Clithrrae Aderrlisce X 'Finn's, I'e lin in n / l. lt li, 11)02 Commences


S atu rd ay 1 5th February for 2 weeks only


yp to 25% off S ki-we a r & Ski-hardware


Big Reductions on selected winter clothing ' & other items


New laws require food businesses to register


ANYONE who runs a food business will pro­ bably have to register it with the l ocal authority before the beginning of April — or face being taken to


court. After May 1st it will be


an offence to use premises for a food business unless they have been registered, warns Mr David Newton, environmental health man­ ager of the Kibble Valley Council, who has some reservation about the new laws. All existing food busi­


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nesses in the Kibble Val­ ley have until April 3rd to r e g i s t e r . Known food businesses are being sent appl ic a t ion forms and a n y o n e who doe s not receive one by the end of February should ask the council for a form. There are some exemp­


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tions to the Food Safety Act WHO:: © Hed and b r e a k f a s t businesses with no more than three letting rooms.


© Certain domestic prem­ ises used in connection with a food business. © Dairies or dairy farms and premises used by milk d i s t r ib u to r s which are already licensed with the local authority under milk and dairy laws. (Hut milk distributors who sell other foods should check legali­


t i e s wi th t h e i r local council.) © Farms which harvest, clean, store and pack crops are exempt unless they pack them in retail pack­ ages. All farm shops need to be registered, including egg sales, if sales take place on five or more days in a consecutive period of five weeks.


© The selling of food on five or more days over a consecutive period of five weeks is an exemption cri­ terion for many other food businesses. For example, h awk e r s o p e r a t in g on weekends only will have to register with their home authority — but village and char i ty fetes, some sporting events and car


boot sales held irregularly will be exempt.


"While local authority


e n v i r o n ill e n t a 1 h e a 11 h of f ice rs welcome this r e q u i r em e n t for food premises to be registered, registration is a right and cannot be refused," spid


Mr Newton. He added: "This means


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that registered food prem­ ises do not necessar i ly comply wi th all food hygiene requirements. “Environmental health


officers would still prefer to have a scheme where unsat isfactory premises could have a licence with­ drawn or refused, as at present applies to abat ­ toirs and dairies."


Long-serving shopkeeper in the town dies at 82


ONE of the longest-serving shopkeepers in Ciilhoroe with -IK years' service and one of the last indentured apprentice shoe repairers in Lancashire, Mr Richard "Dick" Tattersall, has died in Kshton Court Nursing Home at the age


of,Mi. Horn in Clitherou’s Salthill Knud, where his three


sisters Kutli, Nellie and daney still live, Mr Tattersall attended the town’s old council school. lie served bis time as a shoe repairer at a cob­


bler's shop in Low Moor and then set up in business by himself in a shoe repair and leather goods shop, now demolished, at the t'halburn Koad end ol Y nrk Street, in 1038. He moved the 200 yards or so towards tlu- town


centre to Number 2 S h i rk Street in Hind to open a shop catering for model-making and artists' materials and retired in IbSl. Mr Tattersall and his wife Alice, who died in April


last year, lived at the shop until their retirement. They then moved to a house m Waddmgton Koad, ( lithci oe, where Mr Tattersall continued living until last year. An accomplished photographer, he was a member of


the Kibblesdale Lament Club tor many years and well known lor his pictures ot wild birds. He also eiqoved painting watercolours ol the area,


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some ol which he sold m his shop. He was a tunnel chairman ol the ( hthcroe anti District Arts Society. Mr Tattersall is survived bv his two daughters —


Judith, ot l ’oulton-lc-Fvlde. anil Joan, ol Hcrctord — and Ins son Robert. who lives m I oronto. The Rev. Anthony Roberts, \ icar ot ( htberoe. con­ ducted the funeral service at Hurnlev t rematoi turn.


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CARROLL A honeymoon touring tlu* Sherwood Forest (listriel followed the wedding of Tracey Louise Tamili and Dnryi Fox at ( ‘litheroe Parish Church. The h r id r g ro om, an engineer, is the only son of


Mr and Mrs Malcolm Fox. of Pimlico Koad. Clith- eruo, and the hride is the younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Carroll, of Conway Avenue. Clith- efoe.


Ly her father , wore an ivory satin crinoline gown, with an embroidered lace bodice and a garland head­ dress of fresh peach roses. She carried a bouquet of peach roses, carnations, w h i t e f r e e s i a a n d gypsophila. In attendance were the


The hride, given away


bride's sister. Miss Helen Marie Carroll, Miss Alison


L e o n a r d a n d M i s s Rochelle Stacy Atl\inson. the bride's cousin. Miss Carroll and Miss


Leonard wore peach taf­ feta crinoline gowns with a decoration of cream roses and bows at the back. Miss Atkinson had a cream taf­ feta crinoline gown which us also decorated with


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baked idea! CRUMPS . . . Kibble Val­ ley bakers Rodney ami Ann Wilson spent all last week r a is ing dough tu “ ra ise do u g h ” for the world’s poor children! D u r in g l a s t w e e k ’s


“ N a t io n a l D o u g h n u t Week,” they sold well over 1.01)0 doughnuts and don: aled 10p from each one — a total of i!12i;.U — to thi1 "Save the Children Fund.’* The couple sold differ1


ent varieties of doughnut at their two shops in Well Ter race, Cl itheroe, and Pridge Road, Chatburn. "It was an amazing sue;


cess.” said Mrs Wilson. "Everybody seemed keen to support the cause.” The money raised will hi. towa rd s tin* fund’s


