Clitheroe2232b (Editorial), 22328 (Adv 8 CUiheroc Advertiser cfc Tunes, June JOth. 1!)!)U


School geared up for 21st


century A CLITHEItOE primary


school is gearing up for its 21st anniversary with a summer fair and a reunion


dance. B ro o k s id e P r im a ry


School, Bright Street, will hold a series of events on


Saturday, July (ith. From 2 to 4-30 p.m.,


there will be a summer fair in the school grounds. The event, which will be opened by local television personality Peter Steven­ son, will include various stalls and sideshows, as well as pony rides. Over 300 balloons will


C A R B O O T S A L E A HORTON GRANGE FARM


Noxt to Coronation Hotel (on busy A59) Busy attractive riverside s i te ___


SUNDAY, JUNE 23rd 9am to 3.00pm Cars and Small vans £8.


GBSBURN


ENTRANCE FROM 8am NO EARLIER. Tables for hire. Enquiries / Advice


be released and a com­ memorative exhibition


depicting the history of the school will be on view in the school building. ' That night, from 8 p.m.,


a marquee in the school grounds will host a grand reunion dunce. T h e e v e n t w i l l be


Sellers no booking just turn up. ^ Tel: Mr. ’C' Barnoldswick815756 f


attended by former pupils of the school, as well as the p arents of current


‘T h e school’s first head teacher, Kibble Valley Coun. Howel Jones, who went on to be Mayor of both Clitheroe and the Kibble Valley, will also attend, as will Lord and Lady Clitheroe. Further details of both


I. PETR® MARKET &


1 CAR BOOT THIS SUNDAY,


JUNE 2 3 rd 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.


All hard standing L 8 acre stte at


ANGHO, near Whalley off AS9 roundabout towards Wtiallcy


Cars from £7, vans and new goods from £ 10


events are available from current head teacher Mr Graham Claydon or school s e c re ta ry Mrs Olwyn Farnsworth (01200 255G4).


Comments are now sought


PLANS outlining commu­ nity care policy in Lanca­ sh ire for th e n ex t 12 months are on display thro u g h o u t the Ribble Valley and the county council wants the public s opinion of them. Comments are being


n Arrive from 7.30 a.m. BEnquiries 01254 340298


I as part of Whalley Sports Club Lottery Bid 1


WHALLEY CRICKET CLUB presents


I s p r i n g e r s ] Surrey Road, Nelson (Junction 13 M65)


„ SUNDAY, JUNE 23rd | IN D O O R C A R | B O O T SATE! Refreshments available


Traders £8 from 8.30 am Public from 10 a.m. RING 696225


FREE ADMISSION


A E R O B IC S Every Tuesday


7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.


in v i te d f rom c a r e r s forums, support groups, voluntary organisations, providers of community care services, minority ethnic community repre­ sen ta t iv e s and anyone with an interest in commu­ nity care services. Copies of the county


N E w m G n T E C H


S U N B E D S Only £3 per sesslon_


A t t e n t i o n A n t i q u e s


council’s community care p lan a re av a i lab le to inspect in libraries, county information centres, social services offices and Coun­ cil for Voluntary Service offices throughout Lanca­ shire until August 20th. The information the


council receive will be used for mak in g th e 1900/07 plan into a plan for 1007/1008 and beyond.


Handbag stolen


iWhalley, and Clitheroe police are seeking the help


A BURGLAR s to le a handbag from a house in


of the public to find him. The offender entered


,leather, black and white shoulder bag, which has two straps. There were bank cards and cash to the value of £77 inside. The w h i te male is described as stocky. He


the house in The Sands, at 1-45 a.m. on Friday, and stole the lady’s large,


C o l l e c t o r s !


G B A N T IQ U ES CENTRE Open 7 days


110+ dealers M6, EXIT 33


to Lancaster, then follow the brown ,


signs fo r Leisure Park I ( 0 1 5 2 4 ) 8 4 4 7 3 4


, ST. PETERS CHURCH, MARTONS BOTH ROOF RESTORATION FUND


1 CARVING BUFFET LUNCH a n d


You are Invited to bring small antiques for valuation In the Marquee at


________ Friday 21st June


6 nights (not Sunday) | DEAD MAN


WALKING (is) | Evenings 7.30 p.m.


MARTON SCAR FARM, GLEDSTONE, WEST MARTON BY KIND PERMISSION OF


MR & MRS RICHARD GREENWOOD ON


SUNDAY 30th JUNE 19B6 1.00 (or 1.30 pm


Licensed Bar-Tickets £10 - Raffle.


