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GIANT CRAFT FAIR Skipton Town Hall


Saturday, November 7th 10 a.m. till 5 p.m.


Demonstrations by The Bobbins and Reelers Morris Dancers Proceeds to Airedale and Cookridge


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Admission 20p — Refreshments all day .Cake and Craft Stall: Tombola


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Whalley Flower Club Special Christmas Demonstration


■ A WINTERS TALE' by


& BIG BOOTS '';j (Sensational Saul Band). v*


National Demonstrator KEVIN GUNNELL Thursday 12th November at


7.30 p.m. in Whalley Methodist Hall £3.00 incl


refreshments All Welcome


TRINITY RESTORATION and DEVELOPMENT FUND


COFFEE MORNING


Saturday, Nov. 7th 10 — 12


In the Church Hall


Cake Stall, Bring and Buy 40p entry


T a s ty t re a t in store


ONE of the most tantalising competitions ever has come to an end with six lucky win­ ners on their way to enjoying mouthwatering meals for two at some of the most outstand­ ing restaurants in the Ribble Valley. Kibble Valley Mayor Coun. John Travis, decked


out in his mayoral chain, drew the winners of the “Taste of Europe” competition from a grand total ol


tions in a European quiz published for throe weeks in the “Advertiser and Times.” The answers — which were Edam, Underberg,


18S entries. The winners had to answer correctly all six ques­


ravioli, oyster, paella and escargot — spelled Europe in celebration of Lancashire’s first-ever “Europe


competition will also be treated to a tree overnight


Week.” Three of the winners of the Ribble Valley Council


Fascinated by tales of round world voyage


A VOYAGE around the world by sea fascin­


ated members of Clitheroe Naturalists. Tile speaker was Mr continued to Darwin, then


NATURALISTS CLITHEROE


ALTERATIONS TO W


PROGRAMME INTER


Lectures on November 12th and January 14th in the library


All other winter


lectures in the Kemple Room, Ribblesdale


IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?


NEED HELP? Ring tho


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FELLOWSHIP Will meet on Saturday,


CHRISTIAN UNITED


November 7th in St James’


Pastoral Centre, 7-30 p.m.


Speaker: Mr C. Dyer O.M.F., Thailand


Everyone welcome METHODIST TRINITY


CHURCH Clitheroe


SFAMILYERVICE


For Remembrance Sunday


NOVEMBER 8th 10-30 a.m.


W H I S T a n d D O M I N O


D R IV E at the


Festival Hall, Gisburn


November 7th at 7-30 p.m.


Saturday,


Admission £1 inc. supper Meat Prizes


LOYOLA CUBS


J U M B L E S A L E


Saturday, November 7th at 2 p.m.


At the Catholic Social Centre, Lowcrgate


Admission 10p Relreshments available


ST CATHERINE’S CHURCH


West Bradford


A J U M B L E S A L E


Pound Stall in the


SUNDAY SCHOOL SATURDAY,


NOVEMBER 7th 1992


2-15 p.m.


Admission 10p Tea and Biscuils available


C L A I M I N G D A T E S


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COFFEE


MORNING Sat., Nov. 7th


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ST MICHAEL & ST JOHN’S CUBS and


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At the Catholic


Social Centre 8 p.m.


Saturday, Nov. 7th Cl at the door


Right of admission reserved I 1


School at 7-30 p.m. United


Reformed


Church Moor Lano


TOY FAIR


Saturday, November 7th 1 0— 12 noon


Gerald Iddon, who was introduced by chairman Mrs Christine Washhmok and described in detail the third part of his round the world voyage.


sported first to Now Zen- I: ' ‘


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land, where lie spent th cc 1)r() ht ^ months making ins yacht


Members were tra n ­ i


C.ypi


and the islands are fringed with deserted beaches and hazardous reefs.


on to Borneo and Indone­ sia. There were line pic­ tures of the Indonesian fishing traps and of the floating market at Penang. Seventeen days of had


... n,..,.,. m the Suez Canal ruiu/. can...


weather marked the pas­ sage of the Red Sea and


seaworthy heioie sett n|! U||1.ll(,lyi lllL. s|i(lL sail loi New Caledonia,


where pine tre e s .and {jvprus had been sLolen. palms grow side by side


ralia, there were beautiful Connie Bishop and pro­ slides of Llie Chesterfield mised to return when he coral roofs, showing great varieties of colours and shapes.


