Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22X23 (Advertising). Burnley 223X1 (Classified)


Whalley house ‘vibrating’ due to heavy traffic


WORRIED Whalley resident Derek Crabtree has written to the county surveyor expressing his concern about traffic problems on Mitton Road.


M °>5,an, or dies in local pub


traffic using the road has increased, with a particu­ lar rise in commercial vehicles, many of them from Mantes and Tipping, owners of a transport depot situated between Whalley and Mitton. Extensive roadworks


Mr Crabtree said that Big boost for village hall fund Public (Notices YOUR CLASSIFIED INDEX BIRTHS, MARRIAGES


have exacerbated the situation still further, added Mr Crabtree, and the temporary reinstate­ ment of the road means that numerous vehicles bump and clang along the way. “My own situation is


A CUTMSKOK man col­ lapsed and died in his local pul) on Friday evening. Mr Stephen MeToar (Rf>)


was at the Kind’s Anas. Ihnvdlands, when he sud­ denly suffered a heart at lack. Customers fought to


particularly bad,” said Mr Crabtree. “We live in a 200-year-old stone-built h o u se which f r o n ts directly on to the pave­ ment. Because of the rigid nature of the house, it is being shaken and vibrated to an intolerable extent by the heavy traffic. I wish to place on


THK funi! to build a vil­ lage ball for Hillingdon a n d I. a n g b o h a s received another sub­ stantia! boost, with the donation of £1,111)1) from the proprietors of (lie I.angho Centre Nursing Home. I'’inanee director Mr


revive him, but he was found to he dead on arrival at Ml ae kbu rn R ov a 1 Infirmary. Morn in Clitheroe, Mr


MeTear, of Kdisford Road, had attended Kibblesdal School and for the past 1-1 years worked as a miller at ( 'astle Cement. He was a member of the


Accrington and 1 list rid Angling Association and was well-known around the local fishing spots. Mr MeTear is survived


record my grave concern for the stability of the property and fear that some structural damage may occur.” Mr Crabtree believes


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Angela is a soccer star in the making


that serious consideration should he given to intro during additional whiti lines, enforcing the speed limit and re s itin g the transport depot. He is currently awaiting the c o u n t y s u r v e y o v response.


Cash stolen


by his parents, Mr Ken­ neth and Mrs Marion MeTear, three brothers, T rev o r . (Iraham and Kevin, and two sister Carol and Susan. A funeral service takes


A UURCil.AKY at :i house in l.angshaw Drive, Clitli erne, between l-l.r> and a.in. (in Sunday, resulted in £80 of easli being taken.


place at St Maul’s Church, 1 .nw Moor, today at 11 a.in. and is followed by interment at d i th e r (Vmoterv.


Bid to stem road deaths


I'OI.K’K arc urging dri­ vers to cut t heir speed in ; hid to stem the tide of summer road deaths in the Kibble Valley. (Imtd weather and light


more likely. Many of the accident;


evenings mean an increase in the number of vehicles on tin* area’s roads, tank iug the risk of accidents


which happen involv elderly or child pedestri­ ans taking advantage of the longer evenings ' extended school holidays Supt Bernard Kershaw


Ian Walton explained: “We want to extend our links with the commu­ nity, involving local people with the musing home. We are a locally- liased company with two working directors living in the area and we felt this was a ges­ ture we were very keen to make.” The cheque was pre­ sented by Mr Walton to


f u n d e It it i r m a n M r Richard tivans (pic­


tured. right). Lancashire County


Council lias announced a £51), 1)1)0 grant. Kibble Valley Kormigh Coun­ cil £25,11(11) and the par- isli council £2(i,t)0l). Kuilding work on the


BUDDING soccer protege Angela Ralph lias once again defied the odds liy being singled out by for­ mer England star Bobby liarlton at a special foot- ill training school. Angela (12), who plays


for Clitheroe Ladies' l'U, first bit the headlines two ■ears ago when she was aimed from her own chool football team. But she was determined


Angela was the youngest member of the Clitheroe Ladies’ squad by seven


ot to be beaten and


village hall is to begin on Monday (full story' front page).


Health chief hits back


at GP critic


A HEALTH authority chief litis hit back at claims that lie is personally masterminding the closure of a local maternity home.


Bramloy Meade is not my policy, it is a policy based on the collective profes­ sional advice of doctors


"The policy regarding


said: "The police are con­ cerned that accidents are happening involving young people who may not appreciate the variety ot road conditions which they will encounter at this time of war.”


