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by Mr and Mrs Chris Silverwood would like to wish all their


customers and friends a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year


Thanking you for past and future support


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WILKINSON WINDOW


CLEANER Telephone 22489


Wishes all his customers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year


ROEFIELD NURSING AND REST HOME


EDISFORD BRIDGE, CLITHEROE


Situated in three acres overlooking the River Ribble. ★ Registered for 28 people.


★ Single and double roomB most with on-aulte bathrooms, ★ All services provided. Registered nurses and assistants on duty 24 hours to .


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Telephone: Mrs M. P. Bickford, S.R.N., CLITHEROE (0200) 22010


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Painter and Decorator and Would like to wish all his customers, past,


present and future a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year


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At the Christmas party on Thursday night, section winners were: NS Mr Garner and Mr Capstick, Mr and Mrs Webster; Ew Mr and Mrs Green, Mrs Pedder and Mr Greenwood. On Monday night, winners


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WINNERS of the duplicate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club on Wednesday. night were: NS Mr Webster and Mrs Holden, Mr Atkinson and Mr Jennings; EW Mrs Ringham and Mrs Tat- ton, Mr Spencer and Mrs Millington. It quite often pays to be


usually played in four clubs, generally making 11 tricks, but at one table the very competi­ tive bidding allowed nortli to play in four spades.


aggressive when you are not vulnerable, when competing against vulnerable opponents. The following hand was


the queen to win. Declarer cashed the ace of hearts and cross-ruffed diamonds and hearts to make the remaining tricks, thus going only one light. S dealer. EW vul.


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were: NS Mr Garner and Mr Capstick, Mr Webster and Mrs Patterson; EW Mr and Mrs J. Pawlicki, Mr G. B. Pollard and Mr Singer.


R. K. A. CRIMEWATCH


CHANGE ail the locks and f it good quality replacements when you move house.


CHU..DRLN from Wadclington and West Bradford UL School turned out in force to open the annual West Bradford Methodist Church Christmas Fair. The event, held in the church chapel, was a resoundmg success, with so many people turning up them that there was not enough room to accommodate


all. the children sang three songs. , Christmas arrived to hand out presents and £2o9.20 was raised for church funds.


The busy day also included a home-made cake stall a special stand serving refreshments. A total of


Councillor wants poll tax answers


received a reply as to why the names of people aged f 16 years and over were required on the council’s


councillor, told a meeting of the borough council that he had received three forms from the initial canvas on the community charge and had not completed any. He said he had asked before and had still not


ment is made. People do not need to answer, other than what the law lays down and I can not find any­ where in the act where it requires 16 and 17-year-old people to register for poll tax,” he added.


orm. “I can find nowhere in the law where that require­


A RIBBLE VALLEY councillor is refusing to return his poll tax form until his questions are answered by colleagues on the local authority. Coun. Ron Pickup (Clitheroe), who is also a county


the second club was ruffed. Declarer led a trump and east returned a diamond to the 10 and ace. West returned a dia­ mond to south's king. A second trump was led and again east had to win. He then led a heart, allowing


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James’s CE School decided to raise funds for the Roe- field Leisure Centre Appeal and started the


PUPILS at a Clitheroe primary school combined literary talents with disco dancing to strike up a win­ ning fund-raising formula. The children at St


project with a “Sports disco.”


disco, held in the school, were urged to wear sport­ ing gear and the response was excellent, with foot­ ballers, rugby players and tennis stars prominent among the many different


Pupils who attended the


about 200 youngsters and raised a total of £165 for the appeal. Although not as suc­


sports fans. The event attracted


cessful financially, the second, project the pupils undertook was more edu­ cationally orientated.


Under the guidance of the staff, they put together a school magazine, which raised £5 from sales, push­ ing the final total up to £170.


member Rob Smitton is pictured with the cheque, watched by the pupils.


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somewhere AFTER show drinks will not be served up to the cast of an amateur oper­ atic society. For magistrates at


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Clitheroe have refused an application to allow the actors and helpers to have a tipple after hours. However, the Clitheroe


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town’s White Lion Hotel to open the doors to the cast for half-an-hour on each night of the weekly programme was thrown out. Magistrates said they did not feel it was a special occasion under the licens­ ing law, but agreed to allow a one-hour extension on the final night. Landlady Mrs Angela


Sampey said afterwards: “It seems unfair. The cast only want sandwiches and a few beers to wind down for half-an-hour and dis­ cuss the performance.”


Time to apply


for aid


LOCAL recreational and community associations are reminded that the closing date for receipt of recreational grant aid is January 31st. It is anticipated that


tions in the next financial year.


once again the Ribble Val- Jey Council will set aside a sum of money to be used to assist local organisa­


application forms can be obtained from Olwen Saunders in the Chief. Executive’s department at the Ribble Valley Council Offices, Church Walk (Clitheroe 25111, ext. 2004).


50% of the approved cost of a scheme in respect of parish councils, 40% in respect of village, commu­ nity and sports halls and 33% in connection with voluntary organisations and sports clubs. Further information and


The council can allocate pants up to a maximum of


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society which is perform­ ing “My Fair Lady” will be allowed to celebrate after the last performance on February 24th. An application by the


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merry Christmas and a Happy New Year


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BUSINESS whizzkids from three Ribble Valley schools have come up trumps following a major Christmas sale. The special fair, held outside the United Reformed Church in


Clitheroe, involved St Augustine’s RC High School, Billington, and two schools from Longridge and attracted none other than the Home Secretary, Mr David Waddington. ■ Mr Waddington, a confirmed supporter of the scheme, was impressed by the standard of goods on sale.


Scheme, a nationwide project encouraging schools to set up profit­ making businesses run by the pupils.


All those involved are taking part in the Young Enterprise


St Augustine’s not only had a busy day selling ceramic orna­ ments, but also won a cheque for £5 for having the best display.


, Our picture shows the enterprising, pupils holding the winning cheque, with Mr Waddington watching.


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Walking Boots - ’Brasher Boots’ Special Purchase R.R.P. £49.95 SALE PRICE £34.95


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