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Fun and sun at country fayre— Developers of mart site are sure of success


Al'SV-


C L IT H E R O E auc t ion ma r t s i t e d e v e lo p e r s ha v e hi t back at cri t ic s o f the ir scheme .


Trade members have cal­ culated that an extra iMm. of rev en u e would be needed to support the li) new shops that are to be built on the town centre site — and, quite frankly, they don’t know where that sort money is going to come from.


Clitheroe Chamber of A l S « •


Playing Fields CommiU.ec were rewarded for their endeavours by the sun shining on their Country


HAKDWOKKINC mem- bers of the West. Bradford


C r a f t F a y r e at th e weekend.


THK Mayor, Conn. Ilowel Jones, presenting the tug-of-war trophy to Rowland Young Farmers


ous fundraising efforts in aid of the hall fund, the


l'ayre was an overwhelm­ ing success, at tract ing


Good turnout


YO U NG Fa rme r s from Cl i the roe turned out in for ce for th e ir annual farm walk which thi s y e a r c entr ed on Stan le y Fa rm, S t Michael ’s.


member s around his impressive herds of pedi­ gree cattle and his farm buildings. Following refreshments.


be t he annual t factor backing competition anti valuation night at how- rocks Farm, West Brad­ ford. Those interested should meet at I he Dealt h Centre ear park in t'lilli- eroe for a 7-1 a p . in. departure. Over the weekend, 'dll


seconded bv Fdwa rd Whit well. The next meeting will


members of f l i t heme Young Farmers ' Club


William Slinger proposed a vote of thanks, which was


Mr Swales guided the went to Mawkshead camp­ ing. Members set off in cars on Friday at a p.m., arriving two hours later and had tents erected by !) p.m. Af ter a cold night ,


Saturday turned out to be glorious. In the morning, members enjoyed badmin­ ton. cricket, volleyball and swingball, visiting Amble- side in the afternoon. A barbecue was enjoyed in the evening. Sunday brought rain,


but that did not dampen spirits, as everyone helped to pack the tents and clear the field. Members are now hoping to s tag e another camping weekend next vear.


Consolidating on previ­


stalls displaying a variety of handicrafts, front flower drying to painting, as well as a series of demonstra­ tions and presentations.


over 1 ,U()t) visitors. There were numerous


wtts a falconry display by Bob Boole, who brought along 12 birds of prey which amazed visitors wi th f e a t s of a e r ia l accomplishment.


Among the highlights Mr Roger Gr if f i ths


brought along his Griflair Tea party


MFMBKRS of Clitheroe


Afternoon Townswomen's Guild were entertained by pupils from the Gladys Sutcliffe School of Dancing anil the Rev. Hugh Clark of St James's Church, dur ing their meeting on Mon­ day, which took the form of an August tea party.


present and chairman Mrs Mary Christie presided.


There were HO members


r U T I I K KOK Royal (iraminnr School pupils successful at A-icvel were:


Key


It — Itiolotfy, ( ’ — Chem­ istry, CL — Classics, I)


— Art and Design, E, English Language, EL —


English Literature, E — Trench, EM — Further Mathematics, (1 — tier- man, ( IS— (iencral Stu­ dies, II — History, HE — Home Economics, L — Latin, M — Mathemat­ ics. () — Music, T — Physics, EL — Politics, Q — Economics, US — Ueligious Studies, T — tlcography. Figure after grade denotes special ‘paper.


P F. .1, Almmiii »JS(b), Kid, FLici. L. J. Aimmrf GSlc), t .I.Uu. Fdn. Full. <\ A. Anni-


><<•). A. M. Astriilgu GS(a). Men. FMilO. Edo, CUP. <\ N. Atkinson GSu*> Ktcl>. H(o). T(e). S. Atkinson (JSUn, Muo, l’(•!). U(’. .1. Bailov (iSta). M(c), Ptil).


! tl. Aspin GStd, K(<D. T(il), am* GSia). Mta), IM »). C(al. M.


CRGS A-LEVEL SUCCESSES


(ison, (ion, AKd). roD. s. a. I turret t GS(d), K(ci, T(d), F(«l). N. L. Itarton K(c>. N. J . Bute G.S(cJ), 11(e). T(a), l’L(b). I>. F. Hendall GSll>), ( ’(c). 15(1)). J . I \ I tc tte s s ll.S(a), K(a).


