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Wanderers Indoor cricket take


Whatley Wanderers 3


revenge I'ark Hotel 1,


AKTKIi losing -1*0 at home against Park Hotel earlier in the season, Whalley Wan­ derers avenged their defeat with a spirited :»-l victory. Continuing their promotion


chase, the side’s destiny is in their own hands, with a place in the Blackburn Memorial


windv conditions, but Whalley coped well, playing their usual brand of stylish football. With the hack four held together by Grant Moore, Park never really th re a ten ed ’keeper Murray Walker. Although Whalley created a


League fi^st division well within their grasp. The match was staged in


Clitlwmc A ll reel iser it- Times, February 1-lth, I'J'JJ 11 Close matches


AS the teams become accus­ tomed to the different tactics ! and strategies needed for play : in the Itoefield Indoor Winter Cricket League, closely con­ tested matches are becoming the norm. League leaders Kiversiders


A ‘blooming’ good show from Beryl


scraped home against Head, while second-placed Clitheroe I had a narrow victory against Catholic SC. The top two sides, both with 100 percent victories, face each other in | Sunday’s top match. Fixtures: Head v Catholic


A BLOOMING miracle . . . that’s what a Clitheroe woman who felt sorry for brides at Whalley Church has managed to achieve. For Mrs Beryl Taylor, of Central Avenue,


SC (4-110 n.m.), Chatburn v , Country Gentlemen (0 p.m.), Riversiders v Clitheroe ((» p.m.).


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w hole h o s t of c h a n c e s throughout the opening half, they managed to score just once, when Craig Dewhurst hit an unstopahle drive into the corner of the net. In the second half, the pat­


tern was much the same and Whalley sealed the result in the 7()ih minute when the Park ’keeper failed to hold (into a Sam Chapman corner and Neil Hihhy bundled the hall over the line. Although Park managed to


ClitheiiR’........... ... 2 2 0 l) 4 Read................ ... 3 2 0 1 4 Catholic SC......... ... 2 1 0 l 2 Chatbum........... ... :i 1 0 2 2


Riverriders......... ... 3 3 0 0 6 Tough tie


snatch a late goal, Mark Tay­ lor hit Whalley’s third to make the points safe. On Sunday, Whalley enter­


: J(> a.m.). Whalley: Walker, Chapman


tain Green Haworth at the QK II playing fields (k.o. 10-


( I ) ), M o o r e , D ew h u r s t , Franks, Hibby, K ears ley, Ihetherton, CV.apowski, Tay­ lo r , Chapman (S). Sun: Mossop.


Gisburn pool


THE White Hull now lead the lii.sburn and District


Pool League by five points alter beating Posters A 8-1.


Partridge lost against Three Rivers A 7-2, while Fosters II beat the Ribb- lesdale Arms to dose the gap at the top. Results: Itibblesdale


CUTHEROE Reserves get back to action in the BTS East Lancashire League first division on Saturday with a tough home match against Clif­ ton Athletic (k.o. 2-15 p.m.). Fixtures: Division One


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Country Cents..... ... 2 0 0 2 II Rimin^tnn.......... .... :! I) (1 0


has ensured that spring weddings are a blaze of colour for years to come by winning an amazing 5,000 bulbs for the church in a


national competition. The Taylors’ daughter Cheryl was married at the


church in June last year to Whalley man Adam Shack-


leton, amid lovely flowers and blossoming trees. “However, I felt sorry for early spring brides in a


stark, desolate churchyard which would snow on their videos and photographs,” added Mrs Taylor. She wrote a poem about her feelings and entered it


in a competition in the national “Gardener” maga­ zine, sponsored by a Dutch bulb specialist, entitled “Plant a churchyard campaign,” with the first prize 5,000 bulbs for any churchyard. Just before Christmas, Mrs Taylor was amazed to


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find she had won. . . and the 5,000 daffodils, nar­ cissi, tulips and hyacinths arrived in cartons soon


