Clitheroe 22321, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising): Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Isn't it time you paid a visit to -----------, —


Nick O'Pendle, Clitheroe Road, Sabden. Tel: Clitheroe 23870


If it's a while since your last uisit you'll be pleasantly surprised.


The food is excellent (try Rack of Damb, Tender poached Salmon or a Juicy Rump Steak)


The views.are tremendous and the fire is cosy. We serve food all day Saturday and Sunday.1


Bookings are now being taken for Christmas Day and New Year's Eve


There's Jazz every Friday night. a n d some Par ty N ig h ts are s t i l l available.


Ring Clitheroe 23870 for more details


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CLITHEROE LIONS CLUB


R A C E N I G H T


To be held in the new Banqueting Suite At MYTTON FOLD


FRIDAY 16th NOVEMBER 1990 1st RACE AT 8 p.m. PROMPT


T I C K E T S £ 5 . 0 0 (Including choice supper)


A L L P R O C E E D S G O T O T H E C H I L D R E N IN N E E D A P P E A L Tickets available from:


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R. Spedding - 22147, A. Hollingworth - 24978, G. Braithwaite - 41277, C. Underwood - 28268 ^


an d all lion m em b er s


BRADFORD TEL:


(0200-23340)


THE GOOD VALUE


COUNTRY PUB


Home Cooked Food - Daily Special Board


CHRISTMAS BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN Log Fires - Friendly Atmosphere


MEALS SERVED 7 DAYS A WEEK Lunch 12 neon - 2 p.m.; Evenings 7 p.m. - 9-30 p.m. CLOSED: Monday, Nov. 12th, Tuesday, Nov. 13th, J ■ "


Wednesdav, Nov. 14th. forinternnl alterations.


NOW OPEN FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS FOR THA T INFORMAL & INEXPENSIVE EVENING OUT The Cygnet Swan Courtyard


Home made meals served daily, inlcuding Sunday Lunch.


(Closed Wednesdays)


* SPECIAL G NOTICE *


SUNDAY NOVEMBER 11th R a y P rom o t io n s 0836 367754 LANCASHIRE COUNTY LIBRARY


r.V'iAO RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT Present


’ A MID DAY MUSIC RECITAL By MR NEIL SMITH


(Guitar) Al Whalley Library


On THURSDAY NOVEMBER 8th 1990 ★ 12-45 — 1-30 p.m. ★


ADMISSION FREE


CHATBURN PLAYING FIELDS COMMITTEE


CHRISTMAS BAZAAR


SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10th


Chatburn School Hall At 2 p.m. Various Stalls, Teas, Visit From FATHER CHRISTMAS


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GAMDEY'S CIRCUS


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S P E C T A C U L A R .


* Old Railway Sidings, Rose Grove * TUESDAY 6th ■ SUNDAY 18th NOVEMBER * DIAL-A-SEAT (0282) 20555 Featuring:


BURNLEY


Lions, bears, camels, horses, ponies, pigs, clowns, trapeze, etc.


Saturdays - 2 p.m., 4-45 p.m. & 7-45 p.m.; Sunday 11th- 2-30 p.m. & 5-30 p.m.; Sunday 18th - 2-30 p.m. only


PRICES FROM: ADULTS £5, CHILDREN/OAP £4 ^ PERFORMANCES: Weekdays • 4-45 p.m. & 7-45 p.m.;


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W ILD A N IM A L ENTRANCE ADULTS 20p CHILDREN FREE CLITHEROE


SOCIAL CLUB FRIDAY


NOVEMBER 9th


SPECIAL NIGHT


Roy Dennis and Anno Stacy


SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10th ANDREA


LESLEY (First visit) SUNDAY


NOVEMBER 11th PAUL


MARTIN (another lirsl)


I Dear Sirs,


Chatburn park Drive | Brierfield Nr. Nelson


i foel that I have to give credit where it is due, and cannot rale this high enough for the superb job I have received. The service was first class and the woikmanship excellent! We could not believe that so much could be done in so short a time, with so little upheaval.


