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Contact


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street, Clitheroe Tel. 24804/22323 ‘


SUNDAY A P R IL 10th, Hue* field Leisure Centre Appeal present the Hcnnjhton Weav­ ers in Concert. Tickets on sale at the Civic Halt.


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M O N D A Y . A P R IL 1 8TH to Saturday Ap r i l 23rd. C lith- croc and D is tr ict Scouts - Gan>i .Show, I 988.


A P R IL 2 2 N D (c v e u l iM j l . A p r i l 2 3 rd (m a t in e e and evenin<i I . Bol ton* IJy- H ow­ land Drama Group, present the p a n tom im e A la d d in , h in iu ir ie s to B o l to n * l ly « Howland. 277.


S A T U R D A Y A P R IL 3 0 th . H iliher Line Handicapped C hildren 's T ru s t. Good us New and .tumble S ale , ut Stonyhurst College.


JUNE 4th 6* Sth. Sluidburn Steam and Vintage Vehicle Display. For fu r th e r details, contact Sluidburn 605.


SA TU R D A Y . M A Y 12th. ox roast and dance * <iiunt mar* uuee. C a s t lc i ic ld Round Table A C l i th e ro e L ions . Tel. Clitheroe 2733 1.


M A Y 12th. Clithcrue Lions' Club Sportsman’s Din n e r .


Fred Trueman. Ladies are also invited.


CABARET. CARVERY and LOUNCE BAR


Tel. Accrington 384B74 WHIZZ KID


CABARET ROOM FRIDAY


Dynamic Group


★ SATURDAY ONLY ★ ROCKIN BERRIES


Plus PAUL DEREK Illusionist


DON'T MISS EASTER SUNDAY IN THE CARVERY


Why not book a meal In the Carvery and reserve a table In the Cabaret Room. Dress restrictions apply


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23rd


THE JOE DANUKI BAND


(Good Local Band)


Cover charge £1 before 10 p.m. — £2 after


FREE ADMISSION to cabaret whan dining In the carvery, Wednesday only


CHARITY SHOW


THURSDAY, APRIL 21st In aid of the David Sanderson Appeal Fund with


HIGH JINKS. BENTLEY


EVANS FAMILY SHOW. Plus special guest artists.


Tickets now available £2


Lunches served dally (except Saturday) 11*30 a.m. — 2 p.m.


LOUNGE BAR


i t Music nightly ★ Varied hot or cold bar meals available


SATURDAY, MARCH 19th LIVE ENTERTAINMENT


Colne 864721 and Nelson 692890 (during normal office hours)


Colne Box Office—Also Open Saturday mornings


Nelson Box Office—Also Open All Day Saturday and Sunday 2 p.m.—5 p.m.


SUMMER COLOUR IN


THE GARDEN Illustrated talk by


FRED DOWNHAM Silverman Hall, Nelson


Sunday, March 20th — 7*30 p.m. Tickets: £1.50. Children and OAPs C1


WORKING LOCOMOTIVE •LION’


Film show by JOHN HUNTLEY


Plus exhibition by Old Locomotive Committee


Colne Municipal Hall


Sunday. March 27th — 7-30 p.m. Tickets: £2. Children and OAPs £1


NELSON ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY presents


■A SELECTION OF GOLDEN MEMORIES’


Conducted by Vincent Woterworth with Guest Artistes Caroline Taylor (Soprano) and Peter Walker (Baritone)


Accompanist Margaret Got! Civic Th«au«, Nelson


Sunday, March 27th — 7*30 p.m. Tickets: £2. Children and OAPs Cl


BOOKING NOW:


Folk with a Joke hosted by Roger Westbrook featuring Tom McConvilie. April 8th; Colne Orchestral Society present “All in an April Evening ' April


10th; Mona Anderson m Concert. May 22nd.


