ley 22331 (Classified)


s on CLAIMING


I . DATES


ny organisation wishing to | ake a daim for a future date


lay use this column to publi- Is e their event three months I advance. For example the Ix t would contain the name 1 the organisation, name of I e event and the date.


|? r details of this inexpensive


[misations your intention. Contact:


CL1THEROE


(ADVERTISER & TIMES King Street, Clitheroe Tel. 24804/22323


9-30 p.m. — 2 a.m. FREE ADMISSION THURSDAY


l U & S A T 2 5 t h a n d 2 6 t h W h a l l e y M e t h o d i s t *ch, St A n d r e w ' s F a i r .


t ID A Y D E C . 2 3 r d , R imin g - M c m u r i a l I n s t i t u t e ,


B h r i s tm . i s n a n c e . M a r k l . i t t u Blind. 1 I D A Y D E C E M B E R 9 t h .


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■ U D A Y N O V E M B E R 1 6 th . I l ie e s e & W i n e U v e n i n y , owlaml School, G r in d l e t o n < 7 - 3 0 p .m.


[ v N U A R Y 2 6 th to F e b r u a r y 1 9 8 9 . S umme r Sony by


| l i t h e r o e P a r i s h C h u r c h r j t i c a n d D r a m a t i c


I.R- ie ty.


f c lV 2 4 t h , 2 5 t h a n d 2 6 t h , f o l t o n - h y - B o w l a n d d r am a r o u p p r e s e n t “ P u l l t h e t h e r o n e “ a c om e d y b y


I .o rm a n Rob b in s . E n q u i r ie s i i lo l to n -b y -B owla n d 2 7 7 .


i j V E M B E R 1 2 t h • 1 9 t h . 1 l i t h e r o e A r t s T h e a t r e s o c i e t y . O L I V E R • C i v i c


] i a U , Y o r k S t r e e t . C l i t h - . F o r C h i ld r e n in Ne e d


Jsppeal. I ' . T U R D A Y , N O V E M B E R T t h . C h r is t C h u r c h . C h a t - l u r i i . Chr ist inas F a i r . 2 - 3 0 , School H a l l .


I t U R S D A Y , 2 4 th N o v em b e r " H 8 8 . Cl i th e ro e L io n s h a i r l o r chi ldren in ne ed.


l E D N E S D A Y D e c emb e r 7th , T l i th o ro e Conc e r ts Soc ie ty , t h e Barbiyan Pia n o 1'r io .


Boa J A N U A R Y 2 0 th , 2 1 s t , | b t h . 2 7 th 2 8 th , T r i n i t y ’s i th Pan tomin e , “ Jack and ic Beanstalk * ’ .


Pendle F ores t and Craven Hunt Supporters


PLITHEROE METHODIST CIRCUIT


[FESTIVAL OF YOUTH


(CONCERT OF FINALISTS And presentation of


| certificates and trophies Saturday,


November 12th, at 6-30 p.m.


In Trinity Church


PARISH CHURCH OF ST PAUL LOW MOOR


For help and


| advice with your "What’s On"


advertisement Telephone


Rachel


Moorhouse • on


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DON'T FORGET RIBBLESDALE


tURSERY SCHOOL iOOD-AS-NEW SALE


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NOVEMBER 10th 10-30 — 1-30 p.m.


He FOR )UR


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|tments Centre |by Fairweather -EGE SEXTET


| NOVEMBER 11th — B p.m. Tickets £3. £2.25


|J.S. King of the Jazz Guitar | NOVEMBER 14th — 8 p.m. Tickets £4, £3


TAL FARLOW [A L P IN (X


fiLLCOCK I-vo superb musicians)


I^BER 13th Have you got your tickets yet?


PENDLE FOREST AND CRAVEN HUNT SUPPORTERS


FARMERS BALL


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd Gargrave Village Hall.


