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12 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 19th, 1981


Hauliers to help — pay for lorry park


LOCAL hauliers will be expected to help foot the bill for the Ribble V a l l e y Council’s lorry park now taking shape at Salthill quarry.


Punched driver


in mouth AFTER motorist Stephen/


John Burrows (31), of Meadowside, Grindleton, had admitted assaulting another driver, Clitheroe magistrates deferred a de­ cision for four weeks. They asked for reports


ning and Transportation Committee, Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg (Wiswell) told councillors that she hoped that the hauliers realised they would have to help pay for the park.


Chairman of the Plan­


marks by Coun. Tom Robinson (Clitheroe) that


with a view of imposing a community service order. Mr W. D. Greenwood,


She was replying to re­


it would be wrong to have the ratepayers providing what were free business


facilities for lorry owners presently using the old Albion Mill site.


defending, said Burrows was provoked by a man who had been driving close behind him and had constantly flashed his


headlights. Burrows stopped be­


cause he thought there must be something wrong with his rear lights, but


there was not. There was a heated ar­


gument, said Mr Green­ wood adding, "the other man slapped my client’s face and burst his nose. “Burrows ought to have


that the park at Salthill would be provided at a high cost and believed that the hauliers should make some contribution.


Coun. Robinson said


obligation to provide a lorry park. Our lorry park at the moment is free. I wonder how many other traders in the area would welcome free business


“We have no such legal


sites?” he said. Coun. Mrs Clegg ex­


reported him, instead he threw a punch. It was a stupid offence committed in th e h e a t of the moment.” Insp. Bill Moore, pro­


plained that her commit­ tee wanted to help the hauliers and also make the environment more pleasant. She agreed that they


secuting, said Burrows punched the other driver in the mouth and claimed to have been distracted by the headlights of the car.


Council staff cuts today


FINAL d etails of a Ribble Valley Council staffing review will- be drawn up this afternoon at a special meeting of the Personnel Committee. But at Tuesday’s coun­


cil meeting chairman of the committee, Coun. Mrs Sheila Maw (Whalley) re­ fused to disclose details of how many employees could lose their jobs through cash cut-backs. She was answering


Public Notices Town to stage


‘plum’ table tennis match


claims from Clitheroe’s Coun. Bob Ainsworth, who forecast that lower grades of employees were to be sacrificed rather than chief officers. Coun. Ainsworth also


LOCAL table tennis fans will have a rare chance to see some of the country’s top flayers in action on Saturday week when the Ribbles- dale Table Tennis Association stages the pre­ stigious Lancashire-Yorkshire “Roses” match at Ribblesdale School.


asked for confirmation that certain departments were to be amalgamated with the higher levels of staff receiving increased salaries. But Coun. Mrs Maw


maintained she was not prepared to give any ans­ wers about staff cut-backs until today’s meeting. Suggestions on how the


Table Tennis Association Premier Division fixture, will take place in the school’s drama complex and Lancashire, captained by England team coach Donald Parker, will be hoping to slow down top- of-the-table Yorkshire’s chase towards the champ­ ionship. Ribblesdale Association


The match, an English


would have to help foot the bill for the Salthill park. “When it is finished I hope it will be a well laid out and well organ ised park with no prob lems at all.”


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PATIO doors


WIDE RANGE OF ALUMINIUM WINDOWS


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, 1 PARKING problems I IN OUR CUSTOMER CAR PARK I


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ST. PETER STREET BLACKBURN CHESSMA Tel: 56583 Doulton Glass Industries


council could reduce its payroll were included in a report to the committee last month by Chief Ex­ ecutive Mr Michael Jack- son. With the co-operation of the local branch of Nalgo, it is hoped that any cuts will be taken care of by early retire­ ment at the beginning of June.


