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


FREE COMPETITION DAVID SIMMONS STUDIO


4th Annual Personality


PETS


Competition 1990


At theDAVIE> SIMMONS STUDIO 14 York Street, CUtheroe


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Call In between 9.30 a.m. and 6.30, p.m. ■ Monday June 25 th to Friday Julyioth , :: (cx c lu d l% Saturday and Sunday) -. '


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RIBCHESTER Tc/cp;ione:


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AND EVERY THURSDAY


LIVE BAND + DISCO ’TIL 12 Market Every Sunday


MONDAY, JULY 9th * BERNARD MANNING ★ **************


TICKET £7.00 INCL. SUPPER ------AVAILABLE NOW-------


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CELEBRITY CRICKET MATCH


SUNDAY, JUNE 24TH Start 2-00 p.m.


C.C.C. I XI - V - ALL STAR XI Stars from Man. City F.C. Blackburn Rovers F.C.


Lancs XLCC and Lancashire League


For Richard Greenwood’s (Ex England Rugby) Roefield Charity


Entry £1. Children and Oap's 50p


• FOOD • BAR • PRIZES • Everybody Welcome


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FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd 1990. £4 Colne Municipal Hall


Tourist Information Centre, Scotland Road, Nelson 61 Albert Road, Colne. Box Office: »;


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SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL 9 .v ; '..CLITHEROE,


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THIS FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd , "


The Welcome Retun Of • ,


THE DIVING DUCKS


-■ , DOORS OPEN KMX) p.m. —1a.m. __ l , i> ,


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Band on Stage —11-00 p.m. - ' f " "


ADMISSION £2 SO - - > ’ , „ AND FAYRE


Saturday, June 23rd, Castle Field 5 p.m.


Bouncing Castle, Side Stalls and Games. Refreshment area.


Children Free. Adults 35p X & \ .


■fcttnilj ^ w W in g e ta ) THE RAMBLERS' ASSOCIATION AND ORDNANCE SURVEY


CLITHEROE RAMBLERS FAMILY '


,£* . . L-."'../A i , , l , r < ,’ i


t r a d it io n a l CNc;Lisb OPEN AIR


in the attractive surroundings oj CLITHEROE TOWN CENTRE


CRAIZT CDARKeT i t ic last ’I l iu r s d a y o f d ie m o n th th r o u g h o u t S um m e r ^ e r - SWIMMING


ADULT (IMPROVERS)


A 3 week introduction to stroke technique. Saturdays — 7th, 14th and 21st July


Stonyhurst Pools 6 — 7 p.m. Placed Limited — £1-50 each session For lurther details please phone


Pat Ellacott on 26297 P a r i s


4 D A Y S • 3 N IG H T S ) Departs, Friday September 28th I


READERS WEEKEND TO ROMANTIC PARIS EAST LANCASHIRE NEWSPAPERS


Burnley Express: Nelson Leader Colne Times: Bnrnoldswick & Earby Times Clithcroe Advertiser & Times


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e r a i r e you all rooms with private bathroom, superb lounge bar and restaurant. Yoi


price includes continental breakfast.


Departs early morning from:


Holiday Price £109 Single supplement £39


Barnoldswick I’arby Colne Nelson Brierfield Burnley I’adiham Whalley Clilheroe For brochure, giving full details, send to:


NOT INCLUDED


• Compulsory insuranceatL9.no • Optional! evening tour a t L10 • Single supplement £39 • Any currency surcharges necessary


Paris Trip, Promotions Dept, East Lancs Newspapers Ltd, Bull Street, Burnley


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I INCLUDED JN TIIE PRICE


• Luxury coach with reserved sent* • Return ferry • Tour Kscort • 3 nights Mercure Hotel in twin room with private bathroom • Continental Breakfasts • excursions ns detailed


CLITHEROE ASSOCIATION OF CHURCH CHOIRS


presents


A POPULAR CHORAL CONCERT


in Clitheroe Parish Church on Saturday, 30th June, 1990 at 7-30 p.m.


