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QUALITY < t y . ' f CONSULT THE LEADING EXPERTS ONCERN about the slack: of suitable sites for.


haulage firms, in the Clitheroe area was expre­ ssed by Ribble < Valley , councillors when they- turned down an application from A. J. A. Smith Transport for a new base in Woone.


Lane. Smith’s application


would have cleared the way for the £800,000 supermarket for the Pre­ ston grocery firm of E. H. Booth on the railway sid­ ings in Station Road. But it was rejected by


...But not at expense of residents


EACH lady attending a dance to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Gisburn Playgroup Association received a single rose to mark the occasion. The dance, attended


the Development Sub- Committee when Chief Architect 'and Planning Officer Mr. Philip Bailey said the number, noise and disturbance of Smith’s lorries would be “serious­ ly detrimental” to the Woone Lane area. Opposition to Smith’s


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Margaret Stott was mar­ ried to company director Mr William Michael Park at Clitheroe United Re­ formed Church on


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| James’s Church and school, Clitheroe, next Wednesday. •


I RELIGIOUS education is the theme of an exhibition and advice day at St


I O rg a n ised by the Ribble Valley Church of England Schools Associa­ tion, it is being presented by the Rev. Peter Doble, of York Religious Educa­ tion Centre,and is open to all denominations.


Mr Doble has hundreds


I advice to day and Sunday School teachers, gover­ nors, m in is te rs and anyone interested in re­ ligious education.


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T Late Night Friday — Open till 8 p.m.


I During the afternoon session in St James’s


will be held in the church between 10-30 a.m. and 12-30 p.m. during which Mr Dome will give a talk on “Aids to Sunday School and adult education in the parish.”


The morning session


| School between 4 p.m. and 5-30 p.m. he will talk on “Aids to! teaching re­ ligious education in the day school.”


daughter of. Mr and Mrs A. Stott, of Beech Croft, Rimington, and the bridegroom is the only son of Mr and Mrs W. R. Park, of the Isle of Man. The bride, given away


. portation Committee was told.


move to a site, designated for industrial, use, came from a 120-signature peti­ tion and 25 additional let­ ters from residents in Woone Lane. They were supported


by Nookies Disco and raffle winners were Mrs Ducket t , Mrs I n g h am, Mr s L. Petty, Mrs C. Duckett and Mrs C. Sayle. Our picture shows


I (Clitheroe). described as real mess” the park which


Coun. Tom Robinson


by Mr Bailey, who be­ lieved that the introduc­ tion of a haulage ifirm would not be'appropriate in the area and recom­ mended refusal of permis­ sion.


pas t and pr e s ent members of the associ­ ation.


Best-Kept Village prizes


PRIZES for this year’s Best-Kept Village compet­ ition in Lancashire will be awarded at Wrea Green


on Saturday. Three will be going to entrants from the Ribble


Valley. Langho was runner-up


by her father, wore a long white crepe gown with a full skirt and train and a bodice and cuffs of gui­ pure lace. Her finger-tip length veil was edged with matching lace and held in place by a tiara and she carried a bouquet of lily-of-the-valley and pink and white bridal flowers.


Miss Sheila Corless, the bride’s cousin, and small bridesmaids were Miss Janet Park, the brideg­ room’s daughter, and Miss Stephanie Page. Miss' Corless wore a


Chief bridesmaid was


in the large village class; Chatburn’s Horrocksford Lime Company was highly commended in the industrial and commercial site section and Mr Les Barnes’ butcher’s shop in Sabden was joint first in its class. After the Community


Whalley man


receives degree


A FORMER pupil of Queen Elizabeth’s Gram mar School, Blackburn and Accrington Sixth form College, Mr David J Sharpe has received his Bachelor of Education degree in Worcester Cathedral. Mr Sharpe (22), is the


Coun. John Cpwgill agreed with -Mr Bailey, but warned that if the council was not. careful, Smith’s might go out of business or move away from Clitheroe. “I would hate to see


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more than 40 people made redundant in the present' recession if the firm were to fold,” he said. Coun. Cowgill won­


