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New action
on crossbows welcomed
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THE new Crossbows Act has been welcomed by campaigning Kibble Valley Councillor Eric Bracewell — with reservations.
With members of the
Sharp trade for cattle
at Clitheroe Mart
ON Tuesday there were 58 calves and one dairy calf forward at Clitheroe Auc tion Mart. Friesian bull calves
IN A LOCAL
made to £138, Charolais bulls to £165, heifers to £140, blond d-aquitaine bulls to £248, Hereford bull calves to £120, heifers to £82, Aberdeen Angus bulls to £96, heifers to £76 and newly-calved heifers to £480. At Monday’s sale of 94
Association of District Councils, Coun. Bracewell has worked towards a tightening up of the regu lations for some time. We see it as a start,
but feel there are still fur ther steps to be taken to make the law even tighter,” said Coun. Bra cewell this week. His photographic evi
dence of sheep and lambs killed and injured by the use of crossbows in the Bowland area of the Kib ble Valley, helped to per suade the Home Office to introduce regulations. The new Act, which
cattle and 1,466 sheep, all cattle found a sharp trade at similar rates to last week. There were 41 calf bulls
liave been associated jlex at Rigby Street, ieed Ford
lire future.
which peaked at 119.5p for a Limousin from J. H. and M. A. Morphet. Charolais made to 114.5p from R. Yates, Friesians to 109.5p from B. Bristol and Here- fords to 112p from R. Kel- sail. Graded cattle topped at 112p for a blonde cross heifer from K. Seed and steers made to 104p from H. Kaye. Heavy cows made to 73p
from j . G. Whitwell. Lightweights made to 7 7 . 5p f r om T . G Whitwell. Lambs were down in
numbers slightly on last week, but prices remained similar. Steers made to 103.5p
and averaged 94.4p, heif ers made to 112p (97.35p), young bulls to 119.5p U05.85p) and cast cows to 77.5p (65.96p). Lambs made to 200p ewes to
(178.29p) and £29.50 (£22.90).
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Drugs man has ‘a lot
of problems’
A CLITHEROE man went out drinking while taking tablets prescribed for drug addiction, and ended up s ta g g e r ing around the streets on two
separate occasions, the town's magistrates were
told. Brian William Preston
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(29), of Newton Street was fined a total of £40 with £10 costs after admit ting two offences of being found drunk on the highway. Miss Patricia Bramley
prosecuting, said police officers saw Preston lean ing awkwardly against shop in Market Place, and it was obvious that he was liaving difficulty remain ing upright. He staggered into the road, causing number of vehicles to stop and when he reached the pavement he collided with a number of pedestrians. During the second inci
dent, in King Street, Pres ton collided with a lamp post and then staggered into the road. “Leave me alone. I’m only going home,” he told police officers. Mr David Parkinson, for
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the defendant, said Pres ton had not dinink a gjeat deal of alcohol on either occasion. The trouble had been caused by
mi.xing drink with tablets pre scribed by a doctor for
drug addiction. Preston, he said, was
man with “a lot of prob lems," but was now hoping to cure his addiction.
came into effect a week ago, prohibits the sale or hiring of crossbows or parts of crossbows, to anyone under the age of
17. It is aimed at prevent
ing the acquisition and misuse of crossbows by young people under the age of 17. There are an estimated
200,000 crossbows in cir culation in the United Kingdom. The member ship of crossbow shooting clubs numbers only about 3,000. Coun. Bracewell, who
says his views are shared by the ADC, says he sees the new measures as start, but will be cam paigning even further.
Degree for
ex-treasurer A FAMILIAR figure in Clitheroe, Mr Ron Pickup has gained an honours degree in law at Lanca shire Polytechnic. Mr Pickup, of Lingfield
Avenue, previously gained law degi'ee at the Poly
technic and then went on to study the provision of public housing in Great Britain over the past 170 years, for his honours. Mr Pickup, who is 56
worked for 36 years in the local authority financial department and was Clith eroe Borough treasurer until 1974. He has been closely
involved with Clitheroe 800 celebrations and was organising secretary for the torchlight procession.
Mechanic had no licence
A CLITHEROE motor mechanic who had no driv ing licence, decided to use his firm’s lorry to pick up welding rods when he ran out of them at work, Clith eroe magistrates were told. Robert Fish (26), of
Kemple View, was fined £60 with £10 costs, after admitting driving without a licence. The court heard that
Fish was working alone when he made the decision to collect the rods.
Cub Scout champs
THE Clitheroe and Dis trict Cub Scout Cricket
competition was won by 1st Pendle Leopards. The pack defeated Chat-
burn in the final to win the Clayton Cup, presented by the Assistant District
Commissioner for Cub Scouts, Mr Len Dickinson.
