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;J PENDLE HOTEL $ ^


J ; ' • CHATBURN / J £ CHRISTMAS EVE DISCO * * NEW YEAR’S EVE DISCO


* * ' £1 .0 0 E 1 -00


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Magnificent: public response


HAVINGjust'readof.the>rejection;ofia!'plan- ning -application that -I submitted to, enable'the change. of use. of the Peel Street-Launderette to a fish and chip takeaway,' I would draw--;the attention-of tne readership to - the Vanomolies


• surrounding this application and planning in ■general. - ,


? .It ■■must; be . understood


; that the application was for a fish: and t chip takea- way and not .takeaway


' foods • as stated: This “detail” in the. description was probably deliberately inferred to cloud the real


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DECEMBER 20th: CAROL SERVICE


ISTMAS DAY: FAMILY SERVICE


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. DECEMBER 20th: I CAROL SERVICE


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ISTMAS DAY: 0 a.m. HOLY ;


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DECEMBER 27th: . CHRISTINGLE ■ WITH CAROLS •


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NEW YEAR’S EVE


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Christmas Eve— Holy Communion, 11-30 p.m.


Christmas Day Praise— 10-30 a.m.


Sunday 27th — Family Service 10-30 a.m.


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CHRISTMAS BINGO (Goods)


EYES DOWN 8 p.m. > THURSDAY,


DECEMBER 17th


' CLITHEROE FOOTBALL CLUB


CHRISTMAS


BINGO NIGHT (GOODS)


Tuesday, December 22nd • AT THE


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8 p.m.


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ADVERTISEMENT IN THIS YOUN LOCAL PAPER


.intention of. the applica­ tion, in view of there having already been a fish and chip takeaway next door, in Derby Street, until its recent closure.


- basis. This would be drast­ ically reduced in the prop­ osed operation. In fact,


■allowed seven day trading between8 a.m: and ill p.m.’ on a continuous


-,vThe agreed hours for the: launderette operation


-the proposed site is ideal­ ly suited for..a fish and chip takeaway, as it offers


•the facility of off street p arking, with d irec t access opposite the prop­ erty, a facility not: enjoy­ ed by many Clitheroe traders. I


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the logic of the planning department, in coming; to the conclusion that my proposals would lead to— ■ (a) Disturbing the local


One cannot understand


residents. (b) Trade at hours con­


and- the launderette al­ ready enjoyed,trading at unsociable hour's.. As for the five .conscien­


sidered unsociable in a re­ sidential area. When, a fish and chip takeaway has operated in Derby Street previously


tious objectors, 1 I would add that, 5,000 objectors did not prevent, the coun­ cil office project from going ahead! Perhaps • the idea of


■ £205.11 received from the public ■


playing. ;iri the"'Clitheroe. area on Saturday.' •, ' We are/ in’


•• at * our Christmas >


local Salvation Army, evangalism; maintaining corps for training people to follow, teaching of. the Babe bom - in Bethlehem; facilities for • youth "work ■and , Sunday school ac­ tivities etc. •


ful and wish the public to know ■ that the' following are ■ the1 proportions- allo­ cated to the various- sec­ tions. : 30 per cent caring for needy in this community; Christmas dinner and fes­ tivities for the lonely in the Burnley area; and our counselling service.’ ■ . t ■


deed, grate­ 30 per - cent supporting Party time at Chatburn •-


30 per cent maintaining the Salvation Army band


/with instruments and music. E v e ry week throughout the year, this band plays in our streets, cheers hospital . patients/ visits old, people’s homes. Bandsmen receive no pay or expenses but buy their own uniforms . and'- pay weekly subscriptions. - ” - ■ The final. 10 .per'rcent goes to support Salvation Army national administra­ tion;, organisation and oversight. . • ■, - We would wish to thank


. mas message to the public by allowing us to play. , The band was provided


empty shop units .appeals to, the Planning Depart­ ment, as it can justify its existence in making its presence felt by rejecting applications willy nilly, al­ though there would seem to be several books of rules in operation. . It would appear in the


the council for the'permis­ sion to. bring the Christ-


final analysis that if• the Planning Department simply like the idea, then' it gets approval, irrespec­ tive of public opinion. IAN GRANT, Acrecroft, Newtori-in-Bowland.


by the Burnley. Accring-- ton Road corps ’'com­ manded by Lieutenant and Mrs Paul Brine. The, Clitheroe corps were rep­ resented with Envoy-Mr J. H. Tagg,'band, Mrs Envoy E.’. E. Tagg, col­ lecting, and Mrs Hogg, retired Envoy, maintain­ ing food and drinks. To all we would express


our best wishes and bles­ sing this Christmas and for the New Year.


