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THE Development Sub- Committee 6i the Kibble Valley Council has ap­ proved plans to convert a disused cottage and bam to provide accommodation for employees at The Whitewell Hotel.


Banned for 12


months Tm mm


A CLITHEKOE man banned for 12 months for driving a car with excess alcdhoT in his blood said he had drunk only two and a half pints and had assumed he was fit to


drive. John Dominic Drews


(28), of Dunster' Grove, also told the town’ s magistrates that he had not thought he was over the limit and was sur­ prised when he was stop­ ped by police. He added: “I do not


drive when I have had more than two and a half pints, but order a taxi.” Mr Graham Duff, pro­


secuting, said police fol­ lowed Drews after seeing him driving along Chat- bum Koad at an excessive speed. He was eventually stop­


ped in ' Brown Street. Tests showed 97 mg of alcohol in 1(K) ml of blood. In addition to the ban,


Drews was fined £50, with costs to tall in g £23.30.


THE Key. Brian Cave, the new vicar of St John’s, Hurst Green, and priest-in-charge of All HallowSi Mitton, was offi­ cially welcomed to, the two parishes at the weekend. On Saturday afternoon,


at St John’s, he, was in­ stalled in.the two posts by the recently-appointed Bishop of Bradford, the Kt. Rev. Geoffrey Paul, who was paying his first visit to the village. ■ Afterwards, Mr Cave


was inducted as vicar of Hurst Green by the Ar­ chdeacon of Craven, Canon D. A. Rogers — a ceremony which was repe­ ated on Sunday mormng at Mitton. At Hurst Green, chur­


chwarden Mr John Peel handed to Mr Cave the keys of the church, and


Mr T. Woodcock pre­ sented the electoral roll. Mr Cave then performed the traditional bell-ringing ceremony.


After the service, re­


freshments were provided in Hurst Green Memorial Hall by the ladies of the church.


' On behalf of the PCC and parishioners;; Mr Peel. welcomed the Bishop on his jfirst visit and paid tri­ bute to the many lay readers and priests who have taken services since the Rev. Arthur Higgin- son retired two years ago. The service was at­


tended by about .130 parishioners. About half that number were at All Hallows’ on Sunday for Mr Cave’s induction as priest-in-charge, when he was given the keys and electoral roll by chur-


chwardens Mr R. Birtwis-| tie and Mrs K. Hill.


Mr Cave’s first service


was evensong on Sunday at Hurst Green, where he and his wife 'Valerie and three children, Sarah (16), Andrew (15) and eleven- year-old Timothy have| settled at the yicarage.


The children, are to I


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The friendliness of the


people, the beauty of the area — and the weather! — have impressed Mr Cave during his first week in Hurst (Ireen. “I understand it rains a lot here, but we haven’t seen a drop yet,” he said. Picture:. Mr and Mrs


Cave with members of his new “flock” after Satur­ day’s service at Hurst | Green.


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THE North 'West Tourist Board is to be reminded by the Ribble 'Valley Council of the need to consult with the council before em couraging proprietors of holiday accommodation to extend tneir facilities.


The question was raised


at a "meeting of the coun­ cil's Development Sub- Committee at which per­ mission was refused for a barn conversion to create three self-contained, holi­ day flats; at Harrop Fold Farm, Harrop F o ld , Grihdleton.


■ Goun. Geoffrey Ains­ worth (Clayton-le-Dale) favoured-the scheme, saying the barn was' miles from anywhere and no­ harm' -would. be donej.tq anyone, neither .would any . problems be caused.. / -


scheme, but felt that the committee could not over­ look the strong objections from the Parish Council and those living in Harrop Fold. .


Mr Philiip Bailey, Bailey, Plan- ning and Technical Of­


ficer, said the, Tourist Board seemed to be making suggestions and -recommendations .'with a view to increasing tourism but 'I without consulting locarauthorities. This was cj^te wrong of the Board. _ ipeople; will talk to us ; before' submitting plan-


-Coun. 'John Hodgson, ning-applications we will


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PRODUCING a rabbit from a hat and_ other remarkable conjuring tricks enthralled the youngsterh of St Mary’s playgroup at an after­ noon of magic.


The magic was pro­


vided by Mr John Pye, of Grlndleton, whose wide variety of tricks kept the 100 youngsters greatly entertained.


A f t e r ' the show,


mums ran sideshows, including a treasure hunt, jam-jar tombola, card game and a cake stall. Just under £100 was made for play­ group funds. The youngsters also


tucked into refresh­ ments and were each


given a balloon. The playgroup meets


oh Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings in , the parish hall. P IC TU R E : Y oun g Edward Whitwell (7)i of-> Limehouse Farm,, Clitheroe, gives Mr Pye a hand with one o f the -, tricks. ' -


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Planning refusal


AN application to convert a barn at Green Bank Farm, Sabden, into a dwelling has been refused by the Kibble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Committee.


Also refused is a prop­


osed extension to a house in Pasturelands Drive, Billington and conversion of workshop and store to a dwelling house at Higher Fairclough, Chip­ ping.


