10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, July 10th, 1980 n js m m iB m


Pupils’ fares shock


in the past that the age qualifications was based on 11-year-olds. As the committee wanted to achieve spending cuts, the age limit could be altered. “The committee is only


that, for legal reasons, these seats for such chil­ dren had to be concessio­ nary and could be with­ drawn if demand in­ creased from pupils elig­


u n d e r the Act, the charges would be imposed only on children who lived “within a reasonable walk­ ing distance” from their school, but whose parents wished them to travel on a private-hire bus laid on by the county council. Mr Calvert warned


HeConcession pointed out that,


Popular farmer


ible to travel free. He admitted that the


amount of money some parents might have to find was worrying, but stressed that the county council was aware of the problems.


Veteran


of World War I


A RIBBLE Valley man who lost a leg during the first world war, has died, aged 81. Mr Thomas Preston


underwent a period of re­ habilitation- and then trained as a cabinetmaker at Lord Roberts Memorial Workshop, Lancaster. When the premises


closed he later moved to similar workshops in Liverpool where he was employed for 19 years until retirement in 1961. A bachelor, Mr Hartley


Hartley, of Park Avenue, Clitheroe was the son of a Dale Head farmer. He worked on farms until he was 17 when he enlisted in the Durham Light In­ fantry. After being wounded he


A WELL-KNOWN and likeable figure; in local farming; circles, Mr Robert F. Berry, died in hospital on Tuesday. He was 72. Born at the family farm


at Lower Standen, Pend- l e to n , he a t t e n d e d Clitheroe Royal Grammar School. He moved to work at


LONGSTAFF—‘ CARR


Carr, of Mitton, was mar- ried at St Andrew’s Church, Burnley, her bridegroom Roy Longstaff and many of the guests wore Teddy-boy gear. Both Miss Carr and Mr


When Miss Shirley ‘Pay and d isp la y ’ *. . ; . -.. . i .


parking at Edisford


Longstaff are rock n’ roll fans. The bride is the daugh­


B r u n g e r l e y Fa rm, Clitheroe, but returned to Lower Standen after he married 43 years ago. During a lifetime of


farming, Mr Berry was for a number of years chairman of Clitheroe Au­ ction Mart. He was also a member of the local branch of the NFU, Rib­ blesdale Farming Club and for a long time was a member of the advisory c om m i t t e e of


member of St James’s Church, Clitheroe, where a funeral service will take place tomorrow morning, followed by cremation at Skipton. He is survived by his


lived with his brother and sister-in-law. Cremation was at Ac­ crington yesterday.


W e lc om e


arrived in Clitheroe yes­ terday, are visiting the town under a youth ex­ change visit scheme ar­ ranged by the Lancashire Education Ribble Valley Youth Service. They will be staying-until the end of the month. At the reception, on


ip s to r e SIX young people from Gibraltar are to be given a civic reception by Clitheroe Town Council. The youngsters, who


Club’s thanks


CLITHEROE Probus Club member Mr Tom Rushton received a plaque in recognition of 10 years invaluable service to the club. It was presented by the


MiPr


meeting. Guest speaker was Miss


resident Mr Emrys "organ at the fortnightly


July 25th, the young people will hand over greetings from the Mayor of Gibraltar.


Graduates


A FORMER pupil of Bolton-by-Bowlana CE School, Mr David George Wilkinson has gained a B.A. honours -degree in geography at Manchester University. Mr Wilkinson (21) is the


Duty chemists


son of Mr and Mrs G. E. Wilkinson, of Church Gates, Bolton-by-Bow- land. After leaving the village school, he con­ tinued his education at Queen Elizabeth’s Gram­ mar School, Blackburn.


Did not stop


FOR driving a van through Portfield Bar traffic lights when they we re sn owin g r e d , Richard Wright (22), The Grove, Whalley, was fined £35 at Clitheroe..


-R. N; and M. Read, Moor Lane, Clitheroe, will be open from 6 p.m. to - 7 p.m. Sunday: Derrick Green, 12 Railway View, Clitheroe, Noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday 6 p.m.


