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Contact: CLITHEROE


ADVERTISER & TIMES King Street, Clitheroe


Tel. 24804/22323


FRIDAY DECEMBER 2 9 t h . C h r i s t i n a s D a n c e , M a r k Ki t t o H a u it. Ri ini n«i t o n Memor ial In s t i tu t e . F u r th e r d e t a i l s a n d t i c k e t s , t e l . Cl i the roe 4 4 5 6 2 4 .


FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1 7 th , Cl i the roe Lions S p n r tn t a n ’s Dinner . Stick Ho u s e Hote l , G i s h u r n ( P e t e r P a r f i t t , s p e a k e r ) . Ti c k e t s a v a i l a b l e I rom C l i th e r o e A d v e r t i s e r o r C l i t h e r o e L i o n s mein* hers .


F R ID A Y a n d S a t u r d a y . No v emb e r 2 4 th a n d 2 5 t h ,


1 989. VVhulley M e t h o d i s t Win ter ! est.


NOVEMBER 3 0 th . De c emb e r 1st. De c emb e r 2 n d (T h u r s ­


day, Fr iday a n d Sa tu rd a y ) . Ibi I to n -b y -Howla n d Dr ama


C r o u p p r e s e n t a f a r c i c a l ch i l le r ; “ WANTED • ONE BODY" by Raymo n d Dye r . Inqui r ies to Bol ton-by-Uo\v- land 277.


OCTOBER 2 0 th , Fr iday, 7-30 p .m . C e l e b r i t y A u c t i o n , CI i t h e r o e C o n s e r v a t i v e Clu b , in a id o f Ko c f i e l d . Tel. Cl i th e ro e 2 2 9 2 5 .


S A T U R D A Y D E C EM B E R 2nd. 1989. St Ma ry ’s Ladies C r o u p C h r i s tm a s F a i r , in the Pa r i sh Ha l l . T e a s an d Stalls.


WE D NE SD A Y, 2 2 n d No v emb e r , C l i th e r o e Co n - ce r t s So c i e t y , Va n b r u y h S t rum Ou . i r t e t , New A r t s Theatre CRGS 7-30 p .m.


2 2 n d - 2 5 t h N O V EMB E R . Sta<ie Two Down h am p r e s ­ ents • ‘When Wt* Ar e M a r ­ r i e d ” by . B. P r i e s t l y . Tickets f rom Down h am Pos t 011 i c e . H a m m o n d s , I*at Haryrouves and cast .


Slaidburn Parish Church ANNUAL CHURCH SALE


Saturday 21st October 1989 Slaidburn Village Hall


To be opened at 2-30 p.m. by Mre Anthea Hodgson


CRAVEN CUP 1st ROUND


WADDINGTON F.C. v


SETTLE UNITED F.C.


(Cup holders)


at Twitter Lane Waddlngton. K.O. 2-00 p.m.


Match Sponsored By: SKIPTON BUILDING SOCIETY


Match Ball By: P. C. BISHOP (ELECTRICAL


CONTRACTORS) * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


} CLITHEROE J * FOOTBALL * * CLUB


SPORTS QUIZ


y Sunday


» Proceeds to Floodlight * *


* _ *


------------- Fund


RV FOOTBALL LEAGUE


Whalley FC — v —


Ribchester


at Calderstones, Whalley • Saturday,


October 21st


Kick off 2-15 p.m.


MATCH SPONSOR


’CROOK’S GARAGE


i f * * * * * * * * * * * * * Tosside Institute*


E ASSHETON ARMS Downham


■ 3l The Asshelon Arms every lay night 8 p.m. ice ’till 1 a.m. >0 inclusive of


>urse dinner luding Oecember)


neroe 41227 ons or enquiries


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PRESENT A QUALITY CRAFT FAYRE


at Brickhouse Hotel and


Restaurant, Chipping SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22nd 11-00 am—4-30 p.m. Bar and restaurant m


eals available


$ WHIST AND » * DOMINOE * * DRIVE * 5 Saturday,


} October 21 st * Starts at 7-45 p.m. J Admission 80p


* ALBERT LEE * *


* — Including Supper ) f * * * * * * * * * * * *


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with Hogan’s Heroes Tuesday, December 12th — 8 p.m.


