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‘Finish schemes or lose grants’ decides council


■PARISH .Councils and organisations receiving grants from the Ribble'-Valley Council for recreational projects are to .be given a deadline to complete the work. ■ j


■ The council’s Recreation and Leisure Committee has ruled' that in future work should be carried out by December 31st.


• This will act as a , “spur” ' to applicants to ensure that projects are com­ pleted and approved in time for the grant to be paid before, the end of the .financial year.


If. work is not- com­


pleted by the end of De­ cember, the committee may re-allocate the money to other projects arising' during the year.'


proved grants totalling £12,500 towards a variety of projects in the Ribble Valley. •


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Show glows with springtime colour


RIMINGTON Memorial Institute glowed with colour from the profusion of flowers and plants when the village Horticul­ tural Society held its annual show at the weekend, attended by crowds of visitors. The floral art section


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A PROPOSAL to convert a double garage and make a new extension to form a dormer bungalow adjoin­ ing 1 Church Gates, Bolton-by-Bowland, has been rejected by . the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee. It was agreed that the


condition of the garage made it impossible for a true conversion without considerable renovation of


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shape and size of the back garden would make it.dif-- ficult to comply with re­ levant building regula­ tions and the loss ’ of the garage could result in vehicles standing on the' highway. Chief Architect and


Planning Officer Mr Philip Bailey stressed that there are no planning objections in principle for residential use of the site, provided that-provision is made for off-street parking for the existing house and any new house created.by the alteration. He advised the applic­


ant to attempt to increase the size of the garden at the.rear of the garage and to .consider building 'a house in keeping with the


village. .


STIC KITS AILWAYS


was very well supported with some excellent ar­ rangements and confec­ tionery classes, intro­ duced for the first time, including one for a decora­ tive Easter cake. Only in the children’s


c la s se s were entries down. P r e s id en t Miss B. Woodcock, of Rimington, presented the trophies and Mr Ernest Sedgwick thanked everyone for their help and support. ■ After the show, Mr


Alan Scott auctioned pro­ duce donated by ex­ hibitors to raise money for society funds. Raffle winner was Mr D. Peel.


RESULTS


plant: E. Sedgwick, Tony But- te rw o r th , Mrs Falshaw. Foliage plant: 1 and 2, Tony Butterworth, Mrs Joan Sedg­ wick. Flowering shrub: Mrs K. Schosland. Cacti or succulent: 1 and 3, T. Butterworth, Mrs E. Hartley.


best floral art — Mrs M. Old­ field (Horton-in-Craven). Best pot plant — Mrs K. Schosland (Roughlee). Best in children’s section — James Falshaw (Gis- burn). Best confectionery — Mrs C. Knowles (Rimington). Horticulture — Flowering


Trophies: Best in show and


E. Jackson. Vase of daffodils: Mrs Nicholson, Mrs D. Wells, A. Stott. Saucer of flower heads: Mrs C.. Knowles, Mrs F. Ingleby, Mrs "Hartley. Floral Art — Spring flowers:


Hyacinth: Howard Sedgwick, E. Sedgwick, Mrs Nicholson. Daffodils: Alan Stott, Howard Sedgwick, Mrs Hartley. Flowering shrub sprays: Mr


Bulbs: 1 and 2, Mrs C. Nicholson, Howard Sedgwick.


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Granted licence to sell wines


A CHIPPING man who plans to set up a wine agency, working from his home, was granted an off- licence at the Ribble Valley Licensing Transfer Sessions.


Mr David James Mar­


shall, .of Harling House, Chipping, said he had some knowledge of wines and wished to start his own business, having been made redundant from his previous job.


Giving an assurance


ture garden: James Falshaw, Jean Thistlethwaite; Howard Sedgwick. Edible necklace: Saran Nicholson, Simon Nichol­ son, T. Butterworth. Eggshell arrangement: T. Butterworth, Christian Schosland, J. Thist­ lethwaite. Decorated egg: Sarah Nicholson, T. Butter­ worth, J. Falshaw.-'


Mrs M. .Dewhurst, Mrs A. Seed, Mrs B. Thompson. Lan­ cashire Life: Mrs M. Oldfield, Mary Bairstow, Mrs Jackson. Easter Exhibit: Mrs Oldfield, Mrs C. Thistlethwaite, Mrs M. Dewhurst. Small proportions: Mrs Seed, Mrs A. Peacock, E. Sedgwick. Children's section — Minia­


Helen Falshaw, Mrs B. Thomp­ son, Mrs Thistlethwaite. Vic­ toria sandwich: Mrs L. New; love, 2 and 3, Mrs Hartley. Easter cake: 1 and 2, Mrs Knowles, Mrs Jackson. Hot cross buns: Christian Schos­ land, Mrs Jean Taylor, Mrs Thompson. Judges Mrs Susan Graveston


Confectionery — Apple pie: '


that he would deal only in wines, he said he had no wish to open a shop. He would be selling to friends by the case and hopefully to restaurants and clubs.