TODAY and tomorrow,


to 7 p.m. Beetle drive


EDISFORD Ladies ended a social evening and a beetle drive with supper and singing to a local guitarist. The next meet­ ing, on September 9th, will be a coffee, brmg- and-buy and cake stall evening.


Pauline Wilkinson, of Whalley, who described a visit to Thailand and showed slides. She was th a n k e d by Mr E. Hothersall. The speaker at the next meeting, a week tomor­ row, will be Mr Roger Hirst, of Clitheroe.


chairman of Pendleton Village Hall in its early years. Mr B e r r y wa s a


Clitheroe YFC. In addition, , he was


th e


father, the . bride wore a traditional gown of white guipure lace with short veil, full skirt and train. She carried a spray /of pink roses, lily-of-the- valley and bridal flowers. She was attended-by


her sister, Miss Elizabeth Carr, who wore a dark- blue dress with jacket and a white picture hat. She carried a white prayer book and a single red rose.


wife Bessie, a son and a daughter.


bride’s niece, wore a long powder-blue dress ana carried a white bridal bag with a single powder-blue flower. Best man was Mr John


The • young bridesmaid, Rebecca, Grant,


the


Lewis and the ceremony was conducted by the Rev. B. Robinson.


Profitable lunch


WHALLEY Footbal l Club’s funds benefited by more than £200 from a Sunday lunch"


at the home of club pi Mrs Marl<


summer bunday


ed a buffet lunch prepared by Mrs Keighley and


dent Keighley. About 100 guests enjoy­


resi- e n e


w'ives of the players and committee members. The attractions included*


a tombola and raffle, with prizes given by local trad­ ers and friends of the club.


Dance time


ABOUT 100 children from the Margaret Sandham School of Dancing, pre­ sented a slick two and a half' hour show “Dancing Time”, to a capacity audi­ ence in Clitheroe Parish church hall, on Saturday. Produced by Margaret


Sandham and Heather Fitchett, proceeds from the show will be going to the church restoration fund. Many of the children,


ter of Mr and Mrs R. Carr, of Mytton Hall Cot­ tages, and the bridegroom is the only son of Mr Ber­ nard Longstaff, of Came­ ron Street, Burnley, and the late Mrs Doris Long­ staff. Given away by her


CONCERN that motorists might dodge a “pay and display” ticket machine at Clitheroe’s Edis­ ford car park was voiced at a meeting of the Ribble Valley Council’s Recreation and Leisure Committee.


•


gineer Mr Norman Turner reported that a machine, price £873, had been or­ dered and should be working by October. But members Coun.


Deputy Borough En­


Fred Green (Wilpshire) and Coun. Mrs Beryl Cas­ sidy (Clitheroe) wanted someone about to check if motorists were paying their way and possibly to take the registration num­ bers of those who failed to take, a ticket. Coun. Green claimed


Coun. John Walmsley (Osbaldeston) explained that extra staff would cost more and explained that as a deterrent, staff from the nearby Ribblesdale Pool would occasionally go across to the car park and check for tickets.


the scheme would be a waste of time unless someone, such as a re­ tired pensioner, was about to check for tickets on windscreens. However, chairman


Name change ‘a waste’


A PROPOSAL to rename the Pimlico Industrial Estate, Coplow, was de­ scribed . as a waste of money by Coun. Brian Braithwaite, at a meeting of Cl i th e r o e Town Council. Although four affected


‘Give us library costs’


— COUNCIL


THE county council’s re­ fusal to provide a com-, prehensive breakdown of its spending on library services has been de­ scribed as “bunkum” by Clitheroe councillor Brian Braithwaite. The Ribble Valley


complying with the terms of the Act,” added Mr Calvert.


