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8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June Uth, 1981 of Accrington


FOR YOUR COMPLETE BRIDAL ENSEMBLE


Over 250 gowns always in stock for Brides and Bridesmaid


sizes from 10 — 20 and over


Family problems could be clause of rent arrears


BROKEN homes and family problems could be the reason a small number of council house tenants are six weeks or more behind with their rent.


the Ribble Valley’s . Chief Executive Mr Michael Jackson speaking at the council’s Finance and Gen­ eral Purposes - Sub-Com­ mittee meeting.


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C R INO L IN E PETT ICOAT S B Y MANOUCHE £18.50


NOW IN STOCK — N EW B U D G E T RANGE OF B R ID A L GOWNS A LL U N D E R £80.


ii’c shall be happy to see you at our showroom


5 INFANT STREET ACCRINGTON Tel. 3(>737


MEMBERS of the 1st Bowland Scout troop are going up in the loorld — thanks' to the Bug Club


fund-raising group. For £200 collected from


various functions over the past feiv weeks has been used to buy climbing ropes as well as camping equipment for the Scouts and some young members of the troop are pictured giving the goods a try.


The Grindleton-based


Bug Club was formed some three or four year ago by a group of friends and has since raised cash for various causes.


BUMPED IT?


THEN BRING IT TO FOR REPAIRS


IN THE RIBBLE VALLEY


WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPPED BODY and PAINT WORKSHOP


VEHICLE BODY REPAIRS — FULL OR PART BODY RESPRAYS ON ANY MAKE OF CAR


Accident damage and insurance work our speciality


Members of the Vehicle Builders and Repair• era Association


Approved Insurance Repairers


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WATERLOO ROAD Tel. 22222/3/4 MAW VAUXHALL DEALERS FOR THE RIBBLE VALLEY


F in e d f o r £ 1 0 t h e f t


CLITHEROE soldier


with an exemplary Army character was ordered to Day fines and costs total­ ing £175 when he admit­


ted breaking into the Spar Foodliner in Garnett Road, and stealing £10 cash.


ley (17), of Newlands Avenue, serving with.-the Royal Corps of Transport, was fined £75 for the off­ ence. He was ordered to pay £65 for damage to a window, £25 court costs and to repay the £10.


Duncan William Waker-


regret to the town’s magistrates and told them he could not understand why he had committed the offence.


Wakerley expressed SEWING FOR THE HOLIDAYS


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Just arrived — the fabulous HUSQVARNA FREEARM from VIKING Quality at the right price


Personal service and genuine after sales.


DRESSMAKING AND CRAFT ACCESSORIES


1,000’s of items in stock WALTER THOMASON SEWING CENTRE


43 SCOTLAND ROAD, NELSON


FASHION


FABRICS Summer range of Rose and Hubble in stock Large selection of quality fabrics to suit the most discerning PLUS


COST CUTTING FABRICS CRIMPLENES £1.00 yard


KNITTED CHEESECLOTH £1.60 metre FIGURED RAYON £1.20 metre


ROSE AND HUBBLE COTTONS £1.15 metre Plus many remnant bargains


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THE FAMILY FIRM WiTH THE BIG REPUTATION FOR VALUE Established 1948 PHONE 62122


WILLIE IRVINE DIY WHERE SERVICE COUNTS


FESTIVAL TROPHIES


THERE has been a very good response from local firms and individuals donating trophies to the


Clitheroe Ballet and Dance Festival, being held at the Civic Hall on June 21st. So far there are 15


trophies to cover ballet, n a t ion a l, ch a ra c te r , Greek, modern, tap and song and dance sections. The charge at the door


will be 30p (morning or afternoon) and 15p for children and pensioners. No seats are bookable.


A CHARITY evening or-1 ganised by members of | the Clitheroe Citizens’ Band Radio Supporters’ A s so c ia t ion and the “Cuckoo Club” raised £112 for the Clitheroe One- Parent Families’ Group.


CCBSA chairman Mr


Nigel Ehvick is pictured handing over the cheque to his counterpart with the One-Parent group, Mrs Patricia Thompson, as group members look on.


five-a-side football match organised by local citizens’ band supporters raised £150 for the Meteor Club.


A recent sponsored,


Rain put damper on attendance


ALTHOUGH the attendance at Saturday’s annual Grindleton Sports Day was badly af­ fected by the poor weather, most of the events went off without any problems and some £400 was raised for the village recreation ground charity. One of the highlights of


the afternoon was a pre­ sentation to Mr • Tony Cann, a former secretary who was very active in the formation of the charity. Chairman Mr John


Kenyon handed over a painting of the playing fields, the work of spare time artist Mr Tony . Har­ greaves, who lives in Grindleton. As well as a variety of


Band and the Country Fair Morris Dancers pro­ vided the entertainment and judges for the fancy d r e s s were Mrs A. Durham and Mrs T2. Irwin.


