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-30 KING STREET. CLITHEROE Telephone 22661/2


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Housing scheme on ice


A SCHEME for four flats and two bungalows in Sta­ tion Road, Whalle.v, has been put on ice because of the cost.


Council’s Policy and Re­ sources Committee was told that the estimated cost of £1-11.000 could rise to £160,000 after adding charges, such as internal fees from the local au­ thority.


The Kibble Valley


tee has been asked to have another look at the scheme, but this means it will not be possible to make a s ta r t by the March 31st deadline for 1985-86 spending.


The Housing Commit­


the properties would be rented by the council to young people at £800 a year which, according to Coun. dohn Cowgill (Clitheroc) was a "ridicul­ ous” sum, taken against the yearly loan charges of £3,000 a property. There were also problems with the site, he said.


It was envisaged that Coun. Bill Bowker


(Chipping) said that more units could be built on another site for the same


cost.


Healing words


A COURSE to help the understanding of healing the Church opens on


churches, the "Towards health and happiness” course has been prepared by Trinity Methodist minister the Rev. .lames Needham and Dr .John Hardy, of Clith c ro i Health Centre.


Monday. Sponsored by Clitheroe


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, three-piece suites re-covered. Large range of materials


Free quotes :3nr work and contract work undertaken


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CLITHEROE Tel. 28510. Night 24599 24029


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(COMPARE TUB QUALITY AND PRICE OF): ■ OUR BEDS — WE GUARANTEE YOU WONT FIND BETTER VALUE


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School raises £100 for Sabden fund


• Vary attractive finish ; f, • Vary atfracthra prlea%


T e l . B U R N L E Y 3 2 1 3 2 . ibofrao of charge ; :


£2.000 tiirnet needed t Snbden boy Robert mai-hine . . . thanks village's C 1C school.


ANOTHKK £100 1 i;l- They pul on their think-


iny caps tn help Robert. im at ten d s St Mary's


.Itinier School, and d e ­ cided to hold a toy and buoli raffle, donating their own pames and iniyinp tile “favourites" of others.


(in Friday, headmaster rTCT"*1' l.nnhi\(, run I'KTAC L ( HHISTiM .n ■


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' etc TRADE INQUIRIES WELCOME 9\ it J. H. BLAKEYANDSONSM^ Established 1905


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Mr Peter Shorrock invited fund uriraniser Mrs Mavis


Games room


THE Kings Arms. Bawd- lands, Clilhcroc is to be


games room. M a g is t ra te s


Glitheroo Transfer Ses­ sions approved an applica­ tion by John Thomas Steele for structural alter­ ations to the premises. Access will be made


at


extended into an adjoining cottage to provide a


been chipped off tile i buy partially sijrhted


Hywater a visual aid to the pupils of the


Wiseman to the school to collect the A'100 cheque from 10-year-old Raima R ed d e r , o f C r ow tr e e s ltoad. In last week's Adver­


tiser and Times it was in a d v e r te n t ly repo r ted


that the IT.Olid was hemp- raised lie tile village's d Fu n d t 'n 111 -


Disabl miller.


To put st r a ig h t .


coming from the efforts of Tom and Mavis Wiseman anil workers at Birtwell’s Printers, Sabden. Tilt* Disabled Ktmd Committee has given i’ldii towards the target.


t he record the cash is


from the existing accom­ modation at first - floor level for maintenance and repair and a small opening is to be made between the lounge and public bar.


ported that a social func­ tion was being held at Mr and Mrs Wiseman’s home in Clitheroe Road to­ morrow. This will be a plough­


Also, we wrongly re­


THE sporting stars of Kdisford CE School


have recorded a double success.


year pupils won both the football and netball tournaments for large Kibble Valley primary schools and were pre­ s e n t e d w i t h th e Cl it he roe Advert iser and Times Trophies.


T h i rd an d fo u r th


coached by teacher Mrs A n g e I a W i g n a l l , notched lip four wins and one draw. Mean­ while the footballers, coached by staff mem­ bers .Mr Mike Carter and parent Mr Fred Waterhouse, won all their four games.


'I'he netbal l team, The winning pupils,


man’s lunch. November iMth. but there is a social tomorrow at Intack Social Club, Black­ burn.


pictured with Sirs Wig- nail and Mr Carter , are: (front, from the lef t ) Richa rd Allen. S t e p h e n C h a i n lev , Lewis Cross. Ben King, Joshua Metcalf. Kieran Rigby. Marlin Lawson: (hack) Sal ly Foster , A n d r e a Krz lowsk i , Philippa Hamilton. Gil­ lian Scott, Toni Bing ham, Claire Johnson Wendy Miller. Pauline Middleton and Nicola Karrey. Cheryl Smith and Phillip Edmondson we re u n fo rt u n a t e !y ill when our photographer visited the school.


