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INew head on way for
| e loves ehiltiren and Jiovs wofkint: with them. Ii'-s'.lean ratrieia Havard. 1 Whitehaldi Lane, is to J headmistress at Holton-
I LANGllO woman who ■lit into teachin}: becan^o
village school
J -Howland School trom Imiary 1st. I P r e s e n t ly h e ad ol
liants at St Gabriel's C'K Tliocd. Hlaekbiirn. she
| . .tlebonmirh. .She has since timiiht at
laiiied as a teacher at I'leshire L'olleite ol Ldtl- I'.ion from UHiil to IbWi. on spent a year teachini: a primary school in
, Silas's in Hlackburn and iirt-time at Feniscowles I fant School, reuirnin); to 11-time work in lllTli at Cuthbert's t'E Primary
,; imarv manairement and [ rriculinn. takinir tip her
[iso works in education
l.id they have a son. I hristo|iher. who is bn. .M r s Ha rv a rd c o ni -
I -esent post in Her husband. Frank,
. lented: "I 'm lookinj; I irward to cominp: to Hol- in-by-Howland very
I inch indeed. It will be ivelv to work in such .■aiitiful snrronndintts and hojie to be very happy
[here." Farm store
f'HE chanjre of use of a arn to a farm store and
I raf ts area at Mittons 'arm. Woodhouse Lane. , - laidburn. has been
[ ranted by the Kibble Val- ey Council's Development Sub-committee.
I. hool in Darwen. i Mrs Harvard gained a [nioma for advanced stn- .'■s at Kdee Hill College , l!i,s2 and a certificate in
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ToliticaF
PROPOSALS to curb local authority information to ratepayers have ineetiseel Ribble Valley couticillors. At Motulay’s meetitig of
the Policy atul Resottrees Committee, mombors again stated their opposi tion to part two of the Local Government Act, 1086, which legialtites for the control and prohibition of “political” publicity by local authorities. The committee agreed
Stones
come to life ,
.lUNIOR fiction writer Dick Cate visited tile Rilililc Valley and cnler- taincil youngsters with talcs of his work. H e v i s i t e d
Whallcy Library and also Brook- s i d e S c h o o l , Clitheroe, where
to submit a formal objec tion to proposals in the Bill to enable a Secretary of State to control or iirohibit publicity. Its objection is to be sent to the Secretary of State for the Environ ment, local MP Mr David Waddington and the Asso- c ia t io n of D i s t r i c t Councils.
used a penny of ra te payers’ money for the pro- poganda of the ruling ])arty,” stiid Conn. William Bowker (Chi])ping).
“This council has never ,
Motorist failed to beat traffic lights
pupils from there and from other schools in the area heard how he started writing and were able to ask tiucstions. The visit was
organised by Ril)- hlc Valley district libraries. D i c k C a t e
(centre) is pic tured with pupils from Brookside, Waddington and West Bradford, Bolton-hy-Bow- litnd and Barrow schools.
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YOU have a part to play in detecting crime — by being a nosey neighbour.
the court that the lights liad been on red fur two s e c o n (1 s w hen N ti 11 e r crossed the stop lino. He agreed that he could not see the first set of lights from the picnic area, but claimed that a second set, which he was watching, worked simultaneously
that the lights did not change to red until he had crossed the stop line. He had decided to drive through the lights at amber because he had been an.xious about caus ing danger for a motor cvelist beiiind his car.
with the first. Nutter told the court
and NtiUer was fined £40 and ordered to pay £14 court costs. PC Itussell Gregory loltl
(■11). of Old Post Office Row. Pendleton, wlio den ied the offence elaimetl the lights were on amber wlien lie crossed tlie stop line and that the policeman liad not been in a position to see tile liglits )iroperty. The case was proved
A POLICE officer, ijarked in the picnic area off the Whalley Easterly bypass, saw a motorist dirve through traffic lights at red, Clitheroe inagislrates were told. Michael John Nutter
fighting gear for Edisford
More fire
EXTRA fire-f ig h tin g oqui])ment is to be pro vided at the Edisford' caravan and camping site in Clitheroe. Members of Ribble Val
Onslow e.xjilained that the equipment would give coverage to the whole of the grassed area at the site. The fire officer found
ley Council’s Policy and Resources Committee approved a supplementary estimate of £3,129 for the necessary work. Treasurer Mr Gordon
that more fire-fighting equiliment was required than was previously thought. Mr Onslow said that he understood the fire officer’s previous inspec tions had been out of sea son and subsequently he did not realise the extent of the site.
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MEMBERS of the 1st Rowland Beavers had a first birthday party to remember. Dressing up in true Hallow-e'en style, they celebrated their first anniversary. Vampires, ghosts and witches, together with pumpkin lanterns, added to the ghoulish atmosphere.
