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mission will not let us know its decision until Ordnance Survey work in ] the area has been com­ pleted,” he said.


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FAST action by two Clitheroe men in saying a man’s life at . the Ribhles-■ dale Pool has been re­ warded.


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Mr Robert Forster (40) and pool supervisor Mr Derek Gardner (46) re­ ceived framed certificates , from the Liverpool Ship­ wreck and Humane Socie­ ty for the part they played in rescuing Mr Robin Cartmel la s t


August. Mr Cartmel (40), of


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View, Low Moor, and Mr Gardner,1 of Shireburn


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Mrs Gloria Booth, when the1 accident happened, was unconscious for two days. • 1 ,


Ribble Valley Mayor


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! and his daughters Heidi (9) and Adele (15) are pic-, tured with Mr. Forster (left) and Mr ■ Gardner (right). At the back are Ribble Valley Mayor; Coun. Ted Boden' and- Supt Jim Warner. '


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for the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children,despite a poor attendance. 'Stalls sold cakes, bring


A COFFEE evening at SS Michael and John’s social centre raised £140


Confirmation time at parish church


and buy goods, .good-as- new items and enamelled jewellery, - while a raffle also helped raise cash. Some SS Michael and


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patrick. Indian


evening' THERE was a very good I attendance at an Indian evening organised by Clitheroe Conservative | Association ladies’ branch. Mrs Hilary Horsfield I


illustrated her talk on “Life in India today” with slides taken on a recent tour. Many Indian goods were on display,; including saris, hrassw'are and [ carpets. A vote of thanks was I


Club is urged to widen role


AN idea that Clitheroe Old P e o p le ’s Welfare Committee should organise volunteers to visit and help the elderly and housebound has been floated by its chairman Brian Haig. In his annual report,., visit the housebound and


proposed by Mrs Daphne Whitehead and a supper which included Indian tea and sweetmeats was served. The next event is a sec- ] onds sale on April 5th.


Notice board


WHALLEY Parish Coun­ cil is to look into the pos­ sibility of providing a vandal proof notice hoard outside the National Westminster Bank in the village. 1 The existing board has


Mr Haig says that he feels the committee could do a lot more for old peo­ ple’s welfare in the Ribble Valley, outside the run­ ning of the Pendle Club.


He says that while people from the churches


Anniversary recital


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been in a bad state for some time. The glass is broken on one door and missing on the other. A list of prices for vari­


ous boards is to be ob­ tained before the matter is discussed further.


” Church Organ Society will celebrate the second an­ niversary of the opening of the rebuilt organ with a recital on Saturday by John Jenkin, organist of the church attached to Witley Court, Worcester­ shire. His programme will in­


infirm, he is sure that


they — and the clergy — would welcome others going to see them.


As well as simply


making visits, Mr Haig suggests that volunteers could carry out some home services such as mending and shopping, provide transport for emergen cies and do simple ta sk s in the garden. -


■ Mr Haig added that as am amalgamation of vol­ untary bodies, the com­ mittee should be able to co-ordinate such facilities.


In his report, Mr Haig


clude the Reubke Sonata on the 24th Psalm, to commemorate the birth of the composer in March 1834! Despite the fact that Reubke lived for only 24 years, it is one of the most outstanding works ever written for the organ.


Other items include the ever-popular Fantasia and Fugue on B.A.C.H. by Liszt and music by Cesar- Franck, Bach and Haydn.


calls for more interest to be shown in the Club, fol­ lowing a slight drop in membership. He feels th a t ev e ry on e who reaches the age of 60 should at least have a look at the club’s facilities.


people’s club, rather a community recreational


“It is not really an old


and social centre for per­ sons who have reached 60,” he said.


The report will be sub­


mitted to the committee’s annual meeting on April 6th.


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THE Bishop of Burnley, the Rt Rev. Richard Watson, confirmed 16 boys and' girls from Clitheroe Parish Church and seven adults, one from St James’s, at an evening service las t week. The Vicar, Canon


John Hudson, assisted in the service and refresh­ ments were provided af­ terwards in Clitheroe Parish Hall.


Expenses rise


likely


MEMBERS of the Ribble Valley Council may be granted a rise in their ex­ penses.


At a meeting of the Fi­


nance and General Pur­ poses Sub-Committee, Borough Treasurer Mr Gordon Onslow told mem­ bers that overnight ex­ penses had risen from £40.36 to £42,38, and for stays in London from £46 to £48.30!


Members recommended


the rise. They decided that coun­


cillors could not back- claim expenses over periods of several years. In future, all claims will have to be in three months after the year end, unless the chairman and vice chairman of the committee involved decide there are extenuating cir­ cumstances.


Both recommendations


will now go to the full council.


Rescued swimmer says thanks


Club’s plea falls on


deaf ears


A -PLEA by hard-up Clitheroe Rugby Club for exemption from certain planning conditions at their ground in Littlemoor Road fell on deaf ears at a meeting of the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee. Members decided that


they would not accept a reduced standard of land­ scaping or the failure'to provide 10 parking spaces near Littlemoor Road. Borough Planning and


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Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey explained that because of financial restrictions the club had only made limited im­ provements. Coun. John Cowgill


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be replaced. “Four saplings took the


place of the hedge,” he said. “The place is begin­ ning to look like a wilder­


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worth (Clayton-le-Dale) thought that the club should be made to abide by the conditions and Coun. Eric Bracewell ad­ vised the committee to “stick to its guns-.”


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