Clitheroe 2232U (Editorial), 2232§ (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Wintry weather fails to dampen fire brigade fun


DESPITE the cold weather, Clitheroe people turned out in force to enjoy the spectacular display organised by the town’s firemen as part of the 150th anniversary of tne town’s fire brigade..


proved to be the Shand popular attraction with which, helps to spread the Mason steam fire engine, young and old alike. This fire safety message in the dating from 1880 and very co-ordinates the operation county’s schools, similar to a model used in of eight or more pumps Clitheroe at the time. The and also provides canteen engine, still in working facilities for firemen'who order, was kept steaming are out at a major incident with a ready .supply of for hours at a time.


A popular highlight latest technology proved a gacl'e’s own Welephant,


Lancashire’s Chief Fire Officer Roy Watson, who said he was impressed by


Among the guests ^was what he saw.Clitheroe Station Officer


Also on view was a 100ft engine^were3 in The dis- Alan Clarke was delighted turntable ladder based at


necessary. Only a short while before it had been employed by firemen tack­ ling a spectacular mill fire in Burnley. A brand new control unit bristling with the


illey


Poll tax protest


AS people queue to pay their poll tax at Ribble Valley Council’s offices, others are preparing to stage vociferous protests.


has organised a public meeting on Wednesday in the Esnton Terrace com­ mittee rooms. The decision follows the Labour Party’s monthly meeting, when the poll tax issue was dis­ cussed at length.


Clitheroe Labour Party


addressed by the town’s four Labour councillors, | starts at 7-30 p.m.


The m e eting, to be


Roadside checks


POLICE stepped up their campaign against motor - tax dodgers this week.


and Department of Trans-11 port officials mounted] roadside checks through­ out the county looking for] v e h i c l e s w i t h o u t ] insurance, current tax] d i s c s a n d M O T] w certificates.


From Tuesday police | match.


spo rts starts ; ' H E RE \


Champions finish in style


THE top three teams in the Todber Steam Museum Gisburn and District Pool League have been decided. Champions White Bull A


proved by far the strongest team in the league and finished 33 points ahead of runners-up Posters B. Third place went to


New Inn. In the latest fixtures, White


Bull A thrashed bottom-of-thc- table New Inn Colts 9-0 and second place Fosters B went down 8-1 against Coronation. Results: Three Rivers 3,


and his wife, Dorothy, of Mint Cottage, Bolton-by- Bowland, who are both 83,


Mr Norman Grimshaw


celebrate their diamond wedding on Tuesday. Mr Grimshaw was a member of the family firm of Grim­ shaw B rew e r s , who founded the former Keirby Brewery in Burnley. His wife is the daughter of Harle Syke cotton boss Sir John Grey,, who was knighted for services to the Lancashire textile industry.


I is “ sh a rin g the same interests.” Said Mrs Grimshaw:


And their recipe for a long and happy marriage


Greystones 0; New Inn Colts 0, White Bull A 9; Buccaneers 0, I’endle Hotel 3; Black Bull fl, Fosters A 3; Fosters B 1, Cor­ onation 8; White Bull B 7. New Inn 2; Dog and Partridge 8, Buck Inn 1.


Gisburn Pool League PW D L P


White Bull A....... 26 22 0 4 173 Fosters B............ 2617 0 9 140 New Inn.............. 2616 010 136 Fosters A............ 2615 011 126 Buck Inn............. 25 14 Oil 123 Coronation...........2515 010 119 Black Bull............2615 Oil 117


White Bull B....... 2612 0 14 115 Dog & Partridge.. 2613 013 113


Pendle Hotel....... 2612 014 112 Buccaneers.......... 2613 013 108 Three Rivers.......26 9 017 94 Greystones.......... 26 8 018 90 New Inn Colts..... 26 2 0 24 61


THE first race of the season for Clitheroe Homing Society proved to be a good race. A total of 23 members trav


Fast race


, at a family party at the •home of their son, Jeremy, of Martin Top. Their d au g h te r , Mrs Susan Haighton, lives in Cow Ark. The whole family intends to be at the party, including five grandchil­ dren and three g re a t­ grandchildren. A greet­ ings message from the Queen is expected. Mr Grimshaw worked family firm of


