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Contact: CLITHEROE


VERTISER & TIMES ing Street, Clitheroe


Tel. 24804/22323


uity Silver Jubilee Cele- ms. Rainbow Marke t.


•heroe area. WI Show, St an stiue's KC H iy h (jol, Billimituu. DAY 18th JUNE. Whal- & D is tr ic t Lions Club, dicvul Fair. For d e ta ils


URDAY. K ith A u u u s t,


. stalls. Tel. Ron Aspden Great Harwood 884 1 12.


>347.£ 9th JULY, c; ousuaryh L o n y r id ye Ay r i c u lt lira l >w. For details Tel. Mrs Thompson 0254 878345.


id. Uo rston. i D A Y . JU NE 18 th . tiille v Manor open day. j u i r i e s A c c r i n y t o n


DAY. JUNE 18th. Sham vo r ot W o rs to n ’ s M id - e r Madness. Ca l f ' s


URDAY, AUGUST 19th, ta l Cr af t s F a ir . West t d f o r d I’ l. iy in ! ! F ie ld s lume me nt Comm it tee. U R D A Y . JUNE 1 7 th .


tcc t • it 11; In n . l-'ence. i t r i but ions o r c iu ju ir ie s . Ciislnirn 34 I . E 24th and 25th. West vllord V illiitic Sports Day ureut duck race.


UST 3rd, 1989. Auction id o f Diiibetes. 7-30p.m.


Burnley


M i e H E E E Q H Arts and Entertainments Centre


PARCADE SWAN opular close harmony trio


Sunday June 11th -8 p.m. Tickets £4


THE REAL SOUNDS OF AFRICA


Dynamic 12 piece band from Zimbabwe


Wednesday June 14th - 8 p.m. Tickets £5


(£4 before day of concert) Free Lunchtime Jazz


LES ALLEN BAND


From 12.30 p.m. GARBUTT VIN


A bit serious, a bit funny, a bit good.


Sunday June 18th - 8 p.m.


Tickets £4 g?


j Km#** © Six great shows fo r^


children F 3, Every week from July 5th


MUSIC WITH THE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED A two day course for family, friends and care staff


June 20tn and July 18tn -10 a.m. - Cost £10 Manchester Road, Burnley. Tel - 30055


PHIL MCINTYRE PRESENTS M ^ AYALL R IK


PLUS GUEST ANDY


DE LA TOUR


COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


Friday June 16th Tickets £6.00 available from


COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL BOX OFFICETel: 864721


HODDER VALLEY FOXHOUNDS


GRAND


WADDINGT0N FELL (Opp. Moorcock Inn)


CAR BOOT SALE


SUNDAY 11TH, JUNE —9a.m. £5 per car — Pay on day


Enquiries Ring Gisburn 473


COLLECTORS’ MARKET . AND CAR BOOT SALE 500 Drive-In Undercover Spaces at the NEW CLITHEROE


GIANT INDOOR LANCASHIRE Every Sunday 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.


AUCTION MART (Clitheroe North turn off A59)


Bring your own stall £6 © Use one o f ours, only £8


Clear your garage, loft or lounge — everyone welcome from 8 a.m.


TEL. HOYLE’S (0253) 725788 or 720825


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RIDAY, JUNE 9th and ATURDAY, JUNE 10th


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Mus JOHNY CAS30N (Ciubiands No. 1 comedian)


EDNESDAY, JUNE 14th


UDGING OF THE ACCRINGTON


rise nofe doors open 8-30 p.m. 1st ■at judging approx. 9 p.m. Be early to avoid disappointment


IGH JINKS


•e admission Wednesday only when dining in the carvery


★ LOUNGE BAR ★ SATURDAYS


DAVE RUSSELL ENTERTAINS


Vhy not book a meal in the rvery and reserve a table In the Cabaret Room


>om available for private hire. Weddings, etc. catered for


S u p p o r te d b y th e C l i th e r o e A d v e r t is e r ,


HERITAGE FAIRS PRESENT


GRAND CRAFT FAIR


round 30 stands of fine craft within the splendid setting of he RIVERSIDE CLUB (De Tabley Restaurant) Nr


tibchester 1Vz miles off A59 on B6245.


