10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, July 28th, 1083


Village has its water topped up


THE Ribble Valley hit its first water snag this week . . . as the spring-fed water supply to Downham began to dry up.


NW Water Authority


into brook CLITHEROE G ir ls ’ Grammar School student Claire Yates (17) was re­ scued by ambulancemen after falling more than 20ft. into Sabden Brook on Tuesday. Claire, of Whalley


Girl falls 20 feet


Road, Read, was on her way home from a river­ side picnic with three other girls, two of them visitors from abroad, when the accident occur­ red shortly after mid­ night. Claire is reported to


have fallen down the bank into the stream, after she stepped off the track near Read Garden Centre when a car went past. She could not. move from the brook because of pain. An ambulance crew


officials were this week busy arranging for one of their tanker-wagons to cart 600 gallons of water, two or three times a day, to the small supply reser­ voir on Pendle Hill. Some consumers in


ST JOHN’S, WORSTHORNE, BURNLEY ART and CRAFTS FAIR


SATURDAY, JULY 30th to SUNDAY, AUGUST 7th


rest of the area is that water is in good supply yet.


Chatbum who are tapped in to the Downham supply, will be transfer­ red to the Clitheroe mains system. But the message for the


ty’s River Division offi­ cials have been casting an anxious eye on silage pol­ lution as water levels


Meanwhile the authori­


drop. Mr Roy McCauley,


from Altham waded in and earned her to safety when her friends raised the alarm. Claire was taken to


Principal Technical Of­ ficer, said that the wet spring had meant that far­ mers in the Ribble Valley had not been able to wilt their silage crops as much as usual. “The juice which is,then .given off and runs into


/rivers is considerably more deadly than domes­


Blackburn Royal Infir­ mary with neck and back injuries. Her condition was described by a spokesman as “comfort­ able.”


Firms seek


grants


TWO Clitheroe engineer­ ing firms are among a number of companies in the North West which have applied for grant aid to help buy advanced cap­


ital equipment. The grants are available


from the Department of Trade and Industry under “round two” of the Small Engineering Firms In­


vestment Scheme. The Department pays


one third of the cost of one or two machines, pro- vided they are over £10,000 to a maximum total of £200,000. Mr Geoffrey Yates, Re­


tic sewage. We have had many complaints of silage liquid effluent in the water, and visited many farmers, several of whom we are considering pro­ secuting,” he said. Mr McCauley said that


2-00 p.m. to 9-00 p.m. daily, closing 5-00 p.m. August 7th All goods on sale


•si- " -e® Naturalists


, take in a rare sight


CLITHEROE Naturalists enjoyed the rare sight of two kestrels feeding their young, during a walk around' Darwen, on Saturday. The birds were spotted


MORE than 90 local youngsters have been making good use of their spare time during the summer holidays . . . by going “back to school.” They have been attend-'


ing the fifth Stonyhurst College summer school for


sports enthusiasts. Among those who have


at the edge of Earnsdale Reservoir. Other sightings by the


4 0 w a lk e r s , in c lu d ed a grey heron near Higher Hill and Red Lea farms. Members noted the ar­


he was very worried about the effect of sudden thunderstorms and down­ pours on combined sewage systems carrying trad e and d om e s t ic sewage, as well as storm water. “In the case of a down­


pour, in order to prevent flooding, these discharge into the river and the sudden influx of poisonous waste will kill fish,” he


inspecting the rivers in the Ribble Valley and taking samples weekly. Although there have


said. Three officials are daily


been several thunder storms in Lancashire over the past few days, they mostly passed by the Ribble Valley. At Bridge End, Whal­


chitectural interest of the b u i ld in g s w h ich d a te from the late 17th and early 18th century. The walk took in Sun-


enjoyed activities such as trampolining, cricket and swimming is eight-year- old Matthew Wilson, of Endridge Farm, Grindle- ton. “It’s been brilliant fun,” he said. “If I’d stayed at home I’d have had nothing to do.” The Baldwin brothers,


attractions has been the rifle range.


One of the most popular


college’s cadet leader said: “Most boys arrived not knowing a lot about shoot­ ing but turned out excel­ lent marksmen.


Major John Cobb, the


who spent much time in the shooting gallery was Simon Smith (13), of The Old Vicarage, Mitton. “It’s been great fun,” he said.


