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Royal British Legion United Trinity Church 43-45 Whalley Road Mon 7.30 p.m.
Tel: 0254 884043
BLACKBURN Brownhill Road. Tel: 0254 384957
Mon 7.30 p.m.
Berry Lane Primary School Thurs 7 p.m. Tel: 0772 783670
LONGRIDGE
{ASSOCIATION FOR SPIRITUAL • • KNOWLEDGE , : , I. -TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 st-' •- rl
'/ , 7 30 p m Tickets £3 75 , AN EVENING OF , GLYN EDWARDS
SPIRITUALISM :k/\ s (Contact with another World) ■ With International Mediums
' ‘ • DOROTHY TAYLOR ns,a, ..
THETHEATREi BURNLEY: MECHANICS i Box office: 0282 30055.
DALE HEAD CHURCH
HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICE and
THANKSGIVING For the completion of the restoration of St. James’ on
Sunday September 19th at 2 p.m.
Preacher: THE LORD BISHOP OF BRADFORD Followed by Jacob's Join Tea
WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE
Monday September 20th at 7.45 p.m.
In the Institute, Tosside on Admission £1 including supper FOLLOWED BY SALE OF HARVEST PRODUCE
CHtlieroe Working MenS Club/ *
Whalley.Rosid;.Clith'
eroe..Telr.23337i*
* FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th *
* 9 JO p.m. <tart
KRYSTAL KANE J SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18»h
* GONE WEST Bubbly Female Vocal Tip Top Trio * MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th START 8.00 p.m.
* g r a n p c h a r i t p c o n c e r t i For your own local Clifheroe Hospital ^
Admission £1.50
* All proceeds will bo donated to the above *
AlfflSTS APPEARING:
• JOE LIGHTFOOT ! ROCK SAN-
3 r d CRfi6£}Ce n/aCCetf Sunday September 19th 11.00 a-m- - 4.30 p.m.
Vintage to Superbike
R e f re s hm e n ts
Trials Riding Demo
Road, offroad and racing V id e o s
RC Model Motorcycle
Racing Championship St. Augustine's R.C.
High School, Longsight Road, Billington
(Signposted from the A59) Admission - - £2.00 Adults - - 50p. Children T R A C Y 'S Tf
W EW C L A S S Commencing
rHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1993 d
J 7 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. at j j
UNITED REFORMED CHURCH HALL Off Moor Lane, Clifheroe ♦ 4 + ♦
Tils class Is for Beginners and for people who prefer a Low Impa c t Class. There will be lots of variety and it will include a
10 minute "Learn to Step" section + 4 + 4 +
ONTACT TRACY ON 0200 22171 FOR FURTHER DETAILS
CIVIC HALL
«»> C INEMA. — C l i t h e r o e 2 3 2 7 8
LAST ACTION HERO'”’ Evenings 7.30 and Matinee Wed 2.00pm
SO H H E
THE FAMILY FIRM E S T IM A T E S F R E E
HODSONS OF GISBURN UG IR
12 to 53 Soator Luxury Coaches for all Occasions Tel: GISBURN 445394 Day
GISBURN 445751 Evenings Clitheroe Parish Church Amateur
Operatic & Dramatic Society Present
‘O U T OF FO C U S ’ By Peter Gorden
A modern comedy of northern humour Produced by Mrs Dorothy Cushing
WED. 22nd S E P T , to S A T . 25th S EP T , at Clitheroe Parish Church Hall
Commencing 7-30 p.m.
Admission
Ci.SU inc. refreshments Tickets available: Parish Hall Office,
Fred Read & Co Ltd., 9 Market Place, Clitheroe and members of the Committee
Aighton, Bailey & Chaigley
Memorial Hall Hurst Green
30th ANNUAL DANCE
SEPTEMBER 24th 1993 8 p.m. - 1 a.m.
MARK KITTO BAND Supper 8.00 p.m. Promt
Admission £5.00 TEL: 0254 826313
S T MICHAEL & S T JO H N ’S SOCIAL CENTRE LOWERGATE
6 0 ’s /7 0 ’s DISCO
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 18th 8.00 p.m.
Admission £1.00 on the door Right ot admission reserved.
| * Great Vocal Bubbly female vocal * TRICIA ADAMS “ comodion no
* M R T O N Y JAM E S 4 Come along and join the fun and
COMPER E help this local cause * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
SPONSORED BY LANCASHIRE For further details phone TMX- 0524-833111 and ask lor Manmx Devlin
/c a r b o o t s a l e jcORONATION HOTEL, GISBURN]
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th 9 a m. - 4 p.m. Arrive from 8 a.m.