. recently produced a storm ’ of protest from more than 40 residents, angry at the nuisance the lorries have caused in the past four years. His remarks followed


A LORRY park in a resi­ dential area of Clithei’oe, like Chester Avenue, was “an absolute disgrace,” the Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Planning and Trans-'


report by Chief Architect and Planning Officer Mr Philip Bailey, who dis­ closed that an application for renewal of permission for the park.would soon be submitted to the council. Mr Bailey said that as a


. solution. . Coun. Robinson wanted the application turned


result of a meeting with residents, lorrymen and Town Council members, he believed better control of the park would be the


down flat. “Smith’s has just been


son of Mr and Mrs R. Sharpe, of “Rodhill, Clitheroe Road, Whalley. He has been studying


dered if Smith’s could work out of a compromise with British Rail and op­ erate from nearer the old passenger station. Smith’s tenancy at the


at Worcester College of Higher Education' for three years. After the ceremony,


graduates, parents and friends were invited to the college for afternoon


Council of Lancashire’s annual meeting at 2-30 p.m., the prizes will be handed over by county, surveyor and bridgemas; ter. Mr H. L. Yeadon. The Lord Lt of Lancashire, Mr Simon Towneley, will preside.


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' Miss Park and Miss Page had long pink floral d re s s e s with white broderie anglaise aprons. They carried posies of pink and white silk flowers. Best man was Mr G.


long full-skirted plum-col­ oured dress trimmed with satin and earned a bou­ quet of pink and white silk flowers.


RENEWAL of consent


for 12 months for a cara­ van at Oaklea, Sandy Bank,'Chipping, for Mr J. Slater, has been given by the Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Development Sub-


Committee.


tea. . Mr Sharpe is a keen


ornithologist and also enjoys playing rugby.


Robbery


A TALK on the Great Train Robbery was given to Edisford Ladies by Mr R. F. Yates, of Wad- dington. Mr Yates, who is now


refused permission for base in Woone Lane be­ cause that is a residential area,” he said. “It’s disgraceful that


sidings was the subject of a county court wrangle with BR earlier this year. Smith’s application for . a new tenancy in the face of the proposed supermarket was rejected, although an appeal to the Court of Appeal is pending. The possibility of de­


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veloping Salthill Quarry for use by haulage firms was urged by i another Clitheroe, member, Coun. Bob Ainsworth. “The question of where


park should be allowed in another residential area like Chester Avenue. The sooner it is stopped the better.” A suggestion from Clitheroe member Coun. Brian Braithwaite that the Salthill scheme should be speeded up to accom­ modate lorries is to be passed to the Policy and Resources Committee.


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to put these haulage firms is becoming an irritating process for the people of Clitheroe and it is time something was sorted out,” he said. Members agreed that


retired, covered all as pects of his work on sec­ urity with the Post Office, including fraud and rob­ bery; He was thanked by chairman Mrs K. Owen.


planning applications for the development of Salth­ ill should be drawn up as soon as possible, although Mr Bailey said it could take 12 months to carry out preparations for the


scheme. Combined sale raises £300


Page, Groomsmen were Mr R. Page and Master I. Park, the bridegroom’s son, and usher was Mr B. Stott, the bride’s brother. The ceremony was con­


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ducted by the Rev: J. D. Salsbury and organist was Mrs A. Lyne. A reception was held at the New Drop Inn, Ribchester. The couple are to-live


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' for St1 Andrew’s Church at Slaidburn on Saturday. .


PARISHIONERS from;: Slaidburn, Newton and Dunsop' Bridge; combined ; their, efforts to organise the annual sale, of work.


‘ Well over £300 was raised for church funds. .■; The Rector, the Rev:


G.’H. Gaze presided and welcomed everyone. He introduced the opener, Mr Simon N a n s o n , * ”


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Clitheroe, and his wife, Cynthia, referring to Mr Nanson’s connections as a former headmaster of the


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stalls that a lot, of work had gone' into the effort and he encouraged people to give jt full support..


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