— Clitheroe v Clifton Ath­ letic, Pendle Forest v Sab- den, Rimington v Colne Legion, Whalley v Foxhill. Division Two — Nelson


afterwards.Mrs Taylor, a general administration assistant at Queen’s Park Hospital registered mental nurse train­ ing school, has many links with Whalley. Her par­ ents, Donald and Irene Whatmough, lived there for many years before moving to Grindleton and her son, Jason, attended the village school. On Sunday, the Taylors joined the Vicar of Whal­


GSOB v Ribchester, Read United v Barlick United Reserves. Division Two Supple­


mentary League Cup: Group one — Sabden Reserves v Oswaldtwistle Town. Group two — Chat- burn v P crnlle Forest Reserves, Colne United R e s e r v e s v W hall e y Reserves.


Second-placed Dog and Mixed results


Arms 3, Fosters 15 (>; I thick Hull IS, New Bucca­ neers (>; Three Rivers A 7, Dog and Partridge 2; Bun­ dle Hotel !), Greystones 0; Fosters A 1, White Hull !5; New Inn d. Three Rivers


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THFSF two sides have met twice this season in the Fast Lancashire League second division and still cannot be separated. .,ast Saturday, both teams


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UHA1) PC’s two Saturday sides were in action at the weekend, recording one draw and one victory.


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ley, the Rev. Michael Ackroyd and 50 of his parishio­ ners — aged from six upwards — to tackle the planting.“Five thousand bulbs is a daunting task to plant, but we completed the task in about an hour and luck­ ily the heavy showers cleared in time for our start, said Mr Ackroyd. “The bulbs are too late to do much this year, but in 1993 they should provide a lovely show and a welcome addition to our church­ yard.”


The winning poem My Dream


Oh how I remember, from when I was small. The trees in the churchyard were ever so tall, How they swayed in the wind, on a bright bieezy


burn in the Fast Lancashire League second division and came away with a 4-4 draw. Scorers for Head were Gary O'Connor (2), Ian Ollerenslmw


The first team played ( ’hat- | ,


And towered above me, as I went to pray. In summer their leaves a green transformation, Autumnal hues a floral creation. Alas, in the winter, when all the leaves fell, The branches so stark, things did not look well.


day,


and Matt Metcalfe. Facing Mission United, the


•Jimmy Uo.vle (2). •- FROM PAGE ONE


Circus ban in offing


from the wild, you are going to have problems — more so with the circus,”


“If you take animals


lie stressed. “You are dealing with environments which are essentially wagons. The animals are m o v e d a r o u n d in containers.” Mr Clay said the issue of


plaved good flowing football which produced four goals for


each side. Head had far more shots on goal and were denied at least a further three goals by the woodwork and two desperate clearances from


defender Spencer. Goals from Bretherton, Ste­


ven McCullough and two from Keefe kept Chatburn in the running for promotion to the first division next season. Fxtra thanks also went to K ib e h e s te r , who h e a t Barnoldswick. On Saturday. Chatburn


animal welfare was a high priority with the proprie­ tors’ association, which covered 12 out of the 1(5 large touring circuses. Standards of animal wel­ fare were imposed on all the association’s members. Clitheroe, he said, was


Then suddenly spring, the bulbs were in flower,


second team were far too 1 strong and won 5-1, with goals from Lee Ashton (2), Tony Whitehead (1) and


IS tip


THE scents of success . . . Beryl plants the first of her 5,000 prize flower bulbs in Whalley Churchyard


The churchyard looked fresh, like after a shower. Daffs nodding their heads, as though they were talking,


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They line either side of the paths as I’m walking. Crocuses, tulips, look so graceful to me, With traditional charm, all colours 1 see. The snowdrops, the bluebells, all flower and grow, Contrasts of seasons, years come and go.