Beaten semi-finalists in
the tournament, at Clith eroe Cricket Club, were St Mary’s and 1st Pendle Tigers.
Trivia quiz for appeal
ONtBACTOBS ASSOCIATION
CALLING all trivia quiz 3rd, be^nning at 8 p.m. lovgrs!
Landlord Mr Cynl Whi- A special quiz is being teside said: “ It’s for a very
organised to raise funds worthy cause and we can for the East Lancs Scan- cater for up to 15 teams of n e r Ap pe al and takes place three. We would like to
at the White Lion, (Jlith- see as many people there eroe, on Monday, August as possible.
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“ It’s a sin” — Pet Shop Boys “Under the boardwalk” — Bruce Willis “Always” — Atlantic Star “ FLM” — Mel and Kim “ Sweetest smile” — Black
“Alone” — Heart “Jive Talking” — Boogie Box High “Wishing well” — Terence Trent D’Arby “A iittic boogie-woogie” — Shakin’ Stevens “ I heard a rumour” — Bananarama
“La Bainba” — Los Lobos “Labour of love” — Hue and Cry “ Star trekking” — The Firm , , ^ ,
“ I want to dance with somebody (who loves me)” — Whitney Houston
“Living daylights” — A"!?.®, “My pretty one” — Cliff Richard Higher and higher” — Jackie Wilson Misfit” — Curiosity Killed the Cat
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QUIZ fans packed Clitheroc’s White Lion Hotel on Monday to help raise cash for the child abuse “Child Line” project, which is chaired by “That’s Life”
presenter Esthe’T Rantzen. Eleven teams o f three took part in a quiz with 75 questions on the world of
T really didn’t mean it” — Luther Van-
entertainment, a set of braintcasers ranging from films to radio programmes, pop music to acting stars. Winners were “ Three from the Vic,” and gallant runners up “Magic
Mushroom.” With the boost o f three raffles — with prizes donated by Dawson’s Greengro
cers, Alan Johnson and The White Lion — the evening raised £48, ensuring five
hours’ telephone time for the child line service. PICTURE: “Mine host” Mr Cyril Whiteside (fourth from right) presents
winning skipper Bill Campbell with a memento o f his side’s success. CLARK —
STEPHENSON A familiar face on the
Clitheroe beat, police con-| stable John Clark will boj
returning to duty ne.\t week after his wedding at! St Charles’ RC Church,'
Rishton. Twenty-five-y ear-old
John is the oldest son of Mr and Mrs J. W. Clark, of Darwen, and his bride, Tracy Anne Ste])henson, is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Steplien- son, of Rishton. The couple are both
keen canoe enthusiasts and their honeymoon was spent sailing the waters of North Wales and the west of Scotland. John has served with
the police for seven years and been in Clitheroe for one year. The couple are to live in Blackburn. Photogi’aph: Wally Tal
bot, Blackburn.
Volunteer needs temporary home
AN Algerian law student coming to Clitheroe ne.xt month is desperately in need of some where to stay.
The 24-yoar-old student has volunteered to help
mentally handicapped chil- (iren at'Trinity Youth and Community Centre’s sjje- cial play scheme.
Youth leader Mr Geoff
Jackson advertised for volunteers to help with tlie scheme in the social work ers’ weekly magazine, “New Society.” He was amazed when replies came, not from England, but from Algeria and Spain.
Accommodation has
already been found for the Spanish applicant, a female medical student, but the Algerian law stu dent is still without a tem- ])orary home.
"He is due to arrive in
August, staying for a month,” e.xplained Mr Jackson. “We are pre pared to contribute a rea sonable sum towards his board and keep and would like someone in Clitlieroc to take him. He will be pretty committed, lielping with' the playscheme throughout tlie week and two or tliree evenings, but it would be nice if we could find someone prepared to show liim the Kibble Val iev at weekends.”
Anyone willing to help
should contact Mr Jackson at the Y'outh Centre, tele phone Clitheroe 27886.
Rescue Team needs £15,500
THE Bowland Pennine Mountain Rescue Team has to raise £15,500 in the ne.xt six months in order to keep its base in Dunsop Bridge. The team already rents
the property at Smelt Mill from the North West Water Authority. The cot tage is now for sale along with two adjoining proper t ie s and the Water Authority has given the rescue team until 1988 to raise the £23,000 purchase price.
