§1331 (Classified)


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) so t ru s t


J-ned th a t the lidards were al- ! What a way to Inty Council! J; told that the Jo close the Dis- ■cation Office in


1 has nothing to I polities and is I economy rnea-


Inoney there we jo fritter on the of lamp stan-


Jke a contribution f the County Jit of its difficul- Ireply was “no


It really believe ■Elman and her | have got it in Valley because


Instance to the llans to do away


Srammar schools fury at the Sec-


Btate reprieving |) y - B o w 1 a n d ■ it is their own Ijple are begin- Bik so.


[0 years ago I 1 take part in a Bt in Padiham. Itform with me 1 Alston and I I many words in I Alice had a


■own-to-earth |:very question,


le still wins the


floundering, the holder of


Rations to Alice lllous record of


DON’T BE COLD THIS WINTER


or KITCHENS, SHOPS or OFFICES NO LARGE


FUEL BILLS — PAY AS YOU GO


BEDROOMS


No more COLD '


MOBILE HEATERS from


£64.00 KOHLANGAZOPEN


COAL EFFECT FIRES (NATURAL GAS) 16ln. Inset modol


including choice of fender


£139 Incl. VAT If gas at side of fireplace FITTED


lian Mr Brian |e Black Bull,


J's vice-chair- |iiTy Housley, 3der Bridge


Jrketing man- |A s so c ia te d


, of Higher


luns the Swan Ivith her hus- lid spent a lot Iganising the was thanked


unable to be Mrs Edith


|ised the toast was by Mr


Hugo range available Prices on application


' IN THE WRONG HANDS GAS CAN BE * ■ , DANGEROUS.


WE ARE THE EXPERTS and have tested the market. In our opinion these fires are the most efficient and give the best affect.


.DON’T BE FOOLED contact us for accurate information or Installation regulations and running costs.


* WORKING MODELS ON DISPLAY *


HOUSEWARM LOFT INSULATION 100mm thick 4 sq. m..


£6.26


’ Handbridge Mill,'Parliament Street,Burnleyw Tel. 29061


P R EM IE R G A S Inch VAT, bottle and gas


HUGE STOCKS OF GAS . FANTASTIC


DOG GRATE M ODELS (NATURAL GAS)


|ry strange then ■i Ribble Valley f it was purely a I f money they


y o u r h o lid a y f in e ry to us


Id ea s p lea b rin gs a good


r e sp on se


THERE has been a good response to a plea for ideas to help raise £55,000 towards the cost of a sports hall at the Roefield recreation area.


fund-raising campaign said that eight Ribble Valley bodies had already suggested’ events and of­ fered to run them.


A spokesman for the


being revealed until after an open meeting at the White Lion H o tel , Clitheroe, at 8 p.m. on November 22nd, at which the ideas are to be dis-. cussed. ,


Their names are not Include our clothier-


recommended Sanitone Drycleaning in your


. q *N*


holiday preparations. Your garments will come back to you bright, fresh, correct in every detail. Depend on it.


Certified\tostrr ptyelranrr 0311110116


NEW WAY CLEANERS


PENDLE MILL, CLITHEROE Tel. 23174


set the ball rolling for fund-raising and more events are expected to follow quickly.


Ribble Valley Mayor’s Parlour in January will


A coffee morning in the


£220,000, of which the Ribble Valley Sports Council must ra is e £55,000 in order to apply for a £40,000 grant from th e n a t io n a l S p o r ts Council.


The project will cost


gestions should contact Mr Ken Robinson, Clitheroe 25394 (even­ ings).


P a rk in g f in e


A MAN from Great Mitton denied failing to comply with no waiting cones but was fined £20 with £5 costs at Clitheroe Magistrates Court. •Mr Peter Roberts, pro­


welcome by the campaig­ ners and anyone with sug­


More ideas will still be


Remembrance Day service arrangements


HOMAGE to the Fallen will be paid on Sunday at services throughout the Ribble Valley.


