Car wash
gets the green light
C o r o n a t i o n H o t e l , N r G i s b u r n T cA i
A IX Wi dnIspay' s; Tj i ir s d a y v
I-.kipays ■;:':ANMvSAllMU)
AYI.Vl.NlNr.SlNAlARCll
- —
Full Menu with Traditional and exotic Dishes. Tull Table Service.
Two dinar must talc a minimum of two courses cads on Wednesday
or Thursday etenings and three courses on Friday or Saturday erenmgs. Only the higher priced item chosen on each course m il he charged.
^ 1 2 ^ R u ^ p " u a k £7.50.....TagliaulU in Cream Sauce £
S.SO j L I R o q k in g s N ow b b in g T a k en fo r . ^
P lease R bsbrve your T able t o /c -P n n D i s a p p o in tm e n t . T e l : 0 1 2 0 0 ^ 4 4 5 1 0 0
THE legacy of Princess Diana and her land mine campaign gave members of the Inner Wheel Club of Ribblesdale food for
thought. They organised a din
ner a t Waddington's Moorcock In n , which
raised £250 for the Mines Advisory Group, an inter national charity dedicat ed to training women in countries such as Cambo dia to de-activate land
mines. Also on the menu was a
^
BOLTON BY BOWLAND DRAMA GROUP
Strike Happy presents „ farainl m m P^ hv TITINCAN ORERNWQQD.
In Bolton by Bowland Village Hall on Thurs 26th, Fri 27th & Sat 28th March at 730pm Tickets: Adults £3.00 Children £130
from Post Office, Coach & Horses, Cast or
MrJ.Singleton Tel: 447277
& Clitheroe Tourist Information Centre______
COFFEE MORNING &
CHRISTIE HOSPITAL & HOLT RADIUM INSTITUTE WOMEN ^ TRUST FUND CLITHEROE COMMITTEE
BRING & BUY to be held in
Ribble Valley Mayor’s Parlour by kind permission of the Mayor on
Saturday 14th March 1998 — 10.00 am-12 noon Cake Stall-Craft Stall
Raffle-Tombola
. , ^ Ticket; £1.00 . mcl. Coffee & biscuits
Please support your local committee tn their 50th year.
p re s en ta t io n by guest speaker Miss Audrey Carter, an Egyptologist and descendant of George Carter, who discovered the tomb of T u ten -
khamen. P ic tu red are some of
those who attended the Ribblesdale Inner Wheel Club's fund-raising din ner (070398/17/9a)
Ray’s picture among top prints display
THE Lancashire and Cheshire Pho tographic Union's Documentary Print Folio was shown at the latest meeting of Ribblesdale Camera
Club. I t brought together some of the best
entries from las t year's competition, including a print by club treasurer Ray
mond Greenwood. The folio was accompanied by a com
ELKIE BROOKS LIV
N MONDAY 6 APRIL
, 7.30pm Tickets:. £ 1 4 '1 ~ (Z C z n te i I f i e a t n e . ' (01772) 258858 \
S I I N P A Y M A R K E T « M O O T S A L E
at THE LODESTAR, R1BCHESTER j SUNDAY, MARCH 1 5 th
with Steve Brown Meat Stall an d Fruit & Veg Stall DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL
JUMBLE SALE S a tu rd a y ,
Friday 13th March (6 Nights) Not Sunday
EVENINGS 7.00PM Please note earlier start B
Advertiser and 1 imes p RThe Clitheroe f o t 1 9 9 8 MARCH
20th 20th 24th 27th
Mother’s Day Weekend in Paris, 3 days..............£59 Torquay short break, 4 d a y s ...............................£89.95 Snowtime in the Cairngorms, 4 d a y s ............. £99.95
Amsterdam, 4 d a y s ......................................................£119 APRIL
