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£1,000 boost for cricket club scheme


organisations to share an allocation of £10,000 by the Ribble Valley Council for recreation and leisure pur­ poses. Grants of £1,000 also go


available to more than 1,000 people who use the ground to play cricket, net- ball, bowls and tennis, and also for the Ribble Valley Harriers who train there. The club is one of 15


facilities will be


CLITHEROE Cricket Club is to receive a grant of £1,000 towards providing new changing and washing facilities at its Chatburn Road ground. The


the Queen Elizabeth play­ ing fields, Whalley, for drainage and providing a pavilion; and Wiswell Par­ ish Council for the purch­ ase and preparation of land for a playground.


ford playing field proj _ect;


Newton Village Hall to rebuild the kitchen area.


to Bowland Forest (Lower Division) Parish Council for converting the former Whitewell School into a vil­ lage hall; the West Brad-


No insurance


not displaying L-plates. He told the court tie had thought his car insurance covered him. He had now passed a motor-cycle test.


FOR using a motor-cycle without insurance Mark Thomas Stelling (17), of Abbey Fields, Whalley, was fined £50 at Clitheroe. He was also fined £5 for


A grant of £600 goes to


will receive £300 for new toilets, washing facilities and re-covering the billiard table. A similar amount has been allotted for the renovation of the football field and changing rooms at Waddington. There are grants of £200


Grants of £500 go fpr the development of a play area for younger children at Whalley and towards con­ version of the former Thornley Primary School into a village hall. Slaidburn reading room


IN the party mood ai;,e this group of Whalley children, enjoying i themselves in the village Methodist school. A beetle drive, various games and a disco were setup for them by the' Whalley and Wiswell I branch of the NSPCC. About 150 youngsters attended and were treated to a tasty potato pie supper at the end of the evening. Proceeds will go towards brqnch funds.


Honours graduates marry at Read


Martin David Burns, who gained an economi cs degree, is a trainee accoun­ tant in London: He is the son of Mr and Mrs E. L. Burns, of Ruislip. Given away by her


Ann Briars, who gained a chemistry degree, is to train as a science teacher at Chelsea-College. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs S. K. Br iars, of Woodhead Road, Read. The bridegroom Mr


who met while at Manches­ ter University were mar­ ried at St John’s Church, Read. The bride, Miss Joyce


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Views are sought on


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idea


FEELERS have been put out to try to recruit back­ ing for a community centre for Langho and Billington.


, Ribble Valley Count Mrs Olga Leach, of West View, Billington; is chairman of the committee and one of the strongest; supporters of such a plan. . “There is a real need for


apply for grants from the Ribble Valley Council and Lancashire Communi ty Council, but most of the work will still be up to us,” said Coim. Mrs Leach.


able, the committee will approach Billington Parish Council with’ a view to holding a public meeting. “Later, we can hopefully


Another look at traffic ban


for repairs to the village hall steps at Hurst Green and £200 for the replace­ ment of stopper netting on the playing fields at Chat- burn.


Margaret Anne Briars, the bride’s sister, who wore a long green floral print dress. Be st ma n was Mr


father, the bride wore a white model classical gown of Swiss organza lace with' silk guipure applique. Her short circular veil was held in place by a Juliet cap. Bridesmaid was Miss


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ducted by Canon F. W.-. Street and organist was Mr Jim Blundel. Following a reception at


were Mr M. Dunn, Mr S. Clayton and Mr M. Spann. The ceremony was con­


McBreen, Morse Street, Burnley.


the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley, the couple left for a honeymoon in Wales. They are to live in Wimble­ don Chase. P h o t o g r a p h : Bi l l


an extension of the exist­ ing Peddle Hill zone, will


also affect Worston Road, which is used as-a short-cut by heavy vehicles heading for the bypass.


Council intends to prohibit heavy commercial vehicles f rom Cl i theroe Road, Crowtrees Brow, Bridge Road and Sawley Road and the qtretch between the entrance to Horrocksford Lime and the junction bet­ ween Sawley Road and Clitheroe bypass. The restriction, under


been made to the "plan, which originally received the approval of the council and Chatburn Pa r i sh, Council. Lanc a shi r e CouVty


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Planning and Trans­ portation Committee will look again tonight at a proposal to ban heavy traf­ fic through Chatburn and along Worston Road. Several objections have


fill in the leaflets ready for collection, she explained: “Unless we have a good response' we are wasting our time. We need to know whether people want such a development and where they wish it to be sited.” If the replies are favour­


a centre, in the area, with youngsters and old people alike having to travel to Whalley or Blackburn to enjoy leisure activities,” she said. “It could cater for all age groups and a vari­ ety of. interests.” Appealing for people to


by Billington Sports and Social Committee. Volun­ teers went round the two villages at the weekend delivering letters outlining the committee’s aims and a questionnaire to gauge local residents’ views.


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