8 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, JiUi/ noth, 19S7
V . Orthopaedic, Econoniy to Luxury, Bunk Beds,- Fold Away Beds.
COMPARE OUR PRICES
REST ASSURED, SLUMBERLAND, DORLUX, AIRSPRUNG AND SLEEPVENDOR
KAINE &RAWSON
79 LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE Tel. 23444
Telephone Clitheroe (0200) 24203
8 YORK STREET, CLITHEROE, LANCASHIRE BB7 2DL.
Beds and Mattresses, Drawer Divans, Sprung Edge,
SALE NOW ON BED CENTRE
AT THE
donate to the fund should contact Mrs Holmes at 18 S unnyside Avenue, Wilpshire.
meet with an architect to draw up more detailed plans for the scheme. Anyone wishing to
Book fair
FINAL REDUCTIONS MANY ITEMS HALF PRICE AND UNDER
IN its first venture in Clitheroe, the Provincial Booksellers’ Fairs Asso ciation is holding a book fair at the Parish Hall in Church Street on August 15th.
ian and secondhand books, prints, maps and ephem era will be displayed for sale and more fairs will be held if this is a success. say organisers.
Thousands of antiquar
GOING up in the world are, from top to Leanne Hornan (10), Kelly Burns (8) and Duxbury (8)
bottom, Shelley
HAVING a bounci time . . . a group of youngsters on the fun filled inflatable. The junior fun castle is a new attraction at the sp o r ts c e n tre and proved popular with Clitheroe visitors
TESTING the trampoline is il:| of Sawley
Cross Keys beat the champs
t . r . , . J f A ‘ A ; I -
mothers and toddlers gi'oup at the beginning of the year but there was only enough space for five adults and their children in the bottom school room,” she said. Church members are to
Holmes said there was potential for more use of the church within the com munity but the size of its small chapel, with school room underneath, was limiting. “We did try to start a
fund-raising events and further donations will enable them to build an extension on land adjacent to the site. Secretary Mrs Anne
Church, Billington, has launched a building fund after an anonymous dona tion of £1,000. Church members hope
A VILLAGE church is planning to extend its premises to cope with demand. E b en e z e r B a p t is t
PLANS TO EXPAND
VILLAGE CHURCH
Clithcroe 2 2 m (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 2 2.m (Classijwd) ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
THE Ribble Valley summer fun bus is on the road again. D o z e n s
delighted Clith eroe youngsters were there to greet it when it pulled into York Street bound for Lon- gridge Spor t s Centre.
o f
Children of all ages boarded the holiday special for a fun-
Report: Vivien Meath P i r t . i ir e s : John Barry;
packed afternoon’s activities.
Every Tuesday until August 25th the Clitheroe bus leaves the York Street lay by at 1-15 p.m. The Whalley/Mellor bus leaves Whalley each Thursday at 9-45 a.m. The cost is just £1,
On arrival at the centre there’s plenty to do. Football, the gymna sium, badminton, cricket, netball, ten nis, rounders — the
which includes return fare and admission..
choice is left to the children. With often up to 100 youngsters
attending the ses sions, the dedicated sports centre staff are usually run off their feet throughout the school holidays.
For families living in the villages of Read, Simonstone, Sabden and Whalley, a spe cial summer saver swim bus is running every Tuesday to the Ribblesdale Pool. The all-inclusive price is £2 for adults and U for children.
\ r
Chlhcroe 2232J, (Editorial),
RIGHT on cue are, left lo rigll watched by some ofl
HAIR and BEAUT]
17 WOONE LANE, Telephone 24^
DEBB REASONABLE
LATE OPENINC EVENINGl
Reductions for Children, OPEN BOTH HOLII
p p R i c ^ m . ASHED Urnley
Richmond Steel-shafted oz Claw Hammer (01/0105)
\ SAVE 50p jjiTrja
Panda Electric Cable 2.5mm 13A Rat Twin and Earth for Ring Mains Circuits 50m Reel
Wtirte^irit 2litres 1 5 2 ^ ^
Payless
White Spirit 2 litres
British Portland Cement Min. weight 48kg
Pine Shelf Kit
Sapole Veneered Flush Door with Softwood Stiles and Rails 2' 6" X 6' 6"
I BLUE CIRCLE ^'W Abru
i//l "Starmaster" DIY Aluminium Extension
Ladder 4m extending to 23' 7"
Copper Pipe 3m x 15mm SAVE 4.00
White Plasboard
SMASH
Payless 9" Polyester Paint Roller and Tray Set
Payless Roofing Felt 14kg Black 10m Roll
I'fll
SUMMER
Starts SATURDAY,. at 9-15
Clearance il
to accident with van
Teenager’s panic led
Ashton was negotiating a left-hand bend on Wad- dington Road, West Brad ford, when he saw a van travelling in the opposite direction. The van, which was pulling a trailer, was partly at Ashton’s side of the road, having pulled out, quite reasonably, to make a left turn. The defendant panicked,
the court was told, and braked too severely, caus ing his machine to lose control, slide and hit the van. In mitigation, Mr Keith
(17), of Bolland Prospect, received a broken arm as a result of the accident and his mo to r bike was damaged to the tune of £150. The court heard that
A CLITHEROE motor cy clist whose machine col lided with a van was fined £30 by the town’s magis trates when he admitted driving without due care and attention. Andrew Barry Ashton
Cross Keys beat the champions Mill Gap in Radio Lancashire’s Inter Pub Competi tion on Saturday.