Thank you. Mr and Mrs G. M. Hargreaves ^t r u s t u s _ thM M M L


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CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH ORGAN SOCIETY


SATURDAY


NOVEMBER 17th 1990 AT 8-00 p.m.


CHARLES MYERS


(Organist Emeritus Clitheroe Parish Church)


Popular programme to Include Sibelius —


"Finlandia” Rhelnberger'a famous Passacaglla with


music by Samuol do Lange Sr., Bade and others.


ALL ARE WELCOME


N o n -M em b e r s : £2.00 ‘ O .A.P . & Students: £1.50


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Sunday 25th November 7.30 p.m.


St. Paul's, Low Moor CLITHEROE


CONRAD MARSHALL plays Concertos by Vivaldi ("Goldfinch") & Malcolm Arnold also. music by Grainger, Finzi, Rossini.


NORTHERN CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Ticket info: (0200) 25566 &g)61) 941 5646 MUSIC FOR YOUR PL


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CLITHEROE COMMUNITY CHURCH Celebration


J E S U S KING OF KINGS


SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10th 1990


United Reformed Church, Lower Hall Moor Lane, Clitheroe


★ AT 7-30 p.m. ★ Speaker: Rev. George Stirrup C h e v y s .'-Trafalgar .Street; BurnleyTel, 50617 -


Saturday Live Cabaret every week. Sunday Lunch Comedian and Dancer. Sunday Night Disco Night The stunning and outrageous drag DJ CHRIS D'BRAY


Wednesday Denim and Leather Rock Night. ----- LIVE BANDS • THIS WEEK----- K R A K A T O A


Thursday Night Over 20's Disco Friday Night Over 25’s Disco


Bar Open until midnight» No door charge o c x ^ o o s o


H appy H our Se ss ions N ig h t ly


0 CALDERSTONES LEAGUE OF 5


FRIENDS


C H R IS TM A S F A Y R E


In The Main Hall at Calderstones


SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10th AT 1-30 p.m. Various stalls incl. Tombola, Cakes, Crafts,


Bric-a-Brac, Christmas Gifts, Refreshments. ADMISSION FREE


RIBBLE VALLEY CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION


Clltheroe Ladles branch Thinking of


HOLIDAYS ’91?


plan yours nowl. S ee , and listen to Mr Stuttard from Altham's Travel of Clithoroe on


I THE ASSHET0N ARMS D o w n h a m


EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 5-Course Menu With Choice


Followed by Music for Dancing to suit all tastes and licensed until I u.m.


£ 1 2 .5 0 Inclusive (excl. Dec.)


'P e l . C I - I T I I E l t O I C ( 0 2 0 0 ) 1 1 2 2 7 for reservations or vntfitirirs


ISBURN OPEN AIR MARKET AND CAR BOOT SALE


Due to the remembrance day parade the next market is SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18th and not


GRAND GALA NIGHT Royal British Legion


i , At The ] '


WEDNESDAY, 14th NOVEMBER 1 , Top Artists ■ 1 .


:\-i MIKE FALCbN & KERRI WILLIAMS > ' .


V-V - V . '.V v ' .•* >' Hot Pol Supper, Rattle and Prize Bingo -. • ' Proceeds lo Castlelord Amenities Fund i* :.v:. CL1THEROE


CRICKET CLUB Chatburn Road


JU M B L E S A L E


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th at 11 a.m.


Admission I Op


JUMBLE SALE


FRIENDS OF PENDLE C.P. SCHOOL


Princess Avenue


(Adjacent Cricket Field Clltheroe)


FRIDAY


NOVEMBER 9th 6 p.m. ADMISSION Wp


FRIENDS OF SLAIDBURN COUNTRY PRACTICE Invite You To A


FOLK NIGHT In Newton Village Hall


With TALISMAN


ON FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16th 8 p.m. — 1 a.m. Tickets £3.50 Including Pie and Pea Supper LICENSED BAR


