Clithcrac Advertiser & Times, November 19th, 1992 3 flitlieroe 22.12J, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley J,22331 (Classified) TEIjr
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■ Cllthero* Road, Satxlen Tel. 0200 23870
Friday, November 20th 1
P EN D LE JA Z ZM EN Saturday, November 21st
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WHISKY IN TH E JA R Irish Folk Group
Sunday, November 22nd
Christmas meals available from the 1st—24th December at C7.50 per head.
KARAOKE NIGHT ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Bookings being taken for Christmas Day Lunch — £19.50 per head.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
•Thursday, serving French, Austrian, Italian and English Cuisine.
Visit our new Continental Restaurant, Monday to
ST MICHAEL & ST JOHN SOCIAL CENTRE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28th 1992
TH E FOOTTAPPERS (7 piece band)
8 p.m. — 11-30 p.m. E2.00 tickets
Tel: Clitheroe 23073
CATHOLIC CHURCH Lowergate, Clitheroe
XMASFAYRE Sunday, November 22nd
at 2-30 p.m. in the Parish Hall Admission UOp
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ST HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL Waddington
CHRISTMAS FAIR SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 21st At 2 p.m.
Santa's Grotto ♦ Gifts/Crafts
Presents/Photos ♦ Refreshments Admission Free
EDISFORD CP SCHOOL P.T.A.
CHRISTMAS FAYRE >
on
Saturday, November 21st 2 p.m. — 4 p.m. in the School
To be opened by Deputy Mayor & Mayoress, Councillor & Mrs Shepherd
Various stalls and attractions including Santa's Grotto Refreshments available Admission 30p adults Children tree
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•t* DINE AND DANCE * at the
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* ASSHETON ARMS Downham
Every Saturday Night
•J® From 8.00 p.m. — Licenced 'til 1 a.m. •
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■ From £12.50 lor a 5 course dinner Tel. Clitheroe 41227
for enquiries or reservations. .j. 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4*
THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL Whalley Road, Clitheroe
Tel: 0200 23566
Sunday, November 22nd Superb Keyboard Vocalist
Cask Ales 99p a pint — 10p olf all other beers Raffle — proceeds to Children's Christmas Party
BENNETT ADRIAN
BurnleyRoad, Altham N r Accrington
’ T e l 384874
NEW • NEW • NEW Now Wed & Thurs
HAPPY HOUR RECESSION BREAKER
ALL NIGHT WINTER WARMER
£VAdmission before 10 p.m £2 After 10 p.m.
Tonight Thursday
SOUL PARTY NIGHT
1 diicoshirc DJ M r S 'u ] Tr.t.n , Starring lop,
K.idio '
ANDY PEEBLES > '< - Hu-. .
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■.November 20th', ^ S a t u r d a y ; "• November 21st
SIGHT AND ; 'SOUND
t}-F»inta«tid\*ocdl I Idrnipny^V > Saturday, Nov 21st
BROWN
t V (Comedian) ' j »v 'Wednesday Nov 25tli
LvW»,.-<v ,4k. A
> BAND ;*,r (Voted Male Vocalist of " ‘ 5
sm S0R0N0 ;-1ho Year’021 1 ‘ ,, LOUNGE BAR
,'C,Every Sunday, / " CLITHEROE
COMMUNITY CHURCH
WE MEET TO WORSHIP GOD
AND HEAR HIS WORD Every Sunday in
RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL
DRAMA COMPLEX At 10.30 a.m.
THE BIBLE SOCIETY Presents
“The Blackpool Salvation Army Songsters”
November 21st commencing 7-30 p.m. Tickets Ct-OU incliidiiiy refreshments
at Trinity Church on Saturday,
Available from local churches and Kaydee Bookshop Children accompanied by adults, Free
BRIDGE KO>VD; CHATl$URN, CLITHEROE '
THE BROWN COW .' TEL: 0200 41272 ‘
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UNDER HEW OWNERSHIP BAR MEALS & SNACKS Tues. - Sun Lunch CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR
and Christmas Day lunch Bookings being taken |
FOR DETAILS PLEfiSE PHONE 0 2 0 0 4 1 2 7 2
The
ST. JOHN’S CHURCH HURST GREEN
CHRISTMAS
S FAIRaturday, November 21st at 2-30 p.m. in the
Memorial Hall, Avenue Road
STALLS • REFRESHMENTS 0 RAFFLE Admission by voluntary donation
Whalley Road, Clitheroe This Friday
Commercial Hotel
20th November
SUSAN PAUL
Superb Female Vocalist Bookings taken for
PARTIES, PRIVATE FUNCTIONS etc.
Friends of Bolton-by-Bowland CE Primary School
GRAND CHRISTM AS BAZAAR
Saturday 21st November 1992 in Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hall 10.00 a.m.-3.00 p.m.
