Clillteroe 422X24 (h,ditou(U), V~~_—_____ , , , . . . 10 Clitheroc Advertiser & Titties, October ,lrd, HUM


Autumn Ball Hospital Ballroom


CALDERSTONES PARENTS & RELATIVES ASSOCIATION


in the


Music by: THE MUSETTES Friday October 18th 1996


Supper Tickets £5.00


ANTIQUE CENTRE Quecni St, Harle Syke, Burnley, Lancs


KINGS MILL Tel: 01282 431953 (Follow signsfor Queens Street Mill)


Coins & medals, Postcards, Bric-a-Brac, Shipping & Period Furniture


Old & reclaimed pine


OPEN MON-SAT 10am - 5pm LATE NIGHT THURS 8pm SUNDAY 11am -4pm


TRADE WELCOME Licensed Bar


From: B. Nightingale 01200424926


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PAINTINGS-JEWELLERY SILVER • FIREPLACES • DECO POTTERY


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MALSIS SCHOOL B o a rding and Day fo r Boys ag ed 7 - 1 3


OPEN MORNING Saturday 12th October 1996 10.00am -12 noon come and see


• The superb facilities • • Meet the staff • and the


Pre-Preparatory department


GARDEN HOUSE F o r B oys and Girls aged 3 - 7


Cross Hills, North Yorkshire, BD20 8DT Tel: 01535633027


Malsis is a registered charity dedecated to education Number 529336


HEROIC sp o n so r in g by Billington re s id en ts produced a highly creditable result Irom bun- day’s rain-struck mini-marathon in Chtheroe Castle grounds.


made the Hound Table Toddle, one of 150 similar events organised through­ out the country to raise funds for the BRC s Children inNe cd c arap - a i g it, a n endurance test for tiny fund-raisers and their grown-up supporters.


A torrential downpour


LAWRENCE ORCHESTRA


THE SYD SAT 12th Oct £11, £10, £8


The all electric Theatre Company’s


TIME : RALPH McTELL


Y5TED 9th OCT £5,£4,£3 iTAjm mem a nnr I 1.30pm Sc 6.30pm


SPIRIT OF THE


THOMAS WED 30th O C T


JO BRAND W ED 13th N O V


GREG


PROOPS WED 20th NOV


JEREMY


HARDY SUN 1st DE C


JEFF GREEN


WED m i l DEC B o x O f f i c e : 6 1 A lb e r t R d c p l n e 8 6 4 7 2 1 Plus all usual agencies


LINDISFARNE SU N N O V 3rd


MARK SLACK ALICE


Pius Electric Experience (Hendrix Tribute Band) ERI O C T 18th


THE ANIMALS PlusThe Roach Band FIU O C T 25 th


WISHBONE ASH F i l l N O V 1st


sters took part this year, substantially down on last year’s event, but they still raised £400, two-thirds of last year’s total, with fat- fewer entrants.


Only 15 brave young­


The hero of the day was young William Wemborn,


of Sunnyside Avenue, Bil­ lington, whose toddle round the perimeter path


Plenty of variety as speakers meet for new season


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Speakers’ Club enjoyed a varied programme at then fust lull


meeting of the season. Club president Mr Dor- answered, with


rick Holmes welcomed r i i e e k b y h i t t e r members and two guests and Which is the bette


before handing over to the judge; history ot telev chairman for the evening, ston?


Mr Stephen Clarke. The handled d e f t y b y new first speaker, Mrs Dorothy comer Mr John Alley. Durham, spoke to the Mrs Chi is Can eva


honesty”.


at the castle playing field netted £220 from his spon­ sors, producing a very satisfactory resujt for organisers and a £25 prize for himself.


sponsorship from the Kay- dee Bookshop and from Junior, the Moor Lane sho]i selling children’s fur­ niture and accessories. One of the organisers said: “We are so grateful for the efforts of children and par­ ents in turning out on such a terrible day. It really was a magnificent effort c o n s i d e r i n g t h e conditions." Our photograph shows a group of those who braved


The event received ^ hvTew-


manual heading “Mean luated the session a"£ what you say”, entitling complimented all who too h e r sp e e ch “ In all part with such verve and


white lie was sometimes Stephen Clarke for his appropriate to preserve a amusing and nostalgic f r iendship and avoid reply to the question embarrassment. Her eva- “Why a re people so


She suggested that a phy was awarded to Mi ingenuity. The topicsi tio


luator, Mrs Margaret Wil- beastly to Blyton?”. kinson, congratulated her Mr Gordon T ay lo r on a well-constructed reviewed the evening as a


speech, delivered with stimulating start to the humour and conviction.


lowed with an entertaining The club meets again speech, under the title next Monday at the Low “Body language” . Mrs Moor Reading Room and IV l tll g (H CL U t l im a , t i l I IV I V 'iU u , u t u i v n .fc, ***. •