Crossing over to Aust-


Bay of Biscay, lie was thanked by Mrs


luid built another boat. The next lecture, by Peter Jepson, will he held


tlie Great Barrier Reef to Cairns, the most northerly town in Australia, and


He then passed through


at 7-30 p.m. next Thurs­ day, at Clitheroe Library, the subject being “Flowers of the Western Pyrenees.'


I n i t ia t iv e o n v iew


A SPECIAL exhibition about Ribble Valley schools involved in a now Government initiative is being held


at Clitheroe Parish Hall, starting tomorrow. Local primary and secondary schools will he dis­


playing information about projects undertaken through the Education in Business Partnership


launched last January.


ajrcjs industry and education links, the public is invited to take a look at the exhibition, which runs


To learn more about the initiative, which encoiu .... . . .


from 2 to 4 p.m. on Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday.


PLANS for the reo­ pening of the rail ser­ vice between Clith­ eroe and Blackburn are steaming ahead, thanks to a £100,000 boost from the Lanca­ shire County Council.


agreed to make the contri­ bution towards the esti­ mated £150,000 cost of refurbishing Clitheroe Station.


The council has formally


will contribute tile reinain- i n g a in o u n t f r o m a


Rihhle Valley Council C I . I T I I E R O F . F O O T I t A U , C l .U l t


A n n u a l G e n e r a l M e e t i n g F r i d a y I 3 t h N o v e m b e r O S : O O p m I n t h e C l u b h o u s e S h a w b r i d y e O P E N M E E T I N G


S W I .INI T O NJ


t o a m s p o n s o r s | N S U IT A N C I;


y o u a r e a b l u e s s u p p o r t e r a e t i o r o t h e r w i s e d o n ’ t m i s s t h i s


o p p o r t u n i t y t o h e l p f o r m u l a t e t h e f u t u r e d i r e c t i o n o l t h e c l u b .


It’s full steam ahead


“THE best don’t mess!” is the winning message from Blackburn Rovers hot-shot Alan Shearer for Bonfire Night. The safety campaign, promoted by the Depart'


£100,000 budget, e a r ­ marked over the next two years for improvements at Clitheroe, as well as Wlial- 1 e y , L a n g it o a n tl Wiltshire. Ribble Valley planning


Storm of 19S7, Mr Iddon was riding it out in the


At the time oi the Great


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L u c k y r e a d e r s w i n g o u r m e t n i g h t o u t stay for two at the eating establishments where


accommodation is available. They are Mrs Deana Ralph, of Windsor Avenue,


Clitheroe, who won the gourmet meal at Northcote Manor, Langho; Susan Hughes, of Wit Loo, Black­ burn, who will be dining at the Foxfields Hotel, Bil- lington; and Miss M. Whittaker, of Hawthorne I lace, Clitheroe, who be enjoying an evening at the Old Stone House, Mitton.


Edlington, of West Bradford Road, Waddington, whose prize is a meal at Hoathcotos Restauiant, Langho; Mrs Shirley Driver, of Fort Street, Clitli- eroc, who will he dining at Brown’s Bistro, in the town; and Lisa Parkinson, of Seedall Avenue, Clith­ eroe, who will be treated to a gourmet experience at Clitheroe’s Auctioneer Restaurant. Pictured during the prize draw are the Mayor


The remaining three winners are Mrs Marjorie , .


and Ribble Valley projects officer Pat Ward, who organised the “Taste of Europe" competition.