Civic Hall costs under fire


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil should seriously con­ s id e r d isp o s in g of Clitheroe’s Civic Hall, Coun. Geoffrey Ainsworth (Clayton-le-Dale) told councillors. Commenting on a


secretary Mr Alfred Vee- vers said it was a .great honour for Clitheroe to be the venue for such an im­ portant game and he hoped that there would be plenty of supporters to cheer on the two sides. “This is the third year


running that we have staged a county match in C l i th e ro e ,” said Mr Veevers. “Last year, Lancashire


Plans to form water polo team


THE Clitheroe and Dis trict Amateur. Swimming Association is taking the


first steps towards form­ ing a water polo team. The intention is to'com pete in the North Lancs Ju n io r League n ex t


winter. The Clitheroe club has been


instrumental in persuading the North Lancs Swimming and W ater Polo Association to adopt a new pattern providing for two or more divisions, with promotion and relegation at the


end of each season. A further innovation affects


galas. There are to be sections for 12 years and under, 14


beat Derbyshire 10-0 and in '1979, they., beat Lin­ colnshire 9-1, so this is something of a happy hunting ground for them. “We are delighted to


years and under,' and open. These will replace the previous 13 years and under,' and open age groups. Clitheroe, which has concen­


get the ‘plum’ match against the league leaders and local rivals Yorkshire and are hoping for a good turnout.” Mr Veevers added that


M O O R L A N D S SC H O O L C L IT H E R O E


INDEPENDENT CO EDUCATIONAL


DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL Pupils from 4 to 16 years of age. Entrance examination to


JUNIOR AND SENIOR DEPARTMENTS.


SATURDAY, MAY 2nd, 1981 For further information please contact: The Secretary,


. MOORLANDS SCHOOL, RIBBLESDALE AVENUE, CLITHEROE


Tel. Clitheroe 23833 WESTHOLME SCHOOL, BLACKBURN


Independent School for Boys 4-8 years and Girls 4-18 years


ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS


UPPER SCHOOL Ah entrance examination for 11 + candidates for fee-paying places will be -held at the Upper School, Meins Road, on FRIDAY, MAY 22nd, 1981. A number of "Governors' Assisted Places" are available based on-.linancial need and attainment in academic, musical or artistic fields. Applications must be received by TUESDAY, MAY 5th, 1981.


MIDDLE SCHOOL Entrance examinations tor girls of 8+ will be helc at the Middle School, Preston New Road, on MONDAY, MARCH 9th, 1981. Applications must be received by MONDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1981.


SIXTH FORM


trated on life-saving during the close season, has joined a new micro-league catering for swim­ mers of eight, nine and 10 years.


The competitive season will ...


for the last two years, the county match had been staged in the Parish Hall, but had been switched this year because of the


report that it had cost about £1,500 to shore up one of the hall’s walls, Coun. Ainsworth said the high cost of keeping the building open and the poor use made of it were good reasons for thinking


staging of “Gigi.” The match will involve


a total of nine games — six men’s singles, one ladies’ singles, one men’s doubles and one mixed


doubles. Play starts at 6-30 p.m.


about its disposal. But chairman of the council’s Recreation and L e isu re Com mittee, Coun. John Walmsley (Os- baldeston) took exception


to the proposal. The meeting of the full


council was not the right time to discuss the issue and he promised that a full report on the condi­ tion and running costs of the Civic Hall would be presented soon to his committee. Coun. Walmesley ■ also


and tickets, price 50p for adults and 25p for chil­ dren are now on sale from any Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association offi­


cial.


Black Horse just on top


promised to investigate claims that a consignment of the usual coloured paint, costing more than £100, for decorating the hall had been found to be unsuitable and not used. Replacement paint had


cost a further £100, ac­ cording to Clitheroe member Coun. P ete r


Nuttall. “I am amazed to hear


th a t money is being squandered in this way and the council should find out why this has hap­ pened,” he said.


ARE AVAILABLE TO ORDER.


PRINTS OF NEWS PHOTOGRAPHS APPEARING IN THIS ISSUE


LATEST results in the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts Associa­ tion are: Division One — Royal British Legion 2, Joiners B 6; Joiners A G, Catholic SC B 2; Royal Oak 5, Pendle Witch 3; Black Bull 3, Horse Shoe 5; Bonny Inn 4, Brown Cow 4; Spring Mill 2, Black Horse A 6. H ig h e s t score 140 by M. Peters, Horse Shoe. Division Two — Catholic SC


operi with a friendly gala ar­ ranged by Clitheroe at Ribbles­ dale Pool tomorrow. The vis­ itors will be Marlins (Chorley), Darwen and Pioneer 79 (Hynd- burn) swimming clubs. A programme of 50 events


has been arranged for age groups ranging from eight and under to open. The main pur­ pose is to give the swimmers an opportunity to show their potential and to awaken the competitive spirit after the long period of winter training.


