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Meals-on-wheels helpers needed


THE Ribble Valley WRVS is appealing for drivers and other helpers to assist with the delivery of meals-on-wheels in the Clitheroe, Langho and Billington areas.


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Regrets that bus fares must rise


COUNCILLORS have re­ commended a 10 per cent increase in bus fares in the Ribble Valley from Sunday. The. Ribble. Valley


Council’s Planning and Transportation Committee was asked to approve one of two alternative prop­ osed increases by Ribble Motors — one of 12V£ per cent which would . prob­ ably permit the bus com­ pany to break even, or that of 10 per cent, which would reduce the com­ pany’s anticipated deficits by about 90 per cent. Members “regretfully”


would be required to . give two; hours: of their time! every. four to six weeks serving meals ; cooked'--at Clitheroe hospital.: The Langho and Billington duties entail' giving one and a half hours once a month. Meals in this case are cooked at Brockhall Hospital. .■'•■Anyone' in te r e s te d should. contact Mrs. Sadie Baker • (Tel. Clitheroe 25863) .for'- information about the Glitheroe duties and, Mrs ..Marion Duck­ worth (Tel.. Blackburn 47166). .forj Langho and Billington. Mrs_ Duckworth, would


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WHALLEY' farmer. Mr James'; Howarth has; won the Tight' for, a home near his^widowed -m o th e ra t Moreton Hall Farm. ’ O' Mr Howarth works at


the farm but there is .not enough room for him,' his wife : and; infant; daughter to live there as well. . . Twice planners have re­


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jected his proposals — to build a detached house at the.farmand then to con­ tinue to ■ live in the cara­ van they-had occupied since' * May : 1980 .when Mr Howarth’s father died; . v But now Mr. Howarth


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agreed to the lower in­ crease, which would see th e f a r e b e tw e e n Clitheroe and Blackburn rise from 91p to £1 for a single journey and that between Clitheroe and Whalley increase by 5p. Coun. Bob Ainsworth


also ' like to hear from anyone in te re s te d -in taking over the duties of meals:on-wheels organiser in Langho and Billington. She has given up the post in order to. take on the job, jointly with Mrs Lilian Howarth, of Ribble Valley district organiser, formerly held -by Mrs Margaret Panikkar. The Langho and Billing-


(Clitheroe) said he be­ lieved that the bus com­ pany was pricing itself out of business and Coun. Fred Singleton (Lon- gridge) expressed the wish that there should be no further cuts in bus ser­ vices in the Ribble Valley.


Car hits window


iDIHAM KBURN”


A CLITHEROE man was admitted to Blackburn Royal Infirmary with slight head1 injuries after his car left the road and went through a shop window in Castlegate in the early hours of Tues- day. At the hospital Gordon Smith (19), of “Ravenswing,” Littlemoor Road, was yesterday de­ scribed as being comfort­ able.


For fund, I Tel. 2 6 0 2 6 .


Co. sacted


ABOUT £150 was raised at the Save the Children Fund coffee morning in the Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour.


has ;come up with a1 scheme ■ acceptable to the Ribble- Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee. J He.is being allowed to make a-permanent home out of .an unused building adjoining the farmhouse and a barn.


Changes at the bar


ton duties, taking an hour a -week, would probably suit a - retired clerical worker. They include pre­ paring duty rotas, balanc­ ing and-paying in money and completing forms. Also vacant is the post


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Royal British Legion Club have called “time” on late Saturday afternoon drink-'


ing hours., • At the club’s annual


of organiser for the chil­ dren’s ' holidays scheme, which the local WRVS is hoping to reintroduce next summer. - The scheme — which


. of an organiser — offers children in ne'ed from the


has had to be suspended for. the last two or three years because of the lack


. inner cities the opportuni­ ty of a holiday with a Ribble Valley family. Anyone who thinks they can - help should contact Mrs Duckworth. Clitheroe meals-on-


meeting last week it was decided th a t the, bar should no longer open bet­ ween 3 p.m. and ’ 5-30 p.m. on Saturdays. In­ stead, it will open -con­ tinuously between 10-30 a.m. and 3 p.m.! Previously, the bar


opened between 10-30 a.m. and midday and then closed for three hours prior to the late afternoon session. Club s e c re ta ry Mr


wheels organiser Mrs Joan Myers would also like to be contacted by. relatives or friends of meals recipients who are going into .hospital or on. holiday. She said that meals are


‘occasionally wasted be­ cause advance notice of absence is not .given. She can be co n tac ted at Clitheroe 22822.


Terry Clifton said that the new hours would be more beneficial to mem­ bers. “Those who come in early on Saturday will no longer have to leave at noon and will have more tim e to en jo y , club facilities”, he said. The decision will not


were: President — Mr James Fowler; chairman — Mr Len Garner; vice- chairman — Mr Joe Win- terbottom; treasurer — Mr Raymond Haslam.


affect weekday opening. Officials re-ele cted


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Electors’ register


on view THE 1982-83 Register of Electors goes on view on Saturday and people are urged to check that they have been included. Copies' will be on show


MORSELS of bread and cheese or a full supper — th a t was th e r a th e r unfair but revealing menu at SS Michael and John’s Social Centre, Clitheroe, on Friday evening.