Cars and Small Vans £6 Urge Vans & Trailers £8 No bookings necessary
ITS BIG & BUSY —
Just turn up. No new goods. Tables for hire Enquiries or advice
_ . .. Telephone MR C
Barnoldswlck 815756
HALCYON DAYS
Mini Bouncing Castles
Ideal childrens parties, pubs etc.
Hire in advance or same day
Rain covers available Tel. 0200 443022 * ★ * * ★ ★ ★ * * ★ *
* SAVE OUR WOODLAND
WALKS JOIN US
THIS WOOD IS NOW
CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC
FORESTRY PRWATgATION ACT 1W BY ORDER:
K on Woodland Walk* day + SUNDAY 26th SEPTEMBER, 1993 i for a five or dght mils walk, led by the CLITHEROE GROUP
YOUR FAVOURITE WALKS WILL BE THREATENED ★ BY THE GOVERNMENT'S FORESTRY SELL-OFF
Please meet ai the car park on School Lane, Gisbum Forrest (Stocks Resevoir),
grid reference 732565 at 10.15 a.m.
Families welcome.
Bring Packed lunch. Enquiries: Ben Brown
0254 822851 PRIOR TO THE W A IK SPEAKERS WU1 INCLUDE: .
CHRIS SMITH - National Officer Rambler. Aitociation
■ NIGEL EVANS -M.P. , MICHAEL HINDLEY -M.E.P.
. MICHAEL CARR - Former M.P.
I S t © Ramblers i * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
The A& ------------------- D O W N H A M sheton A srm "
We are now taking reservation for our Christmas Party Nights which take place throughout December
Prices start from £1350 including a 5 or 6 course menu. All the festive goodies - spot prizes - dancing with licence to 1 a.m.
SO FOR PARTIES FROM 2-80 PERSONS TELEPHONE US NOW FOR DETAILS
Private party room available for all types o f function throughout the year, with buffet prices from £3.50pp
T E L : ( 0 2 0 0 ) 4 4 1 2 2 7 f o r d e t a i l s o r r e s e r v a t i o n s __ RIBBLE VALLEY
CROSSROADS — Caring for Carers —
Will be held in the Ribble Valley Council Chamber, by kind permission of the Mayor
MEETING
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, 1993 at 7-30 p.m. Guest Speaker: MARTIN JAM E S
(The Ribble Valley Mayor, Councillor A. Jackson will preside) Members ol Ihe Public welcome
ANNUAL GENERAL
ROBINSON — GOODE
Two environmental health officers, Miss Hayley Susanne Goode and Mr James S. Robinson, were married at St John’ s Church, Read.
The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs John N. Goode, of Berkeley Drive, Read, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs S. Robinson, o f Walsall Road, Sutton Coldfield.
Given away by her
father, the bride wore an iv o r y du p ion gow n trimmed with deep red roses and carried a^ bou quet of red roses, Casab lanca lilies and Singapore orchids.
Bridesmaids Misses
Catherine I’eake, Susan Goode and Eleanor I’etrie wore deep red dresses with floral jackets and car ried bouquets of red roses. Best man was Mr David
Robinson and ushers were Mr Shaun I‘cake and Mr Michael Haworth.
TOWNSWOMENS (E ) GUILD
CLITHEROE
MORNING Saturday
COFFEE
September 18th 1993 in aid ol
BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION and
Mayors Parlour, Church Brow Tombola, Stalls. Raltlo etc. Entrance 50p
•DR. BARNARDOS" at
10 a.m. -1 2 noon A s so c ia t ion o f
Friends of Pendle School
CAR BOOT SALE
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 25th 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.
T o be held at
PENDLE JUNIOR SCHOOL
Princess Avenue School Grounds
£5 per car in advance £7 per car on the day
Tel. 0200 26333 or 0200 25663
CRAGG — HILL
Former Dunsop Bridge resident and self employed nanny Miss Alison Jane Hill married builder Mr Melvyn John Cragg at St Andrew’s Church,
Sedbergh. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr J. Cragg, . _
of Dent, and Mrs M. Taylor, of Dent. The only child of Mr and Mrs J. Hill, formerly of
Dunsop Bridge, the bride, who was given away by her father, wore an ivory satin gown with red roses decorating the bodice and a matching headdress and veil. She carried a bouquet of red roses and
rosemary. In attendance were Miss Amanda Goodyear, Miss , „ , ...
Joanne Bentham, Miss Michelle Haygarth, Miss Nicola Gardner, bridegroom’s sister Miss Joelene Cragg, and bridegroom’s niece Miss Rachael Burton. Best man was Mr Martin Cragg, brother of the
bridegroom, and ushers were Mr Simon Shaw, the bride’s cousin, and Mr Steven Dodd, the bridegroom s
cousin. A reception at the Shap Wells Hotel, Shap, fol
lowed the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. A. Fell and accompanied by organist Mr
Thromley. The couple are spending their honeymoon in the
Algarve and are to live in Sedbergh. Photograph: W. Dickinson, Milnthorpe.
