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THE “ ChallonijL‘ of n In d u s try ” rupla cud


a ar School this week, fs pupils from its sixth


orm and also from St l Wilfrid’s, Blackburn,


( o rm a l le s s o n s a t m'.litheroe Royal Gram­


went and the world of wess simulation game, dlace over two-and-a-lnilf


t ays and was arranged h.v Fhe Industrial Careers c oundation, under the Shairmanship of tleoffrev t haw. Its central aim was


ork. p The conference took


iatisfaction of a career in metween staff and manage­ s people the excitement and


a anagement, and to dispel


o bi'inq home to younc mndustry and business


t nce, there was a prize for bs long as all disputes


ny prejudices they miyht


son’s Nick Hutchinson is Vame, the talented Kibble


W Well placed t Championship, (Irindel-


tanding in third place. n With 2b points to his


( artnered by co-driver VJive Molyneux, drives a wauxhall Nova GSi and s ith three* rounds to go is


b Ulster Rally, is being held Aetween .July 21st and


ugust 1st.


S Station fijjht cnocked out of the Last Lan­


a tation found the going tough c ims, who went down in a


t ashire billiards and Snooker Watch against king Street


eam championship. m Playing their quarter-final S MC, from Accrington, the


.the player could not match


rian ( f.Mera. t Paul Clark was next up. but


some devastating snooker to make t he score 2-0. S With one frame to play.


ommy /.am . w h o piayed


t tation elected Dave Laycock k<i play ami lie faced well- Onown player Mel Coulsun. n nce again, the Station could sot find their form and t'oul- son won to leave the final


core 2-0.


nd were beaten 2-0. S First on the table was Krian Klosely fought frame against


eader Mark Higgins. p Hutchinson (21), who is


p ITH three rounds com­ bleted of the current Lom­ bil/Topard Finance Junior Mo-


(lour Bril ish Rally


p alley driver stands 12 Moint s adrift of Jenny b i I n er a ud 1 1 poi n t s l eh i nd ch a m pi on s h i p


ci here were also exer­


hadent within the company T been settled!


ses in time management


eook part in a confer­ t nce which b rought dog eth er senior s tu ­ t ents with representa- uives of in d u stry to i i v e s tu d en ts an mnsight into manage­


ahave* about following such a hands-on approach,


career. a Kmphasis was put upon


Pupils’ insight into workplace


ellow ing s tu d e n ts to axperience the pressure and diversity of working in A business environment. n ctivities included a busi­


d here groups of eight stu­ r e n ts worked with a toepresentative of industry in run a company produc­


g chocolate bars. e At the end of the confer­


staff believe, however, s that the benefits to the


and negotiation, plus a hectic production game called bric-a-brac, in which t each group had two hours


po manufacture and sell c roducts out of paper,


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a orth the time and effort end they hope that the experience of the confer­ t nce may give students che incentive to pursue a


i tudents from this insight wnto ind u stry make it


coareer in industrial or


t ardboard, string, etc. The Ceputy headmaster at ceam with the highest oredit balance at the end prf the two hours won a ize.This is the third year


mmercial management. d Peter* Mouldsworth, o lidS and one of the


he company that had a made the highest profit —


she conference is met by scponsoring industries, s hool industry groups and muchool governors, but fal ch of the organisation p ls to staff at the partici­


ating schools. All the


AFTFR losing t heir latest Ureal Harwood and District Rowling League? match. Ribblesdale A have slipped to second to bottom of the first division.


