•1 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November 15th, 1990
Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classijiea)
1 J . w • A T Y O U R The local firms below provide a variety of
essential services — use this guide for an easy reference
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OPEN WEEKDAYS: 7.30 a.m. - 5.30 p.m. SATURDAY: 7.30 a.m. -12.30 p.m. CLITHEROE 41597______________
at PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN
Weddings — Birthdays 1 — Parties
Any Special Occasion
HIRE A VIDEO CAMERA
C.C. PARKER P C RT K
PAINTER and
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CTEOUHHC 25479
Compotitive rales — daily, weekend, weekly. All
prices include insurance and blank tape.
PHOTO CORNER 4 Moor Lane, Clitheroe. TEL: 29338
New carpets ana vinyls
Repairs and refits
Fitting your own carpets
Competitive prices SEED and
TEMPLEMAN 37 Wellgate,
Clltheroe 28401 (evening*) Tot. 25638, or J lte v ik c U2efr& ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Industrial, Domestic and Agricultural Installations
Full or Part Rewires, Showers, Extra Sockets, Security/Flood Lighting etc.
' Tel: Clltheroe 28088 24hr answering service 41472 home
KV$2fFRANKLIN STREET, CLITHEROE \ 'V •'
NOEL KING & CO. Tel.-22979’ ......
SALES, SERVICE AND REPAIRS
WASHING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS
ALL MAKES SUPPLIED Reconditioned Washers and Vacuum Cleaners
WET VACUUMS • PRESSURE WASHERS* FLOOR
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SCRUBBERS and POLISHERS • CARPET CLEANERS
ALAN RICHARDS (INDUSTRIAL FLOOR CLEANING EQUIPMENT)
WATERLOO ROAD, CLITHEROE
Telephone: 22161 CLITHEROE DOMESTICS nmr authorised
SALES • SPARES • REPAIRS
Washers - Gas and
Electric Cookers - Vacs - Fridges etc.
New and re-conditioned . Open 6 days a week 'til late
50 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel: (0200) 29116 or (0772) 628061 after houra
A. PERRY Time Served
All building work under taken, stonework, brick work, pointing, flaging patio’s etc.
Ref on request — NO job to Small.
Prompt Attention given Tel. Accrington 393853 872862
D E R E K L E IG H T V R E N T A L S
4 Shlreburn Avenue, Clitheroe. Telephone 24168.
NO DEPOSIT TV RENTALS Portable, Teletext, Remote
e.g. 20ln TV E7.00 per Cal. Month
New 21 In. FST Remote
C10.SO per Cal. Month! Discount for Annual Payment
TV Repairs, ex-Rentals for sale
P O T T S - T U G W Q O D - P A R T N E R S H I P -
ARCHITECTS
Interior and Landscape Designers: Graphic Artwork.
Domestic and Commercial:: Tel: 0254 246413
BLOCKED DRAINS
Jet Cleaned 24 Hour Service
Septic tanks emptied
John Moran • Gisburn 0200 - 445724
for the week ELECTRICIAN
Graham Whiteoak ALL TYPES OF
ELECTRICAL WORK UNDERTAKEN
Tel. Whatley (0254) 823555
THERE is nothing complicated about your soul’s search for security. First you sense a divine dissatis faction. What you really want you will obtain, finding because you have sought. If you want the presence of Christ in your everyday life, He will come at once. The next thing for you to remember is to live as consciously in His presence. This, I promise you, will influence everything you say and do. You have hesitated to get too involved and what
CLOCK REPAIR Antique and Long Case specialist
BARRIE ASPDEN
Clitheroe 23416
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believe? Don’t worry about that at first, so long as you seek to know more about the One in Whom you believe. Did you think that you had to accept every word in the Apostle’s Creed before you could become a Christian? Horsefeathers! How do you think the first disciples to follow Jesus
will it cost? It will cost you your life! We put our lives into the hands of Jesus, to receive them back from Him to be lived in His service. We gradually undergo a great change as He not only finds fresh tasks for us to undertake, but supplies the inspiration and the strength to do them. Jesus never asks, us to take on more than we can manage, relying on His strength. Did you say that you were not quite sure what you
LYNCH JOHN
Builder and Contractor
For brickwork, stonework
concroto, drains, ropointing, driveways and paths,
alterations and extensions. For a FREE Estimato ring Clltheroe 25109
24 hour answering service
CYRIL service engineer
HOOLEY Ex-Hoover
57WOONE LANE, CUTHER0E .22023
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9 Cllthero* 27822
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Cycle car mystery unravels
Stalker’s father, Mr Louis Crook, was in business with Mr David Cun ningham and the pair had a cycle car firm in Clith eroe, with a showroom on Castle Street. The company built its
first car in 1905 and then moved premises to Black burn and later Preston, before going out of busi ness in 1922. The car was driven in
been shed on the mystery, more information would be a great help. Anyone who can help should contact the N o r th W e s t Sound Archive, situated at Clith eroe Castle (27897).
