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Grant cut: ‘no panic
RIBBLE Valley Council’s block grant from the Gov ernment, which influences the extent of rate in crease, is to be cut by £195,000. But councillors have
been told not to panic until a delegation from Ribble Valley has discus sed the matter with the Department of the Envi ronment. The chairman of the
Policy and Resources Committee, Coun. Mrs Sheila Maw (Whalley) said: “We don’t want any searemongering.” Borough Treasurer Mr
Gordon Onslow explained that a £195,000 reduction would mean an increase in rates over and above any increase related to council expenditure. He and the Chief Ex ecutive, Mr Michael Jack- son, had already sent a letter of protest to the Department of the Envi
ronment. The committee decided
that Mr Onslow, accom panied by Finance Com mittee chairman Coun. John Cliff (Longridge), should see Department of the Environment rep resentatives in London. Mr Onslow said there
might be a hope of per suading the department to
scale down the reduction. Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December jth, MM 11
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Rail group campaigns for action
A NEW action group. “Kibble Valley Kail", has been formed to fight for the reopening of the Blackburn to Uellifield l in e f o r p a s s e n g e r services. The group, which also
wants all stations along the route reopening, is led by chairman Mr Peter Moore, who is delighted
that it has been formed. He said: “ I ’m pleased
that something is being done. Now it’s up to peo ple in the Kibble Valley to support our group and our campaign to bring an improved transport sys tem to the area."
The group has come about as a result of a
recent public meeting in Clitheroe Parish Hall, which was well-attended.
Anyone wishing to join
the action group may do so on payment of a fee which will he used for advertis ing and campaigning. Anyone interested should contact Stephen Houlker (Clitheroe 2IMSS).
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THE second Clitheroe Koval Grammar School mixed swimming gala was attended by more than 150 pupils, parents and friends who witnessed 10 new event records. Most noticeable was
Martin Harrison who broke the senior breast stroke record which had stooil for nine years. Kib ble House broke tile six- year-old reeonl for tile freestyle relay in the intermediate section. About 100 swimme r s
competed ill tile event s which culminated in an e x c i t i n g r e l a y f in a l e whereby Kibble, the out standing bouse, secured
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A FORMEK resident en gineer at Stocks Reser voir. near Slaidburn, Mr William Brown Ramsey, has died at 7(5. Born in Edinburgh, his
long association with Stocks stained in HM(> and coincided with the fiercest winter ever recorded up there with ice Win. thick on the reservoir. He and his w ife ,
Winifred, lived in Hollins House and later moved to Wayside. Newton. During his years with the water authority Mr Ramsey also supervised reservoirs in Blackburn and near Gar-
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be at St Andrew’s. Slaid burn, tomorrow.
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THORNTON HILL for the
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Thornton in Craven, nr. Skipton,
North Yorkshire. BD233TH
victory for the second year running, followed by Gis- b u rn , S a w 1e v a n d Chatburn. The Clitheroe Mayor.
Coun. .James McGhie, wel comed by headmaster Mr ( ’live Darlev, presented the prizewinners with
their awards. Craig Madeley and his
brother. Peter, retained • championships but
thei the
ither winners wen* all
new, except for Kirsty Speak, who won the senior girls’ championship on stepping up from the intermediate ranks.
Awards
hlr. First form rhanijnnnship — W. l*r«*ssli*v. .luninr— N’. Kuw- litixm, K. Franks. Itih-nnnliatt* — (J. IVarx.n. ('. Ma<1«‘k’V. Senior — K. Sj«-ak, 1*. Made- ley. Senior loo metres freestyle — 1*. Madeley. Senior biv;i.-t- stroke - M. Harrison. Senior backstroke— P. Madeley. Hiv ing-- I'. Madeley. Long plunge — K. SjM-ak. Senior metre:* butterfly — I*. Madeley.
Housi* chatnpiiHiship - - Rib-
K — Kibble; G — Gbburn. Kreestvl*-. Junior Ik»v.-* — K.
Franks (kb W. Pr»*»l»*y <S). M. Billmgt<»n (G). tiirl:* --.I. Gn«-n (U>. N. Kawlinson iG>. S. Ken ton i Kh Intermediate bo\> - f . Madeley (Ki. C. I-kyd iK). i>.