Tickets from A. T. Fenton. Leisure Services Office. Bank House. Albert Road. Colne. Tel. 86472L Tourist Information Centre. 20a Scotland Road. Nelson. Tel. 692890; as well as at all council offices: Colne Town Hall; Althams Travel Agency, St James's Street. Burnley: Mechanics Box Office. Manchester Road. Burnley, ana Tourist Information Centre. Coun­ cil Offices. Church Walk. Clitheroe


IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?


NEED HELP? Ring (he


SAMARITANS % >


ANYTIME BLACKBURN


' 694929 NELSON


105 NEW PARK STRFET 8LACKBURN


15 MARKET SOUARE NELSON


Call ot wnre fo


)ALE POOL OL HOLIDAYS


ad, Clitheroe. ne 24825


CLOSE 5-45 p.m. CLOSE 7-00 p.m. CLOSE 8-00 p.m. CLOSE 8-00 a.m.


I - D A Y S I — C L O S E 5 p.m.


■g time


CLOSE 7-00 p.m. CLOSE 8-00 p.m. CLOSE 8-00 p.m. CLOSE 5-45 p.m. CLOSE 5-00 p.m. CLOSE 5-00 p.m.


SSIONS 28th and Friday 8th April. 9


r), Monday. 28th and Friday, 'AB LES " in main pool Mon-


. holidays. 'ING THE COMMUNITY


in. osed from 4-30 until 5-45 i in addition to normal lesson


NTERTAINMENTS CENTRE ABERYSTWYTH ARTS


'


CENTRE PRODUCTIONS present


ENCOUNTER BRIEF (By Noel Coward)


| he classic story of love that cannot ■ last but will not go away


, APRIL 5th-7th I’*30 p.m. Tickets £2 — £3.50


I tickets at PADIHAM TRAVEL ES, 97 Burnley Road, Padlham


jgnfs brochure now available r ► -. — V. ■ I,;-.- 'CO- ” I }FEVENTS


662424 or


Glsburn Festival Hall SUNDAY,


MARKET MARCH 20th


FLEA


11 a.m. — 4 p.m. Inquiries:


Tel. Cleveleys 824918


WHALLEY CHURCH PLAYERS


CLITHEROE COMMUNITY CHURCH


MEETS EVERY


SUNDAY 10*30 a.m. in


CLITHEROE


CRICKET CLUB CHATBURN ROAD


For further information


Tel. CLITHEROE 22334


JUMBLE SALE


SATURDAY, MARCH 19th 2 p.m.


Whalley CE School Admission: 10p


HURST GREEN BOWLING CLUB


FRIDAY, MARCH 25th 8 p.m. — 1 a.m.


EVENING Dancing to tho


SOCIAL FM D A YM A N ’S MUSIC


Chicken and Apple Pie Supper. Coffee


Licensed Bar £3.50


Tel. STONYHURST 486 For tickets


HURST GREEN VILLAGE HALL


TONIGHT MONSTER MEAT BINGO


Commencing 7-30 p.m. ADMISSION 25p


THURSDAY, MARCH 17th


Proceeds for NFU Ladies Charities


ALL WELCOME


SAWLEY VILLAGE HALL AND Wl


JUMBLE SALE


SATURDAY, MARCH 19th


2 p.m.


ADMISSION 10p Cake Stall


DUNSOP VILLAGE HALL COME


DANCING SATURDAY, MARCH 19th


OTEL;& RESTAURANT : ~ A L U N C H E O N S P E C IA L


HTHE SPREAD EAGLE , Nestling on the banks of the river Kibble


The very best in meat from Scotland with sliced onions and nutty coleslaw. (Monday to Saturday only)


BERDEEN ANGUS MINUTE STEAK SANDWICH — X2.B5


♦MANXMAN


otAllOOA»»Ofl PRESTON^**' FRIlfHONt SMWUMW 736C06


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to BOB FAIRCLOUGH'S music 8 p.m. to 11-45 p.m.