'th Bulbfields, 4 days ........................................................£129 1th Easter in Rome, 8 d a y s ............................................£249 3th Highland Railways, 6 days.......................................£209 11th Easter in Paris, 3 days ...............................................£89 11th Best of the West End, 2 days ................................. £95 12th Disneyland Paris, 3 d a y s .............................................£79 14th Bobby Chariton Soccer School ...............................£20 15th Sorrento, 8 days ............................................................£329 17th Bruges & Cite Europe, 2 d a y s ....................................£49 18th Jersey by air, 8 d a y s ....................................................£299 18th Battlefields of the Somme, 4 d a y s ....................... £125 25th Bulbfields, 3 d a y s ...................................................£69.99 25th Legotand Windsor.................................... £69 & £49/£55 25th Emmerdale Country Day Trip................................... £18 28th Blenheim Palace, 2 d a y s ............................................£59 28th Windermere, 2 days ................................................... £49 MAY
6th Toronto & Niagara Falls, 6 d a y s ...........................£419
8th Paris, 4 d a y s .................................................................. £119 9th Sandringham & Cambridge, 2 d a y s ......................£79
13th Norway by air, 8 days ....................................— £409 16th Lucerne & Montreux, 8 days .................................. £139 21 st Chelsea Flower Show, 2 d a y s ............................£99.95 22nd Monet’s Garden & Rouen, 4 days.........................£115 23rd Durham & Cookson Country, 3 d a y s ..............£99.95 JUNE
6th Poland & Tatra Mountains, 8 d a y s .......................£179 13th Salzburg, Vienna, Austria, 8 days .......................£139 20th Geoff Hamilton’s Bamsdale, 2 days ...............£59.50
,28th The Emerald Isle, 6 d a y s ...........................................£209 28th Bruges, 4 days, tours included................................£139 JULY
5th Wimbledon, 2 d a y s ....................................................£89.99 7th Undiscovered Spain, 8 days ...................................£309 10th Paris, 6 d a y s .....................................
11th Hampton Court Rower Show, 2 days . . .. .£89.95 ■ FOR BROCHURES CALL0UR 24 HOUR -
HOTLINE ON 0990 134 826, FOR ADVICE CALL . (01282) 426556 Mon-Fri 9am-5.30 pm
£115
M a r c h l 4 t h 2 p.m.
Admission 20p Tea & Biscuits Raffle
Charity Number 1026321
mentary tape by members of one of the local clubs. The folio was put together in a contemporary style, where documentary prints from both "record" and "natural his tory" classes are brought together, both in colour and black and white, making for a
E IN COCERT 7
diverse set of pictures. The clubroom exhibition was mounted
by Mr Pete Mullen, his wife, Mrs Kath Mullen, and Mr David Haigh from Ilkley,
KRUGER- WRIGHT
Senior ward sister Miss Nicola Wright married South African medical prac titioner Dr Nicholas Kruger
a t St Helen's Church, Waddington. • The bride, who works at
the Guildford Hospital, Sur
rey, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Allan Wright, of Clitheroe. The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Jake Kruger, of Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Given away by her father,
| bridesmaid and she wore a dress in antique gold and carried a bouquet of roses, freesia and viburnum. Best man was Mr Steven
the bride wore a two-piece ivory marquis silk gown, with a corsetted bodice, and carried a bouquet of ivory roses, Singapore orchids and viburnum. The bride's sister, Miss Karen Wright, was the
and Mr Matthew Wright. After the ceremony, con
Kruger, the bridegroom’s brother, and groomsmen were Mr Harold Grothedde
-------- K o e e r ’ s I '--*-- -v '■ g • " '
ducted by the Rev. Alan Bai ley, a reception was held at The Shirebum Arms, Hurst
Green. The couple are hon eymooning in Scotland and will live in Ashtead, Surrey. Photo: Raymond Green wood, Clitheroe.