“We first met while at junior school in Burnley and then met again when we were 18. In our youn­ ger days we played mixed doubles at badminton for the Lancashire B team and have also shared a keen in te r e s t in golf and gardening.” Mr and Mrs Grimshaw will celebrate their big day


for his


ellod down to Stafford, a dis­ tance of 73 miles, and released 333 birds. The pigeons were liberated at noon in a south'to south-west wind. The conditions were good and a fast race was


1930s. He then set up his own mineral water busi­ ness, known as Padiham Aerated Water Company, ;


in the


which he ran for many | Government years until


tu


expected. The f i rs t b irds began to


appear in the skies above Clith­ eroe in just lhr 4mins. The win- nine bird came from the S. Robinson and son loll and was timed at a velocity of 1987.27 yards per minute. Second place went to H. Lofthouse and third to F. Dale, of Low Moor. Results: S. Robinson (velocity


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taken ove r by Massey’s. " "


50s.


1 9 8 9 .2 7 ) , H. L o f th o u s e (1985.39), F. Dale (1983.37), J. Ainsworth (1975.90), FVR. Howarth (1966.00), H. Lofth­ ou se (1 9 6 4 .7 1 ) , F . Dale (1 9 6 0 .9 3 ) , H. L o f th o u s e (1 9 5 8 .7 3 ) / J . P a rk in so n (1957.23), S. Scott and son (1 9 5 0 .0 1 ),’. H. L o f th o u s e (1949.84), Mr and Mrs Baker (1949.32).


Next week s race will be from Worcester., ■. i •


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I t I B B L E S D A L E Wanderers C C 1st X I . ( v Settle, S a t . , -2


fi Braithwaite, M. Dennett, M: Gre cnha lgh, D. Cottam. ,0 .


mu uiwui^ y.m.,


TEAMS : away): P.


Seedle, T. — » " •


Lcuch, J V Spencer, P. Hall. D. Howard, H. Kenyon, Yates.


Scorer: Miss C. Britcliffe. Ribblesdale Wanderers CC


2nd X I ( v Settle, Sat., 2 p.m., homc):<W. Slinger, S. Proctor, I. Britcliffe. A. Dickinson. M. Davies, R. Blair, D. 0 Neil, B. S p en ce F , J . H u t c h in s , M. Briggs, P..Kenyon... . . K ibb lcsdale Wanderers C C


3 rd 'X I (B.i Spencer, B. Pinch, G. Bamber, N . P a rk e r . N. Schofield, T. Byrne; R. B lair,.1. Nuttall, Wj Bradley, Mi Davics, P . A tk in s o n . R e se rv e : , ’ B. O ’ N e i l l . - S c o r e r L .M is s s P,.


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family, James Nicholas Grimshaw, was president of Burnley Football Club between the 1920s and


| still operates under that name. Sir John was also chairman of the former Burnley Building Society in the 1940s and another member of the family, Michael Grey, was chair­ man of the Cotton Spin­ ners an d Manufacturers’ A s s o c i a t i o n


was chairman of John Grey Ltd, of King’s Street Mill, Harle Syke, which


Mrs Grimshaw’s father ’ . i n


Manchester. The couple’s son fol­


lowed in his grandfather’s footsteps and now has the


textile firm of Jeremy Grimshaw Ltd, of Nelson. The couple:set up home


A member of the same 1 ley’s actual charge of £358. Despite the confusing


that, too, was | assumed poll ------- „ -


iiioujr | £249 instead of Ribble Val-


and during a flooding disaster at Mablethorpe, in the 1950s, worked for the “Food flying Squad,” which provided supplies for the people in the East Coast re so r t and was organised by Mrs Daisy Bolton, of Chatburn. Mrs Grimshaw said: “It


I


Shared interests lead to diamond love match


A WEDDING 60 years ago between a Burnley brewery boss and a textile manufacturer s daughter, who played badminton together during their courtship, has proved the perfect


to inspect.


was a m in iatu re fire engine to enjoy and many of them had the chance to make friends with the bri-


For the children, there the Fire Service> s National


Benevolent Fund. Our photograph shows


the rare 1880 fire engine and Welephant making friends with local children.


