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Anniversary celebrated
THE Mayor and May oress of Clitheroe, Coun. and Mrs John Cowgill, at tended morning service at Trinity Methodist Church on Sunday — the 20th anniversary of the forma tion of “Trinity." Also among the large congregation were a party of visiting young people from Congleton, Cheshire, who had been “camping” on the premises over the weekend. One of them read a lesson during the service. The choir sang the anthem “If my people,” led by Maxine Jones, ac companied by Peter Wrig- ley at the piano and Frank Rushton at the organ. Coffee was served after
the service by the Trinity Youth' Group.
the day were conducted by the Rev. Dr William R. Davies, principal of Cliff College, Derbyshire.
made to the retiring ca r e tak e r Mr Roy Edwards. Both services during
A presentation was Fashion show
.MEMBERS of Clitheroe Flower Club decorated, the catwalk with flowers for a fashion show at SS Michael and John’s Social Centre. Spring fashions for all
ages were- provided by Town and Country, of Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Proceeds are for club funds.
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Labour group’s call
to MP
A GALL for MP David Waddington to make a public statement of his opinions on the recent EEC farm agreement came at the monthly meeting of the Ribble Valley Constituency Labour Party.
about the agreement, it was decided that a letter should also be sent to Mr Waddington, sta tin g members’ opinions.
Following a discussion
, The speaker was Coun. Jack Berry, chairman of the Lancashire County Council Social Services’ Committee, who spoke about local government and the break-up of the GLC and Metropolitan districts.
was replacing the self-aut onomy of local councils by quangos, which were in creasing at an alarming rate. He was also of the opinion that these changes would increase rates by at least 12!/2 per cent.
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AN application for the use of land at Salthill Indust rial Estate, Clitheroe, for general industrial pur poses has been lodged' with the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning De partment (No. 0202).
ing to 12 to 14 acres, has been made by the council.
The application, relat
bungalow on land between Moorside and Moorside Lane End (0190).-
'Other applications include: Wiswoll: Proposed dormer
tion of wooden lean-to building and erection of kitchen'exten sion to improve the living ac commodation at. the school house (0193).
Bolton-by-Bowland: Demoli
tension to Sunnyhurst, Lamb ing Clough Lane (0195).
Hurst Green: Bedroom ex
Grindlcton: Proposed . 2-3 bedroomed bungalow at “Holly Bank”, Main Street (0196).
barn adjacent to- the Calfs Head car-‘park, High Street
(0197) .
with roof carrying over garage entrance at 4 Buccleuch Close (0198) . . -r ;
Clithcroc: Porch extension PARENTS and visitors, given hy Mrs.-Jacquie
a bam at the Old Tannery to a single dwelling (0201).
Waddington: Conversion of
vate road pedestrians only" on the road to Troutbeck Cottage (0203).
West Bradford: Sign1 “Pri
flocked,, to Brookside Hall, of. Pendle, Road, School, Clitheroe, 'for a pressed flower work was coffee and crafts evening, ‘ demonstrated by Mrs, S, In. addition to. several Pinch, of Bright: Street,
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stalls and attractions, and spinning ivas shown there ivere various craft by Mrs
C.Nock, ofWhal- demonstrations. A cake ley Road. • . > . . ■icing demonstration, was , There was also a dis-
. ■ '-L. - play of books and clay
figures, by artist, Sarah McDade, of Accrington.- Proceeds: of. £H0 are for school funds.
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shoivs ju s t how, to go about decorating a cake.
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I sincerely hope that you will be able to benefit from this wonderful opportunity and I wish you a really enjoyable Airtours holiday..
DAVID CROSSLAND, Chairman, Airtours
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IT’S all smiles from West B ra d fo r d ’s Michael Sharpe, as he1 steps up to receive the Chief Scout Award'
/ ton Road, teas 'one of, five local Scouts to re-' ceive the award certifi cate at a ceremony at Whalley Abbey. He belongs to . the
f rom L an ca sh ire ’s Deputy Chief Const able Mr Albert Pacey. Michael, of (hindle-
Clitheroe Pendle Troop as does Steven Blatch-
ford, of Pimlico Road, Clitheroe (back left). The other three
Close Farm, Gisbum, Andrew comes from Waddoio Gi-ove, Wad dington, and David lives in East View, West Bradford. To earn the award
Sim on. N ich o lson , s ta n d in g n ex t to Steven, and Andrew Mason and David Shackleton are in . the 1st Bowlahd Troop. ■ Simon lives at New
the Scouts tackled such activities as photogra phy, car maintenance, hiking, canoeing and mountaineering.
Polluted stream
AN overflow of effluent from a collection tank at Gisburn Auction Mart gave a stream a greenish- brown tinge, Clitheroe magistrates were told.
For failing to prevent
pollution, the mart was fined £150 with £172 costs.
Mr Barry Dealing, pro
secuting for the North West Water Authority, said-that samples of water analysed were “four times as strong as crude domes tic sewage.”
fending, said the tank acted as a collection point for surface water and material from the animal pens. The contents were pumped into a nearby field, but on this occasion the tank had overflowed following heavy rain.
