yr - r - v. : \ S - : . _________ : V- > \ '■■■% •'•/■ :’;. v , . -.■•■?,?; ?>? -■ k -I'” •->■ . Clitheroe Advertiser and Times,'September 28th; 1978 ~ j ; r > » l&wE#Mtk>l *; 1 * ' * >)t % ^ * t ■


tarn about glass. . . all types of glass


_________________i 'FULL RANGE OF G L A S S P A T g S •«8£H9*E


1 \NH\V-G YOU


, \NWTi G6Fl - « s s s " ■.when it's about glass contact


Blackburn Glass


ST. PETER STREET BLACKBURN Telephone: 56583 DoulIonGlassIndustries anri weekendsTel S6209 " loyal Uoulton


DODRSlWv IHPIKI | | ;:em


- - ___________ HfflCt B POKING n o n f e s ,


ey* n r- y '


|**w* w iu i ig .-uxiiu <cu i iv c u in Clitheroe on Tues­ day morning there'f, were 40 women' wait- !s ing to make appoint- ;;


<ments. Many had been-.v there since 8 a.m.


try;again for an appoint-: ment.


adapted caravan was putt on the road by the Black- burn Health .Authority, | the response hasbeen so * overwhelming that a more t flexible system of appoint- ’ ments is being looked into. . The method so far is to


Since the. specially-:


hand out appointment ; cards. But the full day’s >


:


allocation of 25 cards is - being snapped up as soon


as the unit arrives: Women


handle only 25 a day many who.turned up will have to w:


,


every Tuesday, but .the demand ; is: .just as: great______ __________ „„ when it goes,to Blackburn,raise money, for more


over'again/Ms’’- The unites in Clitheroe


But as the unit,can ; , One idea under consider­ ation is to:-hold back half


^the - cards.-until 12-30 so" : - that, working women’have ■ a chance to attend during their lunch break. ■ But, on Tuesday, at


; i Clitheroe, the staff,: faced by 40, women who . had < waited in the cold for up to


the problems .would be to limit the service to the over-40s,: because they are the ones most , at risk. Another idea is to intro­ duce'an appointments sys-


Poetry time


A. FREE, three-page poetry pamphlet is to be distributed in Ribble Val­ ley schools, youth clubs and libraries next week. The pamplet is the idea


of the Mid-Pennine Associ­ ation for the Arts, recently joined by the Ribble Val- ey Council. The association hopes


that the pamphlets, which will also be available in Accrington and Great Har-1 wood, will become a regu­ lar monthly feature:-


- poets wishing to contribute to the pamphlet should ■ contact; Chris Brodest,


' MPAA, 20 Hammerton Street, Burnley.


Any local , writers or


two hours,jdecided.to issue all but three of the cards.- One way of overcoming


might .hotr turn tup^which would, waste .valuable time? > ‘A. "further .possibility's todaunch a charity fund^o’


■^.ccrington andiGreat Har-’ i units.'v Eachb costs t-about wood on other days. , ’ ' £15,000, plus*' £10,000 a


j year, to i run; i Ways of devising a fairer system are being


> along .that the service


< considered • by consultant surgeonMr.-Claude cBrun; and hospital' officials. ’ Dr firun has accepted all


- considers a limited service is better than none at- all,


would: be inadequate,-: and that the money is not avail­ able to.improveit;:Butihe


: women will bear with them: .•and carry on ^trying?to •make appointments;. ■In addition to-visits to local towns; the unit is to


women seen- in the area,' seven were referred to their own doctor for fu r th e r consultation,, though _ Mr Brun emphas-- ises this. does not mean they" have breast cancer.


attend factories every Thursday. Any firm or fac­ tory -with more - than 10 .women’ interested- in the examination should contact the health centre at Lar- khill, -Blackburn.' : • Of the f irs t 100


; which - has been borne out by the response. Mr Brun hopes that’


