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Contact: CLITHEROE


DVERTISER & TIMES King Street, Clitheroe Tel. 24804/22323


ton-by-Bowland Drama t oup p r e s e n t a m u s ic a l


•DAY, MARCH 1 7 th . 89, Bowland School PTA uper Dance.


ing Quar tet a t 7-30 p.m. 3 URDAY, 11th MARCH. ity Association.


RCH 1 5 th . C l i th e r o e • neert Soc. The Edinburgh


l9. Millionaires evening, mington and Langho Com-


• n ’s d in n e r , C l i th e r o e o n s . An e v e n in g w i th eddic Truman and Come-


I DAY, JUNE 4 th . Hcri- :e Fair, details of s talls , I. Clitheroe 25664. H FEBRUARY: S p o r ts -


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WADDINGTON, CLITHEROE Telephone 28705


F L E A iA R K E T


amsbottom Civic Hall, via Bury


SATURDAY,


FEBRUARY 11th 11 a.m. — 3 p.m.


Proceeds to Bleakholt Animal Sanctuary


A "FREE" House serving traditional ales l with an old fashioned sing-song at the piano \ Friday and Saturday evenings.


Food available 7 days a week from 12 noon ★


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3-course Sunday Lunch £4.45


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■rector of Technical and Leisure vices: R. J. C. Wood, C.Eng., F.I.C.E., M.B.I.M.


Box Office: Bank Houae. 61 Albert Road, Colne. Tel. 664721


Office: 20 Scotland Road, Nelson. Tel. 692890


Not to be missed (at 8-00 p.m.)


‘FOLK WITH A JOKE”


sted by Roger Westbrook


oaturlng VIN GARBUTT Barrowford Civic Hall


IDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1989 Commencing 8 p.m.


Tickets: £2 all classes


Peter G. Foot presents “EDMUND


HOCKRIDGE & FAMILY ON STAGE!”


tarring EDMUND HOCKRIDGE and featuring JACKIE


HOCKRIDGE, MURRAY HOCKRIDGE (drums) &


TEPHEN HOCKRIDGE (bass guitar)


vlth Sep Clprano on electric keyboards


Colne Municipal Hall


NDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, 1989 Commencing 7-30 p.m.


ickets: £3. Children & OAPs £2


endle Civic Players present “HAY FEVER” By Noel Coward


Civic Theatre, Nelson


EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 1989 to


.ATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1989


Commencing 7-30 p.m.


okets: £1. Children & OAPs 75p WRESTLING


by arrangement with All Star Wrestling Promotions Limited


R0LLERBALL R0CC0 v


MARTY JONES


!us action with Mr Big Dave Taylor,


Grasshopper, etc.


Colne Municipal Hall 1URSDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, 1989


Commencing 8 p.m.


Tickets: £2.50, Children &


OAPs £2


olnt Promotion with Mid-Pennine Arts Association


“ENGLISH CAMERATA”


X series of Orchestral Concerts Colne Municipal Hat!


'RIDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, 1989 Commencing 7-30 p.m.


Tickets: £3.50, Children, OAP’s and Students £2.50


LEEDS & LIVERPOOL CANAL


A PERSONAL PORTRAIT


Illustrated talk by JOHN E. SHAW


Trawden Community Hall


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1989


Commencing 7-30 p.m.


Travelling through industrial history and the distant Pennine Hills, the canal reaches Skipton, gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, then onward to Saltaire “model village.'* to be finally accompanied by the River Aire to Leeds.


Tickets: £2.00, Children and OAP's £1.00


JUVENILE JAZZ Britain’s youngest Trade Jazz Band


Colne Municipal Halt


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1989 Commencing 7-30 p.m.


