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TOWN CAR HIRE T A X I TEL. CLITHEROE


MINI-BUS FOR, HIRE AND SELF DRIVE HIRE


23483


Registered office 28 PARSON LANE


GRINDLETON ! ’


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VE BER 31st,


iOLISE CHIPPING


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ne and St Paul's jroup


NEWTON VILLAGE HALL D A N C E T O


B E R E S F O R D S B A N D


Friday, November 3rd 9 p.m. — 1a.m.


LICENSED BAR RAFFLE


TICKETS £1.25 including supper from SLAIDBURN 642 or 259


[• from the Scout flttee or Parish lice


ION 20p


SCAY6EE YJUCI


; 94199; TEL CLITHEROE


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LEY A T [SHOE


L 26


' PRICE INCIUPBS


■. I,, F R E E RAFFLE FOR BOTTLES OF WINE 8 M FR E E £ 2 B O O T S VO U CH ER


12285 m '£ 9*90


RETURN RAIL TRAVEL FROM iOOR LOCAL STATION ’ GUARANTEED SEATS SATURDAY


18 th NOVEMBER 41 ©57 NEWTON VILLAGE HALL


TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 7-15 p.m. ■


GRAND FASHION SHOW Including home made supper


by EMPIRE STORES LTD ADMISSION 50p CHILDREN 25p


TOMBOLA AND FREE RAFFLE FEW TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE FROM SLAIDBURN 642 OR 643


. (MEN’S EFFORT) WHIST &


DOM IH O D R IV E IN THE INSTITUTE ON FRIDAY


NOVEMBER 3rd Admission 45p


REFRESHMENTS


ALL HALLOWS MITTON


MOUNTAINEERING CLUB


FIRST OUTDOOR MEET


AT HORTON.IN- RIBBLESDALE


MEET LIBRARY CLOCK TOWN CENTRE 9 a.m.


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29th OWN TRANSPORT REQUIRED CLITHEROE - . - P H I L / C A S E ' -


GOBBLE DISCOTHEQUE P.A. HBRE


Weddings, 21st’s, Firms party dances, etc


Member of the International Dance Teachers Association


INQUIRIES CLITHEROE 26224 HODDER MOTOR SERVICES EXCURSIONS


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th 7-20 a.m. Motor Show (Birmingham)...£3.15


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th 7 a.m. London (Day of Lord Mayor’s show)............£4.95


SATURDAYS, DECEMBER 2nd - 9th 9-20 a.m. Blackpool


£1.45


FELLOWSHIP will meet


THE UNITED CHRISTIAN


SATURDAY, '


OCTOBER 28th , 7-30 p.m. in.


ST JAMES’S SCHOOL,


When Mr J.Lewis will speak on


WORK IN KOREA


METHODIST SCHOOL JUMBLE & GOOD AS NEW SALE


CAKE and POUND STALLS


TOMORROW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27th


at 7-15 p.m. Admission 5p


£100 row led to knife attack


CLITHEROE mother of two Mrs Judith Valerie Walker received a two-year prison sentence suspended for two years at Preston Crown Court after she admitted stabbing a 24-year-old chef with a fish bone knife.


H o p e fo r a n e v e n b e t t e r y e a r


CLITHEROE YFC looked back on a successful year at its 35th annual meeting, with the hope that this year will be even better. Mr S. Myerseough was


fates: Angela Walmsley,


Thomber, Michael Fox. Dep ut ie s : Jacqueline Mason, Peter Fox. Executive delegate:


J oh n H a r t l e y , Ian Walmsley, Susan Whit­ well, Janet Bristol, Peter Fox, Frederick Spurgeon, Carol Dent. Regional dele-


'rederick Spurgeon, Mark


members. Meetings will take place on Wednesdays.