Mrs Gene Holmes fol- well for the future, j ____ t ___ i i ___ i L a


Margaret Banks, in her Club, starting at 7-30 p.m. c-


first evaluation in the club, Visitors are welcome, referred to the speaker’s, use of gestures, involving not only hands and body movements but also facial expressions. Mr Kevin Crowther, as


X flrtiFix.-f* m m , i tn lnA t5 5Q


the elements to raise money fov children less fo r tu n a te than them selves. (CAT 2720)


topics chairman, prepared a list of subjects, ranging from “The role of wives of politicians’, nobly tackled by Mrs Margaret Wilkin­ son, “Mothers, daughters and the trouble with men”


A FREE booklet on prepar­ ing animals for the food chain is available to local farmers. The booklet is aimed at beef


Free


producers, particularly those who have traditionally fin­ ished older cattle. avCopies of the booklet are


2'---- '* '


tions, London SE99 7TP,or by )honii


5758). phoning 0045 550000 (ref: PB


ailable from MAFF Publica­ 00


club’s year which augured


( Arhmrtisivq)- B ,ll_ - ~


Round Table Toddle battles with_ram


■iiley 1,22X11 (Classified)


CHRISTMAS seems to come earlier every year — and, in Whal­ ley, they are planning for the event well in


Spirit of Christmas in Whalley


advance. For four years, the vil­


lage has not been able to illuminate its Christmas tree. New European legis­ lation has made the cost, e s t im a te d a t £1,000, prohibitive. This y e a r , Whalley


event will be “An Evening of Nostalgia”, featuring a Victorian magic lantern


The first fund-raising . .


Chamber of Trade is hop­ ing to fund the lights for the donated tree, which is to be placed next to the bus station.


slide show, by Mr John Barry, and a talking pic­ ture show from the 1920s and ’30s, by Mr Ken


Thursday, at 7-30 p.m., in Whalley Village Hall. Tickets, which cost £3 for adults and £1 for children, can be obtained from Abbey Candy Store, the Dog Inn, Cosgrove’s, • Maureen Cookson and Frames and Pictures. I f anyone wishes to


Roberts. It will take place nest


donate to the fund they can co n ta c t Mr Paul Winckley, at Cosgrove’s, or Mrs Joyce Holgate, at Abbey Candy Store.


Sporting day for family


A FAMILY sp o r t in g activity day is to take ilace at Roefield Leisure


wide range of sports held regularly at the centre are to take place and the


participation. He told the Advertiser


i s o n


lentre on Saturday. Demonstrations of a


centre manager, Mr Tony Rodia, ha s sa id th e e m p h a s i s


and Times: “It is a good opportunity for the people of the Ribble Valley to come down to Roefield and not only see what we have on offer, but have a go at a


variety of sports.” Fitness training in many


of its guises, martial arts, team games and individual games are to be held dur­ ing the day, which starts at 10 a.m. and finishes at 5 p.m. I t will cost adults £2,


under 16s will be charged £1, and the fee is for the whole day.


J u s t : f o r yyou A I A B U L O U S 1 D A Y T H E A T R E B R E A K OCTOBER


5 - Alton Towers, 2 d a y s ............... £59 5 - Poland, 7 days ......................£139 9 - Wembley, England/Poland . .£65 11 - Crazy for You, Manchester. .£35 18 - Holland & Amsterdam, 3 days . . .................................. from only £89


18 - Paris, 4 d a y s .........from just £119 25 - Old Time Music Hall Weekend, 3 da ys................................ £99.95


26 - Czech Republic, 7 days . . .£139 27 - Elba, 7 days..........................£137


NOVEMBER


4 - Loch Ness & Highland Magic, 5 d a y s ............................from £1°8


8 - Edinburgh & The Scottish Borders, 2 d a y s .............................. from £35


9 - Best o f the West End, 2 day ...........................................from £65


9 - Paignton, 5 da ys................... £117 10 - Scotland's Scenic Railways, 5 days.................................... £159


13 - Scarborough, 2 daysfrom only £35 16-RouenShopper,2 days ----- £55 18 - Scarborough, 2 daysfrom only £35 23 - Big Band Bonanza, 2 days£69.99 26 - Turkey & Tinsel, 4 days . . .£99.95 26 - Malta by Air, 8 days .from £165 30 - Bath Christmas Shopping, 2 days................................ £59.95


DECEMBER


1 - BBC Good Food Show, Birmingham..............................£20


1 - London Christmas Shopping, 2 days..................................£49.99


6 - Tina Turner, Nynex Arena . . . .£41 6 - Clothes Show ..........................£29 6 - Loch Lomond, 2 da ys.............£35 7 - Lincoln Shopper ..................... £10 13 - Calais Shopper, 2 d a y s........ £49


