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Times, March J 7th, 1988 5


Here’s my card we are


FIRM S OPENING WAS ON CUE at Your Service


YOU . . . can rest assured, because WE all believe in providing good, “old _t


I fashioned,” professional services at a fair p! price, carried out at your convenience, quickly and efficiently


Clitheroe 22321, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Clitheroe 22321, (Editor


t mbrose Church, Grindle­ aon, starts at 9-15 a.m. and all are welcome to r tte n d . A fte rw a rd s s efreshments will be


children, staff and families of Grindleton and Bolton- by-Bowland CE schools. A The s e r v ic e , in St


erved in the school hall. Elderly invited


W from 2-30 p.m. next t ednesday, should phone ehe head teacher (Clith­ mroe 41257). Arrange- I tr ents can be made for I


ansport.


inight hand to good use — Clitheroc on Friday


SNOOKER champion r Dennis Taylor put his


EVEREST DOUBLE g l a z in g


Patio Doors


Home improvement Loans available. For free quotation ring.


10 ysar guarantee Mr Hartley on COLNE 865452


| Old mantel, mill and long case clocks r repaired and


B U X L p i N G cN E E D S


Ladders, llepslevc — Urainvc System. c W o l l ■ Marley Rainwater -T i iC l '


ools, Younpnan a (ioods. Teiepnone: y-u n ne ,* couo*Jj*J3i V I D E O a E N T A L S DEO from c12 ;ff p“ r month t ANE UNO Tel. 22683 VALLEY


FJSSSSS^^- SINGER


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PETER A. HIGHAM


Heating Repairs and Installations


Plumbing and


planning SERVICES


xtensions, alieta-


ioinery wotV. Free s and surveys.


and building regu- awings submitted authorities.


JRK TOO SMALL


r.i.phon*: 1EROE 22643


1/2 P R IC E SERVICE OFFER


£ 7 .5 0


I Any make of machine Contact your locat


Singer agent night or day


home furnishings 1 LOW2rT9e f 2 2 C


856h e r ° e


R E P A IR S | EVER YDA Y ITEMS


pans flex renewal


hand tools prams [ knife sharpening


AALMOST LITHEROE 271


NYTHING C Tel. JOHN,


HCYRILOOLEY Ex-Hoover service engineer


S T E P H E N I N G H A M


PAINTING and d e c o r a t in g


FREE ESTIMATES


57WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE Tel. 22023


AUTHORISED


HOOVER SERVICE


Repairs,


Reconditioning anil Service of


APPLIANCES HOOVER CUT OUT THIS KEEP FOR FUTURE


“ f #R E K L E IG H T V R E N T A L S


N0 DEPOSIT tv r e n t a l s MSB arin-FST Remote cio-sn p«.


4 stl*reburn Avenue, Clitheroe Telephone 24168.


e o 2nirfr!fcXel f ,ext’ Remote .g. 20in TV E7.00 per Cal. Month


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Discount for Annual Payment TV Repairs, ex-Rentals for ■sale


AND kettles I m Clitheroe 24947 Telephone:


Prompt attention to emergency calls


P .J IA S L A M Painter


and Decorator


Home and Industrial


For estlmates telephone


clitheroe 25595


waJ-l b a n k AERIALS


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AurHomr,EiffOCAL EstiMshcdtswus


p,omp| Attention Folly Insured T°t whauEY2165


★ A rr r p ie rc in g } O f f ! r n i ’


* v Z Z Z T k r ^ f C‘M "rp'"’"'c n'>rl glass h ire — Telephone: 22626


CONERON & LEEIUIIMf' 17/19 mot


or lane, CLITHEROE v and ^ decorator •“ Free esflmafes


i ^ Ct,THEftOE


25473


Free collection and \ delivery service


Tel: 0772-686812 0772-682516


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B R * C K L A Y L „ availZ e^ i T r rk


T e ,m P a « * ih am 7 8 3 2 4


(experience i MOTOR


years j


insurance Sensible prices


Rt a n d l S T i l e s , Tools, etc, etc Stockists of lilac'' T& Decker l’owcr


| 23416


CLOCKS pS econditioned


J.B.ASPDEN CLITHEItOE fifp 0


v


TREVOR-JONES Painting


TIM


DECORATING Ring:


CLITHEROE 25281


m took the opportunity to meet Dennis when he


a d e a g u e s t


uPVC and Aluminium Windows and uPVCDoors Secondary Glazing,


I Lao KLLED ° ° r


Free Estimates Tel. Clitheroe 26496


Painter and Decorator


tut-Peu" Toppcn • fcog and toosefoads c^r


‘Zsttssse * Storage • House clearances ,


DISTANCE No Object / » « * • « * •


L°utJs a a i f f l i 1 ‘


___^Qlsbornsw °f move it


e • Cj/theroe 2753c „


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’if Cc u r u ^ Kenne’1y OTHEROE 27822


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H£ /nter and Oea'orator - ?a,ea S,ima,Bs


rentation and Mr Mitchell wept busy away from t eceived the award from mhere customers could ask fhe Lord Mayor. He pro­ pessed himself extremely


Yroup’s Railway of the s London for the prize pre­


ear competition. Officials travelled to


yeturned from spending a t ear Down Under on a Seaching exchange in New f outh Wales. He was a sounder member of the foo c ie t y when it was t rmed in 19G2 and is only the fourth chairman in ail


hat time.


guest house LOCAL farming couple g Frank and Lilian Har­


Top rating for Langho


f reaves, who have diversi­ tied their business by hurning to the hotel trade, bave won a top rating in a


a t present, over 30 part Mhalley” to the Rev. John end full-time sta ff are Haster Whalley, of Clerl tomployed and Frank hopes


atandard of hospitality, food,ttractive interior, good and comfort, good value A scenic surroundings.


This year — from 12 to 27. mxactly how old wc had no c here are also plans for a qonference centre and ban­


ahe number of rooms avail­ wlways known that this tble is to more than double


t currently being built and A expand even further. ueting hall.


II FOOTBALL crazy Chat- ! burn duo Bernard Mars- : den and Martin Dugdale s are looking forward to ’ trong support at their


A 24-hour marathon


Btop session, in aid of Rjackburn Rovers FC’s t iverside stand appeal, is Ho be held at the Black C orse, Pimlico Road,


litheroc, from 1 p.m.


eek on Saturday. s The challenging non­


new entry point is


e a v e k n o w n it , t h e hxterior walls of the house dave been cement-ren­ pered and recently the hresent owners decided to r a v e th e r e n d o r in g cemoved and exciting dis­


is last couple of weeks. h For years, ever since we


s gruelling 24-hour spon­ mAt intervals of approxi­ wored pool marathon a


With the cement removed, what can we see?


e eight, the protruding ands o f oak beams —


o from this? Surely that, briginally, this was a tim­


er-framed house. Cottam


vncient oak beams — are isible.Now what do we infer


overies have been made.


g ately two fe e t from hround level to almost roof


BOUNDARY MILL SHOP BURNLEY ROAD, COLNE, LANCS. Opening Hours: Tel: Colne 865229 Monday to Friday . - 10.00a.m. to6.00p.m.:-i


Saturday - 10.00 a m. to 5.00p.m.


FROM CISBU RH™ ™ SKIPT^ :k E ,G H L 0EV E53


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BARROVyfeRD-^ ^ C° LNE nou fci-w' . /


EROM NELSON BlACKBURRdAa


rtROM BURNLEY


e as a pretty old house hut theans of telling — until


a ill, and now we are ahis h isto ry , we have


lmost up to date. t Obviously, in view of


impressed the author with sts individuality, high


ales. i T h e g u e s t h o u s e


oouses, farms and guesth­ Wuses in England and


t what’s best in modera­ whe north aisle, worked hely priced inns, country


y Elizabeth Gundrey. toThe book acts as a guide


bng off the Beaten Track,”


g uotas, have had their t uest house included in ihe 1988 edition of “Stay­


wold Farm Hotel, Langho, who decided to diversify b hen d a iry fa rm ing became less profitable qecause of planned milk


he Grammar School: was o indeed, the “Mr Whalley


d 30s Adam left his home “escribed in his will as Wmy Gothic cottage in


f his day. 19On his death in the


est-selling guide. F The couple, of Mytton


Smithy Row, is head of geography at Stonyhurst r C ollege and re c en tly


overy weekend through­ wut the year, even in the worst snows of a Pennine a inter, using operating t nd station staff drawn votally from the unpaid polunteer members of the threservation societyand i at makes me very proud ndeed.”Mr Mitchell (45), of


what, for the last 20 years, s e have operated a full- eize standard gauge line


leased. t “Our achievement is


ven answer the phone!”