‘


ENVOY MR J. H. TAGG 131 Clitheroe Road, Sabden


' r Strikes gold


FIVE years patient hard work with . the Skipton. Duke of Edinburgh Group has broughtats reward for 1 9 -y e a r -o ld :. • , Sue Thurogood;of the Old Vic­ arage, Gisburn. - :


to receive the Gold Award from Prince Philip. at a.


Yesterday she was, due '


■ ceremony at Buckingham • Palace. Among, the ac­ tivities required;, for the. award were expeditions,' first aid, mountaineering, physical fitness and social work. ' ; .......y “Sue was educated- at Moorland School and -the 6th. form at.;.Clitheroe Royal Grammar School and she is1 at present taking a three-year, course in recreation management and business studies at Farnborough College, Hants.


. An athletics fan, she has ’ represented Ribble Valley andLancashire, her speciality being the 800 metres..


School in the national in­ dependent schools’ athle­ tics at Crystal Palace she set a new record time for the 800 metres.


Running for Moorland Enjoyable


PRESIDENT of Clitheroe Soroptimist. Club, Mrs. Isobel ‘S tubbins, -wel­ comed members and guests to their Christmas party- at The Duke of York Hotel, Grindleton. Despite bad weather


conditions an enjoyable evening was spent. -Mem­ bers of the local group entertained and the even­ ing concluded with. carol singing!


THE joy of the. Christmas story never fails to bring happiness to those who hear it. And the, ■Nativity play by, infants of Pendle County Primary School was no exception. Some 85 infants managed to brave the weath­


• express:; our appreciation ,< •for the collection >,of


MAY , I, through the medium: of your ---paper,v-


er to perform, the play and carol service on - Monday watched by more than 100 parents. ■ The infants were trained by Mrs Barbara


King, head of infants, who was also responsible for the music. . She was helped by teachers Mrs:' B. Robinson,,, Miss J. Calvert and , Miss J. Postlethwaite, who assisted with the costumes and readings. Our picture shows Mary (Janet Bancroft)


and Joseph (Stewart Hanson) with members of the cast and other pupils.


TWENTY - residents of . BrowJv;Chatburn, 'tucked- the sheltered -aecommoda- ■. into -a home-made cake at ■tion scheme, at Crowtrees ' their, annual Christmas


.‘NO? TO NEW HOUSE ON


BARN SITE


AFTER receiving planning permission to con­ vert a bam at Chaigley into a dwelling, the developer demolished the building. But when members of


;■ house on • the site, near 'Crooked Field Farm, they, were, warned that approv­ al could .have serious im-. plications. /


the ' Ribble-.Valley Coun­ cil’s development Com­ mittee considered an ap­ plication to build a new-


i; The . application was refused.


.


BACKHOUSE' — LEEMING ■


r -The bridegroom' is the ■ second son:of Mr and Mrs T. J.-. BackhouseY/of . Park


.Church,: Scorton, to Miss • Susan Leeming./, ’, V


. .C l i th e ro e chef-' Mr: Simon .James Backhouse was married. at’St Peter’s'


- there was no overriding reason, why the barn should have been d'e-’


Technical Officer Mr Philip ■ Bailey said that


• molished otherirthan to /make .the construction . of dwe 11 ing e a s ie r and cheaper.


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■ Ave'nue, Clitheroe. The bride, is the eldest daugh­


te r o f ’Mr - and •: Mrs : P; Leeming, hf Station ;Lane,v •Scorton. • <, ( . Given ’away.,, by. her' father, she wore;.a ,white- lace gown’ . with Y a . train


'and a full length/veil held' in place by .a-floral head­ dress. She carried pink and .white carnations and lilies of the valley. ■ . ■■In attendance were Mis ses C a ro le/v an d Elizabeth- Leeming, the: bride’s siste’rs, who wore burgundy dresses “


med with lace and earned, posies of pink and white' carnations., Page 'boy was the.


’trim-!


Jonathan Backhouse, ’the: bridegroom’s ‘ brother and


bride’s cousin Master; Edward Leeming. •' B e s t man- was Mr


. ushers ■ were’, two- other brothers Messrs -Paul and Andrew. Backhouse. • v. v- ’ The ceremony' was? con­


ducted by the'Rev. Alan! Linten, who was assisted by the-bridegroom’s god-: fa th e r , Canon*.G.- S. ■Northcott. The ■


, Photo'graph:- Mr -. A-. Smith, Scorton. .-


to live at Lancaster.


TOP TWENTY SOUNDS


(1) “Don’t- you' want League._


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me?.” — The 'Human ' '


■ 4. (24) .‘,‘This land 'of make-believe” — Bucks iFizz. :-' . 5. (3) “Begin the beguiney—j Julio -Inglesias.*--: ? , v. 6. (7) “It must be love” — Madness. 7. (6) “Bedsitter” — Soft Cell."


