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Improvements cu t b a ck on
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ABOUT 80 council properties on the Billington Gardens estate are to have their lofts insulated and another 30 are to be rewired.
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cil’s Housing Committee agreed to the work being done at Billington, follow ing protests against the council’s decision to cut back on a £39,000 improve ment-scheme
for.the area.
The Ribble Valley Coun
• insulated. An appeal was made to
who represents the village, said residents were bitter about the decision to cut back on the installation of gas central heating and the rewiring of most of the 10 bungalows and some 90 houses. Elderly people in the
Coun. Mrs Olga Leach,
bungalows could not afford their own heating systems and, as a result, were still having to shovel coal on their fires.
One elderly woman, she
found on the floor the fol lowing day, after police broke down her door. “Without heating, that
said, had collapsed during the night and had been
woman might have died if the weather had been worse,” she added. Concern about the plight
H E LP ING hands from all quarters contributed to the success o f the a n nual dance arranged bij the Association of F r ie n d s o f Clitheroe R o y a l G r a m ma r School.
of the residents was also. expressed by Coun. Fred “litis (Billington' He said that to put roof
insulation in the houses before rewiring or central heating was like putting the cart before the horse. Chief Technical Officer
Mr Dennis Black explained that even if money were available, heating systems could not be installed
PRAISE
THE Meals-on-Wheels service in Clitheroe is to get £270 of new equip ment, the Ribble Valley Council’s Finance and Gen eral Purposes Committee
decided. The WRVS which runs
the service had applied to the committee for money to purchase the equip ment. The application was granted after members agreed they provided “a wonderful service.”
from the Girls’ school assisted the ladies com mittee in preparing a ch ic k e n buf f e t , a n d some of the school cater ing s ta ff helped to serve the supper.
department helped ivith the decorations, a party
th e 200 p e o p le who danced-to music by Les A l l e n ’s band. P rizes g i v e n f o r a ra ffle included a watch and ivines and spirits. T h e m o n e y raised
w ill be u sed to b u y school equipment.
Lots for sale
AN auction of clocks, trin kets, television - sets and other household items raised some £225 for the Leonard Cheshire Homes. The sale, organised by the Clitheroe and district
' support group, was held in the United Reformed Church Hall oh Saturday.
BUILT IN FURNITURE Pictured are some of
event made a profit of £200 which will be used to buy extra items for the use of pupils. There was a grocery
CHILDREN of Wad- d in g to n and West B r a d fo rd S c h o o l pitched in with teach ing staff, kitchen staff and parents to organ ise a coffee evening and Christmas bring- and-buy. The well-supported
Our picture shows
the staff and some of the scholars with mas
cot Paddington Bear being held by Tracy Jackson.
Pendle Club
WINNERS at the Pendle Club bridge session were Mrs A. Barker and Mrs J. Sellars and Mr C. Hill and Mr J. Harrison.
B o y s fr om the a r t
bungalows will be rewired. All the houses on the estate will be insulated, the work being paid for by the council’s repairs fund. The bungalows are already
the committee to put Bib lington Gardens high on its list of priorities.
Twenty houses and 10
because the great demand for gas had caused a shor-
. tage of appliances. After tne meeting, Mrs
Leach said that the insula tion and rewiring was a step in the right direction and she hoped the council would rewire the remain ing houses and install heat ing systems as soon possible.
Lots o f willing helpers a t dance
TREAT FOR SCHOLARS
SCHOLARS of Low Moor Methodist. Sunday School enjoyed a Christmas party on Saturday, arranged by the teachers.
vided by Mrs Rosemary Lancaster and children from T r in i ty Sunday School. Father Christmas gave
Entertainment was pro
VALUE for money was the theme at St Paul’s Church Christmas fair at Low Moor on Saturday, and no-one could argue with that.
Practically everything on sale had been made by members of the parish, and visitors were able to find many suitable Christ mas gifts.
The fair, which made a p ro f it of £600 for church funds, was officially opened by Mrs Muriel ‘Butlin, wife of the Vicar of Chatburn. She was in troduc ed by the Vicar, the Rev. Arthur Siddall.
The men of the church were in evidence sel ling a variety of toys and th e M o th e rs ’ Union excelled with miscellaneous gifts, all hand-made.
The youth organisations made a contribution with their own stalls.
presents to the children and they enjoyed a sea sonal tea. Games were arranged by Mr G. Barnes with the aid of the Rev. and Mrs G. A. Vickers and other adults.
Coffee time at West Bradford
Young visitors were able to have a chat with Father Christ mas in his grotto and buy sweets at a bar gain price on- a stall ru n by Mrs P am Burgess, leader of the toddlers group.
Mrs Butlin is pictured at the men’s stall with the Vicar and helpers.
Black belt is found
TRINITY Youth Club’s 12-month search for a judo black belt to coach its senior enthusiasts has ended.
wen, will be taking charge of the sessions, starting on Monday at 7-30 p.m.
Mr Alan Pye, of Dar-
past year, Mr Pino Pozzi, who is a brown belt, will continue to supervise the club’s younger athletes on Wednesdays at 7-30 p.m. Both classes are held in
Stand-in coach for the Say it with perfume
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| MR SCO TH E RN (left) and .manager Mr Geoffrey Tanner watch as Mr A llen receives his prize from Mr j S im m o n s (right).
Prize is music to Leslie’s ears
FOR several years Mr Leslie Allen, of Castle View, Clitheroe, looked longingly at hi-fi equip ment, but as a family man with three young children, put off buying.
But now Mr Allen is the
owner of not one, but two smart sets of equipment. The latest he won with a ticket given to him when he bought a music centre from Harry Garlick’s new shop in the Swan Cour tyard, Clitheroe.
about the ticket until a phone call on Saturday morning from the firm’s managing director, Mr Trevor Scothern, told him he had won a Toshiba hi-fi comprising a tuner- amplifier, speakers and cassette and record decks, all housed in an attractive cabinet and worth £300.
Mr Allen had forgotten A delighted Mr- Allen i t
receive his gift from Lan cashire cricketer Jack Sim mons who had made the draw.
hurried to the ' A salesman shop to LIGHTERS for Dug-
d a l e ’s c o rnm i l le r s , Clitheroe, Mr Allen has not decided what to do with his second hi-fi. But one thing is certain, he and his wife Merle and children Martin (9), Philip (6) and Jennifer (5), will have a very musical Christmas. It was an exciting day at
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Dolls dressed and undressed. Good Soft Toys, Teddybears from £2.50 to over 5ft. bears at £39.95
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