aiitheroe Advertiser & Times, July 27th, 1089 11 ley 22331 (Classified) Clitheroe 22321,. (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) I f tw v y 6 * 0 0 1 \ v i u o a i j ivw-/ Q -m


Extra help is needed as massive gala plans are launched for Roefield


Complete at home service or visit our factory showroom.


1 Wide range of fabrics W a r n e r , b a k e r ,


p a r k e r t e x , s e k e r s , a m a t e x ,


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Complete contract service available with rull range of fire retardent fabrics


Co-ordination 'I Discount off all


].'lammonds bedroom I miture orders placed during our sale,


design yo u r \lig a tio n to buy.


Jiake: of carpets including - Ins, Stoddards, Ulster, L and our own Metro label


UP TO |;0% GENUINE DISCOUNT


OFF ALL CARPET ORDERS PLACED I DURING OUR SALE


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J n Saturday you have a > the impressive Palace, j to explore the shops or ing there's an optional (£9)


la tour ot beautifully lit. coach and tour escort will i our tree sightseeingtour. 3. Arc De Tnomphe,Place ne we arrive al Sacre Coeur, of the artists area called


jr coach can drop you at the leave the hotel for a visit to eal place for a night out with typically French cafes. On j we drrve to a hypermarket Dover. You'll arrive home \ memories.


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Plenty of French fun for visitors


ImAGNIFIQUE! That ■is the view of 90 resi­ dents of the Whalley area who enjoyed a


Ispectacular v is it to Vihiers for the French Revolution bicenten­ nial celebrations.


I The whole of Franco let its hair down for the 200th


I anniversary and Whalle.v's twin town was no e.xeep-


I Lion despite the fact that IVihierswas a Royalist (stronghold during the I revolutionary epoch. I A highlight of the stay was the presentation of a seat on behalf of Whalley.


Iwhich was placed in a [newly-landscaped area


[near St Nicholas's Church


I in Vihiers. I Mrs Jene Pope, spokes- Iman for the twinning asso- I datum, said: "This was our [most successful visit so far. It is encouraging to


and a procession with peo­ ple dressed in costumes ol the time towing a replica of the Bastille. The anniversary was


[see how numbers going i lover to France have I grown with each trip, so I that now we have more I than twice as many people las on the first occasion. I “St rong views were ! expressed about the revo- llution, which is not sur­ prising when you consider that Vihiers was part of the Vendee Royalist area.


__|events on tho River I.,vs


I There are many people I around whose ancestors I lost a great dual, but there I is no animosity, with the I French wanting to put the I past behind them now.” Celebrations included


■ ing in the town square well into the early hours. The Mayor of Vihiers,


marked wi th typical French verve and included a spectacular fireworks display over a local cha­ teau, concerts, and danc-


- exchanges. Vihiers visi­ tors will have the chance of seeing the completed Whalley bus station gar­ dens and the sun dial, which marks the official


Dr Chr is t ian Gi l let , thanked the English visi­ tors for their wish to forge closer links and presented special commemorative medals. These ties will be main- t a in ed with fu r th e r


| Our photograph shows some of the visitors to Vihiers outside Whalley Methodist Church.


twinning.


Excellent films on the way


WHILE good summer weather increases attendances at Ribblesdale Pool, it has an adverse effect on takings at Clitheroe Civic


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Susan Yorke is Sotheby’s representative for your area and would be pleased to advise on the valuation and sale of


Furniture, Clocks, Watches, Rugs, Carpets, Paintings, Miniatures, Silver, Jewellery, Objects of Vertu, European and Oriental Ceramics, Glass, Collectors’ Items and other Works of Art.


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THE flavour of “One Man and his . Dog” came to Whalley on Sunday with trials staged by Rossendale Sheepdog Society.


Sixty-seven dogs from all over the


North competed for cash prizes in trials which witnessed good running despite the heat.


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Fields were taken over for the event, the first of its kind held locally for several years, and so popular was it that that there were calls for another to be held next year.


