Clitheroe 22324 fEditorial). 22323 (Advertising). Bu rn ley 22331 (Classified) iz uutlieroe Advertiser & Times, September 21st, 1989


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PROPOSALS which would attract tourists to an “open” farm in Slaidburn have been critic ised by councillors.


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A SCHEME to channel “poll-tax savings” into deprived urban areas has been been given the go- ahead by the Whalley


Deanery. The scheme, aimed at


people who stand to make savings when the poll tax comes into force next year, was agreed by mem­ bers of the Deanery Action Committee in con­ nection with their commit­ ment to the Anglican Church’s Urban Fund. Members see it as a


Bob Poole, former propri­ etor of J. R.’s Snooker Hall in Clitheroe, applied to open up Pages Farm, Woodhouse Lane, to mem­ bers of the general public and diversify the site. Members of the council’s


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Development Control Sub­ committee heard that the applicant already kept rare breeds of animals on the farm and had planning permission to convert a jam to g u e s th o u se


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means of meeting their four-year £66,000 target set by the Urban Fund, which helps deprived areas in various parts of the country. The recent Urban Fund


ing his application, he out­ lined his intentions for the “open” farm, with a dis­ play of early farming equipment, a lecture theatre, pony-riding, chil­ dren’s play area, refresh­ ments, a retail facility and new car park. The council’s director of


accommodation. In a letter accompany­


SAY cheese . . . Ribble i Valley MP David Wad- dington and his wife Gill I joined visitors to a cheese and wine evening organ­ ised by the Pendleton! branch of the Ribble Val­ ley Conservative Associa-1 tion.


news sheet suggests that people might like to con­ sider passing on some of their personal gain to the fund through a covenant for whatever amount they felt disposed to give. The fund, launched 12


development and client services, Mr Philip Bailey, told members of the com­ mittee that all the activi­ ties, individually or collec­ tively, required planning permission. Slaidburn Parish Coun­


£385, was held at Standen I Hall, Pendleton, by per­ mission of Mr John Aspin- all. Guests included] County Coun. Mrs Gill I Lea and her husband, Dr| Michael Lea.


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months ago, is aimed at raising money for building projects and the payment of salaries for people who work in deprived areas.


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PLANNING permission has now been given for a single-storey rear exten­ sion to a Hurst Green


home.


ley Council’s Development Control Sub-committee last month deferred the application for the exten­ sion at Warren Fold, after hearing that the building had been completed prior to planning permission. Reiterating their con­


Members of Ribble Val­


cil pointed to the unsuita­ bility of the lane, which already led to several businesses. This concern was shared


by Lancashire County Council. In its report, the authority accepted that the site could have good access to Back Lane, but it was not considered suit­ able in its present state for the traffic likely to be generated. Mr Bailey said there had


and pate was prepared by ladies of the committee, and Mr Aspinall’s hostess, Mrs S. Grafstrom, was presented with a basket of flowers by the committee. There was a tombola and a | raffle.


Golden voice


been no indication regard­ ing the amount of land to be devoted to car parking or the floor area to be allo­ cated to each use. The application lacked suffi­ cient information to enable th e lo c a l p la n n in g authority to give full anc proper consideration to the proposal. Coun. Ron Pickup


cern, members gave con­ sent, subject to planning conditions.


THE story of Kathleen Ferrier was the subject of a talk by Mr D. L. Cum­ mings to members of Clitheroe Evening Towns­ women’s Guild. Mrs Christine Wash-


brook presided at the meeting at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, where members enjoyed hearing recordings of Kathleen Ferrier’s voice. Proceeds of the recent


(Clitheroe) proposed an amendment that the com­ mittee visit the site. It was lost and councillors voted to turn down the application.


stall will be for club funds. Members are reminded


that the annual dinner is at the Moorcock Inn, Wad- dington, on September 26th. The bus will leave the station at 7-15 p.m.


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A couple who met when they were students at Leeds University were married at St Mary and All S a in ts ’ Church, Whalley. The bride was Frances


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Staff nurse Miss Susan Ibbotson was married to transport contractor Mr Graham John Smith at St James’s Church, Black­ burn.


Anne Jackson, the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs R. Jackson, of Wiswell Eaves Farm, Wiswell, who now works in Shef­ field as the scientific officer to a medical laboratory. The bridegroom was


ter of Mr and Mrs P. C Ibbotson, of Old Back Lane, Wiswell.


