/ 12 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 24th, 1980


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HALF DAY WEDNESDAY 8-30 a.m. to 12 noon


SATURDAY, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SUNDAY, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.


BILLINGTON man Mr Bernard Martin arrived t home in Calder Avenue at


he weekend to start a new life with a kidney donated by his brother Richard. Feeling on top of the


nce again. w“I’m up and about and


ing as soon as possible," he said.The transplant opera­ tion took place at Dulwich a Hospital — and Richard,


ould like to start pothol-


eeks.Bernard, however, wdl i continue to undergo tests ors give him permission


.\vj tvolved with the opera­


and all the family is very grateful to everyone in­


have Bernard home again. “He is looking great


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SHEAMHGS — RtBBLESBALE Send fo r FREE b ro c h u re o r SEE YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT \ ves.“It’s a great relief to


l 30-year-old Low Moor horry driver, has been wome for nearly two


tn Manchester and take things easy until the doc­


ad by Bernard’s chance of w new life than his C id ow e d m o th e r , li atherine, with whom he


to step up the pace. e No one is more delight­


THE management committee of Gisburn Festival Hall organised a spring dance on Friday,


which it is hoped will become an annual event. a Some 130 people


rovided by the Kalh and s Reg Duo. A buffet


pttended and music was


call funds and the ening.


aommittee is grateful to evll who supported the


upper was served. h Proceeds are for the


s Our picture shows aome of those who


ttend ed the occasion.


teuccess to date at the weekend when esteir sTWO Clitheroe canoeists achieved then-


Canoeists tame wild waters to win title


Championship at Bala, North Wales. Duncan Eglin (20) of 29


Windsor Avenue, Stephen Dent (19) of Littleinoor t Mill, Whalley Road, and


took the title in a winning ships for the first time, vi F:in the under-16 indi­


mheir Accrington team­ ate Philip Dean (28),


over the six-mile course on the River Tryweryn. v The course had some


1 ---------------------------------- Damaged wing gFOR using a car in Well-


t ery rough stretches, and che team, who have been aompeting together for


bout 18-months, de-


t Clitheroe. al She told the court that


harp edges likely to cause harm to passers-by.


Bill Pasturelands Drive, W and-under class, and a ington, was fined £15


wate ' with a dangerous ofing, Nicola Watson (17),


dathough the wing was s maged, there were no


uide Canoe Club.


caere four more Clitheroe p noeists who were com­


eting in the champion-


time of 24mins. 50 secs. Mark Mashiter (15) of Langshaw Drive, was


e dual white water racing Bvent, in which Michael Ventley (15) of Salthill


iew, came fifth. a The white water races


hre over shorter less t azardous courses than


pimlico Road, who com­ s leted her course in- the


Hillsteven Johnson (14) of P endy Wilson (16) of


he wild water events. S Also taking part was


ide Close, in the 14-


enior ladies event. o They are all members


Gf Clitheroe Scout and am won the British Open Wild Water Racing


scribed it as “pretty hair- raising” at times. wAmong the 300 entries


SIXTEEN tables were in i play at this week’s qual­


BRIDGE CLUB


Cfying round of the c litheroe Bridge Club


hampionship. t Fourteen pairs will con­


qest the final and leading Nualifiers were: NS — Mr s icol Smith and Mrs Rus­ andell, Mr W. L. Wilkinson


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wDMITTING using a car J ith a faulty tyre, Derek Soseph Coe (34), of King fitreet, Clitheroe, was mned £15 by the town’s


heithout a test certificate d was given an absolute oischarge. Regarding this gffence, he said the t arage that had passed ihe vehicle had failed to


agistrates. w For using the vehicle


ssue the MoT certificate.


Plan for offices at the station


CLITHEROE’S former railway station, last used as the Stardust Club, could be converted


into offices.


r Leonard. b Every North-South pair nly four pairs bid the lay


M Mr B. Hicks. EW — uubject recently of two Gardrs Brenton and Mrs M e, Mr Ormand and


down grand slam in no trumps.


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C Now the Ribble Valley p ouncil’s Planning De­


, , , „ a artment has received an


s The premises were the nnsuccessful bids for a ington.


of a new steel and asbestos shippon at Fobers Farm (0345)


Lew licensed club by Mr d en Garner, of Wad-


pplication for outline per­ mission for the offices from solicitor Mr Barry


beeFive other applications have Tn lodged from Clitheroe.


0-1%). .


Dearing (number 0494). Nearby, at 9 Railway View, permission is sought for the extension of use of first floor offices until 7 p.m. on Wednes­ (days, with occasional use until (»-:fo p.m. on one other evening


b hese are for a kitchen and Wathroom extension at 133


version of garages to a flat at * 21 Church Street (0467); the erection of a nrecast concrete garage at 22 Bieasdale Avenue; a projected non-illuminated ad­ vertisement sign at Wades House, Church Brow (04S4); and the erection of a domestic


halley Road (0435); the con­


garage at Sunnvmede, Ribbles- dale Aveenue (0-103). In Billington, permission is


recijuired to store building eouipment at The Barn, Lower Woodcock Farm (0470); to pro­ vide short-stav accommodation for the elderlv and re-site a prefabricated building at Lon- gholme, I^aneho Centre (0480); bu and for outtine permission to


bungalow


Chipping (0466). From Bowland-with-Leagram,


Bus service changes


THE new Ribble bus ser a vice between Clitheroe


into operation on Sunday. v The X13 and X23 ser­ d litheroe hourly on week­


nd Manchester comes Cices will be leaving


bays and will provide Metter direct links with r anchester, as the cur­ eent service runs only


