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10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 13th, 1980


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Firm seeks a High Court on


A CLITHEROE transport firm is contending that the Ribble Valley Council had no authority to grant planning approval for the proposed Booth’s supermarket. Smith Transport, which


occupies part of the Sta­ tion Road site, had asked the High Court to quash planning approval because of certain “discrepancies” in Booth’s original applica­ tion. . This was submitted and


D e l a y e d a c t io n


approved last September, although legal complica­ tions meant that Booth’s had to submit a revised application, which was backed by the council’s Development Sub-commit- tee last week. Concerning Booth’s first


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TH E re c re a tio n a l aspects of the Chtheroe Town Plan need to be more fully discussea, says the Ribble Valley Sports and Recreational


Advisory Council.


CATTLE BUYERS ACTIVE


THERE was a brisk trade for all stock at Clitheroe Auction Mart on Monday. On offer were 72 fat cattle, 28 fat cows, 32 ewes and 220 hones.


kilo and av e rag ed S3. Ip; medium to 87.2p (82.4p); heavy to S5.4p (83.Sp).


Light steers made to 87p live Light heifers made to 84.8p


(7S.9p); medium to 87.Op (81.4p). The overall average for steers and heifers was up 2p on last week at 82.8p.


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Uncertified steers made to .Bn nor kilo and averagi leifers to 74p (68.4p). ills made to 91.4p


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kilo and averaged 100.39p; standard est. dressed to 180p (165p); medium carcase weight to 175p (103.29p). Lambs over­ all made 164.39p.


Light lambs made to ISOp a


£24.50 head (£21); horned to £19 (£14.23).


Half-bred ewes made to


for all stock at Friday's mart. Store cattle fetched slightly more money than a fortnight previously, with buyers active for both strong stores and younger cattle.


There was also a firm trade


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and-heifers and 132 store cattle. In-calf cows, March- April calving, made to £472 and averaged £390. May-June calv­ ing, made to £430 (£391); July calving to £405 (£400), in-caif heifers to £340 (£332).


£344, heifers to £220, Friesian bullocks to £328, heifers to £282, Hereford bullocks to £318. heifers to £200, Friesian yearlings to £200, Hereford to


Charolais bullocks made to £190.


; A Welsh black cow and calf made £300.


1980, £250 to £28G. Friesian stirks £100 to £130, Hereford £90 to £130. ;


Friesian heifers run with bull


Pickard, Great Harwood, £447; J. Barnes, Altham, £145.


Awards for in-calf cow: J.


Helpers wanted


'Red Gross week, . which this year is on the theme of “Support, the. Red Gross— the care-takers.” : The ' appeal has,-; come


VOLUNT E E R S a r e needed to.help out during


Forward were 42 in-calf cow;


One-man show comes


to town


THE one-man “Hess," which has won world-wide critical acclaim, can be seen at two venues in the Ribble Valley over the next week. Written and performed


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Elaine Edmondson and Mr David Ronald


by-Michael Burrell, it is being staged at Whalley Adult Education Centre on Saturday and Clithcroe Conservative Club on the following Thursday. Both performances start at 7-30 p.m.


Hess, the Nazi war crimi­ nal, talking, pleading and preaching to the audience. . Tickets, at 75p, with re­


Burrell plays Randolph


ductions for parties, are available from the Mid- Pennine Association for


’ spare an hour to collect for : them; any [ time bet­ ween May 4th and 10th »: Any one • willing to help should cont ac tMr Bill Corlett, director, of .the


<Cross : Society, , which needs people; willing to


f rom' tne ^Lancashire branch of the British Red


"L ancashire ,t branch’;. (Tel •Preston 24624). ■" •


the Arts (Tel. Burnley 21986 or 29513).