Music includes MENDELSSOHN, ELGAR and WESLEY ■ Admission £1 at the door


I KNOWLE GREEN VILLAGE HALL


COUNTRY AND


WESTERN NIGHT


FRIDAY, JUNE 29th, 1990 ★ 8-00 p.m. ★


ADMISSION £3.50 INCLUDING SUPPER


J (THOMAS AHS8A0)


The most advanced and versatile uPVC systems ever designed


CUTHEROE


ENTERPRISEWORKS; SALTHILL ROAD, CLLTHEROE (0200V 27413


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You’ll bo delighted with your 3 star plud Mercure Hotel. The modern hotel offers |


Paintings, Moral Displays, Macramc, Copper Pictures, Pottery, Clothes, Stoneware, Toys, Games, Pyrography, Jewellery and other Quality and Original Goods. GIFTS GALORU.


NEXT MARKET THURSDAY 28th JUNE SO MUCH TO SEE!


F KIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


or more information contact the Touriam Section. ______ Tel: (0200) 25111 Fact. 2006


SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND


CELEBRATION NIGHT


TONIGHT — THURSDAY, JUNE 21st Commencing at 8 p.m. with a March through


Slaidburn followed by a Concert at the Hark to Bounty (By kind permission of Mr. Lynch)


b o w L a n d c o u n t y h i g h s c h o o l


’RIVERSMEAD’ Grindleton, near Clitheroo


MID SUMMER MADNESS


Saturday 23rd June from 2-00 p.m. — 4-00 p.m.


1 Its a knockout — Village learns ■ Sheep Dog display by Bill Heslop


■ Rare Breed Sheep


Cream Teas, Hot Dogs, Plant Stall, Cake Stall, Tombola


Admission 20p Adults, 10p Children


TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT ANGLO — AMERICAN ROCK CONCERT 1


1 r v r \ tit1 featuring


L STRONGHEART (from America)


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at COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL ID.I TICKET £4 at the door £5


N.B. World Cup Temporarily suspended. ] ' 'J 1


• German Shepherd obedience display by^ Tony Jackson


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WADDINGTON GARDEN WEEKEND


Saturday, June 23rd and Sunday, June 24th Slaidburn Silver Band will play in the Coronation Gardens on the Sunday Also


OVER 60’s EXHIBITION OF ARTS AND CRAFTS In the Methodist Church Hall


Saturday 10 a.m. —12-30 p.m.; 2 p.m. — 5-00 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. — 4-30 p.m. ------Refreshments-------


WHALLEY & DISTRICT LIONS


MID SUMMER FAIR


At Whalley Abbey SUNDAY, JUNE 24th


Commenceing 12 noon Enquiries lor Stalls Tel. (0254) 884112


Come along — Join the celebration to mark the Bands first Contest success and Trophy


Tel. Accrington 384074


CABARET, CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd and 23rd PURE


FANTASY (Superb Showgroup)


PLUS SATURDAY ONLY BILLY


Back by Public Domand) CWhy not book a meal in the


( PEARCE


nrvery and reserve a tablo in the Cabaret Room


WEDNESDAYS


ALL STAR CABARET PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY JUNE 27th


GREENGAGE WEDNESDAY JULY 4th


THE


UNDERTAKERS WEDNESDAY JULY 11th


CHARIOT WEDNESDAY JULY 18th


SWEET HIGH JINKS


Free admission Wednesday only to Cabaret Room when dining in the Carvory


★ LOUNGE BAR ★ MONDAY, JUNE 25th


KNOWLEDGE QUIZ


GENERAL Grand Cash Prizes Starts 8-30 p.m. TUESDAY AND SUNDAY


KEN HARTLEY ENTERTAINS


WEDNESDAY and B FRIDAY


ack in time with


PAT CARTER THURSDAY and SATURDAY


CARL LANGDON Guest Artist Welcome


EVERY SUNDAY MAMMOTH CAR


BOOT SALE 10 - 4 p.m.


Aiitilfilti S H I R E B U R N


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


STALWART DYEING CO. LIMITED PRIMROSE WORKS, CLITHEROE "B 29066


DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY — AMAZING DEALS —


Bdge 90/20 Berbor TwUt: 11 ft. 8in. wido, slight subs. 34oz Heavy Domestic Weight £6.99 eg. yd. 40 oz Contract Weight £9.50 eq. yd.


Soft Green 80/20 Berber Twlet: 13ft. tin. wido. slight subs. 34oz Heavy Domostic Weight £8.50 »q. yd. 46 oz Contract Weight £11.99 »q. yd.


Dorchoetor Twist: 80/20 Plain Twist 13ft. tin. wide. Perfect stock. 3 Colours available @ £8.50 sq. yd.


