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It was at tended by by Home Secretary and subscribers to the news-
paper and was visited Wndclinglon and Clith- e ro e Ma vor Cou n . Dowel Jones.
local MI* Mr David
Catherine qualifies
Clitheroe man has been awarded a BSc honours degree in physiotherapy by Manchester University and (|Ua!ified as a Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists. Miss Catherine Grime,
niK daughter of a former
the daughter of I)r and Mrs Peter Grime, of Ham- merlon, Hollins Lane, Ac c r in g to n , and the granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs Lindsay Grime, of BanUfield, Clith eroe, is to take up a post at Manchester Royal Infir mary at the end of the month.
olme School, she holds the Queen's Guide Award and the Duke of Kdinburgh Gold Award. The captain of games at school, she has continued to take a keen interest in sport and was a w a I'd ed u n i v e rs i t y colours for badminton and sailed for the university. She competes at national level in (IP and Laser din ghy championships and is the ladies' national laser champion for I illM
An old girl of Westh- ).
taped collation of arti cles from the ‘‘Clitheroe Advertiser and Times," being compiled from advance copies of the
The newspaper is a
n c w s p a p e r on a Wednesday evening and then taped by a team of readers the following day.
tape are made and then sent, post free, to the subscribers, some as far away as the Lake Dis trict and the South of Kngland, in special pouches with reversible labels that can he used by the l i s t e n e r s to re tu rn the tapes for re-use.
Copies of the master
over 10(1 Kibble Valley people with difficulties e i the r in reading or
The service benefits
holding it conventional n ewsp ap e r and has proved very successful since its inception in HITS.
the day, subscr ibers enjoyed a poetry read ing and singing, as well as b e in g gi ven t he oppor tuni ty to voice their own opinions on the service.
During the course of \ ~~~small fry __i Big win for
IT wits certainly a big win for the small fry this week, as two fish and chip shops from the Kibble Val ley were voted among the best in Britain. Michelle’s Chip Shop, of
King Street, Whalley, and Ribchester Chippy, of Water Street, Ribchoster, have been included in “The Gourmet's Guide to Pish and Chips," by Pierre Pic-
after extensive nationwide research into England's greatest delicacy. Paul and Elizabeth Frost, who own Michelle’s, commented: "The first we knew about it was when the publishers rang us to say we were going to be included in the book. “We tire really pleased
ton and Rod Hamid. The guide was written
and have had customers ringing us up to give their congratulations."
Parlez vous francais?
FIVE local public houses have new licensees, who on Monday were granted permanent on-licences by Clitheroe magistrates. Erica Rosemarie Lee,
New faces on the local scene
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formerly of Skipton, who h a s h a d 2 0 y e a r s ' experience in the catering
Hotel, Main Street. Gis- bu rn. Sh e was a 1 so granted a permit for one gaming machine. New at the Horseshoe
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THE search is on for local people who can converse in French and wotdd like to speak the language at social gatherings. The French Circle of Ribblesdale. which meets
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in Whalley, is casting its net much further afield for n e w in e til h e r s as it embarks on its next season of activities. The -15-strong group is hoping to build up its nib
ble Valley membership and to attract new faces from Burnley, I’endle and Rossendale. The group, which meets
da- . . dsitfcj
Inn, Bawdlands, Clith eroe, is James Crankshaw. formerly of Coppull, who was granted a permit for two gaming machines. The Edisford Bridge Inn's new licensee is 1'eter James Whcadon, formerly
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of Br ier field, with 21) years' experience in the trade. He was granted a permit for one gaming machine. A man who worked as
the assistant manager of the Starkic Arms Hotel. Clitheroe. seven years ago, has taken over as manager at the Bavley Arms, Hurst Green. Ste phen John Winckley Ini also worked at the Milton Fold Restaurant and at Stonylnirst College in the catering department. The new licensee at the
joining. The circle's new season
at Maxine's Nightclub, holds social activities for French speakers of any nationality and has about seven French-born mem b e r s . Spokesman Mr David Topsfield says the group would like to see more F re n c h people
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joining is invited to go along to the first meeting at S p. in. at Maxine's and ( enjoy a glass of wine with j members. For fur ther j information contact Mr| Tops f ield (Cl i th e ro e I •1115(1).
trip to the Michelin factory in Burnley, a treasure hunt with clues in French and the latest news on twin towns in France. Anyone interested in
Fined for motor cycle offences
magistrates in connection with two motor cycle offences. Newbold (-12), of Stam
O by Cl i theroe
had his licence endorsed with eight penally points. He also pleaded guilty to using a motor cycle with no excise licence and was fined £10 and ordered to pay £N.M0 back duty and £15 costs. Newbold, who bail been
cycle with no insurance inti was fined £200 and
ford Rlaee, Cli theroe, ulniitted using a motor
A popular vintage turnout
NEARLY 2,000 people were attracted to the Kibble Valiev Vintage Club’s rally.