Mouses burgled


TWO bouses in Littlemoor Road, Clitheroe, were burgled last weekend. Moth incidents took


place overnight on Friday. In the first, a handbag containing a cheque hook, Lloyds Hank card, Halifax Building Society card, var­ ious other cards, a bur­ gundy-coloured purse and a driving licence were taken from the kitchen. A handling was also


and midwives who saw a crisis looming if nothing was done to provide extra facilities at Queen's I’ark in Blackburn," said Mr lan Woolley, chairman of the Blackburn, Hyndburn and Kibble Vall'ey Health Authority. M r \V o o ! 1 e y w a s


of Bramley Meade, then smile people might say that is entirely the fault of t i l’s, and they are to blame for the declining use nf the maternity linmes,


be said. However, Mr Woolley


stressed Unit was not bis o p in io n b u t th a t i reflected a national trend. “The consultant units


Dr lan Whyte, a general practitioner at Whalley,


responding to a letter from sense are better equipped


published in the "Adver­ tiser and Times” a fort­


night ago. In his reply. Mr Woolley wrote: "I find it regretta­


ble that you are launching an attack on me perso­ nally. The policy regarding Bramley Meade is the policy of tile h e a l th authority and not my per­ se n a I policy a t a l l , a l th o u g h I am v e ry pleased to tie associated with it, as 1 have no doubt it is a policy in the best interests of mothers and babies." Mr Woolley said that


taken in the other bur­ glary. It contained a York­ shire Bank cheque book, cheque card, Debenliam's card, a burgundy-coloured purse and other items, with a to ta l value of £11.50.


have all the facilities to deal with every possibl emergency, and in til


eerned that Dr Whyte campaign on behalf of Bramley Meade seemed to be far more concerne with keeping the unit open regardless.


than any Cl’ home can possibly be." He said lie was also eon


IT lias been a busy week for members of Kibble dale Camera Club. At the ladies' evening


Australian visit


during the six years that lie had been chairman gen­ eral practitioners and mothers had been making less and less use of the Cl’ materniLy homes, even though they knew that this must inevitably put the linmes at risk for


closure. “ If no effort has been


made to make better use


new member Mrs Friend showed slides of visits to Western Australia. All the members contributed t the supper.


hers enjoyed their amm dinner at the Stirk lion: Hotel, Gishurn. The sum m e r pr


Three days later, mem


gramme starts next Tues day with a visit to tilm processors in Nelson.


ALTHOUGH so c c e r seems to have become the flavour of the moment, ith the World Cup just a few week's away, summer


Anyone for tennis?


is tile time for tennis. Whatley Tennis Dint) is cur- m (illy on the lookout for now


embers nod, with a whole host III I’ t L’ lllfi itllil t i i im - i n ia i i a


lights, enabling members to play into the night, and the fund is growing fast. The project will ’osL £10,0(10 and already the


uising money for some flood­


rv husv at Station Road. The club is currently husv


Tins means that the club must find £2,500 ami they are our- titly working hard to have the


Lawn Tennis Association has ffered the club a 17,500 loan.


lights fitted late this summer. Club night is held on a Thurs- Jay evening from 7 p.m., when


members can get to know each other while playing. Junior tennis coaching is also


years. Angela, who attends I


Rhyddings High School, Accrington, has impressed


impressive and will no I doubt gain a regular place '


her team mates. ‘‘She lias been very


in the near future,” said captain Jackie Parker. To cap it all, her foot­


Sunday.” Form teams


THK two in-form sides in the Kibble Valley Summer Darts Le ag u e m e e t on Monday


eveningReigning champions Jud^e Walmesley bad an easy 7-1 vic­ tory over Chatham's Mack Dull, while Fondle Witch defeated I)e


I,aty (*-2. The two meet at the Millington pub next week. Monday's results: Mack Hull


planned for the coming months, Next week s fixtures. D()l ai it looks as if the season will be 1


f events and fund-raisers Necks bye. - |. t- , .. t \ . . ...


with Two Necks v Millington Mrass Maml Club, Judge Wal- mesley v Pendle Witch, De Lacy Arms bye.


'* f Hlaok Mul , Sw; TEAMS


Clitheroe Cricket Club 1st XI (v Marnnldswiek, Sat., 2 p.m., away): K. Fawcett, N. Ash­ worth. C. Seed, M. Dcwhurst, J. Hide, N. Westweli, G. Sut­ cliffe, N. Motion, R. Palmer, S. Mishop, Lones. Reserve: S. Mackburn. Scorer: R. Preston. Clitheroe Cricket Club 2nd


offered to any budding stars iged between nine and Id. It is


hoped that this will be held on Wednesday afternoons from •!- J0 p.m. Anyone requiring further


letails should contact David Lynch (Great Harwood JvSJ55H) imd if anyone wants to join the lui) they should contact Sarah Waterhouse (0282 71217).


