10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 16th,-1981
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A LOOK AT DOGS BAN
A BAN on dogs in 32 Clitheroe streets is being considered by the Ribble Valley Council.
At a meeting of the-
‘Yes’ to garage aerial
PERMISSION for a shortwave aerial on the garage roof of 12 Stubbins Lane, Sabden, has been granted by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop-- ment Sub-Committee.
The committee was told.
that three objections had been r e c e iv ed from nearby residents, saying the aerial could have an adverse effect on radio and television reception.
The aerial, which has TURN LEATHER TANNERY SHOP
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already been erected, was also considered an eye sore, as it could be seen from many points. It was felt that approval could be the start of many more applications, since Sabden seemed to have "gone overboard” for CB and radio operations.
to grant the application, subject to a condition that the use of the aerial did not affect the neighbour hood by noise or vibration and was for, personal en joyment only, not for bus iness or industry.
However, it was agreed
Ribble Valley’s Public Works and Health Com mittee, it was,, decided to delay discussion of the matter until further infor
mation has been received from Lancashire County Council on how such a ban should be enforced.
Clitheroe town council
first suggested the ban 12 months ago, following complaints from residents and traders.
The proposed streets
are: Chatburn Road, Waterloo Road, Peel Street, Queensway, Well- gate, Shawbridge Street, Pen d le Road, York Street, Market Place, Castle Street, Castle Gate, Whalley Road, Moor Lane, Parson Lane, Bawdlands, Edisford Road, Station Road, King Street, Railway View, Railway View Road, Church Street, Church Brow, Waddington Road, Eastham Street, Ribbles- dale Avenue, High Street, Low Moor, Pimlico Road, Well Terrace, Henthorn Road, Greenacre Street, Eshton Terrace, Thorn Street, St Paul’s Street, Low Moor.
The issue is expected to
be discussed by the Health Committee on May 19th.
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PINNING the tail on the donkey was one of- the amusing pastimes at- a “Great Blue Peter bring-and-buy sale” or ganised by Gisburn Brownies.
Robert Larkin, of the Commercial Hotel,trying to put his finger on the solution, watched by members of the Brownie pack.
Seen is. 10-year-old
.The sale, in the vil la g e ’s Festival Hall
raised £106 for the In
ternational Y ear. of' Dis- 'abled People.- . ■ It was the idea of one of the, Brownies, • Helen Duckworth, of Riming-' ton, and featured a raffle, stalls selling jumble, books, toys and games,1 home-made pro duce and cakes. The 16 Brownies , in
the pack, led by Mrs Ann Wilson, of Greys- tones,--. Bentlea Road, Gisburn, served coffee and biscuits.
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Slump in waste paper prices worries club
i - ■ ' : .CLITHEROE Old People’s Welfare Committee
£2,000' was raised from the sale of paper — "40 per .cent of the £5,000 ■annual cost of running the
■the; price rtow being paid for waste paper has led to
centre. . But a dramatic fall in
o n t v n .
•.fears fhat the committee :could 'find itself a s : much
is looking for help. from. the public in collecting wa^te’paper. L a s t -y e a r , almost
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nPendle Club old people’s ganising collections should ---
contact committee .mem bers.”
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. biggest single source of -.igned,. the chairmanship- revenue and the amount - through ill' health, now we receive per ton has fills the role of vice-chair- recently fallen by about £4,” man previously held by said the committee’s new Mr Haig................ chairman, Mr Brian Haig. “That could mean that
we will be up to £1,000 short on this year’s run ning expenses, so we are looking for the public’s
. Another resignation was that of . Mr Ernest Tolson, treasurer for the past eight years, who
as^ .^liOOO short on this the Mayor of Clitheroe year’s running expenses. Coun. Leo Wells;. -I ■'■..* “Waste paper is. our Mr Robinson; who res-
chairman from - Mr Joe Robinson at- the-annual' meeting, presided over by .
iMr Haig took over . as
off at-the Pendle Club, be tween 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. Anyone -interested in . helping. our waste paper , sub-committeewith- or-’.
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help in both donating . fare committee. He is suc- more paper and helping to ceeded by Mr Derrick- collect it.
Holmes. Old boys 'spring supper . -
“Paper can be dropped Mrs Joan Biehler was' re-elected secretary. ■ ' .
said, the outside of the club had been repainted' and consideration>was now being given to the ■provision o f a c c e s s facilities, toilets and a lift for disabled members and also the possibility of changing from , oil to gas central heating as an economy measure.
chairman, Mr Robinson reviewed the past year’s activities and paid par ticular tribute to the- “waste, paper, team” and to Mr Tolson for his long and dedicated service.- During1 the'year, he
In his final report as Mr Haig added that, al 3 k / Coach-house
THE Ribble Valley Coun cil’s Development Sub- Committee has backed a plan to convert part of the existing coach-house at Fair Oak Farm, Leagram, Chipping, into living ac commodation.
MORE than 100 former pupils of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School attended the annual spring supper, held this year at the Edis ford Bridge Inn. Headmaster Mr Gerald
Hood welcomed everyone to the evening, organised '
by the Old Clitheronians’ Association.
chips and peas was partly paid for by the association and during the evening a raffle was held.
A supper of meat pie,
• The association’s next big date is a “Spring Hap pening” being run at the school on May 1st, in con junction with the Friends of-CRGS.
though it had been de cided to .keep the annual subscription for member-' ship of Pendle Club down to 25p until August, it would then have to be increased to £1 because of rising costs.
For cows
A PROPOSED cow milk ing bail at Dewhurst Farm. Langho, has been approved by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop ment Sub-Committee.
•will, however, remain an active member of the wel- ■
MEYLER .— WRIGHT Farmer’s daughter Miss
Helen Wright, of Cob House Farm, Grindleton, married Mr Alan. Lawr- ■ ence Meyler, of Ryddings
Farm, Chaigley, at St Ambrose Church, Grindle-. ton, on Saturday. . The bride, the youngest
daughter of Mi-and Mrs R-. -Wright,, is an accounts clerk.- The bridegroom, an • assistant 'product group'
manager, is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs L. W. P. Meyler. ■
The bride, given away ■
by her father, wore a classical gown of French embroidered chiffon, with flounced train and pleated; trim. She had a short cir cular veil and bridal cap and earned a posy of silk flowers. ;
In attendance, her .
A SCHEME to build a superior quality stone bungalow at “Mead Croft”, Clitheroe Road, Whalley, has been re jected by the Ribble ' Valley Council’s Develop ment Sub-Committee.
In. recommending refus al, Chief Architect and
s is te r , Miss Marjorie Wright, wore a turquoise chiffon Edwardian-style dress with cape effect and
lace-trim. She had a petal Juliet cap and carried silk flowers. B e s t man was the
bridegroom’s brother, Mr David Meyler, and groomsmen were Mr Derek Driver, the bride’s brother-in-law, and Mr Derek Meyler, the brideg room’s brother.
' The ceremony, con ducted by the Rev. B.
; Bate, was followed by a ; reception- at the Calfs Head Hotel, Worston. After honeymooning in Wales, the couple will live in Clitheroe.
^Photograph: Westmins ter Studios, Langho.
‘Detrimental to area’ good highway planning.
.Clitheroe- Road, which would be detrimental the character and ap pear- ance of the area. Also, it would not be in the inter ests
a lo n g to of road safety and
Planning Officer Mr Philip Bailey said it would result in an extension of ribbon d e v e fom e n t
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