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A SPINNING wheel and chair, riding crop and hat


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i Mellor, in her demonstra­ tion “Favourite pastimes” at Clitheroe Flower Club on Friday.. .


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bought’ blooms,: greenery and everyday garden flowers was arranged with skill and artistry much appreciated by; the audience. Thanks were expressed


by Mrs K. Marsh. - The next meeting will take the form of an impromptu night on August 8th.


FC s u p p o r t e r s ’ n ig h t o u t


MORE than 40 members of Whalley i Youth Club danced the night away at the village adult centre to mark’ the end of their indoor prog­ ramme.


• Music was provided by the Five-Star Road­


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show. In th e n e x t few . weeks, organiser Mrs


Lilian Hunt is hoping to arrange outdoor events such as a ramble or trips to either Longridge sports centre or an ice skating rink. The club’s new prog­


ramme starts at the centre on August 12th, from 7-30 p.m. to 10 p.m. New faces will be. welcome.


C o u n c il le t t in g


A DENIAL that favouritism is sometimes shown when council houses are being let was made by the Ribble Valley Council Treasurer, Mr Gordon Onslow, .at a meeting of the Hous­ ing Committee. T h e s u g g e s t i o n


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RESIDENTS in the Lilac Grove area of Henthorn, Clitheroe, are to be told that an unoccupied bun­ galow in the street is un­ suitable for use as a tem­ porary community centre. A petition asking for


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the facility was considered by the R ib b le. Valley Council’s Housing Com­ mittee and turned down with regret. Coun. B e r t J o n e s


(Clitheroe) said more such accommodation was needed in the Henthorn area and the committee should be thinking about providing something that would fill the bill.


NEARLY 100 people d anced th e n ig h t away on Friday at a chicken supper and1


disco which boosted Clitheroe FC’s build­ ing fund by about £50.


Among those who


enjoyed the evening,. at the Castle Restaur­ ant, were the club’s/ recently appointed manager, Ian Wilcox l and cap ta in Nigel Whiteside.'


• They are pictured,


third and' fourth left r e sp e c t iv e ly , w ith other members and guests.


Plan to reclaim quarry land


AN application to go ahead with_ reclamation work on land at Saltnill Quarry, Clitheroe, with an eye to industrial development, has been received by the Ribble Valley Council’s Plan­ ning Department (number 0635). ,


Five other applications


have been lodged from Clitheroe.


At the rear of 13 Shaw-


bridge Street, a kitchen e x ten s ion is planned (0782); and at 53 Kenil­ worth Drive (0784) an ex­


tension for more bedroom G O space. : ; - Permission is sought for


a pair, of detached bun­ galows in Alderford Close (0792); for a porch behind 6 The Grove, off Chat- burn Road (0804) and ft"- a porch and bedroom ex­ tension at 17 Langshaw Drive (0807).


At Billington, outline


permission is wanted for the development of houses and bungalows on land to the south of Longworth Road, adj acent to allot­ ments (0788).


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BURGESS— BIBBY « ■ ■ ; The wedding took place


at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, on Saturday of Miss- Elizabeth Anne


Bibby, eldest daughter of ,Mr and Mrs B. B. Bibby, of .Shawbridge, Clitheroe, and- Mr John C o lin


.'Burgess, eldest son of Mr and Mrs'J. Burgess, of


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Christine. Bibby,if the bride’s sister, ■


Sharon Burgess, the bridegroom’s - sister. .They wore pink organza dresses with pink. silk, flowers ■ in their hair and carried, pink


Bridesmaids \vere Miss and Miss


roses. < B e s t man-, was Mr


' Stephen. Kenyon,'grooms- - man was : M r i - v Gordon ii Burgess-:land -usher ,:Mr


, ,The bride, given -away ;


Gary Burgess. - - The ceremony was per­


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• Edisford Bridge.Inn, the. couple - left for. i a .-, honey­ moon in the Isle ofi Man. .-.fThey .will live -in.York;


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clude: Internal alterations to form a kitchen and games room at The Geor­ gian Window, Beech Mount, W ad d in g ton (0795); a change of use from a slaughterhouse to a residence at 1 King Street, Whalley (0791), and from Chipping outline plans for a bungalow at Mead House (0781) and for the conversion of a barn to a house to the north ea s t of Hough Clough House (0787).


letting procedure at the re­ quest of Coun. Fred Ellis. (Billington). He said the policy of


selling council houses could lead to a serious situation at Billington, where there were more applicants than houses av­ ailable. On the other hand, there were those who did not accept tenan­ cies offered. . Mr Onslow described


the committee’s merit scheme for determining tenancies as “fair,” be­ cause it allowed council­ lors .to apply local, know­


ledge. However, under the


n ew . housing act now going through Parliament, it was possible that the committee would have to look at this policy and submit it for approval. There had been occa­


sions when the committee had been alleged to have been unfair, but these had notbeenproved. “We have done no other than make humane. decisions,” said Mr Onslow. Coun. Bert Jones said


that while the number of applications for council houses was increasing, the sale of council houses was reducing the number available. “Unless we are pre­


pared to replace those we sell, the problem will be with us for evermore and it will become more vex­ atious,” he declared. The committee, he added, should get its priorities right and take steps lead­ ing to a rapid reduction in the waiting list. Mr Onslow assured


Coun. Ellis that the coun­ cil was doing the best it could with the money av­ ailable, and Mr Michael Jackson, Chief Executive, said there were plenty of safeguards and a rigid points system was not wanted.


Residents petition against


caravans


RESIDENTS in Kirk^| moor Road,■ .Clitheroe, want’ the caravans for | homeless people removed from their area and they l have petitioned the Ribble Valley Council’s Housing Committee asking for action, ■


Seven people signed a ■■ ■


petition read by .Coun. | Fred Green (Wilpshire), committee chairman, com- ] plaining about, the “goings on” and expressing dis­ tress at some of tne be­


haviour. .The petition also said:


“This behaviour cannot be , tolerated; we have had 10 years of broken sleep, be­ cause of wagons and it is time we had some relief. We ask you to find a more suitable place for the caravans than an area) that is under pressure. ”' The committee is writ­


ing to the petitioners to say the complaint will be inquired into. A letter will also go to the social worker concerned. ’. Mr Gordon Onslow,


Borough Treasurer, said I the facts behind the peti­ tion were correct and he reminded the committee that it was intended to make the Kirkmoor Road area into a residential one.


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