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


R E V E L A T IO N S . Present a


P S Y C H I C & M Y S T I C F A Y R E


OCTOBER, 4th


Clitheroc.Road, Sabdcn, (between Clitheroe & Padiham) 11 a.m. till 7 p.m. Featuring


At the WELL SPRINGS INN


“ S P IR IT G U 1 D E ” Britains Top Psychic Stall


Top Professional Readers A dm is s io n £1


TOY 8 TRAIN FAIR o Municipal Hall, Albert Road, — TABLES


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TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 6th 7 .0 0 P M - 9 .3 0 P M ...


/ADMISSION 60p CHILDREN 40p ORGANISED BY J„ WEBE1 TEL: 0526 398198 '


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1 CRAFT FAIR | 1 a‘ on


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3rd j


Quilting, Dried Flowers, Porcelain, Ships in Bottles, All Types of Hand Made Goods for Sale


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C O M M U N I T Y C H U R C H


WE MEET TO WORSHIP GOD AND HEAR HIS WORD Every Sunday in


RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL


DRAMA COMPLEX At 10.30 a.m.


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A S E L L IN G EXHIBITION of Rugs — Jewellery — Artifacts and Decorative Items


Collected Irom India, Pakistan and Turkey


at Browsholme Hall, Bashall Eaves, near Clitheroe


From October 3rd to 18th 11 a.m. — 6 p.m. daily


AA signposted — free admission \ /VW V \A A *


CLITHEROE YOUNG FARMERS Invite you to their


A N N U A L R E C R U I T M E N T N I G H T


Everyone welcome aged between 10 - 26 years AT PENDLETON VILLAGE HALL


Wednesday October 7th from 7.30 p.m. For further details contact: PAM BULLOCK (0254) 826471


or ROGER COATES (0254) 822128


CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY Presents a Recital by


W I L L I A M F O N G (PIANO)


on Wednesday, October 7th at 7-30 p.m. in Ihe


Lecture Theatre, C.R.G.S., York Street


Tickets £5 (students £2) from Tourist Office (0200) 25566 or at the door


1032 Claim ing Dates


DECEMBER 5 th , Si Mary Maud a I (Mic Ladies Group Christmas Fair. Teas, vari ous stalls, tombola etc.


STAGE 2 Dowiiham Dram- Group. 2 1st - 25111 October, 7-30 p.m. 7-30 p.m. The Other Fellows Oats. James I'attinson and Peter Cla* pham.


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St Catherine’s Church, West Bradford


B R A N D E D S E C O N D S — and — .


K N I T W E A R S A L E By MRS TURNBULL of MANCHESTER


on Saturday, October 3rd, 11 a.m. till 3 p.m. in Sunday School


Bring and Buy : Tombola : Raffle Soup and Sandwiches


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Burnley Road, Alfham NrAccringlon Tel 384874


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SOUL PARTY NIGHT


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SOUNDS OF THE BLUES BROTHERS


October 2nd


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United Christian


Fellowship Will meet on


Saturday, Oct. 3rd in United


Reformed Church, 7-30 p.m.


Speaker: Mr N. Atherton Everyone welcome


JUMBLE SALE


St. Marys School, Whalley Rd., Langho


Saturday,


October 3rd — 2 p.m. —


Admission 20p


St Mary’s F O O D


B I N G O Chipping


Village Hall Saturday,


October 3rd


at 7.45 p.m. Admission 20p Good Prizes


CLITHEROE LADIES SOCIAL N.F.U.


WHIST AND


DOMINOES TUESDAY,


OCTOBER 6th 2-00 p.m.


at LOW MOOR CLUB All welcome


Admission: £1.00 inc. refreshments.


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(Pj] * around 45 craflworkofs 1 1^1 at the superb


Mytton Fold


IlSidl Hotel. Langho Nr Blackburn, just olf A59 Petre roundabout on leffj


Sunday, 4th Oct (£§) 10 a.m. -5 p.m. w .


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A * * * * * * * * * * * * * CLUB


J U M B L E SATURDAY,


OCTOBER 3rd


UNITED REFORMED CHURCH


at 2-00 p.m.


ADMISSION: 10p * ★


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1 CONCERT TICKET FOR SALE £34.50


TO SEE CLIFF RICHARD AT SHEFFIELD ARENA


22.10.92


Coach Leaves Preston (Red Rose Radio) at 5.00 p.m.