&HAVEAGREAT


Not the spot to mark an X


|JAN UA RY


2 5 p p in t [ b in t


FEBRUARY


Sunday 14th. Tuesday 23rd Tuesday 16th Monday 29th


Sunday 11th Friday 16th


Saturday 17th Sunday 18 th Tuesday 20th Monday 26th


MARCH


(EASTER ; HOLIDAYS)


APRIL First ot m t bummer h o m e t o w n h o l id a y s r V r


28 nights 28 nights' 7 nights 28 nights


28 nights 14 nights


28 nights 28 nights


7 nights 7 nights


Benidorm ■ Torremolinos Jerusalem Majorca


Majorca, Benidorm Torremolinos Majorca


Benidorm Malta


Sunday 11th 28 nights Benidorm Tuesday 20th 28 nights Torremolinos Monday 26th 28 nights Majorca


Monday 9th 14 nights Tenerife Saturday 14th 7 nights Majorca Sunday 15th 14 nights Tenerife


£151 £171 £ 1 4 3 £ 1 5 0


£ 1 5 4 £ 1 4 4


£87 £ 99


£ 1 7 3 £ 1 5 3


£ 1 5 4 £ 1 7 8 £ 1 5 3


£ 1 7 0 £111 £ 1 6 6


f JULY 1979 WAKES WEEK


Friday (p.m.) 6th July 2 weeks Italian Adriatic from £179 Saturday 7th July 2 weeks Alcudia Majorca.


. £192


Sunday 8th July 11 nights Benidorm from £176:


Thomsons, Arrowsmiths, Horizon, OSL, Sunflight, Exchange and ■


"NO WBOOKING FOR 1979‘ Villas and Apartments.


BE SURE OF YOUR CHOICE NEXT YEAR • SEE US SOON i Booking now Home Town Back to Home Town Transport


s fund ^ Travel J r services limited Clitheroe Travel


3 CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE Tel. 23362/22975


ing with the District Edu­ cation Office with a view to keeping certain schools open on election days.


HODDER VALLEY FOX CLUB


NEARLY NEW SALE


to be held at the


RED PUMP HOTEL BashallEaves


by kind permission ol Mrs Gorton


MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6th


1 p.m. — 8 p.m. Refreshments available


SLAIDBURN METHODIST . CHURCH


, ; and Methodism: in the Shet- . .• lands) (2) Growing up into Christ (Cen- Chu t in a ry celebrations in the


For-home and overseas missions


Admission: Adults 20p Children: 5p


rch of Uganda)


TUES., NOV. 7th, 7 p.m. with stalls and film strips' (1) Changing scene (North sea oil


COFFEE EVENING in the Schoolroom


inspected and it was consi­ dered not suitable for use as a polling station because of the unsatisfactory access to the basement which would have to be used. Coun. Bill Fleming (Bil­ lington), told the commit­ tee there would be a great drop in facilities both for staff and voters if they were to use the church. Discussions are proceed­


A REQUEST FROM Bil- lington Parish Council to use the Ebenezer Chapel at Billington, as a polling station for the residents of Old Langho, Brockhall and Dinckley, instead of St Augustine’s RC School, has been rejected by the Ribble Valley Finance and General Purposes com­ mittee. The Chapel had been


YOVNG people from Wa d d ing t on, West Bradford, Hurst Green and Mitton were con­ firmed by the Bishop of Bradford, the Rt Rev. Ross Hook, at a service at St Helen’s Church, W a d d i n g't o n , on Sunday. The Bishop was the


celebrant at the Euchar­ ist and gave the address. He was assisted at the


' and Mr P. A. Cunliffe was organist.


service by the Vicar, Canon C. F. Goodchild,


remainder from Mitton and Hurst Green.


T O P T W E N T Y


11. (17) “Darlin” — Frankie Miller. 12. (16) “Dippety day” — Father Abraham. 13. (10) “Blame it on the boogie” — Jacksons. 14. (—) “Public image” — Public Image Ltd. 15'. (—) “Respectable” — Rolling Stones. 16. (—) “Burn” — Deep Purple. , 17. (18) “Ever fallen in love?” —-Buzzcocks. 18. (—) VGivin’ up, givin’ in” — Three degrees. ! 19. (—) “Get it while you, can” —: Olympic Runners. 20. (—) “Teenage kicks” — Undertones. ■ r


/ 1 :


- 9. (13) “Hurry up, Harry” — Sham 69. 10. (—) “Down in the tube station at midnight” — Jam.


