10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, January.8th, 1981
Service with economy is council’s aim in ’81
.SURPRISE and dis appointment that -a
sage, Coun. Riding says that, despite the new legislation, he is confident that the council, with the excellent co-operation of its staff, will continue to provide essential services as'economically as poss ible. It was the council’s
low spending authori ty such as the Ribble Galley is faring very badly under, the new Local Government A c t , compared to most of its neigh bours, is expressed by council leader Harry Riding: In a New Year mes
duty to look after the wel fare of the community as a whole, economic, and But
important to keep a care ful balance in providing public services..
times, it was particularly these difficult
:New Year, Coun. Riding; refers to the moves by industrialists Dugdale’s and Ribble Valley Lei sure, and to the reclama tion schemes at the quar ries due to be completed in the autumn.
Looking ahead to the
basis for future industrial sites in the:,Salthill area, special arrangements were being made to pro-
As well as laying .the
Timely farewell by the ringers
SMITHS HAPPIWAY
NEW YEAR’S Eve was a unique occasion in the belfry at Whalley Parish Church, for the bellringers were joined by the retiring vicar; the Rev. R. A. Harpur, and Mrs Harpur for the traditional ringing out of the old year and ringing in of the new.
his final duty as vicar of Whalley when he led the ringers in prayer for the future of the parish.
Mr Harpur performed
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ELEVEN members of Clitheroe Ramblers kept active during the festive season with a walk to Hardcastle Crags, near Hebden Bridge.
Hebden Water to Blake Dean and were refreshed at the Pack Horse Inn, which was guarded by three geese.
They followed the
walked over part of the Pennine Way and saw an ancient bridleway which was paved with stone.
On the return, they
five snow showers during the day.
They encountered about
bells rang out call-changes and Plain Bob Major. Midnight was heralded by 12 blows of the tenor bell, followed immediately by the me rry sound of Rounds, Queens, Tittums, Whittingtons and 13 blows of “firing” to repre sent the years of Mr Har- pur’s incumbency. After a short course of
From 11-40 p.m., the
Grandsire Triples, the bells were lowered in peal and the ringers enjoyed a traditional toast to the New Year, with mince pies and other seasonal fare. Chief ringer Mr John
Pilkington expressed the good wishes of the ringers to Mr
and.Mrs Harpur. On the previous day, a
quarter-peal of 1,280 changes of Plain Bob Major had been rung in the Harpurs’ honour by the regular Sunday morn ing band, conducted by Simon F e a th e r . The treble was rung by Bert Potts, a ringer at Whalley for over 55 years.
recreational in
embracing: environment al factors.
vide 'a geological trail to take advantage of the unique limestone-features.
• House Museum and the use of the Steward’s House as a 'Heritage Centre:
. Easter should seefthe opening of.' -the' Castle
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months,. Coun calls
sheltered housing at Chat- burn,
the completion despite limited
funds. Similar-schemes at .Whalley and Hurst Green will be started as soon as possible..
council offices, Coun. Riding says that while there had been . teething, troubles, the premises were accepted as'a^mjijor improvement to a previ ously untidy par t of Clitheroe and. were much more convenient for those doing business with the local authority. The council was en
Turning to the new m
deavouring to increase facilities to encourage tourists and although it was widely felt that there was • little accommodation available in the area,.the Tourist Information Office boasted an impressive list of c a t e r in g aw a rd winners.
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A CHILDREN’S fancy dress parade had the au dience in stitches when Rimington v i l lag e rs turned out in force for the
annual Christmas’party in' the Memorial Institute. The children paraded in
a variety of hilarious cos tumes and gave the
judges, Mr and Mrs Roy Dewhurst, of Twiston, a difficult task choosing the winners. There were also .games
for the children, led by Mrs J.' Wilson and Mr Herbert Moorhouse or ganised games and danc ing for everyone.
Baptists celebrate year ’s end with a party
tasty tea and suppers were served during the evening for later arrivals.
The party began with a
ised jointly by Rimington WI :and the Institute Management Committee and Rimington Youth Group provided the music. Mrs Mary Bair- stow thanked everyone
who.took part.
The party was organ
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Fancy dress results were: 5-9
years, Character — Christ opher Knight (Lofty), Heather Franklann (Little Jimmy). Original — Michael Frankland (British Lazeland), Amy Knight- (Christmas tree). Humorous — Gary Seed (skeleton).