Corn Berber Twist: 80/20 Berber Twist 15ft. wido. Heavy domostic Weight @ £8.99 sq. yd.


12 ft. Broadloom 80/20 Woot/Nylon. Heavy Domestic Weight. 2 Modern Designs. 5 Cotours Available. Just in @ £18.99 sq. yd.


— NEW AXMINSTERS JUST ARRIVED —


PLEASE NOTE:- This is just a small selection from our vast range. Why not call in at our genuine Factory Shop and see just how little quality carpets can cosll


* Further reductions on our onormous stock of room size roll ends ** Over 300 in slock and on display now


* Free measuring and estimates - let us give you a no-obligation quote *Froo delivory * Export fitting available * Late opening Thursday till 8 p.m.


- ONE WEEK ONLY - Rent a brand new 16 channel Amstrad, Bush or Alba


Satellite System for only £99.00 per year and we’ll give you FREE INSTALLATION WORTH £60.00 Hurry this is a limited otter - first come, first served


TELEPHONE THE SATELLITE HOTLINE NOW! C l i th e r o e 2 5 1 2 8


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RAMBLING DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 24th


Meet 11 a.m. Ribchester Car Park. Bring Packed Lunch. Scavenger bags, quiz, prizes, balloons, badges


1st PENDLeC ^Q ^ J J ^G R O U P FAMILY


GIANT SATURDAY MARKET AND CAR BOOT SALE


THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd 10-00 a.m. to 4-00 p.m.


and every Saturday during the Summer


MIDGEHOLE SHOWFIELD Adjacent to:


BROUGHTON HALL, SKIPTON (ON THE A59 AT BROUGHTON)


PARKING AND ADMISSION FREE Packed with stalls - 1000s of bargains


BRING EVERYONE — A GREAT RUN OUT


Car Boot spaces £6 No booking necessary — Arrive from 8-30 a.m.


Organised by:- RAY PROMOTIONS LTD 0756 798086 or 0836 367754


l> n>l)<il)ly SUNDAY CAR BOOT THE BIGGEST


SALE IN THE WORLD! AT THE NEW


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART (Clitheroe North turn off A59)


Just turn up any Sunday between 8 — 4 p.m. for unlimited indoor or outdoor selling space.


Further information telephone: Hoyles (0253) 725788 or 720825


SLAIDBURN VILLAGE HALL


WHIST AND


DOMINO DRIVE


Saturday, 23rd June at 7-45 p.m.


Admission £1-00 including Supper


CLITHEROE COMMUNITY CHURCH


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MEETS EVERY SUNDAY 10-30 a.m. in


CRICKET CLUB Chatburn Road


CLITHEROE For further information Tel. CLITHEROE 22334 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★


CLITHEROE CRICKET CLUB CHATBURN ROAD


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Calderstones League of * Friends


C a ld e r s to n e s , W h a l le y


GALA DAY Saturday 23rd J u n e ’90


2.00 p.m. - 4.30 p.m. Admission Free


Various Stalls and Games


Refreshments


Eire Engines & Welliphant Simulated Clay Pigeon Shoot


Martial Arts Display ★ * * ★ * * * ★ * ★ *■ * ★ ★ * ■ * ★ ★ ★ ■ * ★ ★ * ★ ★ * *


THE FRIENDS OF RIBBLESDALE


NURSERY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION


RENTA-TABLE SALE


SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd


At Ribblosdalo Nursery School, Queens Road, Clitheroe. 10-00 a.m. till 12 noon


ENTRY 10p


Ralllo. Refreshments. Toys, Books and lots more.


BUCK INN


LOWER Wnddington


CLITHEUOE 28705


Food Served Daily


Lunchtime and evenings


i ANNUAL


GENERAL MEETING


The Annual General Meeting of Ribble Valley Citizens Advice Bureau will be held on


Wednesday 27th June 1990 at 7-30 p.m.


11-13 Church St., CUtheroe. The guest speaker will be:-


In the Council Chambers, Ribble Valley Town Hall,


MRS P. THOMAS


Speaking about her work as Local Ombudsman.


This is a PUBLIC MEETING and ALL are welcome.


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 21st, 1000 J


Highest honour for local St John


Ambulance leader


THE highest honour bestowed by the St John Ambulance — that of Serving Sister of the Order of St John — has been con­ ferred on local stalwart Mrs Edna Hothersall.


