Clitheroe. Advertiser and. Times, September 6th, 1979 9 )SOF


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A WARNING that resi­ dents. of L ow . Moor may complain to the Ombuds­ man about the way in which planning permission was granted to a Black­ burn firm for 30 houses off


I ■ Queen Street was given at a council meeting.


The Ribble Valley Coun-


c i l ’ s Chief Executiv e Officer, Mr Michael Jack- son, told the Development Sub-Committee on Thurs­ day that he had received a letter from Coun. Bert Jones; protesting on behalf of the residents.


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THERE’S MORE IN MOOR LANE Open as usual during the holidays.


Men’s Quartz range fromaround £30485.


osal to build 12 detached and 18 semi-detached houses, submitted by con­ tractors, Leonard Prank- land, which was approved by the committee -last month.


Although Mr Jackson


was confident the matter had been handled correctly


by the committee, he felt the complaints should be fully answered before the residents called in the Ombudsman.


The Ombudsman can be


consulted if anyone feels that a council is guilty of malpractice. Members of the commit­


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WHEN Desmond St John A s t le y .(2 2 ) , of Brook S t r e e t , C l i t h e r o e , appeared before the town’s


magistrates charged with stealing property worth £16 from B. Dugdale and Sons, Clitheroe, he elected for trial at Crown Court.


tee will discuss the com­ plaints at their next meet­


ing later this month. fordriTers


COMPLAINTS from residents in Back York Street, Clitheroe, about the condition of their road are to, be passed to Lancashire County Council.


.< . They say the one-way


street, which is used regu­ la r ly by cars leaving nearby Central Garage, is in a “ terrible” condition.- Housewife Mrs Mar­


garet Marsh, who lives at number 5, has seen drivers get out of their' cars to inspect the springs after going over potholes in the road.


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“ There are' so many potholes I often have trou- ble w ,’alking u .p the road,” she said. “Eve very time I left


the house last winter I fell over.”


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- H e r neighbour, Mrs Nan Pratt,' is convinced that people must be ruin­ ing their cars by driving on


•the road. “The road’s a real mess, especially when it starts raining,” she said. Mrs Pratt stressed that


no-one was complaining about the garage, but they


.just wanted the surface improving. Joint owner of the gar­


age,'Mr Ronald Capstick, said the road had not been, too bad until the council renovated cottages in the street almost two years ago. “All kinds of workmen kept coming to dig up the road then fill it in,” he


added. The residents com­


plaints were voiced at the Ribble Valley Council’s D e v e l o p m e n t S u b - Committee by Clitheroe councillor, Mrs Ma r y Bridge


. . But Chief Architect and


Planning Officer, Mr Charles Wilson, said the road was the county coun­ cil’s responsibility and that he would pass on the grie­ vances.


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AT the show; from the left: Mrs I. Wigglesworth, Mr L ; Nightingale and Mr ; W. R. Schnitzer (committee members), Mr G. Coxon (vice-chairman), Mr A. '•Wcstwell (treasurer), Mr J. Yates (secretary) and Mrs J. Catlow.


Record-breaker at Whatley


WHALLEY and Dis­ trict Horticultural Soc­ iety’s show continues to break records. This year’s entry of 518 was 133 more than last yearns record-breaking


figure. More exhibits, and an


attendance of over, 300, created a space problem in the Methodist Hall. The show is clearly outgrowing the facilities, a problem to which the committee will seek a solution before next


year’s event. The president, Mr Basil


Greenwood, opened the


show, which was visited, unofficially, by David


Waddington, MP and the Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Jimmy Fell.' Judges were: Ro g e r


Hirst (flowers), Clifford Moorhouse (vegetables), Mr A. Varley (wine), Colin Cook (eggs), Mrs C. Hill,


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AO Broadlooms — 8 designs Normally £18.30............now £14.50 sq. yd.


King Kurl Wilton, 15 colours Normally £12.50.,.........now £11.50 sq. yd.


AOO Axminster 27in. Normally £17.34.....................now £13 yd. • .


10.000 yds A0.27in. 20 designs •Normally £12.80.............:............now £8.90


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Alston Suite In Dralon, was £480..................................... £359


Schreiber Suite In Brown Dralon, with 1 recllner, was £522.............................£405


Parker-Knoll Recllner In Dralon, was £309...............£245


Pam Bando in figured cover, was £433.................£347


Inderfurn 10-cushlon Suite, brown, was £587..........


Bridge Penrith Suite, was£1,281....................


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Austin Bianca 9ft. 6in. bedroom fitment, was £519....... £347


Also supporting range of Chests, Dressing Tables, etc. at similar savings.


4ft Teak Veneered Wall unit Nor­ mally £159.60


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HOLIDAY CLOSING


A L L sub-post offices in the Ribble Valley will close on Monday, September 17th, and Tuesday, Sep­ tember 18th, except for those at Whalley ana Dun- sop Bridge, which will close only on the Monday.


