Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


BARGAINS CO-OP STORE


SPRING AT YOUR


POME AND BROWSE NO OBLIGATION


Garden tools, mowers, Grobags,


watering cans, large selection of


hardware and fancy goods (shopping


trolleys and luggage now in stock)


For all your electrical


appliances come and see us first


Washers, Fridges/Freezers, Hi-Fi, TVs, Radios, Irons, Toasters, Coffee Makers, Sandwich makers, etc.


Council keeps up the pressure for rail link


CONTINUED pressure is being applied by the Ribble Valley Council for the reopening of the Clitheroe to Blackburn railway line. The council hopes to


Poultry farmer for 35 years


A RIBBLE VALLEY poultry farmer for more than 35 years, Mr Joseph Dugdale has died in hospi­ tal at the age of 80. Mr Dugdale was born


into a farming family at Harrop Fold and helped set up the haulage con­ tracting firm of Dugdale Parker at Shawbridge, Clitheroe, more than 50 years ago, until ill-health forced him to leave. He bought a poultry


Also TV rentals CTV 20in............................. £8.67 month CTV 22in............................. £9.53 month Video.................... £15.95 month


COME AND LOOK A T OUR FURNITURE SHOWROOM LOTS OF NEW ITEMS FOR SPRING


Also toys for the children , ' IT’S ALL AT YOUR.'


CO-OP NOW MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE


Don’t delay come and walk round; now , i ■' Access, .Visa, Handycard, HP arranged


ALL TYPES OF TIMBER AND CONCRETE GARDEN FENCING


Competitive Prices


TIMBERMATIC PRODUCTS LTD PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN Tel. CLITHEROE 41555


farm near Southport with his wife, Amy, and farmed th e re before taking Calder Farm at Bolton-by-Bowland. . The couple were to have celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary next Monday. In addition to his wife,


send a delegation to Brit­ ish Rail in which it will be joined by representatives from Clitheroe Town Council, the NE Lanca­ shire Development As­ sociation and the County Council.Chief Executive Mr Michael Jackson told ■ the council’s Planning- and Transportation Committee that BR chairman Sir Peter Parker had written to Clitheroe Division MP Mr David Waddington accepting that, in theory, the service could be oper­ ated at marginal cost, since the track and signal­ ling are already used for commercial operations. In addition, th e re was cu r re n tly a margin in the


tu r n - r o u n d time of th e M a n C h e s t e r -B l a c k b u r n se rvice which would allow an extens ion to Clitheroe u sin g ex is ting reso urces . However, according to


Clitlieroe•oe Advertiser and Times, April Utli, 1983 11


Pure new woo! pile


Producer’s extra role


Sir Peter, there could be timetable changes in 1984 which would reduce the turn-round time from 40


Mr Dugdale leaves two sons — Alan, who runs the Towneley Arms at Longridge, and Eric, who is managing director of the builders’ merchants at Chatburn. The service and crema­


Another


Officer Mr Philip Bailey reported to the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee that a nearby resident claimed .the canteen would create


two years A FURTHER two years’ planning permission has been allowed for the pre­ fabricated canteen build­ ing at Trutex’s Henthorn Mill, Brown S t re e t , Clitheroe. Planning and Technical


minutes to five. In addition, a passenger


service introduced on a freight only line must bear its full allocated costs. Coun. Jack Can- (Bil-


tion took place at Accring­ ton yesterday.


MEMBERS of Gisburn YFC combined a treat for their village with a gift to charity last week. In answer to


demands from Gisburn villagers to put on their entry in the YFC National Entertainments Competition, members produced “Aliens Abroad” in the Festival


cheque for £260 was handed over to . Christie Hospital, Manchester, for children’s leukaemia research. The money, raised at


lington) said he. did not think there was much chance of having the ser­ vice, but members agreed to press on with the idea.