l istory — a “new” piece of socal history — which I


TO fully appreciate the h fascinating, piece of local


bmbossed immediately below the roof is that of a y adger and that for many Hears this was the Dower Bouse of the Braddylls of t rockhall, descendants of whe same John Braddyll


c ith Dr Whitaker in the i ollection of monies to wnstall the armorial east t indow, was a governor of


she 18th century, this hame house became the g ome of Adam Cottam, gentleman, perhaps the locreatest of our old-time t al benefactors. He built hhe Station Road Alms­ f ouses, bought the organ por the Parish Church, provided the Northcote Gainting “Christ in the t arden,” which hangs in


ortfield. So far so good. t Now towards the end of


aook up residence at the i bbey and Braddyll, tak­ tng stone from the monas­ Pery, built himself a hall at


ollowing the Dissolution. t In due course Assheton


Ahe estates of Whalley f bbey from the Crown


h o , to g e th e r w i t h t Richard Assheton, bought


t iously that the quaint lit­ ele fig u r e c e n t r a lly


enly, as “Pig Cottage.” v I have pointed out pre­


Lhe juncture of Wiswell t ane and Clitheroe Road nhere stands the rather l ice old house known kocally, and quite mista­


umber of past occasions. t You will know that at


ihall be telling you today, tot is necessary that 1 recall h your minds matters we nave chatted about on a


ruperb achievements in G runner-up in Ian Allan


andestoration, preservation Ahe East Lanes Scanner is operation, the railway


on Society. s Thanks to the society’s


lat was ‘no-talk’, ” she baughed. “But it wasn’t too k d at work because I was


e e anything. I couldn’t Living and learning


Whalley Window


Glopaedia, the period of c othic architecture in this 1ountry lasted till around 551).Braddyll bought his land and built his hall in the


described his house as “my Gothic cottage.” c According to my ency­


t1550s, so what more likely Dhan that he built his s ower House around the same time, probably with stone taken from the same aource, for the abbey was


t rovided, it is reasonable to assume that “the cot­ tage,” greatly altered in dhe intervening years, tuates from the Hit'll cen­ I ry. It is much older than fo and other local historians


pretty big place. p With the evidence now


rmerly thought. We live and learn. ,|j .\


isrganisations whose work t connected with that- of dhe Samaritans — confi­ cidential help for the sui­ i al and despairing — are


iddle. o R e p r e s e n ta tiv e s of


nvited to attend. nunmiii.... ............... in..........mi


t amaritans are' holding Their annual meeting next a hursday. Guest speaker Pt their centre in New wark Street, Blackburn, B ill be the Mayor of Llackburn, Coun. Sylvia


MEMBERS of the Black­ burn, Hyndburn and Rib- S ble Valley branch of the


Samaritans


c orth Valley Railway, as Brospect, a pizza-maker at tihairman of its Preserva­


bected a top award on Wehalf of the Keighley and


HURST GREEN rail buff l Graham Mitchell has col­


Proud day r l forocalail buff


ppeal. i “Instead of ‘no-smoke’,


a ooths supermarket, man­ qged to keep completely huiet for seven whole t ours, raising £52.75 for


ilence for charity! P Janine (17), of Bolland


f signing autographs or fans!More than 300 people


weremony, Dennis ans­ v ered questions from


rame’s new showrooms c After the open in g i s i t o r s a b o u t h is


cappearance at the offi­ f ial opening of Ultra­


ROUND AND^VBOUT ssnooker career and then


tat down for a mara­ shon autographing ses­ bion. He was introduced Ay managing director wir John Lancaster,


ho pointed out that


JFOR Clitheroe chatterbox Nanine Cutler, National q o Smoking Day posed c uite a challenge — for the shirpy teenager doesn’t tmoke and decided instead so keep a spon so red


CHATTERBOX IS SILENCED


or Thomas Ansbro. o Dennis has recently ooms in Blackburn.


bpened the Clitheroe- r ased firm’s new show­


athe snooker player was t friend of fellow direc­


The uI’VC window ,und door m an u fa c tu r e r s f have a (iO-strong work­


lackburn. a Dennis is pictured unters.