SUNDAY JUNE 11th


imple parking, refreshments available


Details Heritage fairs Tel. 0282 844037


R ib b le sd a le R o ta r y C lu b , C l i th e r o e R o ta r y C lu b , C l i th e r o e L io n s , C l i th e r o e R o u n d


T a b le , C l i th e r o e R o ta ra c t , R o e f ie ld A p p e a l a n d T h e C a l f s H e a d , from ' l l a.m. to 4 p.m.


SUNDAY, JUNE 18th, 1989.


in th e G a rd en s , C a lf s H e a d H o t e l , W o r s to n . A m p le car p a r k in g p r o v id e d .


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ycA-C6 > &VfAG Guess the weight o f the bull.


ARM WRESTLING FORTUNE TELLER


DOMINO COMPETITION JESTER


BARREL OF BEER - a t o n e old p e n n y p e r p in t .


- o n ly w h i le i t la s ts - b r in g y o u r o ld p e n n y w i th y o u .


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able places for hip! June only.


5/24472 Trial


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Special Town Crier to proclaim your Father's Day message. ALL PROCEEDS TO LOCAL CHARITY


RNIVAL QUEEN Special Guests


C o m e a n d e n j o y a g r e a t d a y w i t h t h e 'S h a m ' M a y o r o f W o r s t o n ' s


MID-SUMMER RESTAURANT


STARKIE ARMS COURTYARD, CASTLE ST., CLITHEROE


EXTENSIVE A LA CARTE MENU SERVED EVERY EVENING 7.00 p.m. - 9.30 p.m.


Clitheroe 22550,V*j; - -


COTTON TREE AUCTIONS Trawden


(Under new Ownership)


SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ' 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. Every Week


GIANT FLEA MARKET


Now accepting goods (or our monthly auction


Ring Colne 870607 OR CALL AT THE MILL


HAWORTH SUNDAY MARKET


BOOT SALE For a good day out


and CAR


Jumping castle for the kids and lots of bargains for the family.


Tel. Haworth 42652 or Keighley 610242


LOYOLA CUB SCOUTS


JUMBLE SALE Saturday June 10th


2 p.m. AT


St. Michael 8. St. John’s


Social Centre, Lowergate


Admission 20p Including Tea & Biscuits


THIS SUNDAY, JUNE 11th -


10-30 a.m. — 4 p.m.'


■ (Burnley.Eootball Club) r Turf Moor, Brunshaw Road


- at the CENTRE SPOT ■


Trans Pennine Fairs • 0532-892087


KINGS ARMS BAWDLANDS


CAR BOOT SALE


Sunday 11th June, 1989 10 a.m. — 4 p.m. Stalls £4.00 each


No booking required For details


Tel. Clitheroe 28306


CAR BOOT SALE


Langroyd Hall, Colne


Sunday, June 11th 10 a.m. — 3-30 p.m.


£5 per car No New Goods


Bamoldswlck 815756


No Bookings — just turn up Inquiries and advice Tel. Mr 'C's


FEDERATION OF Y.FC’s “COUNTRYFAYRE”


In the grounds of Abbeystead Hall (Through the Trough of


Bowland, or M6 Junction 33) Sunday 11th June,


1-30 p.m. — 4.30 p.m.


Admission 50p (Everybody)


ALTHOUGH there were not as many contestants as usual in the Grindleton sports day fancy dress competition, the quality


but demanding task of judging the colourful entries were village couple E d d ie and J o a n n e Carolan. Once again Slaidburn


was excellent. Taking on the pleasant,


attractedbrisk trade ami the sunny afternoon kepi ice-cream seller Tony Hut­ chinson busy. Meanwhile, the competition to guess the weight of the cheese a l s o d r ew m a n y contestants. Grindleton FC ran a


The tombola s ta l l


Silver Band led the pro­ cession of monsters and animals through the vil­ lage to the playing fields where the judging and races took place. There were long queues


| ' i .


and Vicky .josenn li


/ . .. ...■ivking. Alison Smalley — :y l.each ami i«..An Cm . J l i i l l


TowJur, Matthew Cowking and John Dilworth, James Podevyn and Sam Harrison. Novelty. 3 and under: Mixed


Bob...jon. Hoys — ami Janies


football scoring game, and afternoon teas served in the schoolhall proved very


—John Bolton, Gemma Meyler, Ryan Fawcett. 4 years: Mixed — Emma F ie ld in g , Raul Altham, Ryan Harrison. 5 years: Mixed — Paul Parking- ton, Amy Powell, Adam Mellin. Egg and spoon. 5 and under:


popular. The draw for the bumper raffle was made by Sian Morris and prizes were presented by Mr and Mrs D. Carney. During the hustle and


of tiny tots for this year’s new attraction — a bounc­ ing cottage — and the dif­ ficult task of keeping jumping children in order was undertaken by the vicar, Fr Trevor Vaughan, and his wife Ann, who did a wonderful job.


