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to young people outside the chip shop in the town centre and was told that all the litter bins were full. This was correct and she thought that large bins with lids could be the answer.
Officials agreed to look into the problem.
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Pat Hall (Clitheroe) sug gested that larger litter bins be provided around take-away shops. She said she had spoken
(Clitheroe) agreed that spot fines seemed a suit able solution to the problem. However, Coun. Mrs
HOLY LAND OBSERVED
her observations and depth of understanding of the history of the war- torn area, in addition to the feeling of awe inspired by seeing places of such g r e a t impor tance to Christianity, Jewry and Islam.
Mrs Bulcock was thank ed by Mrs Rita Parsons.
A JOURNEY to the Holy Land was described to women’s branch members of Clitheroe Conservative Association by Mrs Kath leen Bulcock. She illus trated the talk with maps and slides of her journey. Most impressive were
burn (Bolton-by-Bowland) said: “If people are get ting fined, they won’t drop litter.” Coun. Howel Jones
members of the Ribble Valley Council’s Public Works and Health Com mittee on Tuesday, after hearing a complaint about th e p roblem from Clitheroe Town Council. Coun. Mrs Joyce Lil-
town’s growing refuse problem. . That was the view of
SPOT fines for litter louts should be introduced in Clitheroe to help ease the
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THE b ow le r -h a tted brigade were out in force with their ladies at their sides at S t Paul’s Church harvest supper in the parish hall, Low Moor, on Friday.
Brian Stevenson, en tered into the spirit of things and presented a sketch with his collea gue, the Rev. Alan R e id , o f S t J o h n ’s C h u rch , R ea d , for which they dressed as women
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Meeting by chance at reunion
name Cowman, last saw her shortly af ter the Second World War began when both worked as clerks in Clitheroe. Mrs Rodwell went on to serve with the WAAF at vari ous radar stations around Britain while her friend was based with the WAAF at York.
Pool closed
CLITHEROE’S Ribbles- dale Pool will be closed on. Sunday as part of the Ribble Valley Triathlon is being held there.
maiden name is Walne, was'among 600 women at tending a “nostalgia even ing” when she was spot ted by her old friend. Mrs Rodwell, maiden
Air Force members Mrs Helen Rodwell (60), of Pimlico Road, Clitheroe, and Mrs Hazel Mills (65), who now lives in Kent, met again by chance for the first time in more than 40 years at a WAAF reunion in Buxton. Mrs Mills, whose
TWO Clitheroe Grammar School “old girls” enjoyed a memorable reunion at the weekend. Ex-Women’s Auxiliary
for us reallyr, because we had previously per formed it at the Hotel Metropole, Blackpool, at a clergy conference,”
cleaners. “I t was a come-down
c h u r c h
School, Oswaldtwistle, entertained and grown ups dressed up in Ed wardian costume to give a music hall touch to the proceedings. The vicar, the Rev.
Pupils of Rhyddings
‘Rolls-Royce of a place7 for health
CLITHEROE Community Hospital, if given the go-ahead by the local Health Authority, should have a full complement of beds for local patients within the next year or two, according to Community Physician Dr Gwynne Williams. At a meeting of the
Village bus service safe for a year
THE village bus service from S laid b u rn into Clitheroe via Whitewell is safe for at least another year, it was confirmed this week.
are to meet with garage p ro p r ie to r David Leedham, of Dunsop Bridge, to look at ways of improving the service, possibly by re-routing it or including school trips.
County council officials
said the annual subsidy to the service had been re newed and there was no question of running it down.
A council spokesman
Leedham started a poster drive reminding people of the service and the need to use it. More hikers and school children were using it in
Earlier this year Mr
the summer, but the num bers have dropped off.
Churches keep tidy plan
STEPS are being taken to simplify maintenance of the graveyards at two vil lage churches — St Helen’s, Waddington and St Catherine’s, West Bradford.
remove kerbstones on un tended graves and grass over the area, leaving the headstones. Kerbstones which have inscriptions will not be affected.
The PCC wants to
know more about the scheme, which has been ad o p te d by many churches, should contact the Vicar, Canon C. F. Goodchild.
Anyone wishing to
Ribble Valley Council’s Public Works and Health Committee on Tuesday, Dr Williams said that he could see no reason why the Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Health Authority should not give i t s ap p ro v a l for a November start to the scheme. The au th o r i ty was
making its decision on the matter yesterday. It is envisaged that the
30-place day hospital at tached. Dr Williams said 24
hospital will have 66 beds over three wards, with a
com munity h o sp i ta l Clitheroe would be a “Rolls Royce of a place” as far as health matters are concerned. As well as a thriving
beds would be for patients with acute illnesses, a similar number for long- stay patients and 18 beds for short-stay rehabilita tion purposes. He added that with a
there were only 13 non- Ribble Valley patients in the hospital, three of whom had been there for six or more years. “Over the next year or
two we should have a full complement of beds for local people. I think that is good news.” He admitted that slow
progress had been made over the years, but now it seemed the project would start.
Rotaract games
THE next meeting of the Ribble Valley Rotaract Club will be held on Tues day at the Cricket Club, Chatbura Road. It will take the form of
have included roller-skat ing and a treasure hunt
television panel games and is open to anyone aged between 18 and 28. Recent club events
Health Centre, he said, it also had the advantage of a Physiotherapy Centre. At the moment, he said
ing up at Chatburn at 10 a.m., Clitheroe Well Ter race at 10-15 a.m. and Whalley Bus Station at 10-30.
Trad and pop prove a hit
added bonus for parishion ers when the event raised £20 for church funds. Supper comprised a
unteers handed out 50 harvest gift parcels to el derly, infirm and other
deserving people in the Whalley area.
Cup for Kathy
THERE was success for a Clitheroe teenager in the North West Ski Champ ionships at Rossendale on Saturday. Kathy Knight (13), a
lucky for Kathy, of High field Road, who recently came second . in two na tional seeding competi tions run by the Schools’ Abroad organisation.
pupil at Clitheroei Girls’ Grammar School, beat stiff competition to be the first goal to finish in the mixed junior competition and was presented with a cup. It’s a case of third time
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A SECRETARY catches one of her bosses (centre) in a compromising situa tion. But there are no re criminations in this case, as it is a scene from, Clitheroe Parish Church
Cooney and John Chap man farce at the Parish Hall from October 27tiy to
Operatic and Dramatic Society’s interpretation of “Not now, darling”. They present • the Ray
secretary and Michael O’Hagan is the surprised boss caught with his arm around “Jane”, played by Dorothy Cushing.
29th: Mary Jackson plays the
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Sue Clem en ts , Je an Knight, Kate Wallwork and David Clews.
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church members Andrew Day and Alistair Johnson. Dance “comperes” were Mr and Mrs Jam e s Holden and Mrs Christine Ross. On Monday, church vol
buffet provided by The Buttery, of King Street, Whalley, and tea served by lady members of the church. Disc jo ck ey s were
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