Wilpshlre Ladlei Branch N.'F.U. «SSK)N THURSDAY


M i n e ' s * * Night Live


; * B O >ecial treat for the ladies ^


urday October 28th M SAGE Si lowband


ROAD, WHALLEY ^ .


inner Dances ring for details w ' 823036 or 823954


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CHATBURN METHODIST CHURCH


Sunday, October 22nd at 6-00 p.m.


EVENING . Join us In singing favourite choruses


SAN KEY


RAINBOW WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


Wednesday Oct. 25th Salesbury


Memorial Hall 2 p.m.


£1-25 Inc. cream tea Meat Prizes


DOCTOR FEELGOOD with The Outsiders


Friday, December 15th — 8 p.m.


MUNICIPAL HALL, COLNE Admission £5 in advance, £6 on the door , Tickets available from:


V J Box office Colne. Tel. (0282) 8647211 ISA


Durlst Information Centre, Scotland Rq i] Nelson. Tel. (0282) 692890


MUNICIPAL HALL, COLNE Admission £6 in advance, £7 on the. door


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ADVERTISEMENT Telephone RACHEL


YOUR “WHAT’S ON”


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5TRICTIBBLE VALLEY s sY LIBRARY OSWALD


eture by


ALL, CARNFORTH — s of Prey’


12nd, 1989 at 7-30 p.m. available from


EY LIBRARY from ober 29th, 1989


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* Teams of 3 — £5-00 * . * per team. Enteries on J ; ? the night. Trophies for * * winners and runners-up J


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10 a.m. til 12 noon Tea and Toast 25p


to the Pendle Club, Lowergate 3^ 3^ 3^


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VISIT THE OPEN AIR MARKET AND CAR BOOT SALE


THIS SUNDAY OCTOBER 22nd COLNE CRICKET CLUB


Byron Road, Colne, (follow signs from end of M65). 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.


ADMISSION FREE.


Car Boot spaces £6 All sellers welcome. No booking necessary. Arrive Irom 8-30 a.m.


ORGANISED ON BEHALF OF AND NET PROCEEDS OF STALL RENTS TO


COLNE CRICKET CLUB Telephone 0253 713776/721035 Evenings


INDOOR CAR BOOT SALE


WHITE BULL HOTEL, GISBURN


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22nd (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.)


STALLS £7 Table provided, all to be booked in


advance, Why not clear out your attic and come along, no new goods.


w JTEL: MR ’C’ BARNOLDSWICK 815756^


[© WHALLEY FLOWER CLUB t / FASHIONSHOW (£


Yo »yO) *0 » N0*fo ay amuu ur rre^ion


^A u tum n and Winter Fashions, Ball Gowns and W e d d in g ^? 0 a


hat hire To be held at WHALLEY GOLF CLUB


on THURSDAY OCTOBER 26th at 8 p.m.


Tickets £3.00 incl Coffee and Biscuits Available by phoning Whatley 823148


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DELORES KEANE “LION IN A CAGE” TOUR


Thursday, October 26th — 8 p.m.


MUNICIPAL HALL, COLNE Admission £4 in advance, £5 on the door IN CONCERT


LITTLE WILLIE LITTLEFIELD


. and the Big Town Playboys Friday, November 24th — 8 p.m.


SILVERMAN HALL, NELSON Admission £6 in advance, £6.50 on the door


MELANIE Friday, Decfember 1st — 8 p.m.


MUNICIPAL HALL, COLNE Admission £6 in advance, £7 on the door


VILLAGE HALL WHIST AND


DOMINOES on


Wednesday 25th Oct.


at 7-45 p.m.


Admission £1-00 (Inc. supper)


LOWER


BUCK INN Waddington


CLITHEROE 28705


Food Served Daily


Lunchtime and evenings


A PICTURE of delight. . . Mr Richard Green­ wood (right), chairman of the Roefield Lei­ sure Centre Appeal, smiles as he accepts the latest donation towards tomorrow’s celebrity auction in aid of the appeal, from Clitheroe shopkeeper Mr Peter Favell (left).


Helen, who own Favell’s Art and Design Shop in King Lane, decided to con­ tribute two framed, signed prints of Clitheroe Castle and Pendle Hill. The fine pencil sketches are by Waddington artist James Warburton (24), shown centre of our picture.


