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


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L mot ion to I i e t i o n s o n


|ami a fu r th e r S in c e t h e n


■ 110001110 u n ­ it idea. The


| h e p roblems ein only a


|>p l e a r e op- I S u n d a v trad-


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[ JU'r of tin* at t e n d e d P ro v i o n .-


• • - to r e s ami bu.-ine.- s e. -


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-iation ami :V outweigh


Why should the Govern­


ment ignore the representa­ tions ol a considerable minor­ ity in favour of pressure from a'few? What is in it for the Government? People may feel that the


cost of this exercise is too creat. Sweden, America and Luxembourg form the minor- itv of nations which allow unrestricted Sunday trading. It is most important to take action and let your MP know your views before we lose tlie freedom of Sunday.


TIIK liK Y . 1). M.


woonnoGSK. Kcctor of St James’s Church, Ctithoroe.


ry extension


(only for ie mobile


i- Uir tinu1 of your readers to rase for sit ion the improved lib- in the existing btiikliny usinji the ri! t'hamber for an extension?


. Itilitil, ('«lime!


Personal invite


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•■i l ibrary i. unb*rtu-


.)<• require abmit.


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fenerat ion did not


nr owning I tn be rc-


to join Tories


it\ dn tin! nf thi* Kibble Valk*v Gon-


Vt- !lr\ t• )• M*rvative Association. Many people respondeil


Lt-dieal sci- ceived a polite reminder


I- !inu* m:iy others chose to ignore it. icy ;u>- no as did Mr Parker. Keally. I g*-t ;ib"tit what is Mr Parker’s com­ \. < fi-rt but


to this invitation and plaint? Merely that he re­


I :• > guaran- which he could have chosen to ignore too —


I.its t^) n*- minimum subscription was land. whfti 1- an* Ilnal- 1 --xpn-ss


[•■ nr ar- many responded to our |a:*|u*n to I ’.’n*- and l In- gi-nvra-


1 -.'i- iif : hi- unwaged persons and I


i>j •,) senior citizens only. I and I


■ '-rat".' 1,,


■ i-"rn*>- Labour Party in breach of I . v M r I


:i,:- Party rules? Perhaps they fn(- t«>o should chock on their


So are Kibble Valley their National Labour


information.


their valued free time — >urh offer- We have re­ ceived through our remin­


ilell th e y chouse to give


der making it very worth­ while. To a!! niir new members


•A ill be acknowledged per- -o’iaiiy by your ward • hairrnan in t lie very near VV


ma;. I -ay thank you and a e 1 rome, Your replies


.1. IT K C K IX , Agen!-secretary, K i It h I e V a 1 l ey (’on- -ervali\e Association.


electors’ register on view


1 I1K Kibble Valley Draft Kegister of electors will be on display from today until December Pith. This will contain


the names of all per­ sons of voting age


who uere residents in the council’s area on October 10th. IDS'), and uil! la* used for all elections between Cehruary lbth, 1‘


and Kehruarv lath, in'*:. All e le c to rs are


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urged to check that their name appears on the register which is on display at the Tourist Information f tffice. Clitheroe, and Longridge post of­ fices and all sub-post offices and libraries. In addition all parish councils have been sent copies. If you cannot find


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S qt*7 H qloTi'.


m i n i m u rn a nd whe re peopie cannot afford to -ubscribe \ve are happy V.


We do not ha\e such a


polite reminder, and are still responding.


1: t <. n s i n Labour Party is i).'' — a id? subscription being for


the minimum subscription as stated by the National


The f ig u re of £7 indeed misquoted. In fact.


OLIVER OWL IS A GOOD AMBASSADOR


THE tragic talc of Oliver the tawny owl won the hearts of visitors to a Christmas fair at Whalley CE School, which raised £ld0 for animal welfare.


BRIDGE CLUB


WINNERS of the duplicate cam*- al Clitheroe Bride- Club uer*-: NS Mr K. Atki11-<*n and Mr P. .lean in g .- . Mrs ,1. Haworth am! Mrs M. Milling- ton; EW Mr W. Griadlev and Mr K. Maden. Mr and Mr- Ta'ton. The r e wa> an unusual di- tribution of points w Inch caused


a bidding problem for north mi the |j.Hewing hand. Ea.-t -diould open one no t rump , .-mith and wes t ,-honld pa.-s and north must double for penalties. E a s t s h o u l d t h e n p a s s .


South, with only tu->, poim-. c annot a f ford to le a v e tin- double m and must hid two


chib-. hi> 1


ti'<rtli now }ia> a diflicull hid. W


rable and nine tricks were Tu<


III.: make.


n:i i )• - for all eM-t-Hellt ,-i-ore. j im tnimp.-.


