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• 6 -Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November 23rd,1995 ' "j 1 iX^*> * >n i * ' i > *


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MOST children have a proper home '


r S ad ly , to d a y th e y a r e th e lu c k y o n e s . ) M a n y d o n o t . I t is to h e lp th em , a lo n g w i th * th e d isa b le d , d e a f , d is t re s s e d — in fa c t , th o u s a n d s o f y o u n g s te r s w o r ldw id e w h o do


. n o t h av e th e s ta n d a rd o f l ife we w o u ld a l l ■ w ish fo r th em — th a t th e B B C C h i ld re n i n ,


- N e ed A p p e al w a s s e t u p . T h e BB C h a s b een ra is in g mon ey to h elp


. c h i ld re n ’s c h a r i t ie s s in c e 1927. I t h a s n o t m issed a


' s in g le y e a r , n o t even d u r in g th e w a r . T h e ap p e a ls - ■: w e re o n rad io u n t i l th e 1950s, w h en th e y were '■ g iven five m in u te s o n ,te lev is io n a s w ell. ,


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However, th e BB C C h i ld ren in Need Appeal, a s we k n ow i t , re a l ly b eg an in 1980, w h en i t w a s . :


• tu rn e d in to a m a r a th o n sev en -h o u r “ te le th o n ” h o s te d by T c r ry W o g an .


T h e BB C C h i ld ren in Need Appeal is now a h u g e . a n d p o p u la r n a t io n a l fu n d - ra is in g ev en t , ta k in g


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• pla c e every November. I t is a jo in t e f fo r t by B B C . T elev isio n a n d R a d io n a t io n a l ly , reg io n a l ly an d


■ lo c a l ly , to g e th e r w i th viewers a n d l is te n e r s th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try .


. • T h e 16th telev is io n m a ra th o n r e tu rn s to o u r s c re e n s tom o r row . •


■ : . c T e r ry Wogan h a s b een ex e rc is in g h is v o c a l . hords in p re p a ra t io n fo r seven h o u r s o f m u sic, . . e n te r ta inm e n t a n d fu n d - ra is in g f o r th e B B C ’s o w n ,


c h a r i ty . BB C comedies w ill be p u l l in g o u t a l l th e s to p s ,


w i th sp e c ia l ly w r i t te n sk e tc h e s f rom som e o f th e


c o u n t ry ’s fav o u r i te s , in c lu d in g “ Keeping Up A p p e a r a n c e s ” , “ B r i t t a s E m p i r e ” a n d “ M e n B e h av in g B a d ly ” . T h e re will be a p p e a ra n c e s f rom


th e c a s ts o f le ad in g d r am a se r ie s , a n d m u s ic a l g u e s ts in c lu d in g W e t W e t W et, C h r is De B u rg h a n d Ro b so n a n d J e rm om e — a l ia s T u c k e r an d Garv ey in ITV ’s “ S o ld ie r, S o ld ie r” . I t w ill c e r ta in ly be a n ig h t to rem em b e r — m o re


so w i th a to ta l ly n ew d im en s io n in te lev is io n a v iew in g m a k in g i ts d e b u t — Smell-O-Vision! F in d o u t fo r y o u r s e l f by tu n in g in tom o row .


A im i n g f o r ‘b ig o n e * a g a in


IN 1980, the BBC Children in Need appeal raised £1.2 million and, in 1990, the phenomenal total of £25.6m. was donated.,


d r e n in N e e d ” r a i s e d £15.4m. T h e ’ c h a r i t y w o u ld


dearly love 1995 to b r in g in a r e p e a t , i f n o t m o re


th an th e 1990 figure. How- abuse o r neglect, e v e r much is ra ised — a n d ; ~


we alread y know one th in g • for cer tain th a t i t will be a , lo t — e v e ry £1 d o n a ted will be sp e n t on h e lp in g c h i l d r e n . T h e b a n k : in te r e s t e a rn e d p ay s th e c h a r i ty ’s a dm in i s t r a t iv e costs.. This y e a r , £4.5m: w en t


to help children with men­ ta l o r physical disabilities, a n d a f u r t h e r £ 9 0 0 ,0 0 0 helped children with beha- • v io u ra l o r p sy c h o lo g ic a l


T h e re a re th re e common -


d e n o m in a to r s : -m o n e y ) children and help.'