“Now the auction has it all! We have showbiz and s p o r t in g c o n t r ib u ­ tions . . . and now we have culture as well. There will be over 100 lots on offer, any of which would make a wonderful Christmas pres­ ent for the person who has everything.”


Mr Greenwood said: Lots include an auto­


graphed football shirt from Bryan Robson, a photo­ graph from Sue Lawley, a book from Jeffrey Archer and a tr ip in a traffic helicopter^. The auction takes place


• Susan Lewellin, of Clith- eroe’s West End Stores, Woone Lane.


“We are hoping to top the £1,000 maPk, because so many people have put in a lot of work for the event and been so generous.” The auction has been organised by Rodney and


at Clitheroe Conservative Club at 7-30 p.m., follow­ ing viewing at 7 p.m. Mr- Greenwood said:


Sunday School is popular


began this month after parents in new housing at Tosside suggested the idea. Eight children aged four to nine are'attending and are looked after by Mrs Vera Newhouse and Mrs Marion Penny, as well as by some mums.


TOSSIDE’S new Sunday School is proving popular, but there is room for more children, reports the vicar, the Rev. Les Austin. The Sunday School


: Mr Favell and his wife’


Improvements to homes


FOUR dwellings at Bil- lington Gardens have now been handed over to resi­ d e n ts , Ribble Valley Council’s Housing Com­ mittee heard. Phase Three of the


development includes improvements to 17 dwell­ ings. Four have been com­ pleted and the contractor is currently working on another six. Problems experienced with the qual­ ity of rendering have now been overcome, but the contract is slightly behind programme.


DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY II


J i l i t i J d i f c L E ISURE


* AGE CONCERN * Invite People over 60 to


FLEA MARKET and INDOOR CAR BOOT SALE


THIS SUNDAY OCTOBER 22nd


Pendleton Village Hall (Nr. Clitheroe) 10 a.m. -4 p.m.


TEL: BURNLEY 30670 LANCASTRIAN FAIRS


DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL


GRAND TRIVIA


QUIZ with


THE TRIVIA BROS


Wednesday, October 25th at 7-30 p.m.


Tables of four £6 (incl. supper) - lo book ring


Clitheroe 445293; Clltheroe 41277; Clltheroe 41524


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CLITHEROE LIONS « SPORTSMANS


* In Aid of the Roefield Appeal «


J FRIDAY, 17th NOVEMBER, 1989 $ J


if Speaker: Mr Peter Parfitt—Comedian: Mr Harry Black * J


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at the Stirk House Hotel Tickets £15.00


any Lions member _ ‘ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


* Available by phoning Padiham 71544 (evenings) or contact * J


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FRIDAY 20th OCTOBER 1989 '‘S s r s r


SOCIAL EVENING Entertainment Provided By


‘IRISH EYES*


at the British Legion Club, Whalley Road, Clitheroe


Admission Free - Raffle on the Night DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL


JUMBLE SALE Saturday,


October 21st 2 p.m.


Admission 10p


(including tea and biscuits)


EDISFORD CAR PARK


Opening:- Friday 20th 6 p.m. — 10 p.m. Saturday 21st 1 p.m. — 10 p.m. Monday 23rd 6 p.m. — 10 p.m.


ADMISSION FREE. FUN FOR ALL


THE CATHOLIC LADIES GUILD


JOLLY CLOBBER PARTY


Wednesday October 25th at 8-0,0 p.m.


Centre, Lowergate, Clitheroe


Catholic Social


Admission 25p Includes tea and biscuits


METHODIST SCHOOL


SALE AND PRODUCE STALL Saturday,


GRINDLETON JUMBLE


October 21st 2 p.m.


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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, LOW MOOR


SATURDAY 21lt OCTOBER 1989 11-00 a.m. — 4K)0p.m.


FA YRE and CAR BOOT SALE


AUTUMN


at EDISFORD COUNTY PRIMARY SCHOOL Edlaford Road. Clltharoa


,


BOOK YOUR CAR BOOT SPACE NOW £6 PER CAR Talaphona Clltharoa (0200) 24693


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Awards time for CRGS pupils


FIFTY pupils at Clitheroe Grammar School will be receiving Duke of Edin­ burgh awards tomorrow — the greatest number to take part in the scheme since it was started at the school five years ago. The activities they took


award-winners will be going on to take silver and gold awards next year. Altogether 139 children have taken part in the scheme in the past five years.