Ribblesdale slide down the table


gtill in with a chance of Wead (Waddington B). W. lory.’Pin* next round, the


wurroutided D. Cowperlh- h aite (Castle A), A. White-


t ibble Valley players reached


uarter-finals. K Unfortunately, only two


liven B 2. T In tlie Harold Blackburn s owling Chili, local interest


( 7; Victoria B S, Hurst Brophy, held at Clilheroc


C olst enholme ( Clit h eroe ( rick e t ). M. Kdmundson H P i h h lc s d a lc B ) an d .1. waworth (Waddington A), q ho had all made it into the


he semi-finals and both were


kTATION Hotel have been Bowling contest hIt I BULK Valley howlers


pave been invited to take Tart in the forthcoming c hwaites Open Singles


Bahden Black 2, Waddington. Wlip to sixth place in tin* table. S iven A 7, Free Hardeners 2;


Victoria A 2. s Division Four* — Calder- G S, Sahden Red 2; Hurst


7,( Ti c k e t N, Chmvli 2: Coppice Ktones 2. Whalley A 7: Castle


Division Three — Clithcroc then eliminated. Cowperth- waite lost 12-21, while Brown went down 0-21. d In Division Two. Kihhles-


male K lost (heir first home s atch since May last year to


Th e p re s su re on Division ( hree with a S-2 win against s'h u reh and th e side* now pta n d in th ird place four


t ivision Four, Whalley, con­ winued th e ir eracking form d ith a 7-2 victory against Cal- pe rsto n es. In th e chasing Uack. Victoria K heat Hurst h reeu R ami Hurst (Ireen A


oints off the lead. DThe runaway leaders in


eat Free Hardeners. ( Results: Division One —


dheat Harwood A !► , Kibbles- ale A 1.Division Two — Kibbles-


ompetition. a Tin* event is being held


Ct Haslingden Rowling amlub throughout August g i September, with the brand final set fur Septem­


nhe total prize money on i f IV r t o p p i n g I* U0 0 , tnterest should be high in


er 12th. t Fntry costs IS and with


he event. i Any local p la y e rs


Seconds in top form 070(5 211112).


wickets and Ronnie Blair, r ith one. left the visitors in ceal trouble at 17 for 2. Himlle baim* into bat and should have deen caught twice, hut was f ropped ami went on to score t>2 rims ami assisted by Whit­ taker, the pair took the score ro 100 before the latter was un out.Blair then took a n o th e r


wicket and Paul S p en c er bowled Hindle to leave Old Rossendalians on M l for 7. i Ribblesdale started stead­


he score on 20. lo At this stage, things did not


Lund leads the way ok too good, but Spencer


MOTOR sport sta r John Lund increased bis lead in the National Stock Car Points Championship will) fine perfor­ mances at Crewe and Northampton at the weekend. a Competing at Crewe’s shale track, Lund had to battle


plgainst a badlv cut up track, tint started well, claiming first cmi set him lip for the second day, at Northampton s taimac


p Showing even better form, Lund claimed first and second t laces in the opening two heats, followed hv a second place in


ircuit. , . , ,


he final and a first position in the Hrand National. d This superb performance brought in *1S points lor the


re usually quite rough, ’ said Lund. , , , ., , ,


av and took his tallv for the weekend to over SO. w However, disaster nearly struck earlier when Limits car


aace and although they are meant to be careful the races t The car sustained a bit of damage and luckily was able


as involved in an accident in the annual veterans race. r “ It is customary to lend your car to a veteran for the


bl0 years without anv damage being incurred, it was possi- CHK Stonyhurst Park Golf o Kdith Child with (02).


v about time that something happeneii . said Lund. S This weekend he continues his challenge at Bradford, on


o be repaired in time for Lund’s race. 1 Having lent mv car out for the veterans race tor the past


aturday and at Birmingham, on Sunday.


TLadies’ medal J lub ladies’ medal winner was


ean Coward with (101-20-72). t The best gross prize went


ion in the final and a sixth place in the Grand National. a This gave the Uimington man a haul of some 2‘J points


OLD Rossendalians hatted first and were soon in div trouble in this Whitbread Ribblesdale League first w Ian Britc liffe . with two


Old Kossomlalians 1st XI til for"


ision match. joined Alan Dickinson ami the


Rihhlcsdalc Wanderers 2nd XI MS Tor:..


snterested in taking part Should contact Mr H.