)27th — 7-30 p.m. I £3.50


a


art and Sullivan Society a best of Novello'a songs


'T IV O R


FOOD FOR THOUGHT presents


■CHIROPRACTIC The whole body and the


McTImoney Technique _ A talk by Isobel Slevenson


■ HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15th — 7-30 p.m. Tickets 75p


. £ ( 1KIAHDhe classic story


(rformances 5th and 6th only fa l rates for groups pNLEY ® (0282) 30055


System that s been TESTED


WIND FORCES UP TO


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BURNLEY ROAO. WHITEBIRK. BLACKBURN. LANCS (0254) 680153 ENTERPRISE WORKS. SALTHILl ROAD.CLITHEROE 8B71PE 0200 27413


LATE NIGHT OPENING BOTH SHOWROOMS THURSDAY & FRIDAY TILL 8 o.m. A L L DAY SATURDAY 1


ER 20 YEARS IN THE BUILDING TRADE IN BLACKBURN ' i.*J I


—The Best.. • M a n u fa c tu re d from super ior windows and doors from the smallest window to the most sophisticated of sun lounges,


Q Cm m a te r ia ls and P i lk in g to n ’s Glass p S yW e manufacture and aupply a .very wide range of auperior quality uPVC


Buffet and dancing to The Blencathra Band 6 p .m.— 1 a.m.


For details contact Mrs G. Currie 07294 284


Water lboj: C l i th e ro e THIS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13th .


THE ROYAL OAK, Don’t miss ROY DEMAINE


.Straight from his summer season in Blackpool: (Brilliant Comedian) ■ 8-30 p.m.


Everyone welcome


MEMORIAL HALL,HURST GREEN


CHRISTMAS WHIST AND


DOMINO DRIVE


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th to c om m e n c e 7-30 p.m. p rom p t


Admission £1, including refreshments


CRAFT FAIR Salesbury School


Lovely Hall Lane, Salesbury, near Rlackburn


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 1988 10 a.m. — 4 p.m. Over do exhibitors


Admission: Adults 4()p, children free Refreshments all day


REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY


9-00 Holy Communion.


10-30 Family Communion. 10-30 Sunday School. 2-30 REMEMBRANCE SERVICE followed by lay of wreaths at Low Moor War Memorial.


S-00 Evensong. RIMINGTON AND


MIDDOP CHILDREN’S SPORTS


WHIST AND DOMINO


NOVEMBER 12th 7-45 p .m.


DRIVE SATURDAY,


Rimlngton Memorial Institute


Admission 80p, children 50p Potato pie supper included


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION


Waddlngton Branch


REMEMBRANCE SERVICE


ST HELEN'S CHURCH SUNDAY,


NOVEMBER 13th at 10-45 a.m.


Waddinglon Village Club at 10-30 a.m.


CLITHEROE GARDEN CLUB


RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14th


“MY FAVOURITE GARDENS”


Mrs Parrott (Chipping) Everybody welcome


Christmas dinner, Brown Cow. Chatburn, December 13th


BASHALL EAVES VILLAGE HALL


CHRISTMAS WHIST &


DOMINOES MONDAY,


NOVEMBER 14th at 7-30 p.m.


£1 including supper SEASONAL PRIZES


FLEA MARKET


SALESBURY MEMORIAL HALL


Rlbchester Road, Clayton-le-Dale


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13th 11 a.m. — 4 p.m. In q uiries:


Tel. Cleveleys 824918


SLAIDBURN YOUNG FARMERS CLUB


CHRISTMAS WHIST AND


DOMINOES Newton village Hall WEDNESDAY,


NOVEMBER 16th at 7-45 prompt


Turkey prizes, etc.


Admission £1, Including refreshments


DUNSOP BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL


This Saturday, November 12th


t DANCING 8 p.m. — 11-45 p.m.


o Peter Cowking on the Organ


£1.50 Including supper at 9-30 p.m.


Next dance November 26th ‘


AEROBICS DANCE CLASS


Catholic Social Centre, Lowergate, Clitheroe


EACH WEDNESDAY 8 p.m. till 9 p.m.


Everyone most welcome Jackie


Dance a n d exercise trained


Members parade


THE HODDER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL &


HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY


The Annual General Meeting of the society will be held on


Thursday, November 24th, 1988, in the


Village Hall, Dunsop Bridge, at 8 p.m.


C L A Y S H O O T at None-Go*Ryc-Farni, Skipton


(By kind permission o f Mr and Mrs G. Lawn)


on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13th (11 u.m. to 3 p.m.)