Crafts. Cake Stall. Toys and Gifts Grand Xmas Hamper to be won
FREE Admission
St. Michael & St. John Social Centre
FUNDRAISING
FOR DERIAN HOUSE FRIDAY, 20th NOVEMBER
CEILIDH NIGHT Dancing to “Phil the Jug”
8 p.m. — 11-30 p.m. Tickets .Cl
TEL: CLITHEROE 23073
Trapp Lane. Simons tone • Tcls 772781 Saturday November 14th
COUNTRY HOUSE HOTEL THE HIGHER TRAPP CHARITY DINNER DANCE
£14.95 per person in a id o f Lin u s Reid
(All proceeds to Leukaemia Research) TOMBO LA • AUCTION • C A B A R E T «C DISCO
NEWTON IN BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL DANCE
Friday, December 4th 8-30 p.m. — 12-30 a.m.
The Mark Kitto Band
Admission £4.50 including supper Licensed Bar
Tel: 02006 642 or 643 DON'T FORGET
NORTHERN NIGHT Saturday, November 21st — 8 p.m.
Waddington CLITHEROE
28705
Food Served Daily
Lunchtime and evenings
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Entertainments and catering arranged
TOY AND TRAIN FAIR
at The Leisure Hall, Burnley Road, Bacup THIS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st 10-30 a.m. to 3-30 p.m.
Buy, swap or sell at this popular lair
Dinky toys, Corgi. Matchbox, Lledo, Model Railway, etc. Admission 60p, children 40p
Organised by J. Webb 0526 398198 VOLUMES OF VOLUMES OVER 30,000 BOOKS |
SECOND HAND BOOK FAIR The Silverman Hall, Nelson
Saturday, November 21 st, 1992 10 a.m. — 5 p.m.
Admission 50p (20p OAPs and children)
Clitheroe Y.F.C.
FOOD PRIZE BINGO NIGHT
Pendleton Village Hall
on Friday, 20th November at
7-30 p.m.
Atbiii»siuii
Cl.lifi tjsi'l. -* i/iuui., .tint hii .(■ tiini’iitint
Details from Bob Dobson. Tel. (0253) 886103 TEL: CLITHEROE 23566
GOODIES k a r a o k e
■Every Wed, Fri &.Sat
FUN&FRiyOLlTY WITH PAT;V. rCARTER ,
;.. •m C7 /"/-// I 1 > -
Passers-by ‘paws’ to help Pudsey in special appeal
LOCAL youngsters filled a giant drawing' of Children in Need mascot Pudsey the Bear with coins on Saturday, leaving only his bandaged head visible to shoppers pass
ing the Castle gates. ST JAMES
TODDLER GROUP JUMBLE
CAKE STALL SATURDAY,
SALE and
NOVEMBER 21st 2 p.m.
To be held in St James Infant School Hall
Admission 50p including tea and biscuits
No dealers
BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGE HALL
WHIST &
DOMINOES On
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 25th At 7-45 p.m.
Admission £1 (inc supper)
FRIENDS OF PENDLE COUNTY PRIMARY SCHOOL
JUMBLE SALE
Friday, November 20th
I At 6 p.m. Admission 20p '
ST PETERS CHURCH
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
OLD SCHOOL SImonstone
To be opened by Rose
Queen Karen Wade and her attendants
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 21st At 2 p.m.
(Father Christmas
arrives 2-30 p.m.) Admission
20p Adults 10p Children
CHRISTMAS FOOD BINGO CHIPPING
NOVEMBER 21st 7-45 p.m.
VILLAGE HALL SATURDAY,
Turkeys, etc
Proceeds — Village Hall Funds
FOOD BINGO CHIPPING
CHRISTMAS
VILLAGE HALL THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 26th 7-45 p.m.
Turkeys, etc Proceeds — O.A.P. SKI FEVER? JOIN..
ROSSENDALE SKI CLUB.
O Exclusive Mondayv Clubnight at Ski Rossendate
© FREE instruction O Adult/child Ski Awards O Racing/Training
O Clubhouse facilities Tel: 0706 344218
GRINDLETON METHODIST CHURCH
AUTUMN FAYRE
NOVEMBER 21st
At 2 p.m. — Admission Free
Tea 80p
Cakes, plants & produce, fancy goods, book stalls, etc.
ULTRAFRAME UPVC QUALITY LICENCE AWARD BS 5750
. ; ’ . . - F T V f P'f Ty fe Cy.- 11 Clitheroe Ladies' Cir
cle staged the cheerful event, raising £325 for Children in Need. Com munity services con vener Mrs Nina Bryan painted the huger than life bear, while other members took turns dressing up in a special Pudsey outfit. Those wearing the cozy cos tume were among the few who kept warm during a day of arctic conditions. Ladies' Circle presi
dent Mrs Bernadette Brown is pictured with children and fellow members beside the painted Pudsey. Pro ceeds from the event will be presented to Radio Lancashire on Friday evening.
Whalley Road, Langho XMAS
ST MARY’S
FAYRE SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 21st At 2 p.m.
Admission 25p Adults Children 10p
Various stalls, tombola, refreshments
Father Christmas
BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND * J
HITCH-HIKERS; * GUIDE TO £ EUROPE *
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A musiocomedy show to be hold ★ in the Village Hall commencing ^ 7-30 p.m.
