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Valley alive
THE Ribble Valley will be alive with the sound of music this summer, with opera, recit
with sound of music
als, festivals and concerts planned. Ribhle Valley Interna- formance of the bard s As
tional Piano Week, cur rently taking jilacc at the new Centenaries Theatre, Slonylnirst, features Mar
You Like It.” HOn August 12th, the
tin Roseau and Peter Hon olulu, who are just two of appea the celebrated pianists
wS
ring.laidburn Silver Band c ill be performing a spe
ial National Music Hay concert on Sunday, from 2 s p.m., at the Castle Band
Insight into | T a life of minister
reliance of Lancashire folk im lias made q u it e an Clitberoester who addressed til s The Rev. Quentin Wil
HE high degree of self- i pression on a local min aon talked about bis life as
l'robus Club
minister and told how, following bis ordination, he was posted to the Isle of Dogs, a deprived area with a"very strong commu nity spirit in which people supported each other. E 11 e t h e n m o v e d t o
l xeter, where he enjoyed andife with his young family
interests. Then, after a period at Windsor Castle, where his duties were c mainly ceremonial, he
pursued his musical
ame north to llillington. a Turning to today's social
each other. He described how th
t ttitudes, he commented HARROP — BLEZARD
increasingly attempted to put a cash value on every thing and had largely for gotten how to value the worth of individuals to
hat the consumer society
Church Urban Fund had raised 111m to provide i practical help for projects
n inner city areas. MThanking the speaker.
menr Jim l’ilkington com a ted that it wits evident
more down-to-earth than one might think.
A honeymoon in the Cay man Islands followed the wedding of Mr John Charles Harrop and Miss Carole Ann Blczard at All Saints’ Church, Pendleton. s The bridegroom is the
antique lace veil. S Chief bridesmaid was
minister's life was much wory shantung silk gown i itli a fitted bodice edged
of Clitheroc Road, Sab- den. and the bride is the daughter of Mr Ceoft Ble- zard. of Chew Mill Farm. Elker Lane, Billington. byThe bride, given away
on of Mr and Mrs Harrop.
iv her hither, wore an n lace and a full-length
Y O T JR S T A R Swrn i
JU S T IN T O P E R
Check out what stargazer Justin Toper says is In store tor you this week!
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 — Jan 20) S 0891 543 597
i Today's full Moon in Capricorn urges you not to:sutler in silence. You may leel that partners or other individu als don't really understand you. But the responses you receive in a lew days lime ought to leave you elated.
AQUARIUS (Jan 21 — Feb 19) I
?2 0891 543 598 Personally, careerwise and even healthwise you sim-
ply have to experience a marvellous boost this week. In tact it will be what comes to light unexpectedly during !he next day or so that is the perfect pick me up or tome.
PISCES (Feb 20 — March 20)
S 0891 543 599 Because Saturn in Pisces turns to retrograde motion you tend to become introverted or withdrawn. In truth some lantastic planetary aspects this week wi 1 bring you right out of your shell and restore your laith in
certain plans, dreams or individuals. I ARIES (March 21 — April 20)
^ 0891 543 588 No doubt planetary activity over the next low days win atlect your homo life, status or long term P«>s|»cts. By me sarne token, il will bo a rare or unusual
Ar.es tnd.v.d-
ual who hasn't got something to celebrate now. TAURUS (April 21 — May 21)
S 0891 543 589 Today's lull Moon should give you a clearer' ideai o
whefe you are heading and more importantly with whom.
However il will probably be nearer the weekend that part ners or close companions respond in an amazing way.
I And don't taint! GEMINI (May 22 — June 21)
S 0891 543 590 " c"
yiaMn ordTo " y o u ?
CANCER (June 22 — July 23) S 0891 543 590
ihing il you play your cards right then what is agreed this week could easily transform your fortunes.
I S t 'T a T * an/-
n - . , hniher to stiHe your (eelings now because others Snn't ? uU o foM a sensational aspect between the
. j LEO (July 24 — Aug 24) altairs ol the heart, black sheep of the fa y. VIRGO (Aug 24 — Sep 20) _ S 0891 543 593
7 n lacOo^various^reasons behind the scenes
tMs'w^fek^should*leav^youReeling decidedly more secure.
