^ \
■ -. '--' • ‘ , .V -'V'•>•'■'-'•• !r ’'^-'.i^-'*.'"T*A«* L'. ' •-:*v.^;»•%:.-, •i.-V^.Nsr; . tX-'S
*v*.
• .• • .;j < £,>.:■••y-'v***jiAf« -J7 v: .*'' .■ ■ .; *.’ * .Vv « ‘
•
,
t f - S ' : '•-•'■s- " ' r i •
„■
.'r— .i • A ' \V 7 , £ r ~ ’
-
.
Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 422331 (Classified) f iU )>
N e w s f r o m t h e V i l l a g e s The events continue
socials during the holi-’
Holiday drives At Sabden Over 60s’,
days, Thursday night’s domino winners were: Mrs Pauline Taylor, Mrs Chris Sefton, Mr Charlie Web ster, Mr Fred Cottam, Mrs Phyllis Whittaker, Mrs Nora Hargreaves, Mrs Agnes Parkinson and Miss Edith Hayes. Monday’s night’s win
tomorrow, when there will be fun sessions on the Holme from 10 a.m. to 12- 30 p.m. for 9 to 12-year- olds and from 1 to 3-30 P-m. for 12s and over. A mobile recording studio will be part of tomorrow’s event, when youngsters can record their own radio programmes. The cost is 50p and chil
dren can enrol on the dav. The event will be repeated next Friday. The soccer school takes
i Charnley, Mrs Scott and ! Mrs Brennand. Gents — ’ Mr Derek Warburton, Mrs ; Eva Marsden, Mrs Scott and Mrs Gladys Walmsley.
ners: Miss Hayes, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Maud Wade, Mr Webster, Mrs Whit taker, Mrs Hargreaves and Airs Sefton. Thursday night whist winners: Ladies — Mrs
' Monday whist winners ■ were: Ladies — Airs : Walmsley, Airs Brennand and Airs Isabella Hodgson.
place on August 10th, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Holme, for boys and girls aged six to 16. The football club is hoping to get some of the players along to meet the young sters and join in the fun, but a club official explained that it all depends on the manager making players available. The cost is £3 and chil
; Gents — Mr Cottam, Mrs . Scott and Air Warburton. ;. Raffle winners were Mr . Cottam, Airs Dorothy ; Houghton, Airs Har- ! greaves and Air Webster.
, Fun fo r young A one-day football
\ school to be run by Burn- Mey Football Club’s com- •' munity office is one of the y highlights of the rural * activity days in Sabden.
ROCHESTER
Cash support Alembers of Ribchester
decided to make a £250 donation to the Ribchester Playing Field Trus t. Councillors agreed that the facilities provided were excellent and they should give financial sup port when possible. Alembers also noted
P a r ish Council have
need to be introduced to allow local people to park without paying. They fur ther decided that, if the borough council provided a new car park on the edge of the village, as has been suggested, they would not oppose fees being charged there.
that many visitors to the village freely used the equipment, but that the council had also recently received a letter from a primary school whose pupils had visited Ribches ter. They so enjoyed their day that they sent a £10 donation, which was duly passed to the trust.
dren can turn up on the day or preferably enrol beforehand, so the organ isers know the numbeis interested. You can enrol through Sabden councillor Mrs Eileen Lowe or ring Bob Oates at the football club (831456).
Inflatables Sabden’s Holme Com
mittee is holding its second fun day of the year on August 14th, when there will be inflatables on the Holme all day, weather permitting.
Against charges Ribchester parish coun
cillors have written to the
Ribble Valley Council objecting to car parking charges. Members decided to submit their views in response to the borough council’s re-consideration
vacant seat on Ribchester Parish Council will take place on August 12th. Electors are asked to note that, in the interest of economy, poll cards will not be distributed. The candidates are Mr Roy Bamber and Mrs Judith Mallam.
Put to the vote An election to fill, the
believes charges would encourage indiscriminate parking elsewhere in the village, making it even harder for residents to park their own cars. Councillors also agreed that a disc system would
of its policy. The parish council
Enterprise
KITCHENS AND BEDROOMS Your Local Firm That Offers Better Value For Money
the re-surfacing of a 500- yard section of Stonygate Lane to the north of Boyce’s Bridge in Ribches ter. The parish council, which has been pressing for this for some time, has been told that the road will be closed between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. during the week commencing August 23rd. ______
Re-surfacing Work is to begin soon on
Wettest yet The only palliative
words spoken by members
of Skill-Walkers Adven ture Tours on a summer outing to the Lake District were: “It must have rained harder in the Mississippi Delta.” The plan was to walk
Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 5th, 1993 , 5 A D D A T O U C H READ
In the skip There will be the usual
collection of waste paper outside Read School, Straits Lane, on Saturday morning, but there will be no mobile collection and all paper and card should be taken to the skip.
