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DOWN WITH FUEL BILLS!


Calor Gas in


15kg cylinders is cheaper for heating, unit for unit, than standard rate electricity. It’s pay-as-you-go;


no big quarterly shocks! No flue-no wasted ,


heat. You get all the .warmth you pay for!


Infradex Alvima Three heat settings for up to 4kW output. Finished in cream New Calor users will need stove enamel with to hire cylinders, simulated wood lower panel and lid. Fitted with Piezo-ignition, flame failure and atmosphere sensing devices. ;


This Badge is your assurance that the heater is approved for safety and performance and is backed by Calor Gas Service.


Keep warm with


IE COUNTRY’S WILDLIFE VERS


IIBER 8th to 22nd >-30 p .m . \SD WEDNESDAYS


PH HOUSE


EETRALPH IN PERSON ON MEMBER 8th, AT ILLERY


l VE A WIDE MRISTMAS } ALL TASTES


BARCLAYCARD HARRINGTONS


THE BOAT YARD, WHITEBIRK, BLACKBURN


Open 7 days a week


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WATER SERVICES TELEPHONE CHANGE


Changes in our telephone equip­ ment will mean a speedier service when consumers call. From and including Monday, December 3, 1979, our telephone number at Pen­ nine House, Stanley Street, Preston, changes from Preston 59455 to:


PRESTON 22200


Inquiries regarding water .services accounts are also handled on this number.


All other telephone numbers are UNCHANGED, including those of our offices at Blackpool^Blackburn, Burnley, Preston (Ribbleton Lane) Rivers Division (Preston) and out- of-hours emergency numbers. They are listed under WATER in approp­ riate telephone directories.


Please place this announcement for easy reference in your phone book until amendments can be made to Post Office directories.


Ribble Division, Pennine House, Stanley Street, Preston PR1 4DR.


North WestWater


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L RANGE OF GIFTS IN STUME JEWELLERY,


riGHTS, FANCY HOSE


S, BLOUSES, SKIRTS and SUITS and DRESSES,


Dorothy Fowler)


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LEATHER GOODS AND GIFTS


DEANS Our range of Gifts is more


extensive. We can save you ct lot of 1 time and worry. Best of all our 'prices’are vei'y competitive. Come and browse and view our range which includes:


HANDBAGS IN LEATHER by:


E Y L T D MLS


IRE ILADDERS ' 'ICING TONS


bRADE PLYWOOD etc LLS


lITHEROE |e 41215.


: WEYMOUTH, AMERICAN"


MAGGIE PELL TULA,


FINE SUEDE EROS, etc.


HANDBAGS IN SYNTHETIC BRENTON, MACLAREN, etc., etc. '


A good assortment o/FLIGHT BAGS !


3 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE . , Tel. 23811


J. ASPDEN LTD 26 KING STREET, CLITHEROE


R E M IN G T O N Lektro V 4;• fA ' 'A .A . . L. .a 6*. •I.-iA.vIa ,/ „ r ,1,v 4 -.U .U .,1 . t ,L 1 Ul l 4 ,L 1|„L l, u.ti 11 1.0.1-*. tr.l U O 4 .* 0 W V I — ^ - *-*• * C Since 1974, prices have, on •


average, risen by over 100%. • Bui not the price ol the Remmglon Leklro.


The price we ask today would have . ,


bought you a similar shaver then. Buy tne Remington Lektro and pay a


comfortabla price (or your shaving. (Prices ol the lour shevers in the Lektro tenge) ,


Lektro Super Rechargeable £22.10


Lektro Super.............. ...£18.95 Lektro Deluxe.......;.....'.... £15.49 Lektro Special..... ....... £12.60


THE HOME FURNISHERS im aiSm i


QUEEN MILL, QUEEN’S RD, ACCRINGTON. TEL: 36262 47-51 COAL CLOUGH LANE, BURNLEY. TEL: 37089


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The W Centre 2 SWAN COURTYARD,


CLITHEROE f TEL. 122661/2 .


yr . j Lone table. 35731*. £71.50 Square table. 3S72E £43.50 ‘ NettqfihreMibltt.MMSU j £67.25


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Look at library service


THE future of some small libraries in the Ribble Val­ ley may go under the financial microscope as a re su lt of Government spending cuts. This was revealed to the


Ribble Valley Council’s Recreation and Leisure Committee by district lib­ rarian Miss Barbara Snell, in response to a question about now libraries would fare in the current finan­ cial climate. Miss Snell said that the county librarian


H E A DMA S T E R of Clitheroe Royal Grammar- School, Mr Gerald Hood, and his wife Mollie sat down "to afternoon tea-with 200 guests, after officially opening a Red Robin tea organised by the ladies of the 76 group at Clitheroe Church.


Parish Each year the group


finds an appropriate name for the tea party, which is held in the Pansh Hall.


and is to be divided bet­ ween the Rheumatism and Arthritis Council and church funds.


Over £400 was raised


Visitors were not only provided with sandwiches


and home-made cakes, but were able to buy from a wide range of gifts .on stalls.


helpers and youngsters round the Christmas stall are Mr and Mrs Hood, Canon J. C. Hudson and Mrs Hudson.


Pictured (right) with


Bawdlands plan hold-up warning


WORK costing £30,000 to improve part of Bawd-1 lands will start in February, even though it could be at least two years before two industrial sites can be tidied up to complete' the facelift.


The Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Housing Committee


TWO-THIRDS SOLD


A TOTAL of 56 houses have been sold on the Rib- ble Valley Council's £lm scheme at Riverside, the Housing Committee was


told. C h i e f L e g a l an d


Administration Officer Mr Jack Ruffley said that of the remaining 28 houses, 18 had completion dates fixed, three were the sub­ ject of a revised mortgage application and six were still under negotiation. Only one had failed to bring any inquiries.'


SANTA OPENS SABDEN FAIR


would be lookine at the whole set-up, but she did not know yet if Ribble Val­ ley would be affected. However, she thought


that the future of some small branches would be looked at and there were one or two of this type in the area. Asked by Coun. John


has agreed that the first phase of the work can be completed by April. But chairman Coun.


Harry Riding (Longridge) warned it could be “the best part of two years” before the council could rehouse the two haulage firms and tidy up their sites on either side of the Bawdlands improvement area. He was replying to criti­


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, to rehousing the firms so that the whole project, could be tackled as soon as possible. Coun. Riding explained


cism from Coun. Bert Jones (Clitheroe) that the council was dragging its fe e t over the planned £134,000 scheme. Coun. Jones urged the council to give top priority


CENJOY AOLOURFUL CHRISTMAS


with a No Deposit Colour TV


(min. rental period 12 months)


from


that the council was con­ sidering alternative sites for the firms. However, after receiv­


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ing a report from commun­ ity architect Mr Rod Hac­ kney thattheresidents of Bawdlands unanimously supported the proposals, the committee agreed to the scheme going to tender and the detailed drawing stage. It was also agreed to


£1.75perw


All sets thoroughly reconditioned ana backed up by a


service second to none


IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY


SMITHS ALARM C LOC KS............... DIGITAL ALARM C LOC KS.............. DIGITAL ALARM C LO C K S ..............


£7.95 £8.95


£10.59


FIDELITY RECORD PLAYER............ £39.95 HAIRDRYERS from.................... £4.95 RADIOS from........................... £9.20 CASSETTE RECORDERS from....... £19.95 PACK OF 3 C60 CASSETTES...........


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allow Mr Hackney and the c h a i rm a n and vice chairman to accept con­ tracts, receive tenders and liaise with the council’s officers to ensure that the project moves ahead as quickly as possible. This week, Mr Hack­


Walmsley (Mellor) if mobile libraries would be hit, Miss Snell said that as about half the population of the borough used this facility it was unlikely that the vehicles in Ribble Val­ ley would be affected.


HARD work by members of St Mary’s RC Church paid off on Saturday when their


Rise of £97,000 in housing cost


THE .final bill for the Ribble Valley Council’s sheltered housing scheme at St Ann’s Court, Low Moor, was more than £V£m — an increase of £97,000 compared with the original estimate.


BRIDGE CLUB


FIFTEEN tables were in play at last week’s dupli­ cate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club.


Roan'and Mr Forster, Mrs Murgatroyd and Miss Aldred. EW — Mrs Bren- ton and Mrs Garde, Mrs Waddington and Mrs Haworth.


• Winners were: NS — Mr Occasionally the correct bid­


ding of a hand does not get the best result. The following hand illustrates this point: Love all, W dealer


S 0843 H 042 D K85 C KQ5


N W


S J1052 H AKJG D AQ6 C 82


would bid one no trump; and East pass. South should now use the stayman convention of two. clubs, asking partner if he has a four card major suit.


After a pass by West, North


showing four spades and South bids the game in spades. This contract goes one_ off on a diamond lead, while 3NT’s makes 10 tricks on the same


North now bids two spades lead. WLW TELEPHONES: .


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revealed by Borough Trea­ surer Mr Gordon Onslow to the Housing Committee, which, then agreed to apply for permission from the Government to borrow the


The increased cost was


extra cash. The scheme, which took


more than three years to build, cost a total of £500,224, compared with th e o r ig in a l f ig u re of £403,234, said Mr Onslow. The main reasons for the


£97,000 increase were that staff salaries were not included on the original contract, which was drawn up on prices' now more than three years old. Of the £97,000, £64,000


a Christmas ?rtsent


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was for contracts, £25,000 for salaries, £3,500 for fur­ niture and fittings, £1,000 for fencing and £4,000 for other work. But Mr Onslow still


believed the council had been given a good deal, as the final sum was a few thousand pounds less than the second cheapest esti­ mate offered three years ago


Run for money


SENIOR judo club mem­ bers of Trinity Youth and Community C e n tre , Maurice and Mark Pinder made £100 from an 18-mile sponsored run. The money will be used to provide equipment for


the club. Maurice (19) and Mark


(17) covered the route from Preston to Clitheroe in just two and a half hours.


Nett of three tablet. 35SID £89.50 £65.50 L» n | u h l( ,3 SU I) £87.75 O' Lamp tabic. 35921) £38.25 Sett of three tablet. 35661) £84.25 A G-Plan occasional table will not


only enhance your living room but will also be of real practical use. We are offering a range of these


occasional tables at greatly reduced prices.


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annual Christmas fair raised a record-breaking £1,052. Father Christmas paid a visit to the village to open the fair and then handed out


presents to dozens of children. St Mary’s School was packed with visitors and there were numerous stalls and ,,


amusements. Teas were on sale in the clubroom. Parish priest Fr Leon Morris later thanked everyone involved.


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ney’s associate, community architect Mr Ian Finlay, promised that the project would not grind to a halt I because the council could not acquire the industrial |


areas. Provided all goes well,'


work will start in Feb­ ruary to resurface and pave the area bounded by Corporation Street and the railway line.


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Moor Lane and Woone Lane, Clitheroe. Telephone 22683.


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“But obviously we can-


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