V L a s t year ,- 332 g r a n t s • w e r e a w a r d e d in t h e N o r th W e s t , . to t a l l in g £1.535,721. Tomorrow, n ig h t , we: in.


£1.2m £1.0m • £ l .lm £1.2m 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994


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COME AND SEE OUR CHRISTMAS EXTRAVAGANZA


BRIAN DOOTSON LTD PEUGEOT DEALERS


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THE BODY PLACE No. 5 Castlegate, Clitheroe


01200 24550 HEALTH STUDIO


LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE Open 7 days


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TH E A P R ICO T M ER IN G U E


TEA ROOMS/COFFEE HOUSE 15 King Street, Clitheroe


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HOULDSWORTH&CO SOLICITORS


2-4 Duck Street, Clitheroe BB7 lLP Tel: (01200) 22152


PYE'S OF CLITHEROE P r in te rs a n d P h o to g ra p h e rs


44 YORK STREET, CLITHEROE TEL. 23193


* W A D D IN G TO N F E L L Q U A R R IE S L T D


WADDINGTON NR CLITHEROE Telephone:- 01200 446334


Suppliers of sand and natural building stone RICHARD CHEW FUNERAL DIRECTORS


12 WHALLEV ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel. CLITHEROE 443045 '< Day or Night


F O R T R E S S


Kitchen, Bedroom & Bathroom v S - are pleased to support Children In Need \ ; Sub Street, Clitheroe »Tel: (01200) 2708


TOWN CAR HIRE TAXIS and MINI BUSES ■


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r- victoria Street Garage, Clltheroe t Telephone: 27000/23483/443322 .


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GATEWAY CARPETS


SWAN COURTYARD, CLITHEROE


Tel: Clitheroe 22107 and Skipton (01756) 791614_________


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FORBES & PARTNERS SOLICITORS


1st Floor, Carter House, 2 8 Castle Street, CUtheroe ... '


Tel: (01200) 2 7 228_________________ 2 4 H O U R H E L P L I N E ( 0 1 2 5 4 ) 8 7 2 8 8 8 3M NEOTECHNIC LTD -


Manufacturers of aerosol valves and pressed metal - .components for the pharmaceutical industries - Upbrooks, Clitheroe i Telephone 22251


TRADE CARPETS, ’ J Wholesale Warehouse ■, -


’ ’ Salthill Industrial Estate, Lincoln Way, Clitheroe v Telephone: 442944


^ {Y l M U L T R A F R A M.B ■ . PVC— Wledews D u n k Co i iw i i i i Ih SALTHILL ROAD, CLITHEROE * 01200 19989


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79 LOWERGATE; CLITHEROE. ‘.T e le p h o n e ,23444 .


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f Mrs Evans welcomed the generous Bupport'bf theiiNatWest: Bank.andfttp,* ‘appealed to other companies in the borough to follow i ts example and su p p o r t^* ! the agency as an investment in the agency’s future.- W v ,


:5 bank’s area small business adviser, for E as t Lancashire,“and Mrs P a t Wallis^fe'Jj agency administrator.'


Lional. Bealej senior,': manager.’!' In : attendance£were Mr i Pe ter -Howarth,!l: the >•/ - i '-* >


\ *-■< “ ’ „ *A, >, 'V ‘ Pictured,- left to right: l)lr Beale! Mrs Wallis, Mr Howarth and Mrs Evans.


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a p p e a l ’s income


L a s t y e a r BBC "C h il- p ro b lem s . I n a d d i t io n , E a s t Lancashire will have ‘ £ 6 . 7m . i s h e l p i n g to a n o th e r o p p o r tu n i ty to improve th e lives of chil- sh ow w e 'c a r e . D ig d e e p d re n living in p o v e r ty and a n d m a k e s u r e t h a t th e £4.1m. is h e lp in g children am o u n t r a i s e d in t h e N o r th W e s t is more th an ; e v e r before!


su f fe rin g


T H E s ta r s o f th e sh ow -— T e r r y W o g a n w i th G a b y • R o s l in a n d S u e C ook


Watch out for local faces


LOOK o u t for local faces on th e BBC Children in Need programmes . T h e jum o r section o f th e Burnley Alliance Silver