Meeting over sewer plan


CONCERNED Whalley residents are invited to attend a special meeting regarding the village’s relief sewer development. The public meeting will


ROYAL FOREST LADIES


WHIST,AND DOMINO DRIVE


GRAND


Waddlngton Village Club


Friday 27th October Commencing 7-30 p.m.


Admission £1-00 including supper


be h e ld a t W h a lley Library next Thursday, starting at 7-30 p.m. A representative from Rib- ble Valley Council will be at the meeting to answer questions. Anyone interested in urged to attend.


Cuppa for Sue Ryder fund


Sue Ryder home, Cuerden Hall, th e Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. and Mrs Pat Shep­ herd, will attend the coffee morning, which starts at 10 a.m.


Buying homes


RIBBLE Valley Council has been served with 1,030 notices from tenants wish­ ing to buy council houses. Re-submissions account


for 94 of these applica­ tions, with the remainder made up of 458 in Clith­ eroe, 121 in Longridge and 357 in the parishes.


THE U n ited Reform Church, Clitheroe, is the venue for a fund-raising coffee morning on Satur­ day in aid of the Sue Ryder foundation. After visiting the new


Theatrical memories


M EM O R IE S of th e theatre were recalled by Mr Edmond Cambien, g u e s t sp e ak e r a t the United Reformed Church Women’s Guild, Clitheroe. Mr Cambien provided a


touch of nostalgia as he spoke about his interest in theatricals locally and fur­ ther afield during the war years, referring to the days when “Opera Week” was the highlight of the year. Vice-president Miss E.


Campbell was in the chair and refreshments were served by tea hostesses Mrs T. Wilkinson and Mrs A. Kenyon. The speaker at Wednes­


d ay ’s meetin g , which starts at 2-30 p.m., will be Coun. R. H. Jones.


LANGHO’S newest Brownie pack has offi­ cially enrolled all its new eager members.


The group, entitled the


the group includes nine girls who have transferred from neighbouring packs and nine who have never been Brownies before. As th e pack le ad e r , Mrs Linda Brady, will have to train for about a year before she becomes a war­ ranted Brown Owl, she is


Lecture on birds of prey


THE first person in the country to fly birds of prey regularly, Mr Alan Oswald, will give a lecture on the subject at Whalley Library on November 2nd. Mr Oswald, the education officer and public rela­


tions officer for Leighton Hall, Carnforth, is also the director of the North West Tourist Board. He runs a hospital for injured birds of prey and will bring a bird along to the meeting. Tickets go on sale at the library tomorrow, priced 70p for adults and 35p for children and senior citizens.


EVENING jj Roefield auction has it all! *


LADIES


leather) JACKETS ]


Exciting


89 styles now in stock


O F L EA TH E R


NEXT TUESDAY 24th OCTOBER At The Swan & Royal Hotel


Flying Jackets............. £239-239.95 Many modern styles


Gents Quality Leathers £219-E49.95 i New styles and colours


1 Ladles Quality Leathers £229-249.95 l 89 Fashions in stock


Fashion J a c k e ts . . . . . . £149-£99.00 ^—j GUARANTEED Short Waisted


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Motor Bike...................... £59-£89.00 Plain-Fringe


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run for th re e months before it can be officially registered as the 2nd St Leonard’s Brownie Pack. Made up of 18 members,


2nd St Leonard’s Brown­ ies, was formed when long waiting lists developed for the original 1st St Leon­ a r d ’s p a ck . A lo t of interest was shown in the village and within days of the new pack being formed it commanded a waiting list of its own. The pack will have to


no t ab le to r e g i s te r anyone, so District Com­ m is s io n e r Mrs Hazel Wharf carried out the enrolment. During the evening,


Emma Lamb and Cath­ e r in e I r e la n d w e re awarded with their foot­ path badges, Nina Whit- ford gained the musician badge and Sian Brady the cook badge. The pack meets every


Wednesday at St Leon­ ard’s School Hall. Our pic­ tu re shows the proud Brownies and pack organ­ isers at the busy evening.


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 10th, JOS!) New Brownie pack is bursting at the Seams


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