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GRO-BAGS (limited s tock ) ...... ..............9 9 p CONCORD MOWER.................... ...... £ 3 9 . 9 5 ROTA MINI...................................... ...... £ 2 9 . 9 5 LARGE FLYMO............................ ...... £ 9 9 . 5 0 SUNLOUNGER............................ ...... . . . £ 7 . 5 0 ASSORTED GARDEN CHAIRS -Various prices


HEDGE CLIPPER......................... ..........£ 5 . 3 0 LAWN TRIMMERS....................... ..........£ 6 . 3 5


SUPER WRAP 80mm, 8.25 metres long.....£ 4 .9 5 SUPER WRAP 100mm, 6.5 metres long.....£ 3 .7 5 DINING TABLE FELT PROTECTOR £ 4 .9 9 p e r y d . LAY-E-ZEE 3 f t . D raw e r D iv a n ........................................


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TRADE was brisk at the plant and bring-and-buy stalls when members of the WI Show Committee held a coffee morning at Whalley Adult Centre. Plenty of support was


Williamson is pictured second from the left with other- members and buyers.


Showpiece scheme voted a hit


THE Ribble Valley’s newest showpiece, the £250,000 sheltered housing scheme at Sabden, had its civic opening on Thursday.


Mayor, Coun. Jimmy Fell, said it was going to be one of the happiest places in Sabden, when he offi­ cially opened Littlemoor House just a week after the first tenants moved in.


The Ribble Valley


joins 12 existing old peo­ ple’s bungalows, com­ prises 12 single and four double fiats, a community centre, laundry, warden’s home, and two small lounge areas with an or­ namental pool and tropical plants.


The scheme, which ad­


to the opening by Housing Committe e chairman Coun. Harry Riding, who thanked everyone re­


Guests were welcomed


sponsible for the building and paid tribute to former councillor Miss Alice


Alston who, he said, was mainly responsible for


getting the scheme on to the drawing board.


Miss Alston (80) lives in


one of the existing bun­ galows-on the Littlemoor


site. She had used hei influence in the council


chamber to fight for the complex since 1968 and she laid the foundation stone in 'September 1978.


Dorothy Thoburn, who was previously at the Henthorn, Clitheroe, shel­ tered houses and has cared for elderly people for 14 years, as a warden and as a nurse.


The new warden is Mrs


already. I like Sabden and I’m thrilled with this scheme; it’s beyond every­ one’s expectations.” The focal point of' Lit­ tlemoor House is the at­


She said: “I’ve settled


tractive, fully-equipped community centre with a


small dance floor and ad­ joining kitchen.


for various functions, in­ cluding bingo, whist and dominoes, so there will be a thriving social centre right on the doorstep.


•Mrs Thoburn has plans


THE Mayor (centre) meets some of Litllemoor’s tenants. Mrs Thoburn is on the left with the Mayoress, and on the right is Coun. Riding a Miss Alston is third from the right.


style view of Sabden dominates one wall, but for the real thing tenants have only to look through the windows of their flats.


A huge picture-postcard But the most important


features are smoke detec­ tors in every room and a . modern intercom system connects tenants


For the complex is situ­


ated right on the edge of the village and they all look out on to breathtak­ ing views of the valley. The flats are attractive


with the warden in sec­ onds in an emergency. There are also warning


lights in all corridors so that a neighbour can be


alerted if the warden is


and compact, bulf spacious enough for tenants to add the individual touch with their own furnishings. With fully-fitted kitch­


ens and central heating, the only prqblem the first tenants found was that it was too hot!


not available. Mrs Thoburn contacts


every tenant daily, and looks out for their needs. “I’m here just as a


lifeline. It’s essential that people keep their inde­ pendence, but they can ring me at any time if


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they need me. With all the flats under the same roof and the community centre nearby, they need never be lonely,” she said. Two of her first tenants


. other. Mr Edward Bartlett


were Mrs Polly Jones and Mrs Irene Green, who are in neighbouring flats. They were previously neighbours in Thorn Street, Sabden, so haven’t even had the trouble of getting to know each


(67) and his wife Hilda have come to Sabden on doctor’s orders. Natives of Manchester, they have lived in a mobile home in West Bradford for the past three years, but had to move because of Mr Bartlett’s health. “We like the village and


Now it’s PC Colin


I don’t think we will want to move again,” said Mr Bartlett.


