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Trousers, Cardigans, Shoes etc., sizes 10-16 Denims*from £ 1 2 . 9 9


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Mortgage arrears arouse


concern


CONCERN over spiral­ ling mortgage repayments arrears was expressed at a meeting of the Kibble Valley Council’s Housing Committee. Coun. Rill Rowker


lied on.


iuson is more


IONTHS "REE CREDIT


cels 37140 14C1 •141 14C2


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(Chipping) said that the arrears last month stood at £2B,7BB. which was higher than December and also the correspond­ ing period last year. He said that the council


tried to maintain its cash­ flow situation by bringing in arrears as quickly as possible and he wanted to know why the situation was deteriorating. Rorough Treasurer Mr


Cordon Onslow said that an analysis could he pre­ sented’ to the Arrears Sub-committee and a full report would be made at the next meeting of the housing committee on


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April loth. Later Mr Onslow re-,


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SPECIAL OFFER C 2 0 9 .9 9 Six monthly payments ol


only C34.99 — APR 0%


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ported that “>38 council tenants have applied to buy their homes under | tile 1DS0 Housing Act. So far. BSf> have been sold and a further IB are in the hands of solicitors.


IT T M


BLEAZARD — ROBERTSON A former Clitheroe man


and his bride are to make their home at Oban. Scot* land, after their wedding at West Coats Church. Cambuslang, Glasgow. They are Mr David


Blea/.ard, elder son of Mr and .Mrs Alan Blea/.ard, of Fairfield Drive. Clitheroe, and Miss .lime Robertson, onlv daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Robertson, of Wellshot Drive. Cambus­


lang. The bride is an accoun­


tant and the bridegroom an assistant manager at the Sea Life Centre.


Oban. The bride, who was


given away hy her father, wore a cream satin gown with cream Nottingham lace. It featured long puffed sleeves and she


HARD OF HEARING?


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The facts about Modern Hearing Aids and Correctors EXHIBITION FEATURES


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normal level I'M NOT REALLY DEAF. Many visitors to the


Exhibition te» us this and we understand exact­ ly what they mean, being contused when sev­ eral people are talking together, words sound­ ing muffled and indistinct, the need to have : television and radio too loud for others If this


is your problem, ask to try the new Danavo* 793 when you visit the exhibition.


THE PRICE OF HEARING AIDS. Lists avail­ able showmq prices ot 300 aids, every type. IS THERE A SUITABLE AID FOR ME? Not everyone can be helped with an aid but what­ ever hearing correction is shown to be benefi­ cial. you will learn whicn type of aid or correc­


tor would suit your individual case FREE AUDIOMETRIC HEARING EVALUA­ TION. Disponsers on duty will gladly and freely tost your hearing and will advise whether or not a Hearing Aid is' reauired CASH OR CREDIT PAYMENT. Which method is best for you-5 The technicians on duty will bo pleased to advise you SPECIAL CONCESSIONS FOR PENSION­ ERS? Yes. there are It you qualify don't tail to ask for information on this


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Registered under me Retiring Aid Council Acl 1948 fA eery o' me M ,s .n.iAit’ .' Advertisement---------


I wore a diamante tiara I with a cream satin veil I and carried a bouquet of I pink roses, cream carna­ tions and lily-of-the- vailev.


Bridesmaid Ruth (iivig


wore a dress of turquoise satin with a scooped neck­ line and matching frills and a fitted bodice. She had a slide headdress with turquiose fiowers anil rib­ bons and carried a posy of pink and cream flowers.^ Best man was Mr Tim


IT was a special time at liead United Kcfm-nicd Chureli fo r the ladies' weekend.


.................... On tile Saturday there was a iiind-raisine


e f fo r t and the followini : day a special service was held in church. Altogether 1)700 was made


fo r the church. , . . , . Saturday’ s e f fo r t was opened hy m in is te rs


wife Mrs 1). Ncvard. The minister, the Rev. David Ncvard. also to ok pari and chairman was


Mrs .1. Wilkinson. Stalls sold cakes, drapery and white elephant . . . . , . .. . . . ,


Km,ds and teas were served. Various church organisation s were included.