Ra id on Abbey rooms


AS delegates to a Dioce­ san youth assembly were relaxing at a barn dance and disco at Whalley Abbey conference centre on Saturday night, a thief was hard at work. up­ stairs.


secuting, said that John Maudsley (62), of Spencer Fold Cottage, had parked in a section of Kestor Lane, Longridge, where th e cones had been placed. A policeman had put the cones there at 7 a.m. and collected them at 5 p.m. The defendant told the


court that he had not seen any cones there where he had parked.-


rooms and stole a number of personal documents as well as a jewellery box


He entered four bed­


containing a silver neck­ lace and £35 in cash.


Ford Escort was broken into in the Abbey car park. A stereo recorder and five cassettes were stolen along with a brief-' case and raincoat valued at a total of £172.


On the same night, a tigating. Clitheroe CID is inves­


Best centre for development is Queen’s Park


THE development of Queen’s Park, Blackburn, should be at the centre of any future plans for the area’s hospital services.


which involves Clitheroe, Accrington and Blackburn Royal Infirmary operating as'community hospitals —


This recommendation —


I ts by secret- lid Kitson, of |se, Ban’ow. during the some of the


Bight. [are some of Jcensees and le s a t th e


I their wives, is standing


, * With no 'increase in your rental payments


■ !>** i ::;3


\'j> - L- Arch


s


ilU BIN |MR


■es


liPVCwill |c Ihc best. Rake sure that I t choose from ■consultants rrangc l:c. naturally, Hi solid ■tain — and Tiodcrn


filck the best. It. Nelson,


CLITHEROE 12 Castlegate. Telephone: Clitheroe 23214 w


BRANCHES THROUGHOUT THE NORTH WEST m ,E Y JW £ -


w e ilim u .iT m o o n m f


m tm tm ii


_ this ‘too good-to-miss’ rental opportunity. Pay only £6.9 5 deposit and you can have installed in your home—without delay—a well-maintained colourtelevision—complete with stand.


Why wait when RelayVision are offering you Take your pick from any screen size up to and including 20" from a number


of top-name manufacturers. And here’s the bonus! YOU WON’T HAVE TO PAY A PENNY EXTRA ON


TV viewing.


YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR THE NEXT TWO YEARS. So contact RelayVision NOW and take the first step to economical colour "


RelayVision regulations.


Minimum period o( In taxation


_


hire 12 months. 'Subject to changes


These sets represent excellent value-for-money having been fully serviced by our experienced TV engineers.


forSyears


MAJOR MONEYWISE SAYS: ‘R e n t a


20"


has been approved by the Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Health Au­ thority.


also see the retention of Bramley Meade Maternity Home, Whalley, now goes forward for consideration by the Regional Health Authority and then the Government, possibly by early next year.


The scheme, which will


the AHA was the second of four proposals put for­ ward in a consultative paper on local hospital services well into the next century. It was the option sup­


The option backed by


ported at a public meeting in Clitheroe called by the local Community Health Council. The only questionmark


followed by a procession to the Castle cenotaph led by Town Mayor Coun. John Cowgill. Organisations are asked


be a Remembrance ser­ vice at the Parish Church


At Clitheroe there will


to assemble in Church Street before 10-20 a.m. for the walk to the church where the service will be conducted by the Vicar of Clitheroe, Canon John Hudson. The procession to the


LOCAL young farmers


held a varietyshow contest in Clitheroe Pa r ish Hall on Saturday. Teams from YFC s


in Clitheroe, Slaid- burn and Bolton-by- Bowland were intro­ duced by area YFC chairman Martin Bristol. Winners were the


. New film categories introduced


A NEW system of film categories has been intro­ duced and will apply to all presentations at the Civic Hall Cinema, Clitheroe.


joint second, Clitheroe with a comedy sketch about a committee meeting and Slaid­ burn with a colourful presentation called “SS Slaidburn.” Miss Margot Watson


Bolton-by-Bowland team with a produc­ tion ca lled “Job Centre." Clitheroe and Slaidburn were


Film Censors has decided that the new system will be clearer, particularly for parents.