talk on oubiic^irdens
GARDENING guru Mr Roger Hirst took the theme of "Planting for public places", when he was guest speaker a t a
—— :
meeting of Clitheroe Civic Society. The former Ribble Valley Borough
Council Parks Superintendent used slides of various public gardens to illustrate his talk and to highlight the diverse range of problems faced by their head gardeners. These included salt damage, which had
to be overcome by seaside park-keepers, and safe tree moving. As part of his presentation, Mr Hirst included slides of the glasshouses at Calder-
______
stones, taken when he was head gardener. He also answered audience questions. The society next meets on Monday, April
6th, a t 7-30 p.m. in the library meeting room, when Mr Norman Duerden will give a presentation entitled "Man's effect on the
countryside". Views from journeys at home and abroad
IT was th e tu rn of C l i th e ro e N a tu r a l is t s themselves to present the programme a t last week's meeting with slides from journeys tak en both a t
home and abroad. F ir s t , Mrs Brenda
Wilkinson showed pictures of both architecture and landscape from her trip to America and Canada. In America, th e range extended from the bright lights and skyscrapers of New York, with the Stat ue of Liberty, the church es of Boston, the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia and the simple buildings of the
Amish people. Moving to Canada, the
fortress of Quebec, Mon treal Cathedral and the Ottawa parliament build ing gave many photo opportunities, as did the crossing of the Niagara river by gondola and the
falls themselves. Mrs Madge N u t te r 's
slides of the Lake District and Scotland followed. The colours of Tarn Hows, the Brigsteer Daffodils and the flower meadows of Dentdale provided artistic motifs. Here were early purple orchids as high as a walking stick. Moving to the North of
Scotland and the islands were pictures of Jarlshof in Shetland and the stand
ing stones of Callamish, /r i in n r r rum in r ip rS o f c iVlll-
sations long past. Mr Charles Walmsley
took members on a cheer ful tour of Clitheroe start ing from St Mary's Parish Church, winding up Castle S tre e t and through the Swan Courtyard to Lower- gate, where there was a fine picture of the archi te c tu ra l d e ta i l of St Michael and St John's RC School, then up to the cas tle with the rose garden and all the flower beds in a blaze of colour. Chairman Mr George
with a fish in its mouth. The next lecture will be
held at Clitheroe Library on April 2nd a t 7-30 p.m. Mr Paul Thomas will give a talk on Rook Water Bird
Sanctuary.
all Fellows of the Royal Photographic Society. I t is one of the most outstanding sets of natural history and travel pictures ever to be seen locally but, unfortunately, is only available for viewings on club evenings by members and guests. At the next meeting, the international
judge and exhibitor, Mr Roger Noons, FRPS, from the West Midlands, will be presenting "Prints for a Change". The club is privileged to welcome Mr
Noons to Clitheroe and members have arranged an open meeting in the hall of Wilpshire Methodist Church, Ribchester Road, Wilpshire, for Tuesday evening. Tickets are priced £3 and are available
from the Ethos Gallery, the Borough Printing Shop, or from the Ribblesdale Camera Club chairman on 01200 423474. Due to the likely popularity of the event, early booking is advised.
GISBURN AUCTION MART
PRICES
THERE were 34 newly-calved dairy cows and heifers forward at Gisbum Auction Mart's Thursday sale, with first-quality cows mak ing to £820 (average £780) and first-quality heifers making to
£900 (£788). Second-quality cows made to
£000 (£570) and second-quality
heifers to £630 (£571). There were 42 in-calf dairy
cows and heifers forward, with cows due March/April making to £610, cows due May/June to £910, cows due July/August to
£670. There were 100 rearing calves
forward. Continental bulls (£168), B. R. Cornthwaite; Continental heifers (£80): B. M. Booth; Friesian bulls (£95), W. Coates. Calves: Limousin X bulls made
to £220 (£110.50), heifers to £80 (£31.50); Belgian Blue X bulls to £190 (£144.30), heifers to £60
(£44.69): Simmental X bulls to £182 (£150); Blond d'Aquitane X
bulls to £135 (£109), heifers to £38; Hereford X bulls to £78: Friesian bulls to £95 (£75.35); Angus bulls to £74 (£62.35), heifers to £30 (£20.75). Forward in the fatstock section
AN application for a car • wash at a CUtheroe garage has been approved despite objections from nearby resi
dents. The owner of Thorn
Street Garage asked for a change of use from a limited van rental business, panting of one heavy goods vehicle and routine servicing to tne installation of a car wash and vacuum facilities and parking for up to two heavy goods vehicles, including routine servicing. People living nearby
expressed concern about the dangers to children playing when large vehicles were reversing along Curzon Street, noise, disturbance and pollution. Granting permission. Kib
ble Valley Borough Council's Planning and Development Committee imposed a num ber of conditions, including limiting the hours of opera tion and soundproofing the vacuum unit.
