Sen.Cits'Ret.Per. 10-11 a.m. * 1., Close 8-00 p.m. t . . Close 5-45 p.m.


lioon (10 a.m. water babies session) “ ., Close 5-00 p.m. J . , Close 5-00 p.m.


l id for swimming lessons on Monday, Jy, 4-30 — 5-45 p.m.


sjur before close.


[ n DAY, AUGUST 2 4 th , Close 5-45 p.m.


, Close 7-00 p.m. , Close 5-45 p.m.


Inoon (10 a.m. water babies session) *n.. Close 5-00 p.m. n., Close 5-00 p.m.


le d for swimming lessons on Monday, ■ay 4-30 — 5-45 p.m.


four before close. )N D A Y , AUGUST 31 S t


in . , Close 5-00 p.m. pn, Close 7-00 p.m. on, Close 8-00 p.m. bn, Close 6-00 p.m. on, Close 5-45 p.m.


Dies 11-15 a.m. — 12 noon.


|m., Close 5-00 p.m. 1., Close 5-00 p.m.


bed for swimming lessons on Tuesday, |iday, 4-30 — 5-45 p.m.


All our speciality


dishes are served with potatoes and vegetables of the day, a seasonal salad or rice. All day opening on Sundays (12 noon


* Reservations now taken


h., Close 8-00 p.m. Sen. CitsfRet. Per. 10-11 a.m. [i., Close 7-00 p.m.


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Ladies night as normal I Special hiring this week


■Jven SS.SS '’ ^rb h, ’ourp *acorj and B4.80 -10 pm) The CASTLE Station Road, Clitheroe, Tel: 0200 24442 .r . f - * . • * w. r. .'T.' r'.z* confidence- (^eowther


rich o^io)


^ed'pnne toinc


re tree, roith rvith


rice. Preston. gyperiencB ..The overall e*P of first. Entrancei with toughened patterned


door & frame £ 2 9 5


butter. *utter. '°^-fried


The Best . . > Manufactured from superior Fixed light


* * * _______ ___________ I ' -TiTothersallsIied customer


window 4'x4 £ 1 2 5


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I materials and Pilkington's Glas^ . with Tilt ’n u y


", Turn features ] U' ,*New multi-tilt and \ n.\i turn mechanism. \*High security


yAdded insulation *Sound reduction


*Twin draughtproof sealing system ___


Patio window & door


£ 3 9 5


(8ft. X 4ft.) tilt and turn window


Large " £ 2 8 5 These prices include double glazing and VAT CTHOIViAS AIMSBH!0> LIIVIITED


NORTH STREET, CLITHEROE, LANCS. 0200 27413 (24 hrs) CARLISLE STREET. BLACKBURN, LANCS (0254) 680153 ^


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We manufacture and supply a very wide range of superior, quality uPVC windows and doors from the smallest window to


_____I ........mI.. a <iAni uulHo rnnnp o f SUDBrlor the most sophisticated of sun lounges. The Window Centre |


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VL Aork and ‘" ’'"‘’ ted;


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SLIMMER j


CAMPFIRE AID In the grounds of


SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st 8-00 — 9-00 p.m.


Bramley Meade Hospital


. . . great new menu, including five exciting, new speciality dishes, more grills and steaks, a huge range of starters, and all your old favourites as well!


SCASTLE


Everyone welcome Admission FREE Donations to Save the Children Fund


GIANT OPEN AIR MARKET | AND CAR BOOT SALE


CENTRE VALE PARK TODMORDEN


SUNDAY, AUGUST 2nd to a.m. — 5 p.m.


Organised on behalf of. and held in conjunction with. The Todmorden Lions Annual Gala Day and Donkey Derby


BRING EVERYONE — A FANTAS'RC DAY OUT Trade inquiries 0253-712776721035'51712


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And all events up to September 30th.______ Booking opens August 1st tor


CHAMPIONSHIP BRASS BAND


CONCERT SEASON October '87 — March *08


Six great concerts featuring the best of Britain's Brass bands: Besses o ’ the Barn, Hammonds Sauce Works Band, Brit­ ish Aerospace Wingates Band, G.U.S. Band, Leyland vehicles Band, Royal Doulton Band


Tickets £2, Concessions £1


BOOK FOR ALL SIX CONCERTS AND SAVE MONEY Season ticket for six concerts £7.50, Concessions £3.60


TEA BREAKS, COFFEE BREAKS, LUNCH BREAKS


TAKE A BREAK AT THE MECHANICS


Breaktasts, morning coffee, full menu of tasty lunches and afternoon tea all at reasonable prices


S.S. MICHAEL and JOHN’S SOCIAL CENTRE


Present (Remember this) — plus PHIL CASE SUPPER DANCE


SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st at 7-30 p.m. Admission £1


ANTIQUES


FLEA MARKET Settle Sports Centre


SUNDAY, AUGUST 2nd 10-30 a.m. — 4-30 p.m.