The defendants were
ordered to pay a £90 anal yst's fee.
Mr Stephen Barker, de Proud day for Scouts Super quality onion sets, shallots, gladioli,
SPENDING part of their Easter holiday behind the Iron • Curtain are 24 stu dents and three teachers' from Clitheoe Girls’ Grammar School. The party left from the
school on Saturday morn ing and travelled by, coach to Gatwick for the three- and-a-half hour flight to Moscow.
v Accompanying the girls
are teachers Miss Anne Farmer, Miss Jane Eag- land,. and Mr Robert Francis. While in the USSR, the girls will visit the Kremlin, and go' to Leningrad. ’
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studying A-level history, and should find the visit very beneficial because part of the syllabus -in cludes some on the Rus sian, revolution. Another party of gram
Most of the girls are
mar school girls — rang ing from 2nd to 6th forms — are also on the continent at the moment, sampling the lifestyle in Toulouse, France. The 24 strong party are
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE
CHAIRMAN OF AIRTOURS Many thousands of people have taken long stay
holidays with Airtours this winter. Because of the incredible response to these holidays we are having to put on extra planes to fly home all these passengers who have avoided the English winter weather. This means that we have empty seats going out between April 25th and 29th, the returns coincide 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15 days later with the start of our summer programmes.
Rather than let these seats go empty we are prepared
to sell them below cost price for this one weekend only. The standards of flights, apartments and hotels will be the same as our normal brochures.
YOU WILL BENEFIT BY GETTING AN
INCREDIBLY PRICED HOLIDAY BARGAIN WE WILL BENEFIT BECAUSE WE WILL
staying with families in the city, and it is envis aged that their French friends will return the compliment with a visit to the Ribble Valley in July. . While there, the gram
mar school pupils are stu d y in g with their friends at the Lycee Ray mond Naves, as well as sightseeing. They return ;.:to Clitheroe on Wednesday,
Listen to ' the band
A PROGRAMME OF 10 brass band concerts around the area this summer has' been ap proved by the Ribble Valley Council’s Recrea tion and Leisure Com mittee. The highlight is a
return visit to Clitheroe on August 9th by the Queen’s Lancashire Regi ment, which will'perform in the town centre in full marching dress uniform. All the other concerts
play at Clitheroe’s “Herit age Country Fair” bn June 3rd, at Newton, on June 17th and at Clitheroe Castle Band stand on September 2nd. Longridge Band is ap
are on Sundays. Slaidburn Band will
BE FILLING OTHERWISE EMPTY SEATS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25th
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pearing on home ground at Towneley Gardens on July 15th, at Clitheroe Castle bandstand on August 5th and at Chip ping on September 16th. On May 20th Balder-
stone Band will give the first of its engagements at the Castle bandstand. It will also play at Edisford embankment on August 19th and at Gisburn on September 9th. . Whenever possible, ar
rangements have been made for the bands to play indoors if the weath er proves unseasonable.
Guitarist
THE first person in the Clitheroe area to sit an Associated Board Exami nation for classical guitar was West Bradford man Mr Ian Thornton-Bryar. • Tutored by Nicholas
Mackey, of the Clithefoe Guitar Studio, he passed grade IV and gained high marks in grade III theory of music.
School’s craft evening
BENIDORM 11 £94 £119 BENIDORM BENIDORM BENIDORM MAJORCA
BENIDORM 9 £89 £109
COSTA DEL SOL 10 £92 £124 COSTA DEL SOL 14 £102 £146 COSTA DEL SOL 16 £106 £157 SATURDAY, APRIL 28th
COSTA DEL SOL, COSTA DEL SOL
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No. OF KllftUTC
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8 £84 £99 11 £94 £112 15 £104 £129
SUNDAY , APRIL 29th SELF *
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CATPDiNft nriADn HALF
12 £129 £159 14 £99 £134
FLIGHT SEATS ONLY ON ANY OF THE ABOVE DATES £69.00 GUARANTEED P R IC E S
HOLIDAYS ARE INCLUSIVE OF: ★ RETURN JET FLIGHT FROM MANCHESTER ★ TRANSPORT TO YOUR ACCOMMODATION AND RETURN ★ ROOM WITH BATH OR SHOWER, W.C., BALCONY ★ CHOICE OF SELF CATERING OR HALF BOARD ★ SERVICES OF THE AIRTOURS REPRESENTATIVE
ONLY EXTRAS AIRPORT TAXES
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BENIDORM 11 £94 £119
COSTA DEL SOL 9 £89 £118 THURSDAY, APRIL 26th
No. OF NIGHTS
10 £92 £108 8 NIGHTS £84 £99
APRIL 27th No. OF
CATERING SELF BOARD HALF
13 £99 £128 14 £102 £133 16 £106 £139 9 £89 £104 7. £79 £107 9 £89 £118
CATERING SELF BOARD HALF
7 £79 £96 9 £89 £104 9 £89 £109
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