4. (3) “Rasputin” — Boney M. 5. (4) “Lucky stars” — Dean Friedman. 6. (8) “Now that we’ve found love” — Third World. 7. (1) “Sweet talking woman” — ELO. 8. (5) “Can’t stop loving you” — Leo Sayer.


1. (15) “Macarthur Park” — Donna Summer. 2. (20) “Rat trap” — Boomtown Rats. 3. (2) “Summer, nights”, — John Travolta/Olivia Newton-John..


dates were confirmed — 13 from Waddington and West Bradford, and the


gregation of parents and friends of the candi­ dates. Altogether 18 candi­


There was a large con­


, The Bishop is pictured with some of the young ’ people after the service. From the left, back — Diane Barrow, Grace Makinson, Helen Mar- ginson, Tracey March, Karen Barrow, Eileen Makinson. Front — Kat­ rina Wi l son, Phi l ip Rushworth, Elizabeth Bates, Stewart Margin- son an d Jonathan Brown.


Headmaster suspended


“Brave New World”— David Essex. LP of the week: “If you can’t stand the heat” — Status Quo. Chart compiled by Ames Record Bar.


Last week’s placings in brackets. Tip for the top:


ensure that the school car­ ries on with its normal teaching programme,” said Mr Calvert. “The assistant teacher has taken over as acting head and a relief teacher has been brought in.”


Officer Mr Fred Calvert said that Mr Sauer had been suspended from duty pending investigation-of complaints by certain parents which had been referred to the police. “I have taken steps to


head of the 29-pupil school since 1968, was relieved of his duties at midday on Friday. Dis t ri ct Education


THE headmaster of Bol- ton-by-Bowland Church of England Primary School has been suspended follow­ ing complaints made to Clitheroe Police.. Mr Conrad Sauer (58),


Martyn Bristol. Auditors: Hodgkinson, Lund and Monk. There were 30 new


Moorhouse, club leader; George Whitwell, assistant club leader; A n g e la Walmsley, girls’ leader; Martyn Bristol, chairman; Richard Whitweil, vice- chairman; Ruth Whitwell, secretary; Robin Hartley, treasurer; David Bristol, assistant; Christine Brad­ ley, speakers’ sec.; Jac­ queline Mason, social sec.; Catherine Lord, assistant; Mark Thornber, Press officer; Andrew Parkin­ son, notice board sec. Committee members:


elected president and vice- presidents and advisory committee members were re-elected en bloc. Other officers are: John


Mon tague S tr e e t , a chamber maid at a Gisburn hotel; pleaded not guilty to wounding Mr Barry Cham- ley, of Eastmoor Drive, Clitheroe, with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, but guilty to unlaw­ ful wounding. She changed her plea,


Initially, Walker. (32), of


however, and pleaded guilty to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, after a con­ ference between Judge Keith Dewhurst, her bar­ rister Mr David Hudson and Mr Richard Henri- ques, prosecuting. Sentencing her, the


the slides and gave a talk. Mrs Pollard proposed thanks. Winners of the competition for a local snap or slide were Mrs S. Jury, Mrs E. JAckson and Mrs M. Holden. President Mrs S. Jury


FILMS and slides of the beautiful North West countryside were seen by m em b er s o f S a w le y Women’s In s titu te at th e ir 25th . b ir th d a y meeting.- Mr N: Duerden showed


Council protests at criticism of Riverside


provided by Mrs Buckle and Mrs Proctor. The cake was made by Mrs Pye and iced by Mrs Dyson.


judge said that Walker had used “a vicious knife” nor­ mally used for cleaning fish on a man. But for the skill of the surgeon invol­ ved the man would have died. In the circumstances, he


said, it would be remark­ able for a court to suspend


‘two children, aged 10 and 14.