Tel: Whalley 824178 »


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B L A C K B U L L INN Chatburn


TEL: (0200) 41200 NOW SERVING


Hot and Cold Bar Snacks EVERY SUNDAY


* Children under 10 years free when eating with paying J »


12 noon - 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. -1 0 p.m. adults


+ ♦ A * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Moorland School P.T.A. ^ A Fashion .(Show


By " Visions " o f Clitheroe at Srirk House Hotel, Gisbum


on Wednesday, 7th October, 1992 at 8.00 p.m. Ail proceeds of Raffle for


D ER IA N H O U S E C H ILD R EN 'S H O S P IC E Tickets: £6.00 incl. 1st glass of wine


Tickets still available from Moorland School and Visions


SUMMER LATE


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D O N ' T D E L A Y


P H O N E T O D A Y F O R D E T A I L S


L»J ^ S i psi i ' 10 p.m. t 2 a.m. LADIES FREE ADMISSION i Thursday


1 -l" f Friday and Saturday IT ’S'iBiiZZIXiS. 4


I t R l iV G T O l I R P A R T Y T O O U R S !


bHttirParti&?£lstfs>:himnwsaricsvtc;< Accrington: Rond;: W h a lley


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WHIST and DOMINO


DRIVE at the


Festival Hall, Gisburn


October 3rd at 7-30 p.m.


Saturday,


Admission £1 inc. supper Meal Prizes


C A R BO O T S A L E


TRAVELLERS HOTEL |


G I S B U R N S U N D A Y


O C T O B E R 4 t h | 10 am. • 4 pm. Arrive from 8 am.


IT'S BIG & BUSY


500+ SPACES Cars and Vans £6 No On Site Toilets


Goods, Tables for Hire Enquiries or advice


iTEL: MR 'C' Barnoldswlck 815756


Bookings necessary, Jusl turn up. No New


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TODAY and tomorrow, Hoots, Castle Slreet, Clilheroe, will he open until 6-31) p.m. Peter Buckley, Railway View: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday until 6-30 p.m. .


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P H A R M A C Y Right on your doorstep


THANKSGIVING on SUNDAY


TOSSIDE CHURCH HARVEST


OCTOBER 4th 7-00 p.m.


W H I S T a n d D O M IN O D R IV E MONDAY


OCTOBER 5th at 7-45 p.m.


Admission £1.00 including


refreshments followed by sale of produce


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c h a rm LITTLE Adam Travis is a pei'I'eet little charmer — and he has a certifi­ cate to prove it! Sporting a red how-


tie, high wing collar and an impish grin, three- year-old Adam, of See- dall Avenue. Clitheroe. stole the show.at a Jack n’ Jill competition during


his September holiday at P o n t i n ’ s Middle ton Towers Holiday Camp at Moreeambe. The competition was


to find the smartest little lad and lass in separate comeptitions for the girls and hoys, bul looking the part wasn’t the only- requirement, as each contestant had to recite the “Jack and Jill” nur­ sery rhyme as well. A n d A d a m , w h o


attends Bright Street Nursery in Clitheroe,


proved equal to the task. “He surprised us all by being word perfect,” said p r q,u d m u m J a n e t Travis. He received a hand


puppet, toy crocodile and c e r t i f i c a t e for his success._______________


Bag stolen


THIEVES stole a shoul- derbag, £50 cash, a Bar­ clay card and driving licence from a shop in Castlegate, Clilheroe, between 5 and 5-30 p.m. on Friday.


Police appeal for help


POLICE are appealing for information about two men involved in the use of a stolen Halifax Building Society cheque, made out to the value of £5,300. It was used to purchase


a Peugeot 309 from a Clitheroe resident who lives in Stirling Close. The vehicle has the registra- tiiyi number G333 PCW. T h e f i r s t mail


is


described as aged 30 to 32, 5f t . Till, with a local accent, stocky build, close shaven hair, an ear-ring in his left ear, dirty hands, an unshaven face and wearing a green and blue


juniper. . The second man is described as aged 40 with balding grey hair, a slim build and wearing a grey top.


Entertained by dialect expert


A H UM O R O U S talk entitled “A Lancashire


Miscellany” was given bv Bonita Moore to the Ribble Valley Family History and Heraldry


Society. Mrs Moore, a former librarian from Oswaldtwis-


tle, appeared in the television programme "Homo Northwestus” earlier this year and is a leading light in the preservation of Lancashire dialects. Much of her time is spent visiting elderly peo­


ple in the county, gathering material for her hooks, the first of which was published five years ago. About 600 tapes of dialect speech have been recorded and a number of amusing anecdotes were told of occur­ rences in bygone days (including Chatlnirn and Downhani). A section of a recording was played, starring 89-


year-old Annie, who was expounding on Fleetwood Market, past and present. “It ’s sicknin,” she admon­


ished, "alius alterin’ tackle.” A recitation of the poem “Snows on Pendlc,” taken


from one of the publications, was given as a finale and chairman Joyce Winter thanked the speaker. At the next meeting, the speaker will be Mr P.