Tickets available from Tourist Information Centre and Slaidburn 256 and 259


DUNSOP


VILLAGE HALL DANCING


8 p.m. to Bobs music Saturday,


November 10th £2 supper at 9-30


AUCTION MOCK


At St. John’s School Straits Lane, Read


On Wednesday, November 14th Viewing:


LOW MOOR CLUB FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9th ROB HARPER you've seen Bobby Bull - now come and see his son


SATURDAY USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


SUNDAY IS CHARITY DAY


Lunchtime — Live group in Lounge


Evening — Local live group plus ^ p o t j p n z g s ^ n d j - a f f l e s _______


FOOTBALL LEAGUE Whalley


EAST LANCS


Rimington Saturday


November 10th Kick-oil


Match Sponsor:-


Rendezvous Whalley’s New Night Spot


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No pressure salesmen No gimmicks Free quotation without obligation | Down to earth prices Deposit indemnity guarantee


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ENTERPRISE WORKS, SAUHILL ROAD " 4 , a f 3,su


CLITHEROE CLITHEROE (0200) 2T413


- Blackburn I s o u 1h p Po r t


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- Southport - Rossendale


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2-15 p.m. QEII Playing Fields


CELEBRATING TWO YEARS OF TRADING IN THE RIBBLE VALLEY


Over 200 Sky Satellite Installations and still going strong. With Over 3,000 TV, Video Repairs and Sales


VORTEC SATELLITE SYSTEMS FREE FITTING FREE 5 YEAR GUARANTEE FREE DECODER And FREE 3 MONTHS Movie Subscription


A l l t o r £ 3 9 9 .0 0 . m m


6 p.m. — 7-30 p.m. Auction Starts: 7-30 p.m.


Proceeds to School funds November 15th at


Clltheroe Conservative Club


7-30 p.m.


Tickets available at the door £1.25 Inc. refreshments


Thursday


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' car boot sale^ TRAVELLERS REST,


GISBURN (on CarPark) SUNDAY,


NOVEMBER 11th (10 a.m.-4 p.m.) CARS and VANS E5


For Enquiries or Advice Tel: Mr ’C‘


, Bamoldswlck L 8 1 5 7 5 6


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No booking necessary .just turn up No new goods


FOR HELP AND ADVICE WITH


YOUR “WHAT’S ON”


ADVERTISEMENT


Telephone T IN A


CRO N IN on


BURNLEY 26161


ST. MICHAELS & ST. JOHNS SOCIAL CENTRE


Lowergate Clitheroe CABARET


5 0 / 5 0 Come Dance To:-


PAUL LEE AT THE ORGAN


SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10th ★ AT 8 p.m. ★


Tickets £1.00 From The Social Centre TEL: 23073 23029


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AT THE CASTLE


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, 23rd, 30th


You can also celebrate with a glass or bottle of the first years Beaujolais


Castle Restaurant Bar Clitheroe Tel. 24442


IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS ANYTIME


BLACKBURN jj£ 6 6 2 4 2 4


) V NELSON x


Call or wnie to


15 M A R K E T S O U A R E N E L SO N


105 N EW P AR K S T R E E T B LA C K BU R N


6 9 4 9 2 9


THE G EN T LEM AN ’S FA RM E R 'S C LU B Are Meeting At:-


THE CROSS KEYS Clltheroe


12 a.m. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10th


Dva L e


_egion


Waddington Branch SERVICE OF


REMEMBRANCE


St. Helen’s Church, Waddington


11th November at 10-45 a.m.


(Members Parade Village Club at 10-20 a.m.) To Celebrate Honorary


member UR C. WILSON’S BIRTHDAY


Evening Dress Required.


HODDER VALLEY BRANCH BRITISH LEGION


REMEMBRANCE


SERVICE at


United Reform Church, Newton


Sunday, November 11th 2.00 p.m.


Christine Collinge


ACCRINGTON ORIGINAL & ANTIQUE


COLLECTORS


MARKET TOW N H A L L


ACCR IN G TON S A TU R D A Y


N O V EM B ER 10th 9-30 a.m. — 5-00 p.m.


Bookings Tel: 0204 364646 491763


CLITHEROE GARDEN CLUB RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL


Monday, November 12th 7-15 p.m.