■} 1 i i i ».> -y ^ 1 ir- -Lass


d e rs;; are t completing!? the •;


Council.;,; Nine out" of. 10 househol-i


, .voluntary: census form-sent-, i out; with;,this/-year’sKelec-.! toral .registration :dbcu-v ments.


the survey to, prove the ~ f rms ■ i,/i' w current government* popu-' lations.estimates- which


The council is conductings conducting ‘ ’ Cinema J T


“WARLORDS^of Atlan­ t is ,” the attraction, at Clitheroe Civic Hall, stars- Doug . McClure, - and \-tells •what happens when a boat, crew, discovers- the legen- < dary lost city, of Atlantis.


MAWBY — ASPINALL


-• A honeymoon in the’ Lake District followed the? wedding at St John’s Church,’ Hurst -Green, o f , Miss : Denise Aspinall and : Mr Howard • Mawby. The bride, a civil servant, is the eldest daughter of Mr and ' Mrs V. Aspinall; of the Bayley Arms, Hurst Green; The bridegroom, a motor technician, is the


.eldest son of Mr and Mrs T. Mawby, of Elmsfield


Miss Debra Aspinall, the, bride’s sister, and Miss Anne Pennington. They; wore dresses of salmon pink chiffon, with floral


father, the bride wore a long white chiffon gown with medieval-type sleeves and a. white floral .head­ dress with chiffon net and lace.'- She carried white orchids and roses. Matron of honour, Mrs Allison Wild, wore a dress of sal­ mon pink jersey-and a white Juliet cap. Other; attendants were


headdresses, and carried! roses. ■ Best man was Mr Trevor


IP c r s t t ►■ ■ ■ f l « a K . c s Q e t c l VSOR tdhXT TlSSt* |utomatic ffc. C3 H IL L A R D S


Milnrow. Photograph: P y e ’s,


Clitheroe.


Alice sees a dream come true


Slomatosi


lor Miss Alice Alston lay the foundation bricks of the sheltered housing complex she has fought for since 1969.


I Groceries


Ready Brek 500g Blue Riband Multipak 6 pack Ambrosia Custard large Choosey Cat Food large Minced Morsels 6 pack


Cadbury Multipaks (special price marked pack) Ariel E3 price marked 52p Bold E3 price marked 49Jp Lenor giant price marked 23p


291P 22P


I61P 69P


44p 19P


26p 46P


18 piece Floral Design Tea Set


Topside or Silverside


m more ,


Ladies & Mens Knitwear Huge assortment including cardigans pullovers etc all at


oney savers! £ 2 5 0


T O Y S A T L E S S L£d!esM T H A N H A L F


English Fresh Roasting Chickens English Streaky Pork


New.Zealand Shoulder of Lamb: Imported Pig Liver .


, . mm Goldspinner Cheesespread


Ski Yogurt 5 3oz Eggs i dozen size 3


l x : 'jr. $ •


62P 39P


57P 5 9 p


R E C O M M E N D E D P R IC E


Lilliput Typewriter rec price £23 43


£145 Ny'on n o r S l^s>-c?earrie i 15loz I6p


vide extremely comfort­ able accommodation in Sabden for 20 elderly people, and a warden to look after them.


ftelicando


uerman Butter " i


■ Valley Council about £250,000 and is expected to be completed in 18 months.


tain 12 single and four double units and a war­ den’s house with accom- modation for five.


