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Holiday dates


THE e n g in e e r in g unions have agreed the following holiday dates for 1985. In B la ck b u rn ,


Clitheroe, Great Har­ wood and Accrington the holidays will be: Spring, one week from Friday, May 24th to Monday, June 3rd; Summer, two weeks from July 19th to August 5th; Sep­ tember, one week from September 13th to September 23rd, plus five other work­ ing days to be decided by management. In addition,_ other


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THE Ribble Valley Snor­ kel Club’s Christmas fair, on Saturday, has given a £100 boost to club funds, to be used to finance the cost of running the club’s mini-bus.


Thompson said: “We are absolutely delighted wjth the amount raised, which is £25 more than last year, although we would have liked to have seen


Treasurer Mrs Kathleen


more people at the fair at the Ribble Valley Mayor’s parlour.”


nard Thornton, tried his hand at the tombola stall


The Mayor, Coun. Ber­ .


and met the stall holders. The fair was attended by


Father Christmas and on sale were wooden toys, clothing and other items made by the junior mem­ bers and their parents.


On Wednesday, December 12th


you can treat not only yourself but everyone else too!


We are staying open until 9.00 p.m.,


and besides showing you our Christmas gift suggestions such as toilet bags, small leather goods, feminine


notepaper, gloves, bags and belts — the girls will be giving an informal fashion show of Cocktail and Partywear between 7.00 p.m. — 8.00 p.rn.


Come a n d join us!


holidays will include eight working days starting with New Year on January 1st, 1985; Easter, Friday, April 5th; May Day, Monday, May 6th and Christmas, Wednes­ day, December 25th to Tuesday, December 31st.


. Architect \


at the organ


THE architect responsible for the restoration of Clitheroe Parish Church after the fire in 1979, Gordon Thorne, per­ formed the 185th concert for Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society.


menced with “Three Pieces” by Gabriel Pierne and a bright “Chaconne" by Buxtehude.


His programme com­


Douglas S te e l ’s “Arioso” was written spe­


cially for him and had a charming wistful quality as it unfolded its long melodic line.


| J. S. Bach’s “Prelude and Fugue in G” and the pi­ quant “Canon in B Minor by Schumann.


sprightly performance of T here followed


with Percy Whitlock’s “Plymouth Suite,” each movement being dedi cated to a different organ­ ist and including impres­ sions of a sailor's horn­ pipe, a becalmed sailing ship and a swaying willow tree, ending with a bustl-


The programme ended


j ing Toccata. Mr Thorne received


great applause for his per formance.


FATHER Christmas was just one of the at­ tractions at a bazaar or- gainsed by Chatburn Playing Fields Com­ mittee.


committee has run a bazaar, and it turned out to be a success.


It is the first time the


its own stall, the com­ mittee invited village or­ ganisations to take part. They had to pay a small fee to the playing fields, and any proceeds were then for their own or­ ganisation’s funds.


. In addition to running


Chatburn School, Girls’ F r id a y Club, Play Group, Football Club, Sunday School and the vicar, the Rev. Walter Drain, took part.


The Mothers’ Union,


committee raised more than £80 from the effort in the school hall. It xvill go towards providing equipment on the field.


The playing fields S trong line WADDINGTON Parish


Council is to take a strong line on people who abuse village property.


do all they can to stamp out vandalism and is con­ sidering asking parents of any child thought to be responsible to meet parish councillors.


It is asking the police to _


Council’s new powers to stop lorry parking


THE Ribble' Valley Council will have powers _ early in the .New Year to prohibit goods vehi­ cles, weighing over three tonnes, from parking during certain hours in streets fronted mainly by residential or school buildings.


Lancashire Act 1984, the council will be able to


Talk on Lakeland


for TWG


AN illustrated talk on Lakeland through the sea­ sons was given by Mr Sam Green, of Grindleton, to members of Clitheroe (Ribblesdale) Afternoon Townswomen’s Guild. Miss Oliver Wol-


Under the County of


impose an order on any street between 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. It will need a written


request signed by at least five residents from diffe­ r e n t houses in the street, or from within 100m of it. There will be the oppor­


tunity for objections and consultations with the


police. Goods vehicles will be


able to park for up to an hour, or longer to deal with a breakdown or other emergency, but the maximum fine for contra­ vention will be £200. At a meeting of the


stenholme was in the chair and welcomed a very good attendance and eight new members. Mrs Edith Windle, sec­


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retary, read the minutes and Mrs Ann Pedder gave a financial report.


Boost for Snorkel Club’s funds


parish councils’ liaison committee Coun. Charles Warkman (Mellor) said he was in favour of Ribble Valley invoking the new power, but wished it could also apply to cara­ vans, because they caused a lot of trouble. Coun. B e r t Jone s


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ELEVEN tables were in play at Clitheroe Bridge Club’s duplicate game. Winners were: NS Mrs Haworth and Mrs Milling­ ton, Mr W. L. Wilkinson and Mrs Martindale. EW Mr Grindley and Mr Leader, Mr Hounslow and Mr Hall. Two NS pairs bid the small slam in hearts on the following


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(Clitheroe) felt that there ought to be adequate


lorry parks on the out­ skirts of towns so that people would not be dis­ turbed early in the morn­ ing by engines being


revved. Another section of the


Act extends to district councils the power to con­ trol stray dogs, which is currently vested in the police under the Dogs Act


1906. Coun. Jones hoped that


this would lead to the en­ gagement of dog wardens, financed by an increase in the licence fee.


Chipping bungalow


THE Ribble Valley Coun-1 cil’s Development Sub­ committee has approved the building of a single I storey bungalow on land adjoining “Highfiejd,” I Garstang Road, Chipping.


A neighbour objected to I


the plan, for Mr H. Gor- nall, on the grounds that the building would block | out light to a kitchen.


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