Clitheroe’s* main post


office, howe ver , wi l l remain open as usual.


Pensioners and al lo ­


wances due to be paid at offices which will be closed can be collected one week in advance. Telegrams will be accepted from tele­ phone kiosks as normal.


SPURGEON — COLLINGE


Clitheroe nurse Miss


Jane_Elizabeth Gollinge was married to dairy farmer Mr John Frederick Spurgeon at All Saints’ Church, Pendleton, on. Saturday.


The bride, who is train­


ing as a midwife, is the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs J r R. Collinge, of Higher Standen Farm, Clitheroe.


The bridegroom is the


elder son of Mr and Mrs J. Spurgeon, of Mason Green Farm, Bashall Eaves. The bride, given away


by her father, wore a white model Edwardian gown of coffered Swiss nsse and French lace. Her headdress was a bridal band with roses and tulle trimming. She carried a bouquet of pink and white s i lk f l owe r s , ros e s, stephanotis and lily-of-the- valley. • Bridesmaids were Miss Jeanette Alicia Sykes and Miss Margaret Ann Col­ linge, the bride’s sister. They : wore .calf-length green-flowered dresses with-silk flowers in their hair, and ’ carried white clutch bags decorated with .matching flowers.


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. Best man was Mr James Fisher. Ushers were-Mr Bryan Richard1 Collinge,. the bride’s brother, and Mr Charles Adam Spurgeon, the bridegroom’s'Drother.- - The.ceremony was con- ,ducted'by the Rev. J., G.


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Cole and the Rev. Arthur Higginson.


... A reception was held at the Red Pump Inn, Bashall Eaves. The couple'are/to live in Waddington. Photograph: Paul Brown


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THREE Ribble Valley residents were among


eight newly-qualified nurses who attended an induction.course at Cal- derstones Hospital. : Miss Barbara Lam­ bert, of Bright Street, Clitheroe ( le f t ), Mrs Maureen N u t ta l l , o f C onwa y A ve n u e, Clitheroe ( r ig h t ) and Mrs Janet Hilton, of Rydal Mount, Whalley Road, Sabden, were given lectures by senior members of staff to pre­ pare them for duty on their respective wards. The nurses have suc­


Mrs F. Marsden, and Mrs F. Pope. Trophy winners were: Bank-


sian Medal (largest total of prizcmoncy in horticultural classes), Dr Barry Smith; Greenwood cup (best exhibit of members* vegetables), Mrs Olga Leach; Clegg cup (best local exhibit of flowers), Mrs F. Pickles; Dorothy- Taylor trophy (best floral exhibit), Dr Barry Smith." Duckworth cup (best open


exhibit of flowers), Mr Lcn Nightingale; Coronation cup


^(best open exhibit of veget­ ables), Mr E. Sed gwick ; Harold Hampson cup (best pot plant), Mr T. W. Pollitt; Wil­ liam Rirtwcll cup (best exhibit of tomatoes), Mrs F. Pickles.


FLOWERS (OPEN) Floral arrangement: Mrs A.


P. Bretherton, Mrs J. Birtwis­ tle. Arrangement in egg cup: Mrs O. Leach, Mrs J. Bitwistle. Dahlias: Mrs F. Pickles. One dahlia: 1 and 2, Mr J. Devaney. Roses: E. Sedgwick, Mrs F.


Pickles. One rose: E. Sedgwick, Mrs S. Carlyon. Gladioli: J. Devaney,’ J. Murrie. One gladioli: Dr B. Smith, G. Lumb. Flowers arranged for effect:


E. Sedgwick, Mrs J. Nighting­ ale. Asters: L. Nightingale, J. Devaney. Antirrhinums: E. Sedgwick. Flowering plant: Dr B. Smith, J. Devaney. Flowering pot plant: 1 and 2,


Dr B. Smith. Fouage pot plant: T. W. Pollitt, Mrs N. Phillips. Hardy herbacious: Mrs F. Pick­ les, Dr B. Smith. Foliage plant: T. W. Pollitt, Dr B. Smith. Cacti and succulents: Mrs N. Phillips, Sirs J. Birtwistle. Gent’s buttonhole: Mrs M.


Power. Corsage: 1 ‘and 2, E. Sedgwick. Sweet peas: 1 and 2, E. Sedgwick. VEGETABLES(OPEN) Cauliflower: E. Sedgwick, L.


Nightingale. Cabbage: J. Mur­ rie, Dr B. Smith. Lettuce: Pamela Smith (2nd). Beet: J. Murrie, Mrs O. Leach. Peas: Mrs Wooff, Miss J. Cassie. Potatoes: E. Sedgwick. Three


onions: 1 and 2, E. Sedgwick. Four onions: L. Nichtingale, J. Murrie, Turnips: F. Cotterill (2nd). Celery: Dr B. Smith. Tomatoes: Mrs F. Pickles, G.


way.


