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CHRISTMAS 6 NEW YEAR ADVERTISEMENT DEADLINES
FOR ENTERTAINMENTS PAGE AND RUN OF PAPER ADVERTISEMENTS
CLITHEROE ADVERTISER 20th December - 5.00 p.m. Mon 17th December
NELSON LEADER SERIES 21st December -12.30 p.m. Tues 18th December
FRIDAY EXPRESS 21st December - 5.00 p.m. Tues 18th December
TUESDAY EXPRESS 25th December - NO PUBLICATION
CLITHEROE ADVERTISER 27th December - 4.00 p.m. Fri 21st December
NELSON LEADER SERIES 28th December -11.00 a.m. Mon 24th December
FRIDAY EXPRESS 28th December -10.00 a.m. Thurs 27th December
TUESDAY EXPRESS 2nd January WEDNESDAY PUBLICATION - 4.00 p.m. Fri 28th Dec
CLITHEROE ADVERTISER 3rd January -10.00 a.m. Mon 31 st December
NELSON LEADER SERIES 4th January -12 noon Wed 2nd January
FRIDAY EXPRESS 4th January - 5.00 p.m. Wed 2nd January
A RIBBLESDALE POOL
Edisford Road, Clitheroe. Tel: 2 4 8 2 5
T h e Pool will C LO S E fo r m a in te n a n c e on S u n d a y 1 6th D e c em b e r a t 5 p .m . a n d w ill R E -O P E N FO R T H E F O L LO W IN G
Thursday 27th December through to Monday 31st December inclusive.
Open 10 a.m., Close 4 p.m. Last admission 3.30 p.m.
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J 1 WORKING MEN'S CLUB * 'Whalley Road, Clitheroe - Tel: 23337 * * i! SATURDAY DECEMBER,15th *
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Ribble Valley Borough Council - Serving The Community
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Tues 1st Jan Closed Weds 2nd Open 12 Noon, Close at 8 p.m. Thurs 3rd Open 12 Noon, Close at 8 p.m. Fri 4th
Last admission half an hour before close
S e n io r C it iz e n s , R e t ire d , W a te r Ba b ie s, Friday 4th January 11.00-12 Noon
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Waddlngton, Clitheroe Tel: 28705
Bar Meals and Business lunches • DAILY •
■k Parties catered for ★
CHRISTMAS TREE SALE Sunday,
December 16th £1 per foot
A few places left for i r k Christmas Day i r k Please telephone for Menus 3 ♦ ❖
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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 13th, 1990 3 SONGS FROM THE SHOWS DELIGHT AUDIENCES
CALDERSTONES Revue and Dramatic Society attracted large audiences to its “Showtime Jubilee” production — a medley of songs from various musicals compiled for the 40-strong group by producer John Griffiths and musical director Alan Robinson. “It was an
extremely successful production which sent the audiences away whistling and singing the songs they had heard,” said society chairman Mr Terry Dilworth. It was essentially a
team effort, with no individual star performers, but special praise belongs to children of the chorus, who excelled ' when they presented a selection of numbers associated with famous cartoon characters and Disney films. The society will
soon soon be busy again, rehearsing for its next musical, Calamity Jane,” and
it is also planning to present Joe Orton’s play, “The Butcher’s Son,” later in the year.
Santa’s float
FATHER CHRISTMAS will be wending his way ound Ribble Valley vil
Open 12 Noon, Close at 6 p.m.
Sat 5th Open 12 Noon, Close at 5 p.m. Sun 6th Open 10 a.m., Close at 5 p.m.
eroe Round Table. The popular Santa float
lages during the next week — courtesy of Clith
starts its tour tonight but, due to a clash of village attractions, the planned visit to Chatburn has been postponed for a week.
in Grindteton and next Thursday in Chatburn. Tablers will be in Clith eroe or the surrounding villages each evening between 6-30 p.m. and 9 p.m.
Tonight the float will be
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To be held at The Mayor's Parlour, Church Brow (by kind permission of The Mayor of Clitheroe)
XMAS COFFEE MORNING On Saturday, December 22nd, 1990
(to include Coffee & Mince Pie) Bring & Buy Stall Tombola Cako Stall Ratflo
Between 9-45 and Midday Tickets 50 pence
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12 to 53 Seater Luxury Coaches for all Occasions Tel: GISBURN 445394 Day GISBURN 445751 Evenings
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WHALLEY DICKENSIAN EVENING The third year of this very popular Christmas Shopping night
SUNDAY l6 th DECEMBER 12 - 4 p.m.
Balderstone Band, Dixielander Band, Childrens' Funfair, 40 Foot Fairground Organ, Pendle Junior Choir, Fire Eater and Juggler.
Spectacular FREE family entertainment with the Country's top Escapologist in a daring aerial I-Ioudini Bomb Escape,
(All profits to the Derian House Childrens' Hospice Appeal) MONDAY 17th DECEMBER 6 - 9 p.m. CLITHEROE TRADITIONAL LATE SHOPPING NIGHT
VISIT SANTA'S WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ GROTTO IN CLITHEROE
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range of Clitheroe shops as you've never seen them before!