ITHEROE pub
Cross Keys have only to win twice more to be champions them selves in 1987 and interest is mounting throughout pubs in the town as the next stage of the competi tion at the hostelry in August draws near.
This means the
because the size of their victory — a 12-2 scorcline — has given them the confidence they need,” said a delighted landlady, Mrs Carol Martin.
“Our lads arc ready
the Darwen pub was broadcast live on the .Icremy Dry Show and avidly followed bv regulars in all the town’s pubs.
The challenge with
tulations poured in for the Cross Keys team, among them a gra cious tr ib u te from Mill Gap.
Afterwards congra
experience had contri buted to the accident. He had not been exceeding the speed limit.
Bagot said his client had been driving for less than year and his lack of
SAVE 6.00
‘ Elizabethan" Solid Carved Timber Door Standard Grade 'A 2‘ 9" X 6' 6"
Aqua-Vac Wet ‘n’ Dry Vacuum Cleaner 620-14
Builders' Wheelbarrow 3 cu. ft.
THE PAYLESS PRICE PROMISE: If you purchase any product from one of our stores and find that you can buy the same product cheaper from another retail company within one month, we will refund the difference!
STONEYHOLME Central Station
C BURNLEY
OPEN TIL 8PM MONDAY TO SATURDAY
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 9-8; Tuesday 9.30-8;
ENTENARY WAY, MANCHESTER ROAD
(TRAFALGAR ST. ROUNDABOUT) TEL: 0 2 8 2 5 6 3 3 1 ALSO AT: BLACKBURN
FREE PARKING DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE FREE ROOF RACK HIRE
'E 3 i m ' i ] 4 -H ■ H t W Reductions reldle to previous selling prices but these may hot necessarily have been on offer by Payless DIY for 28 consecutive days In the last 6 months under the Trade Descriptions A c ^M G aM J d c ^ c l ^ e ^ A f o t f ^ ^ j K t t o ^ M ^ ^
TYRE WAS BALD
Abru /\Juval 3-Way Ladder
POLICE who examined a car parked at Queensway, Clitheroe, found that the front nearside tyre was t bald, the town’s magis
defective tyre, Gary George Grindley (28), of Old Row, Barrow, was fined £40. In a letter to the court, he admitted the offence and said he had
rates heard. For using a car with a
TV licence offences
failed to notice the condi tion of the tyre. Turned down
AN outline plan for the erection of two bungalows on land on Top Row, Sab den, has been turned down by the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-committee.
THREE Ribble Valley residents pleaded guilty at Clitheroe Magistrates’ Court to using a colour l television without a
Howgill Lane, Rimin^on, was fined £100; David Gel- dard, of The Crescent, Whalley, was fined £G0; and Carol Rose Lawless, of Darkwood Crescent, Chatbm’n, received a £40 fine.
icence. Thomas Reeves, of
their hand at darts', general knowledge and beer drinking.
Players had to try
th a t Cross Keys’ David Moon excelled himself with the fas test beer drinking through a straw.
It was at the latter
men all — Antony Hooley, David Moon, Michael Hudson, Kevin Hulbert and David Peters with compere C ap ta in Saturday (back).
PICTURE: Bitter-
Checklist on rights of way
Chris French said: “I hujie all members will read tlie leaflet and take careful note of its content. .;\ny flouting of the law on rights of way will result in heavy fines and will do nothing to improve our reputation and relation ships with visitors to the countryside.”
is available to farmers from the highway anlliori- ties in tlie way of grants and maintenance of riglits of way. NFU vice-president
former pupil of Barden High School, Burnley.
Pendle Club
WINNERS of the weekly biidge session at Clitheroe Pendle Club were Mrs K. Gudgeon and partner, Mr and Mrs T. Adey.
K in g S tre e t Showroom f ic c .
duced following six years of trials and tests. Junior soldier David is a
replaces the SLR rifle, first brought into service in 1957, is being intro
the first to be issued with the SA80 rifle because it is a training unit. The SA80, which
fired some of the opening shots with the weajion at Albermarle Barracks, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The barracks was one of
A SABDEN teenager has been among the first recruits to train with a new army rifle. David Emberley (16),
Teenager David is sure shot
. .YOU CAN’T-E
.Largest display (ind ^New-Look Showrool
.New Shower Centr 'inclading the latesti
^ T h e North’s ONLY I> ® World's finest bathi
.Stylish colonr co-od 'towels to toothmngl
time scale farmers must follow to reinstate foot paths across fields after harvest time. It also details what lielp
a checklist for farmers," the leaflet will go out around the country inside the NFU ‘news])a|)er, “British Farmer.” The leaflet explains the
leaflet from the NFU explaining the laws of public rights of way. Called “Rights of way —
RIBBLE Valley fanner,-; will soon be receiving a
SUMMER FASHll Sizes 10-241
PETER HAl MANY 1/2 P
35 Castle Street, Clj Telephone 231
i
■
’ J
Page 1 |
Page 2 |
Page 3 |
Page 4 |
Page 5 |
Page 6 |
Page 7 |
Page 8 |
Page 9 |
Page 10 |
Page 11 |
Page 12 |
Page 13 |
Page 14 |
Page 15 |
Page 16