Cunliffe on the subject “The overseers of the poor, thetsurveyors, and the constables’ accounts of


- Waddingtfm.” - This should prove enlightening for anyone


interested in local history. The venae is Clitheroe Cricket Club on October 13th. at 7-30 p.m. Non-mem­ bers will be welcome and further details may be obtained from secretary Anne Mamlsley (0254 826291).


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accession with the planting of a dozen regal rose­ bushes in Clilheroe Castle grounds. The Kibble Valley Mayor. Coun. John Travis,


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and chairman of the Kccreation and Leisure Com­ mittee Coun. Myra Clegg (Wiswell) pul the finish­ ing touches to tlie commemorative garden as they planted the last of the Queen Elizabeth roses. “ It looks very nice,” said Conn. Clegg. “ I ’m a


real royalist, so I ’m pleased that the council approved the rose bed. It’s a nice token.” Coun. Travis and Coun. Clegg are pictured at the


rose lied, which is located on a bank behind the Castle handstand.


HE Kibble Valley has paid a fitting floral tribute > the ‘10th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth I l ’s


Festival is highlight


THE recently held Euro­ pean Arts Festival has been declared the high­ light of the Ribble Valley Mayor’s year of office. Speaking at the Septem­


ber full council meeting. Coun. John Travis told


members that the festival, which was held in Clilh­ eroe, had been a great weekend and gave people a chance to see and hear a wide diversity of artistic talent. He also noted the suc­


cess of the Kibble Valley in the Best-Kept Village


Compet ition, with six major awards coming to the area. Details were also given of a major fund-raising


concert', to be, held in November, involving the Lancashire Youth Jazz


Orchestra and the North Lancaster Group Jaz Orchestra.


Caravan goes


A WH I T E single-nxl Buchaneer touring earn van, valued at £1,950, was stolen from Todber Cara v a n P a r k , G i s b u r n between midnight and S-30 a.m. on Tuesday.


HOBRO — HOLDEN


A honeymoon in Paris fol­ lowed the wedding of Mi­ lan Hobro and Miss Diane Holden at St Peter ’s Church, Stoiiyhurst. The bride, a staff nurse,


is the elder daughter of Mr lad Mrs J. Holden, of Bilsberry Cottages, Hurst Green. The bridegroom, an


industrial export worker, is the elder son of Mr and Mrs A. Hobro, of Halton Place, Longridge. Given away by her


father, the bride wore an ivory gown of Thai silk trimmed with lace and bows. She laid a headdress of silk flowers and pearls, with a full-length veil, and carried a bouquet of pink and cream roses, freesia and lilies. Brid esmaids were


Amanda Bolton, Jane Hol­ den, the bride’s sister, and Louise Holden, the bride’s cousin. They wore deep pink


dresses t r immed wi th bows and fitted at the front, with bustles at the back, and had straw hats decorated with ivory lace and flowers to match their bouquets of pink roses, l i l i e s , f r e e s i a and gypsophila. Best man was Mr Ian


Barton. Groomsmen were Mr Andrew Holden, Mr Stuart Wallace and Mr Carl Palmer and ushers were Mr Philip Holden and Mr Andrew Hobro. The ceremony was per­


formed by Fr Willoughby and organist was Mr Patrick Hough. A reception followed at


Mytton Fold Farm Hotel Langho. The couple are to live in Longridge. Photograph: John R. Hornby, Longridge.


T a l k o n g r e e n


i s s u e s ACID rain, the green­ house effect and water pollution were just some of the environmental topics raised by “How Green Is Our Valley?" columnist Theresa Robson wi th Clithoroc Royal Grammar School pupils. Miss Robson, a reporter


with the “ Cl i the roe Advertiser and Times,” was invited to address the sixtli formers, with fellow Clithcroe and District l'iends of the Earth mem­


ber Mrs Heather Jadhav, on a wide range of environmental matters. The talk, which was


arranged by Mrs Pimm Carter, followed a similar


event last year and included a special environ­ mental (piiz. Many of the pupils, who


questioned the speakers oil a range of issues, from


recycling to the ozone 1 a y e r , exp res sod a a interest in joining the school's environmental group, “Earth Action."


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HARRIED studio execu­ tive Griffin Mill, played by Tim Robbins, stars in the latest Hollywood offering, “The Player." The film is packed with


intrigue and murder and also features the delightful Greta Scacehi, who plays the girlfriend of a writer accidentally killed by Mill. The film is showing at


Clitheroe Cinema from tomorrow unti l next Thursday, with perfor­ mances at 7-30 p.m.


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