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14 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June Ulh, 1981


Houses next to graveyard plan


/out of place’


OUTLINE permission has been granted to build two‘houses on land adjoining “Brook­ field,” Longridge Road, Chipping, despite ob­ jections from the Parish Council and residents.


Chatburn lorry ban inquiry


A PUBLIC inquiry to decide whether a ban on heavy traffic can be im­ posed in the Chatburn area will be held at Clitheroe on October 20th.


decision of the Secretary of State for the Environ­ ment not to allow the ban — proposed by the county council — without a public hearing. Details of the proposed


The inquiry follows the


scheme arose because the site is next to a burial ground by St Mary’s RC Church: The Parish Coun­ cil also objected because trees would have to be cut down.


Oppos ition to the ^ '| l l I > A resident and the local


p r ie s t , Fr F ran c is Duggan, claim that houses next to a graveyard would be out of place. Houses inevitably brought dogs which might run free.and foul the graves.


ban on heavy traffic through Chatburn and along Worston Road were f ir s t a d v e r t ised in August, 1979, and backed by Chatburn Parish and Ribble Valley Councils. But a number of objec­


tions were received. These resulted in the


, county council amending its proposals so that wagons would be able to travel on Worston Road, but only from Clitheroe Road to the Clitheroe bypass, while certain lor­ ries which had to call in the centre of Chatburn could use Clitheroe and Sawley Roads.


Collision


near bridge A BARNOLDSWICK driver declined hospital treatment for slight in­ juries when his Ford Cor­ tina was in collision with a heavy goods vehicle near Downham bridge on the A59 Clitheroe bypass at tea time on Tuesday. Mr George Gibb, of


Meadow Way, suffered cuts to his right ear and right arm. The lorry driver, Mr John Graham Mann, ‘ of Tregonwy, Truro, Cornwall, was un­ injured.


that there is no proper footpath on Longridge Road which is a hazard for children crossing to the school on the opposite side.


They also pointed out


Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee, Chief Architect and Planning Officer Mr Philip Bailey said that outline approval for four other houses and for a burial ground extension had been granted, which made this application an infill site.


But in a report to the


, He believed the prop­ osed development would be in place in the locality, which was mostly residen­ tial. He added that a foot­ path would be provided to enable people to cross the main road reasonably safely.


A restriction would be


imposed to retain the best trees on the site, though vegetation would have tOj be cleared for building to take place.


Contribution


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Finance and General Purposes Sub-Committee has decided to make a £20 contribution towards a trip to a sporting event in Oslo next month by a group of disabled athletes from the North West.


THREE Clitheroe work­ mates at a Chatburn firm are tackling this summer’s Manchester marathon. Preparing for the gruel­


ling 26-mile jog are Mr Robert Kent, of Whalley Road, and Mr Alan Cook, of Woone Lane, who are seeking sponsorship to raise money for a special care baby unit at Queen’s Park Hospital, Blackburn. They and another work­


mate at Eric Dugdale’s — Mr Carl Thorne, of Hay- hurst Farm Terrace - would also like’ to hear from anyone who fancies joining them on the marathon, on August 23rd. Said Mr Kent, whose


wife Pamela recently raised £100 for the unit with a stall on Clitheroe market: "Although we have started training now, I personally am under no illusions about finishing the course. But we are all raring to have ago.” Entry in the marathon


costs £3 and would-be runners should contact Mr Kent (Tel. Clitheroe 26188). In our picture, putting


in some practice are, from the left Alan, Robert and Carl.


Gisburn


mers went on a farm walk at Mr and Mrs J. C. Wal­ ker’s home, Brennand Farm, Dunsop Bridge. An enjoyable evening was had by all and a vote of thanks was given by Ian Coates.


Farm walk Gisburn Young Far­


First place At the Young Farmers’


came first in the junior public speaking competi­ tion, Ian Coates was a member of the winning Brains trust team ana Hazel Coates a member of the debating team which came third.. All four go forward to


the national semi-finals to be held in Nottingham­ shire.


Northern Area Field Day, the Gisburn team came first in the club display- competition entitled “The things we do in the YFC.” . Robert and Helen Fal- shaw came third in the craft and commentary competition. They and the display team go forward to the national finals at the Royal Show in July. Mark and Linda Hanson


presiding at Gisburn WI, thanked those who helped with the sideshow at the Gala and congratulated those who dressed the float “Buy British,” which won second prize. Notice was given of a


For hospice Mrs Susan Graveston


mini auction in Trinity School, ’ Clitheroe, on August 6th, to raise funds for the Federation. It was decided to


won the competition for the most humorous post­ card.