School meals to cost 40p from September


EFFORTS :■ by , headteachers, 'councillors , and parents to stop the increase in school meals' prices failed at a meeting of Lancashire County Council’s Education Committee. ■ • On the day that a peti-


by Labour, councillor Mrs Josephine Farrington (Preston) to defer a deci­ sion on the increase of 25p a week was defeated. A similar plea by a


tion signed by Lancashire parents was presented to the-; committee, members heard that an investiga­ tion into the nutritional value of school meals was not yet completed. However, an attempt


Farmed at Bashall Eaves


RETIRED farmer Mr John Marginson has died in hospital at the age of 76.


Blackburn headmistress who claimed more chil­ dren would go home for' dinners was also dismis­ sed as councillors went ■ ahead to approve the in­ crease from September. Mr Andrew Collier, the


Chief Education Officer, said that he had initiated an. invest igat ion into, school meals after the na­ tional press had criticised the quality of meals in Lancashire. He said that the menus


had been studied by a dietician who was satis­ fied that the calory, pro­ tein and vitamin content provided a third of the day’s requirements, fulfil­ ling requirements recom­ mended by the Depart­ ment of Education. The dietician was at


present involved in sampl­ ing meals at school and this part of the study had not been completed yet. Coun. Raymond Jacobs


worth Drive, Clitheroe, belonged to an old farm­ ing- family at Brindle, near Chorley. . After his marriage, he


Mr Marginson, of Kenil­


farmed at Brindle and moved to Buckthorn Farm, Bashall Eaves, in 1941, where he stayed until his retirement nine years ago. For most of his farming


FRANKLAND Parkgate House


52a Preston New Road Blackburn Tel: 51543


CHURCHFIELDS, LOW MOOR, CLITHEROE


life he kept a herd of dairy shorthorn cows, and although he followed the popular trend of changing to Friesians, he still kept a few shorthorns. " The funeral service and


NEW RELEASE of 3 bed. det. and semi del. properties on this exciting development, with


‘ views over the Ribble Valley and to Pendle. Four designs to choose from and all built with


you in mind. Garage; central heating, standard of course! Choice of colour for both bathroom and


interment took place on Tuesday at Brindle Parish Church. Mr Marginson leaves


three daughters and two sons.


Disco


(Blackpool) said that chil­ dren had always com­ plained over school meals but' that the new menus were certainly more popu­ lar" and there was less wastage. Coun. Mrs Pat Case


Council’s Recreation and Leisure Committee, con-.- cerned at the way in which cuts by the county always seem to hit ser­ vices in this' area hardest, had asked for details com­ paring its allocation for libraries with that of other councils.


wrote back maintaining that such an exercise would be too costly and take too much time. Coun. Braithwaite was


But the county council • •


(Chorley) added that in general children were get­ ting value for money and that those who opted to take sandwiches often paid a higher cost for a less nutritious meal. “They are coming to school with chocolate bis­ cuits instead of an apple which is more nutritious.” Coun. Len Broughton


MORE than £30 towards the cost of providing an incubator at Bramley Meade Maternity Home, Whalley, was raised by a disco organised by the Ribble Valley Rotaract Club. More than 100 people attended the dance at the Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe.


.kitchen, tiling to bathroom.and kitchen stan­ dard. These properties all built to a high specification will be completed from approx. 5 months onwards, reserve your property now and have the choice of plots.


Prices froth £25,000 to £32,500 > Representative on site Saturday and Sunday 2 to 4-30 p.m. or full details from this office


Blackburn 51543. hew release on this very popular development at South Side Rishton, three bed. detached and semi STATION road, rishton .


detached homes from £17,950. All with coloured bathroom suites, fitted kitchen and breakfast bar. .Front lawns turfed. Central heating standard in detached properties. Showhouse open 2-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday or ring this otlice weekday. Full details from our showhouse at Rishton Saturday and Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. or this office Blackburn 51543.


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LOBBIES FARM, BAXENDEN One only 2 bedroom semi detached house. Ready for occupation, Price £15,500. Details from this office or showhouse at Rishton. .