BATHROOM SUITES from only £ 9 9 .5 0


Bathrooms by TRENTWARE. BALTERLEY. TWYFORDS, ROYAL DOULTON and SHIRES Items can be bought separately


SINK BASE UNITS 36in. x 18in. £21 - 42in.x21in. £25


Bathroom suites at wholesale prices Trade welcome


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Willie Irvine small plant hire


Mixers, Scaffold, Ladders, Trailers, Rotovators,


Flymos, Hedge trimmers, Power tools


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TIMBER


25mm x 50mm (2ln. x 11n. x 6ft.)..........54p 50mm x 50mm (2ln. x 2ln. x 6 ft.) 50mm x 75mm (3ln. x 2ln. x 6ft.)


WOOD CUT TO SIZE


Architrave 1.8m (6ft.) 54p


Skirting 1.8m (6ft.) £1.08


Louvre doors from £2.50.


Interior doors from £10


£1.30 £1.38


RESULTS Fancy dress prizewinners


were Under six: G. "and S. Cowling (Lord Snowden’s Camera); S. McCally (This Ole House); T. Parker (Ladies in Waiting); six to eight: D. Bialecki (When father painted the parlour); A. Metcalfe (Bird in a gilded cage); E. and M. Cowling (Send in the clowns); nine to 11: V. Bendall (Lady Grindleton); A. Carney (Puppet on a string); M. Harrison, (Daisy, Daisy). 12 to 16: L. Nevett (Herald);


. Dodd, A. Bialecki, C. Illing­ worth; boys: P. Deakin, J. Cann. A. Towler. 80 yards flat race, 10 to 11


years, girls; S. Johnson, C. Jury, ,S. Metcalfe; boys: R. Cann, D. Harrison, S. Nowell;


25 yards, two years and under, mixed: M. Howarth, S. Cowl­ ing, A. Campbell; 35 yards, four to five years, mixed; B. King, W. Robinson, J. Cowl­ ing; 60 yards flat race, six to seven years, girls; K. King, E. Cowking, S. Hanson; boys: D. Bialecki, J. Towler, W. Sutclif­ fe; eight to nine years, girls: K.


(Tie a yellow ribbon rotind the old oak tree); A. Cann (Walk-, ing my baby back home): Sports results — Children;


D. Morris (It’s a long, long way to Tipperary); A. Jones (Stand and deliver); adult; H. Read


sports events for children of all ages as well as adults, the afternoon also included a fancy dress competition with Royal Wedding guests, tradi­ tional costume and song titles as the themes. The Lancashire Brass


to seven years, girls; K. King, D. Harrison, E. Cowking; boys: J. Towler, W. Sutcliffe, J. Harrison.


nine years, girls; A. Bialecki, K. Shackleton, K. Dodd; boys: P. Deakin, R. Armer, A. Towler.


to 11 years; G. Armer and S. Robinson, J. Robinson and C. Aspin, S. Johnson and S. Met­ calfe; 12 to 15 years; P. Lloyd and C. Jury, J. Myers and’j . Hargreaves. 60 yards jockey race, 10 to


. Myers; girls skipping race; J. Myers, G. Cowell, S. Johnson. Girls novelty race; S. Met­


years: J. Deakin, S. Aspin, G. Morris; girls syrup tin race: S. Johnson, S. Robinson, J .


years, mixed: A. Read, B. King, L. Harrison; six to seven years: K. King, H. Taylor, H. Cornthwaite; eight to nine years; A. Bialecki, A. Towler, P. Deakin; 10 to 11 years: C. Aspin, G. Armer, S. Johnson. Boys sack race, 12 to 15


11 years, boys: P. Spark1 and D. Towler, R. Cann and S. Nowell. Egg and spoon, up to five


Three-legged race, girls, 10


Jones, G. Morris, S. Aspin. 00 yards part sack race, six


100 yards flat race, 12 to 15 years, girls: J. Myers, P. Lloyd, D. Oddie; boys: A.


00 yards potato race, eight to


GREAT GAIA WEEKEND Sat & Sun. 13th & uth June. ,


RED ROSE CARAVANS


dealer invites you and your family to a’ fun day out, Saturday and Sunday, June 13th and 14th.