Wife of transport


manager THE wife of a former Clitheroe transport man­ ager has died less than a year after the couple re­ tired and moved to Gar- stang. Mrs Agne s Teresa


FORMER Ribblesdale School pupil Colin Ed­ wards becomes a fully- fledged policeman to­ morrow.


West Yorkshire Force as a cadet 18 months ago.


Colin (18) joined the For the past few


months he has been at the police training school at Dishforth and tomor­


row is passing out day. Afterwards, Colin will


be posted to Leeds. He is the son of Mr


and Mrs Brian Edwards, of Somerset Avenue, Clitheroe.


Ainsworth (65), formerly of De rwent Avenue, Clithcroe, died in Deep- dale Hospital, Preston, on Sunday. Her husband, Mr Roy


Ainsworth, retired last August after 12 years as transport manager for Tilcon (Tiling Construc­ tion Services), Blackburn, and the couple moved to Burlingham Park, Gar- stang. A funeral service will


Goods for auction


be held at Preston Cre­ matorium tomorrow after-


Rates relief for anglers’ haven


THE Rotary Club of Ribblesdale will not face an expensive rates bill for its fishing haven for local youngsters at Edisford, Clitheroe.


the club is entitled to 50 per cent relief on the £30 rates bill for a stretch of about 210 yards along a single bank of the Rib


As a registered charity, the Ribble Valley Coun­


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cil's Finance and General Purposes Commi t tee,


half of the bill. The club acquired


the section of the bank to' Red letter


date TUESDAY is a red letter day for Ribble Valley jazz fans when Clitheroe pian­ ist Stan Barker will be among f i v e highly - talented musicians ap­ pearing at a concert. Doors open at 7-30 p.m.


which also approved a grant to cover the other


thought up by the club to mark the 75th anniver­ sary of the Rotary move­ ment. The commi ttee was


provide a safe place where youngsters under 16 may fish free of charge. T h e s c h em e wa s


urged to give the project as much financial aid as possible by Coun. Peter Nuttall (Chtheroe). A lot of money would


MEMBERS of Whalley and District Lions Club are asking people to sort out their unwanted china, glassware, books, records, furniture, toys and bric-a- brac for sale at a mock auction on April 25th. The auction will take


place in Whalley Method­ ist Hall, with viewing at 6-30 p.m. and bidding starting at 7 p.m. Pro­ ceeds will go to local char­ ity projects by the Lions. Goods for the sale can


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have to be spent on the bank, which would pro­ vide a free facility for people in the Ribble Valley, he said. Borough treasurer Mr


Gordon Onslow pointed out that by making the grant the committee would avoid setting a pre­ cedent of using its discre­ tion to allow total rate relief. It was agreed that the


at Clitheroe Royal Gram­ mar School for Boys for what promises to .be an evening of tremendous en­ tertainment for jazz eri-


. thusiasts. On the bill with Stan, of


Waddington Road, are the other members of his trio, Norman Fisk on bass and drummer Derek Hogg. Also appearing will be


Danny Moss, a tenor sax­ ophonist who has played with John Dankworth and Humphrey Lyttleton, and cornet player Digby Fan- weather, winner of a BBC jazz award last year. The date is one of many


young people. Or g a n i s e d by th e


club should make an annual application for the grant to tne committee.


Gym and music night


mnearances the musicians a?eP making in the North of England to promote jazz, particularly among


Friends of CRGS, pro­ ceeds from the sale of tic­ kets (price £2), will go towards school funds.


Wood fire


ONE appljance from Clitheroe fire station helped control a blaze


PARKING. AMPLE Torest o n Monday after-


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boon. Altogether three p u m p s spent nearly three hours at the scene.


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VIEWERS of B Young Musician Year competition row evening will s skills of former Cl girl Miss Clare lane. Violinist Clare,


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