Home-made snacks Inquiries: ‘J’ Fairs, Barnoldswick 813626


Old prints, engravings, postcards Car park


CAR TREASURE HUNT


Following the huge success of the last two years


THE ASSHETON ARMS, DOWNHAM,


will be holding their Annual Car Treasure Hunt, next Thursday evening, August 6th.


Price Inclusive of supper £3 PER PERSON


Prizes Include Champagne and Wine


Telephone now to book your car In, as entries are limited


TEL. CLITHEROE 41227


IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


^ BLACKBURN .


^ 6 62 42 4 NEL°SON


^ 6 94 92 9 Call or write to


105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN


15 MARKET SQUARE NELSON


MARKET


GISBURN FESTIVAL HALL


SUNDAY, AUGUST 2nd and 16th


11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Inquiries:


Tel. Cleveleys 824918 FLEA


LOWER BUCK INN BAR LUNCHES


WADDINGTON


DAILY — LUNCHTIME AND EVENING Try our new a la carter menu


evenings 7-30 p.m. to 10-00 p.m. k hi


Telephone:


CLITHEROE 28705 Traditional


Sunday Lunch SUN INN Waddlngton


I Businessman's lunches daily, bar meals and a-la-carte every lunch and evening.


Open all day Sunday. Children always welcome


Tel. Clltheroe 23262


HODDER VALLEY FOXHOUNDS


ANNUAUUMBLE & BRIC-A-BRAC SALE


WADDINGTON VILLAGE CLUB


SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st 2 p.m. — Admission 10p


THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION


HERITAGE FAIRS present


, CRAFT FAIR RIBBLE VAL LEY ANNUALFOOTY SCHOOL


Coca-Cola Super Skills Course F o r p u p ils 8 -1 4 y e a r s


MONDAY 17th — FRIDAY, AUGUST 21st


Clltheroe Castle Field 2-30 p.m. — 4 p.m.


I Enrolment forms/entiv tickets available now from Tourist Inlormation Centre, Clltheroe. Tel. 25566


£5 entrance Ribble Valley Borough Council: Serving the Community Clitheroe Parish Hall


on SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st, 10 a.m.— 5 p.m.


1 Refreshments, home-made cakes, etc.


Details: Heritage Fairs, Earby 844037


Discrimination over waste tipping site


THE Ribble Valley Council is this week await­ ing a reply to claims by some of its councillors that it is being discriminated against with


regard to waste tipping A sub-committee of the


County Council’s High­ ways and Transportation Committee met in private to discuss the implications on the Ribble Valley of the closure of a waste disposal


site in Preston. A report to the sub­


committee stated the Rib­ ble Valley’s concern that the move would increase its waste disposal costs and create serious opera­ tional problems at IBank Holidays.


The borough felt that


waste from Longridge should continue to be


taken to Preston, instead of Clitheroe, while new site options in Preston were considered.


The report added that


Ribble Valley councillors felt the district was under­ provided for in the alloca­ tion of tips, with six being closed since 1974 locally without being replaced.


Councillors felt the bor


ough was being discrimin­ ated against and are now waiting to hear of com­ pensation offers from the county and its reaction to suggestions for alternative tipping an-angements.


MAKING a splash at Ribblesdale Pool on Saturday were teenagers taking-part in the North West Area Pony Club 'Tctrathlon competition, hosted again this year by Pendle Forest and Cra­


ven Hunt Pony Club. The shooting, riding


and running phases were held at Stainlon Cotes, near Gargrave. The local branch won


the l)oys’ competition and came second to the West Lancs County team in the girls’ competition. Nicholas Bower, of


Barnoldswick, was the individual associate win­ ner in the hoys’ section,


justifying his selection as England boys’ captain. L o c a l g ir l Rache


Walters, of Manor House Farm, Howgill, Riming- ton — also an England team member — was the individual associate win­ ner in the girls' section and Velda Mason, o f


Slaidbnrn, came fifth.


MP’s last-ditch bid to save Impact


RIBBLE Valley MP Mr David Waddlngton is making a last-ditch effort to save the Clitheroe Impact community


Mr Waddington, the Government Chief


programme from being axed. M vW m ld in r to n .th e " " n t t o n pro­


Whip, is writing to Employment Minister Mr Norman Fowler, asking him to bring his considerable influence to bear on the Man-


mised the “ C l ith e ro e Ad v ert ise r and Times” that he would do all in his power to help the cause of th e c om m u n ity p r o ­ gramme, which runs a


to beat on th e M a p ow e r b e rv ic e s L/Om-


Manchester. Last month the board


decided to scrap Impact, based at Trinity, at the


mission’s area board a t ..............


tackle jobs round the home through either infirmity or old age. He said: “As far as I ’m


incomes or unable to , . ------


concerned, the issue is far from dead and buried. There’s another month to go and I ’m just hoping the area board will have a


ch a n g e o f h e a r t . " His latest move follows


ANTIQUE AND COLLECTORS FAIR


Chipping Village Hall


SUNDAY, AUGUST 2nd 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.