* Brass Band * Special display, of quality used


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* Competitions- *


* Brockhall Special School). Refreshments -


* Color Gas barbeque demonstration.


calfe, J. Johnsori, S. Coulson; boys pillow fight: S. Aspin, A. Olierenshaw, S. Pinder;1 bovs throwing cricket ball: G. Oddie, G. Morns', J. Deakin; boys fast bicycle race: S. Pinder,. I. Gregson, S. Aspin; slow bicycle, race, girls: J. Myers, P. Lloyd, L. Nevitt; boys: I. Gregson, P. Spark, I. Oddie.


Read, Rachel Hutchinson, Jackie Simpson; mens race: Dave Carney, Bob Pinder, Bob Aspin; musical arms: Jean Kenyon, Gillian Pinder. Mens long distance: Gareth


Adults:, ladies race; Elsie


-pillow fight: Simon Reynolds, Paul Reynolds; ladies \yellie throwing: Jean Kenyon, Jackie Simpson; mens wellie throwing; Joe Meilin, Bob Aspin; egg throwing; Bob Pinder and Bart Vaughn.


-* Video films, v ; * Balloon '■ race.


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Special offers on accessories and awnings..


See the full range of ABI touring


caravans — famous names like Monza, Ace, Elddis, Award and Target.


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Sunday 14th June, 2.00 — 4.30 p.m. Ir “ “ “ s p e g i a ” ~ “ 1


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Rehabilitation centre planned


PLANS to convert 8 and 10 Eshton Terrace, Clitheroe, into a rehabilitation centre for pa­ tients from Brockhall Hospital have been re­ ceived by the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning Department (number 0682).


plans to alter the access points to Clitheroe Hospi­ tal (0574); for the siting of an external illuminated pictorial advertisement plaque and wallboard at the Brown Cow, Moor Lane (0529); for the re­ moval of retail shop window and insertion of smaller domestic window at 31, Waterloo Road (0705); for the erection of a building for catalyst manufacture at the ICI plant, Pimlico Road. (0708); for the building of a car port at 53 Pimlico Road (0706); and for the siting of radio aerials at


Also from Clitheroe are


Victoria Hotel, Market Place (0692) and 53 Kemple View (0698).. Whallcy: Studio extension'


' Waddington: New entrance road at Waddow Hall (0683). Slaidburn: Conversion of ex­


and conservatory at Nab Side Farm (0684); craft shop with living accommodation above at 36 King Street (0704).


isting barn and refurbishment of attached cottage to form one dwelling at Ramsclough Farm (0701). Great Mitton; Building of


isting wall and provision of vehicular access at 2 Longridge Road (0696).


detached garage for existing house at 2 Lower Hodder Cot­ tages (0678). Chipping: Demolition of ex­


Newton: Silage clamp at Boarsden Farm (0709).


This was the view of


are the‘problem — 37 out of the 2,181 tenants owe six weeks or more in rent — but this represents 21% of. the total level of arrears. - “The majority are good


_ A borough treasurer’s


report to the committee showed that a total of £4,600 was owed by 37 . Ribble Valley council ten­


ants who are more than six weeks in arrears.


And the deputy trea­


surer Mr John Hunt said it was was “starting to become a real problem". “Fortunately only a small number of tenants


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ten an ts ,: and ' 90% are clear or less than. two weeks in arrears,”, he said. “We keep ' p u tt in g


pressure on the poor paying tenants. But it is unlikely we would' go to court for possession of goods. “If people are in diffi­


culty they should come and see us. Rather than not pay their rent they should call at the office to discuss their problems. “They can also apply for


rent rebates. The number of applications has recent­ ly increased so this should help some of the’ current tenants who are in diffi­ culty,” he said. Mr Jackson told the


committee he felt'1 family problems were making it difficult for some of these people to meet their com­ mitments. He said taking court


action against the non­ payers was a lengthy pro- cedure and if it got* to the desperate stage of evic­ tion the council would only have to rehouse them.


' ’ Coun. Geoffrey Ains­


arrears are serious, but the problem is not con­ fined to the Ribble Valley. Other authorities have worse arrears than us. It is a general prob­ lem with any sort-of debt collection.


Nominated for award


A BILLINGTON woman is among the first two nominations in the Ribble Valley, Hyndburn and Blackburn area for the Handicapped: Person of the Year Award. Helen Lowe, of Painter,,


Wood, qualified as a teacher despite having a leg amputated.


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the Ribble Valley Com­ mittee for the Internar tional Year of Disabled People. The other nomination is


for Mark Read (11), of Kriuzden, who suffers from spina bifida. The award is being run


by Division 5! of the Social Services Officers Commit­ tee for the International Year of Disabled People.


She is also secretary of


worth (Wilpshire) com­ mented “It is worrying but I think we are doing all we possibly can.” Mr Hunt added,' “Any


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