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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 1st, 1973 u


GRINDLETON WIN ‘REHEARSAL’


Giindlctoii 3. Commercial l * f in a l league


: ie ; o! ih e Clitheroe and •riT„ Snooker League t„ played tonighv, ] cagUt! a c ’..- B illmg ton B took a


I'.oie ag a in s t R o y a l B r it ish noil la s t week.


iu i Hie village side, w h o * i m at eh of the season is return w ith the Legion


e. look v ir tu a lly certain ...lin ing tiie honours.


\ M il by Police, however, ■


■ moved them into second


,ce. equal w ith B i l l in gt011 bold, teams being ^ ..in- behind t ile leaders.'


T irU ie r down the table ilio ns a rc by no means


.ied. with no less than six me 12 teams on equal


I! KSl'l.TS me llriiish l.ceion 10. Uim,,-.


!, •; Vnnleton *. Wadrtmsi.7,, W.iUilinalon II li. Polio,, j , •' *. Social Club" fil


E?! re.-itrr. m m i,i- liiiwtlloom


a i,,tn6.o°«»j5 « H c ;,;,‘'Fo.,n-b.,m Cl! loo under-


m ■ ‘.‘.y.-.A-curn a: colours. ” 1


,


I V[l. lo'ed. | Briluli Axniimtcr Body ,


| Caipci.Sjvc.il !.m, i CJ.00 per |


j VJrd c;i l.'v'; NMulifully I f:3!tern-_*cJ Avri'nitur. oi.ViV fold lor 0 .2 5 per


j f j v.:rd. Biiik Pmiiiitiie Price Ha £2.25 per yd. fitted.


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seen, A 10. Conservative!, t.‘ V .ewe: Koyal British Xa-ajoa


e l 1 :1, S. Cllklersiono.s g'.


■ . . eeileli li 12.>. ,1. UorKioio- 11 Sio-.vurl ,fi: li. Hareronvoq i • (';"ii-.TO<l i l ; M. Alston D2 :: ‘’ lin'T;;


!•>!• -’k Ti: T Hall 7.1 V ! 'j : I. V, ilkam.son 7i,


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\\ aii.iinLiit-ti A won two came. poT.w, by default.


1. < 1 ■V. P <’raii; 38; K. Wadding


hi- n. Altham 43; S. Hattoa 1 McKnu-e 75.


00. (;. Tilley fin: ]■'


"LLii-Jon A 4:-5. Social Club 114 f':.<.!« rirk 85, \V. Dunn fifi; c ‘ . t ’Mi,- fi7. K. llor.slleld 75; R


.. :r.. K. Tavlor 46; T . Warden r . UilHinson 41; M. Aitkcn K I'urii 7fi; C. Itobinson 40


( ltd) 5o:{. Cnldcrsdom* tvle. fill, T. Lcodcr SH­ IM. H. Claylon fit; H.


2<L 15. I f in d lo 70; j . Cl, 1). Wynne fifi.’


73. I*. Backhouse HR. n:i. .p. ix*<» 7:;; g '.


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•r< r 7y, (;. Spink 41; 50, r>. Smith fill; 1\ (•. Blackburn 70; 15. A. .Johnson 72; P..


A 411. Conservatives


. C.;.w'jurthwaitc 12: 1C !i'». W. Lewis fil.


"IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE"


!< A IVITI. KNOWN i


1)1 OTi; HIT ONLY IP YOU ! Giuosi: Tin: c o k k u c t m i id ia .


INGS ARMS arc the only > ::: Clithcroe Amateur » ;• ball Lcacue not to have a hnnic match this


m. In fact, thing's have to encode a point to a


l.UOK AltOUNT) AND ASK Ulli KAILS AND CIRCU­


LATION. YOU WONT JJIC Snil’KISII) TO FIND THIS


nrat can c;ivie you itik ftLST IN AUVLimSING. I


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SINCE their openinp 40 years ago, the premises of Ribhlcsdalc School and Adult Centre have more than doubled in size, as this week's aerial picture shoics. The darker IV shape of the original buildings has


now been augmented by a cluster of ncto concrete structures, much lighter coloured in the photograph. The single-storey area that adjoins the old part now houses the art department, while the large, wivdowless building beside it is the smart new sports hall. Opposite the sports hall is a house block—the hcad-


guarlers of Hodder and Kemple houses. The structure adjoining the top end. of the tennis courts has been built to accommodate extra pupils through the raising


of the school leaving age, and is known as the RSLA block. Between this block and Turner Street a car park has been built since this picture was taken, to cope


with all vehicles visiting the school and adult centre. One other change has taken place, loo. since the picture was taken. The gardens in the quadrangles between the original building have been excavated, and are now being landscaped. Higlifield Road runs across the bottom, of our


picture, and the nearest school building Lo there is the laboratory block— also- a new addition—where ■physics, chemistry and biology lessons take place. The small, dark-roofed building lo the right of the labs is the project room. This portable building was originally sited where the new house block now stands. Also easily distinguishable is Ribblcsdalc Nursery