Season ends for Clubmen


BILLINGTON Band Club A team are champions of the Clitheroe and Whalley Club­ men's Darts League, beating Social Club by one point with the Band Club B team in third spot only another two points


atmosphere. Social Club needed to win 8-0 to force a play-off but they failed by one game against Catholic Social Centre. Billington A, having no match, turned up ■ at the Centre to cheer them on. Billington B tried hard Tor


W a n d e re r s . CC t ro u n c e d Clitheroe Central WMC 7-1 to pip them for fourth place. Low Moor Club and Clitheroe


A 4, Commercial 4; Station Hotel 7, Low Moor Club 1; Victoria 4, Central WMC 4; Black Horse B 4, Calderstones 4; Ju d g e Walmesley A 4, Craven Heifer 4; Bay Horse 1, Judge Walmesley 7. Highest score 138 by G. Whaites, Low Moor Club. Highest finish 92 by C. Dobson, Station Hotel.. ‘ League positions. Division


One: Black Horse A 85 points, Joiners A 84, Black Bull 81, Horse Shoe 75, Bonny Inn 67, Catholic SC B 67, Joiners B 67, Brown Cow 65, Pendle Witch 61, Spring Mill 60, Royal Oak 55, Royal British Legion 49. Division Two: Commercial 88


pts, Judge Walmesley B 85, Station Hotel 85, Catholic SC A 79, Central WMC 69, Vic­ toria 68, Black Horse B 66, Judge Walmesley A 61, Calder­ stones 59, Bay Horse 55, Low Moor Club 54, Craven Heifer


47.


Bobby isn’t coming after all


FORMER England and Man­ chester United s ta r Bobby Charlton will not be coming to Clitheroe next month after all. The popular ex-centre for­


ward was to have been one of the speakers a£ a sportsman’s dinner in aid of Lancashire cricketer David Hughes’ tes­ timonial fund at the Castle Re­ staurant on March 10th. But he has had to give back-


word because the date clashes with a tour he and some of his former England colleagues are


making to South Africa. 1 His replacement as mam


speaker will be Alex Murphy, the former Rugby League star who is almost a “living legend in the sporting circles of South West Lancashire. As a player, he made his


debut for the Rugby League British Lions at the tender age of 18 and later led Leigh, War­ r in g to n and St Helens to Rugby League Challenge Cup success at Wembley. More recently, he has been


coach at Salford, team manager at Leigh, a TV “expert and columnist in a national news­


paper. Second speaker at the dinner


will be top Bolton funny man and well known TV face Bob Williamson. Also in attendance will be David Hughes arid a whole host of top sporting per­


SUNDAY 110 41 OPEN


KITCHEN DESIGN CENTRE


Sundays tO till 4 pn» Closed ill day Saturday and W Open M


Opening Timer O


LD RISING BRIDE Mill. MIN HASUNGOEN C.Jr Pink TO ACCRINGTON H


onday to Friday 10 am to 4 ,m G


O AO. BIACKOURN ROAD, A


ednesday >


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sonalities. , The dinner will consist of


seven delicious courses and tic­ kets, price £9, are now avail­ able from th e Cas tle Re­ staurant.'


M o re sp ort on pages 18 and 19


tie for the wooden spoon. Re­ sults (all played 18): Low Moor Club 0, Billington BC B 8 Clitheroe CC 3, Royal British Legion 5; Central WMC 1, Rib­ blesdale Wands CC 7; Catholic Club 1, Social Club 7. Final positions: Billington BC


muu, ...... ----- CC


A 84 pts, Social Club 83, Bil­ lington BC B 81, Ribblesdale Wands CC 70, Central WMC 67, Royal British Legion 56, Catholic SC 53, Clitheroe, CC 42, Low Moor Club 42. Highest finish 157 by J . Rimmer, Cent­ ral WMC.


GISBURN AUCTION MART


THERE were 72 accredited newly-calved cows and heifers forward in the dairy section at Gisburn Auction Mar t on Thursday..


Accredited cow prize. ------ .


to J. P. Harrison (£590) and R. Murray (£554), heifer prizes to J . Snowden (£600) and J .


