Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 15th, 1990
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(M a a r tm n ) . E a m le y ^ S ) «iia?nj,ea,
with Kaye Moon The local firms below provide a variety of essential
AT YOUR SERVICE.
WHEN it comes to being a show-stopper, Jasper the Kerry Blue Terrier can show these young pups a thing or two.
be 10 years old on M o n d a y ,
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UNDERTAKEN, MINI EXCAVATORS ETC. TURFING TREES ETC
GARDEN ROTOVATORS. CEMENT MIXERS ETC FOR HIRE
SLAIDBURN (02006) 204 LOWER EDGE FARM, ’ TINCKLERS LANE, SLAIDBURN. Supplies of soil and turf
CHAIR CANING SERVICE
Telephone Clltheroe 279B3
ELECTRICIAN
Graham Whiteoak ' ALL TYPES OF
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Vhalley (( 823555
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u p h o l s t e r y ! Now At:
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Quality Workmanship, In quality materials. 17 years in trade
Free estimates lor non-insurance work.
WHAL.LEY 822894
1 2 FRANKLIN STREET, CLITHEROE I
NOEL KING & 'CO. Tel. 22979
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WASHING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS
A L L MAKES SUPPLIED R e co n d it io n e d Washers and Vacu um Cleaners
C. C. PARKER
PAINTER and
DECORATOR. te l.
CLITHEROE 25473
F.P. CHERRY Building and Electrical
Work
From a simple porch or] extension to a new1 home.
Fast and with a minimum of fuss.
Call us now on ; Chipping ; (0995) 61668 ;
FAIRMITRE WINDOWS and
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CONSERVATORIES
BOX SASHES, PIVOT. TOPSWING PATIO DOORS Manufactured by T. Fielding 8l Sons
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Competitive rates — dally, weekend, weekly. All
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PHOTO CORNER 4 Moor Lane,
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CLITHEROE DOMESTICS SALES • SERVICE • REPAIRS • SPARES
Cookers—Freezers—Fridge Freezers FREE Collection — Delivery
Prompt quick service — competitive
Open B Days a week 9-5.30 50 WHALLEY ROAD CLITHEROE
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RAY BLACKBURN [ PLUMBING AND HEATINQ
JENQINEERS 25 years experience'
Glazing, Gutters, and Roof Ropalra.
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FULL BOILER
Oil, Gas and Solid Furl Tell
Clltheroe 26480 . fo r prompt attention
New carpets and i] vinyls
Repairs and refits Fitting your own carpets
TEMPLEMAN Tol. 25638, or
37Wellgate, Clltheroe
28401 (evenings)
Competitive prices SEED and
what we profess to believe, but what we actually accept. As Jesus used to say, we are known by our fruits, the actions that reflect our inner convictions. We testify to our faith, or lack of it, by our daily actions and reactions. St Paul lists the fruits of the Holy Spirit as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness and self-control and if, in our daily life, we are con stantly finding these cropping up, then we have no need to wonder if we have received the Holy Spirit. It is by such evidence that we shall be recognised as Christians.
truth and the light. Because we are of the opinion that His way is the best way for us, we decide to accept His discipline.