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tha- ..ni\ -i\ tncL- am! kimu- t Thi^ ..ill,v happened at on*-


niic imrih <il*nde*l to j.a.-s and lot nth piay in two clubs.


bi-1 :'A 1. M hat 1


n- partm-r i- very weak. <)!•••» Id dealer, gam*- all


e,1. lit |x.int- i! is natural l< <


Thi- •■hn«> ;i v*-rv u'i-ak hand. W.-T -h'.ulil again |ia-> :m


*mi-.-t ft.ur-cani .-ml. >l


>trumps, but a- In* >


mother after being born blind. Oliver wandered from the nest and was struck by a vehicle on the Kcad to Padiham road. It was rescued and nur­


A l> a n < 1 o n lmI hy its


tured hack to life at the Greennioimt Wild Bird Sanctuary where it now lives. The example of Oliver


CHKKKY and cheap? Not at all! Your reader last week obviously over­ looked the fact that the letters from the "Kibble Valley Tories” were a personal invitation for anyone who supports Con­ servative aims and objec­ tives to become a member


4 $


Pigeon fancier Harry collects eight awards


CLITHEROE Homing Society member Mr Harry Lofthouse made it a night to remember when lie carried off eight major awards at the society’s centenary celebrations and prize pre­ sentation.


collected the Sartilly Fed­ eration Race Trophy. Old Bird's Points Cup to Noire. Channel Points Cup. Channel Averages Cup. Mrs Scott’s Goblet. Heap Bros Trophy. Keith Whittaker Trophy and Combined A v e rag e s Trophy. Clitheroe Social Club


As principal winner he


Cup. Other major trophy winners


were Mr n. Fielding (W’hit- tham Cup). Mr.I.J. Winterbot- tom (Novice Trophy) and Mr It. Lavin (Clubman of the Year Tronhv). Clitneroe Wednesday Club


was packed by members and guests for the presen­ tation at which three other principal prize win­ ners shared 10 trophies. Mr John Ainsworth won the


Young Bird's Points Cup. Young Bird's Average Cup and Craven Trophy.


Messrs A. and C. Bung won


tin* Filgar Hargreaves Plaque. Noire Trophy and Harry Chat- burn Tropny. Mr K. K. Hownrth won the


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.Johnson Trophy — Mr A. Waring and Sons: Old Bird Av­ erage and Old Bird of Year Trophv — Mr S. Robinson and Son: Young Bird Average — Mr F. It. Iiowarth; Young Bird of Year Trophy and Bird of Year Trophy — Mr L. Limbert and Son. Blackburn Federation of


winners were: Ladies Prize from Madely — Messrs Nor­ erove and Hatch: .lack Hall Trophy and Combined Average Prize — Mr H. Lofthouse: Eric


Homing Societies’ Trophies: Young Bird Cup — Mr r . It. Ho wart h: Chris Call e rail Trophy — Mr .1. Ainsworth: Phil Meyer Trophy — Mr H. Lofthouse. The prizes were presented


Rennes Cup. Nantes Cup. Vie Alderson Cup and Crompton


Tougher line


WHALLEY Parish Coun­ cil is taking a heavy-duty approach to the problem of vandalised seats. Councillors have agreed


to replace the next dam­ aged scat in the village with one as vandal-proof as possible. They felt the added expense would be worthwhile if the . seat lasted. The decision came after


two seats on the Vale Mouse site, King Street, and one on the Abbots Way play area, were damaged.


B um Mi Calder Britnell & Co.


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All other types of Insurance transacted Local Agents for


8 The Padlhem Building Society INSURANCE BUREAU WELLGATE, CLITHEROE t. i. 2.020


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 28th, IU8’


knocking on your door, when you can deal with your local window specialist company.


Visit your nearest showroom and see before buying what you are getting for your money.


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is often cited at talks and fairs to show the kind of work the hospital, near Bury. does, and the money raised at Whallcy is being divided between it and animal welfare in the Kibble Valley. Mrs Sallie Carlvon. sec­


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retary of the Animal Wel­ fare Committee for Kibble Valley, said: "Oliver is now one of the lads at the hospital, so to speak, and a splendid example of what can be achieved." Organ isers o f th e fair


w e r e h a p p y w i th th e public r e sp onse to the ir t*veiu. d e sp i te it d a sh in g with another fair at Cai- de r s ton e s . Pictured, from the left, are: Mrs Linda Bottell.


£ 1 0 . 8 8 £ 8 . 4 9 £ 5 . 1 5 £ 9 . 2 5 £ 9 . 9 9 £ 6 . 6 8


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Mrs Carlyon. Mrs Irene Xalasiewicz, secretary at Greenmount, and Whalley schoolboys M a 11 he w Gorton (left) and Simon Whipp.


Chinaware


your name or know of so meo n e who no longer lives at a par­ ticular address, then contact Mr T. Savjll on Clitheroe 25111. extension 228, before December 18th. .No claims against


or objections to the draft register will be accepted after that date.


Camera Club


A I" 11 OTO C K A I - II K ' record <if a IDO-mile jour­ ney over the* foothills sur­ rounding Mont Blanc in the Alps was shown to Kibblesdalc Camera Club bv Mr T. Shaw, of Ac­ crington. On Tuesday, members will discuss the Photographic Society of A merica’s 1IbS-l slide show.


KDISI-'OKI) L.'nlics cn- joyed a talk and videos about the making of Koval Doulton chinaware in all its stages, given by Mrs Hulme. the videos also showed how glass was


made. Bungalow


DETAILED planning ap­ proval for an agricultural worker's bungalow and garage at Whittle Mail Karin, Old Nab Road, Langho, has been ap­ prover! by the Kibble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-committee.


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