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FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE GIANT COUNTRY


MARKET AND CAR BOOT SAILE


CHAMPIONSHIP BRASS IN CONCERT 1990/91


B o o k in g o p e n s fo r s e a s o n t ic k e ts o n J u n e 1st


September 23rd - RIGID CONTAINERS GROUP BAND October Mth — BLACKBURN AND DARWEN BAND November I t th — HAMMONDS SAUCE WORKS BAND December 9th - THE ROCHDALE BAND January 27th - JOHN FOSTER BUCK DYKE MILLS BAND Feburary 24th — BRITISH AEROSPACE WINGATES BAND March 24th - ROYAL DOULTON BAND


.5V.-i.s-nn iii-ki'i.s- i ' / . t ( l irm l) i'UKatulls) Cunn-iuiiiins XIo.SinT.sn


STEPHEN FEARING Support: Leo Collinson


SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd — 8-00 p.m.


Twit Aiijirrb guitarists. one ;tn established Celt it' ( 'anadian ■ aiul smiywriter, one twirr tinalis Tradition competition.


Thr Young Tickets Td.fdt ( 'oncessimis i':


Stcnlii'ii Sondheim, honk h r Hugh Wheeler


SATURDAY, JUNE 9th — 7-30 p.m.


MONDAY 4th —


A A/usfV.'i/ thriller! Tickets


(Mouthy — Two for the price o f one)


„ ROD PATTERSON


tine o f the great 1 .1> surprising s> >


Tickets


SUNDAY, JUNE 10th — 8-00 p.m. !•


rj.nn JUNE Surolsy


British Y' f t ■puppet Festival


14-17th


A/.'u.’ i f anil mayhem from Tank :iml.Iiuly to


Witches. ( 'lowns anil Crayons. Snoop the Detective, the l tgly


Itackling. Tinocchio anil many more.


Twelve different shows for all ayes.


King rime for details


EAT AMD BMUSMBC AT THE M E C H A N I C S


Bar lunches 12 noon — 2 p.m. Coffee shop 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.


Ch oice o f cask co n d it io n e d b e e rs every lu n ch tim e and e ven ing


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T O A D m O N A L S U N D A Y L U N C H 3?#ni?3 course *5.95 ,


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GEOFF AND SHARON WHITEHEAD


Welcome you to the beautiful 17th Century


DOG & PARTRIDGE IN N


TOSSIDE


Completely refurbished and will re-open SATURDAY, 2ND JUNE


Bar Lunches Beer Garden


Functions


Evening Dinner CarPark


Children Welcome Tel: Long Preston (07294) 495


■ ACCRINGTON ROAD, WHALLEY ' V a L'- ^ Tel: 823086


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LIVE BLUES & SOUI?EVERY- FflIDA Y ‘ THIS FRIDAY, JUNE 1st


’DIVING DUCKS DOORS OPEN 10 p.m. — 1 a.m.


\ ,,In Concert


, Band on Stage — 11-00 pirn. V ■' ADMISSION £2.50


CENTRE O t f f


1X( RUN FOR R0EFIELD ENTRY FORM


Please support the sponsored Fun Runs on Friday 8th June in aid of the new Roefield Leisure Centre Appeal Fund.


Male □ F em a le Q


Age if under 16 y e a rs ................ 2 Mile □


start 6.30 p.m. 41 /2 M i leQ ] Start 7.15 p.m. (By a parent or guardian if under 16 years)


Entry Fees - £1.00 for 2 Mile □ Cheques Payable to Roelield Appeal £1.50 for 4 1 /2 Mile □ (Please lick boxes)


I accept that the organisers and the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times shall not be liable for any accidents, injury or loss or damage as a consequence of my participation in the event.