A N AFTERNOON OF ANTIQUES With Mr Adam Schoon, Antiques and Fine Ait Valuer


ST PAUL'S CHURCH L O W M O O R


W E D N E S D A Y , J U N E 2 6 t h at 7.30 pm


T H E Q U E E N E L IZ A B E T H 'S


Pay at door or, for more Information, ring 22418 ■ Proceeds for the Childrens Society '» ■


Admission by programme £3 (children £1) price • includes sparking drink & strawberries


S IN G E R S O F B L A C K B U R N Present Music for a Summer's Evening


BROADWAY arrives in Manchester next month thanks to a sparkling new production


of “The Philadelphia Story”. . The Royal Exchange Theatre and the Circle in the


to the stage. : . -.


starred in the film version, this production stars Jor­ dan Baker, who appeared with A1 Pacino in ‘City Hall”, and Una Stubbs.


bookings are available from the Royal Exchange on 0101 833 9333.


It runs until August I7th and further details and


until Sunday, Festival of Flowers and Treasures, mounted by 24 flower clubs in the region, with vari­ ous displays. Further details from the festivals office


Other events: Blackburn: Blackburn Cathedral OUS displays, ruiuic i


on 01254 GG8088. King Georges Hall — June 2Jth, “Arabica”, performed by pupils of St Augustine s RC School, Bilhngton. A challenging story with an environmental theme, performed at 7-30 p.m


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jwas wearing a camouflage jacket, light-coloured trou­ sers, boots and a grey,


'sm o o th -k n i t sw e a te r , .which has a narrow, red band on it.


| Two hurt in accident


1 'n celebration of national music week we have been inv


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TWO people i req u ired hospital treatment follow­ ing an a c c id en t n e a r Gisbum. Mr Mark Cooper (29), of


Bentham, was driving a Renault saloon car which crashed into a wall and t re e a t the side of the A682, half-a-mile from Gisburn. The d r iv e r suffered


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severe shock, whiplash and minor hand injuries and was treated at Aire­ dale Hospital, Steeton. His pas senger, Miss Tracey Wigglesworth, a


visitor from Australia, suf­ fered shock and whiplash


in ju r ie s and was also t r e a t e d a t A i r e d a le Hospital.


Roadshow


comes to town YOU have seen the pro­ gramme, now take part in


Help the Aged’s version of ‘ ‘ T h e A n t i q u e s Roadshow". On Saturday, the char­


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ity is staging a valuation of people’s treasures at its Moor Lane shop. Expert Mrs Jean Greenwood, of Preston, has volunteered to give es tim a te s a t a charge of£l per item, pro­ ceeds to go to the chanty’s


Iliads.Spokeswoman Joanne McLeod says maybe there is a Picasso ill a Clitlieroe a t t ic , ju s t waiting for discovery.


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living life to th e full in E a s t


Lan c a sh ire 5 3 - 5 5 D a rw e n S t r e e t , B l a c k b u r n » T e l . 0 1 2 5 4 5 4 6 8 1 Admission Free, n n Will you be coming down ?,


Some items will be less than normal trade price


a ? Y o u c o u l d w i n a F e n d e r f *1 7 Q I L ' S J I S q u i r e S t r a t g u i t a r w o r t h B B &


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G u i ta r s Amps


- P.A.s - Karaoke


- Synths


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/rtt/ti’ Recording- - UnUSM o d u le s


. - H om e Recording


S a t u r d a y . Z 2 n d : J u n e S u n d a y Z 3 r d J u n e


V- F.X.s / the music industry.♦.


300 s q . f e e t o f live d em o n s t r a t io n s th ro u s h o u t th e w e e k e n d


P r o b a b l y t h e b i s s e s t m u s i c m e e t i n g e v e r . .


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over the entire


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PO C K S H O W C O M E S I S


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1. Seven 2. French Kiss 3. Crimson Tide ., 4. The Net 5. American President 6. Memory Run 7. A Walk in the Clouds 8. Goldeneye 9. Bravoheart


. Blockbuster, Wellgatc, Clitheroc


10. While You Were Sleeping Video rentals list supplied by


■ 1. “Eighteen '.’til I Die” -— Bryan Adams i


, 2. “Jagged . Little Pill” — Alanis - Morissette ' ■.■■■.. .


.. 3. “Mix Zone” — Various Artists 4. “The Score" —The Fugees ■ ; >• 5. Older — George Michael 6. “Moseley S h o a ls” — .Ocean Colour Scene


. 7. “Load” — Metallica


8. “ New H i ts ’96” — Various Aftists


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10. ‘‘(What’S the Story) Morning Glory7” — Oasis . -


9. “Ocean Drive” — The Light­ house Family ■ ......