Magical fragrance, hyacinths in bloom, Spnng treasures in flower, you’d think it was


I’m much older now, my childhood days gone, But the glory still there and the memories live on. I’m dreaming, of course, but I saw in my dreams Our churchyard in bloom, with blues, (links, and creams.


June,


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Those bulbs in our churchyard, each flower a good deed,


To be looked at for ever, by each and every creed.


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take a rest from league action and face Pend le F o re s t Reserves at home in the sup­


plementary cup (k.o. 2-15 p.m.).


Swimmers dive in


CLITH FRO F Do lp hins Swimming Club members have enjoyed their first Inter-


league gala of the year. Iii the beginners' section,


with 25m races, Cockles were the winners with 82 points, followed by Periwinkels <(M), Mussels (40), Scallops CH» and


Oysters (:M). The victorious Cockles team


was made up of Daniel Leem- ing. Sarah Neary, Simon Sapley, Cathy Fddleston, Caroline Gifford, Jennifer Finney, Laurie Sutcliffe Rebecca Lee and Kate Taylor. The Caribbean team won


his home patch. “Circuses are conducting a lawful form of business. They give a lot of pleasure to a lot of people. As landlords of the site you can say you will have v eter in ary inspections. “ I know I can drive


Parked cars are target


THIEVES broke into a number of vehicles parked


around here and find a site where a circus can go. As it will be there for less than 28 days, there wall be no planning problem." Mr Clay asked if the


in Clitheroe on Friday. During the early hours,


authority wanted to retain controi over circuses appearing in the Ribble Valley, adding that ani­ mals would only respond through kindness and


patience. Coun. Charles Wark-


man (Mellor) said the council should support cir­ cuses working with the association on its land. Coun. Howel Jones


the advanced section, con­ tested over 50m races, with a total of 133 points. In second place were Tasman (105), fol­ lowed by Atlantic (05). Pacific


a Goodmans radio cassette valued tit £100 was stolen from a vehicle parked in Claremont Drive. A Panasonic car stereo


YOU have until Satur­ day to cast your votes for the best art and craft on show at Whal­


ley Library. The annual competition,


which normally acts as a magnet for local artists,


has come up trumps again with another impressive array of handicrafts and a gallery full of paintings. This year’s craft exhi­


radio valued at £150 was taken from a VW Jetta (tarked on Peel Park Avenue between 5 and 11- 30 p.m. Between 7 and 9-15 p.m.


part-time librarian Mrsj Sylvia Howarth, of Wood- field View, Whalley, who recently had a month-long exhibition of her silk pic­ tures at Clitheroe Library.


of Mitton Road, Whalley, enjoyed the tapestry exhi­ bits most of all. “They’re beautiful,” she said. “A lot of work has gone into them.”


Mrs Marjorie Charnock,


(Clitheroe) disagreed, say­ ing he had yet to hear a satisfactory answer as to why there was a need for performing animals. Coun. Mrs Margaret


(00) and Adriatic (54). The members of the Carib­


bean team were Katie Wilkin son, Laura Simpson, Claire Spencer, Diane Ormerod, Gareth Houghton, Neale Sayle, Diane Walmsley, Adam Driver, Claire Punehard, Shirley Veevers, Tom Naylor,


Tracev Woodward, Ross Hun tingdon and Graeme Huddy


Busy time


•\LL tluee Iteadrtoue junim football teams were in ai-tuin


at the weekend. The under 11* faced Iiislt-


tnn A and after a slmv start Imnui themselves 2-0 dawn However, tile village team snail regained their campo sure and wan the match S-2. Gnnlscnrcrs were Bevan


on Salthill Road, a stereo radio cassette valued at £150 was taken from a Ford Escort saloon, along with a tape by The Shad­ ows valued at £5. The window of it Rovei


saloon was broken on Hay- hurst Street during Friday night.