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Shock news greets parents of injured trials cyclist


C L ITHEROE ra c in g cyclist Brian Burgess, of Littlemoor Road, has been seriously injured in a time trials competition, not long after his brother met a similar fate on a motor bike. In a sad twist of events,


m


eroe, was seriously injured in the Isle of Man TT, but survived and is now said to be making a good recovery.


Brian’s parents, Mr and Mrs Norman Burgess, of Seedall Avenue, learned about the second accident on their return home on Thursday from a dream holiday in America. The bad news was bro­


ken to them by Brian’s wife, Julie, who has been at his hospital bedside every day since the acci­ dent the previous Sunday. Brian (41), a part-time


dent happened while the brothers’ parents were in the middle of a 2,500-mile tour of the USA. The holi­ day had been planned to celebrate the silver wed­ ding of Mr Burges s s brother, Alan, and his wife, Margaret, of Alder- ford Close, Clitheroe, and the two couples travelled together, beginning then car tour in Las Vegas and calling at the Grand Can­


The latest family acci­


yon and San Francisco. “Brian’s accident came


leading fireman at Clith­ eroe and an ICI engineer, received multiple injuries when h is cy c le was involved in a collision with a c a r on th e A1 a t Boroughbridge, near Har­ rogate, only five miles from the finish of the 25- mile event. His condition in Harro­


as a terrible shock after such a wonderful holiday, but we’re relieved to know he is recovering, although it’s going to be a very slow


«SS'<


wife said that he was too ill to be moved to a hospi­ tal nearer home, although it was hoped he would be 1 transferred to Blackburn as soon as possible. Brian, a member of the 1


breastbone. Earlier this week his


m


gate District Hospital ear­ lier this week was said to be “comfortable.” Last year his motor


Green vandals


was a terible time for the people — something simi­ lar to the recent flooding at Towyn in Wales. Seeing the latest disaster on tele­ vision has brought it all back to me."


MOTORING vandals have wrecked a green at Stony- hiirst Park Golf Club. The first medal competi­


tion of the year at the club was marred when golfers reaching the seventh hole found the green was covered in tyre marks and unplayable.


Guidelines on poll tax


relief scheme


SO many people have been asking Ribble Val ley Borough Council about the “transitional


relief scheme” which affects individual poll tax payments that Chief Financial Officer Mr John Hunt has issued guidelines to help the public.


“Many people think


there is only one commu­ nity charge,” he explained, “but that’s not the case — it varies from person to person, because of the t r a n s i t i o n a l r e l i e f available.” The trouble is that the


brewers until it was taken over by the former Mas­ sey ’s Brewery


£287 per person. Pensioners or disabled


relief scheme is compli­ cated by some theoretical calculations linked to prop­ erty rateable values. It is based, for example, on “assumed” rates which might have been paid last year and an “assumed” community charge — with both of these figures d e t e rm in e d by th e and th e |


tax set at [ ...... ... - .


figures, the scheme may offer substantial relief to some residents. The key to the scheme is


•Go v e rnm en t. I f th e a s sum ed com m u n ity c h a rg e ex c e e d s th e ] assumed-rates by over £156, relief is payable on the difference.


its “threshold” of £156, again established by the


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assumed rates of £200 (the figure for a small terraced house), the difference between the assumed poll ta x of £249 le s s th e assumed rates of £200 is £49 and well below the £156 threshold, so no relief


r __ .. i th


at Barden Lodge in Burn­ ley and lived there for 32 years. They moved to Old Town Head,.-West. Brad­ ford, and moved again almost' 12 years ago to their present cottage m a picturesque setting in. Bolton-by-Bowland. ’In her younger days


Mrs Grimshaw: was an active worker for the


nity u


people who did not pre­ viously pay rates could be entitled to much higher transitional relief. On the" assumed figures quoted so far, the relief for a single taxpayer would be £93, reducing the actual poll charge to £265.


scheme is to be phased out over three years. For more details, please con tact the community charge office (Clitheroe 27449) or call in at the counci' offices.


