8 Clithcroc Advertiser and Times, January 17th, 1974


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the exciting SLIMLINE Sheepskin Coat gives WARMTH WITHOUT BULK PRICES from £39.60


Suede and Leather Coats from £27.60


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Quarry under scrutiny


CLITHEROE Planning and Public Works Committee is to look closely at the terms of the lease Tarmac Road- stone Holdings has on Salt- hill Quarry.


happy about a letter from the company, which had been asked whether it was willing to surrender part of its lease.


The letter was brief and


and no indication could be ■given other than to say it was counted as a store ■reserve.


merely said the future of the site had not been decided


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could be used . s a recrea­ tion area, and that a sec­ tion could become a geologi­ cal nature trail.


committee received a sugges­ tion that part of the quarry


Three months ago, the


gested on Mor. lay that it was time the committee decided upon L • use of the quarry and he asked for the conditions of the lease to be investigated.


Coun. Prank Nelson sug­ Tlie committee ivas not Upstairs-downstairs party OF ACCRINGTON


THE BRIDAL WEAR SPECIALIST (BRIDAL W E A R ONLY )


OVER 100 GOWNS IN STOCK A ll Sixes — A ll Prices


which It since Cr their mee parish roc/ electricity. Tuesday v


Play 9n Chippin


tec were t- the heat; under live. With a


jumble s? ning o: I Easter raf


Parish O second tel the village


A SURPRISE visit from Father Christmas and con­ jurer Mr Derek Smith were the highlights of the parish church Sunday school s


Christmas parly on Sunday afternoon.


The 120 children who at­


tended the party at the parish church hall were


s::iii into two groups, the


under-eights in the lower ball and the older children ■a the upper hall. Tile afternoon's entertain­


ment began with party games, including animal noises, musical chairs and pass the parcel. Both groups joined together to


are the older boys and girls and below the under-eights who attended.


see the magic of Mr Smith before their party tea. Seen in our picture above


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telephone.- and the • has lallc. nomic lev: The c!e:


because villagers i


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iiifr c.ireci^l \ei n Cl


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to have u to the wo' villa lie rr ov a foac nas a bo r repairs 10 bo m


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ale ■.Commendng Jan. 19th


Take advantage of our once a year ‘Clearance Sale — Stock must be cleared before 1974 stock arrives.


Mm


Due to reorganising our showrooms w€ have 4 Fitted Kitchens to offer at up to


331% DISCOUNT


These Show Kitchens arc by Drcem, Kandya, Dilusso and Qucenlinc, and offer fantastic value.


Bring sizes— for free planning service.


W e arc offering 10% Discount on all Kitchen Units ordered within Sale Period. Stockists of Dilusso, Hygcna 70, Kandya, Drccm, Bruynxccl, Sic Matic, AHmilo, etc.


10% OFF all stocks of Dining Sets, Unit Furniture. Kitchen Dining Sets, Bar Stools, Stack A Stools, etc.


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In stock incl: Fitted Wardrobes Dressing Tables, Drawer Chests, Bedside Units, in a choice of different finishes by Berry's, Consort, and Abiac, etc.


The sh


ONE huatlrctl senior citizens from CliipP'Off'


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Council keeping- manual workers in the picture


‘SPECIAL* BERRY'S FITTED WARDROBES IN BLONDE WALNUT MELAMINE FINISH


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STEPS are being taken to keep manual workers employed by the cleansing departments of the existing local authorities in the picture about their position when the Ribble Valley District Council takes over on April 1st.


committee, a lot or detailed sorting out to be done and this would be one of the


Gladwin. Chief Environmen­ tal Health Ollicer, is to seek talks with the divisional officers of the three trades unions involved and with the employees' local repre­ sentatives. There was. he told the


intended. The Public Works and Health Committee has decided that tile present areas of working will con­ tinue lor the time being after April 1st. In the meantime, Mr Peter


No immediate changes arc


plus a three-lon open lorry be used on refuse collection


SAWLEY OLD BROW had to ba closed for several hours on Saturday morning when high winds toppled a tree on to the road. The


tasks of the cleansing ollicer, when one had been appoin­ ted. The H existing vehicles


pending detailed studies. A vehicle due to be taken out of service be replaced a.s


built up. All the present live exist­


soon as possible and kept as a second spare. A standardised fleet to be


ing depots be used initially if available.


staff to be sent on heavy goods vehicle


council's Chief Executive Officer, reported that the area officers of the National Farmers' Union had sug­ gested that a dog catcher should be appointed. The committee agreed to invito the NFU officers to a discus­


courses. Mr Michael Jackson, the


Where appropriate, manual training


sion at the February meet­ ing.


WThe bi'mi' 5 were won Jb •Mrs \v IValmsle.v. and the


Fallen trees


tree, which brought down overhead cables, was rc- .


down on Stocks Lana, Mld- dop, on tlio same day, but the farmer whose land it was on cleared it away and the road remained open. :


moved by Its owner. Another tree was blown


'Z i a X t - r - l


merm„..r‘ol Clui ami l,rlns th° ‘" “"a noon "otj packed lea- were


take,; (,, the hmisehotmd LconVc unable to . attend tnc Pilltv.


b


with Wheatley and Bow- land with beat-ram enjoyed a party tea with turkey, roast ham. salad, jelly, home-made rakes ami mince tarts at their ninth annual Christmas parly <>u Satur-


(lav. ileld in ChiPPms ^


Hall, the I’arty was


organised lb' Chipping am District Voluntary Old People's Welfare Commi tee, of whirl. Mr Matt Huddle­ ston is president and Coun. -Mrs Irene Hc«. secretary- Guests i'lrladrd < <»> • I n Fell, chairman ol


Clilhe'roo IH'C: Mr Ala" Butt, It ltd clerk; and mem­


bers of die loral elerg.v. An unexpected su,p.;M


was a visit Horn la l lu r


Christmas, who armed nosiiin a wdieelbanow loaded "with gifts for every


"Tn the riming. enleiTain- ment ‘ in the form o. o


variety rourert was give by {he Grcgsotiians, ot Ui’B'liton.


Haring the course o 'tlm „ Hu*


evening. h:'* 011 " n u ) ^ T V ^ s m t e d boxes


TOPICAL PANTO


AS an alternative form of transport, women at St Paul's church hall last week called upon the services of a Fcndle Witch. The Govern­ ment, however, can disre­ gard this ns a solution to the energy crisis, for it was only a scene from the Edis- ford Ladies’ production of "Cinderella."


several local problems were referred to in a light­ hearted manner.


The energy crisis and


rhyme for the Edisford Ladies’ Club by one of its members, Mrs Joan Foulkes. who herself took the part of one ot the ugly sisters.


lic performance and if the applause and laughter on the night are anything to go by it will not be their last.


Tlie panto was written in * FOR


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CARPET SALE GREAT REDUCTIONS


The hall was almost full for t.he ladies' first ever pub­


songs which were well per­ formed bv the ladles, especially Penny Ogden and Joan Foulkes, as the Ugly Sisters, and Janet Calvert as Cinderella.


The panto featured several


evening will bo divided be­ tween club funds and St, Paul's hall building fund.


Tlie proceeds Irom the


GENUINE BARGAINS FOR YOU AT


svtmg up jomtlv with Obe District Councils, of a con­ sultative or liaison commit­ tee for general local govern­


THE new Lancashire County "'oun -il has proposed the


ment purposes in caclv dis­ trict..-


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Other sixes at £3.50 per sq. yd. Our Bulk Buying is the answer to your money saving !


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