The bride is the daugh


son of Mr and Mrs G. H Smith, of Happerley Nottingham.


David Paul Watling, the only son of Mr and Mrs A. J. Watling, of Borrow- dale Close, Gunthorpe, Peterborough, who has recently completed his Ph.D. course at Leeds. The bride, given away


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by her father, wore a full- length gown of white satin, the top skirt scal­ loped and decorated with grey bows and the lower skirt trimmed with crepe de chine. Her bodice had a sweetheart neckline and leg-of-mutton sleeves and she carried a bouquet of pink carnations, pink rose­ buds and gypsophila, which matched her single comb headdress. Bridesmaids were the


bride’s sister, Ruth Jack- son, Lesley Parkinson and the b r id e ’s cousins Bryony Jackson, Rachel Gill and Rebecca Gill. Ruth and Lesley won


by her father, wore a full- length gown of pure silk, featuring hand-embroi­ dered silk roses and pearls. She carried a bou­ q u e t of pink ro ses orchids, stephanotis white freesia and Singa pore orchids.


The bride, given away


Elaine Ibbotson, Miss Sally West and Miss Jackie Smith.They wore ballerina-length dresses of pink silk and carried bou­ quets of pink roses, white freesia, stephanotis, Sin­ g ap o re o rch id s and gypsophila.


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grey satin ballerina-length dresses similar to the bride’s, with matching comb headdresses, anc carried posies of flowers similar to the bride’s. Bryony, Rachel and Rebecca wore grey balle­ rina-length dresses with scalloped top skirts and puffed sleeves. Their dresses were trimmed with pink ribbon, they had pink sashes and carried baskets of flowers to match the bride’s. In their hair single combs of fresh flowers with pink ribbons. Best man was Mr Simon


Best man was Mr Wil­


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have gone out to parents of fifth-year pupils at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, Ribbles’dale High School, Bowland High School, Moorland School and Oakhill College to] attend any time between 6 and 9 p.m. on Tuesday,: Wednesday or Thursday at the Ribble Valley! Careers Office. During the evening, the


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district careers officer for Hyndburn and the Ribble Valley, Mrs Dorothy Mas- kell, will give a short talk and officers will be on| hand to explain the facili­ ties available.


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are hoping as many par-| ents as possible will attend and we aim to provide a I real welcome for them.”


Said Mrs Masked: “Wei A59 scheme


to cost £4m. A ROAD improvementl scheme on the A59 east of I Gisburn, originally in the Lancashire County Coun-1 cil’s schedule, has now been transferred to the Department of Transport’s national road-improve-| ment programme.


lead to improvements on three sections of the road, [ totalling two miles.


The £4m. scheme will I


formed by the Rev. R Braithwaite and a recep­ tion was held at the Higher Trapp Country Hotel, Simonstone.


The ceremony was per­


moon in Cyprus, the cou­ p le a r e to l iv e in Nottingham.


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first in a series of road building and improvement schemes totalling £lb. for th e N o r th W e s t , announced in the Govern-1 ment’s White Paper, “Roads for prosperity” released last May.


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Young and ushers were Mr Martin Jackson; Mr Edward Jackson and Mr Andrew Allen. The ceremony was per­


formed by the Rev. J. M C. Ackroyd. After a reception at The


Wellsprings Inn, Nick o’ Pendle, the couple left for a honeymoon in Austria. Their future residence is at Whitehouse Lane Walkley, Sheffield. Photograph: Pye’s


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THE winners of the “Clitheroe Advertiser and Times” Ribble Valley Driver of the Year awards


| by Blackburn Area Road Safety Association. Trophies were awarded


to the first senior, Mr D. Parkinson, second senior Mr M. Anderson and first junior Mr C. P. Fox at a meeting held at the Lanca­ shire County Council Road Safety Centre.


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ABOUT 100 people attended a barbecue and dance organised by SS Michael and John’s Scouts, which raised £147 for the upkeep of the Scout headquarters. The event was held in the social centre in Lowergalc and Group Scout leader Mr • Theo Wilson said: “A good time was had by all.”


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THE Developing Integrated Study Centre and Us (Discus), in Clitheroe, is calling for volun­ teers to teach skills or any academic subject.


known as the Trinity Skill Share Centre, lost funding from the Manpower Ser­ vices Commission earlier this year, but has now secured funds from Lanca­ shire County Council’s education budget, which are likely to keep it afloat for the next three years.


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