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Library - cinema plan is given county backing


THE plan to merge the Ribble Valley’s long- awaited new district library headquarters into the present cinema and theatre at Clitheroe’s Civic Hall has moved a step closer to reality. i '


Housing scheme opposed


PEOPLE in most of the


Ribble Valley would have to bear the brunt of the c o s t of a p rop osed £120,000 sheltered hous­ ing scheme at Salesbury which w a sn ’t even needed, it was claimed at a meet ing of Ribble Valley Council. -


Coun. Mrs Beryl Cassidy and Coun. Bert Jones proposed that there should be a rethink on the scheme, but were defe­ ated on a vote. “This would only place


Clitheroe members Members of Lancashire


County Council’s Library and Leisure Committee have agreed in. principle to the scheme and given their officers the go-ahead to discuss it further with Ribble Valley Council offi­ c ia ls and prepare a report. They also agreed that


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. Worzel Gummidge and Aunt Sally. Judges were Mrs J. Ryecroft and Mrs R. Jones. The party was organ­


THE infants of Pendle County Primary School, Ciitheroe, turned out in fancy dress for a party to celebrate the school’s 50th anniversary. Winners were Zoe .and Lee Blackburn as


School bus driver is fined £50


ised by the head of the infant department, Mrs Barbara king and her staff. The "youngsters also played games and, following a buffet supper, were enter­ tained by magician John Pye.


By mule


the proposal should be provisionally included in the county council’s capi­ tal programme for 1983- 84.


Ribble Valley Council’s Recreation and Leisure Committee gave its bles­ sing to the plan, which has been described as “very interesting and ex­ citing” by County Libra­ rian Mr Michael Dolan. Such a joint project bet­


Earlier this month, the


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a further burden on coun­ cil house tenants in the rest of our area,” said Coun. Jones. He could not see any reason for singl­ ing out Salesbury to have sheltered accommodation when there was clearly a far greater, demand in other parts of the dis­ trict.” But housing chairman


ween the Ribble Valley and county councils would solve two problems. It would guarantee the


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Coun. Fred Green (Wilp- shire) argued that there was a need for the scheme at Salesbury. “It isn’t often that we see money spent in this way in that part of the Ribble Valley. The scheme will satisfy a clear need,” he said.


Time for .- questions


FREE tickets are now available for the BBC radio programme “Any Questions?” to be broad­ cast from Clitheroe on April 23rd. .


from Pendle County Prim­ ary School, Clitheroe, the Ribble Valley Council and Advertiser and Times of­ f ic e s and C l ith e r o e library.


They can be obtained The broadcast, from


Clitheroe Parish Hall, begins at 8-30 p.m. Chair­ man will be David Jacobs but the other members of the panel have yet to be named.


' It will go out live on Radio 4 and be repeated at 1-10 p.m. the following day.


As there are only 400


s e a t s a.vailable, Mr Robert Jones, headmaster of Pendle County Primary School — who invited the BBC to stage the prog­ ramme — has appealed-to people not to take up tick­ ets unless they are abso­ lutely certain to attend.


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GIFTED Clitheroe-born violinist Clare McFarlane will be appearing on home ground tonight. ‘ Clare (18), a pupil of


t h e Y e h u d i M e n u h in School for musically-gifted c h i ld re n , w i l l fe a tu re in a


Power station


A LARGE g rou p -o f ' Young Conservatives' from .Clitheroe and Nelson braved blustery’ conditions to visit the newly-com­ pleted Heysham Nuclear Power Station. An .informative talk ex­


plaining the intricacies of the station preceded the walkabout and a question


Conservative Association joined the club outing and


session followed. Some members of the


! thanks was, expressed by ^chairman Mr Tony Wood. i


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future , of the cinema and theatre, where £100,000 worth of repairs to the structure are needed, and it would also end the county council’s Jong and so far fruitless search for a suitable site in Clitheroe for a new library. No costings or detailed


plans are yet available, but a county architect has carried out an appraisal of the York Street site and says that both the needs of district central library headquai-ters and the pre­ sent cinema and theatre can be accommodated.


Thumbs down by GPO


A SUGGESTION by Coun. Jimmy Fell, of Whalley, to substitute the name Ribble Valley for the post town on letters in the area has been given the thumbs down by the GPO. In a “Whalley Window”


article in the Advertiser and Times, Coun. Fell said that using the correct postcode would diminish the need for the post town, such as Blackburn, Preston or Burnley, and the name Ribble Valley could be added to addres­ ses without confusing matters. But the Post Office says


the Newdrop Inn, Rib- chester, Miss Susan Mar­ garet Heyworth and Mr John William Barr were married at S t . Peter’s Church, S to n y h u r s t College. The bride, a former


keley Drive, Read. The bridegroom, an hotel


manager, is the elder son of Mr and Mrs J. Bari-, of Banks House, Back Lane, Chipping. The bride, given away


by her father, wore a white crinoline-style gown of embroidered Silk tulle and carried white orchids and lilies. Bridesmaids were Miss


