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FOR using a ear without a test certificate, Joseph William Duffy (39), of H e n t h o rn Road, Clitheroe,.was fined £10, w ith £ 5 c o s t s , at Clitheroe. The court was told that the car was parked in the street.


AN application by the Red Pump Inn, Bashall Eaves, to change the use of a barn into a bar- lounge and store room has been deposited with the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning Department (number 0111).


Other applications include —


Clitheroe: Garden shed at rear of 15 Nelson Street, Low Moor (0096). Single storey office at Ribblesdale Cement (0114).


Clitheroe Road (0097). Gisburn: Internal illuminated


Whallcy: Garage at 25


static advertising sign in drive­ way to S tirk ' House Hotel (0099). Disposal from Green- gates-Crow Park Lane of sur­ plus excavated material from A59 improvement contract (0105). Barrow: Two dwellings on


garage to replace wooden garage on land next to Whalley


land off Whalley Road (0098). Subden: Precast concrete


form porch at Halsteads Farm,


Road (0100). West Bradford: Extension to


Grindleton Road (0102). Rimington: Seven residen­


tial units on land off Rimington Lane (0107). Billington: New driveway


and access at Nip Nook Cot­ tage, Snodworth Road (0115).


A FINE inlaid mahogany sideboard with brass handles now graces one of the s i t t in g rooms at Clitheroe Hospital — a gift from Gisburn WI. Some 15 members of


the WI visited the hospi­ tal on Tuesday to see th eir p r e s id en t , Mrs Susan Graveston, hand over the gift, bought with proceeds from the Christ­ mas fair. They were welcomed by


assistant sector adminis­ trator Mrs H. Monk and shown round the hospital and given refreshments. All the members were


Market traders want to


lease stalls


TRADERS occupying permanent stalls on Clitheroe market want to lease the property in future instead' of operating on their present week-to-week basis.


: But members of the


Ribble Valley Public Works and Health Com­ mittee hinted at their meeting on Tuesday that they would drive a hard bargain when they de­ cided to meet- traders’ representatives to discuss the matter.


Council solicitor Mr


Paul Timson said that the move had obvious advan­ tages from the traders’ point of view.


urity, but if they decided to give up their stall they could sell the goodwill along with the lease.


It would give move sec­ 20 fif drti FRO™ 5 However, it gave . the


council less control hver the. stalls and it would


make it more difficult to move people out if prob­ lems arose.


Waddington (Gisburn) felt that they could lose con­ trol of the stalls perma­ nently -and Coun. Bert Jones (Clitheroe) thought that if such a drastic change was made the traders should make some sort of investment in the buildings.


Chairman Coun. Harry , “They might be held re­


sponsible for such things as repairs,” he said.


Mr Timson also pointed'


out that at present, the market was rated as ah entire unit and the council paid the rates.


“If we were to give


impressed by the shining cleanliness of the hospital and the kindness of the staff.


trader? a lease we could ask them to pay their own rates,” he said. . ■ C o u n . J im m y F e l l


(Whalley) said that the granting ’ of leases would put traders in an advan­ tageous position and there would be every reason to raise the rents. It was agreed that the


Laughter and mystery star in Philip’s world premiere


BECAUSE the mother of 15-year-old CRGS student Philip Eccles loved the novels of Agatha Christie, 13 young actors trod the stage of Clitheroe Girls’ Grammar S ch o o l on Friday and Saturday. Philip inherited the bug


— he had a collection of 58 “whodunnits” to inspire him, dominated by “Ten Little Niggers” — and the result was “The Strange Affair at Farnsworth Manor,” a clever, enter­ taining and surprisingly mature two-act.play. If the test of a comedy


were numbered. It must be said that they took the situation re­


markably calmly and showed little apprehen­ sion. Where suspense is concerned then, we must admit th a t th e la te lamented Mr Hitchcock


would have done it rather better. But certainly not at 15 years of age. Philip had every right'


to be proud of his achieve­ ment. A “world premiere”


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the area of suspense. One by one the principal play­ ers were due to become bumped off — after the first three or four had been eliminated, it must have been rather painfully clear to the remainder that their hours, too,


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It is p o s s ib le that - ' LIVELY


AT Clitheroe j Speakers’ Club Mr Don Anderson traced ’ the history of power-driven vehicles. Speech evaluator was


'No’ to bungalow at Hurst Green


AN appeal against the Ribble- Valley Councils decision to refuse plan­ ning permission for a proposed . bungalow on land adjacent to Hadleigh House,' Longridge Road, Hurst Green, has-been dismissed by the ^Secret­ ary of Stater


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' while still at school comes the way of very few young men,, even at such an excellent school as C l i th e r o e Ro y a l Grammar. The actors who gave


life to the author’s words were: Gareth Cowell (Y ork ), Saeed Amin (Castle), Dermot Finch (William Smith), Tim Tomlinson (John Filton), S te v e n Cor nth w a ite (Richard Armstrong), Janet Greaves (Mary Oulton), Janet Edgley (Tracy Reynolds), Keith Edwards (Alan Reynolds), Andrew Hamilton (Ian Wilson), Colin Dunn (P e te r Harris), Paul Taylor '(Graham Thomp­ son), Nicholas Dixon (Stephen Norton) and


Diseased trees being


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Peter Chambers (voice). Several of them showed


considerable talent, one or two a very real aptitude, and we look forward to seeing them again.


The play was directed


by the author and Valerie McDonald (who was re­ sponsible for the stage management). Lighting was by Graham Wilkinson and Tint Milne-Redhead; sound amplification by Glenn Hawthorne.


If, at the end of Fri­ day’s first night, the audi­


ence had raised the cry of “Author,—author,” -Philip would have deserved their tribute. It would have been


warmly given for he and his company provided them with a very good night out.


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