T(c), Mol). K. .1. Uamfoul


Fla). C. P. Ititibv T(d). Phtd). A. .1. Millington 'f'(c). rl,(c). M. .1. Bolton GS(h>, K(c). 11(d), B(e). D. .1. Booth GStc), K(e). M. V. N. Bourke GS(a), Eta), li(c), l*L(a>. ,). M. Broakell GStu), T(d), ()(e). l*l.(a). ( ’. ,1. Briscoe (5S(o), 10(c),


Mtc). C(d). B(b). ,J. E. Ellison PL(c), CL(c). S. L. Ksnley GS(a>, EL(a), F(a). M(a). T. H. F allon (5S(a), I I (c ) , I‘L(a), CL(c). H. Fallows GS(a), EL(a), CL(a), F(a). d. Fletcher GS(<1), Etc), T(d). (5. Forshaw (5S(b), T(h), 0(d),


Mle). S. L. (,‘a r ter (»S(e), CUc), HlOle). V. Chambers (IS(b), (p e l , PL(b). II. K. Chaplin <;S(c). Tld), IJ(il), PL(c). U. J. Chew GSia), Mib). ( ’(a), B(a).


11(e), Ttc). .1. E. Brooks GSt<l). 10 Lib) , 11(d), CL(a>. A. L. Broughton GS(a), Pul), C(b), B(b). 1). ,1. Brown (l.S(b), P(e), F(e). K. 10. Bryan US(d), 10(e), (Me). K. L. Bunn ('L(d). S. Hush tISta), Pl.(c), l ’L(c), M(e). S. P. Butterfield GS(e), T(th,


PL(a). M. d. Fort (JS(c), T(d). M. .I. Frankland GS(c), M(c), P(b), C(a). A. L. Graham T(d), PL(b). S. Groves GS(a), 11(a), F(a). G(b). D. S. Guha GS(a), T(a), Q(a), PL(a). J . K. Harrison E(d), U(c), F(c). L. .1. Harrison GS(e), Tld),


CL(b). S. A. Harrison GS(a), T(al), Fla), M(b). M. J . Healy GS(c), qib), F(d), M(d). ,1. M. Heap (»S(e), T(e). E. A. Hen­ derson H(e), CL(i>). N. I). Hep- worth GS(b), T(a), PL(a), B(b). V. M. H e th e r in g to n GS(b), KS(a). F(h). tl(a). C. L. Hevwood GS(a), Eta),


.1. ( ’hristopher (.IS(a), IJ(c), (5(c), M(a). M. ( ‘noper (IS(d), CL(d). A. .1. ( ‘rook (5S(d), PL(el,


(IS(c), EL(tl), F(e), M(d). S. K. Hill (I.S(b), M(e), C(e), B(c). M. d. Hindle i\l(h), Pth), B(c). d.


til). (’. .). Haiiti CiSun. 11(c).


CL(c). T. K. Davies (5SU»). P(d), C(c). B(b). A. M. Dewhurst (!S(di, 10L(d), 11(c), DU)).A. D. Dickinson l5S(e), ('L(a), Ful). A. M. Driver M(e), B(d). S. B. Dugilale (5S(a), 10(a), M(a), P(a>. C. .1. lOarnshaw CL(il). M. A. Eastwood l!S(a), M(a), P(a), ( ’(a). A. M. Ellis (5S(d).


Hul), Ftc). L. Heywood GS(e), Hid), Tia), CL(a). d. E. Higson


M. Holmes KS(e). OL(tl). C. d. llosker ll(e), CL(b). S. M. Howard GS(c), 11(d),


T ( c ) , P L ( I)) . F . H. K. Humphries B(c). N. C. Ireland K(d), D(d). M. Islam GS(d), BUI). 1. M. Izjitt 11(e), T(e). A. C. dacksun GS(e), T(c), Q(< 1). K. d. dovee (JS(d), PL(d), CL(d). d. A. Kav GS(b). Etc), T(b),


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Lynx helicopter, as well as generously sponsoring the first prize in the raffle — a helicopter trip round the Kibble Valley. Second prize was a travel voucher donated by British Rail and third prize a coach trip for two, courtesy of Hod- der Motors.


re ta ined by Bowland Young Farmers, despite a last minute challenge from a team representing the Queen’s Lancashire Regi­ ment, who were responsi­


The tug-of-war title was


competition was the Vil­ lage Flower and Produce Show, yielding a very high standard of entries. Top honours went to Mrs Marilyn Woods, while in the junior section Michelle Creighton took first prize. Burnley Scout Band


ble for providing and supervising the assault course. The Army team finished as honourable runners-up. Another hard-fought


provided the music for what proved to be a superb day out.


little strange," admitted Mr J ame s Ca r te r , of Maple Grove, the deve­ lopers of the project. “Ribble Valley Council


“I find their attitude a


being shown in the scheme by the Chamber of Trade and other organisations. "It is important that we


create the right devel­ opment for Clitheroe," he said. “I will be very happy to put time in and provide the sort of consultation the people of Clitheroe and their council want."