: CD list supplied by Townsend;- Records, Moor Lane, C l i th e ro e . i


3. “Feet of Clay" — Terry Prat­ chett (Gollancz, £11.99*)


. "The X-Files: Ruins" — Kevin J Andreson (Voyager, £9.74*) “Coming Home" — Rosamunde . Pilcher (Coronet, £5.24*)


4. “ The Horse Whisperer*' — Nicholas Evans (Corgi, £4.49*)


5. Iho Railway Man" — Erie Lomax (Vintage, £5.24*)


6. “ E nigm a ” — Robert Harris (Arrow, £4.49*) -


_J[1JTheJ3oIitaire Mystery'


tein Gaarder (Phoenix Hi £16.99)


8. “The Fourth Estate’! — Ji ■


. (Expert, £5.99)


9. E cstacyV. — I rv in e V (Cape, £7.49) '• “ T h e New B e d d in g I Expert” — Dr D. G. Hes . . ;


Areher (Harper Collins, £12. Book list supplied by Kayd


Bookshop, Moor Lane, Clith Asterisks denote this wcel


discounts.


Keane, songstress, said to be the voice of Ireland, 8 li.m. Further details and bookings from the box oliice on 01282 30055. Mid-Pennine Art Gallery — until June 30th, Footprints in Time, Lancashire artist David Johnstone, whose work is said to abound in landscape and myth; until June 30th, Wood for the Trees, craft showcase featuring numerous items made from wood. Further details and bookings on


Burnley: Burnley Mechanics — tonight, Dolores


throughout the summer, see five whistling swan cvenets, recently hatched, and other wonders of the natural world. Further details on 01704 895181. Carnforth: Leighton Hall — July 5th, the Per­


01282 421986. Burscough: Martin Mere Wildfowl Sanctuary —


Originally written for Kathryn Hepburn, who later


Square, New York, have collaborated to bring one of the best-loved and charming comedies of the 1940s


forming Arts Symphony, Orchestra in a .‘.‘Lasb Night of the Proms”, featuring “Jerusalem . Pomp and Curcumstance” and “Rule, Britannia. .Take a.. . p ... nic and enjoy it! Further detoils and bookings from the tickets hotline on 01625 573477. .


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11th to August 17th, “The Philadelphia Story. ,. star­ ring Jordan Baker and Una Stubbs. One of the best­ loved comedies of the 1940s, tells-the tale of, society, bride Tracy .Lord on the evening of herweddmg.. . Further details and bookings on 0161 833 9333..,


Manchester: Royal Exchange T heatre -—July


Museum of Science and Industry — until July 14th, Star Trek: The1 Exhibition. Visit the bridge of the.


Starship Enterprise and examine the Galaxy first-, hand! Open daily 10 a.m.-to 5 p.m. Further details and bookings on 0161 832 2244.


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Manchester Camerata performs “The Seasons of :. Vivaldi”, narrated by Dennis Quilley.' An entertain-., ing show looking at Vivaldi’s turbulent life, with ;.: excerpts from his work, including a full performance of “The Four Seasons”. Further details and bookings from the box office on 0161 624 2829.


Oldham: Oldham Coliseum— July 5th and 6th, O . M U S IC I N M ID S U M M E R


with Nelson Arion Glee Union Male Voice Choir


in the Parish Church, Whalley


Friday 28th June at 7.30 p.m.


S u p p e r Tickets £2.00 available from: Gilmartins, Farnsworth Foods, Village


Tickets £4.00 Concessions £3.00


Newsagency, The Swan Hotel, and Club Members


GIANT ANT1QI COLLECTOR'S FLEA MARKET THIS SUNDAY, JUNE 23rd


Over 70 packed stalls^ GARGRAVE


VILLAGE HALL < Near Sklpton Telephone;


01282 430670 LANCASTRIAN FAIRS


FRIENDS OF FUR AND FEATHER


C O F FE E


M O R N IN G w i t h c r a f t s


on Saturday 22nd June


at the Clitheroe United Reformed Church 10 am - 12 noon Admission 50p


ltaflle • Cakes • Tombola


CELEBRATION is the name pJ&ninF |n d activities ahead, particularly in Chipping ana


the surrounding area, where residents are holding a variety of events to mark 1.4UU years of Christianity. The special events are taking place from Saturday


until the end of the month and include an “ hibition by Chipping Local History Society of unique and rare displays from the Lancashire County Reco d Office at


St Marv’s Church, with a four-day dower festival bringing proceedings to a close at St Bartholomew


Church. Whalley’s 1,400 celebrations continue with a p an t


ceilidh at Calderstones ballroom on Saturday and there are fun days galore as the long-anticipated sum mer sun moves residents outdoors. See below for further details.


EVENTS —JUNE 21ST TO 27TH 22nd — 1,400 years of Christianity in the Chipping


Area. Celebrations throughout the week benn ™ open air service at 10 a m. at Congregational Chm eh followed by walk round ancient cross sites (five or 10


miles). Inquiries, (01254 826438).


22nd — St John’s Church, Hurst G.re| " ‘n^ den party on village green from 10-30 a.m. to 2-30 p.m.


