8 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, April 6tli, 1989


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Volunteer tutors needed


CALLING anybody who would like to help pass on


a precious gift. The Ribble Valley Adult


Basic Education Scheme is looking for people with a few hours to spare who could help to teach others to read and write. No formal qualifications


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DOWN In the country something stirred . . . A n d what really


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volunteers and there will always be a qualified tutor on hand to help and advise. A new course will start


A triumph for club’s quiz team


THERE was a full house at the Ribble Valley Vin­ tage Club to see Sam Ash­ ton’s films on Caterpillar tractors and his talk was much appreciated.


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a talk by Maurice White on Albion lorries and members also discussed plans for the club’s own rally. Members, represented


Recently, the club heard


In • the •-"CountryrFile” -• programme, which goes out nationally at 12-30 p.m. on April: 16th. The programme fea­


tu re s a typical day in the life of a sub-post­ master, in this case Mr Vic Rumfitt and hls> wife, June. O u r p h o t o g r a p h


shows the crew, film­ ing last August. Mrs JenniferSmith is pic­ t u r e d b u y i n g her


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' has changed, but the sentiments-echoed In the interview are still the same!


Minister first in new manse


CLITHEROE United Reformed Church’s new minister, the Rev. Christine Collin, will be the first to move to the church’s new manse on Cardigan Avenue.


Donation to help Wendy


by Rufus Carr and Albert Smith, won the annual inter-club quiz at Preston Patrick. After being joint leaders at the end of the first round, the pair stead­ ily edged away to take the title, with Dumfries and Galloway in the runners- up spot.


title, the Ribble Valley club has allowed Dumfries and Galloway to host next year’s quiz.


Despite winning the


be held on May 7th, when a talk will be given by Brian Milne, master th a tc h e r , ab out his profession.


The next meeting will


o u r m em b ers know Wendy. She is a brave girl and we want to help Whal­ ley Lions’ appeal to raise £5,000 to buy her a spe­ cially adapted car. We hope our gesture will encourage other clubs to lend their support so that her dream becomes a reality.”


land said members read the heart-warming story in the “Clitheroe Adver­ tiser and Times” of 18- year-old Wendy, who is d etermined to work despite having no legs and only one arm. He added:“Several of


WHALLEY Conservative Club has made a £25 dona­ tion towards the Wendy Hollin Appeal in a gesture it hopes will set the ball rolling. Secretary Mr John Ire­


appointed minister for Clitheroe, Newton and Barrow, replacing the Rev. John Salsbury, who left last year to take up an appointment in the North East to help in developing a new strategy for min­ istry among a number of scattered rural comm­ unities. Miss Collin has been


Miss Collin (45) has been


minister at Uttoxeter for the past seven years. She trained at Manchester's Northern College for five years before ordination in 1970.


Paddock, Huddersfield, where she remained for eight years, moving to Northallerton, Yorkshire, in 1978, for three years.


tion for Miss Collin will be performed at Clitheroe United Reformed Church on April 22nd, by the moderator, the Rev. Tony Burnham.


gardener and also enjoys sewing and painting.


Miss Collin is a keen Her first post was in Dog licen ce fee needed The ceremony of induc­


THE Ribble Valley Council’s Public Works and Health Committee is to write to the Association of District Councils suggesting that a registration fee for dogs be introduced. But Coun. Bert Jones (Clitheroe), speaking about


mitting some funds to this.” It was pointed out that the authority already had


dogs fouling footways and verges, said that the only way to solve the problem was by having a dog warden. “As a responsible committee we should be com­


a part-time dog warden. Coun. Chris Holtom (Wilpshire) said that a proper dog licence fee was needed.


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built to his 17th Century cottage in Ridge Avenue, Burnley, and turned it into the sort of restaurant he has always wanted to own with his wife and partner, Anita.


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Manchester area in 1960- and opened the Belvedere in Read in 1964. That was where his


name was made, and still people come to his new restaurant from many miles away who have relied upon his high qual­ ity for a quarter of a century. Like most Italians,


Tony has dreamed about returning to his homeland, having only come to Lan­ cashire for one year origin­ ally, but he finds the peo­ ple of the Red Rose county so pleasant that he is more than happy to remain in his adopted home. Tony and Anita bought the Ridge Cottage 15


years ago, and they are quite happy now to make a reasonable living and enjoy life. He said: “It took me 25 years to make something, and then I went and spent it in six months on this. But if we can enjoy it and make a living, then that’s what counts.”