B R ID G E C L U B


W IN N E R S at Clitheroe Hriilge Club wen*: NS M r .1. Morrish ami M r Stohl, M r It. Atkinson ami M r I*. Jennings; KW M r L. Carner, M r K. Holden, Mr and


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replied with a negative two dia­ monds and west jumped to five diamonds. West could see 10 certain tricks and. although his


p a r tn e r had failed to make a positive bid. it was still possible that east might have the right cards to find an 11th trick. Hast might have the ace of


spades or queen o f clubs or length in clubs to set up the suit, or he short in clubs to provide a ruff. As it was, east’s hand was useless and only 10 tricks could


he made. A f te r the two club opening


and the two diamond response, the good hand was excised on the table and north would see that, i f he kept all his clubs, he would lak e two tr ic ks in the suit, which with his p artner’s spade tr ic k would defeat the


contract. However, i f west had fore­


seen this s ituat io n he might eive opened two diamonds and


then jumped as before to five dinmoitds a f te r his p a r tn e r ’s deiiud. Now the good hand is bidden and north, unaware of west's ihstribution and forced to discard on the diamonds, might well let. eo a club. Then declarer would make a small dub for his l l th trick. Monday’s winners were: NS


Mr and Mrs .1. I'awlicki, M r A. Singer and Mrs K. Wilson; 10W Mr ami Mrs (.J. Pollard, Mrs 1. Parke and Mr Ik Ormorod. Winners on Thursday were:


ment of Trade and Industry, is aimed at reminding children to think "safety first!” now that Guy Fawkes’ night is upon us. Finding out about the campaign from the Rovers


NS joint M r .1. L. Garner and M r t l . Capstick. M r 1). Moulding and M r U. Wakey; BW Mrs J. Lucas and Miss 11. Bdmundson, Mrs 10. Cornfield and Mrs J. Wheatcroft.


1). M .S . Foreign coins


and England star are these local children sporting firework safety slogan caps: from the left, Peter Singleton, Rebecca Fenton, Lisa Bergman, Oliver Harper and Robert Fenton. Firemen Neil Fuller and Glen Fogarty were also on hand to give a few


manager Mr Stewart Bai­ ley said work in Clitheroe could begin as early as Christmas, with a view towards completion in time for the resumption of tlie Dales Rail service in early spring. The actual rail service,


safety tips.


A JEWELLERY box con­ taining various Continen­


tal coins, valued at £15, was stolen from a house in l’ag e field C re s c e n t , Clitheroe.


SPECIAL SPECIAL OFFER ( f o r a U m i t e t l p e r i o d o n l y )


with an hourly service most of the day, should resume by May 1994. Brit­ ish Rail iias said the ser­ vice will carry an esti­ mated cost of £339,000 a year. Forecasts by the Insti­


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Yours faithfully BRIAN E. H O OD FCA


Community Centre


Lane Ends N" D O M IN O


November 11th at 7-30 p.m.


D R IV E Wednesday,


Adults £1. children 50p inc. plate supper


OWD NED’S TAVERN Presents


Tuesday, November 10th CHILDREN IN NEED


CAR BOOT SALE


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15th


BUOYANT CAR PARK


Hallam Road, Nelson


10 a.m. — only £5 per car Arrive from 9 a.m.


GERMAN BEER NIGHT


with


ROY WOLFE (Oompah-man) Plus German Beer Promotion


A VERY POPULAR NIGHT — DON'T MISS IT!


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TODAY and tomorrow, Peter Buckley, Railway View, Clitheroe, will be open until (i-30 p.m. Hart­ ley’s Chemist, Church Street: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday until (1-30 p.m.


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tute of Transport Studies at Leeds University indi­ cate the line will make a deficit of up to £90,000 in the first year, hut by the third year could generate £300,000, plus £50,000 from journeys by tourists, for example, into the Rih­ hle Valley. Ribble Valley Council


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