For further dotalls telephone DleUiburn 51543. | TM WUG IPUVM5 GAOtr *?"•


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RICHARD TURNER AND SON CROWN CHAMBERS,


WADDINGTON ROAD, CLITHEROE


QUEBEC FARM, DEERPLAY, BACUP, LANCASHIRE


Preliminary nptiee.of sale, by auction of this 50 acre stockrear­ ing farm with a charming 3 bedroom farmhouse In three lots or


amazed at the county’s excuse and convinced that the information was avail­ able. “The county’s policy


firms had no objections to the proposals, the cost of replacing the signs would be about £600 it was stated. 'Other members sup­


ported Coun. Braitn- waite’s view and the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning and Transporta­ tion Committee has been asked to keep the name the same. When the committee


FIRST WIN


ENCOURAGEMENT for


aged between five and . 18 years, were from the Clitheroe area.


Pendle Club


WINNERS at. Clitheroe’s Pendle Bridge Club were: Mrs P. Adey and Mr C. Hill, Mrs K. Gudgeon and Mr T. Adey.


CHAMPION (windows) LTD ■


2 but will have to work: hard to move from bottom spot because clubs im­ mediately .above them have games in hand. Results: Catholic YC 7,


Ribblesdale Fashions in Division Two of the Clitheroe Netball League has come in the form of their first win. - They beat Victorians 4-


over this issue is just a load of bunkum,” he added. Coun. Michael Carr


(Sabden) said the situa­ tion smacked' of a case of big brother telling a little minnow to accept the cuts and keep quiet. The committee is to


(Blackpool) reminded members that the infla­ tion rate was running at 20 per cent and school meals were only going up by 14 per cent. “Regrett­ able though: it is, I don’t think there is any alterna­ tive and one must explain to parents that they are still getting very good value for their 40p,’.’ahe added.'


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Lived in town . all life


repeat its request for the information to the coun­ ty’s officers and also to its Library and Leisure Ser­ vices Committee.


met, it agreed to take no action ana leave the name as it is.


BYPASS CRASH


A1 WOMAN was killed and .11 people injured in an a c c ident on the Clitheroe bypass on Saturday.


82-year-old Mrs Mary El izabeth Hut ton, of Ethel Street, Barnold- swick. The crash involved two


The dead woman was


i Mrs Birch lived in Low Moor for most of her life, moving to Thorn Street after her husband, Lewis, died 13 years ago. She had been at Castleford for three years. Cremation is at Ac­


A LIFE-LONG resident of Clitheroe, Mrs Theresa Birch, has died at the age of 77.


daughter, Irene, and two sons, Geoffrey and David.


Trout sales


cars mid-way between the Petre Arms and Bramley Meade roundabouts. Those injured were from Barnoldswick and Nelson.


Trutex Grindleton 25; Ribblesdale Fashions 7, Joiners 31; Victorians 2, Ribblesdale Fashions 4;- Calderstones 22,. Cosmos. 8; Trutex Grindleton 20,\ Joiners 9.


C’stones......... . Joiners........... TrutexG......... Catholic YC ..... Cosmos....... Victorians.......'. App. Elec......... : Ribb.Fashions.


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•,G.v Sutcliffe,-t'K;:. Fawcett, ;B.; Fielding. Scorer: ii M.Hawth- ome.


i Banka, iB.i Parker,,G;i Gregson, A.,: Henderson;;-C.* Bishop,> T. Blezard, G.- Bennett, R. Thorn­ ton,M.Gidlow.R. Sharp. Res: D.- 'Hardcastle.'. Scorer: -R. Hardcastle.


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-Whittaker, D.iiJones.u Resi.sRi' ( Hardcastle, N.. McNab. i. . .r. ,r: : ; ■ Clitheroe; JJnder-18 '• (v „ Gt


.Thornton,' T .j Blezard; ,-M. Musson, M; :*Scott,‘ ■ G. Robin­ son; A. King/Sv Blackburn,1 D.:


Cherry ...Tree, a,. Monday): D. Hardcastle, v Ci; Musson, R.