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the bridegroom's nephew, Aaron Sharp. Pest man was Mr Peter


Stone, groomsmen wen* .Mr Lee Sargent and Mr Ouy Wadd i ngt on and ushers wen* Mr Michael Sh a rp and Mr Mar t in ( 'ottarn. 'file ceremony was per­ formed by the Lev. Anth­


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Sabden firm black smoke


A SADDEN company has been reported to the Kibble Valley Council for the emission ol black smoke during its burning process.


bill Developments Ltd. of Walt Street, has already assured the borough and parish councils that it is taking all possible steps to find a solut ion to the


Put the company. Mar-


problem. Sabden Parish Council


has discussed complaints about the emission of black smoke by Marbiil, which uses a site off Whalley Road, near the old filter beds, to burn off rubber or polyurethane from compo­ nents in order to recycle


metal. At a site meeting before


Chr is t mas. the par ish council chairman met Mar- bill di rector Mr Martin Hoa re and. r e p o r t in g back. Conn. Poniard Par- fit t told members that the firm was concerned about the problem bill was still trying to find a plant in this area where it could take its components. “It hasn't been able to


find anywhere, hut it has assured me it is doing all it can. It has to find some­ where within a reasonable distance Ibr it to remain competitive.”


Kibble Valley represen­


tat ives have also visited tiu* site following a com­ plaint about the emission of black smoke, which is an of fenc e u n d e r the Environmental Protection Act, and an* now liaising with the company.


Conn. Albert Atkinson


commented: “ If it is ille­ gal, the company should not be doing it.” Coun. S u s an Aspin


added: "We are .just con­ cerned to know whether it is toxic and whether it is


harmful, because some­ times it is burned up to


four or five times a week.” Coun. Parfi tl said he


would be holding another m e e t in g w i t h t h e company.


THERE are only a tow seats left for the panlo- m i m e * ‘ 11 u m p t y D um p t y , ” wh i c h is being s taged hy Rib- chcster Amateur Theat ­ rical Society.


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w e e k h a v e g o n e extremely well. The fun continues nightly until Sa turday in the pa ro­ chial hall and includes a weekend matinee.


encouraged at the pub­ l ic i n t e r e s t s h ow n . There a re only a few


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r em a i n in g p e r f o r ­ mances,” said director .lean Skilbeek. P r o d u c e r is P h i l


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P a u g h a n d m u s i c a l director C h r i s Freeman. Principals in the 10-


£24.50 ea 4" Internal door


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s t r o n g e a s t a r e : Humpty Dumpty (Julia Brookmun) , the king (Robin Simmons), prin­ cipal hoy (Judi th For ­ r e s t ) , p r in c ip a l gi r l (Helen Forshaw) , the dame (Keith Flood). Mar t in Hazell plays


the drums and cymbals and choreographers are


Barbara Jury and Rox­ anne Stocks. The next production


by RATS wi l l he "S t J o a n , " which will be per formed in St Wi l ­ frid’s Parish Church in May.


W ith lo v e — f r om th e l ib r a r y !


AT least 2110 Kibble Valley residents will receive an unexpected Valen­ t ine ’s Day card tomor row — from their local libraries, oddly enough! Not that they have secret admirers


at the libraries — the cards are being given to (he first SO people to borrow Mills and Boon hooks at each of the four l ibra r ies open tomor row, at Cl i lh e ro e , Whal lcy and the two


mobile units. The idea, sponsored by piihlisheis


Mills and Boon, is lo acknowledge


the loyalty of thei r readers, many of whom are among libraries’ most


regular borrowers. At Clitheroe, for example, the total


stock of Mills and Boon novels is roughly 2,000, wi th about ha l f of these out at any one time.


All libraries in Lancashire are tak­


ing part in the promotion and many, like Clitheroc, will have special dis­ plays of (Mills and Boon novels ready for St Valentine’s Day.


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Garage raids


POLICE are appealing for information after a num­ ber id' garages at ( ‘lit home homes were broken into. Around three or four


Vnllths were believed to be involved in the incidents, which occurred in t In- Shays Drive. Pendle Road, and Hereford Drive area of town. Anyono wit h informa-


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THE diversity and out­ standing natural beauty of North America was the subject of a talk given to Cli t heroe and I )ist r id Probus Club by West Pradford couple Adam and Molly Mitchell. Their illustrated talk,


which detailed their recent r m s s i ng of the N ort h American continent, was d e l iv e r ed to a packed audience and highlighted their visi ts to Toronto'. Yosemite and the Grand Canyon. Mr and Mrs Mit1


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eheli were thanked by Mi' Pol> .lones on behalf of the group. The next meeting is on


February 21st. when Mr and Mrs A. Smith will give an illustrated talk on East ( lermanv. starting at H)-b>


a.til.


Shop loses pullovers


ITEMS *>f clothing won'-


stolon from a Cl i therof town centre shop during n smash and grab raid on Saturday night. Ptdice believe the inci­


dent took place at around ID-all p.m., when panes ol' glass were broken in the rear door of W. P. Hanson


Clot lung, 1 'hurch St reel , and a Saville Row crew neck pullover and six long s l , -c Veil pll 1 In Vo rs i ll a s so r ted colours wore


stolen. 'I’lle property is valued


at Vdo.Pt in total. Police would like to hear front


anyone who saw anything suspicious in the vicinity ol the shop between n-2l) and ID-oil p.m. on Saturday.


tion should contact Clith­ eroe 1 'olive (22S1S).


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