\ Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Cushioning church funds by £572


Vegetarian take-away approved


WHOLEFOOD fanatics who fancy a quick snack will have their prayers answered, thanks to the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee.


proved an application for a vegetarian- cafe and take-away in Lowergate, Clitheroe.


Borough Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey said that permission for change of use to a hairdressing salon was granted last year. In view of this decision


In a written report,


and the location of the premises, the only addi­ tional element to consider would be the take-away facility. However, as it dealt in


‘ Stopgap’ shelter at Whalley


WITH winter drawing in, Whalley Parish Council has had to act quickly on up-dating a bus shelter in ICing Street with a new- style vandal-proof model. When a picture of the


new shelter was shown to council members, Coun. Mrs Clara Horsfall did not think it would be in keep­ ing with the image of the town. And chairman Miss


Licensees will not serve


troublemakers


FOLLOWING talks with the police, Whalley licensees decided not to serve “known troub­ lemakers.” Clitheroe police inspec-


Pauline Wilkinson de­ scribed it as “atrocious”. There was nothing attrac­ tive about it at all, she said. The shelter has a “win­


dowless” solid-wood front and a roof made of v a n d a l-p ro o f p la s tic panels. Councillors were not


ell said something had to be done immediately to avoid people being drenched while they waited. Coun. F ran k Pope


tor Bill Moore told the parish council that this had been agreed in an effort to stamp out trou­ ble in the village at weekends. “The licensees know


who these people are and they will not be served in Whalley,” he said. Inspector Moore was at


happy about the dark brown finish. But Coun. Geoff Mitch­


the council meeting a few days after police broke up trouble in the village bet­ ween rival gangs from Ac­ er in g to n and G re a t Harwood. He told the council that


Village’s oldest


resident at 101


WADDINGTON’S oldest resident, Mrs Edna Bate­ son, has died, aged 101. Mrs Bateson — born in


the latest fighting in the village had been pre-ar­ ranged and “out of the ordinary.” But according to the inspector, the trou­ ble was not due to drink. Those involved had


added that the front of the shelter could be re­ painted in a more suitable colour such as oak brown.


Guitarists’ silver


fingers


PUPILS of Clitheroe Guitar Studio proved that they had silver fingers when 17 of them achieved passes in the largest ever Trinity College Guitar Examinations.


s tu d io p r in c ip a l Mr Nicholas Mackey. Results were:


Wood (merit). Grade 3 — Jennifer Pol­


Grade 4 — Andrew


lard (merit), Russell Sallis, Helen Gorst, Paul Faud.


Macneall (merit), Harriet Roberts (merit), Edward Gretton (merit), Kirstie Hamer (merit), Daniel Diggins.


Grade 2 — Andrea


lins (honours)', James B ro u g h to n (m e r i t) , Samantha Greenwood (merit), Georgina McKen­ zie (merit), Janet Nutter, Caroline Gorst, Tracy McKenzie.


Grade 4 — Shaun Mul­ They were all pupils of


at about 8 o’clock and had booked taxis to collect them at 10 p.m. Inspector Moore said Whalley had always been


gone to the village solely to “have a go at each other,” he said. The gangs had arrived


1882, the year national in­ surance started and the German composer Wagner died — passed away peacefully at Waddington Old Hall Nursing Home, where she had lived hap­ pily since the start of last year. Her t ie s with the


a busy little place at night, but for some reason something had gone wrong in the last three months. This might have been


Avenue, Waddington, 36 years ago with her hus­ band. George. He died four years later. Mrs Bateson, a great­


Manchester, before retir- ng to B e e c h th o rp e


as a result of the closure of other premises in East Lancashire and a serious incident at .one hostelry. He could not give an


undertaking that trouble would not flare up again but was confident in the ability of the police to handle matters. On Monday, Inspector


g ran dm o th e r , was a member of Waddington Methodist Church and former member of the WI. She leaves a son, George, who lives in Stockport. The funeral was at St


Moore said that only one person had been reported for a minor offence on Friday night. “Otherwise Whalley


was like any other village in the Ribble Valley,” he said. “It was a very quiet night.”


Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow, Selles, Church Street, Clitheroe, will be open until 6-30 p.m. Sunday: R. N. and M. Read, Moor Lane, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday until 6- 30 p.m.


Home for elderly plan is rejected


A SECOND bid for permission to convert a family house in West Bradford Road, Wadding- ton, to a home for the elderly has ended m defeat.


junction in the village,” Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ m i t te e re je c te d the amended plan against the advice of officials. Members felt it would


provements for access to Oaklands, which stands near the “most dangerous


Despite proposed im­


means of control,” he said. After being told of the


John Walmsley (Wadding- ton) highlighted the high­ way problem, Borough Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey said it would appear that the access problem had been overcome. “A' lot of villages are


increase pedestrian and vehicular traffic on a part of West Bradford Road which is naiTow and has no fo o tp a th s and it would not be in the inter­ ests of highway safety. After chairman Coun.


high proportion of elderly people living ,in Wadding- ton, Coun. Eric Bracewell (Clitheroe) asked if the imbalance in the age of the population could not be considered at all when determining this type of application.


“No — you are dealing with a land use matter,”


said Mr Bailey. Coun. Bill Fleming (Bil-


lihgton) said that when the matter was last consi­ dered there were objec­ tions to the access, but the suggested improve­ ments went a long way to make it satisfactory.


suffering because of the continued introduction of this type of development, but you cannot use plan­ ning legislation as a


(Mellor) suggested that members should support the parish council and local residents in opposing the plan. The committee decided


Coun. "Kevin Crook


by eight votes to seven to refuse the application.


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early childhood locally, she moved with her family to Accrington, Os- waldtwistle and then


CUSHIONS galore were among the goods on sale at St Jo h n ’s Church annual Christmas fair at Hurst Green on Saturday.


Memorial Hall, raised £572 for church funds. It was opened by the Rev. George Parker, of Whal­ ley, who was Vicar of St' John’s 25 years ago.


The fair, held in the


cluded bottles, organised by the choir, and a tombo­ la run by Mrs Lang and the schoolchildren.


A variety of stalls in­ i


given to all the helpers by the Vicar, the Rev Brian Cave, pictured (right) with Mr Parker and stall­ holders.


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vegetarian foods, it was doubtful if it would have the same late night at­ traction as a fish and chip shop or similar take­ aways. Permission was also


granted for a rest room with adjoining study on the first floor and the erection of a toilet block.


Barn home


'b y the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Committee. It was stated that the barn was no longer in agricultural use.


PERMISSION to convert and modify a barn to make a dwelling for an agricultural worker at H a r r op Fold F a rm , Grindleton, was approved


OUR ASPDEN — BRADLEY


Dorothy Bradley was married to self-employed landscape contractor Mi- Timothy John Aspden at Clitheroe Register Office on Saturday.


-Bank c le rk Miss


youngest daughter of Mi­ ami Mrs T. F. Bradley, of Crow Trees Brow, Chat- burn, and the bridegroom is the eldest son of Mi­ ami Mrs J. B. Aspden, of E a s th am S t r e e t , Clitheroe.


The b r id e is th e


The b r id e wore a salmon pink gown trim­


med with lace. She had


matching accessories and carried a mixed bouquet of fresh and silk flowers in pink and champagne colours.


M. Aspden and Mr R. M. Aspden, the bridegroom’s b r o th e r s , Mrs C. Whitaker, the bride’s sister, and Mr L. T. Whitaker, the bride’s brother-in-law.


Witnesses were Mr P.


the Calf’s Head Hotel, Worston. The couple are to live in Harrogate.


Clitheroe. Photograph: P ye’s, A reception was held at


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