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A LOCAL estate agency h a s com e up w ith a novel idea which might help g e t th e f la g g in g prop erty m a rk e t into lop gear — it is giving a free car with one o f its


houses! “ Have h om e , w i l l


t r a v e l” cou ld he th e winning motto in the h a t t lc to b re a th e l i fe back into Kibble Valley h o u s in g s a l e s , w i th Mortime r', Go r se and


R o s s o f fe r in g fo r th e firs t time a free vehicle


— a brand new Vuux- hall Astra L S l.-li, with


a retail value o f about £10,000 — as part o f the


package. T h e p r o p e r ty is 8


Gills Croft, Clitheroe, a detached executive resi­ d e n c e lo c a te d ab ove Shays Drive, o f f I’cndle Koad, which is priced at £100,000. T h e h o u s e h a s ,


among oth e r features, an L-shaped en tran c e


h a l l , lo u n g e , d in in g ro om ,“d in in g k i tch en


and fo u r b ed ro om s , including one with en- suitc bathroom, double garage and good-sized


gardens. The vendors, who are


p r o v id in g th e c a r , in s t ru c te d C l i th e r o c estate agents Mortimer, Gorsc and Ross to make the unusual offer as an incentive to prospective buyers. The estate agent han-


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FOLLOWING a controversial decision aimed at making the Ribble Valley Council more effi­ cient, the October cycle of committee meetings has been cancelled.


'flic move to cancel all


but a planning meeting during th e cu r ren t six- week cycle stems from a P o l icy and R e s o u r c e s Committee resolution to


cut a cy c le b e fo re and after Christmas and give


more delegated powers to chairmen and officers. Approved by the full


council, the resolution was f i e r c e l y o p p o s e d by Liberal Democrats, who claimed the change would only increase the power of the controlling Conserva­ tive group at the expense of democracy. Cou n. F r a n k Dyson


(C l ith e ro e ) , who sp e a r ­ h e ad ed th e c am p a ig n against the resolution, rei­ terated his opposition this week. “ I t is now le f t to the


chairmen of committees and chief officers to make all the decisions,” he said. “As fa r as th e g en e ra l body of councillors is con­ ce rn ed , we don’t know what’s going on. We’re left in limbo, together with our constituents.” Coun. Dyson added that


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October was particularly important traditionally as the beginning of the bud­ get-making process. “I t is crucial in the sense


that it is the start of the budget season, which cul­


minates in early spring,” he s a id . “ I f th e y cu t a n o th e r one ou t a f t e r Christmas, it will be even


more critical. I t will be rather chaotic.” Council le ad e r Coun.


Bill Fleming (Billington), who emphasised that the move was the re su l t of n a t io n a l p r e s s u r e to in c re a s e e f f ic ien cy and reduce c o s ts , said th a t committee chairmen and officers chose the October cycle because the month was n o rm a l ly q u ie t in terms of council business T he cy c le , he added,


would have cost the coun­ cil £135,000. “I t ’s only a trial. We’re


g iv in g i t a t r y now because this is usually ; q u ie te r time. What the council is looking for is to get the balance between efficiency and democracy


right.” He added that commit­


tee chairmen and officers would only make decisions during the cancelled cycle about emergency items. Coun. Fleming said that


after Christmas no cycles would, in fa c t , be can celled. Instead, an extra se t of meetings normally held to examine the bud­ get would be merged with r e g u l a r ly s c h e d u le d meetings.


d 1 in g th e s a l e , Mr Richard l ’a l l is te r , said the offer was a firs t for M o r t im e r , Go r se and Ross, which has taken other steps to help get th e m a r k e t m o v in g , with new programmes such as a part exchange scheme and home video


sendee. Mr B a l l is te r is p ic ­


tured at the house with a Vauxhall Astra from Clitheroe Motors, simi­ la r to th e one b e in g offered.


Unsettled weather in


September SE P T EM B E R was unset­ tled, with cool autumnal weather until the last few days of the month, when warmer humid air lifted the temperatures, particu­


larly on the 28th, with a ending of 70 deg. F. The north east of Lanca-1


shire escaped the thunder­ storms which hit the south east, although many days had sh ow e r s and dull weather, with 3.03 inches ] of rain being the total for the month.