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Whin* Lana, Raad, Nr. Bum tty. (Exit 0 M65)


THE BELVEDERE —


CARVERY ALL DAY


SUNDAY


Evanlnas 5 course ITALIAN BANQUET £11.95


BAR SNACKS


Partes up lo 00 — Woddtng* up to 100 Tel: PADIHAM (0202) 72170


★ ★ ★ BUCK INN


LOWER W a d d in g to n


CLITHEROE 28705


Food Served Daily


Lunchtime and venings


BRIDGE INN


LIVE BAND —


ON THE ROCKS


Tuesday, June 5th


★ All Procee ds to Ch arity


DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY — AMAZING DEALS —


Beige 00/20 Berber Twlel: 11k. 0in. wide, slight subs. 34oz Heavy Domestic Weight C6.99 sq. yd. 40 oz Contract Weight £9.50 aq. yd.


Soft Green 00/20 Berber Twlet: 13tt. lin. wide, slight subs. 34oz Heavy Domestic Weight E0.50 aq. yd. 46 oz Contract Weight £11.99 aq. yd.


TRINITY CHURCH DRAMA GROUP PRESENT


“OFF THE


HOOK” A Farce By


DEREK BENFIELD At TRINITY CHURCH HALL,


PARSON LANE


THURS. FRI. SAT. JUNE 7th, 8th, 9th At 7-30 p.m.


Available From F. A. Allens Parson Lane or TELEPHONE 25186 or 24049


- £1.50 ADULTS £1.25 CHILDREN A O.A.PS


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CAR BOOT SALE k k k


The Greystones, Blacko


THIS SUNDAY JUNE 3rd


10 a.m. — 4 p.m.


k k k Stalls £5


Tel: Len 831443 or (0860) 759124


X X X X X X X X X X X » X


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BUY NOW NOTHING TO PAY UNTIL OCTOBER ; f ^ ^ ET


Buy Now in 1990 at 1989 price


. 3 M O N T H S i u * -- n K i P A N S ■ ------- - NS SUBJECT 70 STATUS M M


Dorchester Twist: 00/20 Plain Twist 13ft. tin. wide. Perfect stock. 3 Colours available @ £0.50 sq. yd.


Corn Berbor Twist: 00/20 Berber Twist 15ft. wide. Heavy domestic Weight @ £0.99 sq. yd.


— NEW AXMINSTERS JUST ARRIVED —


12 ft. BrorvJloom 80/20 Wool/Nylon. Heavy Domestic Weight. 2 Modern Designs. 5 Colours Available. Just in <5> £18.99 sq. yd.


PLEASE NOTE:- This is just a small selection from our vnst range. Why nd cal in at out genuine Factory Shop and see just how ittb qualty carpets can coatI


* Further reductions on our enormous stock ol room size roll ends - Over 300 in stock and on display now


* Free measuring and estimates - let us givo you n no-obligation quoto *Ffoo delivery * Eiport Idling available * Late opening Thursday till 0 p.m.


r CAR BOOT SALE \


TRAVELLERS HOTEL, GISBURN SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd (10 a.m - 4 p.m.)


Very busy Tourist Road Site


O v o r 3 0 0 C a r S p a c e s — T a b l o s for hi re -C A R S or VA NS -


No booking nocossnry. Just turn up - No new goods For onquiries or advice Tel: Mr ’O’ Bamoldswlck 815756


ONLY £4 0


o f tin • Scottish folk revival, in I'kisy ( 'Inh.


Chipping


ARE YOU GETTING ENOUGH? SUNDAY CARVERY — £6.50


12.00 u n t i l la te aftern o on Reservations CHIPPING: (0995) 61553 PROBABLY


THE BIGGEST UNDERCOVER


CAR BOOT SALE


IN THE WORLD! EVERY SUNDAY


(8 a.m. — 4 p.m.) At The New


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART (Cllthoroe North, Turn Off A59) TEL: (0253) 725788 or 720825


★ Music :tnil lyrics hy


In tho Spoctacular grounds of:- CONISTON HALL


(On tho A65 Skipton to Settle Road) T h is S u n d a y , J u n e 3 rd 1 0 -0 0 a .m . to 4 -0 0 p .m .


PARKING AND ADMISSION FREE From Gisburn follow signs for Settle


Car Boot Spaces £6 — All Sellers Wolcome Arrive From 8-30 a.m.