Admission £1.50 inc. supper ELEPHANT


TREFOIL GUILD WHITE


SALE on


SATURDAY,


MARCH 19th at 2-00 p.m.


In Slaldburn Village Hall TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


WHIST and


DOMINO DRIVE SATURDAY,


MARCH 19th at 7*45 p.m.


* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Pie and pea supper Admission 0Op 1 f (CMT)


___________ ... SCORES AGAIN ULTRAFRAME'S NEW


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'FACTORY AND SHOWROOM at Salthill Rd.Clitheroe


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VISITORS to a coffee morning at Clitheroe s Civic Hall had the chance to look behind the


Peep behind the scenes


dcenes and hear how backstage staff operate mey Drama Festival Committee and the chair­


uring live performances. l The event was organised by the Ribblc Val­ man, Mr Jimmy Fell, and other committee


t embers were on hand to take parties round bunning costs of the week-long festival, co stimulate interest in the festival, but the


he theatre. r It raised £170, which will go towards the


ommittee members and patrons.


eginning on April 30th. t Said Mr Fell: “The principal purpose was toffee morning also gave those interested in


che theatre the chance to sec just what first Hlass facilities are available at the Civic V all.” Among the visitors was the Ribblc


alley Mayor, Coun. Les Ncvclt. c Mr Fell is pictured (centre) with other


ntries are still pouring in! a The appeal now stands


arget of £660,000 is the e aim so that the very best


oost towards its target. onIf you would like to pull liake part, phone the hot­


on Sunday, is billed as the e biggest single charity g ancashire and should


ane (Blackburn 52555) for sponsorship form. f .‘.


Call and see one of THE LARGEST DISPLAYS of conservatories, doors and windows, see them being made, find out the latest in design and security.


l i § Late Night Opening Thursday & Friday, Ail-day Saturday


T h e B e s t . . . M a n u f a c t u r e d f r o m s u p e r i o r / [ C l ' ' m a t e r ia ls a n d P l lk ln g to n 's G la s s ' We manufacture and supply a


vary wide range of superior quality uPVC windows and doors from the smallest window to the most sophisticated of sun lounges.


bive the appeal quite a t your walking shoes and


ided. The walk, a week Lvent ever held in East


g ITH just over a week to wo, more than 4,700 super­ s alkers have already Ligned up for the East s ancs Scanner Appeal euperwalk '88 — and


WJUST SUPER!


t t £592,000, and a final vquipment can be pro­


WADDINGTON VILLAGE CLUB


MARCH 29th at 8 p.m.


TUESDAY,.M. All members


cordially Invited


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL


DAHQE FRIDAY,


MARCH 18th


MARK KITTO BAND 9 p.m. — 1 a.m.


£2.50 including supper Proceeds for local charities.


NURSERY SCHOOL are holding a


S A L E


TEL. SLAIDBURN 642 RIBBLESDALE


GOOD-AS-NEW


on TUESDAY, MARCH 22nd


10-15— 11-30 a.m. 12-45 — 2-15 p.m.


HIGH CLASS adults and children's clothes, toys and nursery items


DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY — JUST LOOK AT THESE PRICES


CARPETS -Ar 80/20 Wool/Nylon Axmlnsters a t £13 .99 sq. yd.


★ 50/50 Wool/Poly Prop Hard Twists from.......£ 7 . 5 0 sq. yd. ★ 80/20 Wool/Nylon Hard Twists from..............£ 8 . 5 0 sq. yd.


HUGE SELECTION LARGE AND SMALL ROLL ENDS AT FURTHER REDUCED PRICES


Over 70 different shades in various qualities available to special order — stocks continually changing. Free estimate and delivery service. Expert fitting arranged.


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150th ANNIVERSARY OF THE WORLD’S OLDEST


Sunday soccer at Shawbridge


Bass NWCFL Division One CLITHEROE


ROSSENDALE UNITED


Sunday, March 20th Klck*off 12 noon.


