prise 'leton rs


pen snid this week at ry school, whore the Richer and two of the


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rove rough hts red


nd when police stopped :ar they found that the nearside tyre was partly Bond was fined £10 failin': to conform to


ic li^tit signals and £10 Having a defective tyre, .mitting both offences, i * id that another car been following him


kly as he approached the s‘. They changed to


?r but he felt it would ;afer to continue than an accident.


Jagged edges on car


•HATBURN man was £10 by Ribble Valley


strates * when he ad- d usin- a. car with crons parts. 3 court heard that the of a car being driven


ar.ny Clarkson (22). of ison Street, was hang- >ose and flapping about. » who examined the m Eshton Terrace,


..-on nleiuird amity.


FFIC lights in Man- er Road. Whalley, ged to red but a car *n by John Bond (231, airfield Close, Clitherce. not stop. Ribblc Valley strates heard,


CLITHEROE Flower Club's F. Dakin, Sagar House, described the event as a funds were increased by over Clitheroe, on Saturday.


£50 from a coffee morning Mrs Dakin, wbo is the well supported, at tile home of Mr and Mrs club’s speakers' secretary. A bring and buy, cake


" very happy occasion," and


stall and tombola were added attractions.


enjoying a well-deserved cup of coffee after serving the visitors.


Invite back to school


PEOPLE often have a yearn­ ing to look round their junior school after they’ve left — just to see if it’s still the same as it was in their


pupils of Edisford Primary School have just such a


day. Tomorrow night, former


bers of staff and parents with children at the school, they are invited to an open evening being staged as part of the school's 21st birthday celebrations. Starting at 7-30 p.m., they


croc, also found that d ami ru-'tv metal was ii-.:;ng from the cd(zes hole in a car door.


ains degree Economics


OKMER student oi .-cisle School and


-ton College of Fur- •laueation. Mr Robert man. ot Chester c. CUtheroc. has [ a ESc. honours fie­ ri economics and social •c- at Loughborough of Technology.


chance. Along with former mem­


Our picture shows helpers


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, July 4th, 1974 Y


Council objects to proposed bus fares rise


Fleming (BilUngton) t o l c - V a l l e y Planning and Transportation Comm ttee^ Commenting on a


Ribble Motors application t° increase fares he said 'th a t by so doing bus


"anyone else. I t was decided to make


ers and the Department oi the Environment re f f 'd ”!? a Ribble Motors’ application for an overall 9.32 per cent,


il, the Traffic Commission


(Clitheroe) said rural areas were being " clobbered. Tins was an absolute disgtnee and it was time for tnc Ribble Valley Council to put


increase in fares. Conn. John Blackburn


getting a better and • cheaper service," he asked.


its foot down. ’’ Was there no way of


(Longridge) declared that n the National Bus Company could not operate its services better than it did, then l should hand them back to


Coun. Richard Thornton


private enterprise. Coun. Fleming: “We must


make the strongest possible objections. People m tnc Ribblc Valley travel bv bus more than the national


average." Coun. Mrs Stephanie Dow


(Grindleton) described rural bus fares as " fantastic ana the Mayor. Coun. Fred Singleton (Longridge) said it was "time we dug our heels in." It was agreed that the


the strongest possible ob­ ojections to the County Coun


to the fire.” They were not helping themselves nor add‘ng fuel


Clitheroe inner Wheel Club under the presidency of Mrs N. L. Cook, the evening was spent at the home of Mrs E. kofthouse. Members ex­


Exchange ideas the last meeting of


changed hints, ideas and recipes.


CIVIC LEADERS AT COFFEE MORNING


A COFFEE evening lor Clitlieroc Concerts Society held al The Beeches, Waddington Road. the home of Mr and Mrs J . Robinson, raised £167. ...


and buy stall there were several games and a raffle for a bottle of wine, von. by Mrs J . Chadwick. The number of pebbles in a jar was guessed by Mr G. Edon (297), pick an opera was won by Andrew Wil­ kinson (Elcktra). and Mr J. Wilcock icon the treas­ ure hunt.


In addition to a briny The total for the even­


ing’s effort was swelled by some very generous dona­ tions. Trying her luck at the


Association of District Coun­ cils should also be told o( the committee’s feelings.


Caravan club raises £40 to fight cancer


ted for cancer research by members of the Three Rivers Caravan Park Club, West Bradford, was handed over at a special presenta­ tion at the club. It was presented to Mrs Mary Whittaker, chairman


A CHEQUE for £40. collec­


of the Clitheroe group for cancer research and a mem­ ber of the Blackburn appeals committee, by Mr Harold Cowburn, a director of the park. The cash came mainly


from a social evening at tire club and from three raffles.


Joint organisers were Mrs Ray Hamer, the club mana­ geress, and Mrs Ellic Aspln. Mrs Whittaker is pictured


receiving the cheque from


Mr Cowburn. Watching arc Mrs Hamer (second left) and Mrs Aspin.


ren including a play—"The Midnight Thief” — and musical entertainment from the choir and instrumenta­ lists. Refreshments will be available.On Monday, from 4 to 6 p.m., it will be the turn of ex-pupils who are still at school, and the general public. They, too, are invited to meet people at the school and look at the children’s work.


will be able to look round the school and chat with old friends and present teachers. During tile evening there will be items by the child­


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THE Ribble Valley Parish


department to put more in­ formation on planning op- plications sent out to parish councils.


Council's Liaison Commit­ tee is to ask the planning


like eight-figure map refer­ ences rather than six-figure, and large scale maps of the areas concerned in the plans to be sent to the parish councils.


Tlie committee would also


T1IK MAYOIt and Mayoress of Clitheruc, Conn, and Airs Leu Wells, were among the guests a t a eofiec morning run by SS Michael and John’s Ladies’ Guild. The event, which was quite well attended, raised about £26 which will go to general funds. Held in the Catholic llall, the coffee morning was ■nr of several to he organised by the guild committee, led by their president, Mrs M. Vorkc. Attractions included a bring and buy stall. Our picture shows guests enjoying a cup of coffee.


treasure hunt is Mrs Diana Aspdcn. Among those watching is Mr Jack.


Wilcock (third from left), joho correctly located the. treasure.


Motor cyclist is hurt


C. L IT HERO E sehoolho;.', Tony Shepherd, oi (S Kirk- moor Road, Clitheroe, vwia treated for cut.-, at Acerim:- ton Victoria Hospital on Friday after an accident on Lowcrcate in which h:s motor cycle was in coin-ion with a car. The driver oi the ear, Mrs


Freda Mary Roberts, of 3 Broad Villas. West, Bracliord, was not injured.


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