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From July 20th - Aufi 29fh CHEAP RATES FOR UNDER 16’S


£1.50 AND EVERY WEEKDA Y b e tw e e n 2 pm & 4 pm


EVERY TUES. THURS. SAT. 10am - 12.00 for 8-12 yr olds


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USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE


TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 23496 Members and Bona Fide Guests Welcome


GISBURN AUCTION MART TUESDAY, JULY 21st 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.


Flea Market. Car Boot, Crafts, Produce, Auto Jumble, Fashions, Hardware, Motor Mart, Tools. General Equipment


Clearance and Bankrupt Stock of all kinds CARS, CARAVANS AND TRAILERS * MEAT AUCTION 6 p.m. * Sellers of all above welcome______


A r r iv e from 2 p.m. - last a r r iv a l 6.30 p.m.


CGeneral Retail CIO per pitch


NEW REGULAR TUESDAY EVENING MART ORGANISED BY RAY PROMOTIONS


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AR BOOT AND FLEA MARKET £6 PER CAR .


Enquiries now for July 28th - Cage and Aviary Birds Live Poultry, Fur and Feathers, Goats etc etc


SKIPTON ROUND TABLE


CAR BOOT SALE & CHILDRENS FUN DAY


T h is Sunday Ju ly 19th


At Close House Farm, Otley Road, Skipton Cars £5 Vans 910


Turn up on the day 10.30 a.m. onwards


r w i s n s i w ART, ANTIQUES & CRAFT FAYRE


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Telephone 0282 813626


SUNDAY, JULY 19th 10.30 to 4.30 p.m. Snacks


HARLEQUIN FANCY DRESS HIRE Quality costumes £8 and C10


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Wig hire and carnival make-up available


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emonstration, sculptures, needle craft, art, (lowers, antiques etc.


TOSSIDE INSTITUTE


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SatM J u ly 18th at 7.45 p.m.


Admission Ct inc. supper


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OXFAM’S 50th ANNIVERSARY BIRTHDAY FETE


At


WHALLEY ABBEY Sunday July 26th


Rclicshmcnls. Folk Dancing, Band. Cream Tons. Balloon Race, Tombola, Games etc.


1 p.m’ — 4 p.m. Admission 50p per adult, accompanied children free


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COMMUNITY CHURCH


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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RAILWAY S K IP TO N


KIDDIES DAY


Sunday July 19th 10.30am - 4pm


Thomas Tank Engine presents from the Porters stall


Tel: (0756) 794727 General enquiries or T a lk in g T im etab le (0756) 795189


CAR ROOT SALE


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Sunday 19th July at 7.30 p.m. S U N D A Y S P E C IA L


A guest service with popular hymns Speaker: The Bishop of Lancaster


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CLOSURE 2 7 th to 3 1 s t July (Inclusive)


HOLIDAY


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A SPECTACULAR non-stop extravaganza of fun and entertainment; thrills and spills, is coming to Clitheroe this weekend to help raise record funds for ITV’s Telethon Appeal ’92.


Organisers of the mas­


sive event to be staged on Castle Field are hoping that iL will beat the previ­ ous total of £10,000 raised two years ago. Co-ordinator For the


Telethon appeal, Mr Barry Stevens, said that nol only is Clitheroe being used as the central counting point For money raised through­ out the Kibble Valley, but Granada TV is turning the spotlight on the town, with star presenters Stuart Hall and anchor­ man Paul Crone swinging into action on Sunday. “We want to try to dou­


ble the amount we raised last time, mosL oF which came hack to benefit local charities," he said. Television cameras will


zoom in on a special Gran­ ada Telethon train stop­ ping behind the Castle field. The five-coach Bull- man, which is touring the region, will he packed with Telethon organisers and vo lu n te e rs From the NatWest Hank, who will lie counting the pounds. lCvents commence on


Saturday with a sponsored 24-hour pool competition by Trinity Youth Club, in one oF three lOUft-long marquees on the site. Haying music at Calder-


stones Hospital ballroom, at 7-o() p.m., will he Slaid- burn Silver Band and Woodhey Silver Band From Berkshire, whose


Bike theft


A Y AM AH A 12:1 c.e. motor cycle wns stolen from behind a house in Darkwood Crescent, Chat- burn, between 8 p.m. on Saturday and 8-MO a.m. on Sunday. The machine, worth £700, lias the regis­ tration number I.OOIIMjIv.


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members have paid the cost of their travel north


out oF their own pockets. On Sunday, at 10 a.m.,


the action on the Castle Field really gets under way, with a colourFul dis­ play by the Crazy Bears Roadshow.


