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Valley Couneil’sKlhief Execu­ tive Officer, Mr Michael Jack- son, told the Advertiser and Times that all being well the order would come into force from April 15th — Easter Day. Under the order certain


traders would be allowed to open on Easter Day, Whit Sunday and the following 16 consecutive Sundays. The order would apply to


shops selling food, toys, souvenirs, fancy goods, photo­ graphic requisites, books, s ta tio n e ry , photographs, reproductions, postcards and bathing and fishing require­ ments. Mr Jackson said that any


introducing the order after the Clitheroe and District Chamber asked for Sunday trading in the area. Said Mr Jackson: “After


objections to the introduction of the order, which will apply to the whole of the Ribble Valley, would be considered by the Public Works and Health Committee. I t was th a t committee w h ich f i r s t su g g e s te d


reorganisation we found that Sab d en and Ribehester already had the provision for Sunday trading. Introducing this order is an attempt to make Sunday trading uniform throughout the valley." “Traders are not compelled


to open, but if, as we envis­ age, the Ribbie Valley con­ tinues to attract more and more tourists, the provision for traders to open is always there," he added. To bring the order into


operation the council needs the agreement of more than half the shopkeepers likely to be a f fe c te d by Sunday opening. The council has written to


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all traders individually exp­ laining the workings of the order. All objections must be sent to the council in writing by December 11th.


Ramblers’ officials


OFFICIALS for the coming year were elected at the an n u al m e e t in g of the Clitheroe group of the Ramb­ lers’--Association. Chairman is Mr Frank Par­


rott; secretary Mrs Vora Mor­ timer and treasurer Mr Gil­ bert Friend. ; Mr Parrot's wife, Pat, will


be footpaths secretary, cover­ ing the Ribble Valley Author­ ity area, and Mrs M. Baldwin is the group’s representative on the Ribble Valley -Tourist Board. Mr Bernard Sharpies is.


Press secretary and .Mr, E. Ormond was elected to the N o r th E a s t-L an c a sh ire Executive of the Ramblers’ Association as member for the


Chtheroo group. The next ramble will be on


December 6th, and members shduld meet at. Chtheroe Sta­ tion at 12-15 p.m..-


Dolphins’ gala


■ Clitheroe-Dolphins Swimming Club will be taking part in.the


SOME 150 members of NELSON', Tel. 691671


We’ve a name to protect : Ford Rent-a-Car;


• club’s second' annual gala ,at the' • Ribblosdalev, Pool > tomor- io w


- come :to’ attend;: Awards will, bo presented by the Mayor of Clitheroe, .Coun. Leo Wells. The igaln-begins at-8)p.m; , •


• ' There' will • be.' heats .and finals in a,wide variety of events and spectators are wcl-


night. V


Beauty without cruelty


A RANGE of cosmetics created from herbs and flow­ ers will be put to the test at a demonstration of beauty aids being promoted in Clitheroe by the Friends of Fur and Feather. The demonstration, at the


Dog and Partridge Hotel, Wellgate, at 7-45 p.m., will be given by a speaker from Beauty without cruelty,”


showing the use of products made without involving any c ru e l ty or su f fe r in g to animals. Said a spokesman for the


■Friends: “We feel many people are not aware that ani­ mals are exploited and killed for the cosmetics industry. The cosmetics to be used in our demonstration cause no' terror, torture or death to any creature." Proceeds of the demonstra­


tion are for Bleakholt animal sanctuary.


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TWENTY-SIX Pendleton residents attended a parish dinner at Whnllcy Abbey with the pricst-in-chargc of All Saints, the Rev. John Gordon Cole. Although it is two years since the last such event Mr Cole-hopes it will become an annual event on the Pendleton calendar.


Life in India


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Young Farmers were given a talk on life in India by Mrs B. Barlow at their meeting. She was thanked by J, Jolly and S. Greenhalgh. Clitheroe B won the Any


Questions competition with, 163 points, Pendle Forest was second and Slaidburn third. George Whitwell was th e best panel member. At the regional annual


' Gould are to represent Lanca­ shire at the Birmingham Show in the pig carcases section. ,


No insurance


A STUDENT nurse at Broc- k h a ll Hospita l, Murray Stewart Miller (18) was fined a total of £45 by Clitheroe magistrates on two motoring offences. He was fined £30 for riding a motor cycle without insurance and £15 for not hav­ ing a driving licence. He pleaded guilty in both, cases.


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SMILE, PLEASE! ...AND KATRINA KNOWS HOW


meeting, Clitheroe members appointed to the committee were: chairman, F. Spurgeon; treasurer, I. Walmsley; joint VRO, K. Whitwell; girls’ leader, J. Whitwell. Martin' Bristol and Philip


LEATHER <«ce 1 3 p CO -O P AfeOdKidfa


Ordered to pay firm £1,009


compensation


A MAN of previous good character who admitted stealing, cash from his employers was told by the Recorder, Mr Ian Webster, at Preston Crown Court: “It is a pity that, at the age of 47; you should dip your hands into your employers’ money.”


Blit, he added, there were


exceptional circumstances as it was obvious that James


Reginald Slater had been out of his depth in his job. Sla te r , of Pasturelands


Drive, Billington, admitted stealing £474.15 from West Cumberland Farmers Ltd, Wigan, and a further offence involving theft of £282.91. He also asked the court to con­ sider four other offences. He was given a nine-month


prison sentence, suspended for two years, and was also ordered to pay .'compensation totalling £1,009.94. 1 Mr William Heap, prosecut­


ing, said that about 18 months before the offences Slater had got a job with the firm as sales representative, at its Wigan branch. He was engaged in the sale of agricultural pro­ ducts and cattle food. Mr Heap said the first


charge involved the sale of some barley to a Mr Holden, -who paid in cash and was given a false receipt by the defendant. The second concerned the


sale of fertiliser. Slater was given £400 cash and a cheque. He paid in. the cheque and some of the cash but kept the remaining £282.91. Det. Sgt Edgar Steele told


the court that Slater had been under stress . and that the introduction of 'computerisa­ tion in the accounts depart­ ment had caused confusion. He said that after the offences Slater had gone to the Isle of Man but had returned. “When lie realised that the police were looking for him, he gave himself up to an officer in the street in Preston,” he said. The Recorder told Slater: “I


sincerely hope-that as soon as you are fit you will go back to a job for which you are suit­


able.”


Whistle blowers wanted


Peter Dawber, of Balmoral Avenue, Chthcroe, told the Advertiser and Times that anyone, interested in refere­ eing could contact him at home, or any other referee for further details. The society is staging a


winc-buffct party at the Woodlands Drive, Whalley,


home of their chairman,Mr G. Duerdcn, a week on Sunday. Tickets, priced 40p, are avail­ able from any referee. There will- also be a disco dance at- Low Moor Parish


LANGIIO photographer- Miss .Katrina Rosemary Price found herself on the other side of the lens on Friday . . . for some very important pictures.


- ; • - The occasion was her wedding; at Clithcroo Register Office,


to driver Mr Douglas Richard Haigh;only son of Mr. and Mrs Frank Haight of Mitton Road;'Whalley. •


. Katrina is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs John W. Price, of Whalloy Old Road, York, Langho.’And dad, also a professional, photographer, / was in charge of the camera for the.wedding pictures


of pleated cream chiffon and matching Juliet cap. She carried a : bouquet of feather--flowers.in autumn shacjtsN , Bridesmaid Miss Julie Manlon wore a full-length dress of blue;


■' He also gave away his daughter, who wore a fuIMength gown - .


' ’;Bost man was Mr David M. .Henderson, the bridegroom’s cousin.


-Bradford, and the couple are honeymooning ln York./The bridal - car was a 1936 Daimler.


■


v A reception .was held at the Eaves Hall. Country Club, .West ,,


' The couple Mill h\o in Wh.dlov '


‘‘ Page boy‘ was ‘.throe-year-old Master Brett'James , Price,, youngest brothel of the bnde


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Jersey silk with cape.sleeves and earned a posy of-lemon and: blue feathei^ flow ei s


widow of ; Chtheroe postman ami referee Mr Tony Goring, who died on holiday in Spam. Tickets for the dance can -


Church Hall on Saturday, December 6th, whcn.it is hoped to.present a cheque for £195 — proceeds from a benevolent fund — to the


also be obtained from any referee,:price 50p..:


NURSING A TALK on -the experiences


■ of a nurso in a Jewish hospital, was given to members , of- Clitheroe Methodist .Women’s Fellowship by Mrs E. S.-Ains-


- worth, of -Whalley.‘ Mrs Ains­ worth, whose husband is- a! doctor; spoko of the strict dis­ ciplines in'the’Jewish way of ■ life, and was-thanked .by hnirman Mrs Foden.


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CLITHEROE Referees’ Soc­ iety, desperately underman­ ned, is appealing for new blood........................... Assistant secretary Mr


Living m


hope


CLITHEROE Chess Club may be about to win its first point of the'year in the NE Lancs Chess League’s second division.


with Rishton, played at the Station Hotel last week, stands at Clitheroe 2, Rishton 3 with one board sent in for adjudication. The Clitheroe team feel that they should be awarded the w'in and thus earn a draw and their first league point. Clitheroe’s two wins came from B. Carr on board four and V. Tudisco on board,six. B, Shaw, the board one player, is banking on a win after adjudication! In the knockout competi­


The score in their match ‘


tion, Clitheroe entertained league newcomers Mullards, hoping for their first outright win. Despite a hard fight and some close games, Clitheroe were defeated yet again. E.. Mansfield won his board three game and B. Carr (board two) and V. Tudisco (board six) each drew. The final score was 4-2 to Mullards. Clitheroe’s story has often


been a hard luck one this sea­ son, with reliable players los­ ing through bad blunders. However, there is hope yet as the team has recently been strengthened by the arrival of B.V Carr who played previ­


ously for Preston. If S. Sutcliffe, who has recently become available again, can regain his old form there could be some good news when the team v is i ts Nelson oir December 3rd.


BUTTING VALLEY ON THE MAP


A ■ PAMPHLET.designed to encourage tourists to the Rib­ ble Valley. will bo complied and published by the district authority’s Tourism Consulta­ tive. Committee.


the Valley and a list of places of interest. An empty space will be left for individual dis­ tributors such as licensees and shopkeepers to display their


It-will comprise a map of


■ name. • ‘ It is hoped Lhc pamphlet


will be available next Easter. A meeting of the committee


.would'not.only-be of interest to tourists, but would also, help to boost sales at the same time.


decided to invite local indus­ try to stage exhibitions which


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.would like further details, should contact the Ribble Val­ ley Council.


. Any firms which think they could organise an exhibition •r-- static or otherwise — or


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(>\ ■ Concern ■ was expressed • by Mr; John:.Wilkinson, ' o f . the


?;5.:The committee agreed that -a'.member, of the Country •Landowners’ :Association


should be., allowed to attend futuie meeting-


' Ribble Valley Trades Council, at the numbcr.of properties in the area- being purcliasediby outsiders as “second houses;” :


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