Walker had lent Mr Cham- ley £100 which he never repaid. Mr Chamley had been approached in Carl­ ton Place, Clitheroe, by the defendant, ’her hus­ band and Mr Kevin Bates.. Mr Walker demanded


Mr Henriques said that


the £100 and after an argu- ment Mr Chamley had been held by Mr Walker and Mr Bates, while the defendant, stabbed Mr Chamley in the back bet­ ween the ribs. Mr Hudson said that Mr


Chamley’s relationship with Mr and Mrs Walker had deteriorated because of Mr Chamley’s drinking habits. The defendant, he said,


sentence, but he was pre­ pared to accept that


Walker was hard working and a good mother to her


C o a c h f o r s q u a s h


of Preston New Road, Blackburn, started coach­


at the East Lancashire Squash Club, Blackburn, playing for them in team competitions, and at the South Ribble Squash Club. He also teaches tennis. The half-hour coaching


ing sessions last week. He is professional coach


any interested members, from beginners to team players. “Playing with a professional will help any­ one, whatever standard,” he said. The club committee has


sessions take place at Emp res s ’s court's” at Clitheroe Cricket Club, Chatburn Road, .on Wed­ nesday afternoons. Mr Scholey will teach


had acted only under a period of intense stress.


three years ago, now has a membership of 450.


decided to subsidise the lessons for non-team mem­ bers, in an effort to give benefit to all players. The club, which started


THE en th u s ia sm of Empress Squash Club members to improve their game has resulted in the club engaging a profes­ sional coach. Mr Gerry Scholey (60),


founder members. Sea­ ted, from the left, . they are Miss E. Clarke, Mrs D. Proctor,. Mrs M. C. Dyson, Mrs F. Pye, Mrs G. B en son , M r s I t. Rushton. A birthday supper was


is seated in the centre of the p ic tu r e with s ix


INCENSED Ribble Valley councillors have stood up in defence of their Riverside housing scheme at Low Moor, .following criticism by a Canadian visitor.


. shire), who described the letter as disgraceful. He was backed by the


their anger at Thursday’s meeting of the Housing Committee, when they agreed to lift restrictions to permit people from out­ side the Ribble Valley to buy the houses. The attack was led by Coun. Fred Green (Wilp-


Clitheroe Advertiser and Time s , the v i s i t o r described the housing com­ plex as “a barracks suit­ able perhaps for Belsen, Auschwitz or Dachau.” The councillors vented


In a letter in last week’s


rose in defence of the scheme. He said Riverside had been visited by coun­ cillors from Lancaster, who were so impressed that they were considering a similar scheme.


there had been some com­ ment about small windows, but the size was governed by environmental consid­ erations.


; Coun. Leo Wells said


chairman, Coun. Terence Yates (Langho), who said: “I think it is deplorable. Many, people have seen this scheme and we have had praise from many quarters. Perhaps they do not have such good taste in Canada. “I have been present


village area, added Coun. Yates, and the properties had been designed to fit in with the character of the place.


during visits by people from all over Lancashire and'I have heard no adverse criticism. They, tell me it is a very , good scheme and personally I am very happy with it.” C o u n . E d w a r d


Newhouse (Newton) also CINEMA


that more traditional idol, Sinbad, who appears in “Sinbad and the Eye of Tiger.” As well as the usual


T E L E V I S ION hern Spiderman appears on the big . screen at Clitheroe Civic Hall next week as one half of an exciting adventure show. The other film is about


Tom Robinson (Clitheroe) about the sale of Riverside houses, Borough Trea­ surer Mr Gordon Onslow said that 59 people had made some sort of reserva­ tion on the 84 houses and a further eight living outside the Ribble Valley wanted to make reservations when restrictions were lifted.


Questioned by Coun.


CLOTHING SALE IN CLITHEROE AT THE STARDUST CLUB


OLD RAILWAY STATION, CLITHEROE MONDAY, OCTOBER 30th10 a.m. — 4 p.m.


