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WRESTLING BONANZA MUNICIPAL HALL, COLNE


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11th at 8 p.m. Doors Open 7-15 p.m.


7 toot, 45 Stone Monster GIANT


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25 Stone MIGHTY ‘


SUMO — V —


CHIP CULLEN PLUS All Star Line Up ;


Scats £3.50 — £3.00 CHILDREN/ OAPS AT BOX OFFICE NOW


LEISUR ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


* CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB * >F


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th / f iW't'Icoiw hack) n i f


* ADRIAN DAY J SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7th


JILL ST. CLAIR EVERY WEDNESDAY


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Z USUAL ENTERTAINMENT ^ Members and Bonn Fide Guests


* ★ i * i < i * i * ★ ★ ★ ★ A ★ AEROBICS (Dance Class)


NOW ON — at The United Reform Church Hall, Clitheroe (off Moor Lane)


EACH WEDNESDAY Time — 8-00 p.m. till 9-00 p.m.


EVERYONE WELCOME. Pay per session ATTENTION ALL MUMS!


FITNESS and FUN — Excercise Class to Music BOYS & GIRLS


Starting: 10th October


Place: As above; Time: 4-15 p.m. till 5-00 p.m. ^


Age: 6 years upwards Come along


For enquiries please ring


JACKIE — CLITHEROE 25008


LANCASHIRE COUNTY LIBRARY Ribble Valley District


MINIATURE FIGURES AN EXHIBITION


By Mrs J. Hunter Also


AN EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS By Mr R.P. Sheldon


at WHALLEY LIBRARY Tuesday October 2nd, 1990 * Saturday October 27th 1990


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* PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN


We still have limited places available in our EARLY LEARNING GROUP SESSIONS


9-30 a.m. — 11-30a.m. and 1-00 p.m. — 3 p.m. MONDAY — FRIDAY


You choose how many sessions to attend. Qualilied stalf are in attendance.


* PLEASE PHONE 28554


TRAVELLERS HOTEL, GISRURN S U N D A Y , O C TO B E R 7th (10 a.m - 4 p.m.)


CAR BOOT SALE It’s BIG, BUSY and CHEAP


ONLY £ 5 for cars or vans No booking nocossary, just turn up - No now goods


TABLES FOR HIRE - For Enquiries or Advice Tel: Mr ’C ’


Barnoldswlck 81575G


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL


LANCASHIRE COUNTY LIBRARY Ribble Valley District


AN E XH IB IT IO N OF


WATERCOLOURS By Mrs N Sutcliffe and Mrs C Pickard at


WHALLEY LIBRARY Saturday Octobor 6th — Saturday Octobor 27th, 1990


HYNDBURN LEISURE Presents


HYNDBURN


FRICKLEY COLLIERY BAND


— At Accrington Town Hall —


ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7th AT 2.-30 p.m. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


TICKETS: £2.50 CONCESSIONS £1.50 Available at the door


THE CARLTON MAIN


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* Admission £1 including * *


supper * * * * * * * * * * * * * * All meat prizes * J *


St. Hubert’s Dunsop Bridge


Tel. Dunsop Bridge 288 DANCE - to bo hold at


Newton Village Hall on Friday, 12th October


8-30 p.m. to 12-30 a.m. with tho


MARK KITTO BAND


Admission £3.50 eluding suppor. Bar applied for


FARMER’S BALL


FRIDAY, 5th OCTOBER 8-30 p.m. — 12-30 a.m.


MARK KITTO BAND


Admission £3 including supper


RING SLAIDBURN 642 tor tickets


BUCK INN


LOWER Wnddinffton


CLIT1IKUOE 28705


Food Served Daily \


Lunchtime and evenings


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ST. JAMES’ CHURCH Clitheroe


HARVEST FESTIVAL


SUNDAY 7th OCTOBER 9-00 a.m. Holy Communion


10*30 a.m. Family Service (Harvest Gifts from the Children will be received)


6-00 p.m. Evening Prayer All Are Welcome


WHALLEY


METHODIST CHURCH


JUMBLE SALE


Saturday, October 6th 2 p.m.


Admission 10p Cups o f tea available


WEST BRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH


HARVEST SERVICE


The Harvest Service will be held on:-


SUNDAY


OCTOBER 7th — at 2 p.m. —


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The Service will be conducted by:-


MR M. W. BREWER OF CLITHEROE


(bus leaves King Lane at 1-15 p.m.)