One local youngster The courses have been


nyhurst Wood, Ryal Fold and a nature trail through mature woodland in Rod- dlesworth Valley. Members later followed


field paths past Stanworth Farm to the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, where damsel flies and arrow head in bloom provided special interest along the last mile to Belmont Cafe. Mrs C. Bishop thanked


Mr P . W ilson fo r le a d in g


the walk. The society’s next walk


is to Scout Scar, near Kendal, on August 13th.


Clitheroe in the


ley, weatherman Mr Tom Suttie recorded less than half an inch of rain last


gional Industrial Adviser, was unable to reveal the identity of the Clitheroe companies which have ap­ plied, but added that he would like to see more applications from North West firms before the closing date of September 30th.


week. The highest tempera­


ture came on Friday when he recorded a maximum of 80°F. That had risen from


covered by SEFIS in­ cludes NC and computer- controlled machine tools, non-robotic welding equip­ ment or machines using laser or plasma tech­


The type of equipment nologies.


Old wine flask


turns up COUNTY archaeologist


Mr Ben Edwards has de­ scribed as “very exciting” the find of part of a wine flask by members of a dig working on the site of a medieval house at Easing- ton Manor Farm, Newton. Pendle Archaeological


meant a bumper crop of fruit this year for local allotment holders, said Mr John Wilkinson, secretary of the Clitheroe Town Council Allotments Man­ agement Committee. Mr Wilkinson, of Edis-


70°F on Wednesday. By Sunday, it was down again to 73°F but crept up to 76°F on Tuesday. The hot weather has


Low Moor allotment gardeners had an arrange- 'ment to take water from local builder.


Hospital job for Julie


Group were nearing the end of their summer dig there when a six-inch piece of pottery was unco­ vered. This was later identified


is very exciting because it means that for the first­ time we can put a definite date to when the house was in use.” Up to now items such


as being foreign made, probably from France, and dating from the 15th or 16th century. Mr Edwards said: “This


building dates from the 13th century which may be borne out by future digs. All items found are ex­


pected to go to the Castle Museum, Clitheroe.


No ‘L’ plates


PROVISIONAL licence holder Ian Martin Hyde (19), of Hesketh House Farm, Gisbum, was fined £25 with £6 costs at Clitheroe Magistrates’ Court for failing to dis­ play L plates on his motor


the defendant said he had just washed his cycle and forgot to fix the L plates.


cycle. '■ In a letter to the court,


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as stained glass have been found, but it has been im­ possible to date these. One theory is that the


pital. Miss Julie Tomlinson,


(22), whose parents live in Hayhurst Street, qualified after a three-year course at Leeds Polytechnic. Julie is a former pupil


ford Hall C o t ta g e Clitheroe, said that all but one of the several allot­ ment areas in the town were on a mains tap supply, so there had been no difficulty obtaining water. At the one exception


Michael (16), Stephen (14), and David (13), of Claremont D r iv e , Clitheroe, are one family who have not missed the course since its inception. Michael and Stephen,


overseered by assistant bursar Mr Richard Green­ wood, who is the coach to the England Rugby Union squad.


who go to school at Radley, Oxfordshire, said the course is the first thing they think about when the summer holi­ days arrive. Among sports and in­


terests catered for have been computing, canoeing, arch ery, badminton, squash, painting and drawing, and drama.


for him it will be a real home from home as the college is hosting the Stowe School of Sport. 1 It starts on Sunday for


Next week, however,


No lights on tractor and trailer


WHEN the lights failed on a Grindleton man’s


tractor and trailer, he thought it better to carry on home rather than leave the v eh ic le s on the bypass, the town’s magis­ trates were told. For failing to display


lights on them, Karl Trevor Simpson (22), of Meadowside, was fined


£50. He was also fined £50 for using the tractor with


an excise licence for which the wrong rate had been paid. Mr Stephen Barker, de­


seven days. Among those giving tuition in rugby will be Huw Davies, Roger U t t l e y , Mike Slemen and Andy Irvine. . And for golfers, Alex


Hay, pro at Woburn Golf and Country Club, and television golf commen­ tator, will be on hand to brush up that swing.


old days A DISPLAY of old photo­ graphs of Clitheroe is cur­ rently on show in the Marsden Building Socie­ ty’s window in Wellgate. Organised by the local


library service, it features the town centre, sur­ rounding area and various groups of people. The exhibition will run


Nothing forced about this plane’s landing


AN Edisford farmer watched in alarm on Friday as a small aircraft circled in to land near his farm . . . and then rang the police thinking that it must have crashed.


