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IS Clitheroe. Advertiser and Times, December 7th, 1978 MORTONS for MODELS BURAGO 1/24


MODEL RALLY CARS SO L ID 0 1/43


RALLY CARS ESC11/72


MILITARY DIORAMAS ESCI1/35


W. WII VEHICLES AND FIGURES


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PRESENTS FOR HIM AND HER


A Beautiful natural teak finish Long john table with a nesting additional table and fitted drawer for sewing nick nacks.


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FARM ANIMALS AND TR A C TO R S


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. MATCHBOX SETS JIGSAWS DOLLS


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Vista 2 tier coffee table in white finish only


£10.50 (mrp £26) l y y y i y y y s HARTLEY’S FABRICS


HANDKERCHIEFS ARE A MOST ACCEPTABLE GIFT, WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF GENTS, LADIES AND CHILDRENS, IN BOXES OF 1, 2 or 3 from 35p per pack


ANY HOME DRESSMAKER WOULD BE PLEASED TO ACCEPT A GIFT VOUCHER WE MAKE THEM OUT FOR ANY AMOUNT


SOLVE YOUR GIFT PROBLEM THE EASY WAY. GOOD QUALITY FLANNELETTE SHEETS S.B. size


from £4.99 pair, D.B. size £7.99 pair in pink, blue, and lemon, candy stripe and mix n’ match (1 plain, 1 floral)' OVEN MITTS 59p pair FACE CLOTHS 20p


FUN FOR THE CHILDREN CUT-OUT READY TO SEW GAILY PATTERNED CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS 70p each


48in. wide ACRYLIC FLEECE in 7 delightful shades, Ideal for dressing gowns, soft toys etc, washable, £1.96 per yard.


THE LITTLE ONES WOULD LOVE A FAMILY, of 3 BEARS Papa, Mama and Baby Bear, cutout ready to sew and stuff, only £1.95 per family


CHILDREN’S DISNEY TOWELS Micky and Donald or .Jungle Book, Christy (slight secs.) only 59p each.


THERE IS STILL TIME TO MAKE A NEW DRESS, SKIRT OR WAISTCOAT FOR CHRISTMAS, WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF DRESS FABRICS A T COMPETITIVE PRICES


36in. QUILTED COTTONS....................................£1.83 yd. 36ln. MATCHING COTTONS.................................£1.12 yd.


36ln.PURE SILK In cream only — Shantung E2.8S yd. Tussah £3.80 yd.


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WE CANNOT LIST OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK, SO MAY WE SUGGEST YOU CALL TO SEE IT


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Car tax change ‘a blow’ to rural areas


MOTORISTS in the rural areas of the' Ribble Valley who rely heavily on their cars will be hard hit by the Government’s plan to. abolish the vehicle excise duty, believes Coun. Bill Fleming, leader of the Ribble Valley Council. It was announced last - miles because of their


week that the tax, which is evaded at a cost of millions o f pounds a year will gradually be replaced over the next five years by a tax on petrol.. The move could, it is forecast, put 20 to 30p on a gallon of petrol.


Although Coun. Fleming


supports the idea in princi­ ple, he believes that the Government has not done its sums right and failed to realise what effect the move will have on rural motorists.


“People livingin the coun­


try, "for whom the car is more of a necessity than a luxury, will be harder hit than someone living in a town,” he said.


A 20p increase in the


price of petrol means that a m o to rist travelling 10,000 miles a year in a car doing 30 m.p.g. would pay an extra £71 in petrol tax, instead of the present £50 duty, estimates Coun. Fleming.. “ I know of people in the


Ribble Valley who clock up a lot more than 10,000


work or where they live. I’m sure a n ’extra lOp tax on petrol would bring in sufficient money for the ' Government — after all


- it’s already taking 30p a gallon,” he said. Coun. Fleming’s fears


were echoed by Mr God­ frey Lofthouse, NFU sec­ retary for most of the Rib­ ble Valley. “The NFU, campaigned


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vigorously against this idea because, make no mis­ take, farmers who drive thirsty vehicles, are going to suffer.. An economical Mini is not much use to a farmer who has to tow trailers,” he said. Another critic of the


change is Mr Peter Cra­ ven, joint owner of the Shireburn Garage, Hurst


Green. “Most of our customers


need their cars and they, are going to have to.accept this move as a fact of life. It’s time some concessions were given to people living in the country who always have to pay top price,” he said.