Iorce in Clitheroe and B 0 e in p 1 o y c o s ' in


mfter the opening cere­ h ony with autograph


o Scholars were in charge jl g f skill and gue ssin g J pames and Sarah Bolton J wresented Miss Bailey -I Aith a box of chocolates. s fterno on teas were


bare boards only.” I erved.


s animously that no action ahould be taken, so the application was neither thccepted or rejected and r ere was no need to cor­ Vespond with the Ribble c alley Council on the out­ i ome of the special meet­


age’s Back Lane. unThe parish council voted


ng held.


bookery attracted 27 mem­ Ters to Grindleton WI. Nhe speak e r, Mrs B. Mowell, was thanked by


Theatre trip c A talk on wholefood


cileport of the annua! coun­ w meeting and social time was spent playing a quiz Bhich was won by Miss M. tionrennand. The competi­ w for a vegetarian dish


as won by Mrs H. Read. mHostesses for the April


dmondson. Chatburn


Furn Methodist Women’s Bellowship was Mr Rex j rindle, of Settle, his sub­ tion."ect being “I am the Crea­ s Mrs L. Grant-Town- Rend presided and Mrs p uth Hudson was the wianist. Refreshments mere served by committee


Creation b The speaker at Chat-


embers.


family service at Chatburn c Methodist Church was


Baptism The Mothering Sunday


raeme Halls. A He b ap tised James


Philip and Stephanie Ire­ land. Sunday School schol­ ars presented flowers to al their mothers and cards to


Gonducted by the Rev. nthony Ireland, son of


a g for the Junior Mission­ s ry Association were pre­


tion.l ladies in the congrega­ inCertificates for collect­


Kathryn Wilkinson. s Special choruses were


Sented to Naomi Kennedy, a r a h T u p lin g and


ar) and Peter Tupling (drums).The collection was taken up by Howard Jackson, Stephen Townson, Naomi t Kennedy and Helen Bat-


Mersby. The organist was r Clifford Johnson.


Commissioned bra d There was a good atten- gntj


J Mothers” Union and Mrs Lo banean Price carried the MU san


nrolling member of the ner.


The choir performed the Fr; (Ln


bt Christ Church, Chat- ser c um. The Rev. W. Drain corj Dom m is s io n e d Mrs sp e o r o th y B r ew e r as “Oil


vance at the morning ser- Toj aice for Mothering Sunday pN


dii|


Acdaolll bv|


b \] Sal


b>l U(|


& Ml


Cr1 othlnl acJ


mung to the accompani­ uenlplR:l (pent of Jane Olaham (oriano), Philip Wilkinson t gan), Roy Porter (gui­


Cal oedisfrnl


C eeting will be Mrs R. B.ann, Mrs G. Moir, Mrs E Horsfield and Mrs K.


ower hall. A flower festi­ val and fun day is to be held at Hoghton Towers on August 13th and 14th. r Mrs A. Riley gave a


Misited the Opera House, F anchester, to see “My a a ir L a d y .” It was Mnnounced that the WI T arket will reopen next Cuesday, at 10-30 p.m, in l litheroe Parish Church


rs F. Pye. v M emb e rs r e c e n tly


a llors are anxious to settle any misunderstandings tibout a planning applica­ l on for the barn in the vil­


No action ci Grindleton parish coun­


was guide dog “Tara” who, I Cith her owner Miss I e hristine Bailey, of Clith- J eroe, opened the annual 1 avent. There was a large -I btten d a n c e of ea g e r J puyers and gift, cake and J “roduce stalls were soon 1


Bational Institute for the 1 w The star of the show ]


Marity sale at Grindleton ] raethodist Sunday School ] N ised £200 for the Roval


lind. j


Lens as the culmination of I s enten services. Anv j aenior citizens wishing to bttend the event, which is I halleing held in the school 1


Children and staff of Grindleton CE School will z be entertaining senior citi- I


I


For the blind I chA highly successful J


Joint service t Next Tuesday there is


Grindleton I o be a joint service for


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