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6 Clitheroe AdveHiser and Times, November 6th, 1980


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CHOICE FRUIT FOR FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES


SEE OUR FINE RANGE OF


FRUITS ETC


NUTSAND DRIED


ELECTRONIC KITS, CHEMISTRY SETS, MICROSCOPES


9 MOOR LANE CLITHEROE


Also at CLITHEROE MARKET, Tiles, and Sat.,


and HILLARD FRUIT AND VEG. DEPARTMENT.


SUBBUTEO


TOYS — GAMES — JIGSAWS — PLASTIC MODEL KITS


GIFT VOUCHERS


A SMALL DEPOSIT SECURES ANY ITEM FOR CHRISTMAS *


18 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE Tel. 22420 ACCESS, BARCLAYCARD


MORTONS


RADIO CONTROL CARS, TANKS and TRUCKS FROM £9.95


MORTONS MODELS


FOR AURORA MOTOR RACING MODEL RAILWAYS AND ACCESSORIES 00 and N WHEN SHOPPING


IN MOOR LANE POP INTO THE


Coffee Pot


FOR A WARMING DRINK OR TASTY SNACK


FRESH CONA MADE COFFEE SERVED ALL DA Y


“BEST WISHES” FOR ■ •


GREETINGS CARDS, CAKE DECORATIONS CALENDARS


37 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE. TEL. 26345.


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MOOR LANE MOTOR SPARES Manuals


Gifts for the motorist in your life


Steering Wheel Gloves Hand Lamps


Car. Seat Covers


Spark Plug Testers Socket Sets Spanner Sets


Fire Extinguishers Gift Sets


'■ Rear Fog Lamps ■ Car Ramps Car Alarms


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34-36 Moor Lane, Clitheroe Tel. Clitheroe 25938


*r\A / in t e r "^Jadliiond in i to c h '


DRESSES: ‘Mandy Marsh, Shubette, Richard Stump etc


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Winter weigh t Skirts in wool


8 BLUE-NUT ,. 8 GREYOR jj PINK


SLIPPERS :>r


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m r /m SUPER GIFT IDEAS


Pretty Polly Tights, Stockings, Slipperettes, Driving Shoes ■


Boxed Hankies, Ladies and Gent’s, lots to choose from


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Scarves, Sheepskin Mitts, Knitted'Gloves .


and Mitts t a n a n ^ r u u c n m d o n icJ^utcki


Ladies’ Fashions . formerly Doris Chadwick


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LADIES, GENTS, AND CHILDREN’S WEAR


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TELEPHONE 26705 Give Royal Worcester


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FOR THE


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Come and look at the wonderful gifts. They will , • V


The pretty British Birds and . happy too! . jfe. boxed giftware and the delicate,


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THE SAMPLER -TEL. 22585' \ l \ ‘, " ’ * 1 1 ) MORE CHOICE, There’s more in Moor Lane, Clitheroe, than meets the eye. Shops, car parks, personalities. . . you


name it Moor Lane has it. Shoppers can make their way up the lane’s gentle slope and see a wide selection of shops . . . Book


shops, chemist, butcher, baker (not a candlestick maker),tailors, shoe shops, delicatessen and jewellers 'V.'; in fact a town within a town. And if you feel thirsty whilst buying all your goods in Moor. Lane, you can pop in for a quick coffee in one of the lane’s cafes. Drivers can park in Moor Lane, and adjoining streets in addition to a car park in Lowergate, or if you travel on the bus, one of Clitheroe’s main stops is at the bottom-of. the lane.


ENJOY YOUR SHOPPING!


MORTONS the JEWELLERS for WATCHES, CLOCKS, BRACELETS, NECKLETS, '


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WINTER BOOTS , ’ '


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; 31 MOOR LANE/Clitheroe . • ' SUPPERS MAKE GREAT PRESENTS FOR “ '


1 : Advertising i


: Features i of


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CUFFLINKS, TANKARDS, BAROMETERS,


ENGRAVING, GIFT VOUCHERS ’


A small deposit secures any Item for Christmas Access — Barclaycard


18 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE Tel ’22420 CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY. J • ,


MORTONS , SILKY SUEDE — 8 SHEEPSKIN LINING. D. LORD & SON . 32 MOOR LANE Steps 1 "


■ H i SHOPS Y/ / /7 771 PARKING


JENNY SIMPSON BABIES’& CHILDREN'S WEAR


DUFFLE COATS, HATS, GLOVES & MITTENS, SOCKS, SCHOOL WEAR,


BABY-DEER SHOES, COZY-TOZE TIGHTS, KIDDICRAFTTOYS, ALL BABY LINEN


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CLITHEROE Tel 23534


A. E. HARGREAVES


RADIO, TV, ELECTRICAL & CYCLES


MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE TEL. 22683


SUTLIEFF 7N HULLAND.? '


promoter, is the only, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Hulland, of Eshton Ter­ race, Clitheroe, and the late Mr Peter Hulland. ’ “ The bridegroom is the


played during the' wed­ ding service of Miss Carol- R. Hulland and,< Mr Richard John Sutlieff ‘ at St Paul’s • Church, Low Moor, on Saturday. The bride, . a sales


Three ' t rum p e te r s


Briggs, Mr R. Taylor arid Mr M. Garbutt, 'were'all friends of the bridegroom, who is a professional free­ lance musician.^ The bride wore a classi­


only son of Mr arid Mrs-J: S. Sutlieff, of Lammack Road, Blackburn. The trumpeters,. Mr M.