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TELLY WILL REMIND WILE OF HAPPY DAYS WITH FIRM


EACH time Mr Wilf Davies switches on his portable television set, he will remember his friends at Bowker B ro th e rs’ Clitheroe factory.


For when Mr Davies


retired aher 29 years with the firm, his collea­ gues presented the television set as a farewell gift. And in appreciation of his long service, the firm gave him a gold watch and a gas heater.


Mr Davies (65), of


Waterloo Koad, Clitheroe, started his working life as a baker in the town. During the war he served in an Army field bakery. After hostilities he re­ turned to baking for a short time before joining Bowkers. _


He started as a cabinet­


maker but for the past nine years has been a ser­ vicer.


Although


said a fond farewell to his colleagues last week, he hopes to return to the firm on a part-time basis. Tn Ws younger days. Mr


Davies playea cricket for Clitheroe and in 1935 broke the Kibblesdale League individual batting record, with 162 not out against Blackpool. ■ Although this has since


been broken — it is now 1'72 — the score waAall the more tremendous m Mr Davies was a. spin


bowler rather than a batsman.


He and his wife, Kita,


have a son, Graham, of York Street, Clitheroe, who also works for Bow­ kers as a machinist, and a daughter, Mrs Janet Slack, of Peel Street, Clitheroe.


Watched by workmates,


Mr Davies is pictured with works director Mr Ken Foster, who pre­ sented him with the gifts.


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Heritage centre’3 excellent start


THE conversion of the former Castle Museum into a heritage centre looks like being, a winner for Clithero.e Civic Society.


Nearly 1,000 people,


Emergency procedure


THE Kibble Valley Coun­ cil is to delegate powers to the chairman and/or vice-chairman o f the Public Works and Health Committee to ban - any march in Clitheroe which could lead to violence; However, any decision


would have to have the approval of the: Home Secretary. The move fol­ lows a request from the Chief Constable of Lanca­ shire to councils to work out a procedure for such an emergency.


Farm house


AN outline application for an agricultural dwelling at Abbey Farm, Whalley, has been approved by the | Kibble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­


mittee. Parishes welcome new vicar


not counting children, vis­ ited the inaugural exhibi­ tion “Clitheroe: made,’’ which illustrated the fea- tu r e s o f o u r l o c a l


heritage.' . - The sp o t l igh t was


turned on the iand,_ the town, industry, leisure and youth, with photo­ graphs, models and exhib­ its. , ■


The . society is well satisfied Vith the attend­ ance figure and would like to thank all the firms, groups and individuals for their contributions.


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T h e p a in t a n d b o d y s h o p Tel. 22222/3M MAIN VAUXHAll — OPEL DEALERS .FOR. THE .RIBBLE.VAllEY . . A new exhibition starts


this afternoon at the centre — “Lancashire’s


Pride of Place” from Lan­ cashire Civic Society’s


displa;splay. entrie js


It shows the county s 23 fo r


hows


, _____________ proved


count


^ s t ’s National Competi- tion, held for new and im­ buildings


the Civic ^ m i


to


local environment. This


dis­


play a high degree of con­ servation and concern for


two-week exhibi­


tion will be open on Tues­ days, Thursdays, Satur­ days and Sundays from ''


to 4-30 p.m. In addition, the 'Whal­


ley Adult Centre will fea ture its evening classes to whet the appetite for the coming programme, which starts on September 28th. The Society’^ autumn


meetings begin with


mblic lecture on the Civil Yar in Lancashire by Mr Eric 'Winder. It ■will be at the Kibblesdale School drama complex on Sep­ tember 30th. Everyone is welcome.


Pendle Club


WINNERS at Clitheroe Pendle Club’s bridge ses­ sion were:, Mr I. Cow- perthwaite and Mr C. Hill, F. 'Walker and K. Jones.


'short NOTICE SHARES 6 MONTHS NOTICE 10.00% = 14.29% gross


1 month’s NOTICE 9.50% = 13.57% gross


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ONE MONTH'S SHARE 9.72% net = 13.89% gross All gross interest rales quoted assume£^lax paid at 30%


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ConsenI needei


to disph posted


PEOPLE who p| posters without pV sion advertising events could fina selves in court. Fl|


' ing, as it is tem| causing increased i particularly on thJ and major traffic rcT


Chief Plannin,!


Technical Officti Philip Bailey tol| Ribble Valley Cl Development Sub-c| tee: “In future,


found fly-posting i| permission will be'| the regulations and| a similar incident! again prosecutioif follow.”^


1 The Control of


tisement Regulatio: requires consent tel tained before sigj displayed.


Under the Toil


Country Planninf 1971, anyone founq of fly'posting fined up to £200, :| for eacn day the continues after coni and that includJ owner of the h| which tW6 sign played.


Anyone intend


erect signs adv local events shou. contact Mr E. Ml Enforcement Offiir the C^uncij 0 Ctoch WMk, Clitl


THE COACHI


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