The British Board of


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 11th, 1082 9


RELIANCE WINDOWS uPVC WINDOW


presents a n i


I You CAN AFFORD ! LOOK A T THE ADVANTAGES


All windows are tailor made by a local manufacturer to suit your house.


Installed by a locai firm whom you know and can trust — often in one day.


Once installed, you will never need to paint them — just wash with water.


Easily cleaned from inside the house.


All sashes open outwards — no interfer­ ence with curtains.


They cannot rot, warp or twist. They' cannot pit, peel or (lake. They are completely resistant to pol­ luted atmospnere and salt laden air.


The 20mm. sealed glazing units provide excellent insulation and the snap on beads with which they are fixed are always inside, just to make life a little more difficult for the would be burglar.


NOW YOU KNOW THE ADVANTAGES OF A uPVC WINDOW FRAME


established locai firm with a first class reputation and unbeatable guarantee.


BUT, DO YOU KNOW the advantage of dealing with an


p The R e l ia n c e Windows Warranty m m


protects your Replacement Windows and Doors fo r a s lo n g a s y ou live in y ou r h ou se .


DON’T WAIT FOR THE WINTER HAVE YOUR NEW WINDOWS FITTED NOW BY


BURNLEY’S No. 1 u.P.V.C. WINDOW MANUFACTURER


| Superb PATIO DOORS too!


mains, but now stands for Universal, suitable for all.


The U certificate re­


presented the winners with a trophy named after her.


Castle will be led by the Lancashire Evening Post band and Royal British Legion standard bearers, arriving at noon. There xvill be the tradi­


No rest for Whalley Players


tional service at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, at 10- 30 a.m. attended by mem­ bers of the Clitheroe and district branch of the Royal Engineers’ Associa­ tion. At 2-45 there will be a united service at the village cenotaph. The Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Mrs Myra


Clegg will be attending a service in her own village of Wiswell. This will be at the cenotaph at 9-30 a.m. From there she will go


NO sooner has the curtain call been taken on Whal­


ley Church Players’ latest production that the socie­ ty is thinking about the next.


started for the “Wizard of Oz,” to be produced i March by Dorothy Duck­ worth.


Rehearsals have just


to the 10-45 service at Whalley M e th o d is t Church. Afterwards the civic party and other members of the congrega­ tion will meet up with worshippers from the parish church to walk to the village cenotaph for a service at noon. In the afternoon the


Mayor will be at the cenotaph at Billington for a service at 3 p.m. The Hodder Valley


branch of the Legion is holding its service at St Hubert’s Church, Dunsop Bridge at 11 a.m. Then there will be a


parade through the village for a service at the cenotaph at noon.


Jeans stolen


JEANS valued at £810 were stolen from the Clitheroe shop of W. B. Hanson, Whalley Road, on Thursday night. The jeans, 92 pairs of


against the Ribble Val­ ley’s present set-up con­ cerns Ribchester Hos­ pital. District administrator


them, were taken by thieves who climbed on top of an outhouse roof and entered the premises by smashing a toilet window.


Chemists’ rota


Mr Paul Whitfield' said this week that because of the village’s relatively small population, it would be necessary in the future to review the hospital’s viability.


TODAY and tomorrow, R. N. and M. Read, Moor Lane, Glitheroe, will be open from 5-30 to 6-30 p.m. Sunday: Boots, Castle Street, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday, 5-30 to 6-30 p.m.


mainly of children, with just a few adult roles, and teenagers are still needed for the cast. Anyone wanting to join in should go along to Whalley CE School on Tuesdays, at 6- 30 p.m.


The cast is composed


there is to be a stage make-up demonstration in the school by Mrs Mar­ g a r e t W e s th e ad , of Clitheroe, starting at 7-45 p.m. Everyone is welcome and admission is free. The next night, audi­


On November 29th


cations are PG, standing for parental guidance, 15 (for films passed for per­ sons of 15 and over) and 18 (films passed for per­ sons 18 or over).