The complex will con­


I and a laundry. Miss Alston feels the


Childrens Acrylic Ribbed Polo


Necks plain colours and


stripes special


introductory, offer


Hillards Slumber Valley Blankets £1 off single — norniaJ.pn'ce.£3.99,


mm


normal ; price £1.45


single-Lpair


-;v inormal-price^^jf^l £5 99 pair \ X f , ? ! " W


|5p "?20P


George Adams Traditional Cornish Pasty |^pr Hillards Refined Lard ? ~ ' r '


lb f j9Jp H IL L A R D S KINGLANE rec,i


War of the.Daleks/ __ price,£5’49,i^,v(, •-


vie.iv. <«••,- wm y


^ £7 99 pai r 'a b ^ ~ 9 9 'VoPiilowcases-l pairVormal price £1 45


double-1 pair .^normal price’


£ 5-99 , f H l v


t ^ wdt & i CARPARK I OPENING TIMES 4 Sim


CLITHEROE V ' •> .5 x n m


PRLCFS S I JB J F r T T?' ^LJPPI IFRS INC R EAS E S AND STO CK AVAII ARM ITY 1 .


l -Yjjg


«cUi:q~vi« jo^m i»« oapm. ||


ro , i


ru l i i i 4M m i IiI> iflpm: I III I fWpm •


1 DOUBLE GUARANTEE


|SfGOODS PLUS:MONEVfREFUNDED,, . - v ft'i^ON ANY'FOODS’ ~ , ’, 1 'NOT GIVING,100%’ SATISFACTION,;


pair : '£ i:? s you'save £3150 £1-99 s.wRack'bfLGiTall Stem,Wine'Glasses»ohly'‘9 5 p :c? ( j i " * ^double - normal prices


Hillards Cotton:FlanneletteiSheets plain,' candy stripes, checks -


£ 3-99 “* £ 2-99


IlSlissSl! s y


|\ th e y will be able to benefit,” she said. “It is costing a lot of


include a communal hall for social functions such, as whist drives or dances,


The fa c i l i t ie s will


scheme will be invaluable to'Sabden. “There are, quite a few villagers who are old and disabled and


I only hope I’ll be here to sec it finished. At least I’ve been able to see i t : s t a r t e d ,” said Miss Alston.


money and I only wish they had started building when I first mentioned it in 1969. It would have, been much cheaper. “I’ll be 80 next year and


Passenger hurt?


..Farm,; was ■ allowed homes after.treatment.-Driver-of.; th e c a r , 'Mr A la n '


A Bolton-by-Bowland m a n , M r G e o r g e Dewhurst, was vtaken to. Blackburn Royal Infir­ mary after the car in which he was a; passenger col­ lided with,a telegraph-pole) at Holden on Friday night. Mr Dewhurst, of:Acre?Hilh,


i-Moorhouse, of Bay- Gate': Co t tag ey/iB o 11 o n - b y- sBowland,' was unhurt. No


mother, vehicle, was in vol ved. ? ^ c ^ ^ i %


O


•'by three;Clitheroe:men set the ,Starkiet“ Arms?, alive ‘With music on Sunday?


A FOLK concert organised 'Folk- night; 1


IS arranged '»for;! thefcBlack^ burn -Wassailers and'1


-evening. >DavetSlinger,s Dave King and Bob Tolson


It is costing the Ribble


A NUMBER of villagers watched Sabden council­


Butterworth. Groomsmen were Mr Brent Aspinall, the bride’s brother, and Mr Tony Mawby, the bride­ groom’s brother. Ushers were Mr John Holt and Mr Steven Holeran. TKe ceremony was per­ formed by the Rev. Arthur Higginson, and organist was Mrs Seed. Receptions were held at the Bayley Arms and at Hurst Green,| Memorial Hall. The couple are to live at


I- ■


Avenue, Norden,. Roch­ dale. - Given away by her


’ ' ' '■•*'' on1 our-side, The census forms, have-


our side;” he ,


he; said. 1 '


.‘vs l


been passed'to the’plan­ ning d ep a r tm en t , fo r detailed: examination; and only when this is com­ pleted : will s


- r ~


Elizabeth improves her German


f


A DEMANDING but profitable experience was, how Elizabeth Beck described. her.; spell as an am pair girl in- Germany, when she, returned- to Clitheroe this week.-


• -


GISBURN MART


AT pisbum Auction Mart on.i Thursday, 160 accredited newly- calved cows and heifers were, forward.. Prize-winning cows, were entered by H. Speak (£550)' and D. Harrison (£520) and heif­