FOOTBALL AT -«• * SHAWBRIDGE .'AJ?


FLOODLIGHT


COMPETITION Wednesday, October 10th


CLITHEROE — w—


ATHERTON LR


Kickoff 7-30 p.m. Saturday, October 13th


CLITHEROE —v—


ASHTON UTD.


Kickoff 3 p.m.


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VILLAGE HALL FRIDAY


BBNGO CHIPPING


5th OCTOBER


— at 7-45 p.m. — Good Prizes


ADMISSION 20p


Proceeds to Chipping Show


UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP


WILL MEET ON SATURDAY


6th OCTOBER 1990 — 7-30 p.m. —


In St. Anne’s Court, Low Moor


“GOD IN EAST GERMANY”


Everyone Welcome


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION


WADDINGTON BRANCH


WHIST and


DOMINOES WEDNESDAY 10th OCTOBER


Waddington Village Club — 7-30 p.m. —


ADMISSION £1 inc. Refreshments


SUITCASE SALE


(Goods from su itc a s e s ) SATURDAY


6 th OCTOBER 2 -0 0 — 4 -0 0 p.m.


S t Pa u l ’s Church Hail, Low Moor


C3 for 1 Suitcase, CS for 2


Homemade cake stall BOOKINGS TO


Admission top Light Refreshments


CLITHEROE 25519 UNITED


REFORMED CHURCH


JUMBLE SALE


SATURDAY 6th OCTOBER 1990


* 2-00 p.m. — 4-00 p.m. * In the Lower Hall


United Reformed Church, Clitheroe


Refreshments. Entrance 10p


Aid for play field fund


THE charitable trust which runs the Queen Elizabeth II Playiny Fields at Whalley lias received a welcome £152 boost.


Members raised the


money at a tombola stall at Gisburn Sunday Market at the weekend.


Mr Michael Green, the


QEII manayement trust secretary, said: “We would like to thank the public wlio so generously sup­ ported the stall and Kay Promotions for a free site at the market."


The trust was formed 13


years ayo and spends hun­ dreds of pounds annually o n u ]i k e e p a n d improvements.


OCTOBER 7th, 1990 SUNDAY,


At St. Helen’s Church


Waddington HARVEST


FESTIVAL 8-00 a.m.


Holy Communion 10-45 a.m.


HARVEST SUNG EUCHARIST 6-00 p.m.


Evensong (said)


WEST BRADFORD TODDLER GROUP


GOOD AS Prams, Books, Babywear etc.


NEW SALE Childrens Clothes. Toys.


MONDAY OCTOBER 8th 7.30 p.m.


Cricket Club, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe


Cake Stall. Raffle Admission 25p


CHATT — VIDLER


A couple who met when they were students at Rath University, Miss Joanne Vidler and Mr Martin Chatt, were mar­ ried at St Mary's Church, Raleombe. Sussex. The bride is the daugh­


only son of All- and-Mrs M. 1). Chatt, of Raleombe. Given away by her


ter of Mr Edward Vidler, of Clitheroe, and the late Mrs Joyce Vidler. The bridegroom is the


father, the bride wore an ivory silk gown with rose trimming on the neckline and sleeves. She had a full-length veil and carried


a bouquet of champagne roses. Rridesmaids were Miss


Elizabeth Vidler, the bride's sister, and Miss Kate Oyilvy, who wore deep green silk dresses with yypsopliila in their hair and carried posies of


cream freesia, roses and alstromeria. Rest man was Mr Paul


McDermott and ushers were Mr Kirk Wood, Mr Andrew Johnston and Mr David Garner. The choir came from


Ardinyly College, the bridegroom's old school, mil the organist was Mr


Stephen Perrins. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Norman •int. A reception was held at


the home o f the bride­ groom's parents. The cou­ ple spent their honeymoon m France and are to live in Hampshire. Photograph: Third Eye Photographies, Worthing.