Streets full of fun, Fun Fair, Slaidburn Band, Pendle Jazz Band, Fire Eater and of course the wonderful
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FANCY DRESS The decision has been
reached to hire only a limited selection of costumes
CHRISTMAS EVE NIGHT due to damage in past
years, cigarette burns etc. It must be appreciated that
many items are irreplaceable Full range available at all other times
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Christmas is coming a sign of good cheer, alas a sign that winter is here Winds will blow and snow might loom -perhaps not yet but probably soon.
But freeze you not and shudder you noughl Replacement windows could be a thought a door that fits to keep out the draughts too ULTRAFRAME - the name for you
7 SERVICES > 4 Sunday, December 16th . 9*30 a.m. Family Service,
fci Children playing recorders, •\3 Acting. Singing, Colfee in the ^ school. Everyone welcome
December 23rd, 7*00 p.m. iC Carols by Candlelight
(£ December 24th, 11-30 p.m. . k S Communion by Candlelight W
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tion, now in its 15th year, goes to charity and com munity service, including the Ribble Valley Toy Appeal and the Mayor’s Welfare Fund Christmas
The Round Table collec parcels. Bowling trip
CLITHEROE YFC mem bers have been having a good time over the last few weeks. Around 30 members
attended a ten-pin bowling trip to Preston, which proved to be a great sue c e s s , w i th s om e impressive scores being recorded. At the meeting in Pend
leton Village Hall, mem bers enjoyed a talk from master mimic Simon Entwistle.
CHIPPING YFC TAKES TOP AWARD
CHIPPING Young Fann ers had cause to celebrate at the weekend, after receiving the Bowland Region YFC’s club of the year award.
met on Thursday at Wad- dington Social Club where the award was presented.
The regional committee
Walling, of Bilsborrow, offered constructive com ments to other clubs and was then presented with a token of the region’s appreciation by the chair man of Chipping YFC,
The judge Mr Andy
James Holden. The meeting also saw
the junior member of the year competition. Mr Richard Stockdale of Yorkshire talked to the five candidates about their involvement in the YFC. The winner, Charlotte
region. During the meeting Mr
M a rty n B r is to l was elected president of the region. • Judges for the interme
Sumner of Pendle Forest YFC thanked Mr Stock- dale on behalf of the
diate member of the year and senior member of the year competitions were discussed and Mr Fred
Ollerton and Mr Martyn Bristol accepted.
take place at the January and February meetings respectively. The draw was made for
The competitions will
the bi-annual entertain ment competition which
will take place on January 12th at Clitheroe Parish
30-minute variety show, with the winner going forward to represent the region at the county final in February. First on the bill will be
Hall. Four clubs will put on a
Clitheroe YFC, followed by Bolton-by-Bowland,
Slaidburn and Chipping. A £2 admission price for
adults and £1 for children, including refreshments, was agreed. Next month’s'meeting
Lorry driver fined after
A collisionFTER admitting driving a motor lorry without due care and attention, Gis- burn man Alan Newhouse was fined £75 by Clitheroe magistrates. Newhouse (36), of Bent-
lea Road, had his driving licence endorsed with five penalty points and was ordered to pay £15 costs. Mr Angus Craigen, pro
CLITHEROE Lady Farmers acquired a few new “ country side” skills when th e y h e ld th e i r Christmas party at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley. Their guest enter
takes place on January 3rd at 8 p.m.
secuting, said that the incident occurred along the Longsight Road near L a n g h o , when one motorist started to over take another, who was fol lowing Newhouse. The first motorist over
took both cars and at this point Newhouse pulled out to the right to overtake a t ra c to r , causing the accident. Newhouse pleaded
tainers, the Horse shoe Country Danc ers, invited them on to the dance floor after demonstrating their skills. It proved a very enjoyable exercise and mem b e r s w e re so o n attempting some of the more compli cated reels. The dancing les
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son followed a fes tive meal, served to some 60 members, who were welcomed
guilty by letter, saying th a t the o v e r tak in g motorist could not have seen what was in front of his truck, as it was eight feet wide.
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SUNDAY CAR BOOT SALE IN THE WORLD
THE BIGGEST at the new
CLITHEROE AUCTION MART (Clitheroe North, Turn Off A59)
Just turn up any Sunday between 8 a.m. — 4 p.m.
for unlimited Indoor or outdoor selling space — No new goods please
Further information Tel: Hoyles (0253)782828 or 720825
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BRIDGE CLUB
THERE was no meeting of Clitheroe Bridge Club on Wednesday, so this week’s hand is taken from another occasion. North played in four snades,
and after a club lead it looked as if 12 tricks were there for the taking, provided the trumps broke two-two. But when west failed to follow
to the second round of spades, north realised he had a problem. If he took a third round of spades, losing to east’s queen, he was then going to lose a heart and two or three tricks in dia monds, as there would be no trump in dummy to control the diamond suit. The road to safety was to
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I). M. S. Family appeal
THE Fietcher family will be doing their bit for the children of Romania on Saturday, when they man a special Blue P e te r Appeal s ta ll outside Booth’s Supermarket, Clitheroe. They will be there from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and are appealing for shoppers to donate good as new items for the bring-and-buy stall.:
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