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Head allays fears on 11-plus places


THK pnhlishiiiK of 11-plus examination results in the Ribble Valley last week has left some parents worried that their children have been “pushed out” of .urammar school places by others from out ol the area, said Conservative Parliamentary candidate Nigel I’tvans.


Mi’ Kvans, who was


visiting villages in a ‘‘bat­ ik* 1ms” to meet residents in t h e r ii n -up to t li e announcement of polling day, said lie had been approached by some wor­ ried parents in Slaidlmrn, where they said no chil­ d r e n hud p a s s e d the entrance examination for t he tyrant - ina in t ai ned ( litheme Koval Grammar School. “Thei r fear was that


now ( ’K( IS i< tahine puoils from outside the area, their children had had less


Aerial taken


A CAK aerial mt-.-isiiring “0 I'ccl was stolen IVom a vehicle parked at t he back o f a hulls......... Keniple Vi ew,


( ’ I i t h e ro e . on


•Saturday. The aerial, a "I leinhoro"


— 7A.


six-section Cl! type, is valued at KJJ and has the model number 111 ’>


Theft of tapes


TIIIKVKS slide a radio- cassette player valued at 111110 and ]J cassette tapes from a Penyeot job ear parked outside a boose in Itneeleoeh Close, Clith- eroe, at the weekend.


chanc e id' p a s s in g , he


declared. Mr Kvans pot the fears


to CK(IS headmas ter Mr Stuar t Holt at a special m e e t i n g on T u e s d a y


morning. Sa id Mr Kv an s : "Mr


Holt explained the figures and that ev e ry th in g had been done fairly. In tact, some th in g l ike only Hi children out of about 1 l.S, who will be enter ing the grammar school af ter sum­ mer, will be from outside the nibble Valley.” Mrs Barbara Milne-Ued-


h e a d , he ad t e a c h e r of Slaidlmrn School, which entered six pupils for the examinat ion, commented: "Last year we had a 1110'/, pass rate and this veto- the process has not been com­ pleted. so 1 cannot add anything further." Some Kibble Valley par ­


ents are now taking their cases to an appeal board, to (gicstion why their chil­ d ren have not achieved Ck t IS places. Mr Holt explained that


this year parents had cho­ sen whether they wanted their children to take the


test. “What we have done is


to adopt the pat tern which was put forward by Lanca­


sh i r e , " he said, adding that the school had endea­ voured to take 27'/ ol all Kibble Valley children in their final junior year. "That amounts to 10J


chi ldren and th e admi s ­ sions pane! has taken that number at this particular stage. In the first year we can allow in 1J0 children, so we have taken in some residuals. At this moment it is lb residual children.” The appeals panel has


still to meet to relocate the ext ra pupils, he added. "As far as the Kibble


Valley is concerned, we have taken in precisely the p e r c en tag e th a t Lanc a ­ shi re did hist ye a r ; the max imum n umb e r t h a t L a n c a s h i r e h a s e v e r


taken. We tire ext remely scrupulous about this." Children taking the test


this year have had to go to t 'K O S on a S a t u r d a y


morning instead of taking the examinat ion in thei r own pr imary schools. Mr Holt said it was a daunting prospect , but added the


school hud done its best to c re a te a kindly envi ron­ ment and that the children taking the tes t had been given the same ty p e ol papers and conditions as in previous years.


RICCOLLKCTIONS of a visit to I’eru and the presentation of cheques to charity were among the highlights o f the Inner Wheel Club of Kihhlesdulc’s overseas night. The event was held at


t h e Old I’o s t H o u s e Ho te l , C l i th e r o e , an d the gues ts included Mrs Noreen Oakley, dist r ict chai rman.


A c h e q u e fo r mo r e


t h a n £300, r a i s e d by carol singing, was pre­ sented by the president , Mrs .lean Br istol , to a r ep re sen ta t iv e of Men-


c a p , w h i c h h a s b e en chosen hv the president o f t h e I n n e r Wh e e l Clubs of Great Br i tain an d I r e l a n d ’s for th i s y e a r ’ s c h a r i t y fund-raising.


Ano th e r cheque was


p r e sen ted to Dogs for the Deaf.


On e o f th e l a r g e s t


women ’s o rg an i sa t io n s in t h e w o r l d . I n n e r


W h e e l currcntly o p e r a t e s in 81 c o u n ­ t r ies, and in Great Br i t ­ a in an d I re lan d a lone th e r e t ire o v e r 35,000 members.


