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lithMoe'who did open dur-,;;J; >g, I think -we should pomt « 1 your correspondent^Dis-i«i


t week', and indeed'to'all ; - j


Jig in Clitheroe was start-, ;;!i i |y the Chamber of Trade | , ^ assist in promoting v ;v :


t a time when other towns' •. '^. indeed, Sunday "a, r


lanced and indeed still is ;; nds! The main street was ,


_ge truck across the street;^';


fcosts money to organic.-:• I traders participated in .:; f were competitions for the't


pndow displays. .' [ the chamber members Ejanising a carol event with pot it" competition for the


i shame that not all local ^ ke part and improve the.


Jthe issue of bands. Bands lertainment at Christmas ^d the chamber has picked; pr many years, not only on ) on the Saturdays lead-


Lo paid for and erected


(til EEC safety rules pre-, pntinued to provide finan- pport to the Decorative C which, with very limited


^ d some funds to support


ler years of campaigning by le town council. Imns of this newspaper pro-, p^a l towns. Some of the s are certainly paid for by


|get very little support from T>ugh Council. Everything, pney to organise, so if we tistmas events better in Eiport the traders by raising louncil.


■'■vrij;-' rubbish is


J our Kibble Valley. Ipotted two large drink car-


lickly! jst opened and already the


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Bticking out of them in the Ik road between Mitton and Im McDonald's. - |e same sort of McDonald's Ito Vale House Gardens in


I get worse and become a


luresque Valley? 3 that all such garbage with


lentification should be gathr ber of the committee which |ng application and a fine


piece. 1 the garbage fines could be


Icouncil tax bill. Iciple which counts.


lor letter of


suggestion Iphine Sopham asked what i about Mr Bert Hardwick’s


Ith her about having a letter Inth, but as to her choice, I


■letters do not seem to me to They are often full of non- Icannot agree that they are It. hot argue against your right ers, although I am surprised ke more response, people in Clitheroe who dis- he says - or at least, I hope ■


^ hT >I'A Up to % Best Brands planning


Iconsistency lun Jones’explanation in last


|he Editor, I am satisfied that ce of the planning officer’s' 3 acted in good faith. : : :,' ! tell me how many times


linst the planning officers’ . I two years and voted agmnst ; Mions?


bought that consistency was ^ cents when addressing plan-, ;; his is one quality that seems X;


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