Tea hostesses for July


are Miss Bibby, Miss E. Parsons and Mrs Lucas.


Disabled The w e l l-a t ten d ed


Sunday School anniver­ sary services at Sabden Methodist Church at the weekend realised £280 for church funds. Many former parishion­


donate half the proceeds of the Christmas Fayre this year to the Ribble Valley Hospice fund. Mrs Nan Hudson de­


lighted members with films of her holidays in Australia and a cruise on the QE2. She was thank­


spoon was won by Mrs J. Dibb, Mrs G. Moorhouse, Mrs R. Watson, Mrs M. Clarkson and .Mrs D. White.


ed by Mrs Jennie Gornall. A competition for a


; i f a


Tablets visit -


Denmark HOME from home is how some members of Clitheroe Round Table would describe Lemvig, Denmark. This picturesque fishing


Public Notices’


NOTICE OF PUBLIC \PATH ORDER


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1971


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL (FOOTPATH. NO. 26 WILPSHIRE) PUBLIC


PATH DIVERSION ORDER ' 1981


town in North Jutland was the destination for a third .official visit to Clitheroe’s twin Round Table. A group of Clitheroe


Tablers and their wives, led by chairman Mr Robert Berry, travelled to Denmark via New­ castle.


They enjoyed -two days '


'of brilliant sunshine and Scandinavian hospitality rivalled only by Lanca­ shire’s own variety: . The Clitheroe chairman


presented the hosts with a dartboard and darts for their clubhouse as a ges­ ture of thanks. An invitation was also


issued to the Danes to visit Clitheroe next year and continue the fellow­ ship that exists between Tablers worldwide.


Over 60s At Monday night’s


Sabden Over 60s social Mrs K. Newby, Mr W. Brown and Mrs M. Wade were the winners at dominoes. Whist: Ladies — Mrs


M. Swift, Mrs A. Denny. Gents — Mr F. Cottam and Mr E. Flannagan (joint). Raffle: Mrs K. Newby.


ers and ex-Sunday school scholars returned for the services, which were led by the minister, the Rev. Roland Bamford. At the afternoon ser­


vice the Sunday School scholars, led by Mrs Nancy Brogden and Mrs Lynn McCrerie, sang hymns and gave items on thq theme of the sick and disabled to coincide with the IYDP. They illustrated their


held at Parker Ten-ace, Gisburn, on Friday night, at the invitation of Mr and Mrs J. Frankland. It was organised by


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Sabden


Coming events Various summer events


afternoon on Wednesday between 2 and 4 p.m. at the home of Mrs Smith, when there will be a tom­ bola, plants and handic­ raft stalls. A patio party is to be


planned by Sabden WI were discussed by 20 members and two guests at Monday’s meeting in the County Primary School. There is to be a tea


held at Mooredge, Simon- stone Road, by Mrs Wilma Reid on August 21st, and from September onwards a “singing for pleasure” afternoon will be held at Mrs Dyer’s home on alternate Wed­ nesdays. There was a minute’s


silence in respect of WI member Miss N. Thomp­ son, who died recently. A letter was read from E. Speakman thanking mem­ bers for the E aster flowers. Mrs Perry spoke on


“Holiday nonsense” and was thanked by Mrs A. Fletcher. Mrs Whalley


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THERE was much hilari­ ty on .Clitheroe Castle Field when . the Ribble Valley: heat of the Red Rose. Festival -“It’s a knockout’! competition- was held.


Teams from the Ribble


Valley, Blackburn, Pendle and Rossendale took part


in a variety of games to test the skill of com-


’petitors, including a giant hoopla contest, obstacle races and a balancing game. Winners were Pendle


with 24 points and Ribble Valley came last with. 16. About 500 supporters turned up to watch the


contest, despite the poor weather. :


The Blackburn heat was


held on Tuesday, the Ros­ sendale contest will be next. Tuesday and -the final will be in Nelson on June 23rd.


Pictured are the Ribble


Valley-team. «- i


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theme with posters and drawings they had made. The children also as­ sisted the minister to il­ lustrate his. sermon at the evening service. The church’s next major


event is the Gift Weekend in October.