22nd — Friends of Fur and Feather coffee morn­ ing, United Reformed Church. Inquiries, (01200 25192).


22nd — Clitheroe Ramblers’ Association long dis­ tance walk. Inquiries, (01995 61553).


at Centenaries -ThMtHV^"^once rt, Chippin& and S S i 5 2 & S S S S r <— ■ * *Sl


mew’s Church. ' . EVENTS —JUNE 2 8 T H T O JULY 4TH^ ^


28th'-Textilejbannermakmg tech q ^ Platform abeth Rayton. Last in three uay


Gallery workshop...


28th - 7-30p.m., celebration meal at the Wate wheel Restaurant, Chipping 1400.


(01254 823356). _ • „ra,i hv Whal-


28th — Music in ^ '^ r i ^ c h u r t h 6 Featuring Nel- ^ A r i o f f f l e t u * o e


n PMale Voice Choir. Inqu.nes > i


29th —3 p.m. Chipping Amate^Thea^nca ^ the


the Water- ;v. . •


S t y Hoed’’ oyn church & p s . St Bartholomew’s with children’s ’’animal” parade. .


RC High School, Bd hng to na tKing George Blackburn. Inquiries, (01254 682o82).


29th — Whalley 1400 .“God on the Box"' — A forum on religion in the media, with speakers from BBC in


Whalley School, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. •


■ ' s S w S S S S S S S S S (01254 812880).


22nd — Clitheroe Naturalists’ Society. Dunsop .. Bridge. Meet Clitheroe Station. Inquiries, (014UU 23739).


22nd - Whalley 1400, grand ceilidh evening at Cal­ derstones Ballroom. Inquiries, (01254 823249).


23rd — 2 p.m. quarter peal of bells, St Bartholo­ mew’s Church, Chipping. 3 p.m. ChiPPJi^ YFC duck


race, (i-30 p.m., inaugural service St Mary s Church.


23rd - E-disford CP School, Fun Day and ear boot sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Inquiries, (01200 44413 ).


23rd - Bowland Pathfinder, m o d e r a t e < m 9 9 5 from Hareden Farm to Chipping. Inquiries, (019 040557).


•>4th __Women’s Aglow Fellowship, speaker John Gaughan, ex-Herman’s Hermits, West Bradford Vil- lage Hall, 7-30 p.m. Refreshments. Inquiries (01200


, 28708).


25th — Lunchtime concerts, Clitheroe Parish Church, CRGS Chamber Ensembles.


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26th — 1 p.m. Children of Chipping celebration. 26th — Clitheroe Ramblers, Whitewell, 7 p.m. Dave Walters. Inquiries, (01200 26261).


27th — Slaidbum Silver Band, Brass at the Bounty


concert, Hark to Bounty, MB p.m. , 27( h __N jp p r r Rummer Evening of Romantic Music


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30th — Chipping 1400, 6-30 p.m. concluding service a? St BarthoPomew’s ChurchPfollowed by. tea in vil­ lage hall. .


! 30th — Ribchester Festival


2 n d __Goldberg Festival Opera presents Mozart s “Cosi fan Tutte”.


1st — The Discovery of America (Estampie). -


3 r d __The Endellion String Quar tet.. Celebrity Chamber Music Recital. • .


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; 4 th — 4th of Ju ly C o n c e r t- (C am e ra ta Wind Ensemble). v


c a n - b e f o u n d . i n a d j a c e n t L i f e s ty le advertisements. -


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0 Further details of some of the nbove events ‘


,».* ©A booking service for th e a tre s &nd events


throughout the region iB available from the Tourist Information Centre, Market Place, Clitheroe, on


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3rd — Silent Film Show (late night film show)...... ■ 4th — Dixieland Jazz (The Pendle Jazzmen).. ....... , 4th — Piano Masterclass (Pascal Roge). % ; , 4th — Jazz Lunch (Eric Ainsworth Quartet).


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events featuring inte rna tiona l^is ts .God be rg Fes tival Opera presents Mozart s Cosi fan Tutte .


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• Preston: Harris Museum and Art Gallery —.‘u n t i l : ,


July 6th, exhibition of work by important young Brit- .: ish artists, organised by the Arts Council of Great ; Bntain. Further details on 01772 258248. Avenham Park — Sunday, free concert featuring rock.band v Running Hot. Further details: from Petra Savage on'- ; 01772203456. . . .


exhibition of “Victorian Memories”, including flower . , embroidery, maritime miniatures and.handmade ' beads. Further details on 01254 812010. '


Samlesbury: Samlesbury Hall — until Sunday, an - ... \


29th, arts and crats exhibition, part of the 1996 Whi- tworth Festival. Further details of all events from • • Whitworth Town Council on 01706 852018. ....... "


Whitworth: Whitworth Library — un til Ju n e *


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