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RAYGILL, BROGDEN LANE, NR BARNOLDSWICK *


; A. beautifully', constructed, detached -/residence . situated,jiiii; open rolling countrysidrinoneiaereof landscaped, gardens^! on a quiet laned The centrally heated accommodation with, I rooms of elegant proportions,includes:-Entrance hall,; largest


: floor flatlet with bathroom. Small-keeping cellar/:.Outside; . ' V


‘cloakroom and w.c.-^drawing* room,-.dining- room, .morning,/ room/study; kitchen'with Aga and utility room, 4 bedrooms,;, dressing room and bathroom on.the first, floor- plus second


Detached garage block; for, two cars .plus , workshop, etc.,; Additional double garage,, greenhouse and summerhouse. A ■ I TIRST RATE SOLAR PANEL, WATER HEATING, I SYSTEM IS,INSTALLED


PRICE £804)001 \


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48-54 FISHWICK PARADE, PRESTON Tel. 794517


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Council’s Development Sub-Committee agreed to allow the occasional sale of fish at The Heaning for a period of one year. Members were in­


A TROUT breeding farm at Newton has been given permission to sell the fish bred there. . The Ribble Valley


formed that though fish were not usually sold, the practice provided a sideline to the overall farming enterprise.


CHARTERED SURVEYORS AND ESTATE AGENTS


Colroy Homes (nw il td


crington tomorrow. Mrs Birch leaves a


as a whole. Proposed auction sale date, THURSDAY AUGUST 14th.


Inquiries please to Richard Turner and Son, Auctioneers, Clitheroe .(tel. 22369 and 25690).


WOODLAND AND PRIME AGRICULTURAL LAND AT READ, NEAR BURNLEY, ; LANCASHIRE


LOT 1. New Marls Wood and Sagar Heys Plantation adjoining Whalley Road and extending to 14.40 acres or thereabouts. LOT 2. Fertile and productive pasture land with road frontage and extending to 19.70 acres or thereabouts. Large covered silo


LOT 3. Productive meadow extending to 7.86 acres or thereab­ outs with access from Whalley Road Via Road Hall Drive. All Lots adjoin and are for sale freehold with vacant possession. • Richard Turner and Son have received instructions to offer the above land at Read, Near Burnley, for Sale by Auction subject to conditions and unless sold previously in the Festival Hall, Gisburn, Near Clitheroe at 3 p.m. on Thursday, July 17th, 1980.


included. ’ ' .


Please contact the Auctioneers Richard; Turner and Son, Clitheroe 22369 and 25690 for full particulars and Plan.


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BURN MOOR END FARM, BLACKO, NELSON, LANCASHIRE


A valuable, small dairy and stockrearing farm extending to 36.46 acres";or thereabouts comprising: A soundly built three bedroom farmhouse with scope for enlargement, a tidy, range of buildings with Shippons for fourteen, range of loose'boxes and tractor'shed, covered 3 bay silo, 3. bay outbarri' and sheep dipper. The land is productive meadow and pasture well farmed with a reliable water supply.' ‘ ; :


Richard Turner and Son'have received instructions to offer


GAWCAR HOUSE FARM, SLAIDBURN, NEAR CLITHEROE, LANCASHIRE


A valuable stoekrearing farm extending to 84.62 acres or thereabouts in the heart of the Hodder Valley. LOT 1. An. imposing and soundly constructed five bedroom house with sitting room, living room and large kitchen. Three- piece bathroom/ mains electricity. Joint spring water supply.. Septic tank drainage, useful outbuildings, farmbuildings in one cbmplex close to the house with barn, shippons for 22 cows, cow cubicles for 90 cows, silo and midden. The farmbuildings require a degree of attention. Total area 1:10 acres or thereab­ outs. LOT 2. Croft adjoining the farmhouse 2.27 acres or thereab­ outs. .


LOT 3. Valuable pasture extending to 18.43 acres or thereab­ outs.


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LOT 4. Productive meadow pasture extending to 14.98 acres or thereabouts. v ' LOT 5. Productive meadow pasture extending to 20.97 acres or thereabouts. LOT 6. Valuable pasture extending to 26.87 acres or thereab­ outs.