A walk in the Dales


R1RRLE VALLEY ram­ blers were among a large party of North East Lan­ cashire Ramblers who met at Settle to explore the Yorkshire Dales, passing through Hawes, over Rut­ ter Tubs Pass and into the village of Thwaite. The group split into four


parties, with the largest group following field paths to Angram. They walked over the grouse moor to High Bridge and crossed the heck, going along Cot- tersliy Scar to pass the waterfalls o f Currach Force and Kisdon Force, through the woods and fields to Milker. Here they enjoyed ice­


cream and afternoon tea, b e fo r e r e tu rn in g to


Thwaite. The n ext ram b le s ,


which will lie led by local walkers, are to Logger- heads Country Park, Clwyd, on October 14th, a n d C o n i s t o n , o n November -1th. The ram­ bles are open to members and non-members alike and details of eoaeli pick­ up points may he obtained by telephoning Nelson (12123 or A c c r in g ton 397(3(50.


WINDOWS • DOORS •CONSERVATORIES. v-iyr-rt e unaMiM Window * «


Constructed with style and taste to suit your, home using the finest ICI materials and Pilkington's glass.


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V\- All windows and doors have inbuilt security features and locks, r Reinforced with galvanised steel frames. ? Brilliant white uPVC. r Extra wide double glazed units (33% wider than normal) r Unique ventilation facility on all windows.


HARGREAVES


— SCHOFIELD A honeymoon ill Loudon followed the wedding of Miss Sandra Schofield and


Mr Thomas Hargreaves at St Nicholas's Church,


Saliden. The bride, an accounts


c le rk at G re en a e re Garage, Clitheroe. is the youngest daughter of Mi­ ami Mrs Donald Schofield, of I’endle Street East, Sabdeli. The bridegroom, a Cas­


tle Cement employee, lives in Montague Street, Clitheroe. The bride, given away


by her father, wore a gown of white moire taf­ feta with a heart-shaped neckline and trimming of diamante. She carried a spray of peach and white carnations and roses. The bridesmaids were


the bridegroom's daugh­ ters, Miss Emilia and Miss Catherine Louise Har­ greaves, and the bride’s niece. Miss Joanne Marie Rates. They wore taffeta Ro Peep-style dresses fea­ turing hows. The pageboys wore the


bride’s nephews, Jason Stephen Rates and Paul Rinney.


R e s t m an w a s M r


R ob e r t V c o v e r s and ushers were Mr David Schofield, the bride’ s brother, and Mr Graham Rodgers.


Tile -molly was per­


formed by the Rev. R. Nicholson and followed by a reception at the Hinkler Rridge Hotel, Chaigley. P h o tog ra ph : Harry


Townson.


The story behind a name


AN insight into Cross­ roads was given to nii-m- b e r s o f th e U n ited Reformed Church Ladies' Guild, Clitheroe, by Mrs Kathleen Eastwood. She told her audience


how it was part o f a national organisation sup­ porting people who care for the carers of mentally or physically handicapped people at home. The idea originated


from the “ Crossroads" television serial, lienee the name. Miss E. Campbell pn


ANNOUNCE THEIR 1991


^ \ FASHION BRIDAL


SHOW ON


MONDAY, 15th OCTOBER — AT 7 p.m. —


Bridal Fashions By LIZZIE BEST


Also featuring many other Trade Stands to assist you in the planning ol your wedding day.


★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tickets £3.50


including a Glass o( Bucks Fizz and Wedding Cake.


FOR TICKETS,


TELEPHONE 0200 22333


TE MOCO N


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Waddington


Naturalists go back to nature


CLITHEROE Naturalists went hack in time during their recent walk.


Led by Christine Pick­


les and .Joyce Westall, the 38 members started from Langstone Common and walked to Donny Hridye. where they divided into small yroups and explored


the Sedywick geological trail alony the River Clouyh.


Examples of rock forma­


tions and fossils from the carboniferous throuyh to the Silvurian periods were clearly seen.


I’ lie y r ou p walked


throuyh the Garsdale Val­ ley, on the banks of the iver Rawthcy.


After pausiny at Gars­


dale Itridye to appreciate the autumn colours fully, the party made its way to Sodhergh.


In Lhankiny the leaders.


Ml' Uernard Warren com­ mented on the interestiny nd v a r ied su b je c t s


covered duriny an enjoy- ible ramble.


Members are reminded


that the annual meetiny takes place toniyht at ltibblesdale School, start- iny at 7-30.


The filial "coach walk"


will he to Ilarroyate on October 13th, at 10-30 i.m. More details are


available from C. Bishop (2227-1).


