Clitlicror Advertiser and Times, October d 1st. WSo Bundi'U 22331 (Clarified)


Decision on licence is adjourned


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CONDITIONS imposed bv Clithenu' Licensing Justices on the Civil Ser- vivo MetorinR Association Counirv Club at Eaves Hall. West Bradford, have resulted in members from all over the country baviny to be turned away.


This was slated when


the justices were asked to lift 'restrictions limiting the club to 1- functions a year and only allowinp three uuests to be intro­ duced by a member on any one occasion.


Mann cor Mr David


Kamsdcn Pollard sought a „ew iusticos’ licence, stressing that it was not


proposed to open the club to the public. Functions tore fully booked until test .lime, he said.


The application, op- It


m-ed bv tile police and jhble Valley Licensed


Victuallers' Association, was adjourned to a date


to be fixed. The premises were run


its a registered club until OF CAKE '


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Chance for budding artists to shine


TALK NTH D local youngsters are being invited to take part in ;t variety concert in support ol the Children in Danger Campaign.


Organisers hope that


budding magicians, sin­ gers. dancers, comedians, and musicians will take up the challenge and provide a dazzling contribution in Clitheroe for the cam-


" X campaign, launched bv the National Children's Home movement, is aimed at helping children facing dangers from crime and violence. drugs, sol-


TREATMENT AT HOME


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


^!S > t i l ’


i ' h u r r h p l a y e r "Up. i


Mary's l'arish raising money


v.;t> t-r sn much lun as a !.. :i :t;um> and organis- . r-


;i cake and rnffri*


Mr- ('ynthia Nansmi gave a ennkery


•; , d.-keht " f th»* youngs- wilt' W.MV l-.IM


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• ;*-atu:!na>. friends and U'Uiod in the


c i . 10


j;.-!p.-d oil the I'idine one for


raised will jireSelUS


for the play- r t'amern Club Camera v-r. ' i«-dde> was


. ; - .rrn m the r .y ’ ition. gain- . ;md third


print Motion, first and


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'!d‘ f\'irin Mi/ers a ml !■■■■■ r .i . r


STATION ROAD, CUTHEHOE.


i- tie* next "Wind, fire


'S 5i°»k mm


-mn’ r-t rat am. much t" -n to


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Development Sub-commit­ tee heard that Mr anil Mrs M. Douglas received planning permission to the erection of a detached house o"n land adjacent to 2*1 Station Road in .March. N o w Mrs D <


> u g 1 as


wishes to operate a small practice from one room.


vemts and alcohol abuse, poverty, homelessness,


racism, and family break­


down. The concert is planned


for March 8th. although a hall has still to be booked and is being arranged by NCM local organisers Mrs .loan Wriglev and Mr


Roland Hailwood. “We want the concert


to be a focal point of our fund-raising activities.’ said Mr Hailwood. “ I’m sure there are many chil­ dren and teenagers in Clitheroe and surrounding villages who could help us to put on a first-rate


show." The Methodist-based


movement is already well- known for its "Sunny Smiles" door-to-door col­ lections and the concert will replace the annual festival, which in the past has rounded off the ar fund-raising activities. Anyone interested in


taking part in the concert is asked to contact Mrs Wrigley (Clitheroe 2U»10) or Mr Hailwood (Clitheroe


2121b).


ASSISTANT leader of the 1st I’entlle Cubs, Mr James Roddy, has reeeieed a certificate p/ merit for vow-aye and


bra rent in carrying on his irork through seri­


ous illness. Co mil ij C om m i s ­


sioner Mr Cred Lair presented the award at Clitheroe Cnited Re­ formed Cltnreh Hall. Mr Roddti, who has


sitfferetl n-itli multiple sclerosis since the age of 17, has helped to frail the J-'4 youngsters for tiro years. He tats j>rc cion si y assist a nt trader oj tin’ Ribbles- dale ('iiI>s, a post In-


held for seven years. He is p ic t u r e d


(centre right) reeeirimg his certificate from Mr


Low. S u g g e s t i o n A FEASIBILITY study


mi n|H'r:uing a hackney carriage licensing system is to be considered by the Kibble Valley Council's Finance and General Pur­ poses Sub-coin millet’. The suggestion was


made by taxi bosses at the Private Hire Licens­ ing Sub-coin in i 11 Kibble Valley Chief Ex­ ecutive Mr Michael Jack- son has promised to obtain the views nf the police.