Tickets: £3.00, Chitdren and OAPs £2.00


House. Albert Road. Colne. Tel. 864721: Tourist information Centre. 20 Scotland Road Nelson. Tel. 692890. as well as at all Council Offices: Colne Town Hall; Althams Travel Agency. St James's


Tickets from R. j. C. Wood. Director of Technical and Leisure Services. Bank


Street, Burnley; Mechanics Box Office. * Manchester Road. Burnley; and Tourist information Centre. Council Offices. Church Walk, CIHheroe.


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LONDON WEEKEND including seats


FRIDAY, MARCH 10th to SUNDAY, MARCH 12th


with bed and continental breakfast at KENSINGTON’S


DE VERE HOTEL Price £69.50


At your own optional discretion a visit to THE IDEAL HOME EXHIBITION Book at: Viscount Central, Queensgate 39371


Leader-Times Office, Scotland Road precinct, Nelson Clitheroe Advertiser Office, King Street, Cljtheroe Viscount Central Kiosk Bus Station


RIBBLE VALLEY DISABLED ACTION GROUP


ANNUAL ««2d£L&-


!fg#& GENERAL a f fgK MEETING


THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1989 at 7-30 p.m.


ST JAMES’S SCHOOL Greenacre Street, Clitheroe


To be followed by a musical evening


VALENTINE’S NIGHT


DISCO at


The Bridge FEBRUARY 14th On TUESDAY,


CLITHEROE COMMUNITY CHURCH invite you to a


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th ^


CELEBRATION at 7-30 p.m.


in TRINITY CHURCH HALL, PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE


Speaker: Ron Trudinger (Basingstoke)


INDOOR CAR BOOT SALE


MUNICIPAL HALL, COLNE


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th


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LOW MOOR CLUB F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 0 th


ED MADDEN Guitar vocalist


Usual entertainment in the lounge on Saturday


Sunday, February 12th £16 Members and Bona Fide guests


MEMBERS DRAW * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


EXODUS presents


A PSYCHIC & MYSTIC DAY


At the Sparrow Hawk Hotel, Church Street, Burnley


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th 11 a.m. — 10 p.m. Admission £1


Inquiries: ® 0482 504215, also 0 0482 650543


CHATBURN PLAYING FIELDS COMMITTEE . present


ALADDIN AND HIS


WONDERFUL LAMP by K. O. Samuel


THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 10th and 11th at 7-30 p.m.


Chatburn School Hall


T ic k e ts available from committee members o r w r in g C lith e roe 41185


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WHALLEY CH U RCH P LA Y ER S present


THE CURIOUS SAVAGE by John Patrick


(by arrangements with Warner-Chappell Plays Ltd) In Whatley CE School


FROM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th to SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th at 7-30 p.m.


.Admission £1.50; Children 80p


Tickets available from Whittakers Shop, Whalley, or telephone 822325


Refreshments available . * * * * * * * * *


i p .m . — 2 a .m . m Free admission Thursday


FRIDAY NIGHT — TOP DJ LEE JAMES Before 10 p.m. £1 admission


BSATURDAY NIGHT— P A R T Y N IG H T 16 Accrington Road, Whaliey. Tel. Whalley 823086 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


DINE and DANCE THE ASSHETON ARMS


DOWNHAM EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT


5-coursc dinner from 8 p.m. followed by dance music to suit all tastes. licensed until 1 a.m.


£9.5<Tper head Tel Clitheroe 41227for reservations or inquiries COACH HIRE


PRIVATE HIRE COACHES AND MINI­ COACHES AVAILABLE. SCHOOL TRIPS,


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Jazz at Padiham Town Hall


SKIDMORE ALAN


with the Tony Mann Trio, ace sax player in concert


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 8 p.m.


Tickets £2.25 — £1.50


Mechanics Folk Club, STEVE


TURNER


With George Faux Excellent traditional musicians


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, 8 p.m.


