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Ainsworths; 35 Waletioo Road, Qitheroe........................... Tel; 23155 A & G Woodworth, Newsagents: 28 Nelson Street, Low Moor . Tel 23105 Abbey Candy Store; 51 King Street, Whaley........... Tel; 0254 82 3622 Passenger* may now board the Coach at the following pick up points:*
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STAGE TWO DOWNHAM Present
“MOVE OVER MRS. MARKHAM” A Comedy by Ray Cooney and John Chapman Directed by Dorothy Cushing ar
Wednesday 23rd March to Saturday 26th March 1994 at 7 30 p.m.
DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL Admission £3.00
Tickets available from Tourist Information Centre, Clitheroc. Hammonds Bakers. Visions. Downham Post Office. Pat Hargreaves (0200 27296)
08.15 09.45 09.45 09.45
£4.00
£7.50 £5.50 £4.00 £4.10 £4.30
£4.00 mjc <© £6.50 £13.49 BANQUET Saturday 19th March
Authentic Greek Food Fine Wines
10 Courses for £10.00 Reservations Preferred
A1 THE PIANO E V E N IN G S 8 .0 0
ALSO BY POPULAR DEMAND Extra Shows of 021
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* FRl 18th MARCH - 6 NTS ( Not Sunday) Eves 5.30
PLEASE NOTE ABOVE FILMS ARE COMPLETE SEPARATE PERFORMANCES
* * * * * * * * * * * * * St Pauls Street
. * CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH
Amateur Operatic & Dramatic Society Proudly Presents
SONGS FROM THE SHOWS
Selections from I BASTED FAD
f t Easter Bonnet Competition ft. * 9 8 Cream Teas ..............................................El-00 W .5 ?
££ SATURDAY 19th MARCH nt 2 .0 0 p.m. Cokes • Crofts • Tombola • Bric-A-Brac
. , at Costleford, Queens Rd FREE ADMISSION @ Proceeds to Amenities All Welcome
BLACKBURN ROVERS SOCCER
SIXES W YE *
LES MISERABLES GUYS & DOLLS OKLAHOMA
ME & MY GIRL
SOUTH PACIFIC GREASE
Directed by John Turner at the
PARISH CHURCH HALL, CHURCH ST, CLITHEROE
on Wednesday 13th, Thursday 14th, Friday 15th April, 1994 at 7-30 p.m.
T IC K E T S ON SA LE AT £3 EACH
From Fred Read, Gents Outfitters and Tourist Information (both of Market Place)
sc\tn aid of Local Charities, PenOle Club, Crossroads, fjs Parish Church Hall Maintenance
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QUALITY CRAFT WORKERS Required tor
Enquiries Cedar Promotions
0254 831326
CRAFT FAIR IN CLITHEROE on April 9th
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Tel. 0200 23496 * * * * *
FRIDAY,
* MARCH 18th *
Celebration
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* MARTIN GABRIEL* SATURDAY, MARCH 19th
ru s t S t . Patrick's Day * ★
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ON THE LEVEL * Boy Girl Duo
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Plus GOLDEN KEY * MEMBERS DRAW *
INDOOR CAR 2 DAY
BOOT SA LE Higham Village Hall SATURDAY 19th &
SUNDAY 20th MARCH 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Stalls £7 to book Tel. 771720
Entnuicr dOp - Kffrvshmenta
HARROP FOLD COUNTRY FARMHOUSE HOTEL ^
Welcomes local diners each evening
5 Course Extensive Choice Menu - £16.50 PP or
Granny Victoria’s Old Fashioned 3 Course Dinner at - £ 1 1 .0 0 PP
T E L :- 0 2 0 0 4 4 7 6 0 0 - For reservations
EEK, 1 AR T E E T LA BO R E l
Tuesday, 29th - Thursday, 31st March 1994
Open to both boys and girls aged between 7-15 years old
Clitheroe Castle Fields 011 The cost will be £20 per child
PLEASE NOTE PLACES ARE LIMITED
For further information and an application form
0254 698888 Ext 2256 Saturday March 19th
Tel: Peter Devine
Clitheroe Royal British Legion presents
Admission Free
NEWTON IN BOWLAND PARISH COUNCIL
A. G. M. Will be held on
THURSDAY, MARCH 24th, 1994 at 7.30 p.m. in
The United Reformed Church Schoolroom
— All welcome —______________________ P L EA S E SUPPORT cn
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186th OT LEY SHOW May 21st, 1994
AN AGRICULTURAL EVENT FOR A L L THE FAMILY
Leading Rein, First Ridden, Produce. Floral Art, Handicrafts. Dressed Sticks, Cattle, Sheep, Tug o' War (AAA)
Poultry, Pigeons, Waterfowl, Side-Saddle, Shires. Hunters, Shetlands, Private Driving, Show Jumping (BSJA), M&M,
ENTRIES C LO S E , APRIL 21st For Schedules please state section required
Secretary - Mrs H. A. Rayner. 15 Bridge Street, Otley, West Yorkshire LS21 1 BO (0943) 462541
Charity Registration Number 223685 Union Street, Low Moor, Clltheroe
MARCH 19th 1994 From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 30p entrance
Lunch: potato pie with refreshments £1 or tea and biscuits 30p Cake stall, bran tub. pnzes. white elephant, tombola, craft Reg Charity Number 263090
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Ifte. friends of fur & feather COFFEE MORNING
at United ^formed Church SA’IMRpSlfj tMSVRPtf 19tk -10 tiff 12
50—50 DANCE Lowergate, Clitheroe
ST MICHAEL’S and ST JOHN’S SOCIAL CLUB
SATURDAY, MARCH 26th, 1994 7-30 p.m. — 11 p.m.