Mr Carter added that the consultation could take


the form of a public meet­ ing, displays and exhibi­ tions, as well as meetings with interested groups.


is being helped by interna­ tional property advisers Debenham, Tewson and Chinnocks, who are well versed in this type of development.”


contained much more than just the architect’s plans, as we had to submit a detailed financial appraisal which was scrutinised very closely,” said Hr Carter. However, Mr Carter welcomed the interest


dent that the scheme will be a success, added that the Maple Grove plan had been analysed carefully by both the advisers and Rib­ ble Valley Council. “Our original submission


Mr Carter, who is confi­


tle wary of change and a fear of the unknown is thoroughly understand­ able, hut we will work to' easo these worries,” he added.


need to he taken into account,” pointed out Mr Carter. “The objective is to formulate a planning application together once we have had a consultation period. “People are always a lit­


ing to liaise closely with Kibble Valley Council and the two are now holding regular meetings. “A number of issues


their say and I can assure them that we will be happy to listen," he said. Maple Grove is continu­


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T. d. Lister GS(e), E(c), T(c), D(d). D. d. Luckin GS(a), E(a), PL(a), F(a). 1. C. Lynch GS(c), E L (b ) , H (b ) , F ( d ). M. C. McLaughlin GS(b), P(e). V. P. McOune GSte), Etc), PL(e). A. P. McIIroy GSte), CL(b), Ftd). A. S. M a c k e re th G S(h ) ,


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EL(e), Fte), M(e). C. Madelev IIS(C), IKd). Till), CUIO. K. Af. Alallam CS(1)), Al(a), l'(b), C(a). I). Alaaun CI.(il). K. T. Mellon ClS(a). Alla), rib). C(a). K. V. Mitchell 11(e), HS(c). A. I>. Alnure GS(e), R(b), 11(e), l'l.(b). C. .1. A1 organ 0S(a) , Ia(b), l*l.(a), Fla). C. J . Alurris R(il),


H(e), HF(e). C. Al. A. Aloabv CS(e). Kl.(d), F(C). S. F. Mul­ lins Al(b), I*(c), C(b). H. C. Newberry T(d), Al(b). G. Paul OS(a). F(a), 11(a), l’L(a). J . la. Peel 0(e), Al(e). II. Piekup GS(b), Al(a), P(a),


G(a). .1. Al. Plant GS(e), AKd), P(e). .1. 11. 0. I’hnnbridge GS(tl), Q(d). 11. K. Pope GS(l>), 0(d), l ’l.(b), M(e). T. It. Pratt GS(c), K(d), 11(b). .1. M. P re s s lev GS(b), lid.), 11(e), PI,(b). .1, lj. Preston Kl.(d), Fdl), 11(d). la. 1.. Iligby GS(d), E(e),


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Tld), l)(e). G. V. K.van 11(d). C. .1. Schulfield GS(d), T(b), lM,(b), F(d). R. C. Scholfield T(e), F(d). C. A. Scott GS(d), Etc), PUc). K. la. Scott GS(d), Cl.(d). D. Seed GS(b), Q(c), F(d),AI(d). N. ,1. Shearil GS(b), T(a),


F(e). F. S. Shickle CI.(d). R. E. C. Sborrock GS(b), El.(a), I.(a), G(b). R. Simpson GS(b), M(c), P(b). C(c). W. H. Slinger GS(a), H(b). AKd), C(c). C. Smethurst GS(d), E(c), PL(d). E. L. Spens- ley T(c), PUc). D. A. Sturbuck GS(a), Al(b),


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C(c), Il(n). D. L. Stevens GS(b), Al(a), F.Al(a), I>(a). J . A. Stevens GS(b), AI(c), Ctd), 11(c). S. S. Swe eten GS(d), E(b), H(d), Ftc). J . I'. Taylor CL(e). S. P. Taylor C.S(a), laid), T(b), PL(b). Al. A. Thornton-Ilryar GS(a), Q(e), AKb), P(b). .1. Tyne GS(e), T(c), CL(b),


Ftc). J . L. Vernon GS(c), Q(c), F(d), G(c). E. N. Wallbank GS(e), Q(e), Al(e), C(d). H. J. Walmsley GS(a), Al(b), P(a), C(a). S. b. Walsh GS(c), Q(b), PU b ) , F(e). A. Al. Warring GS(b), EU e ) . J . A. A. Whit- combe GS(c), F l,(b ) , PL(b), Ftd). A. S. Whitehead GS(c), PUc),


AKe). J . Whittle GSte), H(e), CUc). P. R. Wilkinson GS(a), E(b), H(c), G(c)v H. Wright GSta), Alla), C(a), B(a). Al. J . Wynne GS(b), Alla), C(b), Bta). S. Yates GS(c), H(e), F(b), G(b). V. K. Young GS(u), EUb), T(a), F(u).


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