Ainsworth . Cucumber: J. Gomer, L. Nightingale. Leeks: Dr B. Smith, Mrs F. Pickles. Shallots: Dr B. Smith. Any other vegetable: Mrs F.


Pickles, Dr Smith. Heaviest truss of tomatoes: R. Hornby. French beans: L. Nightingale, Mrs F. Pickles. Runner beans; Mrs J. Birtwistle, Mrs O. Leach. HANDICRAFTS


Hand-knitted garment: Mrs


M. Whitehead, J. Walker. Crochet: Mrs F. Birtwell, Glynis Nolan. Knitted garment for child: J. Walker and M. Fell (joint). Knitted garment for baby: Mrs J. Wigglesworth. Soft toy: Mrs N. Joinson, E. Jones. Oil colour: F. Cotterill (2nd).


Pottery: Helen Lowe, Mrs E. Parry. Other handicraft: 1 and


2, G. Hardman. BAKING


Scones: M. Threlfall, Mrs.D.


cessful ly completed three years training and will be attending a prize-giving ceremony within the next few months.


M. White. Parkin: M. Threlfall, Mrs M. Fell. Shrewsbuiy bis­ cuits: Mrs A. Sutton, Mrs Wads­ worth. Victoria sandwich: Mrs Wadsworth, Mrs J. Nightingale. Fruit cake: Angela Smith, M. Threlfall. Six* fancy cakes (chil- dren): Vicki Hollin, Simon Smith.


PRESERVES Marmalade: J. Walker,


Angela Smith. Jam: Mrs Pye, Mrs D. M. White. Bottled fruit: Mrs M. Power.


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WINES Sweet: Mrs D. Coates, Mrs


M. Power, G. Ainsworth. Dry: G. Ainsworth, E. Sedgwick,


Mrs M. Power. EGGS


White: 1 and 2, Pamela Smith.


Brown: Mrs O. Leach, Tom Seery. VEGETABLES (MEMBERS) Tray of vegetables: Dr B.


Smith, A. H. Jones. Tomatoes: Mrs F. Pickles, Tom Seeiy. Potatoes: A. H. Jones, A. Whit­ taker. Turnips: T. Seery, L. Nightingale. Cabbage: Dr B. Smith. Cauliflower: L. Nightin­ gale, Dr B. Smith. Carrots: T. Seery, A. H.


Jones. Beet: L. Nightingale, A. H. Jones. Three onions: Mrs


Leach, Dr B. Smith. Four


onions: L. Nightingale, A. H. Jones. Shallots: 1 and 2, Dr B. Smith. Truss of tomatoes: G. Ains­


Vase of outdoor flowers: Mrs


F. Pickles, Mrs J. Birtwistle, Gladioli: Dr B. Smith, J Devaney. Hardy herbaceous Mrs M. .Whitehead, D. Cham- ley. Phlox: Dr B. Smith, Mrs S. E. Carlyon. Sweet peas: J Devaney, Mrs M. Jackson. Roses: Mrs B. Livesey, Mrs J,


Birtwistle. Asters: Dr B. Smithl L. Nightingale. Antirrhinums: G. L. Ainsworth, J. Devane’ Dahlias: J. Devaney, Mrs 1 Pickles. Bowl of dahlias: Mrs F. Pickles, Mrs J. Birtwistle. CHILDREN’S CLASSES Wild grasses: Vicki Barlow,


Yvette Livesey. Wild flowers: Alexandra Barlow, Jaso Livesey. Vase of flowers: Vicki Barlow, Dawn Birtwistle. Painting 3-5: Richard Phillips,


worth, Miss E. M. Hearfiekl. Runner beans: Mrs J. Birtwis­ tle, Dr B. Smith. Peas: D. Charnley, A. H. Jones. Any other vegetable: G. Ainsworth, Dr B. Smith. FLOWERS (MEMBERS) Annuals: Mrs"J. Wiggles­


worth, Mrs F. Pickles. Flower­ ing pot plant: Mrs B. Livesey, Dr B. Smith. Foliage pot plant: T . W. P o l l it t , Mrs S. E. Carlyon.


Katherine Phillips. G-7: Joanna Holmes, Vanessa Young. 8-11: Christiaan Alblas, Louise Ire­ land. 12-15: Pamela Smith, Angela Smith. Art: Angela Smith, Vicki Bar-


low. Miniature garden: Jason Livesey, Pamela Smith. Wild fruits: Angela Smith, Karen


“ Jones. CHILDREN’S HANDICRAFTS Any article: up to 8: Wendy


Hollin, Alexandra Barlow*. 9-11: Y v e t te Livesey, Catherine Reddy. 12-13: Jane Reddy (1st and 2nd). 14-15: Nicola Livesey, Pamela Smith.


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