C l it h e r o e a u c t io n m a r t C o . Lt d . THE RIBBLESDALE CENTRE, LINCOLN WAY, CLITHEROE, LANCS. TELEPHONE: (01200) 423325
ORIENTAL CARPET AUCTION SATURDAY MARCH Pursuant to
M
DECLARATORY JUDGEMENT OF BANKRUPTCY UNDER OATH Verdict of Brussels Commercial Tribunal 22-01-97 declaring the Insolvency of
The Gloria Import-Export Corporation
- ■ . New York, Gloria-Emirates Corporation, the Gloria EEC Dstjutoo c’
and a S v e r to administer the affairs of the bankrupt company N o t ic e is H e r e b y G iv en o f
Complex, and al affiiates and agents ot the Gloria organisation wontHride the Court thereafter appointing a Senior Judge In Bankruptcy
A MAJOR PUBLIC AUCTION
HIGH VALUE BANKRUPT ART/CRAFT ASSETS Instructed for urgent disposal In the United Kingdom following total prohibition on all repatriated sales of the company’s vast overseas contracted/consigned inventory
UNIQUE ORIENTAL CARPETS
from Persia, Turkey, China, Afghanistan & several rare origins, comprising Silks, Prayer Rugs. Runners, Gabbehs. Oversizes. Aubussons etc., in all sizes - also
exemplary Silk & Wool Connoisseur items designated/contracted specifically for the bankrupt company's important Core Exhibition Collection
This superb merchandise under instructions authorising Immediate disposal divided & ordered for total clearance in single Lots
SATURDAY 14th MARCH
were 276 cattle (including 144 young bulls, 132 steers and heifers) and 1,381 sheep (inc. 1,233 hoggs, 148 ewes and rams). Top sale and kilo price for bulls was 141.5p for 505kg. £741.58, J.
E. Burrow. Bulls: Continental X light bulls
made to lll.Sp (91.7p), medium to 141.5p (100.9p), heavy to 120.5p (98.6p); other light bulls to 85.5p (80.8p), medium to 109.5p (80.5p). heavy to 92.5p (81.5p). Top sale price for steers and
AUCTION AT 11.00 AM; ON VIEW FROM 9.00 AM This exceptional section transferred from security storage for sale by auction
AT THE RIBBLESDALE CENTRE LINCOLN WAY CLITHEROE
in association with Bicxenstaff & Knowles. Specialist Auctioneers & Liquidators
heifers was £705.43, E. Nelson, and top kilo price was 128.5p for 440kg. £565.40, R. E. Baldwin. Steers and heifers: Continental
X light steers made to 116.5p (91.7p), medium 98.5p (89.6p), heavy to 108.5p (87.3p); other medium steers to 96.5p (79.8p), heavy steers to 92.8p (78.6p). Continental X light heifers made to 116.5p (97.2p), medium to 128.5p (89.4p), heavy to 107.5p
(86p). Sheep: Light hoggs made to J ^
73.5p (63.3p), standard to 78.4p (66.8p), medium to 83.8p (68.6p), heavy to 73.5p (66.4p), over weight to 65.7p (65.5p); horned ewes to £17 (£14.85); other ewes to £36.50 (£22.80): rams to £48
(£38.75). There were 18.780 tonnes of
straw forward in the produce sec tion. with wheat straw making to £33 per tonne and barley straw
making to £48 per tonne. Forward in the Beacon North-
West (Gisburn) Electronic Auc tion last week were 3,862 sheep
and 25 cattle. Standard hoggs made to 173p, medium to 178p, heavy to 144.5p;
steers to 172p: young bulls to 178p, heifers to 166p.