The service on Sunday was taken hy Mrs l . .


Hadley, wife o f a former minister at Read, the Rev. George Hadley.


, „ . In ou r p ic tu re twins R a d ic a l and Sarah


Shepherd (S) buy a toy from Mrs Margaret Iletherington.


Urgency needed on problem of stray dogs


•VITEMl’TS to solve Ulithenie's stra.v-clojr


problem seem to be going round in ever- decreasinir circles, accordion to Conn. Heit .lones.


At Clitheroe Town


Festival comes of age


T 11 K Rib hie Valley Drama Festival comes of


age this year. It will lie at tlie Civic


Hall from May 3rd to 10th and sponsored l>v the Rihhle Valley Council and the Post Office.


Once more the testival


will stage two competi­ tions. The first Saturday


will he devoted to one-act


plays, lbr which a sepa­ rate trophy will be awa rded and from Monday to Saturday there will be full-length presen­


tations. At the request of many


Blea/.ard, the b ride­ groom's brother, and Mr


Martin ami Mr Brian Robertson, tin* bride's


brothers, were ushers. The ceremony was per­


formed by Mr T. Roy. an elder of the church, and a reception was held at a Glasgow hot el. The honeymoon is being


spent in Austria. Photograph: Cameron and Barclay. Glasgow.


M-cyclist hurt


MOTOR cyclist Brian D u xbu rv . o f Cnion Street, Clitheroe. has been allowed home from hospital following an acci­ dent with a car at the junction of Ldistord Read and Henthorn Road.


Clitheroe. in which he broke his left hand and ,l‘L


The driver ol the other r- was uninjured.


>.'iTi i o l l i - c l io n n f nd lent her coals,


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and car scat covers. •- and handhaus.


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Although ( ’hurt-lull's 11 It I l( lo o k O I't'T l l f Rtltchift tlifl Thornton hiisnitss at l.ono shuye \ o r t m l o r , s t a f f


salt! so main/ mu' Austin R om - cars in Ihe eminr that a "Top T e n " o o'a ml


ijaintil. • Then in January —


tin i/ tlul it again! "Sat u rail if tee mark


rent haril on our all ron ml salts effort, hut ot tin end ot tin tiny it's raho tor rntineg that not nls with the enstioners," says man- a y i n t/ il t r* et o e M r S t e r e n H i l l "T h e Aus t in R o n e range has m < » r heen as good os it is now, tint! we hin t oth it ti sneh gnotl th a t s an. l f l . x i h l e f i n a n rm g a r r a n g t - ments that our soles figures hare chnehtti flu award in two sue- eessirt months. Saw we are trying tor a third."


& H Mon than .ton gar ­


ages twer a with tin it o f tin S o r th frttm Mi rsegshlt to tin Hast ( ’mist it ml inelutlnig Maneht ster. /,. etis tliitl other la rife population art as eompt U tor the pn st >a it ms tm metl n r- tifwiitt s t aeh month.


Mr Hill is pwtund.


ei n t r e , wi t h tin a n •anls. (hi the right is ( ' h it reh i l l ’s sal t s manager Mr Malcolm Rau linsim, with them is Mr Antlg In son, an it sales nut natger tor A u s t in R o a r , who mttile tin pn st ntahan.


Bui > D ti'* - ' . I -


LOCAL charities will be­ nefit from a coffee morn­ ing organised hy Clitheroe


Inner Wheel Club and held in the Town Mayor's Parlour on Saturday.