DIOCESE OF BLACKBURN WHALLEY DEANERY


COFFEE


1990 10-00 a.m. to 12 noon In the


MORNING SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd,


Clitheroe Town Mayor's Parlour


Bring and Buy. Cake Stall TICKETS 30p


Proceeds in aid of the CHURCH URBAN FUND


H l':.enthorn Road, Clitli- eroe, is the superintendent or the brigade’s Clitheroe


M Hothcrsall (83), of Edna. She is a remarkable


branch. It is the first time the


lady who has given a very p e r s o n a l s t y 1e of leadership.”


honour has been bestowed in Clitheroe for many years and local members were this week “thrilled” by the news, which coin- i d e s w i th E d n a ’s announcement that she is to retire from her post. The brigade’s Assistant


Commissioner for Lanca­ shire, Mr Chris Oversby, said: “This award is for exceptional and sustained se rv ic e , and nobody deserves it mure than


ANNIVERSARY 24th June


ST. JAMES CHURCH


10-30 Sorvico led by the School 2-00 Procession of Witness. Followed by Service ( S u n d a y Sc hool Pathfinders taking part)


9-00 Holy Communion 6-00 Evening Prayer


Preacher for the Day Rev. G. Campbell Wolverhampton


Majorca glory


AFTER taking the yellow jersey on the penultimate day of competition in the Tour of Majorca, Mearley yclist Linda Gornall was


poised to claim top spot in the race.


85 team, Linda has been in top form in the four-stage competition.


Riding for the Majorca


stage, which took the riders through a mountain region.


Linda won the special “Bulletin Jersey" for the best foreign rider.


Earlier in the race,


the local cyclist was hop­ ing to claim top place in the tour.


With just one day to go,


that her late husband, Robert, who died four years ago, did not live to see the presentation of the honour later this year in London. Together the cou­ ple ran the Clitheroe branch for many years, but Robert’s place along­ side Mrs Hothersall will be taken by one of their three sons, Peter, David and Ian, who will all accom­ pany their mother to London.


Edna’s one sadness is


Many herons seen on


weekly walk


place in the P riory Church, London, the orig­ inal headquarters of the order in this country, and the honour will probably be conferred by the Grand Prior, IIRH the Duke of Gloucester. Glitheroe-horn Edna,


The ceremony will take


FIFTY-FIVE people, led by Mary Thorpe, took part in the Clilheroe Ramblers' Wednesday walk along field paths east of Stony- hurst College. Starting at Stonyluirst


road ends, they walked down to Lower llodder Bridge, north along the Hodder to Dodder Place and then south through Bankluirst to Dali Barns, Field Field and Crossgills. From there they walked


the leaders, Linda secuied jr^rs,” was formed, Edna second place m the third


Constantly in touch with people’s section, the “Bad-


who attended SS Michael and John’s RC School in the town, joined the bri­ gade 30 years ago. She became cadet superinten­ dent in llllicS, rising to divi­ sion superintendent some years later when the cadet and adult sections merged. When the new young


welcomed the new recruits by making all their uni forms herself. She also led the branch when members gave a total of 7(10 hours of their free time during the Clitheroe 800 celebrations.


down to the Kibble to go north, returning to the starling point via Winck- ley Dali Farm and Spring Wood. There was a par­ ticularly large number of herons in the area. The Wednesday walks


will continue and on Satur­ day the social committee’s circular walk is centred on Kibblehead. Members are asked to meet at 8-30 a.m. On Sunday, the family


Ribchester car park. Potential ‘fire hazard’


A KIBBLE VALLEY councillor warned members of the Planning and Development Sub-committee that a lean-to building at The Stables, Duck Street, L.lith-


eroe, was a potential “fire hazard." Conn. John Cowgill (Clitheroe) is not a member of


the committee, but was given permission to speak in view of his strong objections to the applicant, Mr Hughes, wishing to retain the lean-to building anil con­ struct new toilet facilities for the adjacent cafe. Colin. Cowgill said: “The existing lean-to was


rambling day involves three miles or five miles and members are asked to meet at 11 a.m. at the


to take enforcement action against the existing -building.


erected without planning permission and is built on a right of way at the rear of a shop. It restricts access to adjacent premises if there is a fire . . . and one of these is a furniture warehouse.” The committee refused the application and decided


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