Fined £50 after near collision


until August 26th. The library is still look­


ing for the loan or gift of p h o to g rap h s of old Clitheroe to add to its col lection. An exhibition of par­


ticular interest to dog lovers begins at Whalley library on Saturday for two weeks. It features studies of


dogs, and wildlife in gen eral, painted by Mrs J. Holden, of Accrington.


Magistrates look at car


A CLITHEROE motorist who denied using a car with a dangerous wing was fined £10 with £25 costs at the town’s magis­ trates’ court. PC Cliff Woodcock told


A CLITHEROE girl who r ecently qualified speech therapy wall start i rpjle ^oles, one of which


the court that the car be longing to Derek Coe (37) of Whitewell Drive, had various holes in the wing.


work in September at | measured f0Ur inches by Rotherham General Hos- •


two inches, had jagged edges and in his opinion were dangerous to other road users. Coe, who took his car


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of Clitheroe Girls’ Gram­ mar School and went to the polytechnic from


there. Speech th e rap y is'


taking on an increasingly important role in hospitals and Julie’s work will in­ volve her with children,. people who have suffered strokes, and all kinds of speech impediment. She chose the


Rotherham area to work because she has many. friends there after study­ ing in Leeds.


Faulty tyre


FOR us in g a motor moped with a faulty tyre, Mark Chew (17), of West- field House, West Brad­ ford, was fined £20' with £6 costs by ' Clitheroe magistrates. In a letter to the court,


Chew said he knew the tyre’s - condition was. not •perfect, but he did not realise it was illegal.


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■Clitheroe, the town’s .magistrates were told. For driving without due


IT was only by taking evasive action that a police driver prevented a collision in Whalley Road,


care and attention, Geof­ frey Cox (20), of Moorland Avenue, Clitheroe, was fined £50 with £25 costs. Mrs Jackie Howard,


However, it was all in-


tentional, and had been planned by two Clitheroe men who were passengers on the aircraft. Mr Brian Townson, of


Moorland Crescent, and Mr John Hollingsworth, of Claremont Drive, had driven to Blackpool with a Chorley


friend from the ride. There they were picked


for


up by pilot Mr Brian Bateson, of Blackpool, in his single-engine Cessna


plane. Mr Hollingsworth, chief


prosecuting, said that when Cox’s car pulled on to his side of the road, the officer had to drive into a farm gateway to avoid a crash. Cox, who denied the


engineer aUICI, Darwen, said: “We had previously surveyed the field, of course . . . but if you have the owner’s permis­ sion and the land is suit­ able you are entitled to


offence, said a car had come out in front of him from a side road. When it pulled over, he checked and, thinking it was safe, started to overtake. He could not see the


land. “As the land belonged


to the Townson family, everything was in order. “However, I did apolog­


ise to the police for the inconvenience to them.” Mr Hollingsworth,' a


police car because it was round a corner. He would not have pulled out front of an oncoming vehicle.


Lived in village


for the magistrates to see denied that the holes were large enough to be dangerous. He pointed out that it


member of the Blackpool and Fylde Flying Club, is an ex-RAF pilot. It is not the first time


that aircraft have landed at Edisford. Mr Hollingsworth said:


50 years A WHALLEY resident for the past 50 years, Mrs Hilda Dickinson, of King Street, died at home on Saturday, aged 77. Mrs Dickinson, a quiet


was two months since the offence and the holes had become worse in that time.


Vandals hit car


for the firm, returned to find the Datsun a write­


VANDALS caused £1,000 worth of damage to a car left outside the Ribbles- dale Cement o f f ic e s , Clitheroe, during Satur­ day night. The owner, who works


said, “The offices are quite isolated during the evening, and we are hoping somebody may have heard something.”


off. The doors had been kicked .in, a wing ripped off and' windows smashed. • A police spokesman


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fending, said that Simp­ son, an agricultural con­ tractor and tree feller, was on his way home with parts of a tree when his lights failed. He decided to carry on home rather than leave his vehicle on the bypass and risk ex­ pensive equipment being stolen.


Concerning the excise licence, Mr Barker said


:


Simpson had been misled by the licensing authority


at Swansea. He had written to them explaining how he would


use his vehicle and relied on their judgment and paid £13.50 for the licence instead of £155.