Admission £3.50 includes potatoe pie supper Proceeds in aid of Pendle Club Building Fund
Tickets strictly limited
Available Irom Doreen or Roy Pendle Club The Bar Social Club
GIANT ANTIQUE COLLECTORS
FLEA MARKET THIS SUNDAY MARCH 20th
Over 70 packed stalls
1 GA RG RA VE V IL LA G E ! HALL
Nr Sklpton
Tel. 0282 30670 Lancastrian Fairs
C.R.G.S.
ARTS and CRAFTS FAIR at Stirk House Hotel, Glsburn
SUNDAY, MARCH 20th 10 a.m. — 5 p.m.
Turned Wood. Ceramics, Floral Art, Children's Knitwear, Jewellery, G iss, Prints, Decoupage, Coffee Tables. Cushions, etc.
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FRIDAY
MARCH 18th At 7-30 p.m.
Tickets £2 or £1.50 for
concessions available at the door
OPEN MEETING FOR DISABLED PEOPLE
To explore the need for a Disability Action Group
MONDAY, MARCH 21st 1994
7-30 p.m. at
PENDLETON BROOK CENTRE
George Street, Clltheroo
For further details phone 0200 27886
TRINITY YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE
W.l. MARKET Reopens
C L ITH ERO E MARCH 22nd
10-30 a.m. — 11-45 a m. LOWER ST
MARY'S PARISH HALL
(off York Street)
Every Tuesday, until December 6tn
Coffee. Cakes. Pies.
Biscuits. Jams. Plants. Flowers. Herbs. crafts
RS DOUBTFIRE r 6 NTS ( Not Sunday) C0 FRl 18th MARCH 3)
'GRASSINGTON" ANTIQUE &
COLLECTORS FAIR
SUNDAY MARCH 20th
Refreshments available L Details (0422) 833038
tti ^ O S i t %?0U£it
King Street, Clitheroe Tel: 0200 22025 Presents
Royal British Legion
Waddington Branch
ANNUAL DINNER
Friday, March 25th
Duke of York, Grindleton
Lounge suits, 7-30 tor 8 p.m. Tickets £11
Telephone 29648
JUMBLE SALE
Sawley Village Hall Saturday,
March 19th 2 p.m.
Admission 10p
Brick House Bowling Club
l o w e r !
BU C K INN W n d d ln g to n CLITHEROE
2 8 7 0 5
Food Served Dally
Lunchtime and i evenings
FOOD and DRINK BINGO
Chipping Village Hall
Sat., March 19th Doors open 6-45 p.m. Start 7-45 p.m. Admission 20p
Spring arrival keeps family on the hop
JUMBLE SALE
Bolton-by-Bowlan d Village Hall
Friday, March 18th 7 p.m.
Admission 20p Refreshments
Proceeds to the Children’s Committee
VOLUMES OF VOLUMES OVER 30,000 BOOKS
HOPPING back to fitness is a lucky baby hare which has been rescued and adopted by a West Brad ford family. Mrs Sue Creighton, of
leveret in after it had been sniffed out by the family dog at Mrs Creighton's tree nursery in the village. The dog disturbed the
family of hares and the tiny creature’s mother
never returned to the
scene. Leverets are usually found in pairs and are nor
mally born in April — after the recognised mat
ing season known in hare terms as Mad March is over. When the tiny hare was
THURSDAY 17 MARCH
S t Patricks night special! FRIDAY 18 MARCH_
From 9.30p.m.