. Fancy dress: 3 and under — joint 1, Ian Hopkinson (rabbit)


i Results


I and Rachel Mellin (tiger). 4-6 — Am Mellin (Frankenstein), Mar-


I tin Podevyn (crocodile), Clare I Rowntree (Peter Rabbit). I 7-10 _ Marie Aspin (Monster


I Munch), Marie, Sam and Clare I Harrison (Jolly Green Giant), I Bridget Cann (green donkey). 11-16 — Gina Brown (cat). Flat races. 2 and under:


Mixed — James Driver, Clare


Eloise Cowking, Vicky Leach. Men’s: Dylan Morris.John Field­


Ladies’ race: D. Gibson, Adult sports


ing, William .Mellin. Wheelbarrow. Mr ami Mrs


Jennifer Harrison, Carol Mellin. T hree- legged. Matthew


Gibson, Steven Bialeeki and Fiona Burdett, William Mellin and Jennifer Hogg. Musical arms. Helen .Meyler,


Cowking and Vicky Leach, Mr and Mrs Harrison, Robert Par kintun and Jennifer Hogg. Long distance. Under 30:


Podevyn, Marie Harrison. 10-11: Mixed


bustle of the races and competitions Slaidburn Silver Band played a selection of tunes to add to the atmosphere of the afternoon. Grindleton recreation


114,.ww Matthew Cowking, Alison Sma lley , Laurie Harrison. Obstacle. Girls — Kelly Har­


leeki, Margaret Hogg, Ruth Cann.Welly throwing. Ladies — D.


rison, Susie Fenton, Marie Har­ rison. Boys — James Driver, Matthew Cowking, Joseph


— Joseph Harrison, Ivan Tay­ lor, Nick Owen.


Harrison. Throwing cricket ball. Boys


ground charity will benefit from the proceeds of the day to the tune of £490


Ladies treasure hunt. Jo Bia­ ..... ln


Gibson, L. Stoddart. Men — Joseph Harrison, Alan Meyler. Egg throwing. Tony Hutchin­


son and Dvlan Morris. Our picture shows animal and


j'ined £100 for assaulting wife


WHEN a man went round to see his estranged wife, an argument developed and he ended up assaulting her, told. As a result, Jack Roper


th e tow n ’s m a g i s t r a te s w e re


Mixed — Gemma Meyler, Ryan Fawcett, Simon Melhn.3 years: Mixed — John Bolton, Stephen Payne, Nik Hodgson. 4 years: Mixed — Ryan Harrison, Emma Fielding, Paul Altham. 5 years: Mixed — Paul Parkington, Beverley Gibson, Christopher


Otwyn. 6-7: Girls — Kelly Harrison,


| Fielding. 8-9: Girls — Marie Aspin, Marie Harrison, Ann Rowntree. Boys — James Pode­ vyn, Christopher Lceming. S 10-11: Girls — Susie Fenton,


Clare Ha r riso n , Lindsey Creighton. Boys — James Driver, Martin Podevyn, Scott


1 Boys — Joseph Harrison, Matthew Cowking, Laurie


(31), of Wilson Street, Clitheroe, was fined £100 after pleading guilty to assaulting LesleyYvonne Roper, causing actual


her husband, p a r tly because she took exception to the fact that he went for a drink after he finished work at the cement works. Mr Parkinson said that


bodily harm. Roper was ordered to


jay £75 compensation to lis wife, and £20 costs. He agreed to be bound over to keep the peace for one year in the sum of £200. Miss Lesley Rossall,


arah. Bolton. 12-15:-Girls - V i c k y Leach, Alison Smalley.