Young effort Two Sabden County


Primary School pupil% Sarah -And Jonathan Graham, of Whalley Road, raised £25 when they held a jumble sale outside the school on Saturday morning. Sarah (11) and Jonathan


(8) have shared the money between Sabden Brownies and Guides and Read Scouts and Cubs.1


Sabden Over 60s whist and domino drive are — Dominoes: Mrs B. Parker, Mrs N.J Hargreaves, Mrs L. Hunt, Mr T. Graham, Mrs F. Boocock. Whist — Ladies: Mrs M. Swift, Mrs N. Marshall and Mrs A. Howarth ( jo in t) . Gents: Miss B. Nixon, Mr J. Simm. At Thursday’s social


Cards and spots Latest results from


w in n e r s w ere — Dominoes : Mrs K. Newby, Miss A. Alston. Whist: Mr E. Wilson, Mrs E. Hargreaves, Miss E. Hayes. Raffle: Mr J. Simm.


Hypnotic talk Professional hypnotist


the enrolling member, Mrs Eileen Luckett. The talk was followed by a very interesting discus­ sion. More than 20 mem­ bers attended.


Mrs Joyce Penrose of Burnley enthralled mem­ bers of St Nicholas’s MU, Sabden, with a talk on hypnosis — and how it can improve your health. She was introduced by


queen Louise Harrod, of Whalley Road, will be crowned in a ceremony at St Nicholas’s Church, on Saturday afternoon. This will be followed by


Walking day Sabden’s new rose


the annual garden party. On Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. Longridge Prize Band will lead the church in its annual walking day.


Chatburn


New members Preacher at Chatburn,


.presented each with a Bible. In his address MrJones


A. Ward Jones received four new church members — Mrs Marion Johnson, Mrs Elsie Clark, Mrs Christine Alker and Mr William Alker. Mr T. Hudson, senior churchste- ward, welcomed them and


Methodist Church on Whit Sunday morning was: Mr P. B. Horne. In the evening the Rev.


The above named order (hereinafter referred to as “ the order” ) made on the 11th May, 1981 is about to be submitted to the Secretary of State Department of the Envi­ ronment for confirmation or to be confirmed by the Ribble Valley Borough Council as an unopposed order.


The effect of the order if con­ firmed without modification will be to divert that portion of footpath No. 26 Wilpshire commencing from its junction with footpath No. 25 in a north westerly direction for- a distance of approximately 155 yards to point B to a line from point B in a southerly direc­ tion for a distance of approxi­ mately 33 yards to point C to join Hollownead Close. A copy of the order and the map contained in it has been deposited and may be in­ spected free of charge at the Information Desk, Council Of­ fices, Church Walk, Clitheroe between normal office hours.


Any representation’ or objec­ tion with respect to the Order may be sent in writing to the Chief Executive Officer, Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA within 28 days of the date of publication of this Notice and should state the grounds on which it is made.


If no representations or objec­ tions are duly made or if any so made are withdrawn the Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil may instead of submitting the order to the Secretary of State for confirmation them­ selves confirm the order as an unopposed order. If the order is submitted to the Sec­ retary of State for confirma­ tion any representations and objections which have been duly made and not withdrawn will be sent to the Secretary of State with the order.


11th June, 1981


M. JACKSON Chief Executive


Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, BB7 2RA


BOROUGH COUNCIL TOWN AND COUNTRY


RIBBLE VALLEY


PLANNING ACTS 1971 to 1974


DESIGNATED CONSERVATION AREA:


An application has been received for permission to A. Erect a garage and entr­ ance porch at “ Lingmell," Beechthorpe Avenue, WADDINGTON (3/81/ 0685/PB).


B. Erect a radio aerial at the Vic to r ia


Hotel


C. Demolish part of garden wall and provide vehicular access at 2 Longridge Road, CHIPPING (3/81/ 0696/P).


reminded the congrega­ tion of the meaning of Whit Sunday, when- the Holy Spirit came, to the first disciples and new members were added to the Church. The service concluded with Com­ munion.


Show songs ■ On Saturday evening,


, Cowgill, Tony Gilmour and Jim Parker, with sev­ eral small solos excellent­ ly performed by the gent­ lemen of the company. Pianist was.Mr Philip


beautifully sung by Geral­ dine Macdonald, Janet


members of Clitheroe Parish Church Operatic Society gave a delightful performance of songs from some of the shows produced in Clitheroe. Solos and duets were


CLITHEROE (3/81/0692/ P).


Public Notices THE CLITHEROE ADVERTISER AND TIMES -


has taken considerable trouble to ensure all advertisements-in this-issue are truthful,


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LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


COMMONS REGISTRATION ACT 1965 OWNERSHIP OF UNCLAIMED LAND


The question of the ownership of the common land and village greens described below (of which fuller particulars may be obtained by inspection of the Registers of Common Land and Town or Village Greens kept-at the offices of the Chief Executive/Clerk, Christ Church Precinct, County Hall, Preston) has been referred for decision to a Commons Commissioner,


who will arrange a hearing in public.