Share cup
The first meeting of the new session for Read Cubs will be held on August 17th, at 6-30 p.m. If there are any eight-year-old boys in Read or Simon- stone who would like to join, they can turn up to the first meeting. The William Victor
get golf,
strength, greasy pole etc., are only a few of the acti vities available. There will even be a magician to entertain and astound. The fair will be followed
test-your-
20 tables There were 20 tables at
by “An evening with Roger Westbrook,” and those who have knowledge of this versatile enter tainer will vouch that it will be an evening to remember.
RIMINGTON Change of scene
the-Year, was awarded jointly to David Burgess and John Robinson. Both had excellent attendance records at church parades and pack meetings and participated fully in all activities to the best of their abilities.
Adventure Bon voyage to Read
Pickles Cup, presented travelled by coach to the jgp. jn the garage for the ’ ’ Brierfield, where an excel- - - - - -
i v iciur the Memorial Institute and pers? Have you no room t lave
lent meal was enjoyed. After lunch, everyone
boarded the coach for a pleasant country run, tak ing in Hebden Bridge and Haworth. Raffle winners were
b e r s and h e lp e rs of Rimington and Middop Luncheon Club forsook their usual dining room at
On Wednesday, mem
s
a whist and domino drive, held in Chipping Village Hall on Saturday. Whist winners were:
Ladies— V. Duckworth, Mrs Hargreaves, E. Underwood, S. Robinson. Gents’;— J. Robinson, J. Rogerson, E. Clegg, M.
Wilson.
Our Tailor Made Windows, Doors, Patios, Pordios and Conservatories - maintenance free- installed to the highest security specif'cations.
Ormiston. Dominoes: E. Tomlin
son, W. Conchie, J. Ripley, W. Robinson, W.
by piles
Paper chase Are you overwhelmed
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURERS AND INSTALLERS TO BOTH RETAIL AND TRADE
FREE SURVEY AND QUOTATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION - OUR PRICES ARE VERY COMPETITIVE For more details contact:- _____
of old newspa
annually to the Cub-of- Marsden Cross Hotel, car7 Regular organisers of ■ —
Chipping’s waste paper collection, Roger and Ste ven Wallbank, are riding
Mrs C. Nicholson, Mrs V. Gardiner, Miss R. Hack ing, Miss C. Hewitt-Jan- sen and Mr D. Seed.
from Ambleside, via Scan- dale Valley and Red Screes, to Kirkstone Inn, then return to Ambleside via Stock Ghyll Force. However, after one-
Scout troop which, under the leadership of Darren Lewthwaite and Andrew Baldwin, assisted by Ven ture Scout and junior leader Robert Davey, is setting off tomorrow for a week’s adventure to Buck- more Park in Kent — hop ing for less rainfall in the “Garden of England” than in the Red Rose County!
and-a-half miles, when High Sweden Bridge and open countryside were reached, a 100% vote in favour of curtailing the walk saw the party return to Ambleside via Low Sweden Bridge for much- needed mopping-up opera-, tions. The rest of the after
noon was spent dodging downpours,
around Hayes Garden Centre and eating cream teas. The debate is still raging as to whether a good time was had by all.
browsing
Hanging offence! Ribchester in bloom
drew admirers of the
C O M P L E T E F I T T E D B E D R O OM S 2 Ranges - 24 Styles to choose from sensible prices.-'Personal service" ~
ENTERPRISE WORKS KENDAL STREET CLITHEROE
T E L E P H O N E 0 2 0 0 2 5 8 7 7
O P E N 6 P A Y S P E R W E E K
C H A T B U R N R O A D S3Z
SALTHILL s q
IEKT 1 WT--------------------H M I
cheinsT R O A D
burn Road, were deflow iered, each having a hang
Strayed away Normus, a tortoiseshell
wrong kind last week, when Tom Pearson, of Sunnyside Avenue, and Tom Henshaw, of Black
ng
basket.stolen from the - front of his house.
1
cat, has gone missing from Higher Boyce Farm and has been seen on Black- bum Road and on the riverbank. Could anyone who spots Normus or knows of his whereabouts please contact Mrs Holt at the farm.