The venture would not


impinge on the local licensed trade and there was -no off-licence in the village..


posed by Mr L e s lie Ingham on behalf of the Ribble Valley Licensed Victuallers’ Association and three Chipping publi­ cans.


was no need to grant the licence in Chipping and he suggested that Mr Mar­ shall ought really to apply for a wholesaler’s licence to Customs and Excise.


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and Mr Albert Hartley (centre) with some of the exhibits shown by Howard Sedgwick (12), Mr Ernest Sedgwick (sec-1 retary) and - Heath Sedgwick (14).


CRUSADE


PENTECOSTAL Church member Mrs Thelma Lloyd will be leading a three-day crusade meet­ ing at Whalley-' Adult Centre from April. 21st. .During, the meetings, which have been held suc­ cess fully at' Rishton, Great .Harwood , and Glay- tori-le-Moors recently Mrs Lloyd, who hails from Ramsbottom, will be praying for the sick. , ‘ Everyone is welcome’ to


attend tthe meetings, which start at 7-30 p.m, j


Damaged window


A FORMER Clitheroe man, Terence William .Moorby (27), of Accring­ ton- Road, Burnley, was fined £40 at .Clitheroe after admitting damaging a council house window. , He was ordered to pay


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compensation of £8 and costs of £5. The bench also extended' an. existing suspended prison.sentence for a further six months. ; MP Stephen Bairker (de­


fending) Said Moorby had not come to Clitheroe intent on causing damage. Thie" incident had ’ arisen from'his relationship with a woman. The relationship had now ended.


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The committee ap­


Ribblesdale Wanderers Cricket- Club which; is. spending £1,200 on altera­ tions to its pavilion.


Clitheroe and district


Amateur Swimming Club, which plans to, .spend £1,050 on equipment, is being allocated £150 and the, Blackburn Model En-


.gineering Society will re­ ceive £75 towards improv­ ing its miniature railway site at Edisford.


Other grants include: THE efforts of members annual prizegiving. pictured congratulating of the Ribble Valley Prizes were presented Andrew Hurst, the snor-


: Junior Snorkel Club were . by Mr Ronald Williamson, kel diver of the year, rewarded at the group’s of Higher Hodder, who is The attendance prize


went to Andrew Whitman and the written examina­ tion prize to Jane Whiteside.


Royal Life Saving inter­


mediate awards were pre­ sented to. Andrew Hurst, Elspeth Hurst, 'Angela Kay and Susan Glover.


Certificates and badges


went, to Alison Ashworth, Diane Bullewell, Caroline Cud worth, Susan Glover, Elspeth Hurst, Andrew Hurst, Richard Janes,


A n g ela Kay, P e te r W h ite s id e and Jane Whiteside.


Thompson gave a slide show on the year’s events and also in attendance were instructors Dick Grayston, Brian Birtwell and Mark Sutcliffe. ■


Group leader Frank The club meets every


Tuesday at the Ribbles- dale Pool, Clitheroe, and would welcome any new members between the ages of 10 and 16.


will receive £900 towards . the £17,750 for a club­ house and changing fa c i l i t ie s at Church Meadow and a similar amount is earmarked for the Ribble Valley Sports and Recreational Associa­ tion, which is spending £7,500 on the Roefield Barn sports hall. Clitheroe FC will re­


ceive £800 towards the £5,500 needed for new changing rooms at Shaw- bridge and a total of £1,200 will go to Clitheroe Town Council for play­ ground equipment at Sal thill and Chester Avenue costing £4,055. A sum of £400 will go to


Clitheroe Rugby Club -


Chipping Parish Council — £1,000 for alterations to Memorial Hall; Whal- ley’s_ Queen Elizabeth II Playing Fields Association — £800 for completion of phase two; Rimington Re­ creation Association — £800 for fitting out chang­ ing rooms.


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£500 for re-roofing village hall.


Field Management Com­ mittee — £750 for provi­ sion of services to chang­ ing accommodation; Wis- well PC — £600 for play equipment; Pendleton Vil­ lage Hall Committee —


Bowland Forest (Lower


Division) PC — £400 for fixtures and fittings to Whitewell Village Hall; Sabden PC — £100 for playground equipment; Read PC — £200 for drainage works on recrea­ tion ground; Chatburn PC — £175 for playing field fencing.


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