Organised on behalf of:- CONISTON HALL ESTATES By RAY PROMOTIONS LTD. 0836 367754


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SATURDAY, JUNE 2nd


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KEN MORRELL SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd -


(Wolcomo Roturn) MIKE PAGE (First Visit)


EVERY WEDNESDAY USUAL ENTERTAINMENT


Mombors nnd Bonn Fido Guosts


X X X X X X X X


X X PENDLE HIPPODROME; COLNE OPERA


• Box Office: Sat. June 2nd 10 a.m. — 2 p.m.. and : performance nights .. .. -,v


J' June 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th j; Tickets: Tel: Burnley 23877 or


SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ " A :


FUND RAISING EVENT


At HILL HOUSE, NEWTON on SUNDAY, JUNE 10th, 1990 12-00 MIDDAY


Ploughmans Lunches


kTombola kBar-B-Oue kMaypole Dancing A- Cream Teas k Side Shows k Falconry Display k Bring & Buy k Steam Engine k Silver Band


LOW MOOR CLUB FRIDAY, JUNE 1st


SMOKEYJOE (Fabulous Live Band)


Usual entertainment in the lounge on Saturday SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd


MEMBERS DRAW — E10 Mombors and Bona Fido Guosts


COACH HIRE


HODSONS OF GISBURN --------------- THE FAMILY F IR M ------------------ ESTIMATES FREE


12 to 53 SEAT ER LU XU R Y CO AC H E S FO R A L L O C C A S IO N S


Tel: GISBURN 445394 day GISBURN 445751 evenings


Richard wins TV debate


THE voice of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School arried the day in a TV


debate on defence. In Sunday’s “ North-


Richard Clay, of Chipping, proposed the motion: "This louse believes that now is


westminster" programme n BBC2, sixth former


the time that Britain turns t s s w o r d s i n t o


ploughshares.” And the voting at the


end was 64-57 in favour of the argument put forward by Richard and Preston


first of a mini-series giving sudents the chance to question MPs on impor­ tant national isues — was recorded at Burnley Sixth Form Centre.


Labour MP Mrs Audrey Wise. The broadcast — the


was Habergham High School fifth-form pupil Paul Hopkins, of Burnley, ;ind Tory MP for the Fylde Mr Michael Jack.


Opposing the motion


attended by students from various East Lancashire schools and col leges, including 30 from Cfith- eroe Grammar School, led by head boy Stephen Brown.


The re co rd in g was


Goodey congratulated the panel and the students who spoke from the floor on the high standard of the debate.


TV presenter Felicity Visit the


GIANT SATURDAY MARKET AND CAR BOOT SALE


THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 2nd ★ 1 0 - 0 0 n .m. to 4 - 0 0 p .m. - ★


a n d o v a ry S a t u r d a y d u r in g th o S um m e r


MIDGEHOLE SHOWFIELD Adjacent to:


BROUGHTON HALL, SKIPTON (ON THE A59 AT BROUGHTON) PARKING AND ADMISSION FREE.


Packed with stalls • 1000's 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 Pendle Opera Presents


Waddow Lodge and antiques


fetch top prices


ONE of the last privately-owned historic coun­ try houses in the Ribble Valley was sold at


auction for £320,000. The property was Wad­


dow Lodge, Waddington, early 17th century


house in seven acres. It has six bedrooms, two bathrooms, attic and cellar rooms, and was sold with a stone-built coach house


converted into a three-ear garage, stables, and two self-contained flats.


some of the lodge’s con­ tents — antiques fetching prices as high as £3,000.


Also auctioned were


The auctioners, Mor­ timer Corse and Ross,


were pleased with the interest shown in the sale. Mr Ian Lloyd, a partner


and auc t ione e r , said: “ Given th e p r e s e n t depressed housing mar­ ket, we were extremely pleased with the result of the sale of the property


a n d a n t i q ue s which matched record London prices.


for more than the reserve figure and the antiques were purchased by private buyers and dealers locally as well as from as far as London and Scotland.


“The property was sold


tion was helped by exten­ sive national advertising and a large waiting list for properties of this kind. It is some time since an auc­ tion of this nature was conducted in this part of the world and this was reflected in the extremely h ig h p r i c e s of t h e antiques, silver, oil paint­ ings and objets d’art. ’


“The success of the auc­


an oak-corner cupboard, which fetched £3,000; an oil painting of a riverside and woodland scene, £3,000; a watercolour hy W. S. Coleman, “Children in Fie ld,” £2,700; six Edwardian dining chairs, £850; and an Edwardian silver tea service, £275.