Tickets £3: Members £2


H E R E COM E S G A R H E L D


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14th 1 p.m. and 3-30 p.m. Tickets E2/E2.50


Chamber Music Series


YOSSI ZIVONI Acclaimed Israeli Violinist


Programme: Beethoven, Bach, Paganini, Walton


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY


14th, 8 p.m. Tickets £3 — £2


Pop up Theatre present MARJORIE DAW


Fun-filled entertainment for 3 to 7-year-olds


SATURDAY,FEBRUARY 18th, 11 a.m.


Tickets 75p (Adults £1.25)


RICK KEMP with Michael Chapman and Charlie Krut are


SAVAGE AMUSEMENT


THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, 8 p.m.


Theatre de Compllcte present


By Freldrlch Durrenmatt "A remarkable production"


THE VISIT — The Observer


FEBRUARY 17th & 18th, 7-30 p.m.


Tickets £2.75/£3.75. Concessions £2.75/£2


HALF TERM HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES


Feb. 12th-13th...................................RADIO DRAMA Feb. 13th........................CARDBOARD CREATIONS Feb. 14th-15th...................................MIME SKILLS Feb. 15th..............................POM-POM ANIMAL FUN Call Box Office tor details


H ew taxi firm


PHONE-A-CAB H 2 3 4 8 8


ackney Cabs and Private


Hire, Airports and Contract Work Undertaken. All day and night


Food For Thought


AN INTRODUCTION TO VEGETARIAN COOKING


Talk and demonstration by JANE WEIR & SUSAN CONROY Theatre Bar


MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13th, 7-30 p.m. Tickets 75p


efore 10 p.m. £1 admi s s ion. Smart casual dr e s s Hen Parties, 2t$t$, etc. Parties wsleoms


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— LOUNGE BAR Tel. Accrington 384874


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th and SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th


(One of the best cabaret groups on the circuit)


SAM SORONO Plus Saturday only (Top comedian)


AL DEAN WEDNESDAY^ FEBRUARY 15th Y KIKA MOO COW (Fantastic 8-piece group)


Free admission before 10 p.m. Why not book a meal f/i the Carvery and reserve a table in the Cabaret Room


* LOUNGE BAR i t EVERY SATURDAY


DAVE RUSSELL ENTERTAINS


MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13th POP QUIZ


Starts 8-30 p.m. Grand cash prizes


Room available for private hire. Weddings, etc. catered for


RIMINGT0N MEMORIAL INSTITUTE


WHIST &


DOMINO DRIVE SATURDAY,


FEBRUARY 11th 7-45 p.m.


Admission £1 incl. pie and ■ peas supper


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Waddlngton Branch


WHIST and


DOMINOES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th


Waddington Village Club


Commencing 7-30 p.m. Admission 80p


inc. refreshments


Bring everyone to Sunday’s M A R K E T


a n d CA R B O O T S A L E O I S B U R N


Indoor and outdoor Car Boot Sales and the "GISSY JUNK SHOP"


a t th e A U C T IO N M A R K E T GREAT ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK


Anybody can sell anything. Come and have a go. All indoor. All | sellers welcome. Organised by Ray Promotions Ud


(0253) 712776/721035 evenings V IL LA G E HAL L P E N D L E T O N


’60s SUPPER DANCE Friday, February 17th 8-30 p.m. — 1 a.m.


SOUNDS OF THE Licensed bar — Tickets £3


For tickets ring Clitheroe 22687 or 23396


W l f : Retirement


ends family shop trad i t io n


A WHALLEY man whose family first set up in business as high street traders in Clitheroe more than 200 years ago is to “shut up shop” for the last time.


tor, Mr Peter Hargreaves has decided to retire from the Blackburn firm which, in 1987, took over the family business of C. R. Hargreaves and Sons Ltd, Italian Warehousemen and Provision Dealers, of Par­ son Lane. He has announced his


On the advice of his doc­


Popular hymns


FOR the first time a “Songs of Praise” ser­ vice was held in St Helen’s Church, Wad­ dington, on Sunday evening, with hymns chosen by p o p u la r r e q u e s t f rom th e congregation.