; 1 fr ft 13'5 Hard line i •/. \


: brings > ; . results?-/-


/ TAKING - a ' harder line with non-payers has re-' .suited .in,, the...,Ribble


.,Valley Council reducing ttheifamount. of rates still . owed;;


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‘ -Treasurer, ' said ty87M per cent had been collected, compared with 85.19 per • cent , at this time last


'year. :■;' r':-•


andra Black, the" bride’s cousin, wore a , French design floral chiffon dress in p a s te l pinks' -and greens, with a . matching: Juliet cap. She carried a posy- of ■ white;,andvpink rosebuds. Best man was’ Mr John


her. brother Iain, who wore Highland dress with a kilt of Stewart tartan, as did the page, Master James Olley,- the' brideg­ room’s nephew. Bridesmaid; Miss Alex/


cal design model gown of French chiffon.’ with silk applique lace and a full circular train. She had a headdress of lily-of-the- valley and orange blossom and carried-an all-white bouquet of rosebuds, lily- of-the-valley, gladioli, freesia and carnations.- •, She was- given .-away by


/taken-earlier, steps had also--been taken to ac­ quaint people with the in­ stalment system of pay-


However, -although court action had been


■ ment and the availability - of rebates in certain cir­ cumstances. Replying to Coun. Geof-


,frey, Ainsworth' (Clayton- le-Dale), who - thought it would be advantageous to offer a rebate for prompt payment, Mr Onslow said it was cheaper and less work to send reminders, of which some 3,000 had been issued.


£450j000 which could be- invested.


These had brought in


; Bisbrown and the organist. was Mr Antony Taylor. ' ' A reception ,was held .at the Plough Inn,-Wiggles-! worth. . . r i


Greenwood. 1 Groomsman, was Mr Graham Olley and ushers ? were . -Mr1* Allan; Black and Mr Peter Butt: The ceremony was per­ formed .by: the: Rev.GAlan


v. The couple i will live in Blackburn. ■ '


burn. . '. \ ,» * 1 ’ ft J


\ ■ > T 4 Exchange


'■was -approved' by" the Ribble Valley Council’s Development ^sub-commit-,


;|exch4rige.-on tfie 0I4 goo’ds ..yardrjat ^y/halley, station


AN outline, application for an , automatic;,! telephone


- Photograph: .Wally Talbot and Son, k Black-’


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Changes : double workload


.rebate -allowances would y 4notresult in any extra ’ -expenditure : or increases °.fj.(ftaff!:,by' local au­


..that impending changes to the scale of rent and rate


A CLAIM by. the Depart: ment of the-- Environment


thorities was this’ week described. as “monstrous” ; by Mr Gordon Onslow,- - the Ribble Valley. Coun­ cil’s Treasurer.


Reporting to the Fi:‘ * r


nance Committee on the changes, Mr Onslow said ■ ! they woulddouble the.-- amount of work.


:on:,November:24th,-i under which vthe;job..would,ljave j,.


lations under the existing}/ scheme had -been com--- Rleted- by? October 1st and/4 now there was this newy scheme; coming- into force )


Rent and rebate ealeu-. -.; : F


on mv6


'.nancevCqmmittee, Mr Gordon Onslow, Borough


■ Reporting to the Fi- -


MAKE! PI


POR' CHI


CLITHEROE. Tel. 22024 I Hand Books


! Foot Pumps Demisters Polishes


Tool Boxes Spot Lamps Fog Lamps


Scissor lacks lump Leads.


Vacuum Cleaners


! PLUS FULL RANGE OF SPARES FOR BRITISH AND FOREIGN CARS


THE Ribbfe Valley'‘GouncilVill.bV.represented- bv-a team of.-seven-wheh-discussions are held- wth the County Council next Monday on the future of the valley’s village schools/


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Committee’ chairman' Coun.=Harry Riding (Lon- gridge) will- be accom­ panied by Couns. John I. Walmsley,. (Waddington), Fred Green'! (Wilpshire), Harry Waddington (Gis- hurn),- ■ B e r t ■ Jo n e s (Clitheroe), "Mrs Joyce Lilburn- (Bolton-by-Bow- land) and Mrs Myra Clegg


Policy',and Resources


sent position, Mr Michael Jackson, Chief Executive, said the county’s propos­ als to .close Pendleton School had now gone to the Department of Educa-' tion and Science. Although the Ribble


(Wiswell). -, Reporting ■


on the_ pre-


likely to be-18,500,-lower by 1984.


JV;.


Eaves School would result in savings ’o f '£11,000’ a year. However, the'school managers, and Mother people - in the - area ? were opposing..the county., and they had called, a ..public meeting for' November 27th.-,


The closing of. Bashall


Valley Council had asked the county to delay its decision regarding Bashall Eaves School; the decision had been- made and the- necessary notices would be published 'so that ob­ jections could be lodged. Explaining the county. ,


attitude to village schools,;-, Mr Jackson said..the, stan-v dard procedure did. not provide for. consultations with district councils.;. - The number of pupils in


primary schools'^was de­ clining; they., were £10,000. down since 1974’ and'were


, future consultations. ' ■1 Coun. Jame s '- Fell


. man,. the Education Sub­ committee and the special Schools :Sub-conunittee had been accepted. This would be held., next Monday, at County' Hall. F o u r 'Ribble'•■Valley schools — Grindleton, Tosside; Slaidburn -; and Gisburn — were ,under review and an assurance had been given that the Ribble Valley Council would now be included-in


■ Mr Jackson said an urgent-’request -by'- the Ribble Valley.: Council for a meeting -w.ith.t the County 'Education5chair-


. ,ering that the destruction of the English', way'of life ■was involved.’ ,... >


(Whalley) considered that the saving of £11,000 was a very small thihgf'fionsid-


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