Antiques sold included


Parking headache in Clitheroe


for the disabled


THE lack of car parking for disabled (iconic in Clitheroe has been highlighted by the Royal British Legion.


branch claim that many of their disabled members have difficulty parking in the town, and have asked the Kibble Valley Council to consider whether spe­ cific provision for disabled parking can he increased.


Officials of the Clitheroe


the lack of on-street park­ ing provision and the nar­ row streets, say the KKL officials, it is often difficult for orange badge holders to take advantage of their exemption and park safely for themselves and for other road users.


In Clitheroe, because of


cil’s Development Control Sub- c o m m i 11 e e , Chief executive Mr Oswin Hop­ kins suggested that the director of development and client services, Mr Philip Hailey, should pre­ pare a report, and said that Kibble Valley’s public- car parks failed to reach the standards required hy the county council’s code of practice on mobility.


In a report to the coun­


Council opposing mini-roundabout


DOES anyone, bar the county surveyor, sup­ WHITBREAD A MORNING


★ 10-30 a.m. — 12 noon ★ ADMISSON: 50p


t ST DENY’S, PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE OnSATURDAY, JUNE 2nd


Cakes, Bring S Buy Stall, Plants, Tombola


RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE


SATURDAY, JUNE 2nd


? Ribblesdale Wanderers


- v - Gt. Harwood


Match ball sp on sore d by: W o o ne L ane C h ip p y


(M ike a nd J u n o J o h n s o n )


port the idea of a mini-roundabout in Whal- ley?” was the question posed by Ribble Valley Mayor Conn. Bowel Jones. “The answer is still no, no, no," said the leader of


the council, Mrs Sheila Maw (Whalley) at the council’s Public Works and Health Committee. “Whatley doesn’t want a mini-roundabout. I have


the King Street and Accrington Road junction, site meetings and a pedestrian survey, the county surveyor realised there were problems with his scheme. The changes include extending the pedestrian guard


had umpteen letters against it and there is a lot of concern, particularly from elderly people, about the proposal. ’ Following an experiment with an articulated lorry at


rail along the outside of the Whalley Arms to concen­ trate movement at the pelican crossing which will be sited near the surgery. Conn. John Walmsley (Waddington) told of his vil­


of spaces on a public car park with more than 50 spaces should be reserved for orange badge holders, signs should be erected,^ and th e r e should he increased width for disa­ bled parking places.


The code states that ArA


disabled spaces also led to problems of use by people who did not have orange badges.


Mr Hopkins said limited


just the disabled persons’ parking spaces.


held with Clitheroe police, asking whether their traf­ fic warden could enforce


Discussions had been


that they were unable to carry out the additional responsibility, but had added that car park atten­ dants could issue penalty' notices in respect of con­ traventions of parking orders, and a maximum fine of £41)0 could he imposed.


The police had renlied


Backing for children’s hospital


THE new proposed chil­ dren’s hospital for the North West has received backing from the Ribble Valley Council’s Public Wo rk s an d H e a l th Committee. However, Cl i theroe


Mayor Conn. Pat Shop; herd expressed his con­ cern about the resiting of the cancer unit at Man­ chester Royal Infirmary and his comments, along with the committee’s back­ ing, have been passed on t o t h e N o r t h W e s t Regional Health Auth­ ority. It is proposed to build


lage’s experiences when a similar roundabout was installed there. He said the first person to use it was a motor cyclist who went over it and full off. Conn. Walmsley added that it had been taken away after two or three days. Conn. John Travis (Simonstone) said that the com­


mittee must stand together on the proposal and main­ tain its opposition to the scheme.


the hospital on a site at St Ma ry ’s Ho sp i ta l for Women and Children, in


central Manchester. Described as a "Great


Ormond Street for the North” hy Coun. Charles Warkman (Mellor), it will cater for sick children from the Ribble Valley. -


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