All lots adjoin with good water supply and are for Sale • Freehold with Vacant Possession.


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Richard Turner and Son have received instructions to offer Gawcar House Farm, Slaidburn, for Sale by Auction subject to conditions and unless sold previously in the ..Festival Hall, Gisburn, near Chtheroe, at 3 p.m., on .Thursday, July 31st; 1980. Please contact the Auctioneers, Richard Turner and Son, Clitheroe 22369 and 25690 for full details, plan and viewing


arrangements.- i »■ .•


Burn Moor End Farm, Blacko,; for sale by auction, subject to conditions and unless sold previously in the Festival Hall, Gisburn, near Clitheroe'at 3 p.m. on Thursday, August 7th, 1980. For full details and plan please contact the Auctioneers, Richard Turner and Son,' VVaddington Road, Clitheroe (tel. 22369 and 25690).


SPEN HEAD FARM, SALTERFORTH, COLNE, LANCASHIRE.


Preliminary notice of sale by auction of this small dairy and stockrearing farm and other closes of land.


,


Enquiries please to Richard Turner and Son, Auctioneers, Chtheroe (tel. 22369 and 25690. • .


Proposed auction sale date, THURSDAY AUGUST 14th. •


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PRIMROSE METAL WORKS SITE, OFF ' WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE, LANCASHIRE.


A valuable small tndustnal site of over 950 square yards in one enclosure with 18ft. gateway access. Included is a workshop (49ft \ 21ft ) with a small integral office and light weigh scale. Excluded but for sale as separate items are approximately 12 items of general engineering ■ equipment to be advertised in • detail later. -


Richard Turner and Son have received instructions to offer ., . - ■. > ■. ;.


Primrose' Metal Works Site, for sale by auction; subject to conditions and unless sold previously on the premises on


Tuesday August 5th, 1980 Full details from the Auctioneers, Richard Turner and Son, Waddington Road, Clithoroe (tol. 22369 and 25690).


BOLTON HALL FARM, COPSTER GREEN, BLACKBURN, LANCASHIRE


Please note that the proposed auction sale of Bolton Hall Farm has now been cancelled


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MITTON GREEN BARN, MITTON, NEAR CLITHEROE, LANCASHIRE


! A detached stone barn with the/benefit 'of- outline" planning . permission for conversion to a dwelling., Mains water ana electricity close at hand. A right will be included for the construction; of a septic tank in ; the field to the rear.; The


• property has a beautiful setting with complete rural surround only minutes away from Clitheroe and Whalley. . v * Richard Turner and Son have received instructions to offer Mitton Green Barn, Mitton, for Sale by Auction subject to conditions and unless sold previously in The Festival Hall, Gisburn, near Clitheroe, at 3 p.m., on Thursday, July 17th, 1980. Please contact the Auctioneers, Richard Turner and Son, Clitheroe 22369 and 25690 for full written particulars.


WADDINGTON;


Three;bedroonied,'stone ' built terraced house..


■ With coal tired, central'; heat­


ing, ,\three:piece;'bathroom, fitted wardrobes',';lounge,


. dining, vroom,.'kitchen'..with • fitted units and s.s./sink unit. All' carpets included 'in. price together with light fittings. Outside w.c., coal'shed and : store shed..'


. £19,750 Tel. Clitheroe 26210 , "


Ingham & Yorke


Chartered Surveyors


Land • Agents Auctioneers . and Valuers


LITTLEMOOR, CLITHEROE. Tel. 23655. OR AT 214 TODMORDEN ROAD


fas MILLER & MILLER) BURNLEY. TEL. 22458.


(Subject to conditions and- unless sold previously by Private Treaty)


' " ' ‘ FOR SALE BY AUCTION '


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On Thursday, July 24th, 1980 Padiham Town Hall at 3 p.m. - ■


HENCOCK FARM, HIGHAM, Nr BURNLEY with 0:67 acres or thereabouts


Sot in rural surroundings near to the popular village of! Higham, Heneoek Farm consists of; a house with attached bam'


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