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A CLITHEROE minister has sounded a warning following the holding of a psychic fair in the town at the weekend.


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Tiny tots like their club


THE patter of tiny feet has been growing louder by the week at Gisburn Festival Hall. Organisers of a tiny tots


club which was formed in A u g u s t h a v e b e en delighted by the response from local mothers. “ It has gone very well.”


spirits other than the Holy Spirit to help them overcome emo­ tional problems would only find disappoint­ ment, said the Rev. David Wood house, Rector of St James’s


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said chairman Mrs Toni Parker. “We started off meeting in each other’s houses when there were three or four of us but it got bigger and bigger. There’s now about 15 chil­ dren coming once a week to the Festival Hall.”


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numbers, new members are still welcome, as are any donations of toys. More d e ta i ls can be obtained from Mrs Parker on Gisburn 272.


Go-ahead


THE go-ahead has been given by the Ribble Valley Council's Development Sub-committee for the erection of an agricultural building at Saddle End Farm, Chipping.


Vandalism


VANDALS threw a brick through the front door glass of a house at Enner- dale Road. Clitheroe, causing £80 damage.


Despite the increase in


personal anguish leading to deeper depression, and he was opposed to fairs being held to overcome such emotional problems. The true supernatural


power lay in the love of Jesus, which led to life and truth. Ways of positive healing


could be found within the church, added the rector,


who said he could cite everyday examples of this through the use of prayer


and the power of love. The fair, at the Swan


and Royal Hotel, attracted fortune tellers and lectur­ ers on astrology7. The landlord, Mr Joe


Gallagher, was ill and unable to comment on the event. His wife, Julie, said:


“They just booked a room and we let them get on with it. I cannot say whether they will want to hold another.”


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THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Housing Committee has heard that a total of 715 people would like to buy their council houses and have served “notices to buy” on the council, 59 of them resubmissions.


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MAKING memora­ ble music in Clith­ eroe Parish Church Hall were members o f Sluidburn Silver Band and the award- winning Ne l s on Arion Male Voice


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choir joined forces to present a concert in aid o f the Royal Brit is h Leg ion Poppy Appeal. Held


last Tuesday eve­ ni ng , the event proved extremely e n j o y a b l e and boosted the poppy appeal funds. Pictured are mem­


bers o f Slaidburn Silver Band with Clithcroe Mayor and Mayoress Coun. and Mrs James McGhie and Ribble Valley Mayoress Mrs Eileen Ncvctt.


Leaking roof is


threat to Gisburn’s ancient church


THE fight is on to save the ancient St Mary’s Church at Gisburn, where a leaking roof is


threatening the tower. An area of roof esti-


mated at 25 square feet will have to be releaded at a cost of several thousand pounds to save the build­ ing, which dates back to the 12th Century. The Vicar, the Rev.


Hugh Clark, set the ball rolling with a gift day recently, but response could have been better, and continued fund-raising will be one of the main themes during 1988. An architect’s report


into the extent of the damage is awaited before builders are appointed. But there is no doubt


that the problem is seri­ ous, said Mr Clark, with rainwater soaking timber joists as it pours through the bell chamber and into the ringing chamber below. “ This Norman-style


building has been a focal part of the village for cen­ turies. It is part of our heritage that must be preserved,” Mr Clark said. Anyone who is able to


help preserve the church can contact Mr Clark on Gisburn 214.


Agricultural


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’ s Development Sub­ committee has approved an application for the erec­


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Injured man ‘comfortable’


A YOUNG Clitheroe man who suffered head and pel vie injuries in a road traf­ fic accident on Saturday afternoon is “comfortable” at Bl ackburn Roya Infirmary. Patrick Anderton (22)


of Hayhurst Street, was a passenger in a car driven by Simon Dobson (21), of Blackburn, when it was involved in an ac.cident with a vehicle driven by Gordon Whitehead (28), of N e w 1 a n d s Avenue Clitheroe. Both drivers were taken


to hospital after the acci­ dent, which happened at £ p.m. on Waddington Road near Brungerley Bridge but were released after treatment.


Better driving


MOTORISTS in the Rib­ ble Valley are invited to take part" in a new course of “Better driving” being run by the Blackburn Area Road' Safety Association starting on Tuesday, at 7 30 p.m. The course consists of


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Enjoyable Rotary charter night


AN’ 8 0 -s t r o n g p a r t y o f R o t a r i a n s and guests, including' R ib b lc V a l le y Mayor Coun. Les Nevett. enjoyed the Rotary Club o f C l i th e r o e ’ s 54th charter din­ ner at the Stirk H ou s e H o t e l , Gisburn. Among the visi­


t o r s w e r e Itotarians from other clubs and representatives fr om s e v e r a l o t h e r l o c a l organisations. T o a s t s were


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Roy Dewhurst, past -p re s id en t IUn Frank Moon, and R t n s R a y Milligan and Fat Browne. Responses were given by Rtn Phi­


lip Oglethorpe, District Governor of Lancashire and Cumbria District, the Rev. Harry Brown, and Mr Dewhurst. The Object o f


Rotary was read by Rtn Jeff Rob­ bins, the Charter by Rtn Ken H o w a r t h and toastmaster was R tn R o l a n d Hailwood.


Fashion show benefits local charities


AUTUMN fashions were on display at a fashion show at the Moorcock Inn, Waddington, organised by th e Ribble Valle y Mayores s’ s char i t y committee.


About 100 people saw


the outfits from Maureen Howson’s Castle Couture, Clitheroe, which were modelled by local ladies.


Castle Gate Flowers, of Clitheroe.


Flowers were loaned by The evening raised


about £300 for the Mayor's Charity Fund, which is to benefit various charities, including the Heart Start Appeal, British Burns As s o c i at i on and the Scanner.


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Obstruction case is not proved


A TRIP to a hardware shop to pick up a flame gun for weeding purposes e n d e d in a c o u r t appearance for a Clitheroe motorist. The town’s magistrates


heard that Alexander Far- quhar (29), of Whalley Road, left his ear parked on the pavement outside the shop in Wellgate. He denied causing an


unnecessary obstruction with the car and the magistrates found the case not proved. PC Roderick Graham


said the car was parked entirely on the footpath and although there was space for pedestrians to pass, the vehicle was eaus- in g a co ns iderable obstruction. The policeman told the


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court that the goods being collected from the shop were of a portable nature. Farquhar said the flame


gun was over four feet long and although it was portable he had not known how big it was when he made arrangements to col­


lect it. He denied that he had caused an unnecessary


obstruction, claiming that the pavement was wide enough to accommodate a mini alongside his own car.


Mean thief


MEAN thieves stole large ginger-haired doll in a red pram from a garage at the rear of Hayhurst Farm Terrace, Clitheroe. The doll and pram, of Ger­ man make, were worth about £100 and a socket set in a blue metal ease, worth about £50, was also taken.


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