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WHEN Trinity Youth and Community Centre offi­


cially “came of age” last week, the 21st birthday


party was just the start of the celebrations which are to be held during the year.


The party, which took


the form of a disco and buffet, was organised by the club’s Youth Council and attracted about 150 youngsters. Among them were 20 French visitors who are in


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LOOKING forward to a leisurely retirement in the South Lakes . . . is Ribblesdale Cement director, Mr Hugh Rogers, who has called it a day after 15 years


with the firm.


Rest home would affect


traffic flow RIBBLE Valley planners have refused a proposal to change the use of Lan- gholme, Longsight Road, Langho, from a house to a rest home. The council’s Develop­


ment Sub-Committee re­


jected the plan on the grounds that it would be detrimental to the safety and free flow of traffic on the A59 trunk road be­ cause of the position of the access point. The committee was con­


cerned that there would be an • increase; in the number of vehicles man­ oeuvring on the carriage­ way. Further, visibility along the road from the point is severely re ­ stricted by the boundary wall, greatly intensifying the probability of acci­ dents and interference with traffic flow. . After Coun. Bill Flem­


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ing (B i l l in g ton ) had argued that the premises would be ideal for a rest home, it was decided to reject the plan but refer the matter back to look into the possibility of an


• alternative access. - Break-in


C IG A R E T T E S were


stolen following a break-in at Rufus * Carr’s garage, Bawdlands, Clitheroe, at the weekend.


_ . . . . . . Mr Rogers, who lives at


Austwick, near Settle, joined the firm as a sales manager in 1969 s after an eight-year stay at the Shepherd Building Group,


York. He started his career


with the Marley Tile Company in 1953, and during his eight years became sales manager. Mr Rogers was ap­


pointed local director at Ribblesdale in 1972 and of Clyde Cement in 1980, making him responsible for sales and transport. He is a fellow of the


British Institute of Man­ agement and a member of the Institute of Market­ ing. Married with one son, he has spent the last few years converting an old house in the South Lakes, where he will live


in retirement. He is also looking -for-,


ward to devoting, more time to his hobbies of or­ nithology and fell walking.


Parking time long enough


ANOTHER Ribble Valley Council Committee. has supported., the Public


Works and. Health Com­ mittee’s view that parking time in Clitheroe’s main streets should not be dou­ bled to t>vo hours! The bid to increase the


ppo


time had been made by the Chamber., of Trade, but members . of the Plan-


ning and Transportation Committee agreed that th e r e shou ld be no change. " :


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the Ribble Valley for a three-week English lan­ guage summer school.


Pictured at the party


are club members and some of the French vis­


itors. French visitors join celebration


PUPILS AT brookside School, Clitheroe, had their athletic ability tested at the sports day. They took partv in races ranging from running, skipping and obstacle to a marathon. Red and yellow houses


were equal first with 84 points, followed by green with 70 and blue with 39.


RESULTS Flat race: Class 1: P. Aspin-


wall, S. Mohammed. Class 2: J. Haslam, I. Walker, A. Blezard. Class 3: Boys — C. Haslam. Girls — C. Harris. Class 4: Boys — S. Nock. Girls — J Eastwood. Class 5: Bovs — A. Robinson. Girls — C. Qvery. Egg and Spoon: Class 1: C.


Avery, S. Mohammed, A. Hus­ sain. Class 2: J. Haslam, S. Naz, K. Hussain. Class 3: C. Crabtree. Class 4: B. Barnes. Class 5: M. Banks.


Sack: Class 1: P. Aspinwall,


S. Mohammed, D. Marsh. Class 2: L. Chatburn, B. Barnes, A. Blezard. .Class 3: Boys — J. Overy. Girls — C. Harris. Class 4: Boys — joint, G. Pickering and B. Barnes. Girls — J. Eastwood. Class 5: Boys — C. Taylor. Girls —


joint, J. Hanley and C. Tem- pleman. Three-legged. Class 2: J.


Haslam and S. McCally, A. Robinson and P. Preston. Class 3: A. Zuifi and P. Bibby. Class 4: A. Buller and A. Leonard. Class 5: I. Pickering and C. Overy. Obstacle. Class 1: P. Aspin­ wall, S. Mohammed, C. Crab­


tree. Class 2: J. Haslam, I. Walker, H. Littlewood. Class 3: P. Bibby. Class 4: C. Case. Class 5: C. Taylor. Skipping. Class 1: K. Shilica.


Class 2: W. Haslam, I. Walker. Class 3: Boys — S. Amin. Girls — joint, G. Cole and C. Harris. Class 4: Boys — B. Barnes. Girls — C. Wilkinson. Class 5: Boys — I. Pickering. Girls — C. Overy. Balls and hoops. Class 1: P.


Aspinwall, S. Mohammed, D. Marsh. Class 2: J. Haslam, G. Naz, R. Nawaz. Bean bags. Class 1: N.


Farrat, S. Mohammed, A. Hussain. M a ra th o n : Class 3: W .


Mehmood. Class 4: S. Nock. Class 5: D. Turner. Parents’ sack race: C. Wad-


dington.


Sunny for infants’


sports day


THE sun shone on. St James’s School infant sports, which were very well attended by parents and greatly enjoyed by the children. All the infants ran, each


entrant receiving a sweet and the .winners a prize.


RESULTS 1st prizewinners .— Flat


race: Richard Alston, Paul Hothersall, Nicola Hothersall, Helen Pickup, Gareth Brewer- ton, Liam Ca r te r , Nicola Malone, Michael Burgess, Robert Dobson, Caroline Siecz- kowski, Emma Wilkinson, Stephen Greenwood, Martin Greenwood, Claudia Chiappi, Emma Seed, Peter Nuttall, Jason Farmer, Ruth Harrison, Nicola Smith, Paul Beverley, Daniella Chiappi. Egg and spoon (5-year-old in­


fants): Gareth Brewerton, Thomas Wood, Pauline Haslam,


Nicola Malone. Paul Hothersall. Matthew Snape, Valerie Cross.


Ofts tac le ( 6 -y e a r -o ld s ) :


Stephen Greenwood, John Linley, Vicky Brown, Gemma Dixon, Michael Burgess, Craig Schofield, Gemma Linford, Kerry Watson. Skipping (7-year-olds): Nicola


Marsh, Deborah Burke, Abigail Sowerby, Paula Briggs. Three-legged (7-year-olds):


Mark Hampshire and Paul Be­ verley, Paul Wooff and Christ­ opher Dixon.


‘No’ to


florist’s shop A PLAN for the proposed change of- use of two ground floor 'rooms to a florist’s shop with living accommodation above at 83 King Street, Whalley, has been frowned on by Ribble Valley planners. The R ib b le Valley


Council’s Development Sub-committee was told in a written report by Plan­ ning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey that ob­


jections had been received from the parish council­ lors and three village resi­ dents, ,


, ■ ■ They fe lt that the


change of use would not be suitable and would cause further parking and traffic problems. • CoUn. Mrs , Sheila Maw


(Whalley) said there was concern in the village about the application. She added that if the change o f use was allowed,' the whole character of the terrace would be altered. The plan was refused.' /


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i Keen competition at Brookside


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