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WHALLEY — BRANDOLINI


Interpreter Miss Stella Rrandolini was married to mechanical engineer Mr Geoffrey Norman Whalley at Clitheroe Register Office. Tile bride is the elder


daughter of Angelo Kran- dolini and Nerina Corva- Rrandolini, of Spoltore, Italy, and the bridegroom is the elder son of Mrs Margaret Whalley, of Peel Park Avenue. Clitheroe, and the late Mr George M. Whalley. Given away by her father, the bride wore a


tailored beige wool suit with a white silk blouse.


She carried a spray of peaeli roses and carnations


with white gypsophila. The witnesses were


Miss Andrea Cass am Miss Anna Rrandolini. the bride's sister. R e s t m a n w a s Mi


Michael Gate and grooms­ man was Mr David Whal- le.v, the bridegroom brother. A reception was held at


the Moorcock Inn. Wad­ dington, followed by a honeymoon in York and the Yorkshire Dales. Tile couple are to live Clitheroe. Photograph: Raymond Greenwood, Clitheroe.


Appointed supervisor


SU C C E S S in re cen t examinations has led to promotion for a Clitheroe member o f the staff Coopers and Lybrand Deloitte. Miss Liz Keighley has


qualified as a chartered accountant and lias now become a supervisor with the company, transferring t o t h e t a x a t io n department. She works in the Rhi


ek-


burn office of the account ants and consultancy firm which she joined' from school after completing foundation course.


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CHILDREN at Whalley CE Primary School never foryet — and to prove it they invited a well-known author oil the modern pliyht of the elephant to talk to them on Monday at the start o f national “ Elefriends International Elephant


Week.” Ian Redmond, who has written hooks and done much conservation work on


behalf o f elephants, gave a slide show and explained his work. Elephant week commemorates the first anniversary o f the CITES Confer­


ence, when the world decided to ban the ivory trade and save the elephant, by fund raising on a “mammoth” scale, aiming for at leasl £101),01)1) for anti­ poaching and conservation initiatives in Africa. Mr Redmond is pictured showing the children one o f his hooks.


TAKE A FRESH LOOK AT YOUR


LIFESTYLE — During OCTOBER


20 new memberships a v a i la b le


At Lee C a r te r Health Studio


We do offer a FREE trial to everyone over 16!


HURRY, w e usually have a w a itin g list.


OPEN SEVEN DAYS


Call 24475/24472 for more details


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October jth, 1090 3


Paul Broum Photography FREE TO ENTER COMPETITION


Babies and Toddlers, Mother and Child, Family Groups


S u p e r P r ize s in each o f th e 3 categories. First P r ize - on e fully framed 20 x 16 Portrait


S e c o n d Prize • one fully framed 12 x 16 portrait. T h ird P r ize - on e photograph album.


I 'I im .sc telephone us now for an appointment.


Judge o f the competition w i l l be Mr. l-eigh M o n iv ic y , Editor o f the Clitheroe Advertiser & Times. The winners in cacti category w ill


npjxMr in a future e d itio n o f the Clitheroe Advertiser and Tmic-s. Those w h o entered our last competition are welcome to enter again.


Paul Brown Photography


Browns Picture Framers 4 9 M o o r L a n e , C l i t l ic r o e T e l : 0 2 0 0 2 3 3 4 6


OPEN: Monday lo Saturday 9 a.m. - 5 p in. Closed all day Wednesday


C o rd ia l ly in v i te y o u to jo in th e m in a fa rm w a lk o n


sided and tea hostesses were Mrs Mackrel! and Mrs Nowell: The pianist was Mrs Kenyon. The speaker at the next


meeting, on Wednesday, will be Sir Holliday.


Theft from car


A DRIVING licence, £101) in cash, a blue leather purse and a denim jacket with “Dangermouse" on the back were among items stolen from a bur­ gundy Volkswagen Polo parked at Whins Lane, Read, on Friday evening.


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. < BURNLEY ROAD, WHITEBIRK . BLACKBURN (0254) 680153 ^


Tuesday, 9th October 1990


B e t w e e n 1 0 . 3 0 a .m . - 4 . 0 0 p .m . a t


G r e e n h e a d F a rm S o u th , S a w le y , C l i th e r o e


b y k i n d p e rm i s s i o n o f M r . & M r s . E r i c B a i n e s


Light refreshments will be served throughout the day


I n s t a n t s i l a g e a n a l y s i s a v a i l a b l e


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