A fte r the ceremony
conducted by the Rev Alan Reid, a reception was held at Northcote Manor, l.angho, after which the couple, who are to live in Banbury, Oxfordshire, left fo r a 'h on e ym o on
Cvprus. "Photograph: David Sim
mons, Clitheroe. LOWER
BUCK INN 28705
Waddlngton CLITHEROE
Food Served Dally
Lunchtime and evening*__ ___ ]]
COUNTDOWN L','~F TO AN
EXPLOSIVE
OCT. 10th 1993
SUNDAY
MOTORCYCLE RACE
SPRINGERS
Surrey Road, Nelson (Junction 13 M65) THIS SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 19th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
CAR BOOT SALE
Stalls £7 — Relreshments available
To book a table RING 696225
* i mu imriD pi iid ^ LOW MOOR CLUB
St Pauls Street
Tel. 0200 23496 * ★ ★ ★ *
FRIDAY, S EP T 17th
. TONY _ l NEWBURY *
£ (IVn/ Citilttrixl)
ft SAT, SEPT. 18th » * ARTIST ASSURED *
£ + GOLDEN KEY * ^
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Merger with Yorkshire could be second option
LO C A L councillors are considering the possibility of the Ribble Valley Council merging with the Craven District Council to form a unitary
authority.
Clithcroe councillors Frank Dyson, Howel
Village Hall Chipping
PRIZE BINGO
SEPTEMBER 18th SATURDAY,
Doors open 6-45 p.m. Eyes down 7-45 p.m.
I'rticccds In the Village Hall funds
TOSSIDE INSTITUTE
WHIST and DOMINO
SEPTEMBER 18th at 7-45 p.m.
DRIVE SATURDAY
Admission £1 including supper
Jones ami Bert Jones told a full council meeting that the time had come to put the cards on the table in terms of thinking about alternatives to a Ribble Valley unitary authority. “We don’t particularly
want any part of Lanca shire to return to York shire, but as a second alternative to the Ribble Valley Council, we should give very serious consider- ation to the Craven option," said Coun. Dyson Coun. Howel Jones com
mented: “We seem to be perhaps a little afraid of tackling our second or third option. The time has come for us to come to a conclusion about options and approach any districts which may be affected.” Coun. Bert Jones added
that the Local Govern ment Commission might not look favourably on a council that was not
exploring other options.
He also noted that mem bers of the public should be made aware of the dif ferent possibilities during the Local Government Review meetings. Coun. Joyce Lilburn
(Bolton-by-Bowland) and Coun. Charles Warkman (Mellor) noted that many Ribble Valley people feared being linked with a large urban area. Coun. Lilburn said most
people she had spoken to were against returning to Yorkshire, but considered such a move preferable to a merger with Blackburn, for example. Coun. P e te r Evans
(Wilpshire) disagreed that the time was ripe to dis cuss o th e r op t ion s ,
explaining that the council still needed to listen to the
views of residents at the Local Government Review meetings, before pursuing alternatives. He also suggested there
had been a slight shift in the attitude of Lancashire County Council towards the review, noting that members were on the verge of moving beyond the question of just retain ing the status quo to dis cussing g iv in g more powers to the districts. He added that the Cra
ven option would depend on the Secretary of State approving a boundary
change. Coun. Bill Fleming (Btl-
lington), who noted that councillors were prepared
to give talks to community groups about the review, commented: “We do have fairly soon to make a deci sion on what the council’s second preference ought to be. I know that people are chomping at the bit about this. But at the end of the day we have got really to listen to the people.”
Konrad wins premier award
CLITHEROE canoe ace Konrad Risping has car ried off the North-West Championship Venture
Scout Racing Trophy. A member of Clitheroe
Venture Scouts, Konrad received the award at the presentation of trophies following the region’s last Scout and Guide Canoe race of the season, on Windermere. Although he did not
compete at Windermere, he had already qualified for the title at earlier
events. Meanwhile, other local
youngsters gave it good "account of themselves in the various nice classes. Tracey Woodward of St Raul’s Guides, Low Moor,
won the Junior Guides' nice and Michael Wilmot,
of St Mary’s Scouts Clitli- croc, was first in the be ginners* under-12s* event. Paul Dugdale, of St
Mary’s, was well placed in the junior Scout slalom. More than 150 Scouts
and Guides from around the North West competed over a distance of 10 kilometres.
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