‘GARDENING ON A


FELLSIDE’ everybody welcome


Dr Dylys Davies (Penwortham)


DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY — AMAZING DEALS —


Beige 80/20 Berber Twfal: 11ft. Bin. wide, slight sub*. 34oz Heavy Domestic Weight £6.99 *q. yd. 40 oz Contract Woight £9.50 sq . yd.


S oft G re en 80/20 B erb er Twtot: 13ft. 1in. wido. slight subs. 34oz Heavy Domestic Weight £8.50 eq. yd. 46 oz Contract Woight £11.99 eq. yd.


Dorchester Twist: 80/20 P ls ln Twist 13ft. lin . wido. Perfect stock. 3 Colours available @ £8.50 sq . yd.


C o rn Berber Twtst: 80/20 Berber Twist 15ft. wide. Heavy domestic Woight (§> £8.99 sq . yd.


12 ft. Broadloom 80/20 Wool/Nylon. Heavy Domestic Woight. 2 Modem Designs. 5 Cotours Available. Just in <


— N EW A XM IN S T E R S JU S T A R R IV E D — §> £18.99 sq . yd.


PLEASE NOTE> This is just a small selection from our vast range. Why not c a l in al our genuine Factory Shop and see just how idle quality carpets can costI


* Further reductions on our enormous stock ol room size rofl ends — Over 300 in stock and on display now


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* Free measuring and estimates — tot us give you a no-obligntion quote r Free delivery * Esperl fitting available * Late opening Thursday Till 8 p.m.


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M CHRISTMAS “ m CRAFT FAIR


|JM Pments


M HOTEL l££§• Langho, nr Blackburn (300 “ yds off the A59 at the Petre roundabout)


on SUNDAY


NOVEMBER 11th 10 a.m.— 5 p.m.


, sent


Well signposted • ISJj ample parking .251


HERITAGE l£§! FAIRS


DETAILS “ f t j m


w § f@E538SSI» tell


RIBBLE VALLEY M.S. SUPPORT GROUP


COFFEE


MORNING Sat. Nov. 10th


At The Mayor’s Parlour Church St., Clltheroe


10 — 12 a.m. MEMORIAL HALL


Admission 30p HURST GREEN


CHRISTMAS WHIST AND DOMINO DRIVE


on Friday, November 16th


Commence 7-30 p.m. prompt


Admission £1-00 including refreshments


BRIDGE CLUB


WINNERS at Clithem! Itridgu Club on Wednesday night were NS Mrs Wilson and Mr Singer, Co! Jeffrey and Mrs Kosmaiski. EW Mrs iligson and Mrs Park, Mr Hall and Mr Hounslow. With these lovely hands,


every north-south pair should reach a small slam on any sys­ tem if bidding. No one played in six diamonds which is unbeat­ able and two pairs played in six no trumps, which cannot fail. However, the majority pre­ ferred six spades, which scores more than six diamonds, and looks safer than six no trumps. Defending six spades, every


ROUND TABLERS in Clitheroe are extending a helping hand to youngsters throughout the area. Clithcroe chairman


Death of popular


Mr Dill Honeywell presented Chutburn Youth Club with a cheque for £100 during the club’s weekly meeting in the newly-renovated and brightly decorated headquarters in the basement of Chatburn Methodist Church Hall. The Tablers are


east led a diamond, taken with the ace. What will north do now? It all depends on his phi­ losophy of the game. The "noth­ ing venture, nothing win” player wnl finesse the queen of spades. If the finesse loses the contract will go one down, sls


return a diamond for his partner to ruff, but if the finesse is suc­ cessful, north will make an overtrick. The “better safe than sorry” ayer will scorn the finesse. He


west will


will play tin* ace of spades at trick two, and then lead another trump, conceding a trick to the


king. Now the contract is safe, unless east has the outstanding trump. If east does have three small trumps, there is no way north can make 12 tricks,but he has played the hand to give him­


self the best chance of success. W dealer, NS vul.


