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


No crash helmet


FOR failing'' to wear’ a crash helmet while riding pillion, s tu d en t Ian Robert Hampson (18) was fined £15 by Clitheroe magistrates.


College, Lancaster Uni­ versity, was fined a furth­ er £15 for aiding and abet­ ting the carrying of a non competent pillion pas­ senger and ordered,to pay £6 costs.


Hampson, of .Pendle


• The court was told that police .saw Hampson on a motor cycle in Peel Park Avenue, Clitheroey ridden by another. person who had since been dealt with by the courts.


EXPERIENCES of a Royal Garden Party and a trip round the Houses of Parliament were related to 37 members of Chat- burn Mothers’ -Union at their annual meeting and supper by Ribble Valley Mayoress Mrs Hilda Boden..


them.' all about her chain of office and what each section denotes.


Mrs Boden also told


held at the Brown Cow, Chatburn, there was an election of officers.


During the meeting,


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or £ 28 d epos it and 24 mo n th ly payments of £14.14. Total Credit Price £367.36. APR 35%.


HOOVER A3268 Computer Control 1100 Automatic Washing Machine


• Computer reliability with no moving parts • Simple 'one touch’ controls • Complete versatility and perfect clothes care.


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Whitaker, treasurers Mrs C. Speak and Mrs O. Stannard, social secretary Mrs B.,Quayle and flower convener Mrs J. Black. Enrolling member is Mrs M. Butlin.


Secretary is Mrs C.


Driver," Mrs B. Earn- shaw, Mrs J. Price, Mrs B. P e a rc e ; , Mrs A. Kenyon and Mrs F. Parker.


Committee: Mrs D.


members died, Mrs I. Walker and Mrs E. Adamson, and three left the village, the Misses M. and N. Turner and Mrs E. Butters.


During the year two


' Arrangements were made for the jumble sale and for Mothering Sunday on April 1st.


annual outing was discus­ sed and will be settled at the next meeting.


The destination of the


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INSTANT CREDIT UP TO E800 S u b je c t to c re d it approval. A s k fo r details.


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o r £13 d ep os it and 24 mo n th ly payments of C6.56.Total Credit Price £170.44. APR 35%.


Wrong use


•for the use of the com­ munity as a whole and not for individuals, Coun. Eric Ronnan emphasised a t a p a r ish council meeting. The materials, he said,


SAND and grit kept in storage boxes at Whalley to combat icy conditions is


were being taken by indi­ viduals to clear their drives.


WHALLEY WI’s annual party had an international flavour, for committee member Miss Elizabeth Postlethwaite took mem­ bers-for “a song and dance trip round the world.” Miss Postlethwaite had no trouble persuading


everyone to join her, sing­ ing and dancing to tradi­ tional . songs' from coun­ tries such as Canada, Sweden, Belgium, the United States and Burma. The evening was round­


come. The WI meets on the- third Wednesday of every month at Whalley


New members are wel­


WORK is well under way in establishing the Ribble Valley’s first major recre­ ational footpath — the Ribble Way — and sign­ posts are expected to go up in this area in March. The path will go from


ed off with a supper of chicken and baked' potato. The next meeting is on


February 15th, when a- talk will be given about cheese manufacturing. ' '


Adult Centre. Anybody interested should contact Miss Postlethwaite (Whal­ ley 2263).


. Signposts going up


on the second phase, from Clitheroe. to Preston, is due to start in April.


the county boundary near Gisbum to the River Rib- ble’s estuary near Long- ton. The first phase from .


Gisburn to Clitheroe is nearly finished, and work


said: “The path will act as a primary focus for wal­ kers from within the county and help resolve many of the problems and conflicts arising from the lack of a clear valley route at present.”


A county spokesman House sales.


COUNCIL house sales in the Ribble Valley have reached 265 with a furth­ er 43 in the pipeline.


. be completed in 1986. Daniel collects cheque It is hoped the path will


CHARITY GIFT


A CHEQUE for £50 has been handed over to Beds”, (a' blind, elderly


and disabled transport service) by the Hodder Valley Charity. Com­ mittee. .


which helps people who are unhble to travel on mblic transport to attend lospitals in the area.