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A profit of l'Lr>() was


n'lilis.-il Ini' till' dull's iTiarity aci'iiunt. TIh1


ilpputv Maynr. ( ’oun. .lint


MeUltii'. ami Itii1 "'iff . Ililila \vt*FF |ii't'Si’iit, alunp


with Inner Wheel presi- draw helped lo boost tile I'ielured selectiiiK a McGlue with the May-


dent Mrs .Mai'piret Nnrris proceeds. and vice-president Mrs


Doreen Watson. C:,.l"V


There were hrinp-and- oress (seated) and Mrs hnv and cake stalls and a Norris (npht).


•* . r V * 1 ^ , ■ j s . , ,


vehicle. Ian I’anl t'linchie. nf Chapel Rise. Hillingtim.


patrons, nationally-known adjudicator Scott Marshall will again assess the work nf the competing player, and decide the final pric­ ings.


F i v e in a g n i f ice n t


trophies awaiting the win­ ners of the three-act com­ petition cover all aspect of amateur theatre - acting, production, stagi craft and individual achievement. Said festival chairman


Council he called for posi­ tive action following a report bv Coun. Erie Bracewell about the clean­


liness of the town. It pointed out that the


Rihhle Valley Council is still in a quandary as to


whether to wait for Gov­ ernment action on dog licensing or to act inde­ pendently. On the subject of clean­


liness, Coun. Bracewell added: "We want a sig­ nificant improvement for the ,S00 celebrations and for the environment in the future." C mi no i I lo rs were pleased to hear in a letter from Divisional Road Sur­ veyor, Mr Roger Kliteroft that a mechanical foot­ ways sweeper has been tested and found suitable for Clitheroe. Coun. .kmes welcomed the news and urged the


Kibble Valiev Council to be fo rw a rd -th in k in g


when discussing the purchase of a machine and remember that a town at­ tracting tourists should he as clean as possible.


LIBRARY CORNER


Mr .Jitnmv Fell: "This will be our lllst festival and we hope to make it out­ standing as befits the oc­ casion. We have entries from across the North West and much further afield and hope to an­ nounce the full program me within the next week to l<> days."


I’endle Club


W1NNKKS of the 1 Vndle Bridge Club session wen Mrs A. Barker and Mr •


)


Harrison, and Miss R Holland ami .Mrs .1 Kenvon.


l.ATKST additions to the stock at Clitheroe Library include: ••The tartan ringers” —


Jonathan Bush. A crime novel featuring antique dealer Love- iov (of the BBC series) who W-comes involved in some shade dealings in Scotland. ••Fee’s apple” — Kmmu


Cooke. Novel following the for­ tunes of a middle-class Catholic Irishwoman as site copes with a late and unwanted pregnancy. ••The super stain-remover — Jack Cnssimatis.


Helpful guide to dealing with stains in the home and work-


the venr round” — David Poplc. A well-illustrated book


which shows how to use bulbs, bedding plants, hardy annuals, shrubs and trees in order to give colour throughout the


vear. * "Colour in ynur garden all Trevlra L/S sweaters fancy pattern £ 5 . 9 9


Dresses, Skirts by Julius, Knitted Tops, Blouses, Palmers co-ordinates


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GISBURN AUCTION MART


PRICES FORWARD at (lisburn Auc- .


tion Mart on Thursday wore 55 newly-calved dairy cows and heifers.


First-quality cows made to


(£603). second quality to £525 (£501).


Chief prices: B. H. and ,1. Proctor tor Friesian cows sel-


. .


I ling for £710 and £605. and J. , I Snowden for Friesian heifers | selling for £610 ami £600. One '


' springing heifer was forward in the sale of in-calf and dairy heifers, selling for £-170.


, (£40.50). Charolais X bulls to . £>02 (£160.30) and £128 (£114). I


' £106 (£77.05). heifers to £37 (£73.50) ami £44 (£31.50). Hereford X bulls to £152 (£127.65) and £108 (£76.60). heifers to £78 (£61) and £50


1 heifers to £120 (£108) and £01 (£85.15). black polly bulls to


£80 (£77.75). heifers to £60


(£46). Limousin X bulls to £172 (£166.50) and £112 (£06.65).


heifers to £135 (£107.50) and £7-1 (£63), Simmental X bulls to £168 (£154) and £08. heifers to


£87. Weatted calves: Friesian bulls L


made to £107. beef X bulls to £205 (£205) ami heifers to £2ol


i (£201.25).