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tried to make something nice for everybody to come to. My best advertising is people coming here, enjoy­ ing their meal and going and telling their friends that they enjoyed it.”


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ing room, customers have the benefit of wonderful views across, the lawns of the cottage, adding to the whole atmosphere which has been created in the newly-built extension, which has been designed to blend in with the rest of the 17th Century building. Tony puts everything


achieved in his life down to working with other people such as A n i ta , and together they, plan to make the Ridge Cottage Restaurant the most suc­ cessful business venture they have ever had. -


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Penfriends link brings visitors to


the Ribble Valley


GLITHEROE-BORN teacher Mrs Joan Bar­ ton is forging close links between her Liver­ pool school and the Ribble Valley.


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with pupils at Pendle County Primary School, Clitheroe, which Mrs Bar­ ton attended as a child, and the seven and eight- ____ year-old penfriends will have already sampled have the chance of meet- some of the delights of the


The children correspond when Mrs Barton and her


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ing one another during the visit.


two schools was firs t established two years ago when exchange visits were arranged and they proved so successful that staff at Pendle School persuaded Mrs Barton to arrange


The link between the


‘Walkie s’ is the cry!


WALKIES will be the cry on Sunday from the Castle Cement car park, Clitheroe. - That is the day of


the Rotary C lub of C l ith e ro e ’ s annual sponsored dog walk for local cha ritie s. Among those taking part will be a blind member of the Black­ burn Rotary Club and his guide dog. Anyone wanting to


join in the walk, which starts at 2 p.m., or s p o n s o r a walker, should contact organ­ iser Mr Roland Hail­ w o o d ( C l i t h e r o e 22446). Forms are available


from F. A. Allen, Par­ son Lane, Clitheroe; C a s t le C o sm e t ic s , Clitheroe; “The Clith­ eroe Advertiser and Times,” King Street; or the Ribble Valley C o u n c i l 's T o u r is t Information Office, Church Walk.


WHALLEY and District Horticultural Society is holding its second annual Spring Bulb Show on Saturday, in St Leonard’s School, Langho, starting at 10-15 a.m.


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area on video film. This was made by one of our parents who decided to film some of the Ribble Valley’s places of interest after hearing me speak about them.”


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17th and the visitors will stay overnight at Whalley Abbbey. The programme includes a reception at the Clitheroe Town Hall when Deputy Mayor Coun. Bert Jones will show the chil­ dren the robes of office. They will also follow the


Clitheroe Town Trail and visit Pendle Hill, Edisford Bridge, Ribblesdale Pool, Clitheroe Castle and the Museum of Childhood at Ribchester. The trip is an educa­


tional one and the children will be expected to gather information for topics on Norman Castles and c lo th e s fo r sp e c ia l occasions. “ I am a very keen


th e Valley ANTIQUE dealers from all over the country — including some from the Ribble Valley — will meet at Stonyhurst College a week tomorrow for the first ever meeting outside the capital city of the Lon- don and Provincial Antique Dealers’ Associ­ ation. . The Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Albert Atkinson, will welcome members and will be thanked by the association chairman, Sir Frederick Corfield, an ex-Cabinet Minister. Later, members will tour the college.


ambassador for the Ribble Valley and feel the chil­ dren should find much to interest them during their visit,” said Mrs Barton, who is an old girl of the former Clitheroe Girls’ Grammar School. She attended the C. F.


Mott Teacher Training College in Liverpool before taking up her first post in the city 25 years ago. She has taught at her present school for the past 13 years and her pupils correspond with Mrs Eliz­ abeth Waddington’s class at Pendle School. Mrs Barton (nee Parkin­


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CLITHEROE Parish Church Organ Society presents its 216th concert on Saturday, at 8 p.m., in Clitheroe Parish Church. The soloist will be dis­


tinguished Hereford Cathedral organist Mr Roy Massey, who is noted for his fine playing. He will be presenting a


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TALKS are still goin industrial development < Plans for the 47- refei


and-a-half acre site ^e l sandwiched between the A59 and the vil­ lage were submitted to the Ribble Valley


pro; SI


involve up to 2,000 new jobs, 83 new houses and a awal large hotel with confer- mini ence and leisure facilities, of tf From the outset a group area


Council last August. The proposal could


part Wh; teac pro revi


of residents complained D that the development was tor' inconsistent with the rural wit J aspect of the area.


. Following the inquiry Coil into the Southern Fringe Traf Local Plan, the Depart- met ment of the Environment Clej inspector said that concern won haa been expressed over a pi; an increase in devel­ opm en t a re a , with


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