the London-Exeter 24- hour endurance race by Mr Cunningham. Although some light has
LIBRARY CORNER
Graham Hurley. Fast-moving thriller set in a world where civil rights have been suspended and turmoil reigns. “Wind up” — Neville Steed.
LATEST additions to the stock at Clitheroe Library include: “Rules of engagement” —
Elizabeth Stalker, of Clitheroe Road, has pro vided some photographs and press cuttings and, although these have helped, there are still some loose ends to be tied up. It transpires that Mrs
cycle are being carried out by Mr Andrew Schofield, of the North West Sound Archive, and after appeal ing to the paper, someone came forward. Whalley woman Mrs
in the “Advertiser and Times” two weeks ago has gone some way to being solved. Investigations into the
THE mystery of the Clith eroe cycle car highlighted
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with Kaye Moon
Seeking for help to reveal area’s early relics
WHEN Roman finds were made at Whalley earlier this year, they set the ball rolling for an unusual historical quest.
councillor Mr Leo Wells, of Chester Avenue, Clith eroe, has made an inten sive study of Christianity in the area . . . and won dered what adversities early Ribble Valley Chris tians faced in those Roman times. But no matter where he
Former Ribble Valley ig
looks, he can find very lit tle information and the led him to start
what is actually early Chris- area. This is hoping for
mation coming from any Roman finds or related to
Surprise thank you for church organist
THERE was a surprise presentation for Whalloy
organist Miss Muriel Kay at a Christmas fair organ ised by Calderstones Ho sp ita l League of Friends.
Fields, has played the organ for the Royal Brit ish Legion for 17 years and was presented with a framed certificate by Mr J. K. Lawson, president of the Eas t Lancashire County Committee, in re c o g n i t io n of th is milestone.
Miss Kay, of Manor
military hospital and every year Remembrance Day services are held at the hospital church, St Luke's,
International flavour in the sixth
Thomas (16), from Den ver, Colorado, studying English language, biology and history — which is partly American history as well as European — and Cindy Cotten (17), of Que bec, who is studying English language, history and art. Both attend lessons in
general studies as well as their A-level subjects. Their year-long atten
dance at the school has been arranged through a Swedish company with a r e p r e s e n t a t i v e in Longridge. Sadly, no CRGS pupils
A mystery novel in which ama teur sleutn Peter Marklin inves tigates the murder of a local toy collector. “The art of the world’s grea
Jenny Chippindale. Ideas for Christmas needlecrafl projects.
test watcrcolourists” — Fiona Hackney. Study of the devel opment of the art of waterco lour, beautifully illustrated in colour. “Christmas stitchery” —
THE sixth-form at Clith eroe Royal Grammar School has something of an international flavour this year, thanks to the pres ence of two students from North America. They are Michelle
Calderstones is a former
in the hospital grounds. Mr, Lawson expressed
thanks for her long and valued service.
the Legion, Miss Kay has accompanied weekly church services at St Luke’s for 20 years. For Miss Kay, the pre sentation was the surprise
As well as playing for
of her life. “I did not know what to
think. But it was won derful of them to recognise me in this way,” she said.
ing once, but was quickly invited back. She says there is never a dull moment and enjoys every minute of her work.
