6 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times,- November 15th, 1979 NOW THAT ITS CHAINSAW TIME . . .
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FUTURE OF CASTLE HOUSE
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THE future of Castle House, Clitheroe, soon to become surplus to the requirements of the Ribble Valley Borough Council, is still in the balance.
Council looks for rate aid
Clitheroe town council is
interested in acquiring the building. One idea under consideration is that a sec tion could be used as a museum and the remain
der by local organisations for meetings and other activities. It would cost Clitheroe
ratepayers about £12,000 a year to run, town council
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Pigeon fanciers help hospital and children
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TWO slices of the proceeds raised at Clitheroe Homing Society’s recent' pigeon show and sale have been presented to Chtheroe Hospital and to the St Denys’ children’s home.
President Mr Derrick
Missing gas cylinders
CLITHEROE Police are looking for 20 gas cylinders stolen from a wire mesh enclosed compound on the sidings at Railway View, Clitheroe.
The stolen items, owned
by Dawson’s Ironmongers, of King Street, Clitheroe, are blue or green and have a total value of £379.
sometime between last Tuesday evening and 10 a.m. on Thursday, when the raiders cut their way through the wire. Anyone who may be able to help the police should phone Clitheroe 23818.
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Kay handed a cheque for £175 to the home’s war dens, Mr and Mrs John Sutherland. A similar amount was accepted jointly by Clitheroe Hospi tal’s nursing officer Mrs Al ice Collingridge and assistant sector adminis trator Mrs Helen Monk. This presentation was made by the show man ager, Mr Alan Parker.
A further £350 has been
• and this, too, has been donated to charities in the area.
Ribble Valley fanciers
fared well in the first winter show at the Craven Heifer, Clitheroe. On dis play were 97 young cock birds. Fred Eccles, of Newton Street, Clitheroe, landed top prize, the Red Card.
Brian Scott, of Rock
Terrace, Pendleton, took third place and Alan Parker, of Win d s o r Avenue, Clitheroe, was eighth.
Tomorrow’s show is at
the Craven Heifer at 8 p.m. and will feature young hens. Anyone interested is welcome to attend.
sent to Rymney Homing Society, Glamorgan, which jointly organised the show
members were told last week. This would be equi valent to a lp rate. Now the council is await
ing developments on two fronts. Firstly, town clerk Mr
Leslie Telford would like to hear from organisations interested in using the building. He can be con tacted at Clitheroe 24722. Secondly, the council
wants to know how much, if anything, it will receive from the Dorough council in the way of rate support grant. Cl itheroe, like other
parishes, feels that it should be allocated a share of the grant. But the question of the’
proposed that they should await the outcome of dis cussions and have all the financial impl ications examined before coming to a decision. Earl ier Mr Telford
grant will not be discussed By the borough council until next month. Coun. Brian Braithwaite
before he was able to call a meeting of the town coun cil to discuss the matter he learned of the county museum authority’s inter est in transferring to Cas tle House from its present building. Mr Telford said that the borough council was anxi ous that Clitheroe should be involved with Castle House, even though it might he used mainly as a museum.
S uppor t
CL ITHEROE Town Council is to support a proposal by Blackburn and Di s t r i c t Communi ty Health Council that a lift should be installed at Rib- chester Hospital to help improve facilities.
reported on talks with offi cials of the borough council who, he said, were unable to quote a price for Castle House but felt that a figure could be agreed. He added, however, that
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Vicar of Tibshelf in Derbyshire, intended to come with her, but could not leave his elderly mother. The fair, in which all the church organisations
THE wife of a former curate of St James’s Church, Mrs Margaret Campbell, returned to Clitheroe on Saturday to renew old friendships and to officially open the annual autumn fair. Her husband, the Rev. George Campbell, now
and the school joined forces, raised the magnifi cent sum of £1,467. This amount, which is £100 higher than last year, includes money raised from previous coffee evenings and Sunday School events. Mrs Shirley Broadhurst, on behalf of the
Rector, the Rev. Kenneth Broadhurst, who was indisposed, opened the meeting and introduced Mrs Campbell. Headmaster Mr John Hindmoor thanked Mrs
Campbell and everyone who had supported the fair. Lay reader Mr Malcolm Blackburn led prayers. Buttonholes were presented to Mrs Broadhurst
and Mrs Campbell by Michelle Cheetham (4) and Darrell Pye (5). Stalls selling a variety of goods were manned by
Guides and Brownies, Sunday Schools the Ladies and Men’s_ Fellowships, Pathfinders — who had made nesting boxes — and the Working Party, which spends many hours making gifts. Sunday school teachers organised lOp lucky
parcels on a string for the children and teas were provided by the ladies. The customary creche for very young children
was set up to allow parents to shop in comfort. Guests and organisers are pictured round the cake and sweet stall.
Tree menace at Castle
TREES sur rounding Clitheroe Castle keep, should be cut down because they have grown too high and their roots are penetrating the limestone mfiund.
The suggestion was
made to Chtheroe Town Council by Coun. Brian Braithwaite, who thought that some trees should be replaced by a smaller,, flowering variety.
The council agreed and
decided to ask the Ribble Valley Council if it would carry out the work on its behalf.
The council also decided
to support this week's National Tree Week and pledged to do all in its power to replace trees which had been fqlled in the town.
Said Coun. Bob Ains
worth, the Town Mayor: “We should plant as many as we can.”
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THERE was a big t .out in towns and
lages throughout Kibble Valley on ^ day to pay bomag the area’s war dea
■ At Whalley the Ri Valley Mayor, Co Jimmy Fell, attended • ship m St Mary and Saints’ Church and led a procession thro the rain to the war me rial, where wreaths laid.
The church service, <
ducted by the Rev. Harpur, was attended the Mayoress, the Rit Valley Council’s Ch Execut ive Mr Mic Jackson and Mrs Jack;
Whalley and Billing Royal Naval Associat the Whalley and Dist branch of the Royal Bri Legion, Scouts, Cu Guides and Brownies
councillors and offici and members of the pai council, led by chair- Miss Pauline Wilkinso On parade were
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DURING the service cenotaph on S u n d a y : School band, who wi received an urgent m encore at Billington The SOS came fi
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