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FOR the second time-in a week thieves have struck at a ladies’/and gent’s out­ fitter’s shop in Clitheroe. ' Late on Friday night they forced the. front door, of W. B. Hanson, Whalley Road, and stole jeans and


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HARD WORK PAYS OFF


PUPILS from Brookside School, Clitheroe, were rewarded for weeks of. hard work on the dance floor when they received Scottish danc­ ing certificates.


The following girls re­


Escort for peace walk


NEARLY 20 members of Clitheroe CND • met five young Americans passing through the town on the UK leg of their world walk for peace. They joined the walkers


— two'were missing be­ cause of illness — and es­ corted them through the town, carrying a banner. Also in the group were several Quakers from Settle. . The Americans gave a slide show of the first leg


,of their walk across the USA, which they started two years ago. The walk resumed in


February from, the U.S. Poseidon Submarine Base at Loch Eck, Dunoon, Scotland, en route to Moscow.


ceived their awards from Miss Doreen Hethering- ton, who teaches them after school once a week. Bronze medal: Sharon


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(p ) The bad news is that we expect holiday prices ^


to go up next year.


^ The good news is that we have been able to put on W ortrahnlirim this m r at the existing leworices.


BECAUSE OF COST OF LIVING INCREASES AND CURRENCY MOVEMENTS OUR HOTEL


CONTRACTORS ARE NOW REPORTING THAT THEY EXPECT TO SEE THE PRICES OF NEXT YEAR’S HOLIDAYS INCREASE BY APPROXIMATELY 10%. THIS WOULD MEAN THAT THE AVERAGE INCREASES WOULD BE IN THE REGION OF:


1984/85 WINTER CONTINENTAL HOLIDAYS . plus £12 perperson 1985 SUMMER BRITISH HOLIDAYS


plus £10 per person 1985 SUMMER CONTINENTAL HOLIDAYS plus £20 to £30 per person THIS MAKES 1984 PRICES LOOK A VERY GOOD DEAL, BUT MANY HOLIDAYS ARE


ALREADY FULLY BOOKED. SO WE HAVE PUT ON EXTRA HOLIDAYS THIS SPRING, SUMMER AND AUTUMN AT THIS YEAR’S LOW PRICES.


YOU NOW STILL HAVE A CHANCE TO PICK UP A 1984 HOLIDAY — WHICH LOOK LIKE BEING THE BEST VALUE FOR MONEY THIS DECADE.


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Templeman, Claire Tat tersall, Catherine Avery, Melanie McGlynn.


Reconsider charges


A RECOMMENDED minimal charge to tenants o f sheltered housing, which was, turned down by members of the Ribble Valley Council’s Housing Committee, should be re­ considered, said members of the Finance and Gener­ al Purposes Sub-commit- tee.


charges will cause any hardship to tenants,” said Coun. Bill Fleming (Bil­ lington).- Members decided to


“ I don’t think the '


refer the charges — of £2 per week for sheltered nousing and 75p wher there is a warden — back to - th e Housing Com mittee. •


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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 22nd, 1981,


WFs call receives massive support


A CALL by Billington and Langho Women’s, In­ stitute for all bus conces­ sions in Britain , to be standardised .received overwhelming support at the annual council meet­ ing of the Lancashire' Federation of WIs. \


Billington’s resolution,


seconded by Whalley WI, read:-“This meeting is of the opinion that there should . be a uniformity of all bus con c e s s ion s throughout the country and asks the' Minister of Transport, to consider this.” It received an’ over two-thirds majority in favour, with only seven votes against.


be sent to the Secretary of State for Transport, the Rt Hon. Nicholas Ridley, for consideration.


The resolution will now Billington' and Langho


can also send the ap­ proved resolution to


London for possible debate at next year’s AGM of the movement at the Royal Albert Hall.


PENDLE CLUB


WINNERS at the month­ ly bridge drive at Clitheroe’s Pendle Club were: Mrs A. Foster and Mr J. Tattersall; Mrs K. Bulcock and Mrs F. Wilson; Mrs M. Thorne and Mrs W. Russell. Raffle winners were


MEMBERS of the 1st Gisbum Brownies became hostesses,for the night at a coffee evening in the village’s Festival Hall. The youngsters helped


serve coffee and enter­ tained visitors with sing­ ing, raising a total of £110 for Brownie funds. Brownie, mums pro­


Speakers’ annual dinner


vided home-made biscuits and ran the bring-and- buy, book, toy and cake stalls. Competition winners


were: Mrs A. Frankland (number on £1 note), Mrs Nicklin (stones in jar of damson jam) and Mrs L. Newlove (name of doll). Mrs Frankland and Mrs Wright won the raffle. ■


Mrs M. Mansfield, Mrs E, Nixon, Mrs K. Ford, Mrs F. Seed, Mrs D. Satterth- waite, Mrs P. Adey and Mr J. Tattersall. ' At the weekly bridge


Showroom


session, winners were Mrs A. Barker and Mrs K. Brabbing; Mrs L Lynch and Mr J. Lynch.