F ild a new house at Noblett . arm, Whitehalgh Lane (0485). P The owners of Whalley’s Rark Head Farm, Accrington e oad, wish to build a kitchen ( xtension and two bedrooms s0466), and permission is being aought for tno change of use of a craft shot) to a tea shop at 16 Bnd IS Main Street, Bolton-by-


pipeline include: The conversion of an existing house into two at ( Westby Hall Farm. Gisburn


owland (0476). Other applications in the


0473);* at Newton, the erection


Get away with two years’ free servicing. o Get away with the choice of a £300 holiday


r £300 of petrol. w Get Fiat’s two year ‘Mastercover’


tereo radio. J Buy a Miration before


et along to see us


aune 30th and get away with t ll this for less than you’d


hink. £3,825 to £5,449. b We have a new colour for your free copy. M ira tio n


Grochure with all the facts. mssnsa


Full terms an d conditions o f free service ofTer an d w a rran ty a r e aval table from us. Servicing refers tomilcogo levels, items und g arag es us recommended by Fiut.OfTerupphes to new cars purchased und registered before Ju n e 30th. ifleoand issub |e c t toavailabihty. Supermirafiori illustrated costs C4.87-1. All prices u re c o rre c tn t tim eo f going to press an d include c u r tux. VATand front seal belts, but exclude number pin tesund delivery charges.


Kendal Street, Clitheroe, Lancs. BB715A. Tel: Clitheroe 22539 15T


L. Chiappi Ltd.


o arranty A year’s Associate Members] s f the RAC. And a Voxson FM


Getaway car.


THE champagne corks have been popping at Salthill Road,


Busy life helps golden couple


the Farrer household, Clitheroe, this week. For on Tuesday, Mr Sidney Haygarth Farrer


Hilda (72), of “Gleadale,” . w celebrated their golden


(74) and his wife Margaret “............................eadal


n edding and friends, ceighbours and relatives galled in to add their con­ t ratulations, and to toast


he couple’s health. o The celebrations started


cial family reception at Cl the Castle Restaurant,


n Saturday, with a spe­


both natives of Preston frut moved to Clitheroe twom Fuhvood more than .• • o years ago and are


itheroe. b Mr and Mrs Farrer are


tion were daughters Mrs: ' Margaret Boyce, who had


enjoying life in the Ribble Valley. .With them at the recep­


travelled ■ from Canada to be in Clitheroe this week, 9


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Mrs Patricia Barnes, of Chatburn Road, Clitheroe and son Mr David Farrer, of Winchester. m. Mr Farrer was head­


dowedaster of Farrington En­ and School for 29 years


ston Rural District Coun­ dening.cil. His main hobby is gar­ F While in Fulwood, Mrs


p airer played an active wart in community life and


She is now a ■ member of Clitheroe Parish Church Mothers’Union. b In Mr Farrer’s view,


v as a member of a host of oluntary organisations.


aceing involved in so many coutivities has helped the h ple along. “Our secret eachas been to keep busy and


t out,” he said. i into life and not just take try to put. something also served- on Pre­


r lace the existing 231 toute, but to allow for sime taken for added ltops, buses will have to eeave Clitheroe slightly


casions during the week — from Whallev to Ac­ crington — and full time­ ttable details can be ob­


arlier than at present. n The 231 service will


ow run on only four oc­


ained from Ribble offices. wOn Sunday, the X23


Cill leave Well Terrace, a litheroe, at S-40 a.m. dnd on weekdays the first


6 a.m. 4eparture is the X13 at G


very two hours. p Tine services will re­


and the use of a kitchen for the service of refreshments at func­ tions and the annual flea ( market at the village hall


0477); outline permission for a ; at Black Hall Farm,


outline permission for the con­


version of a disused barn to a house on the north-west side of Moss Lane, and an identical plan on the south-east side of the lane (0-170 and 0471).


THIS y ear’s “ I t ’s a | Knock-out” competition | has had to be axed from | caus the Red Rose Festival be­


Backer ck-o’sontest


s e of lack of financial V In a letter to the Ribble


upport.


r alley Sports Council see-1 ton,etary, Mrs Doreen Euin-


cil's Chief Executive, Mr Michael Jackson, said the main reason for the move


oring it.


was the withdrawal of s backing by the firm spon­


ci Mr Jackson said insuffi­ went time and resources


that the competition, orig inally set for June, could go ahead smoothly.


i ah' t The cancellation means


ere available to ensure I ally


phat Clitheroe misses the t restige of holding one of ghe heats, as the Castle mrounds had been ear­


arked as a venue. c The dropping of the


c embers anticipated the t ompetition would cost the council £300, leaving B


ertainment. mAt a recent meeting,


he committee £1,000 to spend.


mMembers who felt more a oney should go to local cmateur cultural and re­ wreational organisations toill now have more cash s share out when deci­ wions on who receives mhat are made at next


onth’s meeting.


tion and Leisure Commit­ ttee will have more money


alley Council's Recrea­ to spend on arts and en­


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