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THE opening of a new hotel in Cl i the roe - has been seriously delayed by the dis­ covery of extensive dry rot — but the hold-up has given owners Austin, and Lynn Ball more time to come up with a novel logo for the business. First the couple, who took


Old Post House Hotel,” to mark the building’s use as a post office from 1873 to 1928. The idea of using it was


suggested by Pen Marketing, at Sabden, which was called in to help with the marketing of the hotel.


major task in itself, said Pen Ma rk e ting wr i t e r Mark Blewitt — particularly as it is the first time anyone has tried reproducing a Victorian stamp as a logo. Nobody in


Getting approval was a


the Post Office seemed to know who was responsible for granting permission for using a sovereign’s head and it was some time before Mark was told he had to apply to the Lord Chamberlain’s office at Buckingham Palace. Mr and Mrs Ball are


decorating their hotel in Vic­ torian style and already have a number of Victorian fittings and furnishings from previous pubs and restaurants they have run during their 20 years of catering. They are also


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LADIES TAKE REST FROM YOGA FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER


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THE Sawley Yoga Group took time out from bend­ ing, stretching and medi­ tation to hold its first din­ ner at Gisburn’s Grove Cottage Restaurant. The group, which has


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A WOMAN who threw a plant pot at a police car was fined £10 by Clitheroe Magistrates. The court heard that


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LOCAL councillors have criticised as “undemocra­ tic” a decision by the Regional Health Authority to add fluoride to the water supply.


Council meeting last week, Coun. Bert Jones (Clith­ eroe) said that the health authority had endorsed water fluoridation despite the fact ,that Lancashire County Council and 11 of the 14 Lancashire councils, plus three MPs, opposed it.


At the Ribble Valley


Public Works and Health Committee, Coun. Harry Waddington, said that his committee would continue to oppose the planned fluo­ ridation and would ask the health authority to recon­ sider its policy.,


decision against the wishes of th e p e o p l e , ” he declared. “What sort of democracy do we live in?” The chairman of the


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PAINTINGS by Whalley Art Group are currently on show at the village library. The exhibition, which


also includes a display of ceramic figures created by Keiran Horrigan, lasts until the end of the month. For the future, the


library- has plans to show work by Blackburn artists


and an exhibition of silk and lace items.


THERE was 100 per cent success for Clitheroc entrants to the British Canoe Union Course when they were awarded canoe instructor awards at Lan­ cashire County Council’s Outdoor Education Centre, Tower Wood, Windermere. •


youth workers Mr Pino Pozzi and Mr Russell Menzics, of Trinity Youth Club. Our picture shows, from the left, Mr Lccs, Mr Herd, Mr Mcnzics and Mr


teacher Mr Jem Lccs, of the art and design department, and Mr David Herd, leader of the Clithcroe Venture Scouts, both gaining senior instructor awards. This success was underlined with the presentation of instructor awards to


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SKATEBOARD fanatics in the area can get the chance to sample the largest half-pipe in Europe_ thanks to publicity in our newspaper spotlighting the lack of facilities in the Ribble Valley. Ribble Valley Council came up with the idea of


trips to the super centre in Bury, which attracts enthusiasts from all over the North. Following our stories — and a petition from


a number of enthusiasts in the summer — the council’s client and technical manager, Mr Mal­ colm Walker, made a detailed study of the sport in the town.


ing of the council’s Recreation and Leisure Com­ mittee, which decided to organise the bus to ferry eager skaters to Bury, the home of the monster half-pipe, where the youngsters can enjoy their sport in safety.


He reported his findings to the October meet­


this Sunday at 12-30 p.m., returning at 7 p.m. The trip is only open to skaters fully equipped with safety gear.


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WELCOMING the return of the railway services could lead to plan­ ning problems in the future, says a local resident.


School teacher Mr Joseph Morton (G7), of Pimlico Road, who has lived in Clitheroe since 1954 and is a regular walker around the town, believes plan­ ners should be looking a century ahead, rather than allowing development piecemeal. “I’m not against the


Former Ribblesdale


railway,” he said. “I just think it will inhibit the development of the town. “We should be planning


G e o r g e Almo n d (above) said: “We wel­ come new members, but our standards are high and we take our training seriously.”


Stolen cheque


ATTEMPTS were made to use a stolen cheque book and card in Boots the Chemist, Castle Street, Clitheroe, last week. A police spokesman said


that a man entered the building and tried to obtain gif t vouchers valued at £50. The shop assistant became suspi­ cious and the man left. Further investigations


100 years ahead as the land opportunities exist now. We ourselves are enjoying what began 100


Free check for war veterans


WAR veterans in the Rib­ ble Valley are being offered a free medical service. The service is aimed at


people who were prisoners of war in the Far East during the second world war and could still have tropical diseases in their systems, though they might not realise it. The War Pensions


revealed that the cheque book and cheque card had, in fact, been stolen. Clith­ eroe police are currently investigating the incident.


years ago and it is up to at Knunck Knowles; us to make the town • A new railway spur to agreeable for our grand- Chatburn for servicing the children. “Is the retention quarry (which has a finite of the railway in Clith- life), e r n e ’s l o n g - t e rm If these developments interests?”


Mr Morton, Cl i theroe around Clitheroe, “it will could see the following “exciting scenario”: • No Bawdlands and


Without a railway, said plan to keep a green belt were linked to an overall


behind Booths, meeting Castle View at the old station; • No station building,


Pimlico bridges; • An inner bypass


yard, replaced by land­ scaping to give a sweeping view over Back Commons to the Coe, Waddow Hall and beyond; • A re-sited Post Office


embankment, garages or builder’s yard; • A re-sited council


Branch of the DSS will arrange for the special free check-up and pay all necessary expenses. If anyone requires any


further information they should contact Mr J. For­ rest (Blackburn 54908).


lico Road, with a northern exit to Park Avenue and paral lel roads — and building here rather than


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extended to the lower Primrose.and Barraclough areas and a possible exten­ sion to Mitton Flats and Mitton Road, with some development here reduc­ ing the pressure on Bar- row and Whalley; • The levelling of Pim­


site, though still domin­ ated by Clitheroe Castle; • Mitchell S t r e e t


act as a powerful restraint on development opportun­ ism,” said Mr Morton. “There is land from the


old cattle market site, land from railway property, land from a gasometer, land from allotments and land from a council yard. What more could we want? “ Let’s not risk our


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