A MASSIVE CLEARANCE OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHES AT LESS THAN FACTORY PRICES


We clear manufacturers of their surplus stocks. We supply shopkeepers and market traders who then normally resell to you — well, this Is your opportunity to cut out the middlemen •


We guarantee that you can save up to £10 on a single purchase Do you think I'm mad? Well, if you shoo elsewhere — I think you are!


Please note, these are not gimmicky prices or 'come on’ just to get you there prices. We


evening performances, there will be a matinee on Wednesday at 2-15 p.m.


CONFIRMATION AT ST HELEN’S ■’.Vf-


advertise at the prices we sell at. Almost 100% of our garments are by reputable . English manufacturers. We do not sell rubbish.


LUREX BLOUSES


Tie Neck and Plain £1.99 each


Selection of


LADIES’ DRESSES £1.99 each


TREVIRA


PENCIL SKIRTS only £1.99 each


Latest Fashion


TREVIRA TROUSERS All shades and sizes only £2.99 pair Normally £7


Excellent Selection of


. LADIES’ DRESSES only £3.99 each


Buy 2 and get ONE FREE


; Fantastic Selection of SHIRT BLOUSES Plain and Fancy only £1.99 each Usually £3 — £6


Buy 2 and get ONE FREE


Hundreds of BLOUSES .


25p & 50p each


STOCKS CHANGING DAILY — ALL GARMENTS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY Unisex


Buy 2 and get ONE FREE Normally £5 each


100% DENIM SHIRTS only £2.50


BLOUSES & TOPS 99p each


Buy 2 and get ONE FREE Ladies'


2-PIECE AUTUMN SUITS Normally £15


only £3.99 each Boys' TROUSERS


In Terylene, Everprest only £2.99 pair


Normally £8 and more and I'm not joking!


Ladles' TRENCH COATS


Finest Quality and Style. Worth £16


only £7.99


BOMBER JACKETS Unisex


only £2.50


Elasticated waist slacks £1.99


Catalogue price £4.50


DENIM DRESSES only £2.99


CORDUROY DRESSES £2.75 and £3.99


HOODED DRESSES . only £2.99


GENTS ’


only £3.99 each . Catalogue price £12.50


DENIM straight-leg JEANS — Heavy quality only £4.99 warm double


only £1.99 each or 3 for £4.99


Gent’s POLO NECK SWEATERS


Girls’AUTUMN SUITS only £2.99


only £1.99 each or 3 for £4.99


Ladles’ COWL NECK SWEATERS


style, all sizes and shades only £6.99


DRESSES. Shirt walster Smart Jersey DAY


Finest quality, latest stvfe j only £4.99


Ladles’ DENIM SKIRTS. OUR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE


If you can buy any item cheaper elsewhere, show us where, and we will refund the difference


S a le co n d u c te d by S u s ie s F ashions , 114 Alfreton Road, Nottingham


DENIM JACKETS Large sizes


The houses were in a


: ST MARY'S AND ST PAUL'S SCOUTGROUP


’ HALLOW-E’EN ) DANCE


GRAND


TO HAVE BEEN HELD OCTOBER 27th


DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL


CANCELLED NEXT DANCE . \


ST VALENTINE’S — FEBRUARY 9th, 1979 '


UPHOLSTERY BARNES ■ ■ V , 'AND i ;


CARPET EVENT SPECIAL OFFER -


SUITE 11 discerning colours at £399


Over 1003-piece suites in stock, fantastic selection


...........


Biggest selection for miles, save pounds! All in stock! No . waiting!


CARPETS


Hardwearing Axminster from £4.99 yd., 10 designs


SEETHE CARPET SPECIALISTS


Sumptuous Dralon 3-PIECE


: THE RITZ CORNER, CHURCH STREET, ACCRINGTON FREE STORAGE


EASY CREDIT FACILITIES


M A R Y ' - JA N E . '


10% DISCOUNT ON ALL


P H IL D A R KNITTING YARNS


OCTOBER 26th — NOVEMBER 4th


ALSO FREE K N IT T IN G LEAFLETS TO ALL CUSTOMERS


90 EAWDLAPIOS,' (OLBTHEPIOE TEL. 2 3 0 8 0 .


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