There are so m a n y WMlan.
plane.ary * * * *™ £ $% . LIBRA (Sept 24 — Oct 22)
Todays tuH Moon cuts acres® 'he ^ ^ ^ t ' s . a k e sectors o| Y ^ r ^ ' n ® B„ , one way or another, you S y 'a m destined lor m/ch bigger and belter things. SCORPIO (Oct 24 — Nov 22)
S’h riu n 'a tW e c t angles to Jupiter in Scorpio in a lew SAGITTArTuI ^ Z Z
- Dec 21) Having ^ll^g^i^fromiother^kfn^ Moon ought l0 resolve or benefit trom ot
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chool equipment. organ’I’he Friends of St James’s School Committee
Cl 11 LDIiFN from St James’s CK Junior School have s been bouncing around to raise money lor lots of new
grounds and gave the children a sponsorship lorm to fill in each.
ised a bouncy castle to be set up in the school ith the rest. —
the.-srnuiu .iieann (-1), one of the youngest children m w school, managed to collect ilS-1 ill sponsor money,
which will add up to quite a grand total when put d Pupils from the top class judged the yoimgei chil
k■ \vkkjV' , , ,
ng 150 bounces per minute.
IS YOUR QUARTERLY GAS BILL MORE THAN
IF * £ 3 0 0 " ? I*TOTAL YEARLY EXPENDITURE MUST EXCEED £1,120 p.a.
SO THEN WHY NOT MOVE INTO THE FUTURE WITH
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bren and everyone managed to achieve o\ei , t iounces to a minute, with some achieving a staggei-
• ■ ■ Advertising feature . . . Advertising FIRST IN
. n d in d u s t r y " ’iH
AN East Lancashire company has scored a m a jo r f i r s t in th e _ field of energy supply
f Now it believes it is the arirst independent in the
arket. . .
h tural Gas” based at its Bhe Government broke Natd has formed “Cooke
a. , treet, Padiham, from
re a p the benefits in m the business and com toercial world who decide e buv local from this long-
THE FIELD a and local business
lower fuel bills. Samuel Cooke and Co.
ea to supply natural gas. l It has pulled off a major
ffered by “the big boys”. mAnd the result can be a
a Ltd already supplies fuels wstablished company snd manufactures and
dupplies lubricants to the wey and already serves the momestic and industrial
where it oversees the sup sply of natural gas at con
fiderably reduced prices orom those currently
toajor saving in fuel costs l hich originated in Burn
.
THE team ready to bring you natural gas — left to right — Stephen Chesworth (market ing manager), Ellen McCammon, Paul Raven, Steven Haworth and Matthew Davis
hole of Hast Lancashire. i Only registered author
poink-up with a leading wnergy supply company n wer company — and is —hich fits the bill perfectly mow Caledonian Gas’? g ain distributor of natural
areas throughout the local L Samuel Cooke and Co.
hased ‘fuel suppliers can n ndle the distribution of Natural gas and Cooke e atural Gas is a total
in a local company supply Sead office at Wyre wouple of years ago. And
have been researching the t field of gas supply since c ritish Gas’s monopoly a
g local companies. Management at Cooke's
hile British Gas is still
solely responsible for the Enquiries are already phe supply to business
transportation of gas — t for pipelines and meters — thremises is now open to alike
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n e market, which is good customersews for suppliers and
by this forward-looking experienced team has been c company led to the major joined by some tieiv staff
Months of negotiations *
ompany.And it means th a t businesses can buy natural gas directly from a local firm for the first time.
handle more. T h e e x i s t i n g
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and it’s the customers, new and old, who will reap the benefits.If you want to know
more call Cooke Natural Gas on 0282 777123 and they’ll he happy to talk gas.
pouring in from small businesses who use over 2,500 therms and will benefit from reduced fuel bills,and Cooke Natural Gas is ready and able to
Saying thanks S with a free
unday train
THE train arriving at Clitheroe's platform was t f,oe — and more than 200 people took advantage ol
fternoon. l At the beginning of the year, during Ribble Val
eight years.
he invitation extended by Regional Railways a North West to "come and join us’ for a Sumlaj
Sev Rail's annual dinner, marketing manager Mi Mtephen Cornish promised a special free trip to g anchester Airport’s new rail link as a thank y ou
pastesture for RVR's campaigning eliorts during the atThe members were delighted and the plallorms
W Clitheroe, Whalley. Lungho, Ramsgreave and s ilpshirc were full of beaming passengers as tile
dausan Chew and in atten Rnce were Janet Blezard,
Lebecca Blczard and Jade
pecial train left for the airport. t Passing through the rural Ribble Valley before
T o rse and Bamboo inheatre Company rides Hto Ribchester Parochial. i all for a performance of Whts new show, “Dance Fite of Darkness.”