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T e le p h o n e numbers 0 6 1 - 8 8 1 - 0 2 5 6 St. Vincent's houses people according to housing need, without regard to race or religion. a mystery


M EM B E R S of Clithcroe Ev en ing Townswomen’s Guild set out on a mystery tour which eventually led the 2S members' to Black­ pool, where they enjoyed seeing the illuminations Their experiences were


related to other members a t th e ir meeting, where chairman Mrs B. Robinson p re s ided . T h e financial statement and the Federa­ tion report were given by Miss N. Briggs. Members were informed


that next year’s Federa­ tion luncheon is to be held at the’Masonic Hall, Pres­ ton, on April 21st. Reports we re given by Mrs M. Jo n e s on music and Mrs M. Wandless on arts and


crafts Mrs M. Loekhead gave a


demonstration using fresh flowers and was thanked by Mrs J . Plumridge. Raf fled flower arrangements w e r e won by M r s J


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|^ews from the Villages iiTOSSIDE; a t th e h a rv e s t w h is t and


Raises £90 There was 12 tables lor play


domino drive which raised £00 fo r T o s s id e C h u rch . MCs were Mr J . Tomlinson and Mr S. Hogg, who was also auc­


tioneer. Whist winners: Ladies —


Mrs Parker, Mrs Waddington, Mrs Mini. Gents — Mr Hogg, Mr Harrison, Mr Hird. Dominoes: Mrs C. Hodson,


Mrs I,owe, Mr Jackson. Raffle: Mr 1\ Metcalfe. Mrs


turned 70 since last year, or are over 70 but not on the Christmas present list, should give their names to a parish councillor.


asked to fill in and return as soon as possible, e i th e r to- Sabden Pos t Office or the newsagent’s, the sports ques- • t io n n a ire s delivered to all homes in the village.


Sutton, Mrs Robinson, Mrs Loflhouse, Mrs Waddington.


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C o n c e rn w a lk in g g ro u p enjoyed a short walk down Whins lame and on through Higher Whins Kami, climbing up by the stream which ran fast and clear after the rain. There was still some heather and ling to be seen and a few greater celandines by the side of the broad track, which was once cobbled. 'Pile autumn sunshine was


Enjoyed walk Members of Sabden Age


warm and they stopped to admire the views. Apronful Hill was swathed in colour and they could see Darwen Pike in the distance. As they approached Clitheroe Road before ambling home, they enjoyed watching a' farmer rounding his sheep up by trac­ tor.


Festive spirit Snlxlen parish councillors


were in the Christmas spirit O V G f 6 0 S earlv this year , when they belli a fu n d - ra isin g coffee morning in aid of Christmas parcels for over-70s in the vil-


nge. About £150 was raised, in


St Marv’s Hall, with mince pies and coffee and cake and brie-a-brae stalls. Raffle win-


Over (»0s social in St Mary’s Hall last Monday were Mrs Amy Parkinson, Miss Evelyn Prescott, Mr Richard Eden and Miss Edith Hoys. Whist w in n e r s : L a d ie s — Mrs Dorothy Houghton and Mrs


GISBURN AUCTION MART PRICES


THERE wore 111 newly-calved dairy cows and heifers forward at Oisburn Auction Mart on


Thursday. f i r s t quality cows made Lo


£1,005 (average £010.80), second quality to £780 (£(>0(1.80), first q u a l i ty h e ife r s to £1,120 (£011.50), second quality to £820 (£7(57.50). Forward were 15 in-calf dairy


heifers to £342 (£31(5), Hereford X heifers to £200, Friesian X bulls/steers £2(58 (£218), heifers to £180 (£278.30), black Folly X heifers to £200. Forward in the fatstock sale


cows ami heifers. Cows spring­ ing made to £1,035 (£8(58.00), cows <lue in November to £000, heifers springing to £000 (£885). There were 2(57 calves and 112


sticks and stores forward. Calves: Charolais X bulls


made to £210 (£010.70). heifers to £105, Limousin X bulls to £228 (£1(55.75), heifers to £150 (£8-1.05), Belgian blue X bulls to £255 (£208.45), heifers to £210 (£170.(50), Simmontal X bulls to £225 (£17*1.50), heifers to £132 (£112.(50).


Rlonde d'Aquituinc bulls made - - heifers to £118 (£102),


Mrs A. Collingi’idge. A t th e m e e t in g ; on!


November Sth, Mr Brindle will give a talk entitled “All about an tiqu e s ,” atl th e S p i r i tu a l i s t Hall,) Greenacre Street.