( peakman (070(5 212207) or


( ’litheroe Cricket Club 1st i XI (v Cherry Tree., Sat.. 2


Teams


p I (v Cherry Tree.. Sat., 2 F.m., home): P. Bishop, K. b awcett. A. Rigby, R. Black­ Curn. K. Driver. M. Booth, J. P o u lter, N. Robinson. A.


corer: S. (’oulter. X Clithcroc Cricket Club 2nd


CI (v Kdeiiftcld. Lawrenson a up semi-final. Sun., 2 p.m., Sway): P. Bishop, K. Fawcett. B. Wcslhcad. A. Rigby, S. L lack b u rn , 1). Booth, R. De ig h to n . A. Pa lme r, K. B riv e r, P. A tk in so n , M. ooth.( h th rro r ( neket ( lull 2rd


almer. Scorer: M. Hussain. X Clithoroo Crieket Club 2nd


Sowled for tin. which included ( fours ami 2 sixes. Dickinson f2(5 n.o.) and Leach (S n.o.) oinished the game off with 12


tide turned. f 'flu* pair took the score hff 20, before Spencer was


vers still available. Old Kossemlalians: 1 1 1 for


wly. but lost Richard Palmer Daith the score on 12 and then t vid Uottam. Stephen Proc­ tor ami Martin Davies, with


2 Bowling: 1. Britcliffe 11-1- S2-2. It. Blair 20-5-15-2, B. 2 pencer 4-0-1S-0, W. Slinger


Calmer 0. M. Davies 11, I). Dottam 0. S. Proctor 0, A. ( ickinson 2(5 n.o., P. Spencer t5f>, Ik Leach S n.o., extras 10,


-0-17-0. P. Speneer -1-0-15-2. P Kihhlcsdale Wanderers: R.


otal 14K for 5.


dale B L Burnley Road A 5); Rushton Street !1, Castle A 1; Waddington A 7, Metflex 2.


Di.in., away): N. Ashworth, M. t ewlmrst, C. Seed, N. Bol­ Bon, M. H on Ids wort h, A. c ooth, R. Leighton. H. Sut­ eliffe. I). Booth. P. Heth- Sri n g to n . Wriggles wort h.


ushton Street. t (•litheroe Crieket kept up


b addington A heat Metfiex, Kut dropped to third, behind


ver Fast Lancashire. t The considerable cost of


c that ('KGS has run the donference and 21M) stu­ hents were involved, with a elp pro v id ed by *lf> odvisers from firms all


pn bringing together peo­ e le who may not know t ach other and requiring


erganisers of the confer­ i nce, believes its value lies


s uilds the confidence of ftudents and gives them a tairly informal introduc­ tion to the employers of


he future. d Our picture shows stu­


dvisers.


s ORSLSHOK A moved into eecond position in the Clith­ Lro e ami D is tric t D a rts e eague first division a fte r


HSummer darts


rushing (’raven I leifer 7-0. a Kings Arms A remain top


fond command a two point lead t llowing their latest -1-2 vic­


ory against Royal Dak D. e In the second division, lead­


a rs New Inn were out of pction, but still stand two Aoints d e ar at the top. Kings wrms B stand in second place, B ith Black Horse A and


og and Partridge (5. C Division Two — Brown


. ‘


Kow Moor Club 1. Victoria 2; 2 ings Arms A -1, Royal Dak 1) H; Horseshoe A 7. (’raven ( eifer 0; Royal Oak A -1, D’(’WMC 2; Commercial 1.


rown Cow chasing hard. L Results: Division One —


•1


oval Dak B 2, Kings Arms B si Points and positions: Divi­


t ow .5, Black Horse B 2: Sta­ Hion (5. Horseshoe B 1; Black Korse A f>, Cross Keys 2;


Hon Due — Kings Arms A 25). Rorseshoe A 27. CCWMC 2(5. 2 oyal Oak A 2.5, Royal Oak 1) a0. Low Moor Club 25), Doe Hnd P a rtrid g e 20, Craven meifer 15), Victoria 15), Com­


ercial 1(5. 2 Division Two — New Inn


on Two •— M. Ltmsnn (11(5). —Least darts: Division One


wo — D. Johnson (12).


TIIL Clitheroe and District c Netball League has really


NetballKings launch title bid


bome to life after