Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 28 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, April 6th, 2006 www.clitheroetoday.co.uk


Residents in for a treat with A Cappella group


RESIDENTS in Chipping are looking forward to a concert by the A Cappella Singers on Sat­


urday. The evening of choral music under the title of


“Rejoice in the Lamb” will be the first time the singers have performed in the village’s St Bartholomew’s Church. Under the artistic lead of musical director


Andrew MacLaren from Preston, this highly acclaimed group of singers from the Hyndbum, Blackburn and Ribble Valley area, will perform music by composers Mendelsohn, Britten, Per- golesi and Haydn that has been specially chosen to coincide with the Easter period. Giving a mixed programme of music, the


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Meatloaf contest winner


WINNER of our competi­ tion for two tickets to this weekend’s Meatloaf and Cher tribute show in Clitheroe was reader Mrs Margaret Bond, who cor­ rectly answered that Meatloaf could see “Par­ adise by the Dashboard Light”. The concert, “To


Hell and Back”, takes place at the St Mary’s Centre, Church Brow, Clitheroe, on Saturday at 7-30 p.m. Tickets are available from the St Mary’s Centre, Clitheroe Tourist Information Cen­ tre or by calling 01200 424217.


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singers are not afraid of performing several new works in the repertoire at every concert, and this concert will be no exception. John Gray, who is well known in the area, will


accompany the group and will play a solo item on the newly refurbished organ of the parish church of Chipping. Tickets are already selling well for the concert,


which will start at 7-30 p.m. However, there is still time to secure a seat with admission plus programme for the evening costing £5 (conces­ sions £4) with those under 12, going free. Tickets and further details about Saturday’s


concert can be obtained from John Gray on 01254 884401 or chairman Jean Robinson on 01254 246130 or e-mail: arthurandjean@tis- cali.co.uk The singers are on the lookout for future ven­


ues for 2007 onwards, and have several dates that are available. Performing to audiences of no less that 100


people, they have been able to raise substantial funds for many charity groups over their 11-year history. Help is available in the promotion of any con­


cert that they support and anyone who like more details should contact either Martin Sales on 01254 885365 (e-mail: martindsales@ntl- world.com) or the concert co-ordinator Anne Gray on 01254 884401.


Valley youngsters take a trip into the land of poetry


PRIMARY and high school pupils from across the Ribble Valley have worked togeth­ er to write and publish a new poetry book. Pupils from five primary schools were


invited to submit poems for a book being compiled by a Young Enterprise company. Titled “I Saw, I Thought, I Wrote”, the


booklet is just one of several products being marketed and sold by Energo, the Young Enterprise company from Ribblesdale High School Technology College. The aim of the poetry book was to give


youngsters an outlet for the skills they learn in Key Stage 2 literacy. Such was its popularity that the original 32-page book, which features poems by


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i* Spring Concert by the Longridge Band


- on Friday 7th April, 2006


^ 8pm, Chipping Village Hall Admission: £7.50 including drink and


canapes in the interval ^


Telephone 01200 41440 > ^ ft ^


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EASTXANCASHIRE RAILVVAY :


DOLTON STREET STATION, DURY, BL9 OEY T H E FAM IL Y D A Y O U T IN


A S C E N IC RIVER V A L L E Y ALL WEATHER ATTRACTION


OPEN ALL THIS EASTER 12th April WEDNESDAY


through to 23rd APRIL SUNDAY ' Including Good Friday & Easter Monday


DISCOVERTHE EAST LANCASHIRE STEAM HERITAGE RAILWAY


Ride behind a vintage steam locomotive to view the scenic West Pennine Moors,


break your journey at any station to visit the many shops and markets nearby.


Tel: 0161 764 7790 www.east-lancs-rly.co.uk


HEYWOODV BURY_-RAMSBOTTOM-RAVyTENjn’ALL^i;


01200424217 www.stage-screen.co.uk Screen


St Mary’s Centre Church St, Clitheroe


Samlesbury Hall


Preston New Road, Samlesbuiy, Preston PR5 OUP 01254 812229


CiranH Fastpr Aiirtlon Fri 7th -Thurs 13th April & 7.3npm


‘S Y R IA N A ’ (certi5) No film Saturday


Mon 10th - Fri 14th April Q 2.3npm


‘CHICKEN LinLE’(certu) No film Tuesday


Sun 9th Ap fiie 7.3npm


‘CALVAIRE’(certi8) Stage


Sat 81h April & 7.3npm


The Ultimate Meatloaf and Cher tribute Tickets £12 and £10


Licensed bar & limited seating


All entries have been privately sourced Indud- ing many quality lots


Antiques and Fine Furniture Ceramics 8.. Silver


Glllow Style Dining Table Christopher Dresser Style Glassware


And a high quality selection of jewellery, pock­ et watches and costume Jewellery


Plus an eclectic selection of mtuiy small Items


Viewing Monday 10th to Friday 15th April 11.00am-4.30pm


Wednesday 12th April 11 .OOam-S.OOpm Morning of the Sale 9.30am


,t 0 t ■ - u- 2 5 1 ■ i )■' r '> ■! 1 - ii i 5 ; F i ^ (i i! 'i !i 4 1 f t i 5: «? i f . ii 11 c o v e r i n g : b u r n l e y c o l n e b a r n o l d s w i c k e a r b y n e 1 s o n c l i t h e r o e the r i b b I e v a l l e y To be held here at the Hall