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.lames's Infant School. Creenacre Street, on tin three successive Monday evenings, it is open to everyone. At each meet­ ing there will be an intro­ duction. group work, open discussion and suggestions to follow up.


To be held a t St


called "Healthy living. he attended by Dis


Monday's meeting


triet Health Education Of­ ficer Mr David Regan.


called “The church as ; healing community” am the third "Primary Health Care.”


Tile second meeting i?


CUTHKKOK Afternoon Townswomen's Guild held


a most enjoyable annual lunch at the New Drop Inn. Kibchester. Seventy-eight members


and guests took part in­ cluding ( 'l ith e ro e May­


oress Mrs Maxine Jones. Canon E. Wynne, for­


merly of Chat burn, was the speaker and a toast to the members was prop­


Children the losers te a ch e rs ’ dispute


in


THE in ortile of teachers at St Augus- t i n e 's K C Hi g h School. Billington. is probably at its lowest- over ebb. according to headmaster Mr Philip .Morris. At the annual prize dis­


condone industrial action lie had sympathy for the teachers, many of whom considered that what they were doing would prove to the benefit of education in the long term. "I, like the staff, hope


tribution for former fifth formers, he said that this had been brought about not only by the pay dis­ pute blit by tin* threat of falling rolls, the lack of promotion prospects, in­ sensitive comments and the blaming of teachers for many of society’s ills


and troubles. The dispute had put


teachers on the horns of a dilemma and forced many to resort to action which affected children's educa­ tion.


Although lie could not


this bitter dispute will soon be settled. There can be no victory, only losers and the main losers are the children," said Mr Morris. He had special words of


praise for the dedication and application of last year's ipth-formers. The 179 who sat GCE


and USE examinations ob­ tained 510 GCE passes at A, B and C, the best in the school’s history. More than 10 of the


school's first all-ability intake were now studying for degrees, two of them at Oxford.


there had been an out­ standing pass rate at the highest CSE grades and it was a tribute to the pupils’ determination, liai'd work, and teachers’ expertise that children, who in bygone days would have been labelled 11-plus failures, bad done so well.


Mr Morris said that Form prizes Awards


•IS: Elizabeth Kranev. 10: Tracv hysons. -I.M: Julie Dobson. -IT: Andrew Meath. •IM: Yvonne Marilelmry. aA: Joint Hargreaves. J Alpha:


•IX: Elizabeth Fitzpatrick.


Alpha: Catherine Watson. IB: Roslyn Dinsdale. 1 Beta: Andrew Parker. 1 Gamma: Paul Ashley. 1 Delta: Paul Schofield. 1C: Ann Whitwell. School p r iz e s . V i c t o r


Junior — Donna Bailey and Elisabeth Ross. Senior — Anita Parker. Physical educa­ tion prize: Boys — Nicholas Taylor. Girls — Joanne Regan. Jaycee Trophy for outstanding


Emlorum: Junior — Kieron Tayll'urth. Senior — Neil Ains cough. Victriees Ludorttm


CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE


John Simmons. 3B: Jannina Duckett, a Beta: Claire Ward, a Gamma: Mark Duckworth, a Delta: Richard Robinson. Ill*: Melanie Uavnor. 'JA: Stephen (moduli,


Price. 2B: Celia Harrison. 2 Beta: Julian Pickup. - Cantina: Nicola Greenwood. 2 Della: Stephanie Roberts, 2C: Richard


i Alpha: Damian


Navlor. fA: Sally Hargreaves 1


sporting achievement: John walsh.Mgr Guerin Kosebowl for the best GCE results: Stuart Bern nett. St Augustine's Associa­ tion Silver Salver for the best CSE results: Damien Kanewski and Jacqueline Keller.


son. RSLA Trophy for girl Debra Williams. Osbaldoston Shield for social services: Diane Holden. Porter (Tip for champion


Peter Webster memorial prize for boys: Steven Collin


The Leather Collection . . .


house: Fisher (captains. Elliott Taylforth anti Lucy Wardle). Turner Cup for handicraft; James Devenev.


trineering studies: John Gold- bourn. Clarke Cup for attend­ ance: Frank Komasanta ami


Class of '77 Trophy for^ et


Matthew Stratum (joint). Merit Cup for English: Stuart Ben­ nett. .Man Fi.-h Award for progress in English: Nichola Bennett. Bo wner-Bottom le Cup for Music: Lvndsa Regan. Hayhurst Cup fo Music: Yvonne Hartlebtirv. Whallev (.ions' Shield for


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