Clitheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursday, May 10,2012 www.cIitheroeadvertIser.co.uk € - J _ -Q


IT was bidding from customers overseas that drove prices forward in Siiverwoods' special antiques auction' on April 26th, with items being sent out after the saie as far afield as Russia, China, America and Italy. Bidding was particuiarly strong for three Chinese .


antiques, inciuding a late 19th Century blue and white cylindrical vase decorated with figures and servants in a


woodiand garden, which achieved £1,600 for a Whailey vendor., A smaller piece of blue and white pottery, a Chinese


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fruit bowl decorated with birds and, butterfiies and again from the late 19th Century, made £480 - more than four times its estimate. An oriental ivory tusk vase later in the sale went under


the hammer for £900. All available telephone lines were booked for bidding


on several rare items of Russian silver and enarfielware. auction prices


with the star of the collection being a brightly decorated "kovsh", or drinking vessel, possibly by Nikolai Strulyev. It sold for £1,400 and a snuff box attributed to Feodor


Lorie achieved £1,300. A small teaspoon featuring a view of Moscow sold for


£130 to a buyer from Belarus. A collection of fine malt whiskies also proved popular


with the market, as did some smaller quirkier items - a George III mahogany truncheon featuring the Royal coat of arms went for £200 and a cased Victorian demi parure for £420, both to London dealers. H For anyone thinking of selling, Siiverwoods holds


free valuations which take place every Monday from 9 a.rri. to 4 p.m. and items can be left for sale at either the Silvenvoods weekly or bi-monthly auctions. For more details call wvwv.silverwoods.co.uk or


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Clitheroe Library Each Thursday 9-30 a.m. to noon. Braille |L Tel. 01200 426063. Each Tuesday at 2 p.m. - Lip reading sessions in the meeting room. Saturday, 12th May from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Get Growing Day. Swap unwanted plants and seeds, receive expert gardening advice and join in green fingered famiiyfun.


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Club Every Monday evening. Ribble Valiey Visualiy Impaired Group. Teiephone 01200 426822.


Pendle Club, t .'M i',;


Loweigate Each Tuesday at 7-30 p.m. Sequence dancing for over-55s. Every Wednesday 2 p.m. to 4 pun.


Young at Heart Club for gentle - seated exercise.


Gisbum Festival


Hall First Saturday of the


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Locally made cakes, bakes and crafts plus locally grown plants and cut flowers for sale. Refreshments available Every Thursday at 1030 a.m. "Secret Singers" community choir. Olwyn Pearce 07891471404 or olwyn® naturalvoice.net (booking essentiai). Also every Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Bam, Turner Fold, Read. Friday, May 11 th and every other Fflday at 10- 30 a.m. Free dropfn social organised by East Lancashire People Rrst (adults with learning disabilities). Tel. 01200 428604. Friday, May 11th and every other Friday at 1-30 p.m. WhizzTots mums and toddlers group.


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Ribble Valley Dance Studio at Clitheroe United


Reformed Church Mondays at 10-45 a.m., Tuesdays at 5-15 p.m. and Thursdays at 10.15 a.m. Zumba and Zumba Gold . (Mondays and Thursdays), which is a slightiy shorter less intense work-out for mature movers.


exercise. Telephone 01200 453076/453077.


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Every Wednesday night Kai Karate Club.


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Meth^ist Chundi Every Tuesday 9-15 a.m. to 11 a.m. Little Rshes &oup fortoddlers and babies with parents or carers.


Gisbum Stiik


House Hotel Every Thursday at 7 p.m. Women’s weekly personal development group, "Isn’t rt time 2bu?". . Contact Carolyne Lobb on 01200 445258 for further detaiis.


Ribble Valley Citizens Advice Bureau, Wesleyan Row, Parson


Lane, Clitheroe Every Friday 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. R rst Choice Credit Union for savings accounts and affordable loans. Membership open to all Ribble Valley residents. For further infomiation, telephone 01706 215082 or log on to www.firstchoicecu.co.uk.


The Grand Friday, May U th at noon. The Dorian FbrdTrio. Enjoy the repertoire of Biii Evans


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, May n th at 7 p.m. dmiral Failow& Sweeney


Astray. Critically acclaimed Admirai Faliow, tipped to be the next big band from Scotland, play with support from Clitheroe band Sweeney Astray, which takes its name from the titie of the weii known Seamus Heaney poem. Tickets are £ 7.5 0 . Saturilay, May 12th at 7 p.m. Salsa S'izzler featuring Indira Roman. Speciai sa lsa dancing event with Cuban singing star indira and dancing led by former UK salsa dance champion Noel Hernandez. Tickets are £16.50 including food or £ 10 for dancing oniy. Tuesday, May 15th from 6-30 p.m. (doors). Rim n i^ t “The Man with the Jazz Guitar". Tickets are £10 including supperand£6forfilm oniy. Friday, May 18th at noort. The Jazz Dawgs. Eat your lunch with a side dish of music. Entry is £ 2 per person but free to holders of The Grand’s Affinity Card. Friday, May 18th at 7 p.m. ■The Oiympianist-Anthony Hewitt. Intemationaily renowned pianist and avid cyciist Anthony Hewitt is the Oiympianist. To celebrate the London Olympics 2012, he is cycling the iength of Britain, stopping off en route, inciuding f’ in Clitheroe, to give recitals. 7 :e s Tickets are £ 1 0 .


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Saturday, May 19th at 7 'S p.m.


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Rambunkshus. Ska band The Selecter revive their 2 Tone iabei hits.


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This cased Victorian demi parure (above) went for £420 to a London dealer.