MINIBUS driver George B r i a li N e w b o 1 d w a s
ordered to pay a total of £272.M
weekend at the Ribblesdale Centre, the annual event featured vintage machines of all shapes and sizes, from fairground organs to steam engines.
Held over the M
eight motor hikes and the occasional double decker Inis! Other stars of the show included an old Army waggon and a MO-ton breakdown recovery vehicle.
stopped on the A50 while i riding his 250 c.e. Suzuki j motor cycle, told the court | he had been rebuilding the j hike and had planned to ; put it on the road shortly ; a f t e r the day of the ' offences. But his car had broken down and he was using the bike to collect a (pare part.
Raiders take gold watches
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TWO nine-carat gold watches, valued together at £M,000, were stolen from a house on Hammond Drive. Read, last week. Thieves climbed on to
organisers said that the rally had been the best yet and that the prospects for an even bigger event next year looked extremely good.
The event's
THE Kibble Valley Coun cil's decision to discuss the redevelopment plans for the former Clitheroe Auc tion Mart in private came under attack at the coun cil's meeting last week. M e ill h e r s w e r e
Hit out at private talks
the roof of the semi-de ta ched p ro p e r ty and e n te r e d through the bedroom window. They took a Longiens
gentleman's wrist watch (strap model 2-IM09/11), wort h approximately £2,500. and a ladv's Tissot wristwatch, with a sap phire dial around a silver face, valued at £500.
Bus changes
BUS services will be affected by the August Bank Holiday. The Blackburn Trans
port X1/701 Clitheroe to Manchester service will run, but only at Sunday times. The 221 Blackburn to Dinckley service will not run.
reminded that at an earlier council meeting the auc tion mart scheme had been listed near the top of a busy agenda, but was deferred until the last item, because of the late arrival of Mr Gerald Alli son. of consultants Deben- h a ill , T e w s o n a n d Chinnocks. “A great many were
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Calling lovers of the countryside
are now the headline stories in the news and this awareness is spread ing throughout the coun try, including the Kibble Valley. In response, the bor
ough council lias organised and is now running a suc-
c e s s f u 1 c o n s e r v a t i o n group.
The group is open to anyone over II years of
events is organised, cover ing a whole host of topics including badger watch ing. pond creation, tree planting, woodland man agement. films, wildlife surveys, discussions and social events. Anyone interested need not lose out financially and with transport, training, tools and all other equipment provided, there is no excuse for not taking part. Tile group is backed by
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Wl IA LL K Y'S pro]msed
Easing traffic flow?
mini-roundabout will be the subject of a report by the county surveyor at Lancashire's II ighways and Transportation Com mittee next month. The c o n t r o v e r s i a l
here on that evening in the public gallery waiting for the first real item on the agenda." said Conn. Ron Pickup (Ciitlieroe). "They were left to sit through two hours of planning applications then given a quick resume of what was happening on the auction mart site. “ I don’t feel that we
should fall into that trap again."
Fleming ( B i 11 i n g t o n ) sounded a note of caution for the dissenters at the Rihlile Valley Council meeting. "These roundabouts are
designed to improve traffic flow and that certainly seems to have happened
with the two at Great Harwood," said Colin. Fleming.
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I'ORMER pupils of Rihblesdalo School, who met lust year to celebrate their 40th birthdays together, wore sud when one of their number went "North to Alnskii" and missed the purty. However, this your the group is to
meet again ut Wuddington Social Club on September 14th, at 8 p.m. — and Mr Kenneth Wilkinson, formerly of Clitheroe, is going to truvel home from his oil pipe-laying job in the frozen North to join them. The former pupils huve been facing
difficulties In finding the whereabouts of several of their number who have loll the district and have appeuled to anyone who knows of those who left the school in 1904-5 to telephone Mr Rodney Rend (Clitheroe 41485), Mrs Rosulyn Dewhurst, nee King (Cllth- croe 24512) or Mrs Linda Lofthouso, nee Crabtree (Clitheroe 41190). Said Mr Read: "Eighty former pupils
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