The Lancia Delta bears as much


Sally Anne Clarke and Miss Lisa Barr, the bridegroom's sister. Miss Clarke wore a crinoline- style dress of deep mauve taffeta and Miss Barr a dress of pale lilac. They carried posies of lilac and white freesia. Page boys were Benja­


Barr, the bridegroom’s brother, groomsmen were Mr James Heyworth and Mr. John Heyworth, he bride’s brothers, and ushers Mr Andrew Hey­ w o r th , th e b r id e ’s brother, and Mr Brendan Woods. , The ceremony was con­


min and James Edward Heyworth, the bride’s nephews. Best man was Mr Peter


resemblance to some hatchbacks as Silverstone does to a country lane. . . It scorches from 0-60mph in 11.6


seconds: : And its twin-clioke carburettor and


overhead cam ISOOcc engine help you Our engineers went to Scandinavia


to find some of the most, salt-encrusted roads in existence.


to blaze effortlessly up to 98mph. ■While the Delta’s Macpherson stmt


suspension and harlequin check velour seats keep you cradled in armchair-like comfort. .


■ In eveiy way the Lancia Delta is a car which demands to be driven. ■ As a result of their testing they


demanded that all the Delta’s joints were sealed in plastic. That eveiy exposed . part was made from galvanised metal or pre-heated ‘Zincrofnetal’ steel. And to cap it all, that the whole under­


Ribble Valley in an ad­ dress and ensure that it reaches the correct desti­ nation is by adding it before- the post town for example, Whalley, Ribble-Valley, Blackburn.


Clare's recital


recital for violin and piano promoted by Blackburn Concert Society. The concert starts at 7-


30 p.m. at the Wesley Hall, Blackburn. Accom­ panying Clare on the piano will be Amanda Hurton.


Junior School, Clitheroe, before moving to Man­ chester at the age of six. One of her grandparents, Mrs Maud Boothman, of Chatburn ” Road, Clitheroe, will attend the concert.


Clare attended Pendle


FOR failing to comply with traffic lights at the picnic site junction at Whalley, Burnley woman Carol Mayman (35),' was fined £30 and ordered to pay £5 costs' at Clitheroe Magistrates’ Court. She admitted the offence.


Fined £30


that the post towns are as important oh a letter as the postcode, because of the wide area of Ribble Valley. The only way to include


ducted by Fr R. Styles and organist was Mr An­ thony John. A reception followed at the Newdrop Inn. The couple are honey­


mooning in Tenerife. P h o to g r a p h : Paul


Deaville, Blackburn.


Handbrake ' faulty


FOR failing to maintain the brakes on a car, Philip Michael. Case (36),; . of Riverside, Low Moor, was fined £50 at Clitheroe Magistrates’ Court. He was also fined . £30 for driving the car without a test certificate and or­ dered to pay £5 costs. Mr Nick Lomas, de


fending, said his client had only used the vehicle which had not been driven for a long time, ‘ because


his own car was being serviced and he had to go


to a job. He did not real­ ise the handbrake was not working until he was on his way. An oversight about _ the test certificate came ' about because the car had not been used.


Delivered


THE second pf the mobile toilets bought by the Ribble .Valley Committee of the International Year of Disabled People, . with funds raised last year, has been delivered to its base i;ij Longridge.


•; . : \ 1 ■ ,. Thanks to Fiat Finance, you can _ . ;


■ expect a most persuasive argument for putting the; Lancia Delta top of your list. Because until April 30th, 1982,0% finance is available. The cash price is £5145.301 So with a


minimum deposit of one third (£1715.10) your 24 monthly repayments will be


£142.93. But to find out why the Delta was


elected ‘Car of the Year .1980) you will ■THIS PRICE. DOES NOT INCLUDE ALLOY WHEELS ILLUSTRATED-WHICH ARE


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body including wheel arches, was PVC coated.


The front arches were also given,a -


permanent plastic lining. But their demands did not stop there


and many new techniques were develop ed to make it one of the best protected cars ever built. So it won’t surprise you that the Delta, like all Lancias, comes with a six year anti-corrosion warranty A water-tight demonstration of our


utter confidence in its toughness.


: have to see your local Lancia dealer. And don’t expect the usual sales • ?


patter. Rather more, expect a long and impressive list of facts.


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teacher at Towneley High School, Burnley, is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Heyworth, of Ber­


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AN expedition by mule to the Atlas Mountains" of Morocco was the theme of a talk .by Mr Peter Wil­ kinson to Clitheroe Sorop- timists. He was introduced by


club president Mrs I. Stubbins and thanked by Mrs D. Guttridge.


THE driver of a double- decker bus full of children which hit a shop in Whal­ ley was fined £50 at Clitheroe, with £50 costs, for driving without due care and attention.


Gladstone Street, Great Harwood, denied the off­ ence, claiming that the vehicle, belonging to Hyndburn Transport, had a mechanical defect.


Brian Robinson (30), of The magistrates heard


that about 80 children from St A u gu s t in e ’s


School, Billington, were on the bus when it failed to negotiate a right-hand bend.


feet of the wooden fascia of the shop. Two. of the bus w in d ow s were smashed.


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