Kelly (Whalley) told her colleagues that saying no, was the only way the authority could exert


control. “We can’t all afford to


travel around the world,” retorted Coun. Harry Backhouse (Waddington). “Circuses give people a chance to see animals. They only respond to kind­ ness; anyone working with animals knows not to stress them. There are cowboys about in any industry.” Coun. Mrs Cathy Jarvis


Team spirit


PARTY games was the theme of an evening between Clitheroe Young Farmers and the Young Farmers Roadshow. During the evening, the


Scarborough (-1). Tam Little (2) and Spike Jones (2), who wan the Accrington Boys League player-of-the-month


(Billington) said that, as a teacher and youth leader, she knew that children would ask the councillors to say an unequivocal no to circuses. Her opinion was shared


award for January. On Satur­ d ay. th e team e n te r ta in Waterfoot in a cup game. The under 12s team played


Roadshow crew, who tour Young Farmers’ groups throughout Lancashire, asked everyone to intro­ duce themselves and organised party games. . Three teams, captained by Brent Stansfield, Jeff Weardon and Ian Seed, took part in the evening and all the games empha­ sised team spirit. A vote of thanks was proposed by Ian Seed and seconded by Louisa Cotton.


Huncoat and won the match :!-2. Thoroughly deserving their half-time lend. Read- stone had to defend m nimi


hers in the second hall. Ihe players on target were 1 eter


r ir'tli. Simon Best and Jaime Garner.


Clarets side, the under ;!* did not piny well and lost .1-0.


Faring a s tro n g J u “ j<>> .


by Mayor-elect Coun. John Travis (Simonstone), a headmaster who said many teenagers would not readily attend circuses and saw them as wrong. Following a proposition


for witnesses after the theft of 150 Welsh blue slates from a builder’s yard on the Pendle Trad ing Estate, Chatburn. The slates, worth £750


Theft of slates THE police are appealing


not to allow circuses to appear on Ribble Valley land, 10 councillors voted: for and three against with; two abstentions. The mat­ ter has still to go beforej the council for full


approval.


bits include engravings, embroidery, bookbinding, carvings and clothes. Pic­ tures feature mainly land­ scapes and flowers, but also include portraits — of dogs, as well as people. In short, there seems to be something for most peo­ ple’s tastes. Among the exhibitors is


Clean-up ideas


R IB B L E V AL L E Y o rg a n i s a t i o ns could receive between £50 and £200 in grants under the county’s Tidy Up Lanca­ shire Campaign — if they have some good ideas for cleaning up their local environment. There is also money


turelands Drive, Billing­ ton, thought the exhibition was “marvellous” and bet ter than last year’s.


Mrs Ivy Morno, of Pas-


slightly fewer entries in the handicrafts section, which district librarian Miss Barbara Snell said was “disappointing.” But the standard, generally, in both sections was once again “very high.”


In fact, this year’s saw


public up until Saturday evening will be counted on Monday and the winners announced in next week' newspaper.


Votes taken from the


offered as prizes in a poster campaign for junior and infant schools, with £25 going to the winning pupil and £150 to the win­ ner's school.


Estate target


PROPERTY worth £1.800 was stolen from T. Hickey Plant Hire, of Pendle T ra d in g E s ta te , at


Chatburn. Among the items taken


were a 75 c.c. Honda three-wheel motor cycle, a


large paraffin heater and a hot-pressure washer. Baker’s cash


belonged to Eric Dugdale, builder’s merchants. They were loaded directly on to a vehicle parked on Chat burn Road. Anyone with any infor


mation should contact Clitheroe Police (23818).


THIEVES stole £100 from a Clitheroe town centre baker’s shop after forcing a rear window. Crabtrees Confection


Fireplace theft


A WHITE marble fire­ place has been stolen from a semi-derelict country house near Newton. Police investigating the


theft say the fireplace has carved roses on the sides and mantle and is worth between £10,000 and £15,000.