The Queen Elizabeth II Playing Winners gained points to help them.


qualify for the national sheepdog trials, and among leading names tak­ ing part was Bob, owned by Rossen­ dale farmer Chris Brown, the duo having represented England at young handlers’ competitions. Another prominent entry, Zac, owned by Bill Heslop, of Baxenden, was a trials


winner at the Great Yorkshire. Show and the Rossendale Open.


Rossendale, and farmer Mr Vincent Fox, of Withgill, near Clitheroe, loaned the sheep.


The judge was Mr John Brown, of Winner of the open with 95 points


was Bob and runner-up was Zac, who also came joint second in points (94) with Staffordshire farmer John Har­ vey’s Lizzie, but was ahead on time.


Novice winner was Lizzie with: 94


points, resulting in this dog now being able to enter the big time of sheep dog trials. Runnet-up with 93 was Jill, owned by John Chamber­ lain, of Barnsley.


petitors (from left) James Jackson, of Downham, Vincent Fox, of Withgill, John Palmer, Twiston. With them is


Mr Michael Green who helped to organise the event.


Our photograph shows local com­ KITCHENS TILE — TUDIO 3,AMANELS0NSTREET T e ie £ h o n ^ J0 2 8 2 )^ 9 3 8 9 j^ ^


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meant that the number of people watching films has dropped, compared to the same period last year, the cinema has a host of major attractions to tempt the


Hall. Although the recent spell of superb weather has


sade,” “Licence to Kill” and "Batman" will attract a lot of interest when they are shown at the cimcma. A report, given at Kibble Valley Borough Coun­


public in coming months. It is hoped that films such as "The Last Cru­


cil's Recreation and Leisure Committee meeting, also detailed various other events held in the Civic Hal earlier this year. These included the Laurel and Hardy Evening and the Coopers and Lybranil-spon-


sored Silent Film Evening.


Planners turn down farm site request


AN application for a new dwelling on a Bashall Eaves farm has been refused by Ribble Valley planners.


submitted by Mr and Mrs J. Greenhalgh and related to a site at Rugglesmire Farm, Rabbit Lane. Members of the council’s


The application was


Development Control Sub­ committee heard that the site was within a desigated area of outs t andin g natural beauty in the For­


est of Bowland. The present agricultural


unit comprised a farm­ house, occupied by the a p p l i c a n t s , wi th a two-bedroomed bungalow


close by. Planning consent was


council’s director of devel­ opment and client services Mr Philip Bailey said it was clear the need for an additional dwelling had already been met in the form of the bungalow.


granted for the bungalow in 1959 for the retirement of the applicant’s mother and father. The property is cur­ rently leased and the


On the lookout for singers


THE Clitheroe Associa­ tion of Church Choirs, which is currently enjoy­ ing a well-earned summer b r e a k , wi l l r e sume rehearsals on Sunday, September 10 th. The 60-strong choir,


(Clitheroe) said the farmer had spent a lot of money installing a large bottling plant on the site. The existing bungalow could have been sold off at any time in the last 30 years as it was not subject to agri­ cultural occupancy. “We should support the farm­ ing community in this area,” he added. Coun. Les Ne v e t t


Coun. John Cowgill


New hedge for playing fields at Whalley


A NEW hedge is being considerd as a replacement for a fence at Whalley’s Queen Elizabeth II Play­ ing Fields. The fence runs along the


A59 by-pass side of the site and its replacement was discussed at Whalley and Little Mitton Parish Council’s meeting. The idea was given a


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|A GALA e x t r a v a ­ ganza is to be held in Clitheroe as a massive fund-raiser for the Ribble Valley’s first purpose-built leisure


Ip p n trp The Ribble Valley


teers and sponsors to help make the gala day on Sep­ tember 2nd a day to


Sports and Recreation Association needs volun­


1 attract the crowds and fill I the coffers


lraised £40,000 towards its |£70,000 contribution for the new leisure centre at


The association has now


iRoefield, and hopes to Iraise the bulk of the I remainder from the gala


day.


expected to attend the gam which includes a wide range of popular events,


Thousands of people are ■dog


display. ' But the costs are high.