P i c t u r e d a r e m em ­


bers wi th president Mrs .lean Br istol present ing the cheque to the Mcn- cap representat ive.


Van break-in


THIKVKS broke into a Kurd Trans i t van parked on Longworth Road, Bil- lingtnn, on Tuesday night, b u t l e f t t h e s c e n e empty-handed.


Hat- tr ick for the


Wanipm ami Horses S


Waggon CahliTstnnes I,


W A C C d N an d H o r s e s clinched their third consecu­


tive Whitbread Kibble Valles' League title alter an emphatic victory over t 'aklerstones. 'Hie side took the lead


SPORT STARTS HERE Soccer triumph


TALENTED soccer players


tition attracted -b teams from all over the area, with the standard of play extremely


high. I n t heir opening leayue


within lin minutes when Hay- dock started and finished a fine move with a volleyed


^oal. I'Viiin then on, they domin­


. d-ll half-t ilite lead, t hey relaxed and. although one or two players are yeltiny on. they showed their fitness on a


ated all aspects of play ami went further ahead through li. Walker ami ( ’miti. With a


heavy pitch. In total cont ro l , the s ide


adiled further goals llmxigli


(I. Walker. K. Walker, t ’onli and I laydock. with the linal strike ruining from Uickling. ( ’alderstones did manage to


from St Mary's KC Primary School in Sabden have won the Kibble Valley five-a-side foot ball championship. Held at Stonyhwrst College over three weeks, the compe­


Magnificent showing


CLITHEROE Dolphins ASC were in superb form Tor the third of the year's North Lancs Age Group competi­ tions, held at Kreston. Out of tin- six swimmers


matches. Si Mary’s wen1 untouchable and qualified for the knock-out stage by win­ ning all their matches, scoring nine goals and conceding none. In the knock-out, the team


then beat 1’endle School and St Mary’s Hall to hook a place itt tin* final. Facing St Wil­ frid’s from Longritlye. Sabden were in top form again and won .V1. The successful team was made up of Roger Havth-


gory, Mark Lcgg was fourth School 7: t'UGS 7, St Mary’s in the Ibbm breaststroke. K Showing great depth of


Neale Savle claimed second place in the -bbm freestyle, bile, in the 11 years eate-


talent in the 12 years section, Katie Wilkinson took dial


Testing fixture


place in the 200m individual medley and Jonathan Lang finished seventh in tin* same discipline. Richard Wilson was fourth


ornthwaite (capt), Stuart Drown. Richard Wright. Rus­ sell Edwards and Richard Lamb, who all received com­ memorative shields.


yrali a late consolation yoal in t lie fi nal mini! t es of l he


Glory season


match. Wa g g o n s suc c es s this s e a ­


son must he attr ibuted to the manayement team ol Lawson and iiichards. Itespite claiming the cham­


pionship. the team will not rest yet and still have a eliatice of winniny all three


cuns. In the Ashley Smith final,


they lace ( ’alderstones and. in the semi-final of the A it ken Shield, they take on Kinys Arms. Their final glory chance is in the Leayue 1 ‘up. Way yon and Horses:


Conti. ’Taylor, ilirkliuy. Subs: Lawson, luiderwood.


Winckley. Tomlinson. Conti, [tooth. Horselield. \N alker i K). Walker 1


11). Haydock.


’TWO elilV-hanging matches in the lioelield Indoor Cricket Leayue went to the final hall at tin* weekend. Itnth matches ended in one-


Indoor cricket Tense matches at lloefield


run victories, with Chatburn scraping home against Catho­ lic SC and Clitheroe narrowly heating Read to open up a t wo-point yap at the top of the table. Country (lentlemen had a easier win over iiiminyton. 'The success of tile competi­


Whnllcv Wanderers5, l e t :;


KEATING LET for the seeniul time in two matehes, Whaltey Wanderers now look certain to claim promotion to t lie K lack burn Memorial League first division. Although this was not a


Chatburn 2. NGSOB 2


in the to years Ibbm butterfly section and Peter Jones took first place in the lb years and over freestyle section. Also taking part were


Adrian Peck ami Laura Simpson.


