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8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, January 17th, .1980 ■
Five groups seek jubilee appeal money
FIVE applications for grants have been made to the Ribble Valley Silver Jubilee Appeal Committee, wnich failed to reach i t s £20,000 target to buy minibuses for youth work and provide a summer play scheme. The committee was
forced to scrap its original appeal target because of a poor response and instead invited groups to submit ideas for grants.
Applications have been
received from Trinity YC, C l i th e ro e (£ 3 ,4 6 0 ) , Clitheroe and dis tric t Scout Council (£431), Lon- gridge Army Cadets (£500), the Rotary Club of Clitheroe (£200) (on behalf of the newly formed Rotaract Club), and Lon-
the money raised for the appeal in the Ribble Val ley, will be available to be spent “to enable young people to help others”.
gridge CE YC (£1,000). A total of £3,500, half
will be considered next month by a county advis ory committee and its recommendations will go to the Central Appeal Committee in London tor a final decision.
The requests for cash
cil’s Senior Administration Officer Mr Brian Manning expects to know by early spring which groups will be receiving money. “But it is almost two years sinOe the appeal closed and we are very disappointed at the speed at which things have d ev e lo p ed ,” he
added. The Ribble Valley Coun KCO Celel
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THE players and supporters of Chatburn FC joined by
their wives and girlfriends scored a hit
with a social evening which raised about £40 for club funds. Some 70 people
attended the function at the Starkie Arms, Clitheroe, on Saturday. The “Supersonic" disco provided the dance music and later there was a pie and peas supper. Pictured are some of
the club’s players and officials, and their guests during the evening.
Sports Council to consider barn offer
THE Ribble Valley Sports and Recreational Council has set up a steering committee to consider the 14-year lease it has been offered on the partially renovated Roefield Barn sports complex.
In netball tourney
A NETBALL team from Ribblesdale S ch o o l , Clitheroe, will be repre senting the Ribble Valley in a knockout competition
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IT was a proud moment for four Clitheroe Venture Scouts on Thursday, when they officially received the Queen’s Scout certificate — the movement’s top commendation. The lads, who were pre sented with their badges
when they took part in a St George’s Day parade at Windsor in April, received the certificates at a cere mony at Gawthorpe Hall, Padiham. They were Gerald Fer
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THE f irs t Vietnamese refugee family is due to arrive for the start of a new life in Clitheroe on Monday.
the house in Henthorn Road, the new home for Mr Ngo Hiep (30), his wife — who is expecting a baby in February — their 15- month-old daughter and Mr Hiep’s brother and sister.
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After receiving the keys the
second bouse, ni in
making the place ready for the Phan family by the end of the month. The whereabouts of the
teers are hard at work
Avenue on Thurs- ibble Valley volun
other two houses for the Boat People should be known in a few weeks. The third family coming
to live in Clitheroe are the Sams, currently at the Ockenden C en tre in Exmouth. The father, Lam Dao
Sam, a photographer, is uncle to Ngo Khon Hiep. Sam and his wife, Phan Tni Trinh, have three sons — Lam Gia Cuong (8), Lam Gia Hao (7) ana Lam Gia Son (4) — and a daughter, Lam Thu Thuy (3). Two nephews, who are
family will be settled in by the end of March, and the fourth family, which has not yet been named should . be arriving soon afterwards.
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(18), Peel Park Avenue; Alistair McLeod (18), Pen- dle Road; and David Tat- tersall (18), Fairfield Drive.
David and Alistair are assistant leaders in the newly formed 1st Bowland Scout troop and Gerald helps out at Scout meet ings.
At present, Duncan, They have all been keen
Scouts from the age of 11 — Gerald and David with Loyola, Duncan with 1st Pendle and Alistair with St Mary’s.
For the award they went
on a five-day expedition in the Lake District and helped out at Castleford old people’s home or Clitheroe Hospital. The certificates were
on Netball” presented Dy the Lancashire- County Netball Association at Pre ston Guildhall from 2-00 to
covering Rossendale to Blackpool will be taking part in the competition for the Red Rose Trophy. The knockout is taking place during a “Spotlight
on Saturday. Schools from an area
5-00 p.m. The highlight of the
afternoon will be an exhibi tion match between Lanca shire and The Roos — a team of past and present England players. There will also be a demonstra tion of netball skills by the Lancs under-21 team and schoolgirls.
c h a i rm a n Mr C h r is Roberts, secretary Mrs Doreen Euinton, treasurer Mr Alan Coupe, former secretary Mrs Kathleen Rawlinson and Mrs Lilian Pym, who rep re se n ts Clitheroe Swimming Club.