Any person claiming to be the freehold owner of any of this land, or to have information as to its ownership is requested to write to The Clerk of the Commons Commissioners, 4th Floor, Golden Cross House, Duncannon Street, London WC2N 4JF1 before July 13th, 1981 quoting the particulars of the land and the reference number given in this notice, when he/she will be informed of the arrangements made for the hearing. Whatever decision is-reached as to the ownership of this land, its legal status as registered common land or village green will not be


•


‘ affected Dated this 5th day of June 1981


PARTICULARS OF THE LAND BRIAN HILL, Chief Executive/Clerk Lancashire County Council


Ref. No. 220/U/1. VG6 Those pieces of land collectively known as


Wennington Green in the Parish of Wen- nington


220/U/6. VG156 The piece of land known as the Village Green in the Parish of Horton.


220/U/2: CL158 Land known as Cranberry Moor and Grimehills Moor, Darwen.


220/U/3. CL205 -Land known as Hameldon Common, in the Parish of Hapton.


220/U/5. CL 65 •220/U/7. CL54


220/U/4. CL159 Land forming part of Hapton Moor in the Parish of Hapton. Land known as Harrop Fell, including Harrop Common and Harrop Fold in the Parish of Grindleton. Land known as Weets Hill in the Parish of Brogden.


220/U/8. CL184 Land known as the Salt Marsh in the Parish of Hambleton


220/U/9. CL90 Land known as Hare Appletree Fell, in the Parish of Quernmore and the Parish of Over


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D. Open a craft shop with living’ accommodation above at 36 King Street, WHALLEY (3/81/0704/P);


E. Provide a rehabilitation centre for patients from Brockhall Hospital, at 8/10 Eshton Terrace, CLITHEROE (3/81/0682/


Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertise­ ment, to the Chief Architect and Planning Officer, Plan­ ning Department, Council Of­ fices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA. A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period stated. 11th June, 1981 Signed: P. BAILEY (Chief Architect and


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Planning Officer 79626


Dobson, conductor Mr Jim Parker and compere Mr Edmond Cambien. Refreshments were


served and the event, held in the School Hall, raised £50 for Christ Church tower and steeple fund.


of the Ribblesdale Club, winners of the domino drive were Mrs M. Snape and Mrs M. Ridgeway. Tea hostesses were Mrs Q. Cottam and Mrs D. Atkinson!


Drive winners At last week’s meeting


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


HIGHWAYS ACT, 1980 SECTION 116


STOPPING UP OF HIGHWAY


STOPPER LANE,


RIMINGTON, RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH ,


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lancashire County Council, being the Highway Authority, intend to apply to the Magistrates’ Court sitting at the Court House, King Street, Clitheroe, on Thurs­ day, July 16th, 1981 at 10 a.m. for an Order authorising the stopping up of approxi­ mately 37 feet of the highway verge adjacent to Stopper Lane, Rimington in the Ribble Valley Borough, approximate­ ly 60 feet to the south of Gondal House, Rimington. If the application is approved, a 60 foot wide strip of land will be retained as part of the highway for use as a footway.


On the hearing of the applica­ tion, any person who uses the highway proposed to be stopped up and any person who would be aggrieved by the Order applied for shall have the right to be heard,


Dated: 11th day of June, 1981


Chief Executive/Clerk


Christ Church Precinct, County Hall, Preston, PR1 8XJ


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While every care is taken the Proprietors accept no responsibility for omission or mistakes.


0 ■ BOROUGH COUNCIL RIBBLE VALLEY


TOWN AND COUNTRY PUNNING ACTS 1971 to 1974


LISTED BUILDING:


The following applications have been received for per­ mission to:


A. Erect a silage clamp at Boasden Farm, NEWTON- IN-BOWUND (3/81/0709/


B. Erect a radio aerial at the Vic to r ia


P); . Hotel,


CLITHEROE (3/81/0692/ P).


C. Make a hard standing for a private car at Pear Tree


. Cottage, Gallows Lane, DUTTON (3/81/0703/P).


D Provide a new entrance road to replace existing dangerous entrance at Waddow


Hal l ,


CLITHEROE (3/81/0683/ P).


These properties are included in a Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural. or Historic Interest. Any person wishing to make representa­ tions should do so in writing, within 21 days from the date of this advertisement to the Chief Architect and Planning Officer, Planning Department, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe : BB7. 2RA quoting the relevant reference numbers. ’- .


A copy of the application and plans may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period stated.,


11th June, 1981


Signed: PHILIP BAILEY (Chief Architect and


. Planning Officer ■:


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