COUNTY president of NFl' Ladies. Mrs Mabel Ward, was a truest at the ( l i lh e ro e and district


branch's nuual dinner


dance. Other guests were


count v v ice- p r e s i d e n t Mrs Mabel Clayton and


Mr Tom R o b in s o n , chairman of Clitheroe and Rowland NFF. They were weI eomed to the Coronation Hotel.


Gisburn. by Clitheroe president Mrs Margaret Miller and members of the committee (pictured with their husbands)


Detrimental


THE Kililile Valley Coun­ cil luis turned down a planning application for a around door extension at 27 Bus him r n Drive, l.angho.


Six objections were re­


ceived from residents of nearhv properties. It \


felt that the extension, due to its size and height would be detrimental to the amenity and priv . of tile adjoining dwelling :mlv a short distance


Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow. Hoots. Castle Street. Clitheroe. will be open until d-d" I'.m. Selles. Church Street: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday, until d-d" p.m.


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Courage and bravery recognised 1 \ r ir tin


M’ T'l "


Andrew comes


out top


CHIP P IN G Young Farmer Andrew Bailey


was the undoubted star of the club's annual meeting and prize presentation. He was top junior boy. top junior stockman and overall junior member of


the year. Stephen Wallbank was


also in the limelight as top senior member and stock­ man. Top junior girl was


Anne Stott. Club president Mr


Richard Seed presented the awards as his last task for the club before being replaced by Mr Francis Mercer. Other new o ff icers


elected were: Tim Hard­ man (chairman). Stephen Wallbank (vice-chairman), .lolui Nearv (treasurer). Julie Seed (secretary). Rachel Hester (assistant


secretary). Club leaders: Stephen


Dike. George Hodkinson. Liz. Kay and Julie Pyc. Camera officials: Julie Pye and Sarah Stott. Notice board: Anne Stott and Wendy Ellison. Ticket


secretary: Jim Hardman. Teas: sill-all Stott. Press secretaries: Liz. Kay and


Nicola Kenyon. A CEDE HRATION


Playground approved


PLANNING approval lias been given to the forma­ tion of a new playground at St Mary’s RC Primary School. Langho. Five letters of objection


and one of support were received by Kibble V alley Council’s Development Sub-committee. Councillors heard that


the playground marked the second stage of a three-phase plan brought about by serious over­ crowding. Granting the apphea


lion, the committee re­ commended that the play­ ground be positioned nine metres from the rear boundaries of properties fronting Wind ley Road and not three metres.


dinner was held at the Spread Eagle Hotel at


Sawley to mark the re­ tirement of Grindleton man Mr Rex Gostling as managing director of Kibble Construction.


Mr Gostling (pictured


fourth left) was presented with a TV by Mr Michael Podevyn. a co-director of R i b h 1 e C o n s t r u c t i o n, which is part of the Spiroflow group of com­ panies based at Upbrooks Clitheroe.


Mr Gostling (7-1). was


sales director at Spiroflow for 10 years and joined the company after work­ ing for a Midlands en­ gineering firm. Horn in Gisburn. he moved to Grindleton five years ago


His place in the firm


will be taken by Mr Geolf Curry.


Night out for NFU ladies


Cash aid for water supply


PUPILS at Oakhill Col­ lege. Whalley. have raised £■>00 for the Orr Founda­ tion. which is about to launch its first water con­ servation project in Tan- |


zania. They raised the money


by turning the school’s cross-country run into a sponsored event — and I bv donations.


’ They decided to support .


the project after hearing former Prime Minister Mr Edward Heath explain cm radio the aims ot the ] Foundation. Kibble Valley MP Mr


David Waddington re­ ceived the contribution on behalf of the Foundation from school representa-1 lives Grace Whowel Peter F inch. Da n ie 1 I Hardy. Claire-Louise l.awrenson and Andrew |


Cook. GRANT AID


PARISH councils and local organisations want­ ing to provide and im­ prove recreation facilitie: could qualify for cash


help. The Kibble Valley


Council is inviting applica­ tions for grants during 11)8(5-87. But they must be for realistic and well- documented projects, pre­ ferably with the financial support of a parish


council. The council needs de­


tails by the end of Janu- arv. Forms are available from the Council offices in Church Walk. Clitheroe.


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