On the committee will be
Seeking the
cil’s Recreation and Lei sure Committee decided to offer the lease to the Sports Council although more work still needs to be done at the barn.
The Ribble Valley Coun
Mrs Euinton said the committee was hoping that
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than enough potential users. The difficulty will be making sure tha t everyone is given a fair slice of the cake,” she said..
“We already have more
v test” and the sports queen competition. Also being arranged by
planning to take part in this summer’s Rea Rose Festival, particularly the local “It’s a knockout con-
The Sports Council is
the council are a country fair in Clitheroe’s main streets on Sunday, June 8th, and a sports day in Clitheroe on August 23rd.
Tests for the skiers
YOUNG members of Pen dle Ski Club had an after noon of tests and fun on Saturday when 30 three- to-15-year-olds took one and two star proficiency tests on the club’s slopes at
the Nick O’Pendle. After the testing was
presented on behalf of the Chief Scout by Lord Shut- tleworth.
are: Gerald, Duncan, Alis tair, with David in front.
Pictured (from the left)
over the children — mainly from the Ribble Valley — took part in a programme of slalom racing, followed by a party and disco in the clubhouse. Racing winners: funder
Janet Pate, Susan Mansell, Gillian Holman. (Over 13) — R o b e r t M a n s e l l ,
•A n th o n y M a r s d e n , Richard Ainsworth. The certificates and race
Arthur Norman.
medals were presented by club vice-chairman Mr
roups wishing to use the am would apply as soon as possible.
answers CAN scientists really tell us how the uni verse began? How can we be sure there is a God? Are there really such things as mira cles?
f in d o u t th e way philosophy tr ie s to honestly answer these questions, you will be interested in a new evening class starting in C l i th e ro e next week.
If you would like to
course-to philosophy starts on Wednesday at Ribblesdale School and will run for eight weeks.
An in t ro d u c to ry
Longridge has been a big success and tutor Mr John Hutchinson is hoping for the same response in Clitheroe.
A similar course in
standing of philosophy is expected and the only q u a l i f ic a t io n required is a desire to consider some of the important questions about life.
For more details a
leaflet is available at Clitheroe Library, or ring the Adult Educa tion Centre, Whalley 2717.
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Delegation makes the planners more efficient
THE delegation of certain planning decisions to the Ribble Valley Council’s Chief Architect and Planning Officer will now become permanent, following a successful 12-month trial period.
a_a r_W er?ent> which is applied only in cases where
port a t i o n Committee sent applications and prop- agreed to the permanent osals by Norweb to re- rrangeme
no objections have been received. Chief Architect and Planning Officer Mr Philip
students will also be mov-‘ ing in — Lam Su Luc (20) and Lam Su Si (17). It is hoped that the Sam
Bailey asked that he should continue to enjoy this delegated power, as it had considerably increase
the Planning Department’s efficiency
The Planning and Trans- fronts,
listed.building con-
Between January 1st and November 30th last
year the council received 806 applications, of which decisions were made on
632 The remainder either
did not need permission, were withdrawn, are now with the county council or still awaiting a local deci-
detegted °are:P^evelop- [ " “ f■
dwellings on an estate Planning 0fficer’ changes of use from a shoo ' 48 cases were reported to to a special shop, small the committee for a deci
up garages, substitute - bythe
extensions to commercial • sion.: , . or industrial buildings
‘S h e ?
, struction, creation of new ‘ ’< Half the time required, to access points, consent to v consider aPp,licatJ0ns display advertisements —
■proposals for new shop
committee, Bailey.
h ot e l s and boarding extremely well, with dele- houses, septic tank con- gated items, taking only
“The scheme has worked 8a, d Mr ,
ment within a house were delegated and of extensions to houses lock- these, 235 were dealt with
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moved the car from r vate land on to the road allow a wagon to unloai
Clitheroe. In a letter he said he h
WHALLEY Church Players left their theatrical costumes and make-up behind last week and donned their own outfits for their annual
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Banned for 18
months
ADMITTING driving a I without due care a attention and with exc alcohol in his bloc Andrew Robert Broad (19), of Whins Aveni Sabden, was fined a tc of £140 and given a.driv: ban at Clitheroe. Chief Insp. Thoml
125mgs of alcohol lOOmls of blood compail to the permitted level f 85mgs.
Sumner said Broadley vf the driver of a van whl overturned in Whalil Road, S a b d e n , a [ demolished a telephcl pole and part of a stcl wall, before ending up ] its roof. A blood test reveaij
for this offence and bani| from d r iv in g for months. He had to pal doctor’s fee of £18.03. For driving without
Broadlev was fined £ i
care and attention he fined £40.
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