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, 9.* (33) “Love needs.-no^ disguise”-.—’Gaiy Numan. ( 10. (11) “One of'us” — Abba./ '


—fThe-Fun Boy Three, v* „ - * '''■ , i 20. (5) “Let’s groove”.— Earth, Wind'and Fire.,


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16/ (15) “Ay ay ay ay moosey” :— 1 Modem'Romance. /*' 17. (18) “Steppin’ out” — Kool’and the Gang.' ? ‘A 18. (19) “Physical” — Olivia NewtoifJohn: ■ , 1 ’ ! 19.


13. (4) “Why do fools fall in' love” -4- Diana Ross/! / 14. (29), “Birdie-song” — The Twefets? 15. (11) “Flashback” — Imagination. •


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'• - National placingsYarei in, brackets'- LP of the.week:' “Chart.Hits ’81”;— Various,'Artists., Chart compiled by CastleRecords’and.Tapes/,


11. (10) “.Wedding bells’- — Go'dley and Creme. '' " --- /; 12 . (17), “Rock and roll” -^'Status Quo.


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8. :', ■ (8) “Under pressure” — Queen and David Bowie, y :> y ,


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2. (9) “Ant rap” —Adam and the Ants. 3. (2) “Daddy’s home” — Cliff Richard: •- „ ■


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couple are' (


■ cheaper and easier to de­ molish and- rebuild rather


.preceiiderityfor ■ all ’ other ■/bam conversions as it was always lik e ly to be


I f p e rm is s io n was granted it Would set a


, than to convert.' y. / •It would also .make it'


difficult to refuse any. similar applications for dwellings anywhere in the countryside and would, prejudice the! committee’s policy of securing well-


’■'planned ! development within the' area , .of‘ out-: standing natural beauty. Mr Bailey recalled that


’ .- sion. .


! ant’s - architects - stated ■that.; th e n ew building (would be virtually identi-; 'cal (to the bam conver- p ::; /.■.;:■•:.


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/.there (was . no intent,( or. (knowledge - that it might: contravene, planning ap­ proval. .;


' ( y .(, Fined for


f having no : L-plates


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i,,m a g i s t r a t e s .:, ■ ;-iThe-y». ■


'care- and , attention ; was dismissed -by the ■ town’s


•jured^his wrist'. ■ . / of.the'vehicle and in-


, ,.Mr“Barry-Dearing (de­ fending) saidtCowman had.


■i nov chance to vavoid. :the1 a c c id e n t ' ‘ which, he claimfed was : caused s by-


’ (20) “The lunatics have taken over the asylum”


ithe/carv driver,, pulling: out* (from the kerb^and putting. ■ oncoming:vehicles'!a t ;risk.^', 41. Cowman admitted using: •the-^motor.'cycle'Writhout/ L-plates and for this he’ was fined,£25: ,,


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A LATE NIGHT THURSDAYJILL 8-30 . ’ Ample car parking facilities _ - ' ■• ’ ^ ,


.ofJ.-.Littlemoor Road, ’Clitheroe, for driving- a- motor cycle without dud


A’’ SUMMONS .against John!Paul Cowman-(18),


? awarded him costs of £30. r / . I n a collision with a car,: he was - thrown over; the, topK


. It was claimed that the- demolition of the’ barn: (was carried out on purely practical grounds and


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in addition to the usual large and carpets we now have . . . >


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• after the: barn was der. molis’hed ; it -was; disco­ vered that the applicanti had. started building ‘and' an enforcement order -was • served inOctober. --Then': .came .the application for the new dwelling. . . . - : ■ ; ;; In a. letter, the applic-


Borough Planning and


party. But the person who


is currently in South Africa,- where ’ she is spending three months with her son. The p a r ty , a t the


baked it wasn’t there to taste a slice. For Mrs Enid.Butcher


rations the hosts -were thanked by Mr.Tom Pringle, one of the.resi­ dents. V


Clitheroe Art Supplies


(Formerly Tattersall's) /


HIGH QUALITY ARTISTS MATERIALS ; AND CRAFT PRODUCTS


Brown Cow Inn, Chat- burn, hosted by landlord and landlady Mr and Mrs Brian Hardie, included a meal followed by music and carols. At the end of the celeb­


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OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. . -


DYEING COMPANY LIMITED PRIMROSE WORKS, CLITHEROE Tel. 23721


STALWART LOW MOOR


FISH AND CHIP SHOP DERRICK, OLIVE AND DOROTHY


•would like to wish all friends and customers a Happy Christmas


and a ,Prosperous New Year


'• CUSTOMERS ALLAN & BARBARA


GREETINGS TO ALL FRIENDS AND'


SEASON’S GROCERY AND OFF-LICENCE


2TYORKST, Clitheroe. Tel. 22285


146 WHALLEY RD, CLITHEROE Tel. 24707


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