Information Centre plans
FOLLOWING the County Council’s decision earlier
this year to establish a network of Information (jentres, the Kibble Valley T ou r is t In fo rm o t ion Centre could become a
joint one. Detailed discussions are
taking place with a view to placing two members of County staff in the exist ing information centre at Church Walk, Clitheroe. The County considers that minor adaptations to
the existing centre will be necessary but have still to reach agi'eement with the Kibble Valley authority.
Earlier in the year
members o f the team hoped it would be possible to raise the £83,000 neces sary to buy all three prop erties with the help of a Trust. Recently the Tinist decided not to go ahead and the team is now con centrating on buying its own projjerty. Already £5,500 has been
raised and the County Council is to give a £2,000
grant, providing the necessary finance is I'aised.
‘Lapse’ cost £60 fine
A MOTORIST who caused a collision in Gisburn Road, Sawley, was fined £60 with £10 costs, for driving a car without due care and attention.
Marion Billows (54), Cow House Hill Farm B o 110 n - b y - B 0 w 1 a n d emerged into the path of another vehicle at the junction with Sawle Road.
The court heard that of
Billows, who admitted
the offence by letter, said she “Deeply regrets the mistake, caused by a lapse of concentration.”
A WORSTON couple are hoping people will be “ spellbound” by their
rather unusual product. Farm, have started up a Frank and Florence business se l l in g soft Brocklehurst, of Moorside cheese and yoghurt — -------------------------—------------ from sheep and goats’
milk. Entitled “Spellbound”
and featuring an apt witch logo, it was formed after sheep farmer Mr Brockle- hu rs t w a s mad e redundant.
The couple milk some 50
sheep and five goats and the products have proved excellent for people with allergies to cows’ milk.
The sheep — British milkers crossed with Dor- sets — have to be milked twice a day. The couple have constructed a dairy and a milking parlour on their 230-acre farm and have set up a portable milking machine, specially adapted with two teats.
Mr and Mrs Brockle
hurst also have some 60 Texel ewes, used mainly for breeding, although they can be milked, and some Swaledales used for producing mules.
They received help in
setting up their business
from.the JobCentre in Clitheroe and the Ribble Va l l e y En t e r p r i s e Agency, under the Enter- pnse Allowance Scheme.
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Director fined £60
COMPANY director
lost control of a van at Devil’s Elbow, Read, and collided with a lamp post, Clitheroe magistrates
were told. Eric Dugdale (51), of
ollycroft, Fell Road,
Waddington, was fined £60 with £10 costs, after admitting driving without due care and attention.
Dugdale informed the
court that a driver had not been available to make a delivery in Padiham, so he had decided to do the jour ney. He attributed the accident to the fact that he was unfamiliar with the vehicle.
RESIDENTS o f the Manor House Rest Home, Chatburn, have formed a regular “ cot tage industry.” 'The busy fingers of
most o f the guests arc always occupied mak ing crafts for various charity fund-raising efforts. This m a g n i f ic en t
array o f goods in our picture will be on sale
at a cheese and wine event at the Manor
House on Saturday. P r o ce ed s from the effort, which runs from 2 to 4 p.m., arc for Arthritis Research. The goods range from
basket trays, soft and knitted toys, patchwork cushions and tapestry items.
£25 fine
CLITHEROE man Gra ham Sutcliffe (20), of Bal moral Avenue, was fined £25 by the town’s magis trates after pleading guilty by letter to urinating in a ])ublic place in Whalley. He claimed that nearby
toilets were locked at the time.
Grindleton
driver fined GRINDLETON man Karl Trevor Simpson (26), of Meadowside, was fined £25 by Clitheroe Magis trates for using a pickup with a defective exhaust, and £25 for failing to main tain direction indicators.
The coui't heard that a
police officer stopped the pickup in Sawley Road, Chatburn, after hearing the exhaust system mak ing a loud noise.
The officer also found
that the rear lights were c o v e r e d with pap er instead of glass and this was blowing about in the wind.
When asked for an
explanation, Simpson was alleged to have said: “Someone ran into me and gave a wrong name and address."
The case was proved in
the absence of a plea by the defendant. He was ordered to pay £15 costs.
They hope their product will hold you spellbound
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RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL
PLANNING ACTS 1971 — 1974 LISTED BUILDING:
An application has been received to: Remove roughcast and pickout
and repoint to reveal original stone at Salisbury Hall Farm, NEWTON. Application No. 3/87y0430/P. Conversion of barn to living accom modation for adj. farmhouse at Halsteads Farm. RIMINGTON. Application No. 3/07/0435/P.
Change of use of ground floor to take away food shop at 18 York Street, CLITHEROE. Application No. 3/87/0443/P.