Band will b e among th e highlights o f en te r ta in ­ m en t b ro ad c a s t from th e BBC N o r th ’s Manchester h e ad q u a r te rs . Nationally, Mick an d Yvonne Sheehan’s bowling


m a rath o n began a t Burnley’s Superbowl and ends tomorrow: T h e p a ir hope to h ave covered 4,000 miles and bowled in around 172 c en tre s across th e


country. Making a donation is easy. You can do so o v er


th e c o u n te r a t p o s t o ffices (u s in g F R E E P A Y 1066), b anks and building societies. A l tern ativ ely , a cheque o r posta l o rd e r payable to BBC Children in Need Apeeal can be s e n t to e i th e r Girobank pic, Liverpool L69 3HW, o r s tra ig h t to th e T ru s t a t PO Box 7, London W5 2GQ. F o r th e second y e a r ru n n in g , th e re will b e ju s t


one telephone n um b e r for donations. T h e Lo-call n um b e r 0345 33 22 33 will be answered locally.


£2 5.6m £24.5m


Y o u r c h a n c e t o w i n s t a r - s t u d d e d b a l l


WOULD you like to win a foot­


ball s igned b y R o v e rs o r L iv e r ­ pool F C soccer s ta rs? I f so, nop in to th e “Clitheroe A d v e r ­


t is e r an d Times” office and ta k e p a r t in a special draw-by-donation.


T h e d raw h a s b e e n o rg a n is e d b y £2.3m


Clitheroe Mayor Coun. S tep h en H o lt in aid o f his welfare fund. T h e re a re v a r i­ o u s p r iz e s w i th a fo o tb a l l th em e , including a p a ir o f t ick e ts to se e B um - ley FC , and th e money ra ised will be used to bu y C h r istm as g if ts and parcels for th e local elderly.


Coun. Holt, p ictu red with his wife,


M aureen, sa id th e C l i th e ro e Mayor’s Welfare F u n d helped people o v er th e


age o f 80 living on th e i r own in the tow n , a s well as to local n u rs in g homes and Clitheroe Hospital. He commented: “T h e n um b er o f peo­


ple receiving th e s e g if ts is increasing each y e a r and we a re t ry in g to look a t ways of g en e ra t in g more money. We hope k in d -h earted local folk will e n te r th e d raw in th e i r d ro v e s .” . I f you would like to ta k e p a r t , place


y o u r donation in an envelope, s ta tin g y o u r n am e , a d d r e s s a n d p r e f e r r e d . prize, and h an d i t in to th e “A d v e r t ise r a n d T im e s ” f r o n t o f f ic e , .o n K in g S t re e t , Clitheroe, by 5 p.m. tomorrow. . The d raw will be made on S atu rd ay ,:


a t th e C l i th e ro e M a y o re s s 's , c o f fe e morning, b e tw e en 10 o’clock and noon, in Clitheroe Town Hall.


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■ - - Castle C em en t—'giving y ou national.choice.--.. Residents and staff of


G R E E N S ID E CfSRE H O M E Have pleasure in supporting the


- ■ children In Need Appeal


Downham Road, Chatburn Tel: Clitheroe 441342 Enquiries always welcome


. . ! Stalwart Dyeing Co Limited


S H IR E B U R N C A R P E T S


Primrose Works, Clitheroe Tel: (0200) 29066 >.


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B. DUGDALE AND SON LTD Animal Feed Manufacturers


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INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, CLITHEROE Tel. 27211


E N T E R P R I S E B O O S T ; F R O M L O C A L B A N K !


D. LORD a n d SON SHOE SPECIALISTS


5 MOOR LANE; CLITHEROE. Tel. Clitheroe 22488.


Green plans are being recycled


R E C Y C L IN G in th e Ribble Valley is b a ck on t ra c k , th an k s to a new in itia tiv e b y th e b orough council. ■ : . .


th e council h a d fa i led to im p lem en t s e v e ra l o f th e m e a s u re s o u t l in e d in - i t s Recycling 2000 Plan, pu b ­ lished in 1993.