Howard (£550). Accredited Friesian cows


made to £600 (average £487),


heifers to £600 (£494). ■ There were eight accredited


cattle forward in the in-calf sec­ tion. BW springers made to £470 and BW March calvers to


£440. In the calf section, 204 am.


mals were forward. Friesian bulls made to £110 (£50.10), h e i f e r s to £56 (£ 3 8 .1 0 ) , Hereford X bulls to £100 (£66.40), heifers to £60 (£35.40), Charolais X bulls to £150- (£97.80), heifers to £80 (£63.20),’ Angus bulls to £80 (£48.30) and' heifers to £67 (£37). Weaned calves: Beef X bulls


made to £115 (£104). In the sale of in-ptg gilts,-


sows and store, pigs, there were 53 animals forward. Store


pigs made to £27 (£23.20). There were 260 cattle, ;80


sheep and 35 pigs forward in


the fatstock section. Certified clean cattle: Light


steers made to 99.5p (89.3p), medium to lOOp (88.9p), heavy. to 89p (87.2p), light heifers to 94.5p (84.7p), medium to 93.5p (83.8p) and heavy to 85.2p


(82.3p). Uncertified and previously .


certified cattle: Young bulls made to 93p (86.2p), light steers to 98p (82.7p), medium to 88.2p (85.4p), light heifers to 97p (81.2p), medium to 84.5p (76.9p), heavy to 81.5p (78.3p), fat cows to 79p (63.8p) and fat


bulls to 75.5p (67.2p).


158p (150.4p), standard to 164.5p (155.3p),. medium to 162.5p (156.1p), heavy to 144p (134.7p). Pre-certificate shearl­ ings made to £26 (£25.60); hoggs to £28.90 (£25), uncer­ tified hoggs to £30.60 (£23:75) and fat ewes to £39.60 (£18.83). Pigs: Porkers made to 61.2p


Sheep: Light hoggs made to


(6 1 .Ip ) , c u t te r s to 61.2p (59.8p); overweight averaged


' 45p and fat sows made to £114 t (£86.50). .


' . ! .


C H A T B U R N FC 150 Club, week 25: Nos 96 and 28.73722


W E S T B R A D F O R D 150 C lu b , Week 17: No . 30.


Catering


3 M ’ S C A T E R IN G . Buffets e t c . , a l l ' home- b a k in g . P r ic e s v e ry re a so n a b le . Small o r la rg e . p a r t ie s . .— T e l . 53410. ,


70433 Shooting and Fishing


S T R E A M F I S H E R th ig h waders, £16;50; Keenfisher waders, £22.50 by. U n iro y ­ al. — H a r r ison 's Engineer­ in g , K e n d a l S t r e e t , C l ith e ro e . T e l . C l ith e ro e


24360. • 73767


Q U A L I T Y T Y P I N G o f essays, theses and commer­


cial documents carried out by professional typists, also p h o to c o p y in g iand o th e r clerical services at competi­ t iv e ra t e s . — C o n ta c t Tempo Secretarial Services. 5 Manchester Road, Burn-


leV. T e l . 53823. • • . . : .74342 Q U A L I T Y T Y P I N G o f


essays, theses and commer­ cial documents carried out by professional typists, also


.p h o to c o p y in g an d . o th e r Clerical services at competi­ t iv e r a t e s . , — C o n ta c t Tempo Secretarial Services 5 Manchester Road, Burn ley. Tel. 53823.


,


adrift. The season ended in a tense


Places, including some "assisted" ones, are available in the Sixth Form " 'ily qualified candidates. A wide range of 'A' level sublets, Including Art/Science combinations can be studied.


Prospectus and further information may be obtained from the Registrar. Telephone: BLACKBURN 53447


STONYHURST COLLEGE • SUMMER SCHOOL


WEEK ONE: JULY 19th — JULY 26th . WEEK TWO: JULY 26th — AUGUST 2nd


The Stonyhurst Summer School now in its third year offers residential and non residential courses to all ages from 8 upwards in—


Archery, Artists and Writers, Astronomy, Chess, Cricket, Draw ing and Painting, Fell walking, Fishing, Golf, Vegetarian Cook- ery, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Horse Riding, Lapidary, Pottery, Rugby, Silvercraft, Local histoiy and children's outdoor sporting activities.