Mr Geoff Dearden and Mr Eric Lucas, with help from many mem­ bers of thechurch.


It was arranged by


intention of retiring from Booker Food Services on February 24th. A spokesman for the


congregation. The choir was directed by Mrs Jean Hartley, with her husband Donald at the organ. Both junior and senior teams of the handbell ringers took part, as well as Slaid- burn Silver Band.


There was a large


Road, transformed" the mainly retail business into a thriving and successful food service company, earning a high reputation for the the best in cus­ tomer service. His retirement ends a


firm said that as managing director and principal shareholder of C. R. Har­ greaves, Peter, of Mitton


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out to various parts of East Lancashire, while other customers travelled from as far afield as Pres­ ton, Chorley and Bury. But in 1986, after much


family trading tradition started in ’ 771.by an ancestor. Tiie Italian link with the business probably dated back to the days of the old pack horse trails, when the supply of rare goods came from strange and far off places. Its fame spread over the years and deliveries went


F ilm magic


I A WONDERFUL world I where heroes come in all sizes and adventure is the greatest magic of all — that’s the promise from the film “Willow,”’which starts its week-long run at C l ith e ro e Civic Hall tomorrow night. There will be matinees next Wednesday and Thursday at 2-15 p.m.


I A TELEVISION set was stolen from a farmhouse in Brogden Lane, Gisburn,


TV taken


I after thieves forced the front door.


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ducted by Canon C. F. G o o d ch ild . Hymns included ‘.‘Guide me, O thou great redeemer,’’ “The king of love my s h e p h e rd i s ” and “Praise my soul, the king of heaven.”


The service was con­


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“soul searching,” Har­ greaves’s shop, then the oldest family shop in Clith­ eroe, closed its retail out­ let and concentrated on its delivery service to the h o te l and c a te r in g industry.


TWO Ribble Valley projects are to receive aid


Cash help for local schemes


from the Rural Devel­ opment Commission, and a th i rd is also b ein g considered. Part of a £19.03m. allo­


cation to help the coun­ try ’s most needy rural areas will go towards advance workshops at Whalley (phase 2) and a scheme to provide housing


at Tosside. Clitheroe’s proposed


Roefield Leisure Centre is also under consideration for financial assistance. According to the com­


some of the handbell ringers. .


Our picture shows


No other vehicle WEST BRADFORD motorist Mr Gregory Dyer, of Three Rivers Caravan Site, has asked us to point out that there was no other vehicle involved, except his own, in a road traffic accident which resulted in him appearing before Clitheroe magis­ trates on a summons of using a car with no test certificate.


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mission, many rural areas are still disadvantaged. Housing is a main priority, with a shortage of rentable housing or housing to buy at a price affordable by local people on low


incomes. Continuing pressing


problems in many rural areas include lack of work­ space, a shortage of land for commercial and indus­ trial use and the need for better road links to help the expansion of business and tourism. The latter would compensate for the jobs lost from traditional industries such as fanning and mining.


WADDINGTON & DISTRICT BRANCH CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION


FEBRUARY 20th 7-30 p.m.


AGM MONDAY,


K V.-?. At Bashall Hall


By kind permission of Mr and Mrs B. Barnes


All members welcome


SrTiopiP. please post the coupon to the address below to Kieron Ridehalgh. FREEPOST!! Accrington Road, Burnley BB115B5A. TEL: (0282) 411222


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 9th, 1989 3


Plea to sort allotments


CLITHEROE Town Council has appealed for help to sort out problems on i t s W e s t View allotments. According to Town


Clerk Mrs Dorothy Kane: The tenants of these


allotments are suffering from problems of trespass, particularly by people who walk their dogs on the paths and also by children swinging on gates and using the area as a playground. “The council is seeking


the co-operation of the public to ensure that the area is not used as a clog loo, playground or short­ cut, so that allotment holders can enjoy their gardening free from these problems.”


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