Buses are retimed


T H E 1 1 0 b u s s e r v ic e b e tw e en C l i th e ro e and


S 1 a i d b u r n h a s b e e n retimed on Saturdays. The se rvice, operated


by Lakeland Coaches on b e h a l f o f L a n c a s h i r e County Council, has been re t im ed to p rov ide an identical daytime timeta­ ble Monday to Saturday D u r in g th e sum m e r


months, the bus connects on Saturdays at Clitheroe Railway Station with rail s e r v i c e s to and from Blackburn, but with the in trod u c tio n o f B r i t ish Rail’s winter timetable on September 2Sth the con- n e c t io n is no lo n g e r


required. Lock forced


TH IE V E S forced the lock of a workshop at a farm in Penille Road, Downham, stealing a power washer, electric welder and com­ pre ssor and several gas c y l in d e r c om p r e s s io n clocks, valued in total at £1,230, between 9-30 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Thursday.


(£(57.50). Angus X bulls to £112 (£1)0.85), h e ife r s to £132 (£70.50). Weaned sticks and stores:


ewes and nuns). Bulls: Continental light made


were (573 cattle (237 young bulls, 222 steers and heifers, 104 cows and bulls) and 3,307 sheep (2,887 iambs, four shearlings and -11(5


to I43p (123.Ip), medium to 140p (124.3p), heavy to 133.8p


(12(5.3p), other light to 128.2p (107.-Ip), medium to 110.8p (107.3p), heavy to 113.2p


(K)l.Op). Steers and heifers: Continen­


tal light steers made to 114.8p (U l .S p ) , medium to 120.8p (110.Op), heavy to 118.2p (108.(’


108.2p 007. Ip), medium to 10S.2p (103p), heavy to 107.8p (05.7p). Continental light heifers made


>p), other light steers to Domino winners at Sabden


Special service A thanksgiving service for a


fo rm e r v ic a r o f S a b d e n , Canon F ran c is Heighwav, who died recently, will take place a t S t Silas’s Church, mackhurn, on Sunday.


Eyes down The bingo evening organ­


i s e d a t S a b d e n by S t Nicholas’s rose queen Caro­ line Bridge attracted about 70 people and raised £217.


St Nicholas’s Church, Sabden,. on Sunday morning, when the church celebrated its harvest festival and the feast of St Francis of Assisi. 'Fhe vicar, the Rev. Roland Nicholson, welcomed p ets to th e well attended service for a special blessing.


Hoe-down A harvest hoe-down is to be


held in St Nicholas’s Mail, S ab d en , on O c to b er l i i th , from 8 to 11-30 p.m. All pro- coeds will go to church funds.


Great and small Pets took over the news at.


Fill them in Res idents of Sabden are


ners were Coun. June Rees- ley, Miss J e a n n e t te Lowe, Mrs Margaret Sefton and Mrs Esther Clark. Any re s id en ts who have


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Chris Sefton. Gents — Mr Derek Warburton and Mrs Lilian Scott. Raffle: Mrs I’au-


line Taylor. Domna) winners on Thurs-


dav were Mr Rowland ford, Mr John Abbott, Mrs Lilian Abbott and Mrs Bhyllis Whit­ taker. Whist: Ladies — Mrs Maud Wade and Mrs Dorothy H o u g h to n . G e n ts — Mrs Lilian Scott and Airs Gladys W a l tn s le y . R a f f le : Mrs Mildred Moorhouse.


School friends The annual meeting of the


F r ie n d s o r any o n e witli


School, Sabden. will be held on Tuesday,


when nil parents and stun, ex­ p u p ils


of S t Mary’s RC a t 7-30 p.m., an


interest in the school are wel­ come. On October 20th, j


annual meeting for parents ish Hall.


Record sum The recent house-to-house


colieetion in Sabden in aid of | the National Children's Home ra is e d a re c o rd -b r e a k in g £2:«>.22, more than £20 up on Inst y e a r . The o rg a n is e r s thunk everyone who contri­


buted. CHIPPING Ball time


are drawing, in, but the good news is that it is time for the au tum n ball a t S t Mary’s Church, Chipping. The doors will be open a t 8


Leaves are falling, nights


tu n . tomorrow at the village hall, for a delicious supper at 8-30 p.m. prompt, provided by the popular Cobbled Cor­ n er Cafe. T h e re will be a licensed bar, raffle, dancing to the Alvic Sound until 1 a.m. and a good time for all. Church funds will benefit


and tickets are available from Mrs Walnislev (C h ip p in g (51(54(5).


