Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 40 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, August 25th, 2005
www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Weekendplus Memories of yesteryear
A TALK by Mr Peter Dobson entitled “As things were” was well received by the- Clitheroe and District Masonic Fellowship. A highlight of his talks were the tales of
his family life. Many of the fellowship’s members could remember and relate to aspects like washing in cold water in a tin bath in front of the log tire. Mr Dobson had the entire room laughing with many of his tales, which culminated in a very enjoyable meeting. The speaker at the next meeting on Sep
tember 12th, 2-30 p.m. at West Bradford Vil lage Hall will be from the Kendal House Clinic in Clitheroe.
I St Mary’s Centre I
i S JCIitheroe’s Community Cinema I i 01200 424217 Clitheroe ^ Sl;ov, rimes from Fridav, Arousl 26ih I k
Friday, 26th August @ \ 7J0pm
Monday, 29th August @ 730pm ;
Tbesday, 30th August - NO FILM • Wednesday, 31st August @ 730pm |
Thursday, 1st September @ 730pm | Afternoon Matinee
CHAHLIKTHE CilOCOL.VFH FACiOin’ Ihcsday, 30th August @ 230pm Wednesday, 31st August @ 230pm Thursday, 1st
September @ 230pm KIBBLE FILM CLUB
DOWNFALL (15) Sunday, 4th September @ 730pm
i l l R5S,T;AU.ftWiiT: GOOD FOOD. GREAT FUN, WE'VE GOT SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
Community Website today, by clicking onto ‘ and then click onto...
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9th 12 noon - 4pm
Everything from flowers to fashions, stationery to suits, cokes to cars.
FRIDAY,
SEPT. 9th (A tribute to
the Legends) We pay tribute to Elvis, Freddy
Mercury, Tom Jones, The Rocky Horror Show, The Beatles and Rock and Roll. A night not to be missed.
Price per person including a 3-course Dinner £ 2 5
12 noon - 8pm F r o m o n S y £ 9.95
Coll and moke a booking with one o f the team or just arrive on Sunday for lunch
Slaidburn Rood, Woddington, nr Clitheroe
Tel: 01200 422333 Fax: 01200 429184 email:
info@moorcockinn.co.uk website:
www.moorcockinn.co.uk
Community^ NFORMATION. t Your comprshensfve guid e to P f L X X C t 0
Bumloy, Clitheroe, Pondle and surrounding areas O
Skipton & District Railway ”* Society
SKIPTOIVI MODEL RAILWAY
EXHIBITION at
Aireville School
Gargrave Road, Skipton AUGlisT
27th, 28th,/29th 2005 10am - 5pm all 3 days
Refreshments • Free Parking
Admission £3 (£2 concessions) Family £8 (2 adults, 2 children) 50p off 1 admission with this advert
(Offer limited to 1 per household) f lU i i o t v e « ” \oc®
THE spectacular private grounds of a 21st Century home in Brock- hall Village will come alive to the hit sounds of Bucks Fizz this week end.
Winners of the 1981 Eurovision
Song Contest, Bucks Fizz are returning to the Kibble Valley - ready to entertain the crowds with classic hits from the ’80s. One of the most successful two
boy/two girl harmony groups ever to emerge from the UK, Bucks Fizz wll perform at the Old Zoo on Sun day - thanks to property developer Gerald Hitman and his wife, Linda. Bucks Fizz were one of the
biggest bands of the early 1980s. The route to stardom began in 1981 when original band members Bobby G, Cheryl Baker, Mike
Breathtaking
Hot Air Balloons BALLOONS
OVER BARLICK Saturday, August 27th
Victory Park, Barnoldswick 6pm-9.30pm Mass Launch
Spectacular Night Glow (weather permitting)
FANTASTIC FIREWORK FINALE
Free Family Fun Event! |
Nolan and Jay Aston represented the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest and won with the never to be forgotten “Making Your Mind Up”. Over the years, worldwide record
sales have exceeded £50m., result ing in three number one hits and over 20 entries in the British charts, plus corresponding success in Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. A string of hits, including “My Camera Never Lies”, and “Heart of Stone”, have ensured that Bucks Fizz remain a major attraction in the world of music and entertainment. The group, now consisting of original lead singer Bobby G and talented artists Heidi Manton, Tammy Choat and Wayne Chin-
ACCRINGTON MARKET
SUNDAY CAR BOOT
. 52 weeks per year Stalls provided w ith cover and power Whether buying o r
selling, pay us a visit o r give us a call on
01254233816 (M65-J7)
nery, performed at Brockhall Vil lage last year and are back by pop ular demand. Manager Derek Royall, ol
Brockhall Village, said: “Every body knows the songs and thou sands of people enjoy the superb live stage shows that are performed a t over 200 venues each year throughout
the.world.” The concert will last from 6 to 8-
30 p.m. on Sunday. Doors open at 4-30 p.m. and there will be a licensed bar between 4-30 and 9 p.m. There will also be entertainment
from “Carl Johns Pants or Prizes”, an entertaining family game show. For more details, contact the
Avenue Restaurant on 01254 245650 or the security gate.
Kilnsey Show a Sports
Over 100 years o f country tradition /n the shadow o f Ktinsey Crag makes this i
; .one
of.the best family days-out in the.s>. Dales!