Homemade refreshments all day


SHAUN McCREE > CHILDREN’S MAGIC SHOW ^


For birthday parties, schools, galas, fetes, etc.


FOR DETAILS RING (0200) 24422


HODDER VALLEY FOXHOUNDS


CLUB HIRE


PRIVATE HIRE COACHES AND MINI­ COACHES AVAILABLE. SCHOOL TRIPS,


HODSONS of GISBURN TEL. GISBURN 394


W.I., CUBS, BROWNIES,YOUTH GROUPS WE CAN ORGANISE YOUR TRIP


WHIPPET RACING


on The Cricket Field, Gisburn


SUNDAY, AUGUST 2nd 12 noon onwards


Refreshments avaiisbie on the ground


Admission; Adults SOp Children and OAPs 25p


Proceeds for St Michael's, Whitewell


ADMISSION: 20p


the refusal of the MSC’s community programme link manager to have a change o f heart o v e r Impact. He told Area Youth Worker Mr Geoff Jackson that there was no room for sentimentality and the Clitheroe scheme — in operation for six years — would close at the end of August P r io r ity has instead


been given to schemes for repairs to Ribchester Playing Fields and the construction of a new reception room at Whalley


Abbey. Mr Waddington’s heavy­


weight gesture of support has lifted Mr Jackson’s sagging spirits and he added: “ I just hope the MP’s involvement leads to a change of mind. In my opinion there’s a need for a scheme such as Impact in


every town. “Only this week a couple


in their sixties phoned me asking for some assistance and another elderly person wanted someone to cut the


W I sh ow


W O M E N ’ S In s t i tu te members in the Ribble Valley are busy preparing for the annual area show on August 22nd at Ribb­ lesdale School, Clitheroe.


STALWART DYEING CO. LIMITED


PRIMROSE WORKS, CLITHEROE. S 29066 FREE PARKING — OPEN Sal. 10 a.m.—4 p.m.; Open weekdays Mon. to Frl. 9 a.m. 5 p.m.


OPEN AS USUAL DURHNG THE HOLIDAYS


DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY — JUST LOOK AT THESE PRICES


CARPETS


80/20 Wool Nylon Axmlnster, traditional designs at £ 1 2 . 9 9 sq.yd.


Large stocks of Roll Ends always available


G||H| Expert fitting H H arranged. Free IB B estimate service


Large stocks Bedroom Qualities from


£ 1 . 9 9 sq. ft. Acrylic Axminsters,


hardwearing and cheap at £ 6 . 9 9 sq. yd.


Large range of Luxury Qualities available to order


g ra s s in h er ga rd e . . because she was unable to do it. It was waist-high, but I had to turn them all down. “ Our jo b s l is t ha enough wo rk another


to ^elp people on i_m p a c t townspeople.” o las.


th a t ’s how important __,_____


six months — is


to many A big blow to


hospitals’ twilight years. “ I ’ve got to ensure that until the very last day we have the right staff, with the desired experience and in the numbers we need.


Re-deploying staff is


another aspect o f Mr Abbott’s demanding job at


the helm. No less than 95% of staff


live within 15 miles of their work places and the hospitals spend 80% of each year’s budget on labour — a figure in the r e g io n o f £17m. p e r annum.


Mr Abbott is aware of


the social and economic effect the hospitals’ even­ tual closure could have on the area, so helping staff to find suitable and satis­ fying alternative employ- m e n t is o f p r im e importance. Right now a national


development team is look­ ing at Calderstones and Brockhall, giving their objective views on how to


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establish which hospital should close first. Mr Abbott hopes that


when all the various reports are completed he


will be able to say, in Jan­ uary, which hospital is to


close first. “Then we will start on the contraction plan and everyone will know where they stand,”


he said. Of the task ahead, Mr


Abbott and his staff are not looking at it in a nega­ tive way, but are deter­ mined to safeguard the welfare of residents and employees alike. “ We don’ t want low


morale. We don't underes­ timate the difficulties of contraction. I f a hospital closes in six years, about 1,000 staff will need re­ employment. We need to look at and identify prior­ ity areas for relocating staff and, with co-opera­ tion, try to not make it traumatic.”


Grand selection of hand-


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F R A S E R E A C L E C O A C H E S


BOLSHOI B A L LE T Sat., August 8th, Palace Theatre, Manchester. Prices include


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Sun., Auoust 9lh, at Wembley. The Denver Broncos v Lm Angeles Hams, including admission................................... £16.00


Sat., September 26th, Palace Theatre, London................£32.50


a t ^ B R IAN ADAMS Sal.. October 24th, NEC Birmingham.....£19.00 ■1


All departures, Rawtenstali Limited seals available


FRASER EAGLE EXCURSIONS


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RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE


SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st


Ribblesdale Wanderers Ists


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