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AN application for an ex­ tension to the gents’ toilets in Market Street, Clitheroe, to provide facilities for the disabled has been received by the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning Department (number 0796.) Also from Clitheroe is


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A DAY out at the seaside in beautiful sunshine was enjoyed by 24 residents of Castleford, Clitheroe — thanks to customers at the town’s Royal Oak


Hotel. Regulars at the pub


raised nearly £160 by put­ ting spare cash into a bottle on the bar. The money was used to treat the senior citizens to the coach trip and afternoon tea at the County Hotel, Carnforth. After tea, residents


spent a pleasant time re­ la x in g in a park in Morecambe. Royal Oak landlady Mrs


Freda Leonard, her daugh­ ter Janice and customer Mrs Elaine Gidlow went, along to see the residents enjoy’ their day. They were thanked by Mrs Elizabeth Stratton.


RAMBLE


CLITHEROE Naturalists travelled to Wharfedale


.oh Saturday and walked in the Grassington area. The p a r ty v is i ted


Linton Falls, noting great variety of ’birds, and ad­ mired the Roman and Gothic architecture of Linton Church, ’■ before moving on to Hebden, via Hebden Mill and Beck. Flowers seen along the


way included harebells, scabious and rosebay willow herb.


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. Laura’s in the news


LOW Moor youngster Laura Cook’s creation "Break fast TV,” went down well with the judges in a fancy dress contest at Pontin’s Prestatyn Sands


camp. ; Laura (5), of St Anne’s


Square, took'first prize in the children’s; section to win an inscribed trophy, an ince-cream .'-voucher and an invitation; to take part in .the finals later this, year. ■


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Pillow fights popular at Langho fete


PILLOW fights, pony rides and children’s sports were among the attrac­ tions when Billington and. Langho Community As­ sociation organised a summer fete on Saturday. Despite the gloomy


weather, the fe te a t ­ tracted a good attendance and raisea about £100 for association funds.


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I t was held at Laycocks


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tion ran various stalls, games, a tombola, re ­ freshments and teas. There were also children’s sports, sponsored by Bil­ lington and Langho Parish Council, which provided lollipops for all the com­ petitors and Royal Wed­ ding crowns for the race winners. The.pony rides were ar­


ranged by Mr and Mrs B. Geldard and Mr and Mrs G. Robinson, of B i l ­ lington. Other local organisa­


tions ran s ta l l s and sideshows to raise money for their own groups.


This proved very popu­


lar and groups manning stalls included the WI, S co u ts and Gu ide s Langho playgroup ant! Billington ana Wnalley Mothers’ and Toddlers’ group, St Leonard’s MU, S t Mary’s RC Ladies Group, the Royal Naval Association local branch, the Conservative Associa­ t ion and the Pendle Animal Welfare Associa­ tion.


The organisers are


hoping the fe te will become an annual event with even more organisa­ tions taking part.


PICTURE: Watched by


some of their friends, Michael Standen (13) on the left, and Lee Goodlad (12), both of Billington, prepare to do battle in a pillow fight.


The questions MP should write about


1HE Communist party, the grammar schools


—. one the Tory party political bogyman and the other one of the Tory sacred cows of irivilege — surely David Waddington must lave something more interesting to write about in his Westminster Viewpoint.


prices and the


What about ____ ___


soaring continual


THERE was a touch of the “Good Old Days” at the party held by the Abbey senior citizens, Whalley, to celebrate the Royal Wedding.


About 60 senior citi­


zens were entertained by Whalley WI members, trained by Mrs Mavis


Day, who dressed in cos­ tume and sang a selec­ tion of old-time songs. They were thanked by citizens’ chairman Mrs Rachel Sanderson. Held in Whalley Adult


Centre, the party was or­ ganised by senior citi­ zens’ secretary Mrs Lena Hoyle.


Members tucked into a


buffet tea prepared by the committee and at the close of the party sang “God. bless the Prince of


Wales.” E n te r in g in to the


party spirit — Whalley WI members are pic­ tured in their costumes.


Semand for people to ask fo r smaller wage in­ creases? Would not the latter be more acceptable if there was some mea­ sure of control on prices? What about unemploy­


ment? Many people must be wondering how it comes about that, when


we have a 3m. queue of unemployed, a £22m. con­ tract for work almost in our Member of Parlia­ ment’s back yard finds its way into Danish hands. of course, there


CND smear unworthy


T H E a t t e m p t by Clitheroe Division MP David Waddington to smear CND is unworthy of him. Surely he should be re­


futing its arguments, if he can, but his recourse to the Communist red-her­ ring suggests that he


. cannot. However^ ev en i f


“nearly a quarter” of its national executive • are Communists, then are not over three-quarters non- Comniunist?


Far from discrediting


the movement the fact that it can unite people of such different outlooks would suggest, even if there were not other, better reasons, that it is deserving of very serious consideration at the least.


B. ODDIE, 13 Westfield Drive, West Bradford


Fined £10


FOR using a car on Chat- burn Road, Clitheroe, without a test certificate, David Smalley (19), of Spring Villa, Grindleton, was fined £10 with £5 costs .at the town’s Magis­ trates’ Court. Mr Tom Liddle, defend­


ing, said the defendant had recently bought the car and was under the impression that the MoT certificate had not ex­ pired. At the time of the offence it had expired by just four days.


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is that great split in the Tory party — Tory mem­ bers wondering which side are they on.


Are they Thatcher per­


sons or Pym persons? And what of those Tories who are speaking out against the Canute like posture of M a rg a re t T h a tch e r ’s monetarist


dogma? Are these people disloy­


al, or have they a feeling that the Thatcher reign is nearing its end, that it is time to be looking for the new leader? .


CLARIE GERRARD Clitheroe Constituency Labour Party, 3 Springs Road, Longridge.


A typ in g error


I HASTEN to make .. correction to David Wad- dington’s article last week concerning a typing error made by my staff, for which I apologise. Referring to a third


world war, it should read: “Is quite UNacceptable" and not acceptable as was


printed. I am sure your readers


will have realised that this was a mistake and th a t Mr Waddington would never consider' another world war to be acceptable.


MARY DUTTON, Secretary and Agent, Clitheroe Division Conservative A sso cia ­


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