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LIONS member Mr. Gordon Smith spins the wheel of fortune as visitors keep their fingers crossed for a win.


Plans now in the pipeline


AN application for change of use from a workshop to a graphic design studio at 1 Mearley Street. Clitheroe, has been lodged with the Kibble Valley Council’s Planning Department {number 0396).


Other applications for


Ciitheroe inciude: Shop sign at units 3 and 4 King Lane (0382). inter­ nal alterations to form flat at 14/16 Duck Street (0385) and Listed Build­ ing Application for same (0384). Alterations and erec­


Favourable reaction


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Wins Iron Curtain trip


LOOKING forward to a trip behind the Iron Curtain representing Clitheroe Royal Gram­ mar School is Martin Rouse, the Kibble Val­ ley’s Thwaites Travel Scholarship winner. Martin (18), of Maple


July 15th to August 6th — will be nine other scholarship winners. Recently Martin com­


Close, Clayton-le-Dale, will be spending three weeks with a family in Czechoslovakia. With him on the trip — from


pleted A-level studies in government and poli­ tics, classical stuoies, history and general stu­ dies, and he is looking forward to discovering the sort of lifestyle the Czechs epjoy. “We hear a lot about


life in Communist coun­ tries and how things are a bit oppressive, but I’m looking forward to seeing for myself," he said. A holder of the Chief


Scout Award, Martin has played the French horn in the Lancashire Schools’ Euphonic Wind Band. He hopes to go to university later this year.


ANOTHER meeting to discuss the setting up of a Whalley Civic Society is to be announced soon, following a very favour­ able reaction to a meet-- ing to sound out public interest.


About a dozen in­


te r e s te d v i l la g e r s attended a meeting last week set up by Coun. Miss Pauline Wilkinson, at which Clitheroe Civic Society secretary Mrs Cathy Course spoke ab­ out the objectives and aims of the organisa­ tion.


Now Coun. Miss Wil­


kinson is writing to the North West Civic Trust at Manchester and the Federation of Lan­ cashire Ciwc Societies for information leaflets, which will be put in vil­ lage shops for in­ terested people to read at their leisure.


tion of first-floor e.xten- sion to form storage area at Reliance Works, Waterloo Road (0386). E.xtension and altera­ tions to form additional accommodation for elderly person at Windsor Avenue (0387). Listed Building .Ap­


plication for internal al­ terations at Swan and Royal Hotel, Castle Stre et (0392). Beer store at rear of 35 VTial- ley Road (0399). Wiswell: Double gar­


joining 25 Mitton Road (0391). Extension to storage and reception area on land off Manor Road (0397). Erection of doctors’ surgery on land at King Street (0401). Sabden: Part demoli­


age at Old Bam, Pend­ leton Road (0383). Whalley; Residential development on land ad­


of garage to lounge and construction of bay win- dow a t 10 Church R.aike, Chipping (0400).


Football fan fined £90


A FOOTBALL follower picked up a stone and spat at the feet of a group of youths outside the Bridge Inn, Clither­ oe, after a match at Shawbridge, the town’s magistrates were told. When a police officer


s topped him, Paul ■Anthony Smart (25), of Camb o rn e St r e e t , Rusholme, Manchester, said; “They want trou­ ble, so they can have ill’ For caiTj'ing an offen­


tion of Sabden Baptist Ch u rch , C l ith e ro e Road, and alterations and conversion to dwell­ ing (0394). Billington: First floor


extension to form two bedrooms and bathroom at 73 Rogersfield (0398).


Chipping: Conversion


Summer is here - and that’s official!


SUMMER is here to stay — and that’s official! Clitheroe’s own amateur weather forecaster, Mr.


Tom Suttie, says that it will remain mostly dry but become unsettled again later in the month. According to Bill Foggitt, of Thirsk, whose


insight into the long-term weather prospects has brought him national notoriety, “this summer could be the hottest since 1976 — it has all the signs.” Local demand has led to his forecasts being


displayed at the Clitheroe Tourist Information Office. From his home, Mr. Foggitt says that the good


weather is established now and predicts: “It will be even hotter in the first half of July, which on average is the hottest part of the summer.”


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MEMBERS of the Kib­ ble Valley Business and Professional Women’s Club took time off on Friday to enjoy them­ selves at their third annual dinner at the Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe.


Mayor and Mayoress of the Kibble Valley, Coun John Walmsley and his wife Doris, and mem­ bers of Clitheroe Sorop- timlsts and Inner IVheel and business and profes­ sional women’s clubs in NE Lancashire, Skipton and Leyland. ’They were welcomed


by pr es ident .Miss Eunice Coleman. Mrs Claire Hobday proposed a toast to Clitheroe and the Kibble Valley and the Mayor responded.


Rev Alan Reid, of Read, on various aspects of his life.


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sive weapon. Smart was fined £50 and for using threatening behaviour a further £-10. He was also ordered to pay £30 costs. Smart told the court


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