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Monday’s winners were NS Mrs Patterson and Mr- Webster, V. Dickinson and S. Dickinson. EW Mrs Quinn and Mrs Cooke, Mr and Mrs lilakey. On Thursday winners wen


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aiming to help not only youth dubs, but also nursery and playgroups in Clithcroe and the surrounding villages. Said Mr Honeywell:


Mitton parishioner A POPULAR member Mitton, has died at the


of Eastham House, Mit­ ton, was one of four chil­ li i-on of Mr and Mrs George Robinson, of With- gill, and site had lived in the parish, apart from the early years of her mar­ riage, all her life.


Mrs Florence Dugdale,


“It can be difficult finding out about projects requiring assistance. Any needing help can contact any member of Round Table.”


Thieves steal from car


A WHITE Citroen car was taken from Whalley Road, Sabdon, between 9- 15 p.m. and 10-30 p.m. on Monday, say police. It had been parked un­


locked, with the keys in the ignition outside the owner’s home. Thieves drove the vehi


cle for a couple of miles along Whalley Road where they abandoned it. They had first stolen :


Kenwood stereo radio cas­ sette, valued at £200, and had also taken the acccler a to r pedal from the vehicle. Before abandoning the


NS Mr Garner and Mr Capstick and Mr G. H. Pollard and Mr C. Pollard (joint first). EW Mr J. K. Pollard and Mr Guha, Miss Telfer and Mrs Hailey and Mr Rushby and Mr Singer {joint second).


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involved with the church for generations. The por­ trait at the back of the church is of her grandfa­ ther, Mr Kay, who lived at Church Cottage and was verger. Later, her father was churchwarden for many years, and this office has been held more recently by her husband, George.


Her family has been


sidesman and her granchil- dren, Matthew (12) and Helen (10), sing with their mother, Susan, in the choir.


Her son, Stephen, is a


Extension ‘out of


character’ AFTER some delibera­ tion, the Kibble Valley


Council’s Planning.and Development Committee refused planning permis­ sion for a three-storey extension at 11 Hack Windy Street, Chipping. Conn. Ted Roden (Chat­


of All Hallows Church, age of 70.


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—^ 100‘a of Christmas gift Ideas £2 under one roof at the new:*


£21’ 100‘b of Christmas gift Ideas __ GRAND


CHRISTMAS AND


ANTIQUES FAIR


NOVEMBER 18th From 11a.m. to 5 p.m.


PENDLE ANTIQUES CENTRE 1 Sabden


Clitheroe Advertiser <fc Times, November 5th, 1990 3 Tablers’ cash help for the youth club


burn) said that it was a unique area and it would he a shame if the devel­ opment was allowed to continue. Conn. Allan Kay (Chaig-


the last people educated at All Hallows School before it closed, and she then moved on to Clitheroe Koval Grammar School for Girls.


Mrs Dugdale was one of


ton) argued that if any of the buildings in that row could he extended, this was the one. Conn. Chris lloltom


ley) said that it would he totally out of character with the village, hut Conn. William Fleming (Hilling-


(Wilpshire) proposed r e j o e t i o n o f t It e application.


19-11 to Mr George Dug dale, a company director with B. Dugdale and Son


She was married in July


car, they caused damage to the vehicle by kicking the door and wing panels, and breaking one of the passenger windows.


her family, Mrs Dugdale was a keen gardener and a


Ltd. Exceptionally fond of


former member of the Clitheroe Inner Wheel


Club.


RED Rose Cottages are to open a new office in Shaw- bridge Street, Clitheroe. The Ribble Valley


New office


Council’s Planning and Development Committee approved the change the use of the ground floor of 16 Shawbridge Street to an office with living accommodation on the first floor.


S H I R E S U R N


STALWART DYEING CO. LIMITED PRIMROSE WORKS, CLITHEROE


OPENING HOURS: Mon • Tubs 9.00 am. - 5.00 pm.; Wed closed lor restocking; Thurs 0 am. - 8 p.m.: Fri 9 am. - 4.30 pm: Sat 10 am - 4 pm


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