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■ • w v‘* Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June'26th, 1980 11


I CO-OP DRAPERY 1 DEPT.


MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE


SALE STARTS


FRIDAY, JUNE 20th ODDMENTS IN


DRESSES from £5


FELT HATS HALF PRICE


BRAS from £1.99


SUMMER TOPS from £1


SLACKS f[om £3.50 OVERALLS £2.50


36in. wide TOWELLING £1 yd.


ODDMENTS IN BEDDING


GOOD SELECTION OF REMNANTS Vi PRICE


48in. wide CURTAINING 75p yd. extensive new season


ol Ladies' and Men's, Jackets and Blousons, ut in the finest Suede and


'AL OFFER fronted Cardigans only


. DRIA TANNERY LTD


' facturers' ot sheepskin and * _ leather clothing


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SUMMER COATS,


SMALL SIZE ONLY, 80p


MEN’S EYELET UNDERWEAR


CONTINENTAL QUILTS,


POLYESTER FILLED


Double Single


£10.99 ________£8.99


BATH TOWELS E1.75


HAND TOWELS from 79p


ODDMENTS IN CHILDREN’S SLIPPERS £1


FEW GENT’S MULES £1.50


VINYL PLACE MATS


Large size Small size


BERKSHIRE PETITE TIGHTS 30 and 20 den. 50p


NORMAL FASHION STOCK 1 5 p i n £ O F F


AND MANY MORE BARGAINS 1 5 p in £ O F F


LADIES’ SWIMWEAR


F R E E SOp S T A M P B O O K


with any purchase of ladies’ knitwear or blouse (excluding Sale Goods)


45p 30p


Those Lancashire accents intrigue teacher from USA


LESSONS at Clitheroe’s ' Edisford - Primary . School' have had an American flavour this month.


' For working with the pupils while on a study of.


primary education is Mrs Edith Johnson, who has taught in Oshkosh, Wis­ consin, for 34 years.


teachers from America chosen to come to Britain for four weeks under a scheme arranged by Wis­ consin University and L a n c a s h i r e C o u n ty


She is one of about 40


Council. It is the first time Edis­


ford School has been chosen to play host, al­ though another Clitheroe school, St James’s, had the honour last year.


pects of Mrs Johnson’s visit have been the new experience of watching cricket and rounders and becoming used to the chil­ dren’s accents. In fact she is going to record the chil­ dren’s conversation, in order to illustrate the Lancashire accent when she returns home.


The most unusual as­


ford Bridge Farm, the home of Mr and Mrs W. Knowles, and hopes to visit many other schools and nurseries in the Ribble Valley, as well as accompanying the children on trips to Preston and Skipton.


She is staying at Edis­


Above all, she. has been impressed by the friendli-


Ladies’ ramble


EDISFORD Ladies had an enjoyable walk, led by rambler Mrs Pat Parrott, from Waddington through the fields up to Wadding­


ton Fell. Afterwards, everyone


had supper at the Higher Buck in the village. Mrs Parrott was thanked by president Mrs K. Owen.


■ ticularly Pendle Hill; But it is not just Mrs


ness of the school’s staff and p u p ils and has become a quick fan of the area’s countryside, par-


Johnson who will benefit from th e v is i t . The school’s headmaster, Mr David Thomas, feels, the youngsters are finding it interesting meeting and listening to someone from another country.


e lev e n -y e a r -o ld Neil Perrin, of Garnett Road, giving Mrs Johnson his full attention during a fourth-year maths lesson.


Our p ic tu re shows


-Under-fives may have to wait


PARENTS in the Ribble Valley are going to find it more difficult to get the under-fives into infant schools.


Committee for Education on Monday, District Edu­ cation Officer Mr Fred Calvert said the county authority had pointed out there was a responsibility to educate children only from the beginning of the term following their fifth birthday.


At the District Liaison


schools had admitted chil­ dren three terms before they were that age.


Some Ribble Valiev


ty now said it was not prepared to staff schools


The Education Authori­


to take the under-fives, or to provide money for equipment and materials.


Showers couldn’t put a stop to gala fun


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Then only £ 9 .8 0 per month


RAINCOATS


stoip the fun and games. Groups from the villagi d


. a..n.d


committee manned a vari­ ety


U LI 1C lUii umt Group the


showers schoolyard of s ta l ls playing


the committee's funds by more than £100.


and boosted the


village fields


in


vided by the Clitheroe Lady Morris Dancers and the best turned-out pony and trap and fancy dress contests. Judges for these were the Vicar of Chat-


Entertainment was pro­ burn and his wife, the


afternoon, could


were the order of the day at Chatburn’s Saturday the


and gala


caps on


but not


Rev. and Mrs C. R. Butlin.Other stalls included those selling sweets and toffee apples, cakes, hot dogs and good-as-new


items.CJ1IO.A welly-throwing com­ petition was won oy Mr Keith Johnson. A raffle


for a painting of Christ Church, Chatburn, was won bv Mr J. Robbins. Secontl was Mrs Jean


Karen Sunter (squaw), joint Diane Sunter (dolly tn box) and Ingrid Hall (gipsy). Eight and over — Mark Hall (Worzel Gum- midge), J i l l P o r t e r (Ascot), Mario Paglairo


(P r in ce s s from S ta r


Wars). The money raised on


disco last week. Pictured during a busy


Saturday adds to a total of £310 realised by a stall at the recent Country Fair in Clitheroe and a