1 Chief prices: A Belgian blue I heifer sold for £175 and H. . Moorhouse sold a Charolais bull for £202. There were 46-1 ani­ mals forward in the fatstock section, including 130 young bulls. 127 steers and heifers. 108 cows and bulls and 876 sheep, including 746 graded I sheep and 130 ewes and rams. Young bulls: Light bulls


, |


I made to 126.Sp (115.Ip). I medium lo 12S.2p (U7.0p) ami 1 others to 104.2p (01.7p). Chief prices: Walker Bros


128.2p. S. and M. Ashton 1 126.8p, ,1. K. Burrow 126.2p. F. C. Walker 125.2p. W. Ben- . nett 124.2p. J. M. Townsend 121.8p.Steers and heifers: Light steers made to 100.8p (I00.3p). medium to 110.8p (101.;>p). I heaw to UH.2p (00p). light heifers to 112.2p (00.4p). medium to 108.2p (00.2p). heaw to OS.Sp (01.Ip).


Uncertified light steers made ,


to 108.2p (UHlp). medium to 07.Sp (07.3p). heavy tit 00.2p (08.5p). lignt heifers to OO.Sp (OO.Op). medium to 104.Sp (9 Ip) I ami heavy to 08.2p (80.Ip). Chief prices: Steers — P. . Wolfenden l!0.8p ami 10S.2p. I H. Tattersall lOO.Sp. R. Foster 108.2p. Heifers — J. anil S. Thompson 112.2p ami 112.Sp. I C. and .!• Thwaite 100.2p and 1 HO.Sp. .1. K. (.’oar 108.Sp. tirade one cows made to


87.2p (80.3p). grade two to 7S.2p (71.Op) and grade three to 70.2p (61.Op).


Chief prices: J. Robert 87.2p, F. H. wrathall 84.8p. U. Lan­


caster 84. Sp. Sheep: Light Imggs made to


211.5p (20lp). standard to 221p (210.4p). medium to 217p (205.6p). heavy to 202.5p (186. Ip), overweight averaged HlO.r.p. Shearlings made to 185.Tip (I8l.7p). uncertified sheep to £46 (£15.30). half-bred ewes to £45.20 (£16.55). hornet! ewes to £13 (£20.05). ami rams to £50 (£11.55).


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------ BRITISH COACH TOURS — Short Breaks — departing from Clitheroe and Whalley


COTSWOLDS AND WYE VALLEY — JUNE 23rd, 5 days — E94


— includes: Half board accommodation, 2 hall day and 1 full day excursions


EDINBURGH TATTOO — 16th. 23rd and 30th AUGUST, 2 days — E46


— includes: Half board accommodation at the Dunblane Hydro and admission to tattoo


—DUNBLANE HYDRO Chief prices: Light hoggs — I ,


t). J. Holt 21L5p. J. Barker 208.5p. Standard — J. Barker 22Ip. H. Carr 218p. Medium — I\ Smalley 217p. I). J. H"|t 2l tp. Heavy — L. T. Holt |


202.5p, D. Drinkall 2(H)p.


Auction buyers warned


BODICE are asking far­ mers to be on the lookout for stolen sheep which have been treated with a


poisonous drug. The 5-1 sheep were


stolen from Brassington. Derbyshire, between Feb­ ruary ISth and iMth and have a green dve-niark along the back of their necks. They have all been tre­ ated with 1‘anacur. which


renders the carcases unfit for human consumption for up to -1 days, and anyone eating the meat is likelv to become seriously


ill. Police are appealing for


farmers to he on their guard when buying, par­ ticularly at auctions. The stolen animals are


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