On Saturday 15th April 2006 10.30cim-12.30pm Lunch


1.30pm-3.30pm appx ' j


Antique & collectors Fair 2 D ay Easter Event


Sun 16lh & Mon 17th April - 10am to 4pm Kings Mill Antiques Centre


Kings Mill, Queen St, Harlc Syke, Burnley BBIO 2HX


Tables from Only £5 each


Tables, chairs & electric supplied. Set up from Sam, Trade fro 9am, Public from 10am No New Goods


Book Now:- Tel. Linda 01282 431953


pupils from Brookside, Edisford, St James’s, Read and Simonstone schools, had to be increased by 16 pages to accommodate as many youngsters’ work as possible. As an added incentive, the book’s directors


judged all the poems and last week presented Easter Eggs to Lucy Standring, the overall winner, and to all the runners up. The book is now available from the partici­


pating schools and from Neil Ashworth, the link teacher from Ribblesdale, who can be contacted on 422563. Lucy Standring, from Brookside School, is


pictured with the runners-up and members of the Young Enterprise team. (B290306/2)


012.83L 661234 FRED DIBNAH’S


PENULTIMATE JOURNEY BY A HUMBLE TRUCKER


An illustrated talk on Fred’s journey aroung Great Britain with his newly restored Traction Engine


At the Hark to Bounty Iim Slaidburn Friday 7th April 2006 Starts at 8pm


please contact Nick Hey on C01200) 446246


Admission by Ticket Only £5 inc. supper For more information and tickets


A STONE-BUILT detached four-bedi’oomed home in Sawlcy is this week’s featured property. Benefiting from a


detached double garage, the house has easily man­ aged gardens to the front and rear. Accessed via the


canopied entrance, the hall has a quarter return stair­ case, which has an under­ stairs cupboard. There is a cloakroom


with two-piece white suite with gold-coloured fittings and ceramic tiled walls. Also on the groundfloor


is a study with double glazed window. The lounge has an


impressive period-design fireplace with Living Flame gas fire. There are mullioned double glazed windows to one wall and sliding patio doors to the other. A double door leads


21 Brow gale Sawiey


Price: £.305,000


to the dining room, which also has double glazed patio doors. In the kitchen are fitted


base and wall units, with cupboard fronts in light oak, including a glazed dis­ play cabinet. There are a range of built-in/integrated appliances including a split level oven with hob and extractor, fridge and freez­ er and a dishwasher. Shelved storage cup­


boards are located on the landing. The master bedroom


benefits from built-in furni­ ture, comprising robes cup­ board, bed side cabinet and dressing table, as well as a three-piece en suite with panelled bath with shower.


wash handbasin and w.c. and a built-in wardrobe. Two further bedrooms have built-in furniture. As


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well as having a fourth bedroom, the property has a four-piece house bath­ room suite in white with


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gold-coloured fittings. Viewing is strictly by


appointment with the agent, Anderton Bosonnet,


on 01200 428691 (WhaUey office 01254 825569) or-via the website: www.ander- tonbosonnet.co.uk


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Pages 41 &42 Spotlight on this week’s hot properties


A LARGE semi-detached cot­ tage in a sought-after Ribble Valley village is on the market tvith Honeywell for £199,000. Number 15 Mellor Lane, in


Mellor, provides a high stan­ dard of excellent-sized accom­ modation. A spacious lounge, dining


room and fitted kitchen make up the ground floor while upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a family bath­ room. The property is sur­ rounded by lawned gardens \ o the front and rear and has off­ road parking for two cai s. For more details or to view, contact the agents at 1 Castie-


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A MIXTURE of modern and traditional features makes Bobbin Mill an appealing four- bedroomed family property. Surrounded by an attractive


garden, it is on the market with MSW Hewetsons for £495,000. Nestling in the tranquil area


gate, Clitlieroe (01200 42G041) or 79 King Street, Whalley ( 01254 S2 1411 ' or via their website Oil tiie following: www.honei'wel!.co.uk


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of Up Brooks, Clitheroe, the spacious ground floor has a reception hall, lounge, dining room, snooker room and break­ fast kitchen. The first floor boasts a mas­


ter bedroom, dressing room, en-suite with Jacuzzi bath, three more bedrooms and a house shower room. An integral garage and a rear


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LOCATED in a popular resi­ dential area is a delightful three-bedroomed detached family home. Asking price by Mortimers is


£235,000, for the tastefully fur­ nished 21 Moorland Avenue, Clithoroe. A lounge, dining area and


driveway offer exten.sive park­ ing. For more details or to view,


contact the agents at G Church Street. Clitheroe (01200 421142') or via their website: www.mswhewetson.s.co.uk


kitchen complete the down­ stairs feaiures, while a two- stage open-tread staircase leads to three bedrooms and a mod­ ern hou.so sliowor room. Outside there is an integral


single gai'age and flagged drive­ way suilable for up to three pai’ked cars, while the attrac­ tive front garden, patio area


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and ornamental w’ildlife com­ plete the property’s appeal. For more details or to view,


contact tlie agents at 5--7 Cas­ tle Street. Clitheroe (01200 427331) or 39 King Street, Whaliey (01254 825556) or via their website: www.mor- timers-proporty.co.uk


Agents'


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