15 - Tom Jones, Nynex Arena ................................................... £31.50


18 - Heathcliff, Birmingham, 2 d a y s .......................................£89


22 - Christmas in Austria, 7 days £299 24 - Edinburgh Christmas, 4 days£199 24 - Christmas Break, 3 days .. .£149 29 - New Year In Paris, 4 days . .£125 30 - New Year in Heart o f England, 3 d a y s .................................. £129


ASK FOR DETAILS OF OUR 1997 PROGRAMME


l 5 DAY CENTRED HOLIDAY y


first Jioefs P A I G N T


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HeathcUjf ever loved; but the rejected him for the glittering lifestyle of Edgar Linton. He never forgave her, yet continued to


Cathy Earmhaw was the only woman


yearn for her, haunted and obsessed by his passion until his dying day.


DEPARTURE 18lh DECEMBER 1996 , ,


R e a d e r H o l i d a y s POLAND AND THE


TATRA MOUNTAINS October 12th - 7 days - £139


Until very recently, Poland lay hidden behind a cloak of 40 years of communism, but now, with its new found freedom, you can be among the first to experience its true beauty.


Includes: Return travel by modem coach, ferry crossings, accommodation in quality hotel in Poland, en-suite rooms, continental breakfast each day in your hotel, services of tour guide


CIjrtsitiHag in


tHJje g t e t r i a n tID p ro l December 22nd t 7 days £299


This year we are inviting you to join us on our sparkling and


surprisingly inexpensive Christmas holiday in the Austrian Tyrol, where the traditional atmosphere of Christmas is still retained.


THE ESPLANADE HOTEL D E P AR T IN G .9 lh ; NOVEMBEROl’99,6 What's In clu d e d : • 4 nights


accommodation in a bedroom with private facilities tea/coffee


• Four dinners, four breakfasts and three lunches at your hotel


stay • Two free sightseeing excur­ sions to Torbay and Duckfast Abbey • Luxury return coach


travel throughout • £9 Sea view Supplement


WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING


Saturday 9th November THREE


World Title Fights NIGEL BENN v STEVE COLLINS NASEEM HAMED v REMIGIO MOLINA


ENSLEY BINGHAM v RONALD WRIGHT Ticket and travel


Price from £59 according to ticket standard


BOOK TODAY - 01829 771000 or ring for your free brochure


• Special festive programme of entertainment throughout your


making amenities and colour T.V.


C h r is tm a s M IN I B R E A K December 24th- 3 days just £149


Our Yuletide home on this fabulous 3-day break in the delightful


Rockingham Forest Hotel, Corby in Leicestershire, situated in a rural setting, the hotel is a ideal location for a relaxed Christmas Break.


Includes; Coach travel throughout, 2 nights accommodation with private facilities, full English breakfast, 3 course dinner on Christmas Eve, 4 course Christmas Lunch, light buffet supper on Christmas Day, entertainment.


All you need for a perfect Christmas break.


S h o p p in g a n d s i g h t s e e i n g in R O U E N


November 16th - 2 days - £55


An opportunity for bargain shopping French style, combined with a chance for sightseeing and dining in the heart of Normandy.


Price includes: return travel by modern coach, return ferry


crossings, bed and continental breakfast for 1 night in Rouen, private en-suite facilities, hypermarket visit, free time for sightseeing.


T O M J O K E S


D ecem ber 15th £ 31.50


Price includes: Return transport from your local area.


TOP PRICE seat at the Nynex Arena, Manchester for Tom Jones.


Ring Clare Hunter on 01282 426161


For your free brochure on any o f the holidays designed especially for readers


Included In the price: return transport by private coach, return ferry crossings, overnight accommodation in France on outward and


return journeys, 4 nights en-suite accommodation In the Tyrol, buffet breakfast and evening meal in Austria each day, Turkey dinner on Christmas Day, tour guide throughout.


NO V EM B ER 13th £35


S C A R B O R O U G H 2 days


Take a short break with us and escape a t an unbeatable price


Price includes: Luxury coach travel, one night accommodation with evening meal and


cooked breakfast, evening entertainment. No single room supplement


\.y h-i .t /• “ -N 7* *»■/»■/> Crlrtriiy Chfi. TtUvisitn nnJ winei tnJ *f tttmt, CtcJFtcd- alien tbitfanUitUSkrarinp Jaytnsi.


For food and wine connoisseurs alike, (he »how offers ryihing there U to be gained from ihowe of ihii type with


attraction! for all the family to enjoy!


You’ll tample from hundred* o f new diihci, watch dcmonitratiom of the latetl cookw; and appliance!, taite fine wine from around the world and iharc your love o f food with Britain! belt loved celebrity cooki and personalities • all in the biggest celebration of great food and good cooking ever staged!


DEPARTING. 1st DECEMBER 1996


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