The parachutists and the insurance cover will cost £500 each, and even pro­ viding toilets chalks up a hefty £250. To help cover these costs the association is asking businesses as well as individuals for sponsorships.


to be done on the day that we’ll need volunteers for,” said publicity officer Rick


“Also, there are 101 jobs


Graves. While there are plenty


of loose ends to be tied up in the next few weeks, the organisers are in a position to say that the list of crowd-pulling events include a children’s fun­ fair, a tiny-tots’ fun run and fancy dress, saucy seaside photographs, abseiling, a balloon race, a judo and karate dem'on- stration, welly-throw­ ing,tug-of-war, and guess- the-weight of the cow, as well as all the usual attractions such as a tom­ bola, games, face-painting, and a raffle.


the day at 11 a.m., with a procession from the Castle


Organisers hope to start


Gate to the Castle Field with a b r a s s band, majorettes, gala queen and Clitheroe’s Mayor and town crier taking part.


will be free, but admission to an evening dance in a marquee at Roefield will be by ticket only. Money raised will be for


Admission to the event What the voluntary


group wants is for a new complex to house a four- court badminton area also suitable for indoor bowl­ ing, hockey,five-a-side football, netball, volley­ ball, basketball, and cricket net practice. It is hoped that an exhi­


funding the proposed new b u i l d i n g a t E d i s - ford,where there are already facilities for keep- fit, weight-training, league,club and junior badminton, ju-jitsu and


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for cycle and road races, organised walks and social gatherings.


Edisford is also a base


bition extolling the virtues of the proposed centre will soon be on display in the foyer of the Ribble Valley Council offices, while a thermometer charting the progress of the appeal should soon be in position on the library wall in Mar­ ket Place. Anyone who feels able


All suites to be sold off at or below factory prices.


80 suites in stock. All suites contain the new safer foam


Creative Warwick print


suite............................... £799 Connoisseur print suite Abbey suite..............


Lydia suite............... Frayling corner group.


to help on the day may contact Mr Graves (Clith­ eroe 24593).


Gemini print suite............ £999 £899


£555 induces extta set c l covets £904 Richmond 3-pce suite........£1295 £929 £835 Pasadona 3-pce suite........ £799 £599 £599 Hampton 3pce suite......... £995 E749 £676 Genoa oak irame suite...... £649 £749


DINING SETS


ROEFIELD LEISURE APPEAL


Tables and chairs Irom £129,£149. £169,£229


Cambridge wall unit.......... £499 Sakot wall unit................. £419


M o r r is S a p p h ire 6' mahogany unit 3 only........ £699


Morris Sapphire table A 6 chairs 2ony.............. ....... £937 £849 Brookdale table & chairs lonly...............................CtOOO £849


Meredew 3' teak unit t only.............................. £299 £199


BEDROOM FURNITURE


Slag Minstrel 0011004 tall 5-door robes nas f r r80 (VOIVC1050 C sets only G-Plan New Season’s entire display (will lit large bedroom) was £2.500 NOW £1,500 SAVE £1,000


5 door mirror robes was £349 NOW £299 17 only 1 only Bahama polyesler litmenl (9'6" wrdo) was £549 NOWZ449 t only while 3 door tail robe was £309 A/OWC199


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THIS IS JUST _ A SMALL SELECTION FROM OUR MASSIVE STOCKS


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mixed reception “What is the use of


obtaining a hedge if there is already a line of trees'/’’ asked chairman Coun. Frank Pope. However, Coun. Arthur


Pearson said that there was no definite boundary and Coun. Thelma Feather noted that it would cost a lot of money to replace the


fence. Members decided that


(Grindleton) maintained there was a necessity for a dwelling. There had been a big investment, the farmer had a large milk quota and the property was run in a business-like manner, he said. Mr Bailey warned coun­


the proposed work. No seat belt


cillors they could be set­ ting a dangerous prece­ dent if the application was approved.


FOR failing to wear a seat belt in King Lane, Clith­ eroe, Roger Jowett (33), of Copy Nook Hotel, Bolton- by-Bowland, was fined £20 after pleading guilty by letter at Clitheroe Magis­ trates’ Court.


they should find out if the fence was their responsi­ bility and. if it was, then obtain three estimates for


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