Clitheroe 22824 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Burnley M ie Arts and^Entertaim^
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. FRIDAY 15th
10.30 o.m. and 1.30 p.m. Prosto Puppet Thoatro present PINOCCHIO. 6.30 p.m. Paul Hansard's SNOOP 6.45 p.m. Phil Spollacy's JACK & THE BEANSTALK 7.45 p.m. Locturo by George Spoaight: Tradition and Experiment in British Puppot Thoatro.
SATURDAY, 16th
10.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. Presto Puppot Thoatro presont PINOCCHIO 11.00 o.m. OH NOAH with Parachute Thoatro Company 1.45 p.m. ROBIN HOOD 4.00 p.m. UGLY DUCKLING both with Major Mustard 6.30 p.m. PUNK & JUDY with Parachuto Thoatro Company PLUS Froe at tho bandstand from approximately 11.00 a.m. Martin Bndlo with MR PUNCH
SUNDAY 17th
11.30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. GIANTS, WITCHES AND FIGHTING MEN by Cannon Hill Puppot Thoatro. 11.45 o.m. Martin Bridlo's A BIG TOP 2.45 p.m. Phil Spellocy's CIRCUS SPELLACY Tlckots £1.25 to £2.50 Party ratos avallablo.
BERT JANSCH with PETER KIRTLEY WIZZ AND SIMEON JONES, STEVE TILSTON AND MAGGIE BOYLE
MONDAY, JUNE 18th — 8 p.m.
Three excellent duos: The legendary guitarist Bert Jansch; Wizz Jones, guitar hero; Steve Tilston, with the excellent singer Maggie Boyle.
Brilliant guitar, superb vocal and instrumental musicianship.
Tickets £4.50 Concessions £3.50
MECHANICS Junior Workshop Presents . FORCES UNSEEN
. SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd - ? 2.30 p.m. Tickets £1.00
Association for Spiritual Knowledge
THE EVOLVEMENT OF MEDIUMSHIP
(Talk, Demonstration, and Open Forum) Speakers: Ann and Michael Miles from London
MONDAY, JUNE 25th — 7.30 p.m. Tickets £1.50
EAT AND DRINK AT THE MECHANICS
Bar lunches cooked to order 12 noon - 2 p.m.
Cakes and fresh real coffee In the Coffee Shop 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Choice ol cask conditioned beer every lunchtime and evening. /Manchester Road, Burnley.'-Tel. (0282) 300551 N.A.L.C. CLITHEROE
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BU9EDBEVAL
B A N Q U E T SATURDAY, JUNE 16th 8-00p.m. At Henthorn Farm, Clitheroe
Medieval Feast with musical entertainment TICKETS £ 5.50 (Including Meade)
TEL: CLITHEROE 25125 All proceeds in aid of:-
MARTIN HOUSE CHILDREN’S HOSPICE
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RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL
RE-UNION GRAND
CLASS OF 1950 AT WADDINGTON VILLAGE CLUB FRIDAY, AUGUST 3RD
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, JUNE 17TH
At 10-30 a.m. and 6-00 p.m.
Demonstration on the theme of Water by the children Everyone Welcome
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MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION Opened by
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SATURDAY, JUNE 16th
______ 2 p.m.
SUMMER FAIR
AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
this fridayI june 15th ON THE ROCKS In Concert
DOORS OPEN 10-00 p.m. — 1 a.m. 1 Band on Stage j—11-00 p.m. ’ ADMISSION £2.50 .
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At Whalley Abbey
SUNDAY, JUNE 24th GRAND PRAM RACE Commences at 3 p.m.