Fellowship


CALDERSTONES Re- tirement Fellowship was entertained with songs and dialect poems by three ladies from Black­ burn. At the monthly meeting


WHEN one of the cast of Bolton-by-Bowland Drama Group’s p roduction


good wishes were expre­ ssed to Mrs Learmont who is emigrating to Au­ stralia with her husband. Final arrangements


more hazardous heavy traffic and endanger chil­ dren. Mr Bailey added that


Bolton-by-Bowland lage Hall.Assistant producer of


Vil-


“Murder at Deem House” had to pull out because of family illness, producer Jean Hammond bravely stepped in to fill the role. With less than a week


the building, as a canteen did not in itself create ad­ ditional traffic.


were made for the outing to Chester on May 24th. The Fellowship is hoping that members will donate cakes and tombola prizes for the jumble sale at Whalley Adult Centre on April 30th.‘ The next meeting is April 26th.


the play, which runs until Saturday, is Christine Newhouse. There are still some tickets left for all performances. .


to go before the first per­ formance, Mrs Hammond had her work cut out to learn the part of Miss Boone, which was to have been played by Brenda Dewhurst. Just how well she has


/ . \


left: Michael Dakin, Michaela Hammond


Clement. Pictured are, from the


(seated), Ann Riley, Don P a r t in g to n , Eileen Wright, Richard Fallows, Clare Dakin and Sue


a disco, was presented by chairman Helen Falshaw to senior research officer Mr


Trevor Carr.


BRIDGE CLUB


TWENTY-NINE pairs took pail in the weekly session of Clitheroe Bridge Club, winners being: NS Mr R. Nieol Smith ................. -.range, Mr W. L. Wilkinson and Mrs P. Garde; EW Mr Osliffe and Mr Farrell, Mr Jennings and Mr Cubbon. Two of the younger mem­


NO DEPOSIT COLOUR TV


Fully reconditioned sets you probably couldn’t tell from new sets


bers, Mr Spencer and Mr Moore, are to be congratulated on winning the British under-25 pairs championship. In the following hand, al-


done can be seen tonight' when the comedy thriller, by Sam Bate, opens in


i.-kT Li.


CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE i


OFFERING YOU A GREAT DEAL MORE


KLEENEX TOILET ROLLS thin AUSTRALIAN GOLD PEARS till tin LIBBYS CORNED BEEF u.z KELLOGGS CORNFLAKES 5% TYPHOO TEA


421/2p 29P 7 5 P


56p ■29%p


ST IVEL 5 PINTS


McVITIES PENGUIN


LIBBYS CREAMED RICE


1509


Health Warning H.M. Government Health Depart* ment warning: Cigarettes can seriously damage your heath


20’s


LOMBeBT &butlgb>


DINSDALE — LEIGH.


at Brunei University, Middlesex, Mr John Ber­ nard Dinsdale was mar­ ried to receptionist Miss Janet Leigh at Hillingdon district Register Office, Uxbridge. The bridegroom is the


A student in electronics HOYLE — SHORROCK


Hoyle was married to telephone sales clerk Miss Carolyn Jane Shorrock at St Helen’s Church, Wad­ dington. The bridegroom is the


Farmer Mr Michael Ian


only son of Mr and Mrs John Dinsdale, of Wheat- ley Farm, Gisburn. The bride is the only


S 76 H AQ98652 D 4 C 964


..lough NS had the higher point count, the EW bid of four hearts was the winning con­ tract, three no trumps by NS- going down; E dealer, EW Vul


S AJ4 H 73 D J1062 C KJ85


■N W


S 1032 H KJ10 D AK87 C Q72


A.P.


daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Leigh, of Fern- down, Dorset. She wore a cream two-


only son of Mr and Mrs J. F. Hoyle, of Warwick Drive, Clithex-oe, and the bride is the eldest daugh­ ter of Mr and Mrs P. C. Shorrock, of Lower Whitehalgh Farm, Fenis cowles, Blackburn. The bride, given away


piece suit with matching hat and accessories and carried a spray of white and yellow roses. W itn e s se s were Nicholas and Penny


the Tudor Restaurant, Denham.