Local pair hit form


'TWO Ribble Valiev players have made it into the second round of the East Lancashire Snooker Championship. In their round one matches.


vintage display from the Wan­ derers. it was enough to win the match and sec .re man­ ager Murray Walker's second promotion in as many years. St art ing well. Whallev


dominated the first half, with goals from Mark 'Taylor and


hack in at the end of the half when Dominic Chapman underhit a hack-pass and an opposing striker rounded ’keeper Simon Gorton and scored wit h ease. Whallev then killed the


Sam Chapman putting them into a 'J-b load. However. LET were let


Alan Gudgeon, representing Clitheroe Conservative Club, beat Alan Hall 3-1. while Chat hum Village Hall player Paul Clark heat Mark Power


CHATItlHvN were put to the test in this Fast Lancashire League Division Two match. With Rimmer and Lawson


both in form ami with Boyd dropping hack to help out


Chatburn looked confident and strong at the hack. 'The side opened the scoring in the 27th minute through Shaun McCullough, only for NGSOB to eq u a l ise be fo r e the


interval. Player-manager Bretherton


gave his team the advice they needed at half-time and Chat burn secured two points with goals from Bretherton himself and Keefe. On Saturday. Chatburn


play Oswaldtwistle Town for :i place in Division One.


Neil Payton at home and Alan will travel away to play Hodd- Irsdon Conservative Chib’s Steve Hill. 'The matehes must be com­


pleted by Saturday. March 2Sth.


Winter league


match off in the opening minutes of the second hail’ with two goals from the superb 'Taylor, who completed a fine hat-triek. Once again. Whallev let


their domination slip and LET pulled two goals back, before Chapman iiil the fifth and decisive goal in the N7th minute. Whallev Wanderers: Gor­


ton, Franks. Warden. Chap­ man (D). Kearslev. Warlmr- t o n. De w h n rs t , l> i bby, Taylor, C/.apowski, Chapman tS). Subs: Walker. Mossop.


lesdalc Leayue Senior League season approaching last. Read have asked to play their final two matches early. Fixtures: l p.m. — Read v


tion has enabled the leayue to repay the loan from the Clith­ eroe’ and District Midweek Cricket Leayue. Willi the Whitbread iiibb-


► — Riminyton v Kiversiders, ’ Read v Chatburn.


.


’ ClithiToo....................... I* ’• " 1 !'i Kivn>iilci>............... * 1 - Catholic SC............... *• :: 1 •.


" Chatburn................. »• J 0 l 1 \■ Country Cents.............. 11 - d l I - Kiniinyton...................... d J 0 I I


i :,m.i .............................. 'i - " Ladies’ golf


; SHOWING good form. Mrs Alison bongbottom won tliv Clithorno Gulf Club Ladies’


, Sortinn Winter brogue Ilivi- \ s itu i One S t n b I e t o r d i competition. * In Division Two, Mrs Kath- [ leen Hiyson won the title. • with Mrs Pat Brennan first V in the third division.


Cricki’l heaiujcI*\V l) I. T 1 *


Kocficltl Indoor 1


Clitheroe, Catholic SC v Country (lentlemen. 5-J0 p.m.


IN a closely contested match, S. Dent and M. Nuttall won the Clitheroe Golf Club Win­ ter League final. Results: Winter League


final — 1st. S. Dent anil M. Nulall; 2nd. J. C. P. Chanter and .1. Pawson: .‘»rd, .1. Carter and D. Finney after a plav-off with J . (’art mell anil F. Peddcr. Eourball par competition —


Paul will now face Rishton’s Good turnout


5-eltib competition. The standard of competition


OVFU DO players turned out for the Clitheroe Golf Club


was good, with S. Andrews taking the best gross prize with a scon* of 75. Results: Division One


taking pari, five reached the finals and the sixth was a reserve finalist. In the lb years section,


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Table tennis


Waddington falter


just one point off the lead. Results: Division Two —


RIKKLESDALE Table Ten­ nis Association Division Two leaders Waddington R lost their latest match, hut still lead the table. Second-placed Waddington C heat CRGS and are now-


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1st. B. Fdmundson (77-I0-07); 2nd, H. Hemingway (7M-10 IkS); 3nl, K. Kowker (S0-12-l>9) after a play-off with F. Fed der and r. Shaw. Division 'Two — 1st, A


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Clitheroe squash


A F1NF display by ( ’lilheroe Squash Club's first tram was the only highlight of the week for the men, while all the lailies’ teams won well.


baek to winning wavs against Rochdale. With a full strength side, they came hack from a 2-0 deficit, with victories for Suzanne Atkinson. Sharon Willis and Sue Meadows at the top of the order.