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S U N D A Y , JU N E 17th
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Tel: General enquiries Sklpton (0756) 794727 or Talking Tlmetablo: Sklpton (0756) 795189
■CABARET, CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR
Tel. Accrington 384874
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 15th and 16th
(Explosive Soul Sounds from Yorkshire's Top Band)
T.N.T. PLUS SATURDAY ONLY WALKER
(T. V. '$ Top Comedy Impressionist)
Why not book n monl in tho
Carvory and rosorvo a table in tho Cabaret Room
WEDNESDAYS
ALL STAR CABARET PROGRAMME
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20th
BLACK LACE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27th
GREENGAGE
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th
THE UNDERTAKERS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 11th
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THURSDAY and SATURDAY
CARL LANGD0N Guest Artist Welcome
EVERY SUNDAY
MAMMOTH CAR BOOT SALE
10-4 p.m.
STALWART DYEING CO. LIMITED PRIMROSE WORKS, CLITHEROE it 29066
OPENING HOURS: Mon * Tuos 9.00 am. - 5.00 pm.; Wed closed lor restocking; Thurs 9 a.m - 8 p.m; Fri 9 am. - 4.30 pm.; Sat 10 a.m - 4 p.m.
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BROOKSIDE’S SUMMER FAIR
S a tu rd a y , J u n e l 6 t h a t
2 .0 0 p .m . • Magic Show • Displays • Fancy Dress • Band *Stalls & Games * Helicopter Fly Past
Everybody , Welcome A
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FRIDAY NIGHT IS NOW STRICTLY OVER 25's CABARET NIGHT
This week comedy showband
HARPERS BIZZARE NEXT FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd
JIMMY JAMES AND THE VAGABONDS (Voted Best Club Acl Ol Tho year)
ADMISSION £4 ALL NIGHT
CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH OPERATIC & DRAMATIC SOCIETY
CHEESE & WINE EVENING
At the Vicarage, Church Blow (if wet — in the Church Hall)
WEDNESDAY, 27TH JUNE 1990 8-00 p.m. — 10-00 p.m.
Tickets £1.50 available from Committee Members Coneron & Leeming Borough Printing
HELLIFIELD HARNESS RACES
(Under B.H.R.C. Rules) In Peel Park, Hellifield
(by kind permission of Mr and Mrs N. Thwaite)
TUESDAY, JUNE 19TH 6-00 p.m.
1 'A mile handicap — £1000 to winner Ladies race
Admission £2, Children under 15 tree Cars free onto field Licensed Bar
Refreshment stalls
JUNE 14th-17th Tho 8ost Puppets in the Country.
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THIS SUNDAY, JUNE 17th 10-00 a.m. to 5-00 p.m.
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PLAYGROUP GOOD AS
PENDLE NEW SALE
On Monday, 18th June, at 7-30 p.m.
At Ciitheroe Cricket Club
For Sale will be:- Baby Clothes, Toys,
Childrens Clothes & Books, Nursery Equipment
Proceeds for Playgroup Funds
WEST BRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
SUNDAY, 17TH JUNE » AT 2-00 p.m.
PREACHER THE REV. A. FISHER
Music by the ‘Christelles' Girls choir of Morecambe
NEWTON -!N-
REFORMED CHURCH
BOWLAND UNITED
ANNIVERSARY
SUNDAY, JUNE 17th at 2-00 p.m. Preacher
Rev. Christine E. Collin
SALEM CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL
Martin Top, Rlmlngton SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, JUNE 17th, 1990
MORNING SERVICE At 10-45 a.m.
Preacher: Mr Peter Thomas . (Items b y the S unday School Scholars)
ANNIVERSARY TEA At 4-30 p.m.
Please come along EVENING SERVICE
with the Crystelles At 6-30 p.m.
Morocambo. They aro !ho winners ol tho 1990 Morcambo Music Festival.
Tho Crystollos aro a girls choir from
' “ 7 Missionary barbecue raises over £400
CLITHEROE
TOWNSWOMEN’S (EVENING) GUILD
BRIC -A-
BRAC STALL
Clitheroe Market SATURDAY, JUNE 16TH
CLITHEROE CRICKET,
BOWLING &
TENNIS CLUB ANNUAL
GENERAL
MEETING WEDNESDAY 27TH JUNE
8-00 p.m.