Bridge Club


WINNERS at Clitheroe Bridge Club were: NS Mrs Ainsworth and Mrs Wilson, Mr W. L. Wilkin­ son and Mr Pople; EW Mr and Mrs Tatton, Mr Cubbon and Mr Jennings. In the following hand a


pre-emptive opener of three clubs held and gave a top score to North. At other tables, however, the bidding went to four hearts by West and made 12 tricks, but East made the top score of five spades doubled.


S dealer, EW vul


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N W


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Brisk trade at mart


“In the 1930s, the Alan Cobham Flying Circus used to land regularly in a 30-acre field there and take peqple for rides.” However, on Friday,


CALVING cows found an im­ proved demand at Clitheroe Auction Mart’s Friday sale and store cattle again met a brisk trade.


There were nine in-calf cows


and heifers and 42 store cattle forward.


and reserved person, worked part-time at Cal- der s to n e s H o sp ita l , during the war. Her late husband, Frank, was head stores porter at the hospi­ tal, and for about 20 years the couple lived in The Crescent on the hospital estate.


the aviators just stretched their legs for half-an-hour in the field, which is half a mile on the Mitton side of Edisford Bridge, before making the return flight. Mr Townson, a director


of Townson Bros Fuel Service, Chatburn, stayed behind.


Cremation at Accring­ ton today (Thursday), will


be preceded by a Re­ quiem Mass at the Engl-


ish Martyrs Church, W h a l le y .


CINEMA


C R E A T U R E S from another world loom up in an exciting thriller “The Dark Crystal,” at the Civic Hall from today until Wednesday. Creepy enough for. any


schoolchild on holiday! the film will also be shown at matinees on Tuesday and Wednesday.


Farmer’s widow dies


FORMER Ribble Valley farmer's widow Mrs Lucy Waddington has died


aged 87. ■ She lived in Chapel


Lane, Grindleton,' having moved to the village in


1953 following the death of her husband, Henry. They farmed for 30


years in Ribble Valley, first, at Hookcliffe Farm, near Downham, then at Park Head, Whalley and Bank Top Farm, Sawley.


died in 1975. Cremation is at Ac­


crington today. Her oiily son, John," August calving cows made to


£630 (average £485), September calvers to £695 (£585). In-calf heifers made to £545.


Charolais bullocks made to £440, Limousin bullocks to


£435, Hereford heifers to £257 and Friesian yearling bullocks to £212.


cluding 17 fat cows forward at Monday’s fatstock sale, along with 68 ewes and 1,484 lambs.


"'Fat cattle found a better


trade and lambs were still very good buy, despite showing increased pric es from las t


week. ; '


Light steers made to 107.2p per live kilo (103.2p), medium


to 108.8p (103.9p), light heifers to 113p (109p), medium to 104p (100.8p).


Steers and heifers overall av­ eraged 104.08p.


. .


(114.4p), fat cows to 82.4p (68.8p).


'


Calf bulls 'made to ' 119.6p .


• Lambs overall averaged 124p per kilo dressed carcase weight,


an increase o f '20p from last week.


(133.08p), standard to 134p (121.48p) and medium to 115.5p


(110.38p). Half-bred ew e s made, to


£22:20 p er head (£17.50) homed ewes .to £21 (£14.11).


"Light lambs' made to 140p There were 64 fat cattle in­


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TUESDAY, AUGUST 2nd 2-30 p.m. 2 hour return


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FRIDAY, AUGUST 5th FOLK EVENING


T ic k e ts L im ite d a t C3.S0 per head


Tickets available from booking office or on board


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. morn in gs and thereafter on board


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BOROUGH COUNCIL AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS YEAR ENDED


RIBBLE VALLEY


GOVERNMENT ACT 1972, SECTION 159): ACCOUNTS 'AND AUDIT REGULATIONS 1974)