The transitional relief


cyclist brother Norman, of Siddows Avenue, Clith­


MM. - - Brian Burgess


process,” said his mother, Mrs Hilda Burgess. Brian was tak en to


h o s p i t a l w i th h e a d injuries, a broken leg, several fractured bones in his back and a broken


Lancashire Road Club, has been a keen racing cyclist for about 10 years and takes to the saddle every weekend, come rain or shine, says Julie. Several years ago he raised a sub- stantial amount of money for the F ire Services National Benevolent Fund with a sponsored mara­


thon ride. The couple have two


sons, Andrew (19) and Philip (16). Julie works on the provisions counter at Tesco’s supermarket in Clitheroe.


Anger grows after mini -roundabout test by lorries


THE battle against the proposed mini-roundabout scheme for Whalley centre is gathering momentum, following a test drive by articulated


lorries.


Spearheading the cam- borough council, was so paign is the Ribble Valley angry about the Lanca-


Council leader, Coun. Mrs Sheila Maw, who has branded the proposal as “totally untenable.” The test drive left Coun.


Mrs Maw and other cam­ paigners hopping mad when they discovered that heavy goods lorries were


n e u v y g u u u a l u i u r a »»«=*>= — - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . unable to negotiate a mock about their battle with the


the existing traffic lights at the busy T-junction of Accrington Road and King Street with a road-surface roundabout similar to th o s e in N e lso n . I t


shire County Council plan that she and other local , government representa­ tives arranged a test for articulated lorries to see if they could negotiate a mini-roundabout system. The results have left them even more adamant


roundabout satisfactorily, epunty, which is now con- The plan is to replace


sidering a six-month trial period for the scheme. Whalley haulage firm


Barnes and Tipping, which has a 22-strong fleet, took part in the trial after the county council agreed to


involves a circular raised- . paint a circle on the l oad up area in the middle of for the test drive, the junction and the idea is Said Coun. Mrs Maw. to keep the traffic flowing. “It is totally untenable for Coun. Mrs Maw, who Whalley. Articulated lor- represents Whalley on the ries supplied by the firm


Lucky escape


A DRIVER had a lucky escape after the car he was driving caught fire in Sabden on Good Friday.


(70), of Pendle Court, Highfield Road, Clitheroe, managed to get out with­ out injury before fire took hold of the car.


Mr Alan Middlebrough


deal with the blaze, which destroyed the engine com­ partment and dashboard of Mr Middlebrough’s Ford Escort and caused smoke damage. The car was a write-off. The fire may possibly


Firemen were called to


have been caused by an electrical fault.


Cementing link with France J "


could not negotiate the roundabout and had to drive over it. “ I t means that loads


Alkali Etc. Works Regulation Act 1906


such as gravel could spill into the road and that lor­


ries setting off early in the morning are going to cause a noise nuisance for resi­ dents in Whalley as they r a t t l e over t h e roundabout.” She said that the county


Health and Safety at Work Etc. Act 1974


The Control of Industrial Air Pollution (Registration of Works) Regulations 1989


NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that Brown Crusher Hire Ltd, has made an a p p lic a t io n to the S e c re ta ry of S ta te for the Environment for a certificate of registration for its Mobile Rock Crushing and Screening plant at Bankfield Quarry, Clitheroe.


. back and stop the traffic from flowing round the roundabout. The matter was a hazard for drivers and pedestrians. Mr John Wood, manag­ ing director of the haulage


highways department was planning a pelican crossing for King Street on the Bil- lington side of the junction and that could cause a tail-


A copy of the application together with plans and other documents relating to it may be inspected at the offices o* Mor


Majesty’s Inspectorate of Pollution, Victoria House, Orr........ Road, Preston PR1 1HH - Telephone (0772) 202322 between 9 -3 0 a .m. an d 1 p.m. fo r an a p p o in tm e n t , o r a t the Environmental Health Department, Ribble V a lle y Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA.


firm taking part in the e x p e r im e n t , a l s o expressed concern about the safety of the round­ about scheme. “Pedestrians are likely


Members of the public may take copies of the application on payment of a rea sonable charge, and may make written representations concerning the application to Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Pollution at the above address. Any such representations received within 21 days of the first publication of the notice will be taken into consideration when deciding the application.


The notice was first published on Thursday, 19th April, 1990.


to head for the roundabout as a halfway stage across the road, not realising that some vehicles will not be able to negotiate the junc­ tion,” he said. "They could then be struck by a back end of a vehicle mounting the roundabout. I t’s just impossible for-vehicles to negotiate the junction without mounting the. roundabout area.” He also echoed Coun.