She retired from leav
Times” readers. “I would like any infor
“Advertiser and
relics in the Ribble Valley in the form of crosses and the like,” he said. Mr Wells, who recently
returned with his wife Alice from a tour of places of interest in the Holy Land, has already started a study of some well- known local crosses. "There is a cross on
from his post as a county councillor, i Mr Wells is a lifetime
Celtic cross in Whalley churchyard. “There are also crosses
Kemple End which is known locally as St Pau linus’ Cross,” he said. “We know Paulinus was active in this part of the north, but I cannot establish a date for the cross.” He added that there is a
to commemorate the rein troduction of Christianity when the Romans left our shores, like the one in Mit- ton churchyard.” Mr Wells knows most
during his duties as a for mer councillor, starting with the original Clltheroe Borough Council and transferring to the Ribble Valley Council, retiring in 1987. Last year he retired
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parts of the Ribble Valley, having travelled much of it during 37 years of working for the Ribble Bus Com pany, ending as Clitheroe District Superintendent by his retirement in 1984. He has also travelled
member of SS Michael and J o h n ’s RC Church, Lowergate, Clitheroe, where he has twice served as Grand Knight of the Knights of St Columba and has been associated with the Ribble Valley Council of Churches. Born at Stonyhurst, he
recently returned there to search for an ancient cross which he could remember seeing, as a child, in the middle of an open space. To his dismay, it took him three hours to find it, overgrown in the middle of a wood and not even marked on a modern map. “We probably have a
wealth of information about early Christianity under our noses. But unless we compile it, it could disappear in the same way as that cross,” he declared. Anyone with informa
tion can contact Mr Wells at his home (Clitheroe
Wells starting his quest for information at the St Paulinus Cross at Kemple End.
Planning a grand reunion
Piper) and Gayle Miller both started at the school in 1975 and are now trying to contact as many past pupils as they can. The year boasted 65
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however, that they can build up the numbers and, if the response is healthy, a dinner or disco will be held in the New Year. Anyone with any informa tion can contact Carol (Clitheroe 26003).
pupils and so far they have managed to find seven, so the task facing the pair is certainly a big one. They are confident,
TWO former Clitheroe Royal Grammar School pupils are planning a grand reunion for next year. Carol Collinge (nee
24393). Our picture shows Mr
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are going to Canada and the USA, says deputy head Mr John Owen, who is also in charge of the sixth form. The exchanges are han
dled nationally and the two swapping places with the North American girls could be from any UK school.
R e p la c e y o u r o ld c e n t ra l h e a t in g * w i th a n e w S m a r t H e a t s y s te m
a n d N O R W E B w i l l g iv e y o u a f re e 1 4 " c o lo u r T V w i th re m o te c o n t ro l . F o r m o re d e ta i ls D IA L F R E E O N
today and ready to not only live with you, but in you, if you desire this? That is quite enough. Leave the creeds for now. Just accept the living, loving friendship of our Lord. Read and note His teaching in the New Testament. This will be sufficient for "starters." You will, learn as you go on that certain truths are too deep for any mere words of mine to describe. Are you one who used to believe about Jesus but
are now ready to truly believe IN Jesus? Your whole life is at stake, remember. Things can never-be the same again, but then you would not want them to be. . . would you? Yours is the life-changing decision . . . NOW. JOE STANSF1ELD.
felt? They were attracted to Him. He never asked them what they believed. If He had, they couldn’t have told Him. His words had the ring of authority in them. He evidently knew what He was talking about, possessing a sure knowledge of God and His will that came from a close communion with Him. Have you fejt attracted to Jesus and His teaching? Are you willing to accept the fact that He is alive
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