The hammer fell at £1,400 on this brightly decorated "kovsh" (left),


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Thursday, May 10tli?-,^^lf**l6^ Monday, May 14th. ^ e v . Thursday, May 17th. ''.i Monday, May 21st. Thursday, May 24th.


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in Chatbum Schooi Hali at 7-15' p.m. improvers and experienced players weicome. ' Cost £1.50 members, visitors £ 2.5 0 . For further details, telephone 01254 877256.


Trinity Mettiodist Church Hall,


Clitiieroe Wednesday, May 23rd ' Saturday, May 26th ____ 7-30 p.m. Trinity Drama group pre^ its take on the Wiiiiarra comedy “CarambaV astoiyofwhathapp three eideriy ia d i^ together in a


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■ ■ I . £16 holidays are per person, per break for summer holidays in May, June, July and early September 2012. £10 holidays are P^r person, A V E tO V o m/6 off MOT'S


Servicing MOT Testing Recovery/ Breakdown


Insidetrack Autocentre (Formally Motorppint Ltd) Victoria Street, Clitheroe, Lancs, BB71BL


01200 427899


Insidetrack Fast Fit 62 Moor Lane,


Clitheroe, BB7 2AJ


(across from Sainsburys) 01200 427292


fie r per customer. Photocopied vouchers not accepted, p n with any other offer. Valid until 10th June 2012


Up to 60^/o e a t l t e ® " - S of booking. Adults and children (including infants) are charged at the same per person price. i, i-j u


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per break for autumn holidays in September (excluding 3rd and 7th)and October 2012. All breaks are based on a minimum of 4 people ^ p,„umrrr mifort nmmntinn Full navment for the holiday is reouired at time sharing for 3 or 4 nights. A £2.50 online booking fee applies. Compulsory service / electricity charges and entertainment charges may also apply. Password collect promotion. Full payment tor the noiioay requireo


: A George III mahogany Truncheon featuring the Royal'. - coat of arms went for £200.


SUMMER ^ HOLIDAYS s


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A great new holiday offer! Need a holiday? We've teamed up with BreakFree Holidays to bring back our £16pp* summer short breaks. Our amazing deal includes 3 and 4-night stays at more than 140 holiday parks across the UK.


We also have autumn breaks from £10pp* in standard accommodation. To take part, simply collect 6 passwords that we'll print in this newspaper - online booking opens on Friday 18th May 2012.


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We've included parks from all of your favourite holiday hotspots - there are stunning coastal locations, pretty seaside towns and popular attractions, Plus, you can add entertainment passes to your booking to make use of brilliarit pool complexes, kids clubs and sports facilities.


£10pp Autumn Holidays also Available!!


BreakFree ^ HOimYs.a.uk Choose your holiday dates!


With this offer you can enjoy a 3 or 4-night short break.


(charged at £16 per person* for standard accommodation): Monday - Friday (4-night breaks):


11,18,25 June, 2,9,16 July, 3 September. Friday - Monday (3-night breaks):


8,15,22,29 June, 6,13,20 July, 7 September.


(charged at £10 per person for standard accommodation): Monday - Friday (4-night breaks):


21,28 May, 10,17,24 September, 1,8,15,22 October, 5,12,19 November.


Friday - Monday (3-night breaks):


25 May, 14,21,28 September, 5,12,19 October, 2,9,16 November.


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*£16 and £10 per person per break, based on a minimum of 4 sharing. Cornpulsory service charges and optional entertainment pass charges may also apply. A £2.50 booking fee applies to online bookings. For full terms and


conditions see below or visit www.breakfreeholidays.co.uk/regional.


F IR S T 3 P A S SW O R D S


the p * . , « . r t s feat.,ed In this ofcFleadenimonlB»lllbeh,Id l » « W t h e booking promotion. This offer is subject to promotional availability and BreakFree reserves the right to remove any accommodation on any . holiday park/operator and theirs with you. Your application (postal or on-line) is your acceptance of the terms and editions of ^


AMeB T nTS can be made by you after your holiday application has been confirmed online or your confirmation has been issued to you in accordance with your application, unless the reason


10. These are self catering holidays in caravans, chalets, apartments or lodges. Your holiday starts


lIServicechargesareappliedbyanumberofUKholidayparkstocoyerthecostofpre-arrivaideaningandpr a r ^ electricity is included in tids charge. Service charges will be charged direct to you .b/your Patk in advance of Vour arr^aL Some


I I . Bed linen is not included in the price, but may be offered for hire by the park. A charge for extras ^ 9- “ t^, highch i ,


13. UK Holidays: 3-night weekend breaks start on Friday and end on Monday. 4-night midweek breafo start on Monday and ^ 14. It is your responsibility to leave your holiday home in the condition that you found it. Breakages,


15. Insurance is not included and is £10 per booking for personal and motor breakdown insurance if required. Yo^^^^ m -g Insurance Premium Taxes collected are the Insurers' monies and passed immediately to Optinium as


the Finance Services Authority. Full details of the insurance can be found on the Breakfree Holidays website o sent o you by ^ 16. Pets cannot be booked in this holiday offer. Where parks are able to accept pets this will be shown on your c o n f irm a t io n ^


a ‘' J M (5 Lt 't , ronfirmation has been issued The party with whom you have your holiday accommodation unit C a n c e 1S j :h r rg « ^ ' of cancellation by you afterthe holiday on^deoarture day Please note thaf s L e fecilities may be seasonal.


. . u . ^ if reouired will be made by the park and is payable directly to the park. ^


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fharaes are listedin full on the website and are per unit per night. Gas and g e an aoamona r


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sent separately from your holiday confirmation. All Insurance Premiums and , Insurance Co Lfii to be held in trust. These companies are authorised and regulated by


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