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A PENDLE witch has been called upon to weave a manic spell in support of the local tourist industry when more than 20 vis­ itors arrive in Clitheroe today to look at Kibble Valiev attractions. She will he promoting


CUthcrac 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) «/•««»/> — ----- -- Cub-Scouts are put to the test ‘ i 5k.


the Kibble Valley as the 'scenic and historic gem


of the North West" to representatives of tourist


information centres and large hotels in the North West. Cumbria and West


them with a special verse, composed by Deputy Town Clerk Mr Brian Manning. Mr Manning and Whal-


Yorkshire. The witch will welcome


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De c is ion on lic en c e is adjourned


CONDITIONS imposed by Clitheroe Licensing Justices on the Civil Ser­ vice Motoring Association Country Club at Eaves Hall, West Bradford, have resulted in members from all over the country having to be turned away.


the justices were asked to lift restrictions limiting


This was stated when


the club to 12 functions a year and only allowing three guests to be intro­ duced by a member on any one occasion.


ley historian Mr Jimmy Kell will accompany the guests on a tour of Pendle Hill, the Hodder Valley. Clitheroe Castle, Whalley Abbey and other attrac­ tions. They will be enter­


tained' to lunch by the Kibble Valley Mayor Conn. Mrs Joyce Lilburn.


Misused horn


A CHATBUKN student who sounded his car horn at U-3f> p.m. for no obvi­ ous reason was fined £10 for misusing it. Clive Bradley (IS), of Grindleton View, told


Clitheroe magistrates that he tried to a ttrac t a friend's attention in Low-


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THE skills of nine Cub Scout packs were put to the test in the annual Helen Crompton Shield competition on Saturday afternoon. More than 5(1 Cubs


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Hal l and we r e put through their paces with knotting, map reading, observation and nature


tests. Winners were St Paul's


Hocked to the Clitheroe United Reformed Church


(SI points) with runners- up Chipping (7-1) and St


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Mary's third (73). Mrs Crompton, the hon-


orary District Badge Sec­ retary, is seen in our pic­ ture presenting the shield to St Paul's Cub. Christ­ opher Knowles, with | team-mates and oppo­ nents looking on.


Ramsden Pollard sought a new justic e s' licence, stressing that it was not proposed to open the duh to the public. Functions were fully booked until next June, he said.


Manager Mr David m


The application, op­ posed by the police anil


Kibble Valley Licensed Victuallers' Association, was adjourned to a date to be fixed.


as a registered club until last year.


The premises were run JUST A PIECE OF CAKE 1i f * *


Chance for budding artists to shine


TALENTED local youngsters are being invitee! to take part in a variety concert in support o! the Children in Danger Campaign.


O rg a n is e r s hope that


b ud ding m a g ic ian s , s in ­ g e r s. dancers, comedians,


and musicians wiii take up


the challenge and provide a dazzling contribution in C l i th e r o e for th e cam­ paign. The campaign, launched


vents and alcohol a poverty. honielrs.- racism, and family i down. The concert is pi:


by the National Children's Home movement, is aimed at helping children facing dangers from crime and violence, drugs, sol-


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TREATMENT AT HOME


A WHALLEY chartered physiotherapist has been granted permission to change the use of part of her home to form a treat­ ment and waiting room. Kibble Valley Council's


for March Mb. aklm hall has still to be bonked and is being arranged by NCH local organisers Mr- .Joan Wrigley ami Mr Roland Hailwood, “We want the ernicer


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A PLAN for the forma tion of a vehicle access at Sw in d leh u rs t Karin. Cirindleton. has been re­ fused by the Kibble Valley Council's Develop­ ment Sub-committee. It was felt that it would


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LOTS of thought, effort and artistic skill ''ent into the ii-1 entries for the art competition held by Kibble Valley District Libraries as a run-up


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•F in e d and v-orLing p r ic e s ap p ly to D om e s tic P rem ise s Only and a rc su b je ct to a su ta b 'e gas supply m y ou r h om e Any e le c tr ic a l, budding, scaffolding o r cab in e try - o r l i w.ll be char ged e « i ra


F O R b e t t e r V A L U E a n d b i g g e r c h o i c e Further d c u .g N o n . , W c u G » Sh ow .o o .m o r Iron, your N o a h W c „ M e . Hc„re5en.,l,»,, M l oHer, Su b ,« l lo clun^ c w „ „ o u ,


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THHFF farmers ahait- dom'd their wellies tor


m o r it i n y s a it s to r r ea r in <t br idal fashion show by Orchid


Tilted period only.