PERMISSION for change of use of part of a joiners workshop in Lowergate to a PVC window frame showroom and store has been granted by the Ribble Valley. Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee. *


Gain top award


TWO Clilheroe Guides whou represented Lanca­


shire East at an Italian


■ Scout and Guide interna­ tional camp last year have.


received another top ac-.


colade. Diane Barlow, of St


Mary’s Street, and Sarah - Wilding, bf Kirkmoor Road.(both 15) have been awarded the Queen’s Guide badge. The girls, w.ho are


members of the 4th Clitheroe SS Michael and John’s Guides, received their badges' from District Commissioner Mrs Frances Nelson. Both attend St Augus­


AT Clitheroe Speakers’ Club annual dinner toasts were proposed to the As­ sociation of Speakers’ Clubs and to the ladies and guests by Messrs Altham and Meadows, of the Clitheroe Club. There were responses


from Mr Colin Hamp- shaw, a past national president of the associa­ tion and by his wife,- Hilary, president of Burn­


le y Ladies’ speakers’ Club. Grace was said by Mr


Donald Wilson, toastmas­ ter was Mr Arthur Chap­ pell and the dinner was organised by social direc­ tor Mr Stanley Blackburn. At’ the club’s regular


fortnightly meeting, Mr Jim Burgess made a cre­ ditable start to his public speaking career with a talk entitled “My life — fact or fiction?” It was evaluated by Mr


tine’s School, Billington. For the service part of the badge Diane worked with the /Brownies and Sarah helped with the Cubs.


. ‘


Chris Roberts. An after- dinner speech by Mr Stanley Blackburn < was evaluated by Mr Brian Al­ lison and Mr Derrick Holmes chaired a “Call my . bluff’ contest for which Mr Blackburn re­ ceived the evening’s topic a Ward. Education chairman


was Mr Dennis Ogden'and general evaluator Mr Don Anderson.


Support for action on


,tee is lending its support to the call for more way- markers in the area. The need for the way-


waymarkers THE Ribble Vailey Parish Councils’ Liaison Commit-


markers, so that more walkers can enjoy the de­ lights of the Ribble Valley countryside, was urged by Coun. Charles Warkman at a committee meeting. He also called for the pro-: cedures for granting them to be streamlined to,pre­ vent delay. At Coun. Warkman’s


instigation, the Ribble Valley Council’s Recrea­ tion and Leisure Commit­ tee is asking the Associa­ tion of District Councils to seek a change in the law. The county council has a statutory obligation _ to mark paths, but the time limit is unrestricted. The Liaison Committee


agreed to support the re­ quest and also to ask the Lancashire Association of Parish and Town Councils to try and do something about the matter.


Purge on debtors


NEARLY £15,000 in debts was written off by the Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Finance and General Purposes Sub-Committee — the highest figure in the authority’s 10-year history.' Rent arrears of £5,200


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6* x 3 * ___£5.60 each 6' x 4' - - £6.90 each 6* x 5 '____£7.80 each 6' x 6 '____£8.60 each


Treated Fencing Posts 30p per ft


Sheet Materials 8' x 4* Hardboard


£2.20 each 8' x 4' X %** ext ply £8. 53 each


8' x 4' x %*' ext ply £12.63 V grooved Wall Boards £4.99 %*' T 8t G Chipboard £3.45 each


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were put into perspective by Borough Treasurer. Mr Gordon Onslow, who pointed out that they co­ vered a five-year period, in which time rents of £3.5m. had been collected. The write-off also in­


cluded £5,000 owed by firm going into liquidation'


and £2,500 in rate arrears. The sundry debtors


write-off of £6,800 was largely due to problems with four firms. Mr Onslow sa id ’that the council was now having a purge on all debtors.


Change of use


AN application for the change of use of a house shop and store in Sawley Road, Chatburn, to, dwelling has been ap proved by the Ribble Valley Council’s , Develop­ ment Sub-Committee.


FACTORY CLEARANCE CARPET SALE


Shadow,Pile, Hessian and Foam Backed


Patterned carpets suitable (or any room in the house, 4x3 yards from £30 and 5 x 4 yajds from £45


We also have carpets 3 x 4 yards from £22 and 5 x 4 yards from £38


Mixed sizes Hessian Broadloom suitable for larger rooms Few imperfect carpets to be sold at reduced prices. All makes of carpet on show. Prices from 3x4 yards, £25; 4


x 4 yards, £35. 5 x 4 yardsT£45; 6 x .4 yards, £55 Larger sizes. Good quality carpets 5 x 4 yards, from £50.


PLEASE NOTE: We are making special reductions to Old Age Pensioners.


Free delivery all goods offered subject to availability. Cheques accepted.


,<i J. M. Discount Carpets, Warneford Avenue, Ossett. - Sale will be held for one day only at


ST JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, CHURCH BROW, CLITHEROE, FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m._________


We have.no connection with any other firm. Genuine carpets at down to earth prices.


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