Mrs Maw’s fears about noise nuisance. “We set off at 5 and 6 in tne morning and negotiating a round­ about is going to cause a lot of rattling. , Coun. Mrs Maw and Mr


Whalley & Little Mitton Parish Council


AN N U A L PARISH MEETING


on Monday, April 30th, 1990 at 7.30 p.m. Whalley


Church of England School. Everyone welcome.


Burnley but used in the nn/altoEether there were people who turned out to Kibble V „ „ y where f f i A W


on Booths car park by the number of local


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, April 19th, 1990 .9 Public Notices.


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YOUR CLASSIFIED INDEX BIRTHS, MARRIAGES


1083. Business Opportunities


AND DEATHS 1001. Announcements 1002. Christmas Greetings


1003. Greetings 1004. Appreciations 1005. Adoptions 1006. Births


' 1007. Christenings 1008. Congratulations


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1009. Good Luck 1010. Birthday Greetings 1011. Coming of Age 1012. Engagements 1013. Forthcoming Marriages 1014. Marriages 1015. Wedding Anniversaries 1016. Silver Weddings 1017. Pearl Weddings 1018. Ruby Weddings 1019. Golden Weddings 1020. Diamond Weddings 1021. Condolences 1022. Deaths 1023. Roll of Honour 1024. InMemoriam 1025. Birthday Memoriams 1026. Thanks for Sympathy 1027. Acknowledgements 1028. Floral Tributes


ANNOUNCEMENTS 1032. Claiming Dates 1033. Competition Results 1034. Church and Charity 1035. Church Notices 1036. Public Notices 1037. Examination Successes 1038. Legal Notices


PERSONAL SERVICES 1041. Personal Loans 1042. Lost and Found 1043. Education/Tuition 1044. Mobile Disco 1045. Care Services 1046. Retirement 1047. Personal 1048. Personal Services 1049. Sauna/Solaria . 1050. Sunbed Sales/Hire 1051. Health and Beauty


. 1052. Hairdressing 1053. Dressmaking/Alterations 1054. Wedding Window 1055. Catering 1056. Funeral Directors


EMPLOYMENT 1060. Employment Training


1061. Situations Wanted 1062. Part-time Vacancies 1063. Situations Vacant 1064. Thank You Applicants


HOLIDAYS 1068. Caravans and Camping 1070. Boats and Trailers 1071. English Coastal Resorts 1072. English Country Resorts


1073. England 1074. Scotland 1075. Wales 1076. Ireland 1077. Abroad


TO BUSINESS 1081. Business for Sale 1082. Business Wanted


BUSINESS TALKING


1084. Business Services 1085. Business Equipment/Fumiture 1086. Business Premises 1087. Warehouse/lndustrial


Premises 1088. Commercial Property


1089. Hotels/Licensed Property 1090. Farms/Land/Smallholdings 1091. Plant and Equipment


1092. Tenders 1093. Road Haulage and Transport 1094. Professional Services 1095. Financial Services


FOR SALE 1100. Miscellaneous Sales


1101. Furniture for Sale 1102. Nursery Comer 1103. Photographic 1104. Fashion 1105. Sport and Leisure 1106. Computers/Electronics 1107. Radio, TV and Video 1108. Hi-Fi and Music 1109. Musical Instruments 1110. Antique and Collectors Items 1111. Auction Sales 1112. Livestock Auction 1113. Farming/Livestock/Poultry 1114. Horses and Ponies 1115. Pets Corner 1116. Shooting and Fishing 1117. Gardening 1118. For Hire/DIY 1119. Miscellaneous Wants


HOME SERVICES 1124. Home Services 1125. Electricians 1126. Plumbers 1127. Painters and Decorators 1128. Builders 1129. Joiners 1130. Tarmac 1131. Sandblasting 1132. Upholstery/Carpet Cleaning 1133. Glaziers 1134. Plasterers 1135. Roofing/Tiles 1136. Double Glazing 1137. For Hire/Equipment


PROPERTIES 1143. Accommodation to Let


1144. Accommodation Wanted 1145. Flats for Sale 1146. Houses for Sale 1147. Houses Wanted 1148. Houses Exchanged 1149. Holiday Property for Sale 1150. Land 1151. Mortgages/Loans 1152. Conveyancing 1153. Removals


VEHICLES 1157. Cycles 1158. Vehicle Repair 1159. Vehicles for Hire 1160. Motors and Accessories 1161. Commercial Vehicles 1162. Vehicles Wanted 1163. Motor Cycles and Accessories 1164. Motor Tuition 1165. Motor Insurance 1166. Garages 1168. Motor Repairs, Services and Accessories


1169. Motor Show


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classified advertisement you will be given a STOP NUMBER.