I Training talk
MEMBERS of Clitheroe Young Farmers' Club met at Pendleton Village Hall for an informative talk on sheep dog training. The group was given an insight into the "ins and
| outs" of making a good | sheep dog. Next week's meeting will include a talk by the Rare Breeds Society.
'■‘. m k ' ^ ..Jgr Advertiser/ani A The Clitheroe'- Take a dip with
WE HAVE teamed up with Primula for a special offer which is sure to drive our readers deeply dippy!
Primula’s range of premium-quality, luxuri ous dips means that, for the first time, you are being offered great-tasting dips with the convenience of long life. Primula has been a famous brand and a family favourite here in the UK for around 60 years and we are offering readers the chance to claim a free 40g Primula Dip.
Primula Dips come in delicious flavours,
such as Garlic & Herb, Spicy Mexican, Onion & Chive, Salsa and Nacho Cheese, and are distinctly rich and smooth.
They are perfect for parties and snacks, but also make great salad dressings and a tasty topping for jacket potatoes. Primula Dips
I come in attractive and convenient resealable I50g tubs and are great value at i around 99p.
I We have a bumper selection of 40g Primula Dips samples to give away free to
\ readers. Simply come along to our special stand at theTesco — -—- I store in Clitheroe between I lam and I pm today (Thursday I March 12th), and exchange your token for a free Primula
] Dip 40g sample.
I But hurry, this offer only applies while stocks last. How s that for a great reader offer which is designed to drive you
] deeply dippy! u r e
Hawthornthwaite walked the coastal paths of the
Isle of Man last year, from Douglas around rugged
cliffs near th e Calf of Man. Names such as Spanish Head gave a clue to the fate of a ship from the time of the Armada. P ic tu re s of th e highest mountain, Snaefell, and Peel Castle were taken on
the way. The trips ended on the
famous tram from Ram say back to Douglas. Last of all, Mr Michael
Caddy brought a series of outstanding slides from the Lake D is tr ic t in its many moods. The menace of Wastwater in clouds, Buttermere, Grizedale Farm and the Langdales, all taken with an eye for composition, including flashes of light in dark waters,
th re a ten in g
weather and, finally, a rinse-nn of a kingfisher
^productions Limited
BUY DIRECT
-/'racfttioriaZ furniture Captains
SwivelChair upholstered in hide
£325
Pedestal desks in mahogany with leather top from
£295
FOR FREE COLOUR BROCHURE CALL US ON FREEFONE 0800-137621
19 KENYON RD. LOMESHAYE IND.
EST.NELSON J.12, iyi65 mm
Renowned Global Importers & Wholesalers of fine based h the fashionable Avenue Louise Brussels, compnsing Gwa Import- Export SA, Gloria-Japan Corporation. Gkxia-America Into! 5tti Avenue
Page 1 |
Page 2 |
Page 3 |
Page 4 |
Page 5 |
Page 6 |
Page 7 |
Page 8 |
Page 9 |
Page 10 |
Page 11 |
Page 12 |
Page 13 |
Page 14 |
Page 15 |
Page 16 |
Page 17 |
Page 18 |
Page 19 |
Page 20 |
Page 21 |
Page 22 |
Page 23 |
Page 24 |
Page 25 |
Page 26 |
Page 27 |
Page 28