* Offer applies to new customers renting from ourselves for the first time


Rental prices from only C6.95 per cal. month


afternoon’s trading at the gala are members of


Church. They were selling “lots of everything.”


h a tb u rn Methodist


Lakin. Winner of the pony and


Lord Lieutenant pays tribute to youth club


trap event was Mr Peter Dugdale, of Tosside. Fancy dress winners


were: seven and under — Renzo Paglairo (down),


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£1.60 £2.35 £2.70 £3.80


t to suppliers' increases and stock availability


£17.95 £17.95 £1.25 £4.25 £9.99 75p


Lettuce (class D •Available at certain stores only


NEW ZEALAND UWlB~ FRESH CHICKENS, i^ _ _ ' iK b


£ 4 .9 9 £ 3 .9 9


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d o u b l e CUflRflWTFF


N ew v ic a r a g e p lan n e d for Low Moor


AN application for outline planning permission for a vicarage adjacent to £>t Paul s Church and Parish Hall, in St Paul’s Street, Low Moor, has been lodged with the Ribble Valley Councils Planning Department (number 0697).


Low Moor include: six single and 13 double garage plots on land bet­ ween Union Street and Queen Street (0704); a domestic garage on land off the backyard at 15 Union Street (0713); and a dormer bedroom exten­ sion at 21 St Paul’s Close (0689).


Other applications from


; box sign advertisement at G re e n a e re G a ra g e , Greenacre Street (0715).


plans for a change of use to retail outlet for electri­ cal goods at 2 Moor Lane (0708);. a two-storey ex­ tension at the rear of 104 Woone Lane to provide a kitchen on the ground floor with new bathroom and extra bedroom on the first floor (0686); and a single-sided illuminated


From Clitheroe are


for the reinstatement of a building following, fire damage at 1A King Street


Plans from Whalley are serving suggestion


25p perlb 1 2 p


2 0 p per 'A lb


New Zealand a j Lamb Chops >» I__________ per lb


New Zealand Leg of Lamb


Shoulder of Lamb O O P per lb New Zealand , c e


£1 .1 6 perlb1 .


. Fresh Chickens 6 5 P per lb


(0679); and change of use from industrial to factory showroom at Abbey Foundry, Back Lane, off King Street (0702). Two applications have


THE work done by mem­ bers of Clitheroe’s Trinity Youth Club with youngs­ ters at Calderstones is an ideal project to benefit from the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Trust. This was part of a tri-


] The ce remony, on j ; Thursday evening a t 1 i Douglas House, Calder- j stones, was attended by the Ribble Valley Mayor, | Coun. Miss Agnes Mel- ling, and area youth worker Mr Geoff Jackson. Afterwards, Mr Tow-


bute paid by the Lord , Lieutenant of Lancashire, Mr Simon Towneley, j when he handed to rep- 1 resentatives from the club j a cheque for .£1,200 as , part of the trust.


;


■.“Willowcroft”, Sawley (0695)


been received from Bil- lington. They are for the extension of an existing garage at 15 Walmesley Brow (0621); and a front porch and garage at 9 Chapel Rise (0684). Other plans in the pipeline are for the erec­ tion of a two-storey house with garage on land adja­ cent to “The Crof t” , Holden (0687); a conser­ vatory at the rear and an additional garage along­ side the existing one at


at" a site at The Brow, Grindleton (0712); altera­ tions to existing dwelling at Ivy Cottages, Newton (0696)


barn to residential use at


Piaintree Hall Farm, Chaigley (0690).


CLITHEROE Division MP Mr David Waddington and Government ministers are to be enlisted in the campaign for a small adv­ ance factory at Whalley.


S S v o u « t«ings right down the line?___________ CLITI ICnOE. King ^ 6 > LATEQPENINff till 8pmThursday, Friday ^ CAR PA_RK


..........


politicians and the chair­ man of the Development Commission will be made by tho Ribble Valley_ and county councils in a bid to change the minds of the commission’s officers.


Approaches to the


They have • adamantly refused • to reconsider


sponse, the county coun­ cil’s Planning and Indust­ rial Committee together with the Ribble Valley Council proposes to “jump a rung” and make rep­ resentations to the higher authorities. ; • • ■


Unhappy,with this re­ ■“ *■ ■ ■


Campaign for advance factory


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neley chatted to the chil­ dren and the teenagers from the club about the activities they jointly pursue. Under the terms of the j


trust, the money is to ' help young people to help


others.Of the £1,200, £500 will ; detached property


i help disabled people who I visit the club’s headquar-


be spent on equipment to m a k e c om m u n i c a t i o n easier between club mem­ bers and other hospital children; another £500 on inflatable play equipment, with another £200 paying for ramps and rails to


| ters in Parson Lane. | Pictured receiving the


; and conversion of


! cheque from Mr Towneley j is 17-year-old Gaynor


I Duffy. Looking on are j (from the left): Jacki ' Robson (16), Jean Ed- wardson1 (14), Miss • Mel- ling, Linda Hargreaves (16) and James Slater (15). Mr Towneley later received a silver spoon presented by Linda.


their decision not to ap­ prove advance factories at Whalley, as well as at Halton and Galgate,.


W r o n g side


A. SCOOTER rider who took the Wrong side of the island at the junction of Queensway and Whalley Road, Clitheroe, was fined £10 at Clitheroe. Christopher Miller (18), of Holme End, Upbrooks, pleaded guilty to not - obeying a keep left sign


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