24-hour shuttle service


ABOUT 60 local badmin­ ton enthusiasts are set­ ting out to raise cash for the Roefield Barn Recrea­ tion and Leisure appeal in the way they know best . . . with a 24-hour con­ tinuous series of games starting at 9-30 tomorrow night. The event is the brain­


child of Mrs Barbara Meadows, of Barrow, who teaches badminton in the evenings at Ribblesdale


School. She said: “Through this


Permission refused


by her father, wore a white crinoline gown of embroidered tulle with a long white veil secured by a headdress of small white silk flowers. She earned a bouquet of pink and white


Ritson. A reception was held at


flowers. Bridesmaids Miss Janet


and Miss Linda ShoiTock (bride’s sisters) wore cotton print crinoline dresses trimmed with pink flowers and satin. They had sprays of pink flowers in their hair and carried small bouquets of pink spray carnations. Best man was Mr John


THE owners of 30 Berk­ ley Drive, Read, have been refused planning permission for a living room extension. The Ribble Valley


Council’s Development Sub-Committee consi­ dered that, because of the siting of the windows, it would be detrimental to the amenity and privacy of adjoining residents. The roof was regarded


S KQ985 H 4 D Q953 C A103


FROM ONLY £6.95per month


g


Available with only one month payable in advance


Purchase prices from only £99.95 With fully comprehensive guarantee


video recorders, you certainly can’t tell


Fully reconditioned


from new. Basic and programmable models


FROM ONLY £14.95 per cal. month


Purchase prices from only £ 1 9 9 With fully comprehensive guarantee


FREE HOME TRIAL FREE DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION i


NO DEPOSIT VIDEO


Hall.During the evening, a


EXCLUSIVE IN YOUR AREA Choice of hotel accommodation for two in any of 48 holiday hotels in the UK for 14 nights with any order over £350 completed during April/May. ALSO on any order completed during April/ May for £50-£349, you will receive one free tidket per £50 spent, for entry to a draw on May 31st. The winner will receive a free accommodation voucher as above.


Still Clitheroe’s No. 1 Wool Carpet Store Still every price is a cut price Still the largest selection


as an incongruous feature creating an unnecessary increase in height and the committee also considered not enough information had been given about the proposed chimney.


Wrathall and groomsmen were Mr Robert Parker and Mr Anthony Dins­ dale. Ushers were Mr David Alty and Mr Peter Webster. The ceremony was con­


ducted by Canon C. F. Goodchild. Organist was


Mr T. Sagar. After a reception at


Foxfields, Billington, the couple left for a honey­ moon in the Cotswolds. They are to live in Clitheroe. Photograph: Pye’s,


idea we hope to raise enough cash to let the Ribble Valley Council know that the people of the area are really desp­ erate for a sports hall in Clitheroe.”


20’s


Barn change opposed


g§)


A PLAN to convert a barn into an agricultural worker’s house at Wiswell Eaves Farm, Wiswell, has been turned down by the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee.The committee felt that there was no need for further accommodation on the farm.. Also it was considered that the barn still had a potential'ag­ ricultural function, and could not be converted without a lte r in g its character.


'' Vf) "'■■■■ - r v . . * Clitheroe. Singing


•Mr J. Scott at the piano. Arrangements were made for an outing. The Companions meet


' ' Pendle Club


WINNERS at the weekly bridge session at Pendle Club, Clitheroe, were Mrs K. Gudgeon' and j Mr J./ Harrison, Mrs 'A. - Barker and Mr J. R. Lynch.. 1


THE Good Companions met on Thursday at St Ann’s Court by kind per­ mission of Mrs M. Holly­ wood.. There were general knowledge ..games, re­ membering the shades of different colours, and community singing with


again'next Thursday at St Ann’s Court.:


sf APRIL’S GOOD NEWS IS


STAG PACKAGE DEAL WITH UP TO 20% DISCOUNT


DISCOUNT PRICE £56.95


s i S i l i / ' ■rf* "£312


DISCOUNT PRICE


£249.50 Prices include VAT


DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY


H. M. SOWERBUTTS & CO., ’


Tel. 22598 >'i.


10 KING STREET, CLITHEROE opp G.P.O.


EST. 1870 iU


TformaLBrice— —— £122^.


M i& a X - DISCOUNT ■ ; PRICE


^ £99.95


2 SWAN COURTYARD, CLITHEROE Tel. 22661/2


BURNLEY NELSON BARNOLDSWICK EARBY Tel. 37118 Tel. 62600 Tel. 813309


Tel. 842319


mm 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