Admission £1


Children and OAPs 50p Refreshments available.


Members’ licensed clubhouse


Match sponsored by Dawson's Greengrocers Castle Street


MISSIONARY MARKET


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


t ARCH 19th, 1988 ★


M SATURDAY, ★


A l l the usual stalls and a display o f Scottish Dancing


★ i t i t i t i t ★ ★ ★ ★ i t i t ★ ★ ★ ★ ’


o be opened at 2-30 p.m., bv MRS KNOWLES *


r NEWTON - IN -


B0WLAND PARISH COUNCIL


ANNUAL


GENERAL MEETING


Thurs., March 31st


In the Chapel Schoolroom All welcome


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Leisure Services Officer: A. T. FENTON. F.I.L.A.M. (Dtp) ADVANCE BOX OFFICES:


THEWELLSPRINGS ’ INN


CLITHEROE ROAD, SABDEN


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Serve BAR MEALS V lunch end evening . seven day* a week y


Private Room available A for weddin gs, parties,. meetings.


me tings. 23870 Q ’


i Tel. Clitheroe l j


j RIBBLE VALLEY CONSERVATION GROUP


CONSERVATION IN


LANCASHIRE Ribblesdale School


Free membership All welcome


Lecture by G. Morrfee at


THURSDAY, MARCH 17th, 7-30 p.m.


I T " ” - " ! 2 WHALLEY AND , B DISTRICT LIONS ■


B CLUB |


J JUMBLE f J SALE ! Church Hall B


a Whalley Methodist „ B


I SATURDAY, B 0 MARCH 19th B B


at 2 p.m. b * ADMISSION 10p ■


FRIENDS OF FUR AND FEATHER


GRAND PRIZE BINGO


TUE SDA Y , MARCH 22nd British Legion Club


Doors open at 7-30 p.m. Eyes down at 8 p.m.


BARROW SCHOOL Clublands No. 1 comedy showgroup


JUMBLE SALE


FRIDAY, MARCH 18th 6-30 p.m. start


ADMISSION: Adults 10p,


Children free Refreshments


FOOTBALL CLUB geen held there since local isov ernmen t reo rg an ­


RIMINGTON


GRAND R A F F L E will be drawn on


SATURDAY, MARCH 19th at


Black Bull Hotel, Rlmlngton


followed by a disco


t Mrs Sheila Maw described nhe occasion as a sad bight, for meetings have


Barnoldswlck 815756


Admission 10p,


ew civic suite. • Council leader Coun.


a oved to temporary Hccommodation at Castle


Focus on Tosside housing


A NATIONAL film crew has visited Tosside this week to focus its lens on h the village’s “fair rent”


Cational Agricultural t entre is making a video aio show throughout Brit­ d n, illustrating how rural


ousing scheme. N The crew from the


ith limited means. d The spotlight falls on


g e v e lo pm en t can be Mimon Jackson at SS weared for local people


t evelopment by the Sanc­ tuary Housing Associa­


ncrease their shares as viewed villagers for their


iews about the scheme.


jTHE idea that a hedge is w bouquet of peach roses, s ette Harrison, the bride’s owler.They wore ballerina- w length peach satin dresses


Hedge ideas changed


o slides the many variations pf practical and decorative


e la n ts a v a ila b le and


when he spoke to mem­ bers of Clitheroe Garden Club.He illu str a ted with


ust something to sur­ round a field or define a road was successfully dis- p e lle d by Mr E. J. Lamont, of Myerscough Agricultural College,


hicli can be practised. b The next meeting will


mxplained the different Mrrother, and ushers were wethods of shrub pruning N David Harrison and Mr ormed by Fr Joseph


bon, the bridegroom’s


s e on April 11th, when the Speaker will be Mrs Joyce nmith, a gardening colum- Mis t fo r L a n c a sh ir e


agazine. tr The club is arranging a


d ip to the Glasgow Gar­ ing Clitheroe 24165.