Video tapes


PROPERTY valued at £384 was stolen from a house in Hayhurst Street, Clitheroe, in the early


hours of Sunday morning. Thirty pre-recorded


video tapes, £80 in cash and a Yorkshire Bank che­ que book and cheque^ cards in the name of Priscilla Loveridge were among the items stolen.


ers, in the Market Place, was entered between 0 p.m. on Friday and 5 a.in. on Sa t u rd ay . The intruders forced a safe on the premises.


THE fire brigade dealt with a small fire in a van on R ib b l e L a n e Chatburn.


Van fire


Double theft from firm


TWO vehicles, worth a total of £29,000, have been s to len from Tarmac Roadstone. The first, a Volvo VL7 six-wheel rigid tipper,


worth £20,000. was taken from Tarmac Roadstone


on the Pimlico Link Road, Clitheroe. Its registration


is E377 UBU. The second vehicle, an |


olive green Ford Transit pick-up. was taken from the Tarmac Roadstone | depot on Clitheroe Road, Chatburn. The van, valued at £9,000. was registered G119 SVR and has Tarmac Roadstone written on its


side. If anyone hits tiny intor-


A “HEARTS and flowers”! evening at Standen Hall, Clitheroe. tomorrow, will include a competition foi l t h e b e s t h o m e - m a d e | Valentine card. Proceeds from the eve­


Valentines


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Ribble Valley Borough Council EAST LANCASHIRE NEWSPAPERS i


Town and Country Planning Act 1990 CLITHEROE LOCAL PLAN REVIEW


PUBLIC LOCAL INQUIRY


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Mr P.J. Platts DipTP FRTLl will hold a public local inquiry at 10-00 a.m. on 24th March at the Council Chamber, Ribble Valley Town Hall, Church Street, Clitheroe, into objections made to the above named local plan and also into objections made to proposed modifications to the above named local plan.


30th January 1992


Philip Bailey Director of Development


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Ribble Valley


Borough Council PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND


CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


LISTED BUILDING: An application has been


received to: Re-Development of existing


barn to form three holiday cottages at Merricks Hall


Farm, Longridge Road. Hurst Green. CLITHEROE. Application No 3 92 0051.


This property is included in a Statutory List of Buildings ol Special Architectural or Historic Interest. Any person wishing to make represent­ ations should do so in writing, within 21 days from the date of this advertisement to the Director of Development, Council Offices. Churcn Walk. Clitheroe BB7 2RA quoting reference number. Under the provisions of the Local Goverment (Access to Information) Act 1985. an’ representations received wil be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on th e D e v e lo p m e n t Sub-Committee agenda. Any representations received after the 21 day period will not bo taken into account when determining the application. A copy of the application and plans may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period stated.


Signed: Philip Bailey Director of Development 13th February. 1992


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RIBBLE VALLEY PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION BETTING, GAMING AND LOTTERIES ACT, 1963


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat tho Bulling Licensing Committee lor mu above Division will meet at Clitheroe Magistrates' Cnint amt The Court House. King Street. Clitheroeon MONDAY, the TWENTY SEVENTH on, m APRIL 1992 at 9-15 n.m. (or the purpose ol cotisrOenng applications lie eie


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Car fire


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week.The police report that I there were no suspicious circumstances and damage wtts minimal. The fire is believed to have been I caused by an electrical |


TWO wheels and tyres were stolen from a Mini saloon at Lancside Farm, West Bradford, between 4 p.m. on Friday and 10 a.m. on Saturday. The two white Weller


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Without prejudice to the generality of these terms these conditions of acceptance specifically extend to any personal guarantee given by the Directors or any other person on behalf of a recognised agency at the time of the recognition in respect of any unsatis­ fied liabilities of the agency in the event of the agency’s liquidation or insolvency. Such guarantee is part of these conditions of acceptance.


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figure eight spoke wheels were fitted with two Con­ way remould tyres. The items are valued tit £120.


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OFFICES: 3 KING STREET, CLITHEROE. TEL. DISPLAY ADVERTISING CLITHEROE 22323.


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WITH EVENING PRIMROSE OIL TWIN PACKS Available from:


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