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LLibhlc VikUty


3Bmn~3Ua n n t t c im $


(J. WAITE LTD.) SHOP...WAREHOUSE


RETAILERS AND WHOLESALERS, LARGEST STOCKIST OF FINE OLD FURNITURE IN THE AREA


YOU ARE WELCOME TO BROWSE AT YOUR LEISURE IN OUR SHOP OR AT OUR WAREHOUSE (3 0 ,0 0 0 sq. ft)


OAK, MAHOGANY STRIPPED PINE AND


SATIN WOOD DINING AND BEDROOM FURNITURE ALWAYS IN STOCK.


3/5 STANDISH STREET,


BURNLEY


Saturday 9.30am-5pm (Closed ~


Tel: 0282 32396 Open Monday to


DANES HOUSE


MILL, CANAL SIDE, DANES HOUSE


ROAD, BURNLEY. Tel: 0282 413513


Open Mon, Tucs, Wed k Thar. 9am-5.30pm


Fri 9am - 4.30pm Sat 9am - 4pm M-A5 0% j f bv Theresa Robson ACTIVITIES GALORE


VISITORS to the Rihbk? Valley are in with a sport­ ing chance when it comes to finding lots to do. From fishing to ski-ing


and walking to swimming, the area has a non-stop range of activities guaran- t e e d to 1e a v e y ou breathless. On the o u t s k i r t s of


Olitheroe is Knefield Lei­ sure (Vnliv. which offers aerobics, aeroskip and weight training uml houses a unique climbing wall. Nearby are Kibblesdale


•• *•'- ' ■ Tt 'A. ..-ui.v Pontile Hill


swimming poo! and Fdis- lbrd caravan park, where you might choose the delights of a irainc of pitch and putt, or a ride on the model s te am ra i lway which operates during the summer. There are several golf


howling and badminton. For those more active in


courses in the area, the most famous being Clilh- eroe Golf Course itself, which is near the village of Harrow. There is also an excel­


lent cycle hire centre at Clitlu-roe's "Fedal Power." o*i Waddington Koad. St i l l on a s p o r t in g theme, l.ougridge Sport>


The Millstone Hotel Church Lane. Mellor, Blackburn, Lancs


The top 2 star AA rated hotel in the Country Is situated In the heart of the small Lancashire village of Mellor.


The Millstone Hotel combines the cosy atmosphere of o traditional Country Inn with the conveniences of a modem hotel.


MILLSTONE .


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Our restaurant Is renowned for Us crcaUw: dishes using


offers an excellent choice of a la carte and 3 course speciality


t uhic best fresh local produce and e st fres cal uc


dally, Midday - 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. - 8.45 p.m.


New for ’94, we will be serving traditional home cooked bar food


______ _ , FOR FURTHER DETAILS OR


SHlRErfVdNNS TO MAKE A RESERVATION V hnino PHONE 0254 813333


Centre offers activities ran g in g from ta rg e t goh and shorn tennis to indoor


t he re laxat ion league, however. Clitheroe is a wonderful star ting point for many local walks, catering for the least as well as for the most ener­ getic of walkers. A "Town Trail" booklet


H a v e n fo r n a tu r e


and a wide range of walk­ ing guides are available from the Tourist Informa­ tion Cent re , in Market


Place. 'File centre is also aide


to provide full details of fishing boundar ies and facilities in the area - including fishing permits —


- which should get any


visiting angling enthusiast well and trulv hooked!


Mecca for the geologist


CLITHHUOF’S Salt hill Quarry is internationally famous for its exposed fossil-rich limestone ruckface. Sallhil! and its sister quarry. Crosshill, on the north­


ern edge of town, are a pilgrimage point for gco- logv huffs and natural historians countrywide.


Salt hill Quarry is designated a Site of Special Sci­ entific Interest, because of its abundance of fossils and the fad that it is a haven for wildlife, while Crosshill Quarry has emerged as a shining example of nature's


ability to turn wasteland into a wildlife paradise. A special geology trail exists at Salthill Quarry,


which allows the public to walk the site and examine the geology to lie found there. There are lo points on the trail, which show the


most interesting features of the site and. of course, it's free. Crossbill Quarry is now managed as a nature con­


servation area, from which an attractive riverside walk and sculpture trail lead to a public park.


