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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 21st, 19S9 7 FESTIVE FUN TAKES TO THE STREETS n Have a .MsW-j


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New Year


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STAFF


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To all our customers and friends


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Good wishes for *


Christmas and a happy * New Year


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John and Pam Davis J and staff


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RSE INN I* CLITHEROE


\>us New Year


11 wish all their pnd friends Christmas


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Christmas greetings to all our customers and friends old and new from


PHIL, PAULINE and STAFF


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We would like to wish all our customers and friends a


Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year


from VIV, MICK, PAUL and the BAR STAFF


WAGGON & HORSES Pimlico Road, Clitheroe


Waddington


wish all customers and friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year


Hope to see you over the festive season


*y r * i PENDLE HOTEL CHATBUEN


TED, MARGARET and JULIE


wr would like to take this


opportunity to wish all their Customers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year


DOG AND PARTRIDGE FRANCES and ROY


TOSSIDE would like to take this opportunity of


wishing all their customers and Mends Seasons Greetings


THEY came, they saw. . . and they liked


K: it very much indeed!


w Clitheroe traders’ thank you to the peo- pie on Monday with a


f t late night shopping ‘fjk spectacular went down


for the first time and quickly filled up with peo­ ple out to enjoy the


ram. Castle Street was closed


jjg a treat, despite heavy the Castle Street area the entertainment feast as


bonanza. Nearly all the shops in


£ Reports John Dover — pictures John Barry


stayed open and 75% of shopkeepers were in fancy


brightly throughout the town centre, with Moor Lane seeing as much of


dress. The lights twinkled


Market Place. Every­ where was thronged with thousands of people, taking the opportunity to eaten up with Christmas shop­ ping, as welt as enjoying the festive fun. Clitheroe Lions were


out and about again, sell­ ing Christmas lanterns, and seasonal sounds were presented by choirs, bands and theatre groups. One p a r ticu la r ly popular attraction were the newly- formed majorettes of


Clitheroe Royal British Legion.


Especially for the chil­


dren were balloons, candy floss and rides — and a fire-eater attracted young and old.


■ Next day, a delighted Mr Barrie Stevens, presi­ dent of Clitheroe Chamber of Trade, said: “All the hard work paid off with a very successful evening for all concerned. There were many favourable comments and it was undoubtedly the best one so far.”


his attention to next Christmas, when he says he would like to see a greater area closed off. This is expected to be dis­ cussed at the next Cham­ ber of Trade meeting in January.


Already he is turning


Chris Leeming and angels at Coneron and Leeming, which was runner-up in the Chamber competition for the shop making the best effort. Above: Com­ petition winner Mr Ber­ nard Lord receiving his award from the Deputy Mayor of the Ribble Val­ ley, Coun. Howel Jones. The shoe shop, D. Lord, was runner-up last year.


P ic tu re d , top left:


Left: Clitheroe Lions out­ side Boots the Chemist, with Father Christmas (Ribble Valley Council’s Keith Taylor), Postman Pat and friends.


Dickens of a night at Whalley


IT was a Dickens, of an evening for Whalley’s second annual Mr Pick­ wick night on Thurs­ day . . . and everyone’s great expectations were not disappointed! King Street took a step


back in time for the event, organised by Whalley Lions and members of the Chamber of Trade as many people came along in Dickensian costume.


slightly fewer people attended than in 1988, but traders were generally happy with the takings, as well as with the numbers from a wide area who enjoyed themselves. The Mayor of Ribble


Bad weather meant that


accompanied him on a tour of the stalls and shops. The carnival atmo­


Valley, Coun John Cliff, set the ball rolling by offi­ cially opening the event and Clitheroe Town Crier Mr Roland Hailwood


seemed to be everywhere as shopkeepers joined stallholders by dressing in costume and opening their doors for la te night shopping.


sphere included something for all the family, with the entertainment continuing well into the evening. The Mr Pickwick theme


a traditional Punch and Judy show, which proved immensely popular with children. Clithefoe Morris Men entertained at venues all over the village and music was provided by a Salvation Army band. O th e r a t t r a c t io n s


Street theatre included


puddings. Local policemen Paul


Atkinson and Cliff Wood­ cock entered into the spirit of th e occasion and patrolled wearing period police costumes.


included an authentic Princess fairground organ, hot punch, roasted chest­ nuts, mince pies and black


offer carols as planned, because they were unwill­ ing to risk their foot- operated harmonium in th e p o o r w e a th e r


One group was unable to


conditions. Mr Michael Pilkington,


secretary of Whalley Lions, said: “Despite the weather, it was a tremen­ dous success. Already we are looking towards next year.”


Bridgett added: “It was excellent for the thousands of people who came along, as well as for traders.”


Trader Mr Michael


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Merry Christmas and a happy New Year


THE BRIDGE INN CLITHEROE


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SHEILA, CUFF, JAMIE and BEN


GREETINGS TO ALL


would like to extend SEASON’S


THEIR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS


[Mand LUCY \S and DIANE I like to wish all


Fers and friends a


try Christmas and a ppy New Year


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ABOVE: Lions members were out again selling their Victorian replica candle lanterns, which proved a winner with young and old


ABOVE RIGHT: There were hand-bells and hot potatoes and, of course, Father Christmas com­ plete with sleigh


BELOW: Despite the weather, Clitheroe Town Crier Roland Hailwood soon had everyone looking up. . . with support from the Mayor


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