'Hr idol De s ig n s , of Clithcroc.


Watched by on audi-


nice of .120. they mod­ elled suits from Fred Head's alongs ide 12 "brides" and four chil­ d r en . al l f rom the ('litheroe area.


The show, held at the


for cancer research. F r e sh b o u q u e t s ,


S t i ck Hous e Hotel , Gishnrn, raised £~>20


f lo ra l pedes tals anti headdresses were given


by Ha rba ru Lean iny and the evening teas enjoyed by audience


and models alike. Seen modelling


are Kami Myers and Peter Fox.


necessitate substantial earthworks to providt satisfactory levels and would require removal of part of the existing stone wall and hedge on the main street frontage, di trimental to the character of the farm and (.handle ton Conservation Area.


o v e r th e a re a , but Clitheroe youngsters came out lops, winning five of the six prizes.


tries were studies of celebrities. Other subject choices included a record- sleeve design, a sea or landscape and a scene from any film.


Almost half of the en­


Saturday. Prize winners were: Id


L ilb u rn . a week on


to In years — Karen Leeds (in). of Ribblesdale Avenue. Rebecca Nanson tbl). of Warwick I)riv_. ami .Joanna Leask (1-1). of St Paul’s Street. \(\ to IS years — Carole Patten (18). of Shireburn


teacher Mr F. Makin. of Whalley. Miss F. Foster, of Sabden. Mrs L. .hidson, of Burnley, Mr N. Potter, curator of Haworth Art Gallery, and Mr 1). Woodall, art head at Accrington and Kossen- dale College. The prizes will be^ pre­


.Judges were retired art


sented by Kibble Valley Mayor. Conn. Mrs .Joyce


Avenue. Nicola Harper (lfi). of Shropshire Drive. Blackburn, ami Karen Wood (l(i). of The Cres­ cent. Highly com men (led


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FOR St Mary's Parish Church p lay g ro u p . Clitheroe, raising money was never so much fun as when mums and organis­ ers held a cake and coffee


morning.Mrs Cynthia Nanson


(right), gave a cookery demonstration, much to the delight of the youngs­ ters who were keen to sample the results! Grandmas, friends and


neighbours joined in tin* fun and helped on tin* stalls, including one tor home-made cakes. The £130 raised will


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buy Christmas presents and new toys for the play­ group children.


Camera Club


AT Kihhlosilale Camera Cluli. Mr Kell Oeiklys was


were: .Jonathan Green. Sarah Reed. Stephanie Harrison. Rachael Weare, Martin Biddulph, Lucy Brown. Matthew Clark son. Alison Forshaw, Adam Hargreaves. Jeova Kajasekeran and Rachel Shelstone.


in winning form in thv Action competition, gain­ ing first, second and third places in the print section. He was also first and second in the slide sec­ tion. with Alistair Carter third.


opportunity to see the ICPA slide folio and it entry night for the next competition, “Wind, lire and water.'*


On Tuesday there is an


Wellies off for a wedding day A


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Development Sub-commit­ tee heard that Mr and Mrs M. Douglas received planning; permission for the ereetjon of a detached house oT\ land adjacent to •Jf* Station Road in March. Now Mrs Douglas


wishes to operate a small practice from one room.


to be a focal point "i mu fund-raising act ivit if-." said Mr Hailwood. “I'm| sure there are many chil­ dren and teenager.- m Clitheroe and surmunikm villages who could hep | us to put on a first-ra: show." The Methodist-based| movement is already wt known for its "San Smiles" door-to-door cm-K lections and the enneer will replace the annua festival, which in the pa> has rounded off the area' fund-raising activitie.-. Anyone interested :


taking part in the omrer is asked to contact Mr- Wrigley (Clitheroe til'd" or Mr Hailwood iClithero tMtMlh.


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