Cattle o Sheep o Horses Produce o Handicrafts o Horticulture
Dry Stone Walling O Sheep Dog Trials Falconry Display o Fishing Display Vintage Tractors c> Classic Cars
FARMERS MARKET
KILNSEY CRAG RACES h a rness r a c ing
Adults £8 Children £1 Under 5’s FREE Shoyrficld Parting E10 & E5 - Free Parting Off Field
Toesday, AogBst 30<>. 2005
..NO DOGS OTHER THAN GUIDE, DOGS OR
. COMPETING SHEEP DOGS ALUOWED ON J a n y p a r t o f t h e f ie l d
For further details contact the Secretary;
Mr D J Jamieson, PO Box 3. Grassington. Skipton, North Yorkshire. BD23 5UQ
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FREE entertainment is on offer tonight when Slaidburn Silver Band perfoms the last of its four summer “Brass at the Bounty” concerts for 2005. They are held at Slaidburn’s Hark to
Bounty Inn on the last Thursday of May, June, July and August, in the garden if the weather is fine or the Old Courtroom if it is wet. Having run for several years, the free concerts have become a popular Kib ble Valley institution. They start at 7-15
p.m. and people attending are advised to fo V o fV>o^r r»^trr>
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CLITHEROE GARDEN CLUB (Keeping a tradition alive)
ANNUAL SHOW Saturday August 27th ST. JAMES SCHOOL
GREENACRE ST. CLITHEROE Open to the public from 2.00 p.m. Admission FREE
Refreshments, Auction of produce.
Saturday, 27th August @ ; 730pm
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H ATHERTONS have for sale 39 Woodcrest, Wilpshire with a price tag of £279,950.
The property is a detached dormer bungalow set in a corner plot ivith a superb location in a much sought after area.
The property briefly comprises: spacious
entrance hall, shower room, kitchen, bedroom 3/playroom with double opening glazed doors from the hallway to spacious lounge, dining room.
To the first floor: bedrooms 1, : 2 and 4, fully tiled bathroom.'
Gas central heating is installed as well as double glazing throughout.
Outside there is a covered and decked rear porch area ivith inset lighting. Attached garage and a useful utility.
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B MSW HEWETSONS are offering for sale 27 Sydney Avenue, Whalley with a reduced price of offers around £215,000.
The property is a semi detached family house located in a cul-de-sac setting within minutes walk of the village centre.
With views across to Whalley Nab and open fields to the rear, this three bedroom, two reception room home has recently been renovated.
This includes new kitchen, bathroom, gas central heating boiler, interior and
B PURPLE Willow have
exterior decorations. Also dining room and house bathroom. •
The property benefits from off road parking for two cars with front and rear, gardens, landscaped gravel areas with rockery and specimen plants.
a traditional garden fronted three bedroom mid terraced property, Newton Street, Clitheroe with an asking price of £154,500. The dwelling offers generously proportioned and up-to-date contemporary living accommodation comprising of: ground floor: entrance hall, tlu-ough lounge with feature fireplace, dining room and kitchen with a range of matching wall/base units. To the first floor: three bedrooms and bathroom. On the second floor there is an attic room. Externally there is a rear yard
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with external lighting with a useful outbuilding with power and a Worcester boiler can be found to the rear of the ■ property. . This is a house which has to be viewed to be appreciated.
Cottage has lavish garden
IF you like to keep household maintenance to the minimum, but love spending time out doors in a lavish garden with stunning views, this is the property for
you. Number 8 Calder Vale,
at Whalley, is a recently refurbished and very tidi ly presented two-bedroom end terrace cottage. What sets this property
apart from similar ones is the fantastic garden, stretching to one-third of an acre and adjoining the banks of the River Calder. The views along and across the river and open countryside beyond are simply delightful. The stone-built cottage
sits at the end of a small row just off King Street and only a short walk from the village amenities. I t has been very well
8 Calder Vale, Whalley
Price: £299,950
maintained inside and out and tastefully decorated. At ground floor level are a comfortable lounge and a separate dining room with those riverside views, plus a newly-fitted kitchen. It has part-tiled walls, a
breakfast bar, ceiling spot lights, a good range of wall and base units and a built- in oven and hob. At first floor level are
two good-sized bedrooms, the second housing the central heating combi boiler in an airing cup board. The house bathroom
has a newly-fitted three- piece suite with a shower over the bath, glass show er screen and fully tiled walls.
Central heating and
double glazing make this a cosy and appealing low- maintenance property that is ready to walk into. However, you may have
to drag yourself away from that extensive gar den, with immaculate lawns, well-stocked flower borders and a small orchard of apple, pear and plum trees. The constant sound of
gently running water from the former millrace gives a sense of relaxation and tranquillity. A greenhouse and brick-
built store are found in the garden and there is more storage for garden equip ment, or room for a work shop, in the detached dou ble garage. This substantial stone
faced tandem garage has an electrically-operated door and also light and power.
Agents’ index ' J
■ Page 42
Dacre, Son & Hartley Page 43
ander fon bosonnet Pages 44,45,46&47
Pages 48 & 49 Page 50 & 51 Planning permission is
also in place for a full- width single storey exten sion to the rear of the cot tage.
property online: click on tp § 0
www.propertytoday.co.uk This property must be
viewed to be fully appreci- ated and th a t can be arranged through the agent, Mortimers, at 5
and 7 Castle Street, Clitheroe (Tel: 01200 427331) and 39 King Street, Whalley (Tel: 01254 825556).
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