Found dead in his car
A MAN found dead in his car in Clitheroe had killed himself, a Blackburn inquest has decided.
was told that 30-year-old Michele Fernando Gar- reffa was found slumped in
The inquest on Monday
the driver’s seat of a hired Ford Fiesta. The car was
full of fumes and medical evidence revealed that Mr Garreffa died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
ner Mr George Graham was told by police and relatives that the deceased had been living at differ ent addresses in Clitheroe recently after separating from his wife.
no suspicious circum stances, after Mr Garreffa was found at the rear of council-owned flats in Whalley Road.
Police said there were
verdict that Mr Garreffa had killed himself.
Mr Graham recorded a East Lancashire Coro
THE annual St James’s Church missionary bar becue in Glitheroe raised over £100, which will be divided between various missionary societies. More than 150 people attended the e v e n t , held in St Jam es 's C E School grounds. The speaker was Mr
“Let the Son rise in St James.”
dress competition with senior and junior sec tions, plus games for the children, a colour ing competition, stalls run by various church organisations and a barbecue organised by St James’s CYFA and P ath f in d e rs ’ Assoc iation.
There was a fancy T Pendle Club
week’s bridge session at Clitheroe’s Pendle Club were Mrs F. Porter and Mr J. Lynch, with Mrs E. Wood and p ar tn e r in second place.
HE winners of last Books new village hall
for anniversary THE chairman of a village community association which, against all odds, has succeeded in raising money for a new hall, will be one of the first peo ple to use it. Mr Richard Evans,
chairman of the Billington and Langho Community Association, and his wife, will be celebrating their wedding anniversary in the new building shortly after it opens. Several inquiries have already been received,
including two definite bookings.
attended by members of the community associa tion, parish, borough and county councils, local clergy, the contractor and local residents, took a 10- year dream nearer to real ity as the first sod was cut by parish council chairman Coun. Mrs Cath Jarvis. It is hoped that the vil
A turf-lifting ceremony
lages will gain a new lease of life through the centre, which has cost in excess of £130,000. Building work should be completed by November.
f y a i iQ e
Keith Wills, of Bolton, who will be leading a mission to the parish in September, entitled
On look out for ‘someone who cares’
THE search is on to find Britain’s “Carer of the Year” — and Ribble Valley health service
workers and volunteers are in with a chance. The award scheme,
open to anyone working in any capacity in the NIIS, has been organised by Sabden’s PEN Marketing, with sponsorship from companies involved in the health sector.
man Mr Peter Nicholson, who conceived the awards in 1987, said: “There are some very special people caring for others in our hospitals and hospices and through the whole field of care.
PEN Marketing chair
companies involved in the health sector for several years and thought this was a nice way to pay tribute to them."
“We have worked with
nursing staff, domestics, ancillary workers, admin istration staff and volun tary workers at hospitals, clinics, medical centres, speeialist-eare units and treatment centres — or any field of health care.
The award is open to
Last year’s winner was a casualty-liaison sister
working with the elderly in London.
for hospice workers, carers in residential or nursing homes, private hospitals, social services, and for those who care for the elderly, sick or disa bled in their own homes. In fact, there are a total of nine awards as part of the scheme.
There are also awards
from friends, relatives, colleagues, or someone being cared for. The final ists will he invited to spend two days in London in September. The presen tation ceremony will be staged at the Hilton Hotel, Park Lane.
Nominations can come
more details are available from Karen Stanworth at Pen Marketing, Watt Street, Sabden. Or you can write giving your name and address and the name and address of your nominee, stating why you think lie or she is deserv ing of a Carer Award.
Nomination forms or Jewellery taken
PROPERTY valued at £1,800 was stolen from a house in St James’s Street, Clitheroe, over the weekend. Thieves forced entry to the detached house some
time between 7 p.m. on Friday and 2 p.m. on Sunday. The items missing include £10 in cash, a lady’s dia
mond engagement ring, a lady’s sapphire and diamond eternity ring, two ladies’ gold bracelets, a gentleman’s gold pocket watch, a lady’s gold fob watch and a half-sovereign.
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