SOM M ER SA L E DOOBLE. O F F E R S
SALE PRICES + INTEREST FREE CREDIT
PANASONIC SAVE UP TO £100
^ a v a i la b le on a ,w id e s e le c t io n o f g o o d s TOSHIBA
SONY
ON CTV-51cm FST R/C ONLY £269.90 SAVE UP TO £50 ON VCR
SAVE UP TO £150 ON CAMCORDERS
SAVE UP TO £80 ON CTV
VIDEO RECORDERS FROM £299.90-
SAVE £40 ON HI-FI SYS CAMCORDERS FROM
£599.90 + FOC ACC KIT VALUE £69.90
CTV/VIDEO PACKAGE FROM ONLY £559.90 VCR FROM ONLY £249.90
SAVE £20 ON
MICROWAVE OVENS -PRICES FROM £139.90
HITACHI SAVE £130 ON
NICAM PACKAGE DEALS
SAVE £100 ON 25‘ NICAM AT £499.90
SAVE £400 ON CAMCORDERS
SAVE £170 ON CTV/PHOTO CO PACKAGE PHILIPS
SAVE £150 ON’S VHS VIDEO RECORDER AT £549.90
SAVE £40 ON VCR - FROM £27950 FINLUX SAVE £100 MINIMUM
ON A WIDE SELECTION OF CTV NICAM STEREO FROM ONLY £449.90 PLUS INTEREST FREE CREDIT
SAMSUNG
CD RADIO CASSETTES FROM ONLY £9950 AUDIO SYSTEMS FROM ONLY £8990
FST/TELETEXT VCR PACKAGE ONLY £47950 RENTAL SPECIAL
SAVE UP TO £6 PER MONTH ON NICAM PACKAGES Compare our prices wdi tie NaSonab - We are dieaper-Our rentals reduce
MITSUBISHI
SAVE £100 ON NICAM CTV
BFI.ECTED GOODS
CAMCORDERS- INTEREST FREE CREDIT ON
SAVE £200 ON
SAVE £130 ON NICAM VIDEO
CREDIT AVAILABLE (on selected systems).
JTED GOODS I Wn
DOUBLE GUARANTEES ON ALL SEPARATES
BOSE - INTEREST FREE CREDIT ON SELECTED SPEAKERS Then decide if you wish to pay cash or terms
----------- I
THE ONLY PANASERVICE CENTRE IN THE AREA No hidden extras - the price you see isjie
‘ 11 SCOTLAND RD, NELSON • 612600 , 1 CHURCH ST, BARNOLDSWICK ? 813309
& 'l '
We trill match any advertised { Cobrvisum,C
tiflRRY GflRLICK TV’VIDfO & til-f I CfNTRfS 26-30 KING ST, CLITHEROE • 22661/22662
- inc. Dixons, Comet, Currys, y son the sane idling terms |
t h e f a m il y f ir m w it h c h a in s t o r e p r ic e s y o u r G U A R A N T E E F O R T H E F U T U R E . - . E S T A B L IS H E D 1 9 S 1
members of Bolton-by-
Back again On Monday evening,
Bowland YFC met for the first time after the sum mer recess. Old and new
members were welcomed and a business meeting followed. Next week’s meeting
will be the annual farm walk, in Parbold. Mem bers should meet in the village at 6-15 p.m.
TECHNICS SAVE UP TO £200 ON HI-FI SYSTEMS. INTEREST FREE
OFFER ON SATELLITE
TRIPLE
INSTALLATION + INTEREST FREE CREDIT
SAVE £40 + V
4 PRICE KENWOOD
Interest Free Credit plus
SAVE UP TO £90 ON
HI-FI SYSTEMS PRICES FROM ONLY £399.90
w .e e ,.-----
— not an Aylesbury or a Muscovy, but one of those yellow or blue plastic ones which will ride the Ribble
Out for a duck Have you bought a duck
on August 22nd. If you have not, then do,
for all proceeds from the race are for Ribchester Playing Field Trust, the body responsible for the upkeep of equipment on Ribchester Recreation Ground. Tickets are on sale from committee mem bers, hotels and shops in the village and there are some excellent prizes to be won.