I Harrison. Part sack. 6-7: Girls — Clare


Harrison, Kelly Harrison, Lind­ sey Creighton. Boys — James Driver, Malcolm Gibson, Martin


. Smalley, Vicky Leach. Boys — James Towler, Joseph Harrison,


Podevyn. Sack. 12-15: Girls — Alison


' Matthew Cowking. Potato. 8-9: Girls — Marie


1 Three-legged. 10-11: Girls — , Emma Driver and Sarah Bolton. Boys — James Podevyn and Sam Harrison, James Driver and Christopher Leeming, Ryan Harrison and Laurie Harrison.


Aspin, Marie Harrison, Ann Rowntree. Boys — James Pode­ vyn, Christopher Leeming.


Friends of St


Mary’s School, Chipping


GRINDLETON METHODIST CHURCH


SUNDAY SCHOOL


ANNIVERSARY Sunday, June 11th


at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. PREACHER: MR H0WELJ0NES


Items by the Young People al both services


CAR BOOT


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Clitheroe Road, Whalley.


Sunday, June 11th £5 per car


in aid of Pendlebury Childrens Hospital


Tel: Whalley 822783 CLITHEROE GARDEN CLUB MONDAY, JUNE 12th


VISIT TO WILD GARDEN■


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Everybody Welcome


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Mrs Roper had just come out of hospital and Roper became annoyed when he discovered she had been visiting friends instead of bed-resting. An argument began. He


prosecuting, said Roper went round to the fiat to


see his wife. She had a woman neighbour, there and he became annoyed because he could not talk. The woman left, but an


monster contestants in the fancy dress.


at


THE SWAN AND ROYAL Clitheroe


DISCO AND QUIZ Memorial Institute Rimington B A R


Saturday, June 10th 7-45 p.m.


and Domino Drive


Whist Admission £1 (including supper). ie. ‘ V.- ,x ^ r • \ ' s o ' - »


Quality counts at; the village sports r:-z


Move for higher


allowance AN increase in local coun- c il l or s ’ a t te n d a n c e allowances is now being recommended. Members of the Ribble


Valley Council’s Finance and General Purposes Sub-committee this week recommended an increase


from £18.25 to £19.50, which still has to be rati­ fied by the full council. A move by several


members of the committee to keep the old allowance was rejected by five votes to four. The committee heard


that the increase was below inflation, but Conn. Geoffrey Ainsworth (Clay- ton-le-Dale) and Coun. John Cowgill (Clitheroe) said that the present allowance was adequate. Coun. Mrs Sue Lea


(Longridge) said she favoured the increase because there was a dan­ ger that people would bo deterred from standing as councillors if it meant they would lose money by attending meetings. Chairman Coun. Bill


Bowker (Chipping), agree­ ing, reminded members that it was up to them whether or not they applied for the maximum allowance.


Men — Dylan Morris, Alan Meyler, Robert Parkintun.Over


Han-iso^ S™tt Folding 8-9: 30: Boh Smith. Ladies - Sally mS u - Ifarfc ^ d n , ’lames Hutchinson, I). Gibson, Lloise


Extra staff for poll


tax work


COUNCIL staff are well on their way to compiling the register for the new community charge which comes into force next year.


Council’s Finance and General Purposes Sub­ committee heard this week that about 5091 of house­ holds had already filled in forms registering them for the poll tax and that four e x t r a tem p o r a r y employees had been engaged to deal with the work.


The Ribble Valley


600 inquiries from people wanting advice on how to complete the forms during the first week of registra­ tion and about 300 (luring the second week, it was reported.


There were more than


lost his temper and pushed her against the wall, caus­ ing injuries to her face and neck. Mr Parkinson said fo that Mrs Roper had simee


argument developed. Roper took hold of his wife with his hands on her throat and threatened to


kill her.Miss Rossall said Mrs Roper blacked out and when she came round, she found herself lying by a


table. In mitigation, Mr David


Parkinson said the couple had been together for 14 years and had two, young children. Mrs Roper left


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there was a possibility that they might get back together.


rgiven her husband, and Camp fire


THE Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. and Mrs Pat Shepherd, have a J date at Waddow Hall on


attending a camp fire to commemorate 75 years of Scouting in Clitheroe.


une 17th. They will be School’s new department


THIS Sunday sees the official opening of the new preparatory department at Oakhill College. Whalley. The ceremony, starting at 3 p.m., will be per­


the age of three to 11. The new college chaplain, Fr McBride, will give


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the blessing. He has just taken over from Fr Thomas Murray, who has retired from working at the college.


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