School (bottom right) and Castlcjord Old People’s Home just above that. At the top of the picture is SI James’s Church, with Church Meadows to its left. Part of Whalley Road is just visible on the jar right, while


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H. Waiiiislcy -17. F. Booth 99! A Hord .*,7. T. Swift 77; .1 “|»*


K < 127. Police <155


13/25 Penny Street


BLACKBURN CHiTord 7?,’


I. .I'l'.ileiiuiny ,1. D. Whoa .• i. W.-.r.dt-v fit, J . Crouthcr


•:• T»-n 2.*.!!. _\Va(Mingtnn \ K (


d5. M. Soudriv 2, T. Makinson


* .;pl«£ 2.«


t,1 f?.05. Bulk so-


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GRINDLETON and Com­ mercial's rehearsal for Saturday's Aitken Shield match was played on a 'muddy pitch which made difficulties for both sides, but Grindleton made the best of the conditions to win 3-1. C.'.mmercial opened the


scoring through Ireland with a shot which Dewhurst should have saved. Apart from this. Dewhurst played one of his best games for Grindleton, who began to


find their rhythm. Slior- rocks scon levelled the scores.


The second half brought


some good football from both sides, but Grindleton t efforts paid oft when Taylor broke clear and gave Loynd no chance with an excellent shot.


Commercial tried hard to


pull one back, but could not break through a solid defence. Grindleton made sure cf both points when Parkinson made it 3—1 with another well-taken goal.


Public NoHces BOWLAND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL


NOTICE OF GENERAL RATE 1973


- 1974


5’»> (oft dinner I1.",’'0‘T 9 MONTHS


i b i g d i s c o u n t s * f o r c a s h


% / i R ^ C R E P I T ,i-,k {or details. (r=


' TUjFftnbi'.cICU'VL , nr'nicir.brr ail Kays Carpets :- :0-“S include tittinn.


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NOTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN — (1' that on the 26th day of Februarv. 1973. the Bowland Rural District Council as the rating authority for the said Rural District, duly made and approved a ‘ General Rate of THIRTY ONE PENCE in the pound for the period commencing on 1st April. 1973, and ending on 31st March. 1974. together with additional items in certain parishes as set out in the Schedule below. (21 that such General Rate will be payable at the offices of the Council at the address below (also at the villages at the times and dates specified on the General Rate Accountsi by two equal half-yearly instalments due on the first day of April. 1973, and oil the first day of October. 1973, respectively.


(31 that under Section 48 of the General Rate Act. 1967. there will be a reduction in all parishes of 6d


in the pound


in respect of wholly domestic properties and a reduction of Bp in the pound in respect of mixed hereditaments, as defined in the Act.


S C H E D U L E Parish


Bolton-by-Bowland Gisburn Grindleton Newton Slaidbuin Waddington West Bradford


DATED the 27th day of February, 1973.


Council Offices, 32 Pimlico Road,Clithcroe.


L. D. TELFORD, Clerk of the Council.


THE CLITHEROE SCHOOL OF MUSIC


will open in the very near future and will offer courses to Students of all ages in —


Public Notices


NEW SUMMER SCHOOL FOR NORTH-WEST LANCASTER 73


Discovering the Lake District. Landscape Painting. Pottery.


Music Round the Harpsichord Squash.


Badminton. Fencing. Coastal Navigation & Sailing. Home Management for the 70's.


TUITION ONLY £!).


For accommodation and other details write for all action brochure to Chief Education Officer i fl.IM i, P.O. Box Cl. Countv Hall. Preston PR1 8RJ. or call your Local Lancashire Adult Education Centre.