The other new classifi­


categories clear the old AA and X symbols will be used after their equiva­ lents for the next two


To make th e new years. Collision


A MOTOR CYCLIST and his pillion passenger re­ ceived minor cuts and b ru is e s when th e i r machine was involved an accident with a car in C h a tb u rn R o a d , Clitheroe, on Sunday. Neither the driver, Mr John Nicholas (19), of Fox


unconverted. . . For the


. . . the best value in sheepskin coats ivith the widest range of classical styles in all sizes


PRICES FROM £92


Street, Clitheroe, nor his passenger Mr Andrew Backhouse (18), of Park Aven u e , C l i th e ro e , needed hospital tre a t­ ment. The car driver, Mr


Victoria Tanniery - VICTORIA MILL, ~ ” ,


l im it e d


ManufacturersofSuede; Leather a n d tl ' , Sheepskin Fashion Clothing,


'


Charles Harrison (68), of W ad d in g to n Road, Clitheroe, was unhurt.


'


Lancs. Tel. Burnley 25664 Open daily including Saturday


TRAFALGAR STREET, , ’ BURNLEY


Xf X


RELIANCE WINDOWS ARE LOCALLY MADE TO YOUR EXACT"1 REQUIREMENTS^


RELIANCE WINDOWS BURNLEY 29603


AtS’


tions will be held for a production of Noel Cow­ ard’s “Present Laughter” to be given in February. Anyone wishing to take part, particularly men, should attend at 7-45 p.m. The Players’ Christmas


dinner and party is being held at Whalley Abbey on December 20th.


D R IVING BAN


A CLITHEROE man was fined a total of £110 by the town’s magistrates for three motoring offences and disqualified from driv­ ing for nine months under the totting-up procedure. Alan Hardacre (33). of


Kemple View, was fined £60 for driving without in­ surance, £40 for having a defective tyre and £10 for not having a test certifi­ cate. He was ordered to pay £5 costs. He was also given four


penalty points, bringing his total to the disqualifi­ cation level.


Enjoying the bonfire fun It's a fact. Installing solid fuel central heating makes sound,


economic sense and is a real investment for the future. With solid fuel your running costs will be lower than with most other fuels and what's more, you're in complete control of your heating costs because you buy your fuel only when you need it. Beat next winter's cold and damp with a real fire to sit by, lot


of hot water and 3 radiators heating other parts of the house. A complete package fully installed and guaranteed for 12 month at a price to suit your pocket. Cash price £725. Credit facilities available. Written quotation


supplied on request.


Prices correct at time of going to press they may vary from area to area and j change witno ut nonce Fires rlfust rated are for guidance only and not


/


necessarily theactual appliances offered Prices supjec t tosite inspection ; Offers valid in SFAS North West Region only.


■.


WITH COAL YOU'RE IN CONTROL \ PLACE A REGULAR ORDER s WITH YOUR LOCAL COAL MERCHANT


ALSO AVAILABLE A package comprising


A SELECTION of fireworks which cost over £200 attracted more than 100 people to the Whalley CE -School PTA bonfire


and display at the Cricket Club. E x trem e ly popular


were the food stalls, sel­ ling hot dogs, jacket


potatoes, soup, treacle toffee, crisps and pop. These seven youngsters


were certainly satisfied customers.


, Y


Roomheater, 3 radiators and all fittings, fitted complete and guaranteed for 1 year for only £775


S.J. MOORE & SONS York Street, Clitheroe. Tel: Clitheroe 23141


E. RONNAN (WHALLEY) LTD.


5 Accrington Road, Whalley. Tel: Whalley 3259


soup run advisorysnmakcoAi. the run or thejuture -f- 4 mm i m


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12  |  Page 13  |  Page 14  |  Page 15  |  Page 16  |  Page 17  |  Page 18  |  Page 19  |  Page 20