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Planning in the pipeline
PLANS for the now civic suite in Clitheroe will lie considered by tiu* Kibble Valley Council in the near future. The council has put forward
its application for the demoli tion or part of the premises at Mvtton House and 1ft Church Street. Clitheroe, and rebuild ing to form a new suite
(number 01 fid). Other applications bulged
with the council's planning de partment include:
Clitheroe: Change of use of
Unit L King Lane, to video leisure centre (0145). Change of use of 2S-ftO Parson Lane to
office and store (OMS). Forma tion »if two bedrooms and iitiii- tv room at Henthorn Farm.
Ilenthorn Koad (0157). Section 5:1 determination (a request for
the council to deterinine whether planning permission is needed for a change of use) for car repairs at 1 Mearley Street (0101).
Sahdcn: Change of use of the
dining room at (1 Whallev Koad to tea room open to the public
(0142). Whallev: Kreetion of single-
storey workshop and store on land at Manor Koad (0150). Four two-storev two-bed- momed fiats on land at Manor Koad (0151). Chipping: Location sign at
Wolfen Mill (015ft). Saw'lcy: Kreetion of two
dwellings on land adjacent to Long Kuildings (0155). Holton-hy-Howland: Kitchen
and conservatory and revised roof to bav at Mear Croft,
Holden (0158). Chatburn: Extensions to
provide warehousing, loading nav and workshop accommoda tion at Hopwood Kay Hop- wood. Kibble Lam* (OHIO).
Under age
CLITHEKOE m ns: i* t ra te s fined Shaun Andrew Grime (17). of Larkhill, Old Langho. £40 for consuming alcohol at the Spring Mill Hotel. Langho, while under the age of 18.
Welcome boost
A C O N S I*: K V AT IO N area
in Whallev has received a welcome boost in the shape of 13 saplings . . . by courtesy of the Kibble Valley Council. The trees, indigenous to the area, will be planted
in the "Nctherley" copse, on land between houses and the by-pass flyover in
Mitton Koad. Whallev Parish Council
decided to tidy up the site about 18 months ago and last year, with the help of naturalists, conservation ists and the Manpower Services Commission. cleared away dead wood, litter and debris and land scaped the area with trees and shrubs.
A DELIGHTFUL ex cerpt from “Toad of Toad Hall** made a memorable end of term finale at Bolton- bv - II o w I a n d C E School. The juniors and
some of the infant pupils presented the entertainment to an audience of parents and governors. Infant teacher Mrs
Judith Bryan, of West Bradford, who is leav ing to take up a post at Edisford School. Clitheroe. was pre sented with a clock to mark her four-and-a- half years at Bolton- hv-Bowland. M r s Bryan is pic
tured with some of the pupils who took part in the play.
Stole cash from grandma’s home
A TEENAGER who stole £109.94 from her grandmother’s home in Rimington. wasgiven a probation order for two years by Glitheioe magistrates. Helen Silverwood (IS),
making the probation
of Holme Koad. Burnley, to ok the cash last November after staying a
weekend with Mrs Edith Silverwood. The court also heard
that in February Silver- wood took a ear in Roch dale without the owner’s consent. After being ar rested. she assaulted a police constable. The magistrates took
these two offences into c o n s id e ra t io n when
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order. In her defence. Mr
Stephen Barker produced medical and social inquiry
reports. He said she seemed
unable to cope with life and needed assistance in set tling down. Since Christmas, however, she had given up drink and drugs. For the motoring inci
dent. S i l v e r w oo d w a s given two year conditional discharges for using the vehicle without insurance and without a driving li ccnce and for driving without due care.
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Ml-:.MHCHS of Chat- hum Mothers' l ‘ nion
irrre e n tv rta i ned at t h v i r s itp pc r a ti d annual meeting with so/if/.s and g u i ta r music procitlctl by vil lager Sir Eric Holton and his primp. E limiting member
Mrs Enid Drain, the \'iears wife and the of ficers and comm ittee were re-elected.
Gains degree KOKMEU Clithoniv man Southampton College of
Mr Jim Himlmoor Ulbh Higher Kdueatioti. John, who attended St
degree.
.James’s and Clitheroe Koval Grammar >chools.
ami John llimlmom', nf Clitheroe until moving to I’hatburn Dark Drive. Southampton six years riithoroe. He is a lecturer ago. where In* now lives in law in the business with his wife, .Ivan, who studies department ot
John is the son of Freda piaved c r ick e t lo r is a solicitor. w
SUMMERS in Bolton-by- Rowland began weight watching in January to raise money to repair the church roof — and on Monday they handed ove £373 * to Fr T re v o Vaughan! The sponsored i’s for
pounds scheme was or ganised by Mr Terry Pope
and the group included
Alan and Margaret Mar shall. of the Copy Nook Hotel, where the meet
ings won* hebl. ’I’lie 30 slimmers lost a
total of lost. Mrs Anne Askew, of
Sawley. lost the most weight, and was pre sented with — of all things — an easier egg!
Congratulations
ON behalf of Kibble Valley residents, the Mayor. Coun. Mrs Joyce Lilimrn. has sent a tele gram to HUH Prince Andrew, congratulating him on his engagement to
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date, time and place have yet to be arranged — a steering committee will be formed to see through the scheme, which has been approved by the Kibble Valley Council's Finance and General Purposes
Committee. The council is putting
out feelers for a suitable site but no definite plans have been made yet.
SIXTY-SIX years of Down ha m U’omjch’s Inst i tute was c el e brated with a paiiy at Whitehall Tea and Crafts, Hurst Green. Members were enter
tained by Mrs J. Elli son, of Burnley, who gave a demonstration entitled “Spinning a yarn". She brought along a
fleece and spinning wheel and shoived all
the stages of how yarn is made, right up to being knitted into a garment. After a meal, a cake
baked by Mrs Greta Capstick and iced by Mrs Kathleen Seed was cut by president Mrs Patricia Hailey (pic tured centre).
Driving ban on plumber
A MAN who had been drinking on an empty stomach at a charity func
tion was disqualified from driving for 12 months and fined £150 by Clitheroe Magistrates for driving a
car with excess alcohol in bis breath.
The court was told that
David Moore (45). of Pim lico Koad. Clitheroe. was stopped by police officers on Clitheroe Koad, West Bradford. A subsequent test showed he had 04 micrograms of alcohol in
100ml of breath, the legal limit being 35 microg rams.
Mr Bill Greenwood, de fending. said that Moore was returning from the function in Waddington where he had been drink ing on an empty stomach.
He bitterly regretted
the incident and would be greatly inconvenienced by the ban as he travelled around the country in con nection with his business as a plumber and heating engineer.
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