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Housing scheme for the elderly receives award


CHATBURN’S Crowtree Gardens has been. highly commended in Design awards.


this year’s Housing The 1 4 -dw e llin g


Dog breeder foregoes top event invitation


DOG lover Mr Wilfred Wrigley has had to turn down an invitation to take part in a prestigious event for the county’ s top breeders.


Mr Wrigley, of West


View, was asked to ex­ hibit at next month’s “Superdog 83” event at Wembley, after being judged best Border Ter­ rier breeder of the year in Britain by a major pet food firm and breeders’ journal.


But he cannot attend


because of his wife Mary’s illness. The “superdog” event,


being held for the first time, will feature the best


of various breeds in the country in a non-competi­ tive show.


Mr Wrigley (67) won


the best breeder accolade for his blue and tan bitch Ch. Dutton Le Steel Blue, winner of the open bitch class and a championship certificate at Crafts last year.


He was philosphical


about not being able to take part at Wembley:


“After all’s said and done, they cannot take the achievement away from


you.” Stile repairs


•WHALLEY Parish Coun­ cil is to investigate what repairs need to be canned out to a stile at the Queen Elizabeth II playing field entrance.


Coun. Mrs Kathleen


Sharpies said at a meeting that the stile was in a dangerous state and needed repairing. “Some one is going to break a leg or something as the weather gets worse,” she said.


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scheme, commissioned by the Ribble Valley Council, gained its award in the “housing for the elderly” section. The awards are spon­


sored by the Department of the Environment, the Royal Institute of British Architects and the Na­ tional House Building Council to encourage high standards of design and layout in private and public sector housing. Entries were assessed


not only for external ap­ pearance, layout, land­ scaping and grouping of buildings and their rela­ tionship to the setting and neighbourhood amenities, but also internal design, building quality, work­ manship, choice of build­ ing materials, mainte­ nance and user satisfac tion. The planning of residen­


tial roads and footpaths, siting of garages and pro­ vision of parking spaces was also taken into account. The assessors praised


the layout of the Chat- burn site, saying there is a strong sense of enclo­ sure with a pleasing ba­ lance between communal space and privacy much appreciated by the resi­ dents. Also favoured was the


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A HARVEST hymn sung by candlelight in a flower-bedecked Newton Village Hall set the scene for the Clitheroe Lady Farmers’ harvest supper dance.


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commonsense approach to the needs of the elderly evident in the interior layout and fittings. The scheme was de­


signed by Borough Plan­ ning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey, assisted by Mr Frank Lloyd and Mr Bob Moffat, and buil­ ders were Frankland and Smith.


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FOR having a hole with a sharp jagged edge in the wing of his car, David Peters (19), of Mayfield Avenue, Clitheroe, was fined £40 by the town’s magistrates, with £6 costs. In a letter to the court,


the defendant said that he had not realised the wing was so badly rusted.


The wedding of Miss


Susan Carol Monk and Mr John Peter Lawson took place at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, on Saturday.


The bride, who works


at Lancaster Hosiery, is the elder daughter of Mi­ ami Mrs K. Monk, o f Saithill Road, Clitheroe.


The bridegroom, a stockman, is the only son o f Mr and Mrs D . Lawson, of Taylor Street, Clitheroe.


The bride, given away


by her father, wore a gown of white Tricot trimmed with lace and satin. She wore her mother’s headdress, made of orange blossom and de­ corated with pearls, and carried a bouquet of pink roses, white rosebuds, stephanotis and lily-of- the-valley.


Bridesmaids were Miss The ceremony was per­


formed by the Rev. Brian Stevenson, and organist was Mr R. Tattersall.


A reception was held at


the Sun Inn, Waddington. The couple are to live in


Chatburn Clitheroe.


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Probe into wages and workloads of planning staff


A PRESTON management services team is being called in to carry out a survey in a Ribble Valley Council department, following staff com


plaints.


‘Foolish’ act leads to fines


AN “act of foolishness’ by a young Clitheroe man cost him £50 in fines at the town’s Magistrates’ Court. Steven Porter (20), of


Grafton, Street, was also ordered to pay £6 costs. Mr Peter Warboys, pro­


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secuting, said that a policeman had seen the defendant pedalling a cycle in Moor Lane, Clitheroe, against the one-way traffic flow, with another young man, Rus­ sell Summers, riding on the seat. The cycle had no lights


or reflector. In a letter to the court,


Porter described the inci­ dent as “just an act of


foolishness.” He was fined £20 for


riding the cycle in the wrong direction, £10 for being one of two people on a cycle, and a further £10 in each case for having no lights and no reflector. For his part in the off­


ence, Summers (18), of W a shbrook C lose,,


Barrow, was fined £10, with £6 costs.


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Michael Jackson explained that some members of staff in the administration section of the Planning Department were not happy with their workload or wage levels. “The management felt


that, with the agreement of the staff, the fairest way to settle the matter was to call in an indepen­ dent body.” But he added: “Every­


thing is very amicable. There is no real dispute.” Mr Jackson said the


Ribble Valley Council is about the only one in Lan­ cashire which does not have its own management | services team. “We do not justify em­


ploying that calibre of I staff,” he explained. “ The Preston team


kindly agreed to . help us out, because it is a fairly small job.” The survey will take in


staffing and pay levels, working arrangements | and general efficiency. Mrs Beryl Inman,


chairman of the Clitheroe I branch of Nalgo, agreed that the situation was ] very amicable. “Staffing levels and the I


systems being used are the main things the staff are not happy with,” she said. “We’re quite looking | forward-to the results.”


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