Canalside route for Ramblers


A L E ISU R E L Y nine-mile circuit of canal towpnths ;md coastal footpaths wad followed by 15 members on C l i th e ro e R am b le rs on Saturday.


S tartin g from Galgate,


led 'by Boh F r o s t , the] group went along the Lan­ c a s te r canal to Stodday,


joining the footpath along] th e L im e e s tu a r y fo i j Cornier Green and Glasson Dock. W h i ls t th e day was|


overcast and showery, the! walkers observed a great: v a r ia t io n o f b ird l i f e , including the rarely seen]


juvenile chiffehaff. Glasson Dock marina


(S5.3p). Cows and bulls: Grade one


Charolais X bulls/steers made to £358 (£328.70), heifers to £320 (£ 2 0 * 1 .1 5 ), L im o u s in X bulls/steers to £-155 (£358.-10), heifers to £328 (£2(55.45). Bel­ gian blue X bulls/steers to £415 (£3(57.75), other Continental X bulls/steers to £415 (£3(57.75).


R oof slates


ROOF s la te s , valued at £750, were stolen from a building site at the rear of Beech Grove, Chatham, last week.


cows made to 0(5.Sp (80.Sp), grade two to 03.2p (84.Ip), grade three to 8(5p (72. Ip), graz­ ing cows to 84.Sp (7(5.3p), mature bulls to lOd.Sp (0(5.8n). Sheep: Light lambs made to


provided an in te re s t in g diversion and, for tified with shrimps and chips, the party returned on the canal spur to Galgate. T h e n e x t walk is on


70.3p (GO.fipj, standard to 82.Ip ((50.4p), medium to S0.5p (70. Ip), heavy to 73.5p (G7.4p), shearlings to 47.5p (43.Sp), half- bred ewes to £31.80 (£20.35), horned ewes to £2(5.20 (£14.05), rams to JC18.50 (£25.80). The re were 005 lambs


October ISth, meeting at Clitheroe’s Waterloo car park at 10 a.m. for Ickorn- s h aw , le d b y M a ry Benson.


forward at the Beacon North West sale, when standard lambs made to 158.5p, medium to 158.5p (15G.5p), heavy to 158.5p (I55.25p).


A p p o i n t e d r e c t o r o f t w o p a r i s h e s


TH E Rev. David Mewis, of the Skipton Diocese, has been confirmed as the newly appointed rector of Bolton-by-Bowland with


Grindleton. Mr Mewis’s background


is in education. He trained as a teacher at the former City of Leeds College of Education and later took a B .E d . a s an e x t e rn a l


degree. A f te r 23 years in pri­


mary education with the Leeds authority, he ended his c a re e r as an acting headteacher. As a coincidence, Mr


Mewis’s wife Valerie has family connections in the area, for her grandfather trained as an apprentice


gamekeeper at the formei Bolton Hall estate, back in 1906. The couple have two children, Rachel (12) and Joanne (9).


Mr Mewis is e ag e r to


experience the different type of ministry, his new


jo b will entail and espe­ cially the opportunities to contribute to the life of the two aided church schools. “I have enjoyed-beinj:


w ith th e c h i ld r e n am schools in S k ip to n ,” he said. “I t will be good to be part of. the school scene again, doing whatever I can to help the two village schools.” No date has yet been set for his institution.


Maternity home] for sale


O F F E R S are invited in e x c e s s o f £ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 fo r


B r am le y M e ad e , n e a r Whatley, which was for­ merly a maternity home. Bla ck bu rn , Hyndburn


and Ribble Valley Health Authority has instructed Trevor Dawson and Com­ pany, Chartered Survey­ ors of Blackburn, to mar­ ket the Victorian building which has outline planning permission for conversion to e i th e r offices, a hotel and restaurant or even the continuation of the ex is t­ ing uses as a hospital or residential home.


Red and white


A RED and white Univer­ sal mountain bike, valued at £30, was stolen from C l i t h e r o e F o o t b a l l Ground, in Shawbr idgc S tre e t, between 7-10 p.m. a n d 7 - 4 5 p .m . l a s t Wednesday.