The “Rich Man—Poor


justices of the distribution of the world’s wealth-


a t the Ribble Valley Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe; the Mobile Office, Clitheroe; Whalley and Longridge libraries and Clitheroe and Longridge post offices and all borough sub-post


offices. People should check the


lists for their names, par­ ticularly those whose elec­ toral circumstances have changed during the past 12 months. Anyone whose name


second set ch 3'/2ln. x y Clitheroe above Is a


cumstance ve back to aphs taken


office.


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has been omitted should obtain a claim form from Mr Michael Jackson, Elec­ toral Registration Officer, at the Ribble Valley Council Offices. The forms must be-returned to Mr Jackson not later than De­ cember 16th.


Faulty exhaust


A FAULTY exhaust on a car cost Simon Richard Clark (17), of Garnett Road1; a £20 fine a t Clitheroe. Prosecutor Mr John Bates told the bench


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that- the fault was due to corrosion. Clark was-fined a further £20 for using the car with an inoperative


_hom. He was ordered to pay £5 costs'.


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Man” evening was de­ signed to illustrate the in­


third of the world’s popu­ lation is rich, while the other two-thirds is poor, a third of the 100 people there had a full supper.-. . . the rest had only crumbs of comfort.


To emphasise that a The evening, which also


included a film about Third World problems and a disco dance, raised more than £100/


• Together with money


from a collection in church on Sunday and this Satur­ day’s Christmas fair, it will go to the Catholic Fund for- Overseas De­ v e lo pm en t (CAFOD)


project. This is to raise £1,000


to help' provide health centres in the Apurimac Valley; in Peru, an iso­ lated area where poverty, disease and ignorance are widespread.


Deferred


•a garage .with bedroom above at 1 Walmesley Brow, Billington, - await­ ing’ submission of a re­ vised scheme. -


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Development Sub- Committee, has deferred a decision on a plan to build


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Extension to pub


approved A COTTAGE next to the Bridge Inn, Shawbridge, was part of old Clitheroe and should not be allowed to become an extension to the public house, Coun Bob Ainsworth (Clitheroe) ■told the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Committee.


“This cottage is part of


the town’s tradition and * fail to see why it should be allowed,” he said, “It is a shame to see any part of old Clitheroe disap pear.” .


v Coun. ’ A in sw o r th claimed that work on the extension and internal structural alterations to the pub had been started while planning permission was p en ding.” “This seems to be an increasing and v e ry d is tu rb in g habit,” he said.


Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey said that every effort was made


Borough Planning and


'where possible, to ensure that such pre-empting of planning permission did not take place. ... . _


The - Bridge ■; Inn ..plan


submitted by the Whit­ bread West Pennines Bre­ wery, was approved by nine votes to three; fi'f


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MORE,than 250 pupilsf- of Ribblesdale School,. Clitheroe, danced the night away to raise money—for the . Ribble Valley hospice fund.


The sponsored disco


was organised by Pendle House third-year pupils who publicised the effort and sold refreshments.


The young people all


lasted the course — dancing to 40 records which took about two- a'nd-a-half hours. - The music was provided by te a c h e r Mr J e rem y ' Lees. ,


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About £800 was made for the fund. ,


SETTLING insjthis week' as the new resident man-. ager of Rockdale Funeral Service, Clitheroe, is Mr Eric Mayman.


:, His appointment. coin­ cides with the'completion of.' extensive modernisa­ tion work at the Eshton Terrace parlour, owned by' Mr Raymond Wol- stenholme, of Accrington. Mr Mayman (38) and


jo in e r and. a cabinet maker, but has been in­ volved with funeral ar­ rangements for the past


his wife Carol, who is two years younger, both come from Burnley. He served his time as a


To manage funeral service 15 years.


her job as a secretary at a Burnley school as a result of the move to Clitheroe. The couple have two chil­ dren, Jacqueline (13) and nine-year-old. Nicola.


His wife, is giving up ' Shop window


A'PROPOSAL by Robin­ son and Spensley to pro­ vide, a window in the gable end wall, of their existing shop premises at 50 .P a rso n . Lan e , Clitheroe, has been ap­ proved by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee.


Joan said the whole family was delighted that some­ thing had at last been


-Mr • Howarth’s mother, _ sorted out. B e t t e r u s e


A PROPOSAL to convert a bam to a dwelling at Howgills Farm, Bolton- by-Bowland, has been ap­ proved by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee. In his .report, Borough


t would result in a visual improvement to the area as well as ‘retaining the historic stru ctu re for future generations.


Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip ' Bailey said th a t the scheme


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