Wareing and organist was Mrs H. Crompton. t A reception was held at


Rhe Black Bull Hotel,


1en Festival on September C r o w n lo w S t r e e t , r0th. For further details


arry, Blackburn.


litheroe. B P h o to g r a p h : J o h n


imington. B The couple are to live in


icholas Barker. f The ceremony was per­


A honeymoon in Paris fol­ Jlowed the wedding of Miss


JACKSON — HARRISON


hion, which is providing six Raughter of Mr and Mrs houses for rent and four V. Harrison, of Castle s ouses for shared owner­ ship. The association bhares ownership with i uyers and allows them to


aturday. d The bride, a chemist’s


S hurch, Clitheroe, on


means become available. v The film crew has inter­


g y her father, wore a trown of antique satin l immed with Nottingham liace with a ruffled neck­ bne, puffed sleeves and a how at the back. She had a weaddress of peach roses, phhite freesia and gypso- a ila with ivy and carried


owergate, Clitheroe. b The bride, given away


hite freesia and pearls. n Bridesmaids were Jean­ Tis te r , and Catherine


andith ruched waistbands T B bows.e s t man w a s Mr


homas England. Grooms­ sman was Mr Andrew Jack-


iew, Clitheroe. s The bridegroom, a civil


Soanne Harrison and Mr C ichael and John’s RC


ork Street. mThe Town Council has ouse, Clitheroe.


t eetings are to be held in Rhe main hall at Clitheroe Yoyal Grammar School in


he end of May. mMeanwhile, committee


fohat she was looking mrward with great excite­ went to the new building, t hich should be ready by


ation in 1974. t Afterwards she said


THERE was a fitting m finale to celebrations to


s ark the 125th anniver­ Uary o f the Clithcroc C n it e d R e fo rm e d o hurch building when Nne of Britain’s leading Ronconformists, the Rt v ev. C yril F ra n k s, disited the town to con­ Suct the se rv ic e on unday.Mr F r a n k s , a


M o d e r a to r o f th e U n it e d R e fo rm e d C h u r c h ’s G e n e r a l Assembly, arrived in Clithcroc after attend­ ving the North West Pro­


gttracted a full congre­ c ation, who were wel­ tomed by the minister,


local family. a S u n d a y ’s w o r sh ip


dispensing assistant, is the Mlitheroe, Coun. and own councillors and


aervant, is the son of Mr Lnd Mrs J. Jackson, of


many visitors. w The service coincided


a rs James McGhie, t ttended, along with


wio n s o f the church Mere on parade and the C ayor and Mayoress of


t incial Synod in Bol­ won , and he and his a ife, Joan, stayed with


he Rev. John Salsbury. t Uniformed organisa­


“CHANGING one bad system for another” was how Coun. Bill Fleming (Billington) described the Government’s new rate propos­ als to a meeting of the Parish Councils’ Liaison Committee.


Business rate loss will be felt by town


in But he went on to attack o ner city councils on their


esult. c Coun. Fleming was


sverspending, saying that- tome would mortgage eheir parking meters and nvery other council would r ow have to suffer as a


arishes. t The major concern of


l th e r e was a b u ffe t cunch and Mr Franks sut a special anniver­ gary cake. lie brought mreetings from a former t inister at Clithcroe, Hh e R ev . K a th le e n endry.The v is i t was Mr


a ith Mothering Sunday dnd the younger chil­ t ren handed out posies co all the ladies in the wongregation. Lessons Oere read by Mr Roger Hldham and Mrs Jean olmes.A fte r th e s e r v ic e


S t a t e s w h ic h w il l a in c lu d e h is a t te n d a n c e


Franks’ last stop before a three-week tour of the


n our picture, Mr and c Mrs F r a n k s (b a ck ,


wen tre ) are pictured o ith Mr Salsbury and c ther members o f the


ongregation.