(S). Girl> — I.. Tipton
(C). S. Pearson Oil. .1. Kay <f). Senior Imys — 1*. Sladeley <Ki. I. Potter <S). 1. I.iglitfoot if), (iirls - - K. S|»eak iS). A. Clark*- i(ii. k. Walters (Ki. Breastftroke. Junior Uiy> —
K. Franks iI t>. W. Pre.vdey (Si. M. Killiiigion Oil. (iirls — J.
(ireen tUi. N- Kawlinsoii Oil. A. Scaffali (It). Intermediate i.ov* - J. 1 .egg Oil. f . Madeley (III. C. l.loyd Ik), frills - J. peel 01), L Tipton ( f ). J. Kay O’). Senior boys — M. Harrison Oil. A. Hepworth If). 1. bight- foot O’), (iirls — K. Walters
S - - Savvley; f —- t'hatburn: Key
(K), K. Speak (Sb A. f larke ’ Oi) .
Taylor (k), N. kawlinson Oi). A. Scaffali (It). Intermediate — S. Pearson Ol). J. Du^lale IS), f . Madelev (It). Senior — P. Madelev (It), b. Godwin (it), b. Wright (S). Senior plunge. K. S[>eak (Si. A. flarke Oi). It. Walters (It). Butterfly (Open). Junior —
f . klovd (ft). K. Franks (It). N. kawlinson Oil. Senior — P. .Madelev (K). f . Madele.v (It).
D. Mason (S>. Backftroke. Junior boys —
(Ireen (K). N. Kawlinson Ol). K. Middlemass O’). Interme diate Irovs — f . Madeley (It). S. Kav tit), f . bloyd (It). Girls
K. Franks (It). 1. Taylor (It). W. Pressley (S). Girl.- — J.
— J. Peel 01). H. Haydock (C), S. Pearson (G). Senior txiys — P. Madeley (It). A. Hejnvorth ( f ). S. Farnsworth (S). Girls — K. Speak (S). ('. Atkinson (G), A. flarke (G). Medlev relav. Junior Imivs — kibble. Sawlev, Gisburn. (iirls
— Kibble. Gisburn. Sawley. Intermediate boys — Kibble. Sawley. (’hatburn. Girls — fliatburn, Kibble. Senior Ixivs — ('hatburn. Gisburn. Sawl»*v. Girls — Gisburn. Kibble
Sawley. Free>ty]e relay. Junior Ixiys
— Kibble, Sawlev. ( ’hatburn. Girls — Kibble, disburn. Saw lev. Intermediate Uiys — Kib ble. Sawley. fhatburn. Girls flialburn.’ Kibble. Senior t*ovs — fhatburn. Gisburn. kibble. Girls — Gisburn. Kibble. Sawlev. Freestyle (OjH*n>. First year
— W. Presslev (S). J. Cunliffe (Si. N. Haigh O’). House. Kibble ISt’
1 lit, Sawley DT. fhalburn s7lv Individual championshin:
Aj, Gisburn
Junior bovs — K. !• ranks (it W. Pressley (Si. 1. Taylor (It). Girls — N. kawlinson (G>. Green (It). A. Scaffali (It). Intermediate Imivs — ( ’. Made- ley (It). C. l.loyd (It).
J.l.egg (lit and D. Mason (S) joint. Girls — S. Pearson 01). J. Peel (Gi. k. Tipton ((’). Senior l*>ys _ P. Madeley (It). A. Hep- worth lO. 1. I.ightf«H»t ((') and I. Hotter (S) joint. Girls — K. Speaks (S). K. Walters (K). A. flarke id).
C iv i c g u e s t s f o r c o f f e e Diving (Open). Junior — I.
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THE funds of the Wendy Haworth Asthma Trust were bolstered by a che que for £250, presented to Mrs Marie Haworth by Clitheroe Catholic Ladies’ Guild president Mrs Carol Kiiev (pictured centre left).' The cash was raised by
a cheese and wine evening and ra f f le s at guile
meetings. Now the trust is over
halfway towards the tar get of £20,000 which will buy lifesaving equipment for asthma sufferers in the
area. Mr Michael Haworth,
Wendv's father, says that with a £1,000 cheque from the workforce at British Aerospace, Samleslniry, to collect in a few days’ time, the fund will contain more than £12,000 by Christmas.
Chairman steps in
RIBBI.ESDALK Camera Club chairman Dr Alisdair Carter stepped in at very short notice after the guest speaker feii ill, and provided members with a teasing slide quiz. it tested members'
knowledge of Europe and served to explain the tech niques of improving pictures. On Tuesday the guest
will be Blackburn photog rapher Wally Talbot, with a talk entitled, “50 years behind the camera."
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