CASH FRIZES ★ REFRESHMENTS (Csirtridges available)


TELEPHONE: AIRTON 07293 394


FRIENDS OF PENDLE CP SCHOOL


JUMBLE


SALE FRIDAY,


NOVEMBER 11th at 6 p.m.


In the school Admission 10p


Proceeds in aid o f school funds


HARLEQUIN


FANCY DRESS HIRE


Quality costumes from £5 Suitable lo r parties, fund


raising, kissagrams, carnivals, (etes, promotions, etc.


Wig hire and carnival make-up available.


Clitheroe 27122 Telephone: CLITHEROE LADIES LIFEBOAT GUILD A COFFEE


MORNING to be held at


Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley (by kind permission of the hotel management)


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, 10-30 a.m. — 12-30 p.m. Tickets 75p — stalls


\ (Proceeds in aid ol the Lifeboat Service)


CHIPPING PLAYGROUP Christmas Shopping


MARKET MINI at CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16th 6-30 — 8-30 p.m.


Admission: Adults 10p, Children 5p


Hot-pot supper, refreshments.


L £


^ ^


Friday Night


X LADIES NIGHT r* v


Join the smart set


16 Accrington Road, Whalley. Tel. Whatley 823086 or 823954


* * . * * . * . * . * * . * 4


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND DRAMA GROUP present a comedy


P U L L T H E


O T H E R O N E by Norman Robbins


in Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hall


Thu rsda y, Fr ida y and Saturday, November 24th, 25th, 26th.


at 7-30 p.m.


Tickets: Adults £1.50, Children 75p. may be obtained from


Bolton-by-Bowland PO; The Coach and Horses Hotel and members of the cast, or ring Bolton-by-Bowland


PLAQUE IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO SERVED IN THE SECOND WORLD


DEDICATION AND UNVEILING OF THE


A SERVICE OF


WAR, WILL BE HELD AT: Bashali Eaves


Village Hall, on SUNDAY,


NOVEMBER 13th (at 2-30 p.m.)


£1 a dm is s io n before 11 p.m. w ith th is adve rt Saturday Night


lay of publicising your event l t d giving notice to other or-


BARROW CHAPEL


TEA AND CAKE


EVENING in Barrow School


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11th at 7 p.m.


Stalls, bric-a-brac, toys, cakes.


Admission 20p, tea and cake included, raffle


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331'(Classified)


Christmas Craft Fair


Sunday, November 13th 10 a.m. — 5 p.m.


Adults 50p, OAPs/Children 30p


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CAR BOOT SALE


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NOVEMBER 20th' Stalls C7 to be


SUNDAY,.


HERITAGE FAIRS PRESENT


CRAFT FAIR GRAND


Craft \workers from 3 counties gather to offer to ' you their work at


GARGRAVE VILLAGE HALL


Gargrave, Near Skipton A65


-on SUNDAY,,


NOVEMBER 13th 10 a.m. — Sp.m. ^


Refreshments, home made cakes, etc. available


Details:


HERITAGE FAIRS Tel. 0282 844037


IN D IS T R E S S ? SUICIDAL?


NEED H E L P ? Ring the


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105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN


I AWAIT with interest the outcome of Mr Nicholson’s complaint to the Office of Fair Trading regarding busi­ ness refuse collection. His experience is a disgrace and this state


Cheap and efficient service


I REFER to your front page article,“Its a load of old rubbish.” It is extremely impor­


ough Council does not have a legal duty to collect waste from trade prem­ ises. However, if such a service is provided, then the council is legally required to make a charge for that service. This charge is not connected in any way to the rates charges. All local authori­ ties make a charge for the collection of trade waste. The cost of 30p per sack


tant to correct several of the statements in that article. The Ribble Valley Bor­


Letters to the Editor Disgraceful state o f affairs


manageress to take cardboard boxes to the tip this morning. There was quite a flow of traf­ fic doing the same, resulting in a certain amount of congestion at the bridge near the tip. The council may


of affairs should not be tolerated, though other business people inter­ viewed by your reporter seem to be quite philo­ sophical about dealing w i th th e ru b b is h themselves. I helped one shop


have to widen th is bridge to cope with the


extra cars! At the tip, the ground


was not suitable for indoor shoes. It’s positively galling


to see, a large refuse wagon go through the


town w ith a huge capacity for rubbish but loaded with silly little green pla s tic bags, while private cars are having to journey to the tip, overloaded with large rubbish items. Whenever I have been


in other parts of the cou n try and heard stories of this kind, I’ve been able to say how different things are in Clitheroc . . . but no longer.