This property is included In a Statu tory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. Any person wishing to make repre sentations should do so in writing, within 21 days from tho date of this advertisement to the Borough Planning and Technical Officer, Council Offices, Church Walk. Clitheroe. BB7 2RA, quoting reference number.
Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Informa.-
tion) Act 1985, any representations received will be available for inspectin by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Development Sub-Commit tee agenda. Any representations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into account when determining the application.
A copy of the application and plans may be inspected in the planning Department within the period stated.
July 23rd, 1987.
Signed: PHILIP BAILEY (Borough Planning and Technical Officer)
TOWN AND COUNTRY m
Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Jxdu 23rd, 1987 i:> a PUBLIC NOTICES
REPRESENTATION OF TH E PEOPLE REGULATIONS 1986
NOTICE OF CLAIMS TO BE INCLUDED IN TH E REGISTER OF ELECTORS
Claims to be included in the Register of Elec
tors have been received from the undermentioned per sons and may be inspected at the office of the Electoral
Registration Officer. Unless a valid objection is received by July 31st,
1987, the under-named will be added to the pub lished Register of Electors for 1987 on August 1st,
1987. Claimant
HOLDEN, Susan C. WEBB, Graham E. WEBB, Roma S.
Address
DEARDEN, Sheila M. 14 Moorfield, Whalley. HOLDEN, Arthur N. Mullions, Wiswell Lane, Whalley. -------- ■ “ Mullions, Wiswell Lane, Whalley. 7 Blackburn Road, Ribchester. 7 Blackburn Road, Ribchester.
Dated: July 23rd, 1987 Signed: M. JACKSON Electoral Registration Officer,
Ribble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe,
Lancashire BB7 2RA GO O D S VEHICLES O P ER A TO R ’S LICENCE Notice of application for Grant
Trulex Limited whose address is G r in d le to n . C l ith e ro e . Lancs.-, BB7 4QP, is appli' to renew the operator’s licence with change which would enable the land described b elow to be used as an operating centre for 2 motor v e h ic le s and no tra i le rs instead of 4 motor vehicles and no trailers. The land men tioned above is at Ta y lo r Street. Clitheroe, BB7 INL.
Any person who is entitled and wishes to make representation against the grant of the appli cation on e n v iro nm e n ta l grounds should make those representations in writing to the Licensing Authority at the
Traffic Area Office at Portcullis House, Seymour Grove, Stret ford, Manchester, Ml 6 ONE, within 21 days of the date on which this notice is published. Further information about the application and any entitle ment to make representations may be obtained from that Tratfic Area Office. A copy of the representations must be sent to the applicant at his above address.
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RE-WIRING OF COUNCIL HOUSES
RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL
Electrical Contractors, suitably registered, are invited to apply for inclusion on the Council's Select List of Contractors for a proposed contract for the re-wir- ing of approximately 40 prop erties. Application forms are available from the Chief Executive and Town Clerk at the Council Offices. Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA, telephone 25111, ext. 227, and should be returned in the endorsed envelope provided by no later than 2 p.m., Monday, August 10lh, 1987. MICHAEL JACKSON Chief Executive and Town Clerk
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TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACTS 1971 TO 1974
DESIGNATED
CONSERVATION AREA: An application has been
received for permission to:
Extend garage at Talbot House. Main Street. Gisburn. Application No. 3/87/0429/P.
Remove roughcast and pick out and repoint to reveal original stone at Salisbury Hall Farm.
Newton. Application No. 3/87/0430/P.
Change of use to public house dining room and kitchen (ground floor) at The Cottage. 43 Lower-
ate, Clitheroe. application No. 3/87/0438/P.
Change of use of ground floor to take-away food shop at 18 York Street. Clitheroe. Application No. 3/87/0443/P.
Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertisement, to the Borough Planning and Technical Officer. Council Offices. Church Walk, Clitheroe. BB7 2RA, quot ing the reference number.
Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Informa tion) Act 1985, any representa tions received will be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Development Sub-committee agenda. Any representations received after the 21-day period will not be taken into account when deter mining the application.
A copy of the application form
a I plarnd plan may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period stated.
Siqned: PHILIP BAILEY (Borough Planning and Technical Officer)
July 23rd, 1987 RIBBLE VALLEY
BOROUGH COUNCIL
Notice is hereby given of the closure of the following pri vate roads in Clitheroe:
(i) Market Road (ii) Chester Avenue
and those within
(iii) Castlefield (iv) Henthorn Park
a s from 12 M id n ig h t on Saturday, July 25th, to 12 noon on Sunday, July 26th, 1987.
MICHAEL JACKSON Chief Executive and Town Clerk
Council Offices Clitheroe, Lancs BB7 2RA
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