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Ribble Valley goes Dutch
till Kibble Valley has gone Dutch. The major Dutcli travel magazine Op Lemeii Voeten featured a two-page article on the delights of holidaying in the. Kibble Valley area.
quarter’s issue are fea tures oil Amsterdam and Lapland, so the area is in (piite celebrated company.
Also included in this
part of Hie County Coiiii- cil’s policy of promoting tile area.
Tile article aiipeared as - 0 ^ 0 ^
figure prominently in all the major forthcoming domestic trade and travel exhibitions including the jirestigious World Travel Market, and also two of Hie busiest overseas exlii- bitions, the Holiday and Leisure F'air at Dublin and
The Kibble Valley will
the Vakantie Fair at Utrecht, Holland.
I ir cheaper! - to reserve I our choice, before the I ts. lust lake .-Mthams'
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lust £5 down per
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Confidence in sports project
OFFICIALS from the North West Sports Coun cil are coming to Clitheroe next Wednesday to inspect the site of the proposed Roefield sports complex at Edisford.
who are able to make grants towards the cost of such schemes, will be shown around by repre sentatives of the Kibble Valley Sports and Recre ation Association.
Sports council members,
ton said she felt as confi dent as ever about the
Chairman Doreen Euin-
Street Tel 27136{^
lic meeting will be held to co-ordinate the efforts of groups and individuals interested in helping the appeal.
project. In the New Year a pub
GISBURN MART
THERE were iK
dairy cows and heifers forward at (jisburn Auction Mart last Thursday. First (jualliy cows made to
) newly-calved
£700 (average £5‘JS) and second (juality to £535 (£500). Fii’st (luality heifers made to £080 (£500) and second qualitv to £530 (£400). Thei e were seven in-calf dairy
forward. First quality Friesian bull calves made to £157 (average £142.30) ami second (lualitv to £115 (£83.40). heifers to £114 (£80.75) and £52 (£51). Hereford X bulls to £183 (£137.25) and £112 (£03.(55). heif- ei*s to £108 (£82.00) and £08 (£50.80). Charolais X bulls to £224 (£171.90) and £112 (£08.50). heifei-s to £144 (£125.20). lilack I’ollv bulls heifers to £148 (£114.40) and £84 (£71.15). heif ers to £84 (£70.35) and £00 (£54.00). Limousin X bulls made to
cows and heifers forward. Cows due to calve October-November niaile to £585 (£485). ’F h e r e w e i’ e 445 c alv es
Entries roll in for
forest rally
IF YOU fancy a hair-rais ing trip around Grizedale Forest, then you had bet ter move quickly.
for Clitheroe and District Motor Club’s forest rally — despite rumours that
event which is being held on December 5th are
protests. Regulations for the
available from Christine M o r t o n o n C l i t h e r o e
41427. A video capturing all the
£200 (£150.85) and £140 (£110.50). heifers to £158 (£120.05) and £108 (£80.95). Simmental Xbulls to £200 (£102). heifers to £102 (£120.50) and £112 (£80). Belgian Blue bulls to £.342 (£233.50) and £170 (£158.80). heifers to £175 (£151.70) and £118 (£108), Blonde d’Aquitaine bulls to £155 and heifers to £132 (£125.05). Weaned calves: Beef X bulls
wei’e 701 cattle, including 244 young bulls. 100 steers ami heif
In the fatstock section, there
ers. 258 cows and bulls. 2.000 sheep, including 2.353 lambs. 30 shearlings and 211 cast sheep forward. Young bulls: Light bulls made
(Ol.op). Steers ami heifers: Light
to £128.2p (113.Op), medium to 128.2p (
llS.Gp). others to 101.8p
averaged S0.2p, medium made to 97.2p (OOp). light heifers to 88.2p (70.7p), medium to 93.8p (82.3p), heavy to 8G.p (81.7p). Cows and bulls: Grade one
cows made to 78.8p (78.-lp). g^i'ade two to 77.2p (73.2p).
grade th re e cows to 00.8p (00.4p). Sheep: Light lambs averaged
steers made to 108.2p (07.2p). medium to 124.2p (93.1p), heavv to 107.8p (05.8p). light neifers to 104.8p (00.Op), medium to 107.2p (89.Op), heavv to 07.8p‘ (80p). u n c e r t if ied light s te e rs
highlights of this year’s Tour of Mull will be pre miered at the club’s next meeting on November 17th at Waddington Social Club.
made to £308 (£200.50) and heif ers to £202 (£240.85).
Playing field work is to cost more
WORK at the Langho playing field is to cost
additional expenditure of £6,175. treasurer Mr Gor don Onslow said that all the tenders for the work were in excess of the bud get provision of £20.000.
anticipated. Asking for approval of
more than Ribble Valley Council officials first
had been agreed for the work and £3,350 fees. The cost of the land had been a further £10,000. \
173.5p. standard lambs made to 105.5p (173.4p). medium to 180.5p (lG7.2p). heavy to lOlp (152.3p). overweight to 140.5i> (134.5p). sh ea r lin g s 153p (139.4p). Half-bred ewes made to £38 (£28.85). horned ewes to £27 (£18.45) and rams to £33.20 (£:n.80).