Older children and


adults will he able to test their skill and nerve on


a 300ft aerial slide, a mini assault course and a rifle range, assembled by the King’s Division From Pres­ ton Barracks. Fairground attractions


oF sideshows, go-karts and lucky dips, plus Red Rose Radio presenters and D.ls, will keep visitors rocking and rolling. There’s a chance to win


a champagne trip aboard a hot air balloon, Family days out and weekend breaks, including tickets to "Phantom oF the Opera,” in a draw to he made on Sunday. Mr Stevens, who is organising the event with members of Clitheroe and D is tr ic t Chamber of Trade, appealed For fund­ raisers of events in the kibble Valley to bring their proceeds along on the day, so that official h a nd-o v e r s c a n 1) e


arranged. Anyone wishing to take


space on the Castle field or to arrange an event can contact Mr Stevens (Clith­ eroe 2ZSi3<> or Burnley 77(i:i:!l)


LAWTON — REECE


Singapore orchids brought by the bride’s aunt en route From Australia Featured in the bridal bouquet at the wedding of Miss Kathryn Patricia Reece and Mr Stephen Thomas Lawton at St Helen’s Church, Wacldington.


The bride, a secretary, is the daughter of Mr ,J


W. Reece, of Preston, and Mrs C. M. Bishop, of Highfield Road. Clitheroe.


The bridegroom, a television technician, is the son of


Mr and Mrs T. B. Lawton, of Radeclyffe Street Clitheroe.


The bride, given away by her father, wore a long


ivnrv gown with a short train and a hustle el'feet, trimmed with peach and ivory roses. She had a head­ dress of peaeli and cream flowers and carried a bouquet of roses and orchids in pale peach and cream.


In attendance were the bride’s nieces, Victoria Chat-


burn, Georgina Reece. Stephanie Chatburn and Jose­ phine Chutburn, and the bridegroom's daughter Dominique Lawton. They wore peach ballerina-length dresses with pencil roses and carried posies in cream, with matching headdresses.


Best man was Mr Ian Fletcher, usher was Mr


Kdward Chatham, the bride’s nephew, and vicar’s assistant was Mr Daniel Lawton, the bridegroom’s son. The ceremony was performed try the Rev. Alan


Bailey and organist was Mr Donald Hartley. A reception was held at The Kibchcstcr Arms and


followed by a honeymoon in Kgypt. The couple are to live in Clitheroe. Photograph: Mr T. B. Lawton.


Quick action stops inn


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not only set o f f a fire" alarm at the Hark to: Bounty, but also acted- quickly to evacuate staff, and guests.


'v Miss Clarke, who was'


asleep in the main building/ at the inn, awoke when a tumble dryer in a stone outbuilding exploded shortly after 2 a.m. on Thursday. She i m m e d i a t e I y "


sounded the alarm and then roused staff and’ guests. She then ran, across the street to alert managers Miss Linda-. Smitli and Mr Phillip;. Ilofman. Firemen from Clitheroe


put out the blaze, which severely damaged the out- . building and destroyed iv tumble dryer, two wash-' ing machines and a quan­ tity of cleaning fluids. “ It could have been a lot;,


worse. I f the fire had spread to our Calor gas tube in the garden, it might have exploded,” said Miss Smith.


In charge


THE licence for the Black! Bull Hotel, Chatburn, has" been transferred from Mr Brian John Hamerslag to former barmaid Mrs Sharon Nichole Whipp. The application was’


approved by magistrates at Clitheroe Transfer. Sessions.


In v e n to rs ’ w o rk ‘h a rd to b e a t’


LOCAL young people have been impressing Rotary Club members with their skill and initia­ tive in this year's Young Inventor of the Year Competition.


Five Rotary Clubs from


the region, including Clitheroe and Ribblesdale, have joined together to run the local heats and the winners were announced at a presentation at Haworth Art Gallery, Accrington.


The competition com­


prised technology and craft categories and three winners from the technol­


ogy section will now go forward to the district


finals in Preston ill October. They are Greg Pope, of


St Augustine’s RG High Scliooi, who invented a child’s educational sand toy; Andrew Moulden (Ribblesdale High School), who made a refrigerator door alarm; and Nicola Parsons (Rowland High School, who made a Braille sign device for shops to enable the v isu a l ly impaired to identify shops before they enter them and the type of goods on the shelves. Highly commended in


the technology section were: Steven Webb (Clith­ eroe Royal Grammar School), who invented a


ski retrie val system; Andrew Shuttleworth (St Augustine’s), who made a child's adaptable work bench; and Patricia Jarvis, of Baxenden, who created a s p e c ia l t y p e o f wheelbarrow.


Winners in the craft


section were: Simon Nut- tall (CRGS), who invented a robot arm operated through a computer; Deborah Wareing, of


Accrington, who carved a wooden rocking horse; and Chris Stuttard, also of Accrington, who made a fun bicycle which could be ridden lying down.


The winners of the dis­ trict finals, which cover an


area from the Scottish bor­ der to Charley, will be given a £300 prize and go on to the national final. The national prize is


£10,000, which the winner ultimately uses to maufac- ture his or her product.


Mr Trevor Roberts,


vocational chairman for Clitheroe Rotary Club, said he believed the local inventions stood a good chance in the next round. “ It would have to be a- very original and commer­ cial invention if it wore to beat all ours,” he said.


The inventions will be


on display at the Haworth Art Gallery until the end of July.


:


blaze from V spreading ,


A QUICK-THINKING general assistant came to,1


the rescue when FireL started in an outbuilding at a Slaidburn inn.


Miss Catherine Clarke-)


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