Summer darts


HIGH-FLYING Kings Arms M moved into a seven point lead at the top of the Clitheroe Men’s In v i ta t io n Su in me r D a rts League after beating Craven Heifer A 7-1. Second-placed Royal Oak A


strengthened their position with a 5-3 win over Mack Horse, who are third. Fourth-placed White Horse A crushed botlom-of-the- league Royal Oak M 7-1. In tin* ’second division, two


XI (v Marnoldswick, Sat., 2 p.m., home): F. Hussain, P. Mishop, S. Westhend, A. King, P. Atkinson, S. Mackburn, R. Sharp, A. Palmer, D. Month, M. Scott, S. Fish. Reserve: I). Mar- rott. Scorer: M. Hussain. Clitheroe Cricket Club 3rd


1, Judge Walmesley 7; Milling­ ton Mrass Maud Chibd, Dog and Partridge f»; De Lacy Anns 2, Pendle Witch (>; Swan with Two


;md


balling exploits with Mr Charlton were extensively I featured in the “Mail on


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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 1040. Lost and Found 1043. Educatioafiuition 1044. Mobile Disco 1045. Cara Services 1046. Retirement 1047. Personal 1048. Personal Services 1049. Sauna'Solaria 1050. Sunbed SalesHiro 1051. Health and Beauty 1052. Hairdressing 1053. Dressmaking'Alteralions 1054. Wedding Window 1055. Catering 1056. Funeral Directors


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HOLIDAYS 1068. Caravans and Camping


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1084. Business Services 1035. Business Equipment Furniture


1086. Business Premises 1097. Warehouserlnduslrtal Premises


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PROPERTIES 1143. Accommodation lo Let 1144. Accommodation Wanted


1145. fiats lor Sale 1146. Houses lor Sale 1147. Houses Wanted 1148. Houses Exchanged 1149. Holiday Property lor Sale 1150. Land 1151. Mortgagestoans 1152. Conveyancing 1153. Removals


VEHICLES 1157. Cycles


1158. Vehicle Repair 1159. Vehicles lor Hire 1160. Motors and Accessories 1161. Commercial Vehicles


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XI (v Marnoldswick, Sun., 2 p.m., away): M. Month, P. Grif­ fiths, J. Cartledge, G. Robinson, S. Ashman, A. Month. W.- Mriggs, J. Purnell, K. Franks, S. Nicholson, S. Duckworth. Scorer: K. Preston.


Uihhlcsdulc Wanderers 1st XI (v Great Harwood, Sat., home,


wp 2 p.m.): P. Seedle, T. Mrailhwaito, M. Greenhalgh, P. Drinnan, G. Leach, P. Hall, D. Mraithwaite, I. Mritcliffe, D. Cottam, H. Kenyon. Yates. j Scorer: Miss C. Mritcliffe. Kibhlcsdule Wanderers 2nd |


points separate the top four teams. Last week’s leaders, Commercial, did not play and Iropped down two places. A fine


XI (v Great Harwood, Sat., away, wp 2 p.m.): W. Slinger, S. Proctor, R. Medford, P. Spencer, I. Threlfall, D. O’Neill, W. Mradlov, A. Dickinson, R. Mlair, D. Howard, M. Spencer,


(1-2 win for Horseshoe has thrust them into joint top spot with Low Moor Club. Results: Division One — Cra­


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J. Hutchins. Kibhlcsdule Wanderers 3rd |


ven Heifer A 1, Kings Arms M 7; Koval Oak A 5. Mack Horse 2; White Horse A 7. Royal Oak M 1; Kin^s Arms A f», Station it. Division Two— Horseshoe (5,


Cross Keys 2: CCWMC -1, White Horse M *1: Low Moor Club •!, Craven Heifer M •!. Points and |>ositions: Division


One — Kings Arms M 39, Koval Oak A d2, Mlack Horse 29, White Horse A 22, Craven Heifer A 22, Kings Arms A 22, Station 1H, Royal Oak M t». Division Two — Horseshoe


20, Low Moor Club 20, Com­ mercial 2f>, White Horse M 2a, Craven Heifer M 20. CCWMC


Horse) 15.


12. Cross Keys S. Least thirls: S. Jeffries (Mlack


XI (v Great Harwood. Sun., home, wp 2 p.m.): M. Spencer, I M. Pinch, J . Hutchins, G. Humber, J. Hurke, N. Schofield. | M. Davies, M. Mriggs, D. Overv, P. Kenyon, N. Parker,


M. Wrigley. K ib h lc sd u le W an d e re rs


Youth XI (v Clitheroe, Mon., away, wp 0-15 p.m.): M. Davies, I). Taylor. N. Peel, D. Howard, P. Kenyon, T. Byrne, M. O 'N e i l f , T. W a tk in s , D. | Fletcher. M. Auster, P. Mur- gess, J. Rose, J. Dewhurst.


