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County look again at crossing plan


THE possibility of a zebra crossing on Clitheroe s Queensway, near the junction with Shawbridge Street, is now being reconsidered by the county council.


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given to Clitheroe Town Council by Clitheroe Divi­ sion MP Mr David Wad- dington. He said he had received a letter from the county council saying that it is taking the step be­ cause of pressure from the town and Ribble Valley Councils. However, even though


News of the move was


way until recently, but it is now looking into the matter. It also offered to extend


the waiting restrictions on the west side of Queens­ way, between Shawbridge Street and Duck Street junctions, .to include the east-side. After hearing the con­


the county council has, agreed to have a rethink,’ it still doubts whether a zebra crossing would be the ideal solution, particu­ larly where old people are concerned. It also feels the cros­


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sing is a low priority issue because there have been no fata l accidents' on Queensway during the last five years. In the l e t t e r , th e


county council claims it was not aware of calls for a similar crossing at the Castleford end of Queens-


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tents of the letter, Coun. P e te r Nuttall asked: “Does the county council want us to be lining up the coffins before it acts? . Town council members


decided to write to the county council, pressing for. the zebra crossing to be introduced near the Shawbridge Street junc­ tion. "


They are to continue . •


the crusade for a crossing near Castleford by writ- ing to County Coun Harry Eastwood asking for support, and canvas­ sing Ribble Valley Road Safety Officer Mr Neil Cunliffe for his views. But the town council is


to tell the county council that it does not feel furth­ er waiting restrictions on Queensway are necessary.


^S^me of the^ongregation are pictured outside the church. £sss~&£ S 3 m l S b J h Stalker ) Day and Mrs Violet Garner. takes ~


OVER a million American soldiers were stationed in Britain during the war and "Yanks”, the film to be shown at Clitheroe Civic Hall next week, is the story of some of the friendships developed with the people of a small northern town. In particular, it deals


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CLITHEROE house­ wife Mrs Rosemary Nicholas this week took delivery of a splendid b i r t h d a y cake with ju s t one candle on it.


I t’s not that Mrs Nicholas and her hus­ band have had a recent addition to their family of four strapping boys.


She won the cake in the Clitheroe Advertis­


er's special free com­ petition to celebrate the first birthday of, “Tel-Sel Sam."


sif ied advertisement team in Burnley who help readers sell their unwanted items. They take adverts by phone and help sellers with


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birthday competition entrants had to answer questions about adver­ tisements appearing on the miscellaneous sale


P"E rs Nicholas, who lives in Fox Street, says she always enters the Advertiser compet­ itions . . . "because they’re free!” She was delighted by


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CaShe said it was un­ likely that the cake would survive the at­ tentions of her sons Jack (16), Peter (14), Alan (12), or Victor


elp sellers wun (10) long enough to be | saved until. someone s


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WHEN environmental.health officers inspected j the kitchen of the Mitton Hall Restaurant, Whalley, they spotted a number of food In -, giene offences, Clitheroe magistrates weie told. ,


But according to the would be a harsh decision


proprietor sTuaS Burrill, to prevent Burnll from the restaurant was closed carrying on the business temporarily at the time of because of one couit ap- thePinspection and the ' pearance in lo years of


poses. He denied 13 sum­


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monses brought by the Ribble Valley Councils Environmental Health D ep a r tm en t, but the


each of seven offences of exposing pate to contami­ nation from blood drips from raw meat kept in the same fridge; not keeping cooked grouse at the cor-


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Burrilt whose father keeping clean his oven; owns the restaurant, was -grill range, sink, and food


fined a total of £210 and room walls. . a aA tn nov i*4


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cause of lack of good food hygiene practice, was re- jected by the bench. Mr Christopher Eddles- tone, defending, said it


The public scorns


meeting


NOT a single member of the public .turned


up at the annual parish meeting of, C l i t h e ro e Town


ssed great disappoint­ ment and felt it was a pity that greater in­ terest was not shown in th e c o u n c i l s


Council. Councillors expre­


affairs.After the meeting, town, clerk. Mr Leslie


Tel ford said: It seems there is apathy all round. It is rather


snd'buTiocai organ- \ that, the pate', which had ‘ i isations do not appear i beep exposed to bloqd


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s a u u i is u Dismissed


I motor cycle without due i care, was dismissed by


Peter Gerald Sagar (20), of Head of Moor Cottage, Chaigley, for. driving a


1 ’Clitheroe magistrates •Sagar, who pleaded not guilty,;'was.involved in a collision when .trying to overtake, a car. on the


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Other food exposed to .


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summonses that pate white sauce, gravy and cream gateau were not kept at the correct -temp­ erature and that a sauce­ pan was not kept clean. ’ Mr Graham Wilson, a


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