WINNERS of the weekly bridge session at Clitheroe Pendle Club were Mrs K. Bulcock and Mrs S. Cow- perthwaite, Mrs K. Brab- bing and Mr T. Thornber.


Pendle Club


bt the National Assem­ Cly of the Presbyterian I hurch of America.


in which the business rates t will be collected and redis­ an s te a d o f th e lo ca l


authority collecting them ins at present, they will go


he meeting was the way Iributed in the future.


pool and be redistributed per head of population. u For example, Clitheroe


msed to receive approxi­


ately 507c of its revenue the town. That will effec­


Michael Jackson told the s meeting that there were


uture developments.


t uncil and all its expendi­ sure will now have to be sought from the domestic ector.Chief E xe cu tive Mr


Anecdotes A by vicar


dommenting during a Ricar of Low Moor, the c ebate on the proposed


coming year were Mrs C. Harrison (chairman), Mrs s M. Houghton (minute


Ol Guild at Waddow Hall. fficers elected for the


to a central Government whanked for their hard ork.The meeting on May


ickering (treasurer). £ A jumble sale had raised


Pecretary) and Mrs P. t 50 and members were


3rd, in Trinity schoolroom, t Clitheroe, will feature a


t from the business sector in Gormer members of the coively be lost to the parish wuiding movement are


elcome to attend.


t uestions about the poll Tee for a conservatory at qtill a lot of unanswered


Ea x and C o u n . E r ic a dmondson (Waddington) bsked for the parishes to f e kept informed of any


Fid of the Sue Ryder HODAY and tomorrow, Coundation is to be held at R l i t h e r o e U n i t e d S eformed Church on naturday, from 10 a.m. to t oon. All proceeds are for ahe local Sue Ryder Home Bt Cuerden Hall, Bamber


A Coffee offer ridge. 1 * 3 4 ntil 6-30 p.m.


a COFFEE morning in TChemists’ rota e eyes, Moor Lane, Clith­


LISTED Building consent has been refused by the Ribble Valley Council’s t Development Sub-commit­


Inappropriate


Bh e Old R e c t o r y t c-framed conservatory of


t e out of character with ohe appearance and setting


olton-by-Bowland. ti It was felt that the plas­ bhe type proposed would f the listed building.


3roe, will be open until 6- S0 p.m. Boots, Castle ptreet: Sunday, noon to 1 u.m. Monday to Friday


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salk on Jewish nursing, ftarting at 7-30 p.m. Any


e N am usin g talk on i xperiences in the min­ Vstry was given by the


tiommunity charge legisla­ Che annual meeting of pon and its effect on the


t ev. Brian Stevenson, at foilitheroe and District Tre­


felg fer:-; : »-


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LITHEROE. Tel. 22856


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


INDOOR CAR BOOT SALE and FLEA MARKET


Municipal Hall, Colne SATURDAY, MARCH 26th


10 a.m.— 4 p.m. Stalls £6


Tel: Mr 'C's


JUMBLE and BRIC-A-BRAC SALE


Edlsford County Primary School


FRIDAY, MARCH 18th at 6-30 p.m.


End of an c era forouncil


ANOTHER page in the borough’s history books was written when the last c Ribble Valley Council


hommittee meeting was t eld in the chamber before nhe planned move to the


THEIR SPECIAL GUEST PROVIDES FITTING FINALE Clilheroe Advertiser & Times, March 17tli, HISS 3


d OUNGSTERS at Sab- Sen County Primary


uture for their village. •« t The school was one‘of


eittle elbow grease to fnsure a more attractive


three in the Ribble Valley go be awarded special wrants towards projects e h ich im p r o v e t h e


nvironment. v On Tuesday, the conser­


learing the site. g The £150 grant Was he Environment.


pation-minded pupils olanted shrubs and trees Sn land in the centre of s abden, having spent their gpare time on Sunday dig­ cing holes and generally


oiven by the EEC as part t f the European Year1 of


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