Trade no voice in this matter?


MRS JOAN MARSH, 13 Lancaster Drive, Clitheroe.


Vital ‘poppy power’


ON a fine Sunday last November, the citizens of a small town gathered quietly round their War Memorial to take part in the annual Service of


Rememb


this reverent scene was torn asunder.


Remembrance Suddenly, horrifyingly,


importantly includes the cost of collection and dis­ posal, as well as the price of the sack. Prior to the introduction


killed, others were so maimed that their lives were shattered for ever. The service was forgotten in the fight to rescue the victims. The town was Enniskillen. The country, of course, was Northern Ireland.


Innocent people were


of the green plastic sack system on October 1st, 1988, the council collected and disposed of trade refuse by a system that was inefficient, unecono­ mical and unfair. The amount of trade waste generated by a business was crudely assessed and a charge was levied based on that assessment. That system led to many busi­ nesses paying too much,


FRIENDS OF BRABINS CHRISTMAS


FOOD BINGO SATURDAY,


NOVEMBER 12th at 7-45 p.m.


VICHIPPINGLLAGE HALL


Excellent prizes Meals for 2, Turkey


vouchers, Whisky. Christmas hampers


fair. It ensures that only trade refuse that is in pre­ paid green plastic sacks is removed. It is easier, quicker and more hygienic for the refuse collectors. It is a ls o s im p le to administer. The plastic sack system


nesses not paying at all! Such a system was cum­ bersome and grossly unfair. A plastic sack system is


British Legion representa­ tives from all over the United Kingdom travelled to Enniskillen, along with the Prime Minister and many other public figures, to take part in the post­ poned Act of Remem­ brance, an occasion tinged with a terrible sadness which underlined anew the ceaseless tragedy of Northern Ireland.


A week later, Royal


some businesses paying ing need, for the Royal too little and some busi- Bntish Legion. For, while


I t a lso , h ow ev e r, demonstrated the continu-


over 70 “peacetime” con­ flicts since 1945, each with its resultant casualties. In Northern Ireland alone, 559 servicemen have been killed and 4,240 injured since 1969 — bold statis­ tics which hide a whole ca ta logue of human suffering. Just as the ex-service


need to do our work — in other words, the finance. Last year, a record


£9,338,128 was raised, all of which is put to good use, with only 6p in the pound going towards a dm in is t ra t io n and fund-raising. Remembrance Sunday


community relies on the Royal British Legion, so we rely on the great Brit- ish p u b l ic who, by responding with unfailing generosity to the annual Poppy Appeal, provides the “poppy power” we


become the next victim of this bureaucracy? Has the Chamber of


Will the householder


CABARET, CARVERY end LOUNGE BAR


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th and 12th


SOUL SURVIVERS


(Brilliant Midlands group) SATURDAY ONLY


BRIGHT AND BREEZE


(Fantastic musical comedy act)


took part in a show of tabic-top magic. They were Su-Jayne, of Tyne­ side; Roy Widdup, of Nelson; Lee Clark, of Burnley; and local en te r ta in e rs Shaun McCrce, of Wadding- ton, and John Pye, of Grindleton. Ladies of the church


AN evening of magical mystery was enjoyed in Grindleton School on Friday, when over £100 was ra is e d fo r St Ambrose Church funds. Several magicians


served a hot-pot supper. Our picture shows


Shaun McCree demon­ strating his finger guil­


lotine act on John Pyc, watched by other magi­ cians and an amazed audience.