t urther information and performaickets for both theatre
ctand. The free outdoor t oncert is sponsored by Bhe Samuel Green Music
rket Place (255151)).
equest.The second Ribchester s Festival of Music and Art
atarts on Wednesday, with ofn Italian opera double bill T tragedy and coinedv. dhis is foliowed by a live-
ay festival programme featuring choral concerts, chamber orchestra music and dance performances. Most of these events take place in St Wilfrid’s
Church.For theatregoers, there of is an open air performance
Computer voucher S deadline
s Shakespeare’s “A Mid aummer Night’s Dream,” Jt Browsholnte Hall, on Culv link The Box Hedge
HOUSES, cars and ani mals usually go under the auctioneer’s hammer, but this is about to change tonight, with a sale of slaves, horse manure and the services of a window
cleaner.Bolton-by-Bowland CL t Primary School is putting
Going, going, gone!
the Ribble Valiev after the success of last year's per-
ompany is returning to
from Clitheroe Tourist Ma Information Centre in
nces are available
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many more under the hammer in its "Auction of Promises” at the village-
hese unusual items and
hall.There will be a chance for bidders to buy a slave for a day, a turkey for Christmas, 5(ilb. of dog c food or even an evening pookery lesson for two
he back street townscapes ol Blackburn nnd then Manchester, the journey was enjoyable as Kibble Valiev Rail members, never ones to miss an oppor tunity, sold tickets for a draw lor a commemora tive fine art print, by Ceoft Rollinson, of the sta
wore full-length dresses of clover shantung silk, fea Tturing roses and bows.
wo-Peep style dresses f ith a clover underlay and
axton.The older bridesmaids Bhe younger ones wore
luloral overshirts, also lea- w m Mason and ushers
ring bows. LaPage boy was Howard
arwell.
xton. liaBest man was Mr Wil
nd
Mr.Steven Aspin. t A reception followed at
Hinslie Photography, ) £1 i: a ere Mr Brian Blezari’
he Craven Heifer in Chaiglev. The couple are to live in l.angho. APhotograph: Stuart
you are collecting com s puter vouchers
for..your s omputers for Schools
lion and local rail scenes. ti The draw was made at the new Manchester sta
Won bv Mr Cornish and the print was won by. Mr b . Carter, or Whalley. The *200 raised was divided
eaving for home.
A COMPANY which denied polluting a river had its case adjourned for trial. ofTarmac Roadstone Ltd denied causing a dischai'.Ue
Qu trade effluent into Pimlico Brook from Banklield p Mr Michael Murray, who represented the com
Pollution is denied arry. Clitheroe. on January 2Sth, 100.1.
School funds go up w i t h a bounce mh-E \ *
instructions that a not guilty plea should be entered. i A trial date was set for October 2-lth and the trial
any. told Preston Crown Court he had written s expected to last two days.
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nd a lane ran" ofdetipu available with a choice ol finishes including \ alance. Bumper. Bun beet. ‘
Cetween Kibble Valley Rail and railway charity St ahe passengers, including invited guests, spent one
hristopher's. t Arriving at Manchester Airport's Terminal One,
l nd a half hours admiring both terminals, bctorc
PEED is of the essence if Cchool in this year's Tosco s wing a two-week exten
cheme. lo It ends on Sunday, fol uion. Schools then have
o be collected by school c ranges from 200 for a Sat
and batch their vouchers. t The number of vouchers
ntil July 15th to count up
wom Environmental soft b are package developed fv the World Wide Fund vor Nature, to 2.500 Aouchers for an Acorn f 11020 computer, to 0,500
0or an Acorn RISC PC
schools are collecting the vouchers and if you have any at home that have not been pul to good use. please leave them tit the e front office of the "Clith
00. Many Ribble Valley . ,
Troe A d v ertiser and Cimes," :’> King Street.
ocal schools saving them.
makelitheroe, and we will don sure that they arc- l ated to one ol the 12
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raise funds for the school, t starts at 7-;!(l p.m. in Bol-
eople.The auction, which is to
on-bv-Bowland Village- Hall. '
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