10 Clitharoe Advertiser i t Times, March 17th, 1988
Egg-ceptional cash raiser
WHAT a whopper! Wishing they had shares in this huge egg are young Clitheroe trio Jane Hutchinson (8), Jill Hutchinson (6) and Robert Brass (3).
with experience of fund raising, enthusiasm and organising ability are needed to join the appeal committee. The election of officers takes place at the
the latest fund-raiser for the Roefield Leisure Centre Appeal. Tickets are on sale at the Choco late Box in King Street and Dawson’s fish and fruit shop in Castle Street, Clitheroe. The draw is to take place at Easter. Ribble Valley residents
The egg-ceptional egg is
Pungent service offered by YFC
IF you detect a little something in the air on Saturday morning, it may well be rather more than the first whiff of spring. For Clitheroe Young Farmers’ crack bedding- manure delivery squad will be out blazing a trail to any door which has a garden nearby! Two crews equipped
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next meeting on April 12th at the White Lion Hotel. Recent fund-raising
No S p n n . t i l . 3 6 payments of £6.40 wm
events have included a casino night organised by Rotaract, which raised £300, and a sponsored table-tennis tournament organised by Trin ity Youth Club, which made £115. A quiz night takes place
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Panasonic microwaves give a much meatier performance because othey’re now too watts more powerful. Seon^ “ SSw 4 n 3 ! i r p
on Tuesday at the White Lion Hotel. Teams of three are invited to take part and the entry fee is £3 per team. On Saturday, Roefield Barn is the venue for a rock concert by the Nicholas Mackey Guitar Studio and on April 10th the Houghton Weavers are in concert at the Civic Hall, Clitheroe.
with five tractors and trailers will cruise the town’s streets from about 10 a.m. offering their aro matic wares at a mere £1 per barrowful. The game youngsters
Schemes given
approval
will deliver well-rotted manure right to your door, or your garden if you pre fer, and anyone requiring five barrows or more may place a special order by ringing Paul Morris (Rib- chester 523), evenings only. The event is in aid of the
THE following applications have been granted under delegated powers bv the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailev: Clithcroe: Internally-illumin
Lancashire Federation of Young Farmers’ Building Fund and last year proved to be a pungent success.
Art of bee keeping
MEMBERS of Clitheroe YFC enjoyed a detailed talk on the a r t of bee keeping by Mr Preedy, who has over 35 years’ experience in the subject. He explained the origin
of the hive and how it has developed, the life of the bees, the running of the hive, mating and feeding
processes. A vote of thanks by Eric
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In favour
PLANS to build an agri cultural worker’s dwelling
at Woodfield Poultry F a rm , Whins Lane Simonstone, have been approved by the Ribble Valley Council’s Devel opment Sub-committee. The committee was told
that nine representations had been received in
favour of the application.
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Edward Whitwell. The YFC’s next meet
ated box sign at 80-82 Bawd- lands. New shop front at 30-38 Whallev Road. Projecting inter nally-illuminated box sign at 35 Waterloo Road. Bay window at 15 Croasdale Drive. New porch, garage extension to front and utility room extension to rear of 15 Peel Park Avenue. Altera tions to provide an automatic cash machine at Barclays Bank, Castle Street. Bashall Eaves: Removal of iteposts and re-erection to
extension at first-floor level at 37 Rogersfield. Bedroom exten sion at 90 Whalley Old Road, York. Whalley: Detached double
orm new entrance at Bashall Hall. Langho: Bedroom and study
garage and playroom at The Cottage, Oaknill, Wiswell Lane. Wiswell: Conservatory at The
Croft. Grindleton: Erection of con
servatory with store underneath and extension of existing out buildings to form oil tank store at 1 Highcliffe Greaves, Slaid-
bum Road. Low Moor: Extension to
Reject idea of a move
RIBBLE VALLEY coun
cillors on the Policy and Resources Committee have completely rejected the idea of moving the management and adminis tration of adult education
away from Whalley. Members heard that
arrangements being con sidered by the County
Further Education Com mittee included the possi b il ity of t r a n s fe r to A c c r i n g t o n
stand they took on a previ ous occasion, when the suggestion was totally cast out. Couns Eric Bracewell (Clithcroe), Ted Boden
Rossendale. They reaffirmed the
a n d
(Chatburn) and Mrs Joyce Lilburn (Bolton-by-Bow- land) were appointed as representatives to meet the Further Education Committee and make this view known.
lounge and dining room at 13 Riverside.