; ■ Pendle Club


BRIDGE 'Winners at Clitheroe’s Pendle Club were ■ Mrs S. Cowperth waite and Mrs .El Bush


>Mr G.' Horsfield;and Mr J iLynch. V- '.


were married Metho di st


Police of f icers'Miss Hill


Clitheroe, on Saturday. Miss Edmondson,. the


at Trinity Church,


eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. Edmondson, of p u q t b u r n R o a d ,


Clitheroe, and Mr Hill the elder son of Mr and;


Mrs R H- Hill, of Middle-, torf are both with the Greater Manchester force


cream and pink silk flow ers. Her bouquet was ot cream and pink flowers. Also in attendance, was


the bride’s god-daughter, Catherine Louise Allman, who wore a picture dress of Italian floral lace trim­ med with velvet and a cream bonnet trimmed with flowers. She carried a basket of mixed flowers. Best man.was Mr Rus­


stationed in Middleton. - The bride, >given away ,■


bv' her father, wore an ; Edwardian-destgn model,


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. groomsmeny.were • the bride’s brothers Mr; Brian and Mr Ian Edmondson;.


sell .Edward ‘Hill, ;the bridegroom’s brother,; and


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'Ushers. were Mr -Melvyn Edmondson,' the bride’s


(brother and Mr Brian - Graves; the,; bridegroom’s


trimmed • with Chantilly ; llcd' A - full-length 'veil ,


was attached to her pill- box headdress and she • carried a bouquet , of pink ; and white roses. '(S h ev was attended by ■


■dress and,a & V


■ ducted by the Rev. G. W*. S. Knowles,and organist


cousin.; , The service was • con-


The Home of Quality, Service and a Price to please


.was Mr Peter.Wrigley. A ..reception 'wasiheld at the;


Hodder Bridge Hotel, ir‘ £ The“ couple will live'm'


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■ Accordingly, the.Coun- cil is to hold an open meeting at the Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe, next Thursday (8 p.m.).


The Sports Council


itself has already discus­ sed the town plan says the chairman, Mr William Roberts, of Henthorn Road, Clitheroe, and it considers that fuller dis­ cussion is both necessary and desirable. Hence the decision to call an open meeting.


It is hoped that there


will be plenty of support from everyone interested in recreation and that the discussion will enable the Sports Council to present evidence to the Ribble Valley Borough Council when it debates the plan.


next Thursday’s meeting covering not only the ex­ isting provision of recrea­ tional facilities but also such things as play areas, and facilities for organisa­ tions at present neg­ lected. He also hopes that land


Mr Roberts envisages


LOCAL en te r ta in e r s helped raise more than £100 fo r L a n e s id e School, Calderstones, at a charity event held in Trinity Methodist Schoolroom. More than 200 people


enjoyed an evening of music and magic organ­ ised by former health visitor Mrs Bertha Brad­ shaw. Pictured (from the left)


(I)bwnham, singers Miles 'Leadbeater , Rodney Hailwood and Helen Coles, accompanist the Rev. Bill Knowles and singers Roger Dugdale, Rosemary and John Lancaster. • One performer not


are: magician David Downham, compere Roland Hailwood, magi­ cian’s assistant Vivienne


application, Smith Trans­ port points out that the present uses of the Sta­ tion Road sidings were listed as “a coalyard, calor gas store and a ware


house.” This completely over­


lieves the council could not have properly consi­ dered Booth’s application, because it did not know the correct present uses


of the site. It is understood that


Smith’s is contesting other legal technicalities in the application. But Booth’s chairman,


Mr John Booth, asserted that Smith’s action was only delaying the inevit­ able. He said the super­ market would be built


sooner or later. “Smith’s seems to be


pictured was 12-year-old Andrew Hailwood, who delivered a monologue.


Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow, R. N. and M. Read, Moor Lane, Clitheroe, will be open from 6 to 7 p.m Sunday: Boots, Castle Street, Clitheroe — 12 noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday — 6 to 7 p.m.


employing every legal device possible to delay the project and even now it looks as if we will be unable to make a start in June as planned,” he added. A Ribble Valley Council


looked the tenancy of Smith Transport, which has occupied the site for the past eight years. Therefore, the firm be­


C L I T H E R O E Town Council has d efe rred action , on enforcing the by-law for dogs to be kept on leads. With a possible national


increase in dog licence fees in the offing, the council feels it would be better to wait until this is settled before planning any action. The move comes after


the Ribble Valley Public Works and Health Com­ mittee turned down, on the grounds of expense, the Town Council’s idea of sharing the cost of putting up signs pointing out that it is illegal to allow' dogs to roam without being on a lead.


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