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opecial performance . . f “Beeple” by Alan


MEMBERS of Gis- s burn YFC put on a


out to the West, cement­ Aing relationships with


t members of staff are off do Russia a week on Sun­ Gay, doing their bit for


cp of lower sixth-formers, vomes from the school’s anery strong Government


lasnost. u The group, mostly made


wlive Darley: “The visit will be for ju st over a i eek.They will fly to Len­


d Politics department. C Said headmaster Mr


ngrad, where they will be c able to see various great


s ance for the students to pee two entirely different gro litic a l sy s tem s at


d see Moscow. ch ‘I t is an ex c e llen t


ound-floor level.” 24hr Ansaphone


Borrowed A n car wasot taxed


t ultural places and institu­ anions, then tour around


c merica through a suc­ gessful exchange pro­ Gramme, Clitheroe Royal a rammar School is at it Egain, this time in the ast!About 20 pupils and two


f with a bouquet o f , tlowers in apprecia­ wion for all the.hard- . ork she; put into


Cullen and presented Mrs Margaret Smith


roh n W illy , w h o . / eceives-a rocket by


body is half bee, h a lf; ■ person. He meets a . eHumble and they;


, ariumr where every- - worker beeple called


mistake and flies, to t a land called Nec-


. FC Yorkshire final :


ombark on a number aas done very : well/-


m■ /The special perfor­ / ance at Gisburn:


riend’s vehicle. p But she was stopped by


t olice in Whalley because


wFTER having trouble woith her own car, a young f man borrowed her boy­


tax disc. b As a result, Helen Eliza­


f ark View, Gisburn, was mined £25 by Clitheroe p ag istrate s a fte r she


t He had only had the car ah r e e d a y s, and she forssumed he had applied


n.


S In a separate summons, ( tephen Mark Frankland B27), of Bradford Road, whrighouse, was fined £75 t en he admitted by let­ Her to aiding and abetting toelen Elizabeth Wadding­ exn to use a car without an


the tax.


cise licence. t Frankland was ordered


o pay back duty of £25.


SOME 346 gifts were dis­ Ctrib u te d through the


Gifts total o hand gifts to residents.


A window CLITHEROE youth head-butted the side win­ sdow of a hairdresser’s


Buttedsalon


walon after an argument t ith his girl friend, the


ahe car was not displaying Mf Union S tre e t, Low Peth Waddington (26), of


t ased after him in a car, ohe youth, Adam Barnes,


ar with no excise licence. ti Mr Bill Berry, in mitiga­


hon, said that his client, a botel receptionist, had


aorrowed her friend’s car owfter difficulties with her


cleaded guilty to using a Yead, of “Way Ahead”, tirdered to pay compensa­


hicle and was abusive. £ The court fined Barnes beam a g in g p r o p e r ty


veoor, kicked out at the d100 when he admitted


R longing to John Edward o ork Street. He was also


ah e day, Barnes had


own’s magistrates were told. chWhen the proprietor


a fter winning/the.: Settle district round and th e Yorkshire:. ■ County semi-final.:.:■ -


f adventures. / ' h The production Ynd r e a ch ed the/.


F e s tiv a l Hall was well attended and a . great success.. ■ ,. ,,


producing the play. J It tells the story o f :


“Very wisely, she told the man she would sort it out herself, waited until he’d gone, then contacted us a immediately. We checked


or, of Clitheroe police:


wnd there was no damage p h a ts o e v e r to h e r


n accomplice can break a een uncommon in the d nmen even seem to be


act us.”


epair work. t Said Sgt Winston Proc­


t An elderly lady living in whe Chatburn Road area mas suspicious when a saan came to her door and h id he had reversed into wer back yard wall and r anted to sort out the


arime where thieves use t n excuse either to dis­ aract a householder so that


roperty.” c He said the type of


in, or to actually get into b the house, has recently not


rea. coSgt Proctor added: “The


peliberately identifying t roperties that look as if phey are owned by older


on amounting to £22.50. wTwo other youths who ot involved.Mr Bill Berry, in mitiga­ ttion, said that earlier in


said Mr Berry, and did not recall what had happened. v He regretted his beha­


usiour and the language he ed.


n ere with Barnes were Dowt the victory for Pamela son in the recent Bil-


anrgued with his girl friend Corthcoming by-election in a d sought the company of s lcohol to drown his orrows.He had drunk too much,


lington by-election. plaA short discussion took


f ce on the subject of the earge number of people


THE battle is on between the borough and the town o councils over who gets to use the name “Town Hall”


What’s in a name?


Flitheroe Mayor’s Welfare Mroblem will have to be discussed again, said Coun. t und last Christmas by ihe Clitheroe Local Organ­ Msations Committee. The d ayor also visited 11 resi­ t ential homes in the area


Cn th e ir new civic suites in Church S tre e t, s ouncil and Clithcroc Town Council opted for the Srs Sheila Maw, leader of the borough council.


litheroe. C Unknown to each other, both the Ribble Valley


a he reported the “impasse” to the borough council t t its meeting last week. Members decided to refer


mittcc for further consideration. t “Both councils will have to get together to discuss I


he matter back to the Policy and Resources Com- j he problem in a sensible manner,” she said.


litheroe St James Ward. l It was reported that a


or June and a fashion show for November.


enjoyed a good evening’s antertainment at the Eliz­ hbethan night. A treasure f unt has been arranged


vroe branch of the Conser- WFined £60 axpressed their pleasure


eMEMBERS of the Clith­ e a tiv e A s s o c ia tio n


Victory cheers anted to get home.


POLICE have yet again warned elderly people in the Ribble Valley to be on the lookout for conmen following a failed attempt to outwit a Clitheroe pensioner.


Elderly are warned: ‘Be on lookout’


Planning in the pipeline


AN application for sheltered accommodation at Abbey Corn- amill, King Street, Whalley, is


Department (number 0183). Other applications include: c Clitheroe: Plots 8 and 9 Lin­


mong plaIans lodged with the Ribble Valley


illey Council’s Plar


n emoval of condition on plan­ Hing approval a t Selborne Rouse, Back Commons (0177). s esidential development of six Pemi-detached houses on land at ( imlico Farm, Pimlico Road


Eoln Way, Salthil! Industrial Rsta te , for access (0172).


bey: Extension of cottage into Rarn for residential purposes at ( yddings Farm. Chaigley


0178). l Aighton, Bailey and Chaig<


s rm building with underground Flurry store at Monubent Head


t eople. We would warn Mf soft toys at Lower House ghe elderly to be on then- cuard, and if they get any doallers they are unsure of, t n’t let them in — con­


ill. The Holme (0170). MBashall Eaves and Great


0176). inSimonstone: Detached dwell


use, Simonstone Lane (0181).


0107). faBolton-by-Bowlnnd: Lean-to


o r change of use to manufacture a itton: Dwelling on silage pit


arm, Hellifield Road (0108). foSnbden: Removal of condition


l barn to two holiday cottages on (and at Eastham House Farm


Hog on land adjacent to Old Barn


J ISWELL man Howard sohn Byi-om (20), of Moor- byide Lane, was fined £60 f Clitheroe magistrates mor exceeding the 30 W.p.h. speed limit on


halley Road.Wilpshire. g Byrom, who pleaded


pame name for their adjacent buildings, and now the Auctioned by Mr Robin c hich will go into the


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DESPITE the weather, there was a good attendance at a coffee morning in aid of the Sue Ryder Foundation, held in Clith­ eroe United Reformed Church Hall. anIt was opened by the Clitheroe Mayor and Mayoress, Coun.


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