10-15, Character — Susan In- gleby (“walkies”), Joanne Seed (Laughing cavalier). Humorous — Jean Thistlethwaite (Holiday in Jersey).
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- Couples — Anna Knight and , Nicola Wilson (zebra crossing),
SABDEN Baptist Church members ended the festive season in style with a New Year party in the school hall. Among more than 60 guests were'the minister, the Rev. A. D. Briddock and his wife, the new. vicar of Sabden, the Rev. Denis McWilliam, his wife and their daughter Anna.
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After tea there were games and competitions and Mr Harold Bridge played music for dancing.
Mr Robert Heseltine, who sang solos and a duet, accompanied by pianist Mrs Mildred Moorhouse.
Entertainment was also provided by singers Mrs Winnie Park and
Mr George Urry (church secretary), Mrs McWilliam, Mr and Mrs Briddock, Mr McWilliam, Miss McWilliam and Mrs Marie Urry.-
Pictured are some of the party guests. Seated, from the left, are
joint second Julie Files and Stephanie Page (Florence Nightingale and wounded sol dier), Richard and Andrew Oliver (“walkies” with Wood- house). Groups — Emily, Edward
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Due to unfortunate circumstances beyond our control, we find we are unable to keep our showroom in Clitheroe open. Because of this, we have a selection of showroom displays for sale at unrepeatable prices not to be missed, We will, of course, still continue to give all of our customers in the Clitheroe area all the help and service we can from our Blackburn showroom at 81 Northgate. Tel. 65441 and65432.
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Miele programme 30 shell yellow................................. Miele K1816 fridge............ Miele K1812 freezer.......... ■ Miele H602B2 double
oven................................... Miele DA61 cooker
' hood....... .................. .........
Miele G525U dishwasher.............. .........
Miele KM 60/55 plate ceramic hob.......................
Miele SE 60/5 switch plate...................................
Current value........... ......... SALE PRICE:
£ 2 , 9 5 0 . 0 0
(Clitheroe) Miele programme 29 Sylt Beige with wood trims complete with Frankie bowl and drainer and tap, slightly damaged. ‘ Current value......................
SALE PRICE: £ 1 , 1 9 5 * 0 0
£2,099.00 287.50 353.05
655.50 123.05 443.90 372.60 174.80
£4,509.40
G.B.S. natural Delamere.... £2,286.04 A.E.G. EFT deep fat fryer........ .......
A.E.G. KG303 2 ring gas hob.....................................
A.E.G. EPE parking, plate................
A.E.G. joining strips (2).....
A.E.G. BH830 built in oven...................................
A.E.G. EFK101 cooker hood....................
Hartington sink................... Mixer taps..........................
Current value.............. SALE PRICE:
(Clitheroe) £1,850.00
Alnotop bamboo beige with green porcelain knob handles and novagreen worktops with round dining table, attached larder cupboard, pull out preparation table. Current value..........................£2,997.00
SALE PRICE: £1,790.00
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69.00 42.00
£3,288.74 £2,295.00
Alno class red brown oak, complete with glass wall cupboards, back panels, Frankie compact sink and mixer taps. Hobart kitchen aid hot water dispenser. Hobart kitchen aid KDS18 dishwasher. Current value........... .............. .....£4,900
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Slightly soiled Miele programme 34 oak veneer L shaped units 160cm x 180cm. All wall and base cupboards.
SALE PRICE: (Blackburn)
Slightly soiled, Alan Cooper Woodline, all base and wall cupboards.
£395.00 (Blackburn)
Alnoplus linen look, green, inclusive of: Fridge freezer housing, larder unit, chest of drawers, high breakfast bar with stool, L shaped.
SALE PRICE: £1,195.00
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Castle Bavarian secret flaxen laminate Current value.....
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Mjele programme 31 Sahara Beige Current value of units........
Miele 602B2 double oven.................................
Miele U560U dishwasher........................
Miele KM60/5 ceramic hob............. ....................... Miele 60/5 switch plate......
Miele round bowl sink, drainer, pop up waste and draining basket....... ..............
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170.20 211.10 £5,036.64 £3,995.00
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Stainless steel round bowl and drainer..... ......;..........
Hartington 18/8 stainless steel sink; 86cm long........
Hartington 18/8 stainless steel sink 102cm long......;.. Leisure double bowl, single drainer
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..... .£199.00
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