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ami governors will take place at 7-30 p.m. in St Mary’s Par­


V G ° r s e & r ’ S s


Owner of haulage; business


LOCAL haulage contrac­ tor Mr Erwin Christy has


died a t the age of 69, fol­ lowing a long illness. Mr Christy, of Bolland _


Pro sp e c t, C lith eroe , ran the haulage company P. & < D. C h r i s t ie fo r many . years, before retiring due to ill health. The haulage business is now run by nis *


son, Peter. . Mr Christy was born in # 1


Low Moor and attended } R ib b le s d a le S ch o o l in • Clitheroe. During the war . lie s e rv ed as a gu nn e r aboard ship with the Man- “ time Marines.


He met his future bnde, ‘


M a ry , w h i ls t on sh o re _ leave in North Sh ie ld s . - T h e y m a r r ie d a t L ow ; , Moor Church in 1945. The couple lived at Whi- '


tewell Drive and at Castle • View, before moving to “ their present address. Although he did not par­


t ic ip a te in sp o r t s , Mr ' Christy was nonetheless a ; lifelong supporter of Clith- ’ e r o e F o o t b a l l C lu b , a t te n d in g m o s t o f th e


matches. Away from the football


terraces, he enjoyed noth- ’ ing be t te r than a spot of gardening and to relax in ' th e th e company of his f a m i l y a n d f o u r ; granddaughters. He is survived by h is ; wife and son and daughter '


Jennifer. T h e fu n e r a l s e r v ic e


t a k e s p la c e to d a y a t , Accrington Crematorium I a t 2 p.m.


; FROM PAGE ONE


Union takes a caning over


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the reserves ;;


linking the junior school to , , the modern infants’ school q again reveals a welcoming b u i ld in g , with modern equipment and facilities in c a r e fu l ly m a in t a in e d


.surroundings. During his nine years at ,


S t Jam e s ’s, Mr Spencer, . like many other heads, has se en his t im e d ev o ted •> more and more to adminis- ”• tration, hut describes his; ; time at the school as “the, > happiest.” “We try to live Chris- .


tianity, ra the r than ju s t ' ; preach i t . We hope our p u p i l s w i l l b e c o m e thoughtful adolescents and


members of adult society when they reach-it. Loca l- schools tell us that they


can tell children who come from S t James’s ,” he said. Mr Spencer, who added


that none of his teaching s ta ff were in NASUWT, paid tribute to his staff, parental support, gover­ n o rs and, most of a l l , children.'


Come with a tape


A P R E L IM I N A R Y ’*


rehearsal for what prom- > ises to be a magnificent jj rendering of Handel’s ora- } to r io “M e s s ia h ” ta k e s > place on Sunday.


* T h e L a n c a s h i r e ?


churches of the Bowland J D e an e ry will hold th e ij reh e a rsa l a t S t Helen’s l C h u r ch , W a d d in g to n , ; from 3 to 5 p.m., the main


object being for participat- j ing cho r is te r s to tak e a * tape re co rd e r to record j the choruses.


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practise at home in prepa- < r a t io n fo r th e m a in , rehearsals, which will take |{ place on Sunday a f t e r - * noons in F e b ru a ry andjl


March. The actual performances April. j


will be given a t Gisburn'i and W ad d in g to n n e x t ?


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Debating j success


TALKING “until the cows,*


came home” were th re e ? m em b e r s o f C l i th e r o e * Young Farmers.


T h e th r e e m em b e r s ,*


Paul and Richard Morris* and William Slinger were? congratulated at a recent^ business meeting a t Pend-? le ton V i l la g e , H a l l , for* their success in a debating; competition. Also congra-? tainted was J e f f Wearden? for taking second spot in. the “Lancashire Mr Y FC ”^ competition.


E a r l ie r a good turnout?


o f members enjoy ed an« evening of games devised^ by programme secre tary * Ian Seed.


N e x t w e ek ’s meeting ?


will be a talk given by a§ representative of the Ter-* ritorial Army, a t Pendle-3 ton Village Hall,; startings at 7-30 p.m.


- ■ J In th e Dales f


TH E U n ited R e fo rm ed ; Church Guild in Clitheroes m e t to h e a r Mr G e o f f j Holmes give an account ofj weekends spent as a youth* le a d e r a t K e ld ; in th e j Yorkshire Dales. ■ ■


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4 T e a and biscuits -were*


served by Mrs P.v Wilkin-5 son and Mrs M. P re ed y J The next meeting will bet


on W ed n e sd ay ,, a t 2-30f p.m.


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