Piano, Voice, Guitar, Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Trumpet, Trombone, French Horn and Percussion. Telephone for interview


BLACKBURN 62888 Monday to Friday, 10 — 12-30 p.m. ST JOSEPH'S


ROMAN CATHOLIC CEMETERY


WADDINGTON ROAD CLITHEROE


Notice is hereby given that


it is proposed to remove the side stones surrounding graves in the above cemetery. It is hoped that by so doing


the appearance of the ceme­ tery will be improved and future maintenance made easier. The owner of any grave


S S s g l l : & ITERATIONS sH i


Don’t throw your unwanted away


Let


Bee-Line Want-Ads


WHAT THE MOTORING SAY ABOUT THE OPEL MANTA


The c.ir (cels like a sports car, responsive and taut”— Hot Car. b is definitely a driver’s car”— Financial Times. The very first thing you notice about the interior is the attractive styling, which


I" no w°y Sets in the way of function”— Car and Driver. Beneath the shapely tail of the Manta is a vast boot”— Motor. Manta Rallye SR will not disappoint the sporting driver"— Autocar. Opcls safety engineering extends beyond the usual interior crash padding— Drive. Comprehensive standard equipment"— Autocar.


FULL RANGE OF OPELS IN STOCK USE OUR MINIMUM DEPOSIT FINANCE


Lancs.


KADETT ASCONA MANTA REKORD


£50 deposit or outright purchase price ........................ £925 £125 deposit or outright purchase price ........................ £1400 £150 deposit or outright purchase price ........................ £1525 £175 deposit or outright purchase price ........................ £1575


COMMODORE £250 deposit or outright purchase price ........................ £2000


CLITHEROE Salthill Road Tel: 3011


STERLING


REMOULDS ARE GREAT VALUE FOR MONEY FROM ATS


sell them for you Phone BURNLEY


22331


which will be affected by these works who has any ob­ jection to what is proposed is invited to write to the under­ signed setting cut the grounds of such objection and their alternative proposals (if anyi bv not later than the 31st March. 1973. after which date the works referred lo may be commenced. It is not proposed to inter­


fere in any way with grave headstones.


Dated this 1st day of March, 1973. Signed: Rev. Kevin McElhatton, S.J.


The Presbytery, St Michael and St John's. Lowergate. CLITHEROE.


POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS Notice is hereby given, pur­


suant to the provisions of the Telegraph Acts, that the Post Office, having obtained the consent in that behalf of the body having the control of the public road (si described below, intends to place a tele­ graphic line over,, along and across the said public road(s). and l'or that purpose to erect and maintain posts in and upon the same under the powers conferred on it by the said Telegraph Acts. One post in the grass verge


in Clitheroe Road. Barrow. Whalley, at a point opposite the side road between Exton Terrace and Brantley View.


J. H. STANIER,


General Manager, Telephone House, 10 Duke Street,


Blackburn BB2 1BA. January. 1973. Situations Vacant REQUIRED BV Whittaker (Swanfield) Ltd


AN 8-LOOM CHECK WEAVER DAY WORK.


Apply —


SWANFIELD SHED, COLNE Telephone Colne 523-1


Ledgard & Wynn Ltd Skipton


V A U A N C I K S L A D Y


t-o take charge of small work room making curtains and loose covers. Five day week. Good salary.


Phone Skipton 2665 ffor interview Notice is hereby given—


1 That on the 26th dav of February, 1973. tiie Clith-


eroe Rural District Council, as Rating Authority for the Rural District of Clitheroe. duly approved and made a General Rate over the whole district of thirty-two pence in the pound, for the period commencing on the 1st da.v of April. 1973. and ending on the 31st dav of March. 1974.


2 That on the same day. the said Rating Authority duly approved and made for the said period Additional Items of General Rate as follows— In the parish of— Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley— ip


Bowland with Leagram—lp


Chatburn—lp Chipping—lp Pendleton—lp Thornley with


Wheatley—lp


Whalley—lp Wiswell—lp


3 That under Section 48 of tiie General Rate Act. 1967. there will be a reduction in all parishes of 6p in thr pound in respect of wholly domestic properties, and a reduction of 3p in the pound in respect of mixed heredi­ taments. as defined in the Act.


Dated this 27th day of February, 1973.


Signed W. Alan Butt.


Clerk of the Council and Chief Financial Officer.


C.R.D.C. Offices. 2 Church Brow.


Clitheroe, Lancs.


CLITHEROE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL


NOTICE


OF GENERAL RATE 1973-74


BURNLEY 22331 FOR BUYING1SELUNG


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