Please keep this number in a safe place until you have paid your account, you will need to quote it if I |l you have a query.


B ramley Me a de Maternity Home || s PUBLIC MEETING


Parish Church Hall, Church Brow, Clitheroe at 8 p.m.


Sunday, April 22nd, 1990


Organised by Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Community Health Council


and Bramley Meade Action Group Everyone welcome, doors open at 7.30 p.m.


Wood attended the site meeting with County Coun. Mrs Gill Lea and Coun. Robert Lightfoot, who represents Read on the borough council, plus planning officers from the Ribble Valley and the county council., Said Coun. Mrs Maw: “I


In Goods Vehicle Operators Licence


am going to fight this mat­ ter all tne way and I hope it conies up again at the


is available. However, two commu­


Ribble Valley Council before the trial period begins. ,One thing we need to guard against is the: traffic lights being taken away during the tr ia l


nity charge payers in the same house (husband and wife, for example) with the same assumed figures would be due for relief on twice the £249 less the £200 assumed rates, which is £298. Subtracting the £156 threshold -leaves £142, which will be the amount of relief available on both taxpayers (i.e. £71 per person),, reducing the


NSPCC and the WltVS I actual charge payable to


VISITORS from Clitheroe’s twin town of Rivesnltcs in France enjoyed an action-packcd Easter in the Ribble Valley as guests of Clitheroe s French


on Sunday at Shawbridgc, which raised £1,000 for local charities, including the Rocficld Appeal and the mentally handicapped. Soccer celebrity Frunk Worthington made a guest appearance at the match, which the, Clitheroe, team won 7-3, and local Cub Scout packs held a penalty competition. - On Saturday, the visitors were treated to a Charleston night,at Hurst


included a football match between English and French teams


Green Village Hall (pictured), which featured gangsters and their molls in a twenties’ style cabnrct. • v _ '


ditional exchange had proved v e ry s u c c e s s fu l , further cementing links between the two communities.


French Connection spokesman Mr Roger Hargreaves said the now tra­ „ • , , 1 :


period. , “I f tha t happens, we


might never get them back again, even if the round­ about proves a disaster.” . The campaigners have


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IBB7 4JL Is applying for a licence to use Coverdale Farm, Gisburn, Clitheroe, Lancs as an operating centre for 2 goods vehicles and 0 trailers. Owners or occupiers of land (Including buildings) in the vicinity of the operating centre who believe the use or enjoyment of the land will be pre]udlclally affected may make written representation to


been told that it is not an offence for vehicles to


A. J. Long of Coverdale Farm, Gisburn, Clitheroe, Lancs,


WHITBREAD AITKEN SHEILD SEMI FINAL


Whalley v Waterloo Rangers,


Monday, April 23rd, kick off 6.30 p.m.


at Shawbridge. By courtesy of Ciitheroe


mount mini roundabouts. < A county council spokes­


i the Licensing Authority at I North Western Traffic Aroa, Portcullis House, Seymour Grove, Stretford, Manchester M16 ONE, within 21 days following the publication of this notice. Representors must at


man. said that the .high­ ways- officers a re ihaving another look at the matter before the’trial begins, on a date yet to be fixed.


GRAND SPRING OPEN DAY


at Bleakholt Animal Sanctuary, Edentleld, Ramsbottom, Bury.


| the same time send a copy of 1 their representation to the applicant at the address given ’ ■ in this notice.:


Sunday Apnl 22nd from 12 noon.


’ . Bargains, snacks. l E


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C L A I R V O Y A N T p r iv a te s it -


Competition Results-


C L IT H E R O E F .C . S u p p o r te rs C lu b . W e e k 3 7 , N um b e r 223 £50.


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