A re c y c l in g ro a d sh ow ,


th e p aym en t of cred i ts to c o m m u n i t y g r o u p s


en g ag ed in re cy c l in g and t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t o f


•' QUALITY CARPETS AT FACTORY PRICES


n e ig h b o u rh o o d , rec; c e n t re s — a l l had th e d u s t .


l i tten . : - i T h e o n ly s u c c e s s f u l


re c y c l in g in t i t ia t iv e h ad b e e n th e p r om o t io n o f h om e c om p o s t in g u n i t s am o n g R ib b l e V a l l e y re s id en ts .


C o un. G rah am S ow te r


(B i l l in g to n ) d e s c r i b e d re c y c l in g in th e R ib b le V a l le y a s a lam e n ta b le saga. “W e h a v e to s h ow a


determ in atio n th a t such a s a g a w i l l n e v e r h a p p e n again. Yes, i t is going to c o s t u s m o n e y , b u t w e m u s t find th a t money from s o m e w h e r e , ”


h e


commented. C o u n . C h a r le s W a rk - man (Mellor) a rg u ed th a t


' ..The council’s . Environ^ ways had to be fo u n d ,to. ^ th a t , , d e sp i te tr ia l, collect- m en t .C om m i t te e ag re ed to - ;'re in tro d u c e r e c y c l i n g . t h a t v a t - s o u r c e g r o c y c l in e , ? in c lu d e ‘' £ 5 0 .0 0 0 in n e x t would n o t . p ro v e u n d u ly ' s c h em e s h a v in g , .p r o v e d , y e a r ’s b u d g e t for recycling expensive and said i t w as p o p u la r am o n g local r e s i - ; a n d a p p o in t a re c y c l in g p ro b lem a t ic to recy cle in / d en ts , i t had n o t b e en pos-. th e Kibble Valley, w h e re sible to implement such a small amounts o f m a ter ial w e re collected o v e r a la rg e


officer. The m eetin g h e a rd th a t


C o u n . S ow te r r e p l ie d


t h a t s im i la r a u th o r i t ie s su f fe r in g th e sam e p ro b ­ lems did fa r more th a n th e Ribble Valley in te rm s of re c y c l in g . “W e n e e d to spe ak to th e s e au th o r i tie s and se e how th e y do i t ,” he said.


scheme on a reg u la r basis. C o u n . F r a n k D y s o n s a id : . “Do. n o t en th u s ia sm of.


(C lith ero e ) d o u b t


th e


people in th e Ribble' Val­ ley for


ing w as te a t source is n ot th e problem, is ,


a s a r e co l lectio n v eh ic le s n o t a d a p te d m a t t e r , • i


a r e a ’s w a s te p a p e r w e re re c y c le d e a c h y e a r , th e a u th o r i ty s to o d to g a i n . £50,000 an n u a l ly in recy - . c lin g c r e d i ts . ‘T sn ’t th a t ' w o r th th e initial expense?” he asked. C o u n c i l lo r s w e r e to ld


o r lo s e C o u n . P e t e r R e d p a th o p p o r tu n ity .”


p u r p o s e ; H ow e v e r , we m u s t move quickly on th is


for. th i s > ,


a in o th e r . ,


(R e a d )>p o in te d o u t t h a t T h e m e e t in g . a g r e e d e v e n i f o n ly 20% o f th e th a t a w o rk in g p a r ty o f councillors p re p a re a recy ­ cling s t ra te g y , th a t a recy ­ cling officer b e appointed


f rom am o n g council s ta f f a n d t h a t £ 5 0,000. b e s e t ' a s id e ; f rom n e x t ; y e a r ’s •' b u d g e t to im p lem en t , th e ; n ew plan;


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R IB B L E V A L L EY re s id e n ts a r e u rg e d to su p p o r t D e n a n H o u s e C h i ld re n ’s H o sp ic e c h a r i ty b um p e r C h r istm as F a i r on S a tu rd ay .


Festive fair for hospice ' * !


T h e h o sp ic e is tu r n in g i t s f a i r , a t C h o r le y 'T ow n


Hall, in to a m a jo r a t tra c t io n for th e whole family in a bid to ra is e th e much-needed money i t req u ire s . T h e D e r ia n H o u s e c low n s w i l l b e o n h a n d an d re fre shm en ts will be se rv ed th ro u g h o u t th e day.


recycling. S ep a ra t­ collecting i t


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