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i THURSDAY, FRIDAY & ★ * SATURDAY 26th, 27th * * & 28th NOVEMBER * *
1992
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Tickets — Adults C2 Children Cl
¥
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* Available from BxB P.O., if if Coach & Horses Hotel and if * members of the cast ¥ *
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Also 02007 277
IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?
NEED HELP? Ring the
SAMARITANS Q ANYTIME
j ? BLACKBURN
662424 or
NELSON 694929
15 M A R K E T SQ U A R E . N E L S O N
Call or write to
105 NEW PARK S TR E E T BLACKBURN
CHATBURN METHODIST CHURCH
JUMBLE SALE
TOMORROW, FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 20th 7 p.m.
Admission 10p
STA LW AR T D Y E IN G CO. LIMITED, PRIMROSE W O R K S , CLITHEROE. TEL: 29066
¥
DRAMA GROUP * Present
DUTY PHARMACISTS
TODAY and tomorrow, Heyes Chemist, Moor Ltuie, Clitheroe, will be open until 0-30 p.m. Boots, Castle Street: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday, until 0-30 p.m. SPONSORED BY
a n t a g e / P H A R M A C Y Right on your doortlep
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Footpaths plan branded gross waste of money
TURNING two rural public footpaths into roads has been described its a “gross waste of public money” by a local councillor. A copy of the Order and distance of 0.83 miles
plans of the sites, relating to paths number 13 and 17 at Paythorne, have been placed on deposit by Lancashire County. Coun cil for public inspection at Ribble Valley Council’s offices until December
4 th. Both Orders tire about
to be submitted by the LCC to the Secretary of State for the Environment
for confirmation as unop posed Orders. Path number 13 includes
land from the junction with Paythorne Moot- County Load at Pie Cross Plantation to the junction with the Settle Lane, a
Raid on estate
THIEVES raided a fenced compound belonging to a haulage company in Lin coln Way, Salthill Indus trial Estate, Clitheroe, stealing two stereo radio- cassette players and a CB idio set, valued together
_.L .£l(>0, from several dif ferent vehicles between (>
m. on Sunday and 7-50 m. on Monday.
Path number 17 covers
1.3 miles and is known as Loftrans Lane, from the
junction with Carters Lane to its junction with Kiln Lane near Paythorne
Bridge. I f the O rders arc
accepted, both lanes will be opened up to use by owners of four-wheel drive vehicles and motor cycles, along with oilier traffic. Said Conn. Frank
Dyson (Clitheroe): “ it is gross waste of public money to go through this exercise. Physically would be impossible, at this moment, for any velii ele other than a four-wheel drive to attempt to make any progress at all.” II is remarks ivcr
echoed by Conn. Joyce Lillnmi (Bolton-by-Bow and), who said she felt it was disgraceful that the pursuit of pleasure by few people would affect those living in the area.
Preparing to score
with star concert
THE “Christmas Star” will be shining brightly at Trinity Methodist Church. Clitheroe, a week on Saturday, when the North Lancashire Methodist Dis trict .is staging a bumper musical event. There
will.be a 130-
s trong choir and an orchestra of *10, with about
a third of all those taking p a r t e o in i n g f r o in
Clitheroe. The concert, entitled Christmas Star," marks
the beginning of the fes tive season and is the third of its kind to take place in Clitheroe. Musicians are gathering
from many parts of Lanca shire and elsewhere and
choirs from Morecainbe, C leveleys, St Amies, Rishton,' Wilpshire and Burnley are involved. Many young people are taking part in both the choir and orchestra. Tlie final rehearsal will
take the form of a music workshop day tit Trinity, before the concert in tile
evening. Musical director is
Stcuarl Kellington, choir leader at Trinity, who said: “ We are eagerly ooking forward to an inspiring musical day amd evening. We tire building on tlie success of the last two concerts, ‘Royal Gifts’ Hid ‘Celebrations’ and tlie support of performers and audience is growing each year. We expect the church to be filled to capacity. "A few seats tire still available and may be reserved by telephoning Dr Kellington (Clitheroe 254S4)._________ ____
C a r contents
A F L Y IN G j a e k e t , graphic equalizer and ra dio-cassette player, valued together at £360, were stolen from a Vauxhall Nova in Buck Shaw Ter race. Simonstone, over night on Friday.
TV actor’s toy theatres on view
ACTOR Peter Baldwin’s interest in the theatre is mirrored ill a special display at the Ribchester
Museum of Childhood. He left behind his image as Derek Wilton, the
school caretaker in TV’s “Coronation Street,” to travel to tlie Ribble Valley last week to attend tlie preview of a selection of liis collection of miniature
theatres tit tlie Museum. 'I'lie event was attended by invited guests, includ
ing the Mayor and Mayoress of tlie Kibble Valley,
Conn. John Travis and his wife Elizabeth. While lie was there, tlie actor signed copies of his
new book, “’Toy Theatres of tlie World.’ His collection of toy theatres lias been exhibited at
tlie National Theatre in London and is now on display at tlie museum along with a number of new exhibits, including a Victorian Punch and Judy theatre and tlie Tony Brindle Marionette Theatre Puppets.
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