Council has offered to con tribute half of the cost of the work leaving the balance to be met by the council.
The North-West Sports
council had no idea what the cost .would be when the figure of £20.000 was placed in the estimates.
Mr Onslow said the A final tender of £29,000 Entries are flooding in
the rally would not go a h e a d d u e t o l o c a l
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STONYHURST COLLEGE HURST GREEN, LANCASHIRE
Independent Catholic boys’ school (13-18) In the nibble Valley, for boarders and day pupils. Adjacent prepatory school, St Mary's Hall (8-13). Close proximity to the MB and other connected motorways.
OPEN MORNING
Parents interested in enquiring about admission are warmly welcomed, with their sons, to visit Stonyhurst on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14th from 9'45 a.m. to 12-30 p.m.
You will be able to meet members of staff and current pupils and find out more about what we offer.
For further Information about the Open Morning and/or a prospectus please contact the Headmaster, Dr Giles Mercer
STONYHURST COLLEGE
STONYHURST, LANCS, BB6 9PZ. Telephone Stonyhurst 345
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RIBBLE VALLEY
BOROUGH COUNCIL
TOWN AND COUNTRY
LISTED BUILDING:
PLANNING ACTS 1971 -1974
An application has been received for renewal of .rear window at Congregational Church, Garstang Road, CHIPPING. Application No. 3/87/0675/P.
This property is included In a Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. Any person w i s h i n g to m a k e 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, Clilheroe BB7 2RA, quoting reference number.
Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, any representations received will be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on th e D e v e l o pm e n t Sub-Committee 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.
Signed Philip Bailey
Borough Planning and Technical Officer 29th October, 1987.
BOROUGH COUNCIL RIBBLE VALLEY
CONSERVATION AREA:
PLANNING ACTS 1971 to 1974 DESIGNATED
TOWN AND COUNTRY
An application has been received lor permission for Double Sided Projecting Box Sign at 5 King Street, CLTTHEROE. Application No. 3/87/0671/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 Oftice s, Church Walk, Clitheroe, BB7 2RA, quoting
the reference number.
Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, any representations received wifi be'available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on th e D e v e l o pm e n t Sub-Committee agenda. Any representations received after the 21 days period will not be taken Into account when determining the application. A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period stated.
Signed Philip Bailey. Borough Planning and Technical Clficer. 29 Cctober, 1987.
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T h e C o u n t y C o u n c i l a r c c u r r e n t l y invitin<i t o n d o r s f o r t h e o p e r a t i o n o f a n u m b e r o f lo c a l b u s s e r v i c e s In v a r i o u s p a r t s o f t h e C o u n t y . T e n d e r i n v i t a t i o n s h a v e b e e n s e n t t o o p e r a t o r s w h o h a v e r e n i s t e r e d a n I n t e r e s t in l e i i d e r i n n f o r s e r v i c e s in t h e a r e a s c o n c e r n e d .
P e r s o n s n o t o n t h e r e c j i s le r or, w h o h a v e n o t r e c e i v e d t e n d e r i n v i t a t i o n s a n d ma y w i s h t o d o s o . s h o u l d c o n t a c t M r s E. C h e e t h am o n P r e s t o n 2 6 4 6 1 6 .
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P r e s t o n P I t l 8U D . PUBLIC NOTICES
The valuable small stockrearing larm of about 31.69 acres situated on a lovely settina with access from the Longridge to Hurst Green road (B6243).'For Sale by Auction In 3 Lots, subject to conditions and unless sold previously as lotlows: LOT 1: The stone built 3 bedroom farmhouse with an adjoining substantial stone barn ideal for conversion to a dwelling house in its own right subject to planning permission and about 3.30 acres ol adjoining pasture land with main road frontage.
ALL LOTS are freehold with vacant possession and have the benefit of mains water supply.
21.33 acres with main road frontage.
Popes Farm will be offered for Sale by Auction subject to conditions and unless sold previously in Knowfe Green Village Hall, near Longridge, at 3-00 p.m. on
Tuesday, November 3rd, 1967.
Particulars and viewing arrangements ovollable from the Auctioneers on request, Richard Turner and Son, 1 Waddington Road, Ciltheroe. Tel. Clitheroe 22369.
Clitlieroc Advertiser & Times, October 20th, t0S7 1.1 FARMING/LIVESTOCK/POULTRY .
Richard Turner(^Son RT S EST 1R03 LONGRIDGE 4 mires CLITHEROE 6 miles Near RIBCHESTER, PRESTON POPES FARM, DUTTON,
AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS & ESTATE AGENTS
LOT 2: Fertile meadow extending to 7.06 acres or thereabouts. LOT 3: Quality meadow and pasture land extending to about
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