Danger to salmon It’s been a lean time for
RAD AC’s salmon fish ermen this season, with no reports of any catches so far. The salmon have obviously learned that Ribchester is a danger area and are not lingering, for fish are being landed upstream and in the Hod- der. The trout fishermen
ball Club committee has organised a pre-season get-together for Saturday night in Read Constitu tional Club, with enter tainment provided by “Timewarp,” a musical comedy group, starting at 8-30 p.m. Admission is free, so the
Night out Readstone Junior Foot
Colourful show Final arrangements are
being made for the forth coming Rimington WI
arrange a skip for June or July, but found they were all booked up until this weekend. The previous collection in March brought in eight-and-a-half tons and added £114 towards the funds for Chipping’s new play area. The hard-working Wall-
to the rescue! They had attempted to
46th annual handicraft and produce show, to be held in the Memorial Hall a week on Saturday. The event, which prom
LEAFIELD.WINDOWS 100 LOWERGATEfCLITHEROE
. • v :
- T e l e p h o r i e f 2 6 0 1 0 ' : [ j : after houre answerphone service available ^ ;«-r > .-(same number) • t
ises to be as colourful and fascinating as ever, will be opened at 2-30 p.m. by for mer member Mrs Audrey Walker, of Barnoldswick. With 70 classes for the ladies (not forgetting one for their husbands’ hobby) and 22 for the younger generation, competition is sure to be keen for the pleasure and pride of win ning one of the coveted trophies. Delicious afternoon teas
invitation is to have a good night out and at the same time help the season get off to a good start for the youngsters. Training is now starting
will complete what is sure to be a grand afternoon’s outing and all are assured of a warm welcome at the show.
for all the competitive teams and the respective managers can be contacted for more information.
member of St John’s Church, Read, Mrs Sally
Church honour A long-serving and loyal
Britnell, is to be licensed by; the Bishop of Black- bum , ;to : the • pffice of Reader. This honour follows
NEWTON
day there will be a craft fair in Newton Village Hall. The ladies’ committee
Crafts On Saturday and Sun
three years of study, lec tures and tutorials. The ceremony will take place at St Oswald’s Church, Pilling, on October 2nd. Mrs Britnell is also tak
banks, always keen to improve on their last total, are appealing for all old newspapers, magazines and cardboard to fill this weekend’s skip on the Garstang Road car park. Anyone unable to take paper to the skip should ring Chipping 61323 or leave a message at the Post Office for it to be col lected.
SIMONSTONE
A good deal A whist drive organised
by Simonstone Mothers’ Union members will be held in the old school on Tuesday, at 2 p.m. Admis sion is £1.25 including refreshments.
will be serving- refresh- Yrish.Yhey can”take along ments on both days. . , . . ; an adult: ‘~ " —r
and girls who are looking for something to do in the summer holidays can scurry along to the old school on Wednesday. At 2 p.m., a beetle drive has been organised and admis sion is only 50p — if they
Play beetle Any Simonstone boys
_______
THE NEWLY EXTENDED MILL
TRADING SHOP by
O a tfc e - OPENS 9 a.m. Saturday 14th August
COME AND SEE OUR EXCITING NEWLINES FOR
ALL THE FAMILY 2 7 3 - 2 9 1 L E E D S R O A D - NELSpN..;_.,.:_„
TEL: C0282) 611111
ing on the running of the Sunday School from Sep tember 5th and is in need of some assistance. There will be a meeting at 16 George Lane on August 16th, at 7-30 p.m., for anyone who can help.
All the aces Winners of this week’s
whist drive, held in Read Constitutional Club, were: Ladies — Mrs M. Red- path, Mrs B. Hopkins. Gents — Mr G. H. Taylor, Mr G. A. Holden. Special prizewinner was Mr R. Elliott.
WEST BRADFORD
Bradford are very busy preparing their entries for forthcoming shows and it is interesting to observe the friendly reluctance to discuss one’s entries with would-be competitors. Quite right, too! The first event is for WI
Keeping mum! Many residents of West
have enjoyed excellent fishing on Dilworth Reser voir, the club’s new brown trout water at Longridge. Many limit bags have been taken, with brownies up to three-and-a-half pounds being recorded. On the coarse fishing
£900 for church A very successful fund
raising effort was held on Saturday evening at Bashall Hall, home of Mr and Mrs Barry Barnes, raising over £900 for All Hallows Church, Mitton. A buffet supper was
I A M E S U . P E Accident Repair Centre
PRICE JET WASH FOR THE MONTH OF
served and prepared by the ladies of the church and the vicar, the Rev. John Birbeck, presented Mrs Mary Barnes with a basket of flowers and expressed thanks to the hosts for the use of their
1 7 2
home. A tombola did brisk
business and raffle win ners were Mr and Mrs Duck, Mr N. Turner, Mrs G. Parker, Mrs F. Haynes, Mr S. Dugdale and Mr K. Balshaw.
