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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 2!,th, 19S3
Radio mast siting is agreed with some reluctance
A NEW radio mast to be erected on Wadding- ton Fell is to allow Lancashire police to operate on new frequencies agreed internationally in 1979.
The details were out
lined at a meeting of the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com mittee when the county council asked for observa tions on the project.
Two weeks ago the
county came under fire from Waddington Parish Council for lack of infor mation on the project, which they feared would desecrate the fell.
Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey said that the mast would be 200 feet high and would possibly carry re flector dishes.
In a report, Borough The police had stated
that under agreements it was mandatory for all their VHP radio equip ment to change to new operating frequencies by the end of 1989. As a result, the constabulary will need'a new station in East Lancashire.
proved, it could also be used by the Regional Health Authority, the fire brigade and ICI, which already has a radio station on the fell.
Thornlcy Ridge and Wis- well had been suggested, but were unsuitable.
Alternative sites at
the new mast is mainly the Ribble Valley, but it would extend as far east as Barnoldswick. Land lines could not be used sat isfactorily for the coverage needed by the emergency services.
The area covered by
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lington) said that the police were bound by in ternational agreement on tliis sort of thing. How ever, he would have been far happier if there had been an alternative site.
Conn. Bill Fleming (Bil-
ton (Gisburn) felt that if tile, community wanted an efficient police force, it had to give it the equip ment to work with.
Coun. Harry Wadding Coun. Geoffrey Ains
worth (Clayton-le-Dale) said that he was not happy with the location
but would have to accept it.
GAMES, dolls and jollies galore were well to the fore at the toy sale organ ised by tlie Ribble Valley
Foster Parents’ Associa tion.
and Mrs Vernon Har greaves, in Sunnyside Avenue, Billington, it
raised £25 for the foster ch ild r en ’s Christmas party.
Young Michael’s in luck Held at the home of Mr
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A GRAND patchwork event has been launched as part of the fund-raising activities for the cente nary fund of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Chairman of the cente
YOUNGSTERS visiting St Paul’s Church Hall, Low Moor, on Friday could have been forgiven for thinking they were in Santa’s grotto. For all around were toys of every description, including a bicycle, books, jigsaws and musical items. The reason for all the
nary committee of the NSPCC, Mrs Simon Tow- n e le y , of D y n e le y , Cliviger, said: “We would' welcome any article large or small, traditional or modern, functional or de corative. You can work individually or in groups, ■ but all articles must be completed by May 31st, 1984, after which they will be exhibited around the county.” Anyone interested' in
taking part should contact Miss Jane Burgess, 65 Spring Meadow, Clayton Hall, Leyland, tel. 22580.
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goods was a second-hand toy sale and coffee even ing, run jointly by the Sunday School and church social committee. Brownies made posters
tension' to the church Christmas fair, which is
Michael Burgess, of New-, lands Avenue, Clitheroe, p ictu red with other youngsters, found just the toy he wanted — a cowboy outfit! W.
the sale on a different day to the Christmas fair, be cause of lack of space. Lucky five-year-old
to be staged on Saturday. It was decided to hold
THERE were ■ 125 fat cattle (including 19 cows), 28 ewes and 551 lambs forward at Clitheroe Auction Mart on Monday. Light steers made to 104p
advertising the event, which was held as an ex
(average 9S.9p), medium to 105.2p (95.5p), heavy to 95.8p (91.4p), light heifers to 100.2p (93.9p), medium to lOOp (94. Ip). Uncertified heifers made to
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90p (84. Ip), calf bulls to 120p (112.2p), and fat cows to 79p
(84.4p). Light iambs made to 152p
(140.6p), medium to 142p (137.Ip), heavy to 127.5p (124p). The overall average for lambs was 139.3p. ' Half-bred ewes made to £27 (£23.20). and horned ewes to £20 (£16.10). At Friday’s store sheep sale,
642 animals forward met a very good trade. Half-bred lambs made to £34,
Suffolk X Iambs to £31, horned lambs to £28, half-bred ewes to £37-and homed ewes £33.
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Carols LP is gift
to Pope
THE LP “Carols from St Mary’s Hall, Stonyhurst” is to be presented to the
Pope. The Christmas album
will be handed to him by a Dutch artist, who will also give him a letter from the composer of one of the songs on the LP, asking him to try and invite the choir over to Rome. The song, “Hail Mary,”
which appears on the first side of the record, was written by Henry Ross, who lives in the Nether lands. An album was sent to
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him and he has written back to the school explain ing that another of his compositions is to be sung in a competition in Rome, when the Dutch song stress will hand over the St Mary’s Hall LP. Mr Ross" has also sent a
copy of the disc to Radio Vaticana.
THE Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award is fixed firmly in the sights of eight Ribblesdale School pupils who have all scored “bulls-eyes” on a six- month rifle shooting course. The “magnificent eight”
are Robert Ward, Graham Edmondson, Robert Mason, Ian Matthew, Andrew Hodgson, Sean
Wilson, Andrew Dickin son and Harvey Knowles, who all live in Clitheroe. The course, at Trinity
Youth and Community C en tr e , was led by Clitheroe’s Youth Train ing Scheme leader, Ian Knight, himself a keen marksman from boyhood. The pupils, described
ford, as “keen and en thusiastic,” had to learn about many important as pects involved in using an air rifle. These included a good
by Mr Knight, of East- field Drive, West Brad
understanding of the law regarding firearms, insur ance, safety rules, mainte nance and the correct pro cedure for aiming. But perhaps the most difficult requirement of all
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to hit the bulls-eye each time in a five-shot accura cy test! “All the boys thorough
the course there was a shooting contest among the lads. Two trophies do nated by the school were won by hot shots Harvey Knowles and Robert Mason. However, the trophies
ly enjoyed the course and hope to carry on with target shooting,” added Mr Knight. As a special treat after
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were promptly handed back and the boys will have to wait for them until the school’s presen tation night in the New Year.
rifles and trophies are, from the le f t , Sean Wilson, Harvey Knowles, Andrew D ick in son , Andrew H od g son , Graham Edmondson, Ian Matthew and Robert Mason.
Pictured showing the Leaves on fire
CLITHEROE firemen were called to the grounds of the Castle on Saturday afternoon when a fire broke out in a pile of leaves. It was quickly dealt with.
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