(average £429.50), heifers £702 (£437.50), Ayrshire cows )£394 (£361).


ers by J. H. Howard (£580 and (£702). Friesian cows made to £605


1


were forward and the prize was? won by T. :D; Hilary (£500). B.u W. S p r in g e rs ‘£445, B;- W: October calvcrs (£500). Accredited- calves forward


Six accredited in-calf cattle,


totalled 413 and made: Friesian bulls £123 (£78.45),, Friesian heif--


certified cattle: Young bulls 74.2p (73.6p), light steers 74.8p


i (66.4p), medium 73.6p (64.8p), light heifers 66.5p (62.5p), medium 66p (61.3p), heavy 64.2p (61.5p), Fat cows 57p (44.7p), bulls 50p (47.3p). Sheep: Light lambs I56p


(13 9 .6p), s ta n d a rd 151.5p (14 4 .7p), medium 1 4 6 .5p (139.9p), heavy 137.5p (133.4p),


The complex will pro­


cutters 65p (62.9p), baconers 63p (61.8p), overweight 58p (54.7p), fat sows £132 (£90.80).


Clitheroe


FAT cattle found a slower trade at Monday’s fatstock sale at Clitheroe Auction Mart. Prices, however, were only slightly down .on the previous week. Quality lambs were in demand, with other, sorts bringing, less money.


/


store cattle, calving cows were in short supply, but an entry of | 84 store cattle found good trade October calving cows made to


£24 10 p e r head (av e rag e £18 60), horned to £22 (£12 15) At Friday’s sale of in calf and


£492 pel head, Friesian steers to £280, Hereford to £260, Friesian heifers to £284, Hereford to


- £151); 17 shearling rams to £515 - (£294), 5; ram v lambs, to £230 (£212), 3 gimmer lambs to £42


•• ■•.Fifteen rams (of two shear and over) made to £400 (average


s shear and over) —R. .Yates and' Sons, Stonyhurst (£170), rand J. Howarth, Whalley (£140). v ■; . Shearling ram (1 and 2) — J.


: (£35), 2 • gimmer shearlings to £66 (£58) Prizewinners were: Ram (two'


• Scott,-Chipping (£515 and £340).- : Ram lamb (Land 2) — G-. and S.,E.,:Parker,1Slaidbum:(£210).'


\ Did'.not! » * ir*,' ■ \ .


L ^ 's t o p 7


A F T E R ca r i 'd r iy e r J -Stephen John Burrows (29) of Meadowside,. Grindle- ton.-jhad^beeri.involved fin'


an n u a l show of bluefaced Leicester rams. A small but quality entry of 37 rams failed to supply a large and active com­ pany of buyers. The day’s aver­ age,' (which included f ive •-females), w as £207.


£220. Cows and calves made to £475. ; Also on Friday, was the


148 5p (129 3p), light to 153p (138 4p), medium to 145p (138 Ip), heavy to 129p (123 7p) H a lf -b red ewes made to


made to 72 4p (62 9p), fat cows to 48p (43 6p) Very light lambs made to


In show team


per kg (average 68.7p), medium- to 68.4p (G6.2p), medium heifers to 65 6p (62 3p) Overall steers and heifeis averaged 66-2p Uncertified steers and heifers


Light steers -made to 73.2p


overweight 128p (119.7p), light shearlings 131p (121p), heavy averaged 123.5p, fat ewes £44 (£16). Pigs: Porkers averaged 54p,


cattle, 3,081 sheep and 36 pigs were forward. Certified clean cattle: light steers 73.4p (69p), medium 73.2p (67.7p), heavy 66.8p (65.4p), light heifers 71.5p (64.7p), medium 69p (64.1p). Uncertified and • previously


and store pigs which were for­ ward made: In-pig sows to £124, store pigs £29 (£28.22). In the Fatstock section, 254


ers £80 (£48.05), Hereford X ‘ bulls £101 (£71.25), Hereford X heifers £63 (£47.25), Charolais X bulls £140 (£88.20), Charolais X heifers £100 (£62), Angus bulls £71 (£53), Angus heifers £59 (£40.30). Weaned calves: Frie-: sian bulls £160 (£120), Beef X? bulls £182 (£161), Beef X heifers j averaged £172. Fifty-five in-pig gilts, sows