is a supreme act of will-power. We have been per suaded that Jesus is truly, as He said, the way, the
Our first decision to follow the teaching of Jesus For details of display
advertising in this newspaper
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tained in John 3, v.16 as applying to ourselves, that Jesus died to save us from our sins and rose again to become the ever present companion Of all His'fol lowers, that they might begin to partake of eternal ■ life. I was careful to use the word gradually because, with the majority of. us, the realisation seems to take quite a long
transitional.period to dawn upon us. It is during this time that so many.have spir
Gradually, we learn to accept the great truth con
itual . setbacks. Our Lord described 'this experience in His parable of the soils. First comes the decision when we receive the good news of salvation as if it were seed com. For a time it'germinates and lives 1 within us, according' to how.-.we nurture'it.. If the cares of the world juid selfish inclinations come'to : check and possibly choke’the developing spiritual life within, us, / then we may go on for‘years with\ good intentions that never come to-fruition and,*
though going, through the motions of Christian liv- ingi we gradually become spiritually lifeless;: /'• V y' '
ask/you, in love, not to despair? Jesus is still'able J to
raise.the dead and is always seeking'to save the’ least, the lowest
and.the lost. Always ready to con- tinue giving: sight to the spiritually :blind: He can. help .you if you: have - come to realise,/your, need;' ’
Believe me,.(Jesus/will always come:where He is- welcome: .J "t >■'-
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making so little impact today, I venture to reply that it contains too many religious people who are not Christians. They stare at me for a moment, but usually they grasp what I mean and agree. We live according to our beliefs, not necessarily
WHEN people ask me to give them my considered opinion on the reason why the Christian Church is
DEREK LEIGHH TV RENTALS
4 Shlreburn Avenue, Clitheroe. J Telephone 24168.
NO DEPOSIT TV RENTALS Portable, Teletext, Remote
e.g. 20in TV £ 7 .0 0 per Cal. Month
.New 21 In. FST Remote £10.50 per Cal. Month'. Discount for Annual Payment
TV Repairs, ex-Rentals fo r sale : HIRE Electric Mixer...................... HIRE
SPECIAL WEEKEND RATES FRIDAY P.M. — MONDAY A.M.
£ 5 .7 5
Scaffold Tower 16ft. x 4ft........................./..........£ 8 .0 0 Pacebreaker and Tools.....................................£ 1 8 .4 0 Generator 1 Vjkvo.............................................£ 1 1 .5 0 Chainsaw..........................................................£1 3 .8 0 Ext. Ladder............................................................£ 5 .7 5 Wheelbarrow.........................................................£ 1 .7 0 , Sawbench 12in...................................... ...........£1 3 .8 0 Drain Rods, set of 10....... .............................. . £ 1 .7 0 (Hammer Drill electric......................
Cat Ladder.............................................................£ 2 .8 5 ‘ PRICES INCLUDE VAT
£ 6 .9 0 E. & D. IPLANT HIRE) LIMITED PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN, CLITHEROE 41597
;Antique and long; case specialist
| CLOCK REPAIRS
BARRIE ASPDEN
CLITHEROE 23416
CYRIL t HOOLEY
Ex-Hoover, service engineer ■
;57 WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE Tel. 22023
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For Jasper, who will h a s
as tounded the dog world by walking off with reserve prize for the second best in the show a t Bu r n l e y Canine Society Show.
owned by David and Polly Brown, of Chapel House, Tosside, has probably set a national breed record to add to his two others. . ..a reserve challenge certifi cate at six months old, the
The grand old man,
youngest Kemy ever, and the record birth of 18 of his pups by three bitches within six days when he was eight years old. Mrs Brown said: “Ker
“Sion Silva Ruff ‘n’ Turn-, ble,” is a fairly exceptional dog anyway, in that he can be left in the car with the family’s meat shopping for hours and completely trusted not to touch it. “When I bought a joint
ries are only expected to live to the age of nine or 10. To come second in show among an entry of 89 dogs is exceptional.” Jasper, kennel name
Friendliest place for tourists
THE attractions offered by the Ribble Valley have been on show to thousands of people from the North East.
Gateshead for three days and invited hundreds of people who called at its stand last year to visit it again during the-North East Holiday Show at the Metro Centre.
The Red Rose Tourism Consortium was in
Openshaw said the area was known in the North East as one of the friendliest to visit.
Tourism action programme manager Mr Tony
boroughs of Blackburn, Burnley, Hyndbum, Pendle, Rossendale and the Ribble Valley, has attended a mqjor holiday fair at the NEC in Birmingham and the “Daily Mail” International Holiday Exhibition at Earl’s Court, London.