S te f- in- ti*K& into- oh- efiet ui/t&ie aenviee. q u a lity oh<1 a- f t ie u d ly <xfrno<ip/tcne s t i l l ex ists-...............................


7his is what Clitheroe's most elegant Edwardian style coffee | shojiftea room has to offer and now our new conservatory


THE APRICOT MERINGUE K in g S tr e e t • C l i t l ie r o e • T e le p h o n e 2 6 9 3 3


where all the light meals, cakes, gateaux, snacks etc are "home made" on the premises OPENING TIMES


Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. Wednesday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.


Open as usual during Summer and Bank Holidays Wedding Cakes etc - a real speciality


CLOSED SUNDAY


Serving Traditional Cask Co7iditio7ied Ales


Welcoming Coal Fires


Home Cooked Bar Meals Served Lunch Time Wednesday - Monday


and Evening Wednesday - Sunday


Including Fresh Fish and Daily Specials Childrens Meals A v a i la b le


Also Beer Garden with Childrens Play Area


Ample Car Parkinjj Opposite


CLITUFKOK’S Crossbill Quarry, abandoned nearly loo years ago. has found new life as a nourishing haven for nature. The quar ry, once the


home of machinery, blast­ ing and billows of d u s t . now — thanks to skilful management hv the Lan­ cashire Wildlife Trust — houses a bed of flower-rich lull i e r f 1 y - a t t r a c t i n g grassland.


seen in abundance ar«* scented wild thyme, mar­ joram. hoary plantain and fairy flax.


Among the flowers to be Crossbill lias emerged


as the jewel in Clitheroe's environmental crown, in no small way due to the hard work and dedication of groups such as the N a t u re Const,' rv a t i on Volunteers, who supplied both the exper t ise and people needed to restore the s i te to i ts fo rme r glory.


The v o lu n te e r s have


also constructed a network of glades, which help the flowers to spread and add to tlie quarry’s unsurpass­ able value as a wonderful amenitv.


L


Expert help Is on offer at the TIC


FIRST stop lor discerning would- be visitors to Clitheroe must surely be the town’s Tourist Inlormation Centre.


S i t u a t e d a t F i l l M a r k e t Pla c e , th e


c e n t r e of fers a wide ran g e of se rvice s and informat ion, including hooking service s Na­ b oth local a ccommoda t ion and most oi the region's th e a t r e s and ma jo r aurai-tinn.-..


'Flu* centre is open from P a.m. t<> [i .in.. M.


day to Saturday, and ln-db a.m. to Sundays and Hank Holidays from October. The office issues a monthly inlormaiio


-.",n ]cni. .a>t r r dii


to local events, entitled "What's on m the Valley.” Also available is a free RUide einnu.-U


HO!


"Where to stay and where to eat." A local accommodation booking service oj*» i.tu s


throughout the year and a book-a-bed-ahead m i - vice. linked with tourism information centre:* throughout the country, is also provided. The centre also operates a booking semce tm


most of the region’s theatres and major atti.u- tions, as well as providing information on all the things to see ami do in the area. Further details of the above services and nimr


can be obtained by ringing the centre (( litheun* 2r>F>f»f>), where friendly and informed stall \wll be only too happy to help.


What is Clitheroe’s cycle hire shop called.’ «


Rent-a-Car Rent-a-Van


INCLUDING DIESELS BRUFUS CARR LTD


ALL LATEST MODELS Best Prices in Town - no extras Tel: 0200 22173


a w d l n n d s Garage, C l i t h o r o e B E T T E R E E N T F O R D ? '


RAIKES BARN R im in g to n


BARN CONVERSION SLEEPS SIX


One double and two twin bedrooms. Charges £200 - £315 per week 4 keys highly commended


Former ISth Century stone bam converted to bouse.


Tel: 0200 445287 Mrs Robinson.


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