Sabden minister inducted


• -SABDEN’S n ew Baptist minister, the Rev. Don Briddock, was inducted at a special service in the church on Saturday. Mr Briddock, of Hardy


Avenue, Brierfield, who teaches in Nelson, is a former minister of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Burnley.


He was inducted by the


area superintendent of the Lancashire and Cheshire Baptist Association, the Rev. Trevor Hubbard. Also taking part was the Rev. Keith Hobbs, of Sion Baptist Church, Burnley. A special welcome from


Woman


kept •lost’ watch


thenther religious denomi­ nations in the .village came from Fr Trevor Vaughan,


?Church; Fr Leon Morris, of St Mary’s RC Church; and the Rev. Roland Bam- ford who is responsible for Sabden Methodist Church. Representing the village


of St-Nicholas’s Parish


| Mrs F. Hargreaves, chair­ man of the county school


' managers; Mr Briddock’s wife and


daughter were present at the- service. They will be helping with the running of the church Sunday school.


Netball girl turns down selection


A CLITHEROE girl, Bridget Byrne,, of Park Avenue,- has had to turn down selection for the Lancashire under-21 net- ball squad m order to start a teacher training course at Hull Polytechnic.


selected after trials at Police Headquarters, at Hutton. Her school team, Notre Dame Convent, Blackburn, were Lanca­ shire and North-West net- ball champions.


She is 19 and was


- has also just embarked on a -new, career. After gain- jag a degree m French and


i.German at-Lancaster Uni- .versity she left on Tuesday to work in Germany.


■


! B remen, ...where kitchen fitings are made.


co-ordinator in the Bec- kermann factory, ■ near


Moyra’s new job is as a - brother. Her sister Moyra


and Mrs Denis Byrne, has three other sisters and a


Bridget, daughter of Mr CHRl EN<


EAR-RIf — CHAF CHOf


LIGHTEl ARNDl AI80 33 :


were Coun. Miss A. Alston, chairman of Sab­ den Parish Council, and


the, .-council.; I


^response I think that py , ; ‘ 11 is ; “ " L? *


transport,^education.and? housing.


returned and*.90.per.:.cent* accompanied


'A council- spokesman said that; 13;000=of"the 17,000 electoral' registra- tion


„ , \ 1 5s " rw .V * '' 1 *■(*** forms had


ed by cen-; 3 -


been^ cei


) , n


f’.spendvin’.various ways; However,1 council offi- •


s cials t;are'. stills concerned *


::that;4,000,electoralregist- : ration .form’s have not yet' been returned. '•


C -The 'spokesman said: • "The last qualifying date is October. 10th .but we would;


uctoD r lucn d i ^gjj, jn as soon would


saying the census was vol- D0SSible • > untary we have,got people,, v „with’ boro„gh and par


ish elections next year, plus;'ther European elec­ tions; and a pogsible Gen-


b ^


eral Election people should .make sure .they return the ■forms and don’t lose their vote.”, v. , ’


llG I iU


. .c i


Choose savings on|


SLUM 1C


^onl


SIZE SINGLE DOUBLE KING >


SIZE


SINGLE DOUBLE KING


SEE'


COLOl COV! PILL!


See our<


Clitheroe bow out of sevens


m m ' 4,->Lri -’A ■ .ft5-


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12  |  Page 13  |  Page 14  |  Page 15  |  Page 16  |  Page 17  |  Page 18  |  Page 19  |  Page 20