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hunky i with


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xlstuffs gst the down,


’ertiser elatives opened


but all A good range of : :: CULTIVATORS nearer


CLITHEROE could house a new central' dis­ trict-library. in the.future.' -~ J '


. iCounty. - librarian : Mr : , Ribble Valley iisUo have a' -Michael. Dolantold mem- . central library,”. said’>Mri bers of the Ribble Valley- D0jan.


•• i


cr and ■, King


rd


rshall’s CHIC-,


- He said provision would; * Coun: timates for such a scheme'1 its


and when the county reri viewed


ramme, Clitheroe could be in the top five.


• “The key to an efficient t library • service- in the


FARMERS’ DRIVE


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WINNERS ■ at a whist and domino drive in Hurst Green on Monday, organ­ ised by the social section of Clitheroe Lady Far­ mers, were — Ladies: Mrs N. Wright, Mrs Joan Holden, .Mrs M. Gill. Booby:: Mrs M. Brakes. Gents: Mrs A. Phillips, Mrs Ainsworth, Mr W. Moorhouse. Booby: Mr W. Knowles. Dominoes : Mrs D.


Greatorex, Mrs Jackson, Mr Bagot, Mrs S. Went­ worth, Mrs Parker, Mr Wentworth. Booby: Mrs


Seedall. Raffle-prizes were won


by Mrs P. Shorrock, Mr W. Clarke and Mr Ains­ worth.


Council’s ■ Recreation and . A riiodern library-'tyould Leisure-Committee that s e rve- th e p'eople - of the - County- Council - was .,- Glitheroe: land the '-catch-; looking'at possible sites m : ment areas ;' around -- and th e / town for - a n e w . would also be the base-for library.


-/the mobile service.■‘t- /


be made in the capital, es-^,. waite (Clitheroe), said - the sc eme-


capital prog­ “years. I'ffW’


- County :;had.been looking into possible /s i t e s / for e ' could/ have


/tHecutscame into being,” he’said. '


-built, ahewlibrary-before ';


' - He added that the


Ribble . Valley should not have- had to face cuts , in the'service because it was not as well off as other areas.


... , -;“If we did not have a


full service tp start with,” he said, “we shouldn’t have any cuts now.” Coun. Jimmy F e l l


(Whalley) said the com­ mittee wanted reassur­ ance that cuts were being fairly applied. The Ribble Valley, wanted the best possible service . so that everyone in the Borough would benefit, particularly


villages. Mr Dolan described the


staff situation at Clitheroe library as totally inadequ­ ate and , the space for books restricted. It was decided that the


chairman and. vice-chair­ man of the committee


• should meet County Hall officials for further talks.


Modern men -a t- arms


TWO teenage, Clitheroe Army Cadets have shot to . prominence as a. result of their skill with the .303 rifle. • -


Taylor, of Pimlico Road, and Cadet Richard Brad­ ley, of Union Street, Low Moor, who are both aged. 15. " ,


. After competing in a


“shoot-out”- at Fulwood Barracks,..Preston, they,


were selected for the Lan­ cashire team which com-


They are L/Cpl.r John Seted in the North West"


Both-took . part in the a p p l ic a t io n , ; f i r e a n d


. • - .


'istrict- Cadet: “Skill, at Arms” competition held,


.•recently at Altcar, Merse-- yside. .;


movement, ana , tailing plate matches against 17 teams from the district.


The two -marksmen are


members, of the Clitheroe detachment of the ACF which has its headquar­ ters at Sal thill.


; John (left) and Richard are pictured during a - break in the competition.


Castleford resident


A RESIDENT of Cast-, leford home for the elder­ ly in Clitheroe for the past- three; years, Mrs Maria Anne Dugdale, has... died after along illness.,.;


' Mrs Dugdale, who. was 81, formerly lived, in Rib­


blesdale 5 Square,- Chat-


ibiirn. She was a- widow, and., leaves a -son Tom, also of Chatburn.


- Service and - cremation was at 'Accrington on


Monday.


Naturalists tour wildlife sanctuary


CLITHEROE Naturalists concluded their summer programme with a visit to


Martin Mere Wildlife Trust Centre for a guided tour by the centre’s edu­ cation officer Mr : R. S.


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hr V To-night, there is a lec- 1 rture by Mr G. Yates, of Rochdale, in Ribblesdale -School at 7-30 p.m.


Collision after passing MoT


FOR driving a car with­ out due care and atten­ tion, Heidi Jackson, of Whalley Road, Langho, was fined £60 at Clitheroe Magistrates Court.


;


, Mr ' Peter Tidey, pro­ secuting, said Jackson (21), had been travelling . from Accrington Road,


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BULLOCKS., and heifers1 found a similar trade to last-week; but- fat: cows made -.less-. money.--.at: Glitheroe,Auction Mart, on Monday. ••


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74.8p per. live kilo (aver­ age 71.38p), medium to 75p (71.15p) and. heavy to 72p (70p). Light heifers made to 69.8p (66.42p) and medium ■ to 73.2p (65.69p). The overall aver-


. age for steers and heifers was-69.21p. .^Uncertified: heifers made to 62p (57.7p), calf bulls to 78p (77.06p) and fat cows to 66.2p (51.3p). Light lambs made to


148.5p (128.4p), standard to 156.-2p (1 3 7 .9 p ) , medium to 152.6p (138.9p) and h e a v y to 126p (123.4p). Half-bred ewes made to


£19 a head (£16.80) and horned ew e s , to £16 (£10.20). T h e r e w e r e 2 ,3 2 0


horned and hill ewes at Friday’s sale. The quality of sheep was disappoint­ ing but. the best found a


good trade. Lonk ewes made to £42,


Gritstone to' £40, cross bred to £36, Swaledale to £30, woodland to £29 and North country cross to £31:


Also forward were ■


1,120 store sheep and lambs. There was a good trade for half-bred ewes and that for lambs steady.


Half-bred ewes made to . •


£40, half- bred ewes (breeders but broken mouthed) to . £36, horned gimmer lambs to £17 and store lambs to £22. At the Wednesday


Lonk sheep -b r e ed e r s show and sale- there were 145 rams and 12 ewes for­ ward. There was a. very


•-good trade for the best quality animals. The top price - of- £680


went to Mr John Pickard, of Great Harwood, for his shearling ram. It was bought by Mr J. Westall, of Hebden Bridge. :.'The ■ overall average was £135, £17 . up-on last


year. Rams, two shear and


over, made to £660 (aver­ age £157.50), shearling rams to £680. (£142.70), ram lambs, to £70 (£27), and ewes to £50. P rizes awarded by


judge W. Abbott, of Waterfoot, fori animals two shear- and over went to I. . Siswick,. Meltham (£ 6 6 0 ) , Ji ‘ Westal-1, Hebden Bridge (£415) and


J. Pickard, (£500). Prizes for shearlings


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