ACCOUNTS AND RIGHT OF CHALLENGE (LOCAL


PUBLIC INSPECTION OF 31st MARCH, 1983


NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT: On the following dates: 1. Friday, 19th August Monday 22nd August, to Friday, 26th August and Tuesday 30th August, 1983, between 9-00 a.m. and 5-00 p.m. any person interested on application initially to the Borough Treasurer’s Depart­ ment, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, Telephone, Clitheroe 25111, may inspect at the appropriate offices of the Council, and make copies of the accounts of the above- named Council for the year ended 31st March, 1983, and all books, deeds, contracts, bills, vouchers and receipts relating thereto. 2. On Wednesday, 31st August, 1983, at 11-00 a.m or thereafter until the audit has been completed at the Borough Treasurer’s Depart­ ment, the District Auditor, at the request of any local gov­ ernment elector for the area to which the accounts relate, will give the elector or his representative an opportunity to question him about the ac­ counts, and any such elector or his representative may attend before the Auditor and make objection to any of the accounts. 3. The District Auditor is Pardoe Esq., District Auditor's Office, 2nd Floor, Caroline House, 125 Bradshawgate Bolton, BL2 1BX Telephone Bolton (0204) 387869. MICHAEL JACKSON Chief Executive and Town Clerk


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TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACTS 1971 to 1974


CONSERVATION AREA: DESIGNATED


An application has been re ceived for permission to Erect a detached bungalow and garage, at Rear Higher Road, Longridge. 3/83/0416/ P.


Replace shop front arid step


doorway back, at 33 Moor Lane, Clitheroe. 3/83/0422/P.


Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertise­ ment, to the Chief Architect and Planning Officer, Plan ning Department, Council Of­ fices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, BB7 2RA.


A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected ' the Planning Department .within the period slated.


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l e c t io n a n d d e l iv e ry s e rv ico , o n l y v a c c in a t e d d o g s a n d c a t s t a k e n . — T e l . Bu rn l ey 2 1 0 3 7 .


S H IR E B U R N K E N N E L S Bo a rd in g f o r d o g s a n d c a t s ,


Dr iv e . C l i t h c r o e .


B L A C K S C O T T IE b i t c h , p a r t l y h o u s e t r a i n e d , m o n t h s o ld , full p e d ig r e e , £ 6 0 .


C O U N T R Y R E S T b o a rd i n g k e n n e l s a n d lu x u ry c a t t e ry


L A B R A D O R y e l l ow, 2 9 c h amp io n p e d ig p u p p i e s


W A N T E D a d u l t A l s a t i a n s / R o t tw e i l e r s , s u i t a b l e t o t r a i n f o r in d u s t r i a l pol ic e w o r k . — T e l . N e l s o n 6 9 1 1 9 8 .


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Over 50 modern overstrung, 'pianos to choose from, Recon-


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JO IN T H E “ Mi s s C a r a f e s | 1 9 8 3 “ P e r s o n a l i t y C o n t e s t . £ 3 2 5 c a sh p r i z e s p l u s mo d e l 1 a g e n c y c o u r s e . 2 w e e k s | h o l id a y , m i c r ow a v e o v e n , c a s e o f w i n e , e tc . S e e e n t r y f o rm in t h i s n ew s p a p e r o r I r i n g P r o m o t i o n D e p a r t - I m e n t . Bu rn l e y 2 6 1 6 1 .


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F R E E p r e g n a n c y t e s t i n g , f c o n f i d e n t i a l c o u n s e l l in g . Li fe , Bu rn l e y 5 0 8 8 0 .


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F r e e q u o t a t i o n s . — Te l . L o n g r id g e 5 3 9 4 .


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34137 I 4.


Orders for insertion of advertisements in the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times are accepted subject to the Standard Condition agreed between the Newspaper


Society and the Institute of Practitioners in Advertis­ ing save that.


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or damage caused by an error or inaccuracy in the printing of any advertisement. no liability is accepted for any loss or damage


the proprietors accept no liability for any loss


alleged to arise through delay in forwarding replies to box numbers, however caused. Par­ ticulars of the Standard Conditions will be supplied on request.


advertisement, or any part of it is composed by the Proprietors at no extra charge to the advertiser, the copyright in the whole adver­ tisement shall belong to the Proprietors.


IF THE MATERIAL QR LAYOUT of the


(a) The due date for payment shall be the last day of the month following the month of inser­ tion of an advertisement or if the publisher shall not have despatched the appropriate in­ voice and voucher or other proof of insertion (or made the same available for collection when this is the custom) to the agency (or the advertiser if it is a direct account) by the 10th day of the month following insertion, the last day of the second month following the month of insertion:


The following rules for the settlement of accounts will apply:


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(d) The existence of a query on any individual item in an account will not affect the due date of payment of the balance of such account:


(e) In these conditions the w'ord despatched shall mean despatched by post or by such other


means as shall provide that payment shall have been received by the publisher not later than three working days from the date appropriate thereto.


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