'The holies’ first team got 1 •* 1 2. at South Shore. Dorothy 'The second?- also won by 3-


Barker and Sheila Willis took Clitheroe into a 2-0 lead and although .lean Hutchinson lost narrowlv by 2-3. Brenda McLaughlin secured the third win in fine style. Marilyn Fletcher lost the number one tie against strong opposition.


won .7-0. with wins for Lynsey 'Trotter on her debut (2-2). Sara Collinge (2-1). Mainly Hodgson (2-0). Sue Seddon (2- 0) and Mary Brass (2-1). Against Fast Lancs 2. the


The thirds, at St Amies, ie a g l le . A la n . t i u i t u o n c e


again cut things fine, before winning 10-ji in the fifth game. Although Steve Hutchinson


lost. Dave Matthews restored Clitheroe's lead in impressive style. Robert Fielding and Rav Dryden won comfortably at the top of the order. 'The seconds lost a close


(75).


UFAD United FC enjoyed mixed fortunes at the week­ end with one defeat and one


Mixed fortunes


victorv. 'The first team, plavingpn a


new strip donated by 'Tony Whitehead, of Raven Fngi- neering. faced Colne Legion Reserves in the Fast Lanca­ shire League second division. The team plaved poorly and


lost 1-1. 'The second team had a


much better result, heating Laund Rovers (i-0 in fine style.


encounter with Red Rose 2. Darrell Whittaker and Dave MaeKonzie kept Clitheroe in the match with confident vic­ tories. but the final tie went the way of Red Rose. The struggles of the third


claimed games, with Sue Meadows and John Meadows unlucky to lose five game con­ tests. A score of 0-5 was a poor reward for a fine team effort. It was a similar storv for


and fourth teams continued. Against Blackburn Northern 1, all Clitheroe’s players


men's firsts scored a line 4-1 success to maintain their posi­


tion in the top four of their


trick. with the other goals coming from Dean Halliwell, Roger Young and Lonnie Wilkinson.


Martin Burton hit a hat-


K1M1NGT0N continued their good form in the BTS East Lancashire League first divi­ sion with a 9-1 drubbing of Colne Legion. Results: Division One —


BTS results


tlu* fourths, who suffered a 1- •l defeat at Fast Lancs 0. Once again, all the players won at least one game. With Roger Slinger scoring Clitheroe’s solitary point.


2. Nelson GS0B 2; Fondle Forest Reserves 2, Sabden Reserves 0: Read United 1, Colne United Reserves 4; Ribehester 2. Oswaldtwistle Town 2. Division Two Supplemen­


tary Cup: Bamoldswick United Reserves 9, Whalley Reserves 1.


Colne Legion 1. Rimington 9; Sabden (i, Trawden Celtic 1; Whallev 2. Great Harwood 1. Division 'Two — Chatburn


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Notice of Application to vary a licence to Abstract Water


Notice is hereby given that an application is being made to the National Rivers Authority, by North West Water Ltd. D aw so n H o u s e . G re a t Sankey, Warrington. WA5 3LW to vary licence number 2 6/7 1 /3 0 6 /1 8 , to abstract water from a borehole at Heath Farm, Holden Moor. Tosside. Slaidburn at NGR SD 7622 5760. The variation is as follows:-


LICENSED ABSTRACTION: 1.000 gallons per hour,


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Ribble Valley


Borough Council PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND


CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


LISTED BUILDING:


An application has been received to: New window on first floor landing (Listed Building Application) at Winckley Hall F a rm . W h a l le y R o a d . STONYHURST. Application No 3 92 0124.


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D.Pod.M., M.Ch.S., S.R.Ch. STATE


REGISTERED CHIROPODIST


I am now at 106 Briercliffe Road, Burnley.


Tel. 413552.


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Environmental Protection Act 1990 PART 1


Application for Authorisation


Burnley. Pendle and Rossendale Health Authority has applied lor an authorisation from Ribble Valley Borough Council to operate a clinical waste incinerator at Calderslonos. Mitton Road. Whalley.


A copy of tho application is available for public inspection tree of charge at the Council Otlices. Ribble Valley Borough


Council.


Written representations about the application may be sent lo Ribble Valley Borough Council. Church Walk. Clitheroe. Lancashire BB7 2RA within 28 days of 12th March 1992.


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