IJ.’s KARAOKE SATURDAY 19 MARCH
CLASSY FEMALE VOCAUST 10 GERHARD t
MEMBERS 50p GUESTS £1; Members Draw 9-10 p.m.
l o n g r j d g e CIVIC HALL
EASTER SATURDAY 2 n d APRIL
199410jLm.-5p.nl-
Details from BOB DOBSON
Tel: (0253) 886103
JUMBLE SALE
Friday, March 18th at 7 p.m. in
Clitheroe Cricket Club
Chatburn Road, Clltheroe
Admission 10p
WADDINGTON VILLAGE
SOCIAL CLUB
MARCH 22nd 8 p.m.
A.G.M. TUESDAY
All members cordially invited
Ciillieroe Advertiser & Times, March 17th, 1091,
would probably die of shock. “But two days later she was hopping about in the kitchen,” said Mrs
Grindleton Road, took the was between seven and 10
Creighton. The vet said the leveret
days old when found. Mrs Creighton added:
“We don’t want to get too attached to her, because we want to let her go into back into the wild.” Since the hare has been
looked a f te r at the Creightons’ home, she has led an interesting life, which has included a visit to Grindleton Primary S c h o o l w i th Mrs Creighton, where the chil dren asked questions about hares. Our picture shows (left)
found, it was put in a rab bit cage straight away, for, as the Creightons explained, they thought it
leveret.
Michelle Creighton (8) and sister Emma (6) bottle- feeding the recuperating
CAMPAIGN UPDATE. . . CAMPAIGN UPDA
Adult classes at risk if area split in four
ADULT education in the Ribble Valley could suffer if the area is carved up under the forth coming local government shake-up, a Clltheroe educationalist has warned.
is chairman of the area's Adult Education Advisory Committee, told the "Advertiser and Times" on Monday that adult educa tion is the ideal outlet for people living in the Ribble V a lley ’s “ s c a t te r e d
Mr Eric Bracewell, who
villages.” He said; “In this predo minantly rural area, the
Chris is set to ‘carve’ up
opposition RACING driver Chris Ward raced his Ribble Valley “Centre of the Kingdom" litil-l Mondiale for thg first time on Satur day, in the opening to National Formula Ford lliOO Championship. His car bears the Ribble
Valley’s "Centre of the Kingdom” logo on its bonnet. He finished fourth in the
race, which was held at Oulton Park and attracted an international field of 20. The car and its logo will
provision of a wide variety of classes plays a vital part in encouraging participa tion at all age levels and, in our scattered villages, provides an outlet for manv residents who find it difficult to travel further
specifically designed to
afield. "Some of the classes are
give a lifeline to those who might otherwise feel lonely or isolated in the community."
split four ways, then adult education in the area will s u f f e r , c la im s Mr
see that it would receive its current specific rural approach. The people in the villages would not be catered for in the same
Bracewell. He commented: “I can't
the Ribble Valley enrolled
way." Over 1.12S students in
be seen at 1(5 champion ship races throughout the
for classes this term, pointed out Mr Bracewell. an increase despite a d e c lin e in numbers enrolling for adult educa tion reg io n a lly and nationally. Mr Bracewell added: “I
country in the coming months. His mother, Pat, is the
Ribble Valley Council’s economic development officer and a member of th e co u n c i l’s Local G o v e r n m e n t Re vi e w
team. If the Kibble Valley is
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can only hope that any proposals for the reorgan isation of local government in our area will take into account the need to retain the present level of adult education, which has been developed to reflect the unique character of the Ribble Valley.”
Helping others
KIND-HEARTED charity-minded sixth formers at Stonvhurst College are in the middle of a fund-raising drive to provide a holiday for handicapped and
deprived children.
dren's Trust has enabled over 40 youngsters each year to holiday at Stonyhurst.
‘ The pupils, guided by adult trustees, raise the money bv means of a banquet, a “good as new jumble sale and a Christmas card sale. The holidays are staffed by pupils, who stay with
Set up in 1972, the school's Handicapped Chil .
. , m-i
their guests and share in their lives. A spokesman for the college said: 'The pupils
feel privileged to be part of an initiative which starts as a holiday and frequently develops into a long-term commitment to the less fortunate.
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