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Cl it heme 22321, (Editorial,), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) AND PHOT-OS AS ALL ROADS TERTNG THL OROwDS TO OLITHEROE t m SL entering the courtyard The ,.ain held off> all bar d Nigel Connah, of Cab°°- a few Sp0ts at 1-30 p.m.
inite, they took over the Ice, extending their |e stall into a pavement |e. which proved very Imlar and doubled their Id-raising. Ironically, the council |i its own stall resited on day. The hamburger
adjacent stallholder I bached out at the last
I plier using the occasion I commercial gain, but king major had gone
I val of the steel band, one local ice-cream
I “show. I"he shopkeeper claimed stocks were blocking entrance to the court- I d and that water from
Ire annoyed when a J’pkeeper in St Anne’s Iurtvard complained out th e i r s to c k s
able Valley Rotaract
l:ng sponges aimed at 1 dims" was deterring ential customers from
yy said there were, as al. some minor prob- is such as the late
,■ ev en t had gone oothly. on the whole,
inonic Steel Hand, ayre organisers felt
ie and Co, said lus was an(] a few more 2-30
one ol six shops in the p.m., only the latter ease courtyard which suffered being serious enough to loss of business during the force a fc lay re, whereas the court yard had been filled with people at the same time last year. He added: “The people
s h e l t e r s fo r a few moments.
running the stocks were blocking a main thorough fare.’’ He raised the issue with
| l. near the Castle Gate,1 ! to be moved a few feet • ways to make room for Holsover School Pan-
from the entrance to the courtyard. Trinity Youth Centre
few people into
the Heritage Fayre com mittee, which asked _
Rotaract to move its sover School Panharmonic toeks a few feet away steet Band at Castle Gate
I mg. Ilowever. members of
was a little annoyed after being assured by the Heri tage Fayre committee that there was no other stall holder providing clown face-painting only to find on the day there was, and that the competing stall holder, Lancashire Netball Association, was using the King Street site Trinity had had for the same stall last year! The clash was a minor
ments proved popular. Children seemed mes merised by the Crazy Bears shows in York Street while people of all ages enjoyed the River side Jazzmen and the Bol-
The public entertain __...................
as well as the Clitheroe Caledonians and the Clith eroe and Barnoldswick Ju
jitsu Club in King Street. There was plenty of
band music, too, with the Slaidburn Silver Band
leading the procession to Castle Gate for the morn ing’s official opening while the Onwards Salvation Army Band played in King Street in the afternoon.
judge at the time, the day had attracted well over 20,000 — about the same as last year.
As far as anyone could
increased takings, others said the day yielded less, but the public seemed to enjoy themselves.
Some stalls reported SS. 4 f
issue, stressed a Trinity spokesman, but the youth centre would have pro vided another type of stall if members had known what was going to happen. As it was, Trinity mem bers providedother attrac tions further up York Street, and their street entertainment included fire-eater Mark Butter f ield, who did well although he had never tackled such a s tu n t before!
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WINNER of the best stall: Victoria Hotel regulars who raised money lor I’cnd- lebury Children’s Hospital with their human fruit machine game
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