“Beds” is a service


Valley committee holds a dance to raise money for various charities. Recent donations include a gift of £200 to the Meteor Club and £100 to the Ribble Valley Talking News­ paper.


Each year the Hodder . Wl members enjoy sing-song


MEMBERS of Clitheroe and District Caledonian Society brought a real breath of Scotland to the Stirk House Hotel, Gis­ burn, on Friday,'for the celebration of Burns Night.


Scottish dance band from Haddington, near Edin­ burgh, to provide music for their reels and Strath­ speys. A total of 175 people —


For they “imported” a '


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a record for the event turned up to celebrate the society’s biggest night of the year. The haggis was piped in


' last 14 yoars we feel justified In claiming that we are the focal specialists In window Installations.


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by Mr Terry Murray: of Anna Lane, Tosside, and addressed by Mr Donald McKenzie, of Blackburn. The MC was Mr Bill


McMillan, of Croasdale Drive, Clitheroe. • \ A raffle raised £76


Clitheroe’s Mayor and Mayoress (Coun. and Mrs John Cowgill) with other g u e s ts and society members.


which will go to local charities. Our ‘p icture shows


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' GUESS WHAT " IS THE CHEAPEST FORM OF HOME HEATING?


running costs as you only buy your fuel when you need it. And guess which is now the


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Electric storage radiators Gas boiler Solid Fuel


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(fora Rayburn CoalgloRoomheater, which heats up to 7 radiators, and provides all v, your hot water)


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• Based on 600 tnerms useful heat spread over 32 week heating season and includes Standing and Service . charges. Prices are calculated on average North West area fuel costs for November 1983:


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Trutex boosts


sales team GRINDLETON-BASED Trutex has created three new sales,managerial pos­ itions as the latest link in its extensive' programme of specialisation. • The >


sby became sales and marketing manager for the Trutex sales team, and Mr Ken Birch took charge of the American -Pie - team. . In . addition, Clive Smith became sales manager, for contract-and mail order, business. .- A': spokesman for the


operating two specialised merchandise teams for a short time and is already seeing benefits from this approach. Recently Mr Noel Over-


company has been


i specialised approach to i each .separate-.-field and allow..them to' capitalise on the opportunities each new range will present.”


firm said: “The consider-: able, experience of - these men will ensure a-highly-


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YOUNG Daniel Jones had a very: special appoint-_ ment last week — to pick' up a cheque for £100 from members of Sawley WI to help a children’s hospital.


from a kidney disease, was accompanied by his mum, Mrs Hilary Jones (to his right) who is or­ ganising an appeal in this area to raise money' for Pendlebury Children’s . Hospital’to buy a special’ camera. This is for use on children with various dis­ orders such as “nephrotic syndrome” from which Waddington and West Bradford CE School pupil; Daniel, suffers. So far Mrs Jones has collected £750 for the appeal.


Daniel (8), who suffers


.... Sawley WI’s contribu­ tion-was raised by carol singing-at Christmas. The cheque was handed over by the president, Mrs Vera Giles.


.. ■ > v . , Mayor’s Day


COUN. HoweLJones, will be installed as Mayor of Clitheroe; on... May.. 8th., Mayor’s Sunday will be on May 13th.


Planning in the


pipeline


JIN application for the change of use from a hairdresser’s to an Indian Take Away and living accommodation at 4 York Street, Clitheroe, has been re­ ceived by the Ribble < Valley Council’s Planning Department. The application (number


0028) is from Mr Ali, of Brook Street, Clitheroe. Among the other applications ,


are:


. Whalley Road (0031); alteration to th e ' front: elevation ..at-, 1 Whalley Road (0026). Chipping: Conversiontof ex­


isting . garage to. a.house for staff accommodation. at Beech House, Hesketh Lane (0030).. Rimington: Rebuilding. of


external, wall at. Rimington Memorial. Institute,, .Stopper


Lane (0033). • ' ' . i Whallcy: Proposed! new, dwelling! at. Easterly, :Farm


(0035).


ing of the existing access at SS Michael and John’s Church, Lowergate (0027); conversion of, two garages and store to a house at the back of. 15 York Street (0029). . Sabden: Extensions to the sides of the building to improve access and security at the public toilets adjacent ■ to , 1


Clitheroe: Proposed widen­


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