Evening in garden enjoyed
members in the Clitheroe Area WI Silver Jubilee Show on Saturday, at St Augustine’s RC School, Billington, and the usual very high standard of entries will, no doubt, be maintained.
Biggest event On August 14th, West
front, catches of weighty barbel have been taken at Samlesbury, Mr Magill landed three pike at Crow- shaw Lodge and junior member Tom Knowles reeled in an eight pound carp from Ashcroft’s Pool, following an 18-minute
struggle.
tee, will be held. The event, the biggest
Bradford Country Craft Fair and Handicraft Show, organised by the playing field management commit
of the year in the village, has been blessed by good weather in the past and it is hoped the trend con tinues. This will be the last show before the new village hall is built — work is already in progress — and a bumper profit is hoped for to boost the magnificent amount raised over the past years. There will be 31 craft
CLITHEROE Garden Club enjoyed a scenic evening at the home of one of its members. On one of the few fine
evenings recently, mem bers enjoyed the won derful views at the home of the Rev. and Mrs Denis McWilliam, at Standen Hall Farm House. Mem bers thanked them for an enjoyable and most hospit able evening. The annual show, on
• All vehicles valeted after repair • Immediate computerised estimates • Help with insurance claims • Specialist help in 3rd party claims • All mechanical & service work carried out
metallic and pearlescent AUGUST normal price £2.00 N O W O N L Y £ 1
• Approved by major Insurance Companies • We guarantee a perfect paint match every time, particularly
• Free Courtesy Cars • Don’t risk the theft of your vehicle have an Immobiliser alarm fitted at your local Insurance approved centre.
Lincoln Way, Salthill Industrial Estate, Clitheroe, TEL: 0200 444455
DIRECT FROM TIE FHOT01Y FO
ROLLS HRASTICfiLLT RRO CRr R THIS M
V lOOO's Sq; Y d s a v a i l a b l e o f f t h e r o l l
Now
August 21st, is, as always, open to all residents of the Ribble Valley, who are urged to try to make a show in this almost disas trous year. Schedules are available from the sales shed or from 12 Beverley Drive, Clitheroe. Seats are also available
♦J* A ll q u a l i t ie 8 a v a i l a b le t o order."'""' "V-'-"'" S t o c l c c h a n g i n g '
for the visit to Roundhay Park, Leeds, on August 28th. The coach will leave the station at 10 a.m. Non members are welcome. For further details, ring Clitheroe 24165.
Found safe
stalls and there is excellent entry for the vil lage show section of 27 classes. Attractions
numerous to list in full _ too
include the Boys’ Brigade Band, drum majorettes, martial arts display, Pat’s Wonder Dogs, a tractor parade and tug-of-war, while the bouncing castle, coconut shy, go-karts, tar-
H
iTA * Pv
-i*y ; . .*1- • - . /
A POLICE search was launched la s t Sunday evening, after a woman and a four-year-old child were reported missing during a walk over Pendle Hill to Barley. The twosome, Margaret
See our impteieioe rnnge of~quality ca rpets trioil o f Ulhitsh are
Good quality,WHtons in stock from £10.99 sq yd -
. s .
manufactur^dfiereiiielUheroe ❖ FR E EDELrlVERY
AVAILABLE
♦> F r e e m e a s u r i n g a n d n o - o b l i g a t i o n q u o t e s ; , Patterned^arppte £ 2 * 9 9 s q y d . ;
c o n s t a n t l y 5 ' 5 c R
O v e r 2 0 0 K o o ik - S x z e d R o l l E n d s :( f a S fa c te } ;
ONTH O LY OOZBNS O O
F
Albones (30) and Martin Nuttall, were reported missing at 7 p.m., but were found safe and sound at 8-40 p.m.
FREE PARKING. OPEN: Mon - TVies 9am - 6pm, Wed closed for restocking, Thurs 9am - 8pm, Fri 9am - 4.30pm, Sat 10am -4pm______________
STALWART DYEING CO. LIMITED, PRIMROSE WORKS, CLITHEROE. TEL: 29066
Page 1 |
Page 2 |
Page 3 |
Page 4 |
Page 5 |
Page 6 |
Page 7 |
Page 8 |
Page 9 |
Page 10 |
Page 11 |
Page 12 |
Page 13 |
Page 14 |
Page 15 |
Page 16 |
Page 17 |
Page 18 |
Page 19 |
Page 20 |
Page 21 |
Page 22 |
Page 23 |
Page 24 |
Page 25 |
Page 26 |
Page 27 |
Page 28