So far this year the Consortium, made lip of the
. had not to let Rambo have the sausages,” explained Mrs Brown. “When he came back,
Mr Brown left Jasper in the, car with a pound of sausages — and an a 12- week-old Jack Russell pup called Rambo — surprised even the family. “He was going for a drink and told Jasper he,
of beef last week and left Jasper with it in the car, he covered it with my umbrella so no-one else could see i t ,” said his proud owner. Another outing, when
Jasper had rolled the sau sages in the rubber mat in the stairwell to keep them safe!” Jasper, whose offspring
Caitlin won the Open Ter rier Class at the show, is not resting on his laurels. He’s an expectant father, with a litter of pups due in Rotherham on — of all days — April 1st.
'The"Browns’ butcher — Steve at Clitheroe’s Kwik- Save — was amused when he heard the “Advertiser and Times” had challenged Mrs Brown to have Jasper photographed with a string of sausages round his neck. Steve is so used to seeing Jasper guarding the meat in the family’s car that he said the out come was “a dead cert” and donate delink of sau sages free!..........
Torchlight fro lic s planned for 1992
THE “best free show” in the North of England will be hosted by Clitheroe in the shadow of the Castle walls in 1992.
all part of the fun-filled family fiesta — will return with the 20th torchlight procession. The celebrations will'
Fireworks and frolics —
mark the 40th anniversary of the Queen’s accession to the throne. Clitheroe town council; lors were asked if a torch
light procession could be staged in 1991 to mark 50 years of Royal Engineers in the town, but they felt 1992 would be more appropriate. Coun. James McGhie
said 1991 would be in keeping with tradition, five years after the last torchlight procession in
An Arctic ‘encounter’ for soldier Mark
ENJOYING Arctic conditions in Northern Norway is Bombardier Mark Tomlinson, of Chatbum.
,
Geoffrey Tomlinson, he is currently taking part in a
LIBRARY CORNER
to her strict Quaker upbringing. ’ ‘K n ow y o u r own lQ ” — H. Eysenck. Description of how
contract bridge.” A definitive se t of rules for all serious players.
Helen Cannnm. A family story set in the 18th century. Hannan is torn between her attraction to . Robert Gayle and her loyalty
Wingfield. A new tale of crime and corruption featuring Detec tive Inspector Jack Frost. “A high and lonely road” —
IQ ratings work, complete with • ■ set of graded tests. “The international laws of
LATEST additions to the stock at Clitheroe Library include: “A touch of Frost” — R. D.
Artillery. The son of Mr and Mrs
St Augustine’s RC School is a member of 5 Field Battery Royal
The former pupil of
: multi-national exercise, “Array Encounter,” with NATO’s ACE Mobile Force Land, which con sists of units from Britain, America, West Germany, the Netherlands, Luxem bourg, Canada and Italy. For this, he has had to
/Belgium and W e s t Germany.
with one child, has been in the Army for 13 years, travelling extensively to locations including Nor way, Canada, Turkey,
train and learn to survive in temperatures down to minus 30 deg. C, living in Arctic tents and snow holes. Mark, who is married
.conditions, where the only reliable means of transport is hy skis.
of the ferocious conditions of Northern Norway and has learnt to cope well with the changing weather
He enjoys the challenge SOS? ■:
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gested we should have a torch light procession every five years,” said Coun. John Cowgill, adding tha t it did not always fall like that. The celebration was usually held to commemorate a particular event, espe cially a Royal one.
that the financial implica tions would have to be dis-' cus sed p a r t ic u la r ly carefully.
Coun. Cowgill warned
came to Clitheroe for the 1986 spectacular, which' attracted a record number of floats and the one “per son” reputed to have taken part in every torchlight procession since 1887 — • the Low Moor Pig.
suggested involving Rib ble Valley Borough Coun cil, in view of-the fact that th e a u th o r i ty now employed a full-time tour ism information officer. Thousands of people
lighted the amount of pro grammes left after the last two torchlights,' but added that once enthusiasm was Harnessed, he felt sure the committee would meet and hopefully gain new youn ger members to serve. Coun. Eric Bracewell
Coun. Ron Pickup high
1986 — Clitheroe 800. “ I t was always sug
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