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Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ m itte e , Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey revealed that one objection had been received to the plan. • This claimed that there


were already sufficient non-retail catering outlets in the area. Attention was


also drawn to certain policies in the Clitheroe District Plan which, the objector implied, would be against the development. However, according to


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A GROUP of 25 mem­ bers of What l e y Women’s Institute went to Osivaldtwistle for a performance of “Yeomen of the Guard” by the Blackburn Gilbert and Sullivan Society.


It ivas the WI’s third


such v is it and ivas prompted by the enjoy­ ment derived from previ­ ous product ions of “lolantlie” and “The Gondoliers." •The evening ivas ar­


Pressure stays on for rail link


THE Ribble Valley Council is to continue to press for the reintroduction of a passenger rail link to Clitheroe.


Communion services


in homes TWENTY members of St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, on Thursday, attended the first of a series of communions being held throughout Lent in the homes of parishioners. The Vicar, the Rev.


more information about the cost of chartering a two-car diesel train to run between Clitheroe and Blackburn to a s s e s


It has asked BR for


support.' The suggestion came


from STELLA (Support the East Lancashire Line Association).


Brian Stevenson con­ ducted the service at the home of Coun. and Mrs Brian Eastwood, St Paul’s


Close. He gave a short talk on the appropriate Gospel passage which was read by licensed reader


Mr Ken Guy. Light refreshments


were served. The next communion service takes place tonight at' the Win­ dermere Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs Richard Roberts.


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Clean driving record gone


A COLLISION with another car on a steep hill ended a 25-year clean driving record for John Charles Singleton (68), of Holden Lane, Bolton-by


Bowland. Y Clitheroe magistrates


fined him £30 for driving a car without due, care and attention and ordered him to pay £5 costs.. He told the court that


■ conditions were bad, the hill was very muddy and the car slithered as he rounded, a bend at Wig- glesworth.


Farm building


..Farm, Billington. . - •


PLANNING permission has been given by the Ribble Valley ■ Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee for-; a new farm builcling at Nab Top


ning and Transportation Committee was divided on whether to continue to fight for restoration of a service and it took the casting vote of the chair­ man, Coun. John Walm- sley (Waddington). to do so.


But the council’s Plan­ Two members opposed


the idea. Coun. Jack Carr (Billington) said the rail­ ways died in the 1930s


and there is no way they could be brought, back.


. Coun. Geoffrey Ains worth (Clayton-le-Dale) thought it a complete waste of public money to pursue the idea when buses were already run­ ning empty.


..Reshuffle delay


THE date set for the edu­ cation reshuffle in which the Ribble Valley ;will merge with Hvndburn district may have to be set back from the .planned April 1st. The new district educa­


tion officer,. Mr .Peter Evans, told members.- of the Ribble Valley ( District Liaison Committee at Monday’s meeting that he


( would be assuming re­ sponsibility for the whole of the ■ Ribble Valley for the time being:


reasonable to expect staff to reshuffle • without at least a month’s notice,” .he said. •


“In my‘opinion it is not , !


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Backing for Mr Foot


ranged by Mrs Doris Simpson, flowers sec­ retary.


CLITHEROE Constituen­ cy Labour party has wr: ten to Mr Michael Foot expressing full confidence in his leadership.


Mr Alan Barton, the


local press officer, said that under Mr Foot’s leadership the party had had five by-election vie tories out of the last six, including a gain from the Conservatives.


Unlike the Tories, the


1974-1979 Labour Govern­ ment had increased the number in work and now had an Al t e r n a t i v e Economic Str at egy to reduce unemployment to lm. over five years. .


ALL stock at Clitheroe Auction Mart on Monday found a brisk demand, although prices for beef remained similar to recent weeks and sheep made less


Demand is brisk


money. There were 104 fat cattle for­


ward, including 32 fat cows, 35 ewes and 454 hoggs. Light steers made to 102p


per live kilo (average 92.9pj, medium to 97.4p (90.3p), heavy to 89.6p (88. Ip). Light heifers made to 107.2p (97. Ip), medium to llOp (98.8p). Calf bulls made to 117p (108.4p), fat cows to 78.6p (70.6p). Light hoggs made to 180p


(170.6p); standard to 207p (lS0.2p), medium to 206.5p (1 8 4 .6p), he av y to 188p (181.2p). Half-bred ewes made to £37.50 per head (£31.80) and horned ewes to £31 (£27.20).


Scout group raises £ 8 8


ABOUT GO members of Rimington WI, husbands and friends attended the annual dinner at the W h i t e B u l l H o t e l


Gisburn. The president. Mr:


Elizabeth Robinson, wel corned everybody and after an excellent meal there was dancing to live music and a disco. The event was organ


ised by Mrs Audrey Peacock and Miss Man


Bairstow. February


weather ONLY about one-and-a half inches of rain fell in the Ribble Valley during February. It was a typically cold


THE grand sum of £88 was raised at a coffee evening staged by the St Mary’s Scout Group Pa­ rents’ Association.


Held at the home of Mr and Mrs David Frost, of


Salthill Road, Clitheroe, attractions included • a raffle, tombola and cake stall.


Committee members


served coffee and helped out on the stalls.


raised will go towards helping to send troop member Andrew Tomlin­ son, of York S tr e e t , Clither.oe,. to the world jamboree in Canada in June.


Part of the money Off for a night of G and S


and dry February due to east and north-easterly winds caused by a large high-pressure system which prevailed for most of the time. The following readings


were taken by Coun. Ted Boden at the Chatbur weather station.


ny Max Min Rain (in.)


0.482 0.12


0.01G 0.128


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