Exploitation by workmen ‘despicable’
AN elderly Clitheroe widow was at the receiv ing end of “despicable exploitation” when she paid £540 to two workmen for repairs which should have cost around £15, the town’s magis trates were told.
woman parted with the money after the workmen told her the gutters and drainspouts at her home n e ed ed r e p a i r s and replacements. But, in fact, all they did
The court heard that the
joints. The work was car ried out after the woman had already paid them £340 to tarmac her drive way, said Mr Francis McEntee, prosecuting. Andrew James (25), of
was to clear part of the g u t te r and paint the
Harrow Lane Caravan Site, Boughton Ollerton,
‘Keep out the cold’
SINCE mid-December, the DHSS Accrington office has received more than 2,500 claim forms issued by the Lancashire County Council Welfare Rights service under its “Keep out the cold” and “Claim it now” campaigns. Some people think that
Nottinghamshire, and B a rry F ro s t (34), of
Broadway, Dunscroft, both admitted obtaining a ch eq u e fo r £540 by deception. James also admitted fur
ther offences involving a cheque. He was fined a total of £860 and ordered to pay compensation amounting to £540, with £17 costs. Frost, who admitted
Injection of cash to save waiting
THE d i s t r ic t h e a l th authority is to get a share of Government cash aimed at cutting hospital waiting lists. Ribble Valley people
injection for the Black burn, Hyndburn and Rib- b le V a l le y H e a l th Authority is to be spent on tem p o ra ry o p e ra t in g theatres at the infirmary. It is the second largest sum to be allocated in the North West region. The temporary build
Jim Parker ’described the offences as “a despicable
one other offence involving a cheque, was fined £125 and ordered to pay £35 compensation and £17 costs. Presiding magistrate Mr
they are req u ired to return the forms. This is not the case, but people who w ish to c h e ck whether they are entitled to further benefit or need a single payment should make a claim. Claims will be dealt with
senting the defendants, said the price of £540 was given in good faith by J am e s , b u t when it became apparent that the house did not need that sort of repair, he should have reduced the price. Both men had been totally frank with the police, he added.
exploitation of an elderly widow.” Mr Joe Newman, repre
waiting for operations at Blackburn Royal Infir mary are expected to benefit from the move. A £250,000 Government
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the region and up to 20,000 extra patients are expected to be treated in the North West during the next 12 months.
the Commons last week, when Health Minister Tony Newton announced the regional allocations from the £30m. waiting list fund for 1988-89. He revealed that the North West region would get more than £2.5. There are 19 districts in
as quickly as possible and people should avoid tele phoning or calling at the office to check on the progress of a claim, as it will only cause further delay.
Green light
THE Ribble Valley Coun cil’s Development Sub committee has given the go-ahead for the use of 54 Whalley Road, Sabden, for private hire purposes.
GIANT EGG IS ON OFFER
YOUR help is needed to decide which local children’s charity should receive a large Easter egg on view in a Clitheroe store.
of chocolate, is being donated by Woolworths in Cas tle Street.
The egg, which is 20 inches high and contains 221bs
worthy cause. All you need to do is write the name of the charity
The store has now asked our readers to help find a
on a piece of paper, add your name and address and let us have your suggestion, clearly marked “Egg Offer," at the'“Clitheroe Advertiser and Times" office in King Street, Clitheroe.
CONCERT TO RAISE CASH FOR GUIDE DOG
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