Clitheroe Youth XI (v Kibbles- I dale Wanderers, home, Mon., wp 0-15 p.m.): I). Mouth, M. Houidsworlh, M. Mackburn, M. F ran k lan d , A. Sto k es , K. Franks, N. Robinson, J. Good- 1 man. S. Nicholson, S. Duck-, wortli, A. Booth. Reserves: P. Allen, S. Amin.


Grand reunion time for retired hospital workers


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MANY former local lu ie p i tn l workers, attended Caldcrstoncs Kctircment A s s o c ia t io n ’s grand reunion at \ \ bai­


ley Abbey. It was particularly popular among , , ,


those who had worked at Brockluill and Caldcrstoncs Hospitals during


the 1 Tills and '•Ids. and the event was


voted a “resounding success.” Dr. Fred Esher, a former employee


at Calderstones who now lives in Sheffield, also attended. They enjoyed a welcome speech,


tea ail’d biscuits and music provided bv Mr Erie l’cak. The remainder of the day was spent renewing old


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Mrs Connie Seuhill, who started work at Caldcrstoncs in 1929 and is now press officer for the retirement association. Our picture shows Mrs Scnhill sur­


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Hours to bo arranged Also


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Market Place, Clitheroe , Require


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BEDROOM')!' CLEANER (> '**‘1 "


BAR STAFF*' 3 lunchtimes per week - j i


Ploaso telephone CUthoroq’ 22601 for further information


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STATION TAXIS require


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J o s e p h A d r ia n Sm i th , o l 3 Belmont Te r ra ce , Barrowford nr Nelson, Lancs BB 9 8 Q R is a p p ly in g to re p la co with o ut c h a n g e a l ic e n c e to u s e Ti lco n, Pendle T ra d in g Estate, Chatburn nr Clilheroe. Lancs as an operating centre lor one g o o d s v e h ic le . O w n e r s or o c cu pie rs of land (including buildings) in the vicinity ol the operating centre wh o beliove the use or on joymo nl ol the la n d w i l l b e p re ju d ic ia l ly a lto c lo d m a y m a k e w r itte n r e p r e s e n t a t i o n lo t h e L ice ns in g Auth ority al North W o s t o r n T r a l l i c A r e a , P o r tc u l l is H o u s e , S e ym o u r Gro ve, Manchester M16 ONE, within 21 d a y s following the p u b l ic a t io n of th is n o t ic e . R e p re s e n to rs m u s t a l tho same lime send a copy ot their representation lo the applicant at the a dd re s s give n in this nolico.


D Y N A M I T E K IS S O C R A M S . W.mt yo ur party to go with hang? T H 0254 53233.


T O N Y A B B O T T . I .P . T . l . massage I l l r l t lU ' l ' i i p V O i l s . Im: tilth. Healing, luy 37 185 l»«tt>


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M o ih I.iv to Th u rsd a y . :ti 6 - r*.30 T«?l. l in in ’


O A R W E N S U N L E IS U R E tor tint v e r y la te s t tast tail


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s im b rd re n tals . C30 lo r 4 weeks. H a rw e ll 77 1515.


P A L M IS T R Y and tarot read­ ings. T e l . Huntley 3293H.


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York Street, Clitheroe R e q uire


NIGHT , CARE


ASSISTANT


F o r S a tu rd a y night. 10 p .m . - 8 a .m .


G o o d ra le ol p ay . Apply; Matron


Tel. Clitheroe 23244 , HI


B A R B A R A S P A T IS S E R IE . . } ; , h t i ll l.m l hnttets. wo nd e rtu l ,


w e d d > u>i » a k e s . q u a l l lM * . ' t akes to r all otrasions. T e k ‘1’ Colne 865773.


M R S O ' l . p rov iding 1st < h»*V< • y , ,


eaterhm lo r 40 years. w (v V i a rrept less? M rs D e nw oD i ' Burnley 37847 (24 hour


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Pleaso contact Mr or Mrs Tattorsatl, proprietors or Th o W arden at


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A R E Y O U C O N C E R N E D A B O U T Y O U R HEAL TH? Y o u : r re i n v i t e d t o a


C H R I S T IA N S C I E N C E T A L K


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 31st, 1990


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For Clitheroe Centreni) Ladies shop.


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C A L L IN G M U M S o f ull 4«)JsX earn w h i le y o u r c h i ld t ^ f


s le e p . 2 e v e n in g s . £ 5 0 approx , ring (0 2 5 4 ) 3 86 P t6 (d u y t im e ).


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R E L I A B L E P E R 5 D .B re q u ire d to clea n ' holifitfy c o t ta g e in C o ln e , hopirs f le x ib le . Please telephone Colne 869934.


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