For further details please apply to: Mrs Anne Coupe, Stony


hurst College Summer School, Secretary, Stonyhurst College — near Blackburn. Tel. Stonyhurst 345


. • OAKHILL CO L LEG E , WHALLEY


ENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR ENTRANCE IN SEPTEMBER, 1981


The entrance examination for admission to this Roman Catholic Independent Senior School in September 1981 will be held at the College on Saturday, May 9th, 1981, at 9-45 a.m. Applications from parents with boys or girls who will be under the age of 12 on September 1st, 1981 are invited. The'closing date Tor the return of application forms will be Monday, April - 27th, 1981.


.Visitors to the College are welcome by appointment.


Application forms, prospectus, details of College fees and assisted place's may now be obtained from the Headmaster at the College.


Oakhill College, Wiswell Lane, Whalley, BB6 9AF Telephone: Whalley 3546


73718 RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACTS 1971-1974


LISTED BUILDINGS: THREE FISHES HOTEL,


GT. MITTON, GREEN END, GRINDLETON


The following applications I have been reoeived for per -1 mission to:


1. Convert stables to Re­ staurant — Three Fishes Hotel. Application No. 3/ 81/0142/P.


2. Demolish existing lean-to, and erect two storey kitch­ en and bedroom,, conser­ vatory and porch — Green End. This property is also within the DESIGNATED CONSERVATION AREA. Application No. 3/81/0139/


P.


The above properties are in­ cluded in a Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architec­ tural or Historic Interest. Any person wishing to make rep­ resentations 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 re­ ference numbers.


Copies of the applications and plans may be .inspected


in the Planning Department within the period stated.


19th February, 1981


Signed: PHILIP BAILEY (Chief Architect and Planning Officer) 73729


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Pancake Race at 2 p.m.


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Competition Winners1


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range o f group equipment. , Lighting and all types of effects; v Hi-fi ' repairs and sales at the lowest possible prices. — Acewcll Sound. T e l . Padiham 71341 days, 73038 and R os s. 20661


evenings. -• _ _ _ _ i30733 . Photographic


F O T O B A R G A I N S f o r camera -and photographic a c c e s s o r ie s . — .O p e n M a rk e t , B u rn le y , Satur-


■ d a y s . • • v - ■ DIP DON’T DAZZLE SALTERFORTH Best kept village in Lanceshlre


FOR SALE — END TERRACE HOUSE


Three bedrooms, wood panelled bathroom with' shower; lounge, dining room, kitchen ..with ■ titled


■' units, point tor automatic washer, large cellar,' double - glazed and


gas ’ central heating throughout. Rear outlook over fields and canal View ot Kelbrook Moor from front. Viewing recommended.


, £19,950 o.n.o.


. ■ ■ ' ,To view ring: ■ ' BARNOLDSWICK 815781 ■


203730 ; 466tu |


SHEEP STREET, SKIPTON Tel. 2171 INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED


DETACHED BUNGALOW WHALLEY


An immaculate and spacious bungalow on a site ol approx. Vi acre situated in Limefield Avenue, close to village centre. The accommodation comprises: Porch, imposing half, large lounge with Ingtenook fireplace, dining kitchen with fitted units, rear hall with cloaks two double bedrooms, one with washbasin and w.c. en-suite 3rd bedroom/dining room, beautiful sun lounge, bath­ room separate w.c., linen room, utility room, boiler room, integral garage, etc. Quality fittings throughout. Full gas tired central heating. Attractive and well maintained gardens and greenhouse. Freehold.


Price includes fitted carpets, curtains, blinds and light fittings. £61,750


TEL. WHALL^Yj181_fora££Qlntment to view.


> “^Chartered Surveyors, Auctioneers,Valuers &Land Agents


Clitheroe 25697 . Freehold Farmhouse with 0.7 acres at Burnley


TOP O’THE CLOSE, CORNFIELD LANE. IGHTENHILL, near BURNLEY


Comprising stone built detached farmhouse, situated in an elevated position with open aspect and pleasant views. In need of total renovation, this property will make a first class 4 bedroomed family house.


John Pallister Skipton 2171


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