Helping hand


THERE are just a few copies left of the third edi­ tion of "The helping hand," compiled by Mrs Connie Scahill to raise money for charity. Copies will be available


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16th (Superb vocal harmony group) VONNY’S


FREE ADMISSION TO CABARET WHEN DINING IN THE


CARVERY, WEDNESDAY ONLY LOUNGE


ENTERTAINMENT


MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14th GENERAL


KNOWLEDGE QUIZ TUESDAY


KEN HARTLEY’S FREE AND EASY


WEDNESDAY


GOLDEN OLDIES THURSDAY


Back in time w ith PAT CARTER'S


KEN HARTLEY’S FREE AND EASY


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12th


JIMMY HEYWORTH QUINTET


CARVERY OPEN


' Lunches dally (except Set.) and substantial bar snacks evory night.


at The Gift Shop, Whalley. and at the Whalley Abbey coffee morning later this month. Some of the pro­ ceeds are for Whalley Abbey and for the Guide Dog Appeal.


is this weekend. Poppy Day itself will take place Saturday. Please give generously.


COUN. A. ATKINSON, Ribblc Valley Mayor, Crow Trees Road, Sabden.


H o n o u r w a r d ead o n c o r r e c t d a y


ONCE again the time has come for the nation to remember and. honour its war dead.


is also economical. A sur­ vey of local authorities in Lancashire carried out in January, 1988, revealed that the charge of 30p per sack is the “cheapest” in Lancashire. Ribble Valley Borough


keeping green the memory of fallen comrades is a cherished part of our phi­ losophy, so too is the need to look after the living. The RBL provides a whole range of welfare and benevolent services, such as residental care, pen­ sions advice, sheltered housing and employment for disabled people, for all those members of the ex- service community who still suffer as a result of one. war.


Council is rightly proud of the high standard of refuse collection and if traders are experiencing problems with the present standard of collection, please will they contact either John Heap, commercial services manager, or myself, at the council offices.


MR D. A. G. MORRIS, Director of Community a n d C o m m e r c i a l Services, Ribble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Clitheroe.


of the population is eligible for help — a staggering fact that will doubtless astonish those who still think the RBL exists sim­ ply to help veterans of the two world wars. Few rea­ lise that there have been


In fact, almost one-third


which is on the lips of many people: Why i s n ’t th e R em em ­ brance Service held on- ex-SERVICEMAN t h e r ig h t d a y , November 11th, so th a t the traditional two minutes’ silence can be observed on the


May I ask a question


true date? The excuse that people


working in the mill, everyone had to put down their tools as a mark of respect and. everybody in the streets stood for two minutes’ silence. If they could do it then, they can do it now, as there are more people walking the streets today than there


I remember, when V a l ia n t a t tem p t


AS one of the first to sign the petition to retain the Adult Education Centre in Whalley, may I now take the opportunity to thank County Coun. Mrs Gill Lea and Sue Baron for their brave attempts. All reports I have heard from County Hall suggest


that Coun. Lea earned much respect for her stance. However, it is known that many of the leading Socia­ lists had pre-decided that if there were to be cuts in, or alteration to, the Education Committee budget, then they would be imposed most harshly in Conser­ vative areas, adult education being one of the easier targets, no matter how ridiculous be the end result. Sadly then, it was always going to be an uphill


struggle and our Conservative members of the County Council can but be praised for a valiant attempt.


MR S. WHITTLE, 13 Central Avenue, Clitheroe.


A c a r in g se rv ic e


HAVING worked for the home help service for the last 17 years, I would like to state that only the name has been changed, not the service. Charting has become caring, which we all try to


do. We go into homes where family, friends and neighbours fear to tread, and in 1988 where can you get tender, loving care for 84p per week?


CARER.


cannot get off work on November 11th is a poor


are working. Maybe next year we will


honour our war dead on the right date.


• WILL the correspondent signing herself “Sarah" please contact the editor.


Speedy team


WHEN it comes to shop­ ping, husband and wife team Mark and Jeannette Kenyon ta k e some beating. The couple, of Clayton


advice with your "What's On"


For help and


advertisement Telephone


Rachel M oo rh o u se on


Clitheroe 22323


UPHOLSTERY SALE


Row, Langho, won a trol­ ley dash at a Morrison’s store raffle in aid of Dr Barnados. They managed to amass £135 worth of groceries.


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RIBBLESDALE TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION


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B MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14th I I


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