Prepare now for the snow, Ministry tells farmers


WINTER seldom passes without some farms being cut-off by heavy snowfalls and last winter was no exception. When this happens there is always the risk of suffering to and loss of livestock if precautions have not been taken, to make fodder available where the danger is most likely.


In isolated and hilly areas, ewes in good condi-


A splendid response


THE Ribble Valley responded m a gn i f i ­ cently to last week’s appeal by Help the Aged. Some 325 sacks of


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good used clothing and blankets were c o l ­ lected for shipment, overseas and for sale in the organisation’s gifts shops to help pay for the cost of ship­ ping. In ’ addition dona­


tions of £94.68 were received and moneys are still being, handed in direct to. Barclays Bank b ran ch e s at Clit her oe a n d Whalley.


Are you one of the many people who will have difficulty in joining in conversation and listening to television during the festive season? If so, why not call at your local Hearing Aid Centre,


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tion and which have been adequately fed can with­ stand long spells of severe weather with no adverse effect. Ewes which have not had sufficient feed quickly lose this ability. Supplementary feeding of. concentrates or self-help blocks does not ensure ade­ quate nutrition unless some grazing is available and hay, therefore, is needed during severe weeather conditions.


Where winter snows dis­


rupt the usual supply routes, it may-become impossible to carry a suffi­ cient quantity of fodder up to the hills or to other


^remote places without the a s s i s t a n c e o f t h e emergency services. -


This help is not always


available and even when it is it could be extremely, expensive; for instance, if


air transport is needed, a few hours work by even a small helicopter would cost several hundred pounds.


Most farmers earning a


living on the hills and .moorlands recognise the dangers and consequences only . too. well. They are responsible .enough to arrange hay at strategic feeding points before access becomes too dif­ ficult for their usual trans­ port.


This is a good insurance


which can save both money and loss of stock. Any farmer who has to call upon the. emergency ser- .vices must be prepared to meet'the charges in full. Farmers in the. difficult


areas are urged to make provision for their stock in advance. In the worst of winter storm conditions hay is of little use unless it is where it can-be reached by the animals. If ,the emergency services do have to be used, the local Ministry office will proyide details-of costs and assist in arranging the type of help required.


land followed the wedding o f Mr Michael Anthony Hudson and Miss Margot E lain e Morris at SS, M ich a e l and J o h n ’ s Church, Clitheroe, on Saturday. The b r id e g r o om , a


weaver, is the younger son of Mr and Mrs Horace Hudson, of Railway View. Road, Clitheroe, and the bride, a shop assistant, is the younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Morris, of Lyndale Close, Wilp- shire. . The bride, given away


by her father, wore a white crepe classical-style gown with a full train, camelot sleeves and a trim-. ming of guipure lace and sating ribbon. Her circular elbow-length veil was also trimmed with lace and held in place by a Juliet cap, white lace flpwers and pearls. She carried a cas­ cade of white bridal flow­ ers, yellow rosebuds and ivy.


Attendants were the


bride’s sister, Mrs Heather J. Finch, and the brideg­ r o om ’ s s is t e r s , Miss Judith, Miss Helen and Miss Gillian Hudson. Their dresses, made by'


the bridegroom’s mother were of cinnamon-coloured cotton with a broderie ang- laise bodice and frilled hem. They wore half-cap headdresses of cream, and brown silk flowers and car­ ried p o s ie s ‘o f fre sh flowers. Best man was Mr Steven


Meeson, groomsmen were Mr David Tattersall and Mr David Smith, and ushers Mr Peter R. Morris and Mr Paul V. Hudson. The ceremony was per­


formed by Fr Bernard Dobson and organist was Mrs H. Crompton.


A reception at the Moor­


cock Inn, Waddington, was followed by an evening disco at the Bay Horse New Inns, Rishton. The.couple will live in


Low Moor. Sport starts tier#


Harwood snooker men go top


GREAT HARWOOD A have gone to the top of the Clitheroe and District Snooker League. They now have 110 points


, Pendle Club 93 (12), Wadding- ton B 89 (11), Social Club 87 (11), Conservative A 82 (12), Billing­ ton B 74 (11), Conservative B 74 (11), Waddington A 72 (11), Catholic A 71 (13), Calderstones 70 (11), Rimington 68 (11), Catholic B 40 (12).


453, Waddington B 375. S. Monk 77, A. Wilkinson 64; H. C. Clegg 58, D. Boothman 58; P. Wiggans 80, B. Waddington 82; A. Chew 73, J. Titterington 76; R. Forshaw 81, T. H. Walmsley 45; W. Rishton 84, B. Phillip 60. ■


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Harwood B 321: J. Wooff 64, A. Proctor 56; F. Coar 82, B. Fletcher 55; S. Hatton 83, J. Mellor 56; T. Makinson 80, J Hacking 33; S. Cox 58, A. Root 60; D. Nelson 55, V. Higginson


Conservative B 379, Calder­ stones 382: J. Haydock 52, T.


Wilson 60; A. Middlesbrough 44, P.‘ Backhouse 76; T. Morgan 72,


SUNDAY GAME


CLITHEROE FCs home game with Wigan Rovers on Saturday fell a victim to the weather as did. the whole of the Lancashire Combination programme, apart from two matches. These were Ley lan d Motors 2, Bacup> Borough 1, and. Nelson 0 Barrow Res. 0.! Clitheroe have a home game on Sunday against Nelson in the 1st. round of the George Wat­ son Trophy, and are at home again ; a week on


•Saturday to Ashton Athle­ tic, currently at the bottom o f the table'with four points. Clitheroe are cur­ rently lying 5th, with 13 points from 11 games.


DRAW


THE draw for the semi­ final of the Clithereo and Whalley Clubmen’s Darts' League knockout cup will be made next Wednesday between RWCC, Social Club, BBB A and Catholic SC.


Quarter final results:


RWCC 6, Legion 3; Social Club 5,-Low Moor 4; BBB A 5, CWMC 4; Catholic SC


•5, RSSC 4; Vv'V/-v


/ ‘Z ; s ” v' Waddington A 422, Great Results: Great Harwood A


from 13 matches. Other plac- ings: Chatburn 106 (played 12), Billington A 101 (12), Great Harr wood B 98 (13), Police 96 (12),


K. Worswick 78; C. Dinsdale75, M. Joyce 64; T. Williamson 74,


R. Hindle 47; R. Parker 62, A. Humphrey 57.


387: J. Griffiths 68, E~. Tomlin­ son 64; I. Hartley 67, D. Cow- perthwaite 83; T.’ Swift 59, D. Lord 58; L. McEntee 45, G. Ireland 78; D. Fletcher 53, A. Smith 54; F. Booth 82, I. Tom­ linson 50.


467: R. Cowking 76, A. Pearce 84; B. Hargreaves 67, T. How- arth 89; M. Alston 85, J. Holden 68; R. Bell 71, S. Edmondson 72; B. Dixon 64, C. Moorhouse 78; J. Halt 77, T. Hill 76. .


. Peters 78; D. Booth 61, J. Mars- den 65; D.- Packer 94, N. Faulker 50.


Club B 464: J. Lund 61, B. Bithell 102; R. Walker 91, M. Jackson 65; A. Walmsley 64, L. Dixon 104; J. Hacking 63, T.


438: B. Robinson 58, P. Jones 65; B. Lee 87, R. Turner 43; H. Cook 77, J. Marsden 118; C. Britcliffe 55, D. Speak 82; R. Hart 71, D. Clark 75; T. Warden 64, H. Frankland 55. Catholic A 405, Billington B


‘499: R. Grimshaw 43, B. Roberts 100; R. Turner 61, G. Dell 82; T. Davies 67, D. Birkett 94; J. Geljlard 76, T. Rydeheard


64; H. Hudson 76, B. Thompson 77; J. Holmes 82, P. Swain 82.


Sandpiper Cup final


THE British Legion Club, Clitheroe, will be the set­ ting next Wednesday for the finals, of the Sandpiper Cup" competition in the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts Association. Lining up will be Whalley Arms and Joiner’s B. First Division: Royal


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Oak 42 points, Bonny Inn 34, Kings Arms 34, Black Bull 32, Horse Shoe 32, Craven Heifer 30, Fiel- dens Arms 30, R.S.S. Club 30, Pendle Witch 28, Whal­ ley ’Arms 28. .


Highest score: J. Diris-


dale (Black Bull) 140. . Second Division^ Black


Horse 43 points, Joiners A 43, Joiners B 38, Spring Mill 34, British Legion 33, Catholic Social Centre A


■32, Judge Walmesley 32, Brown Cow 29,; Victoria 20, Catholic Social Centre B 16. Highest,scores: E. Orr


(Joiners B) .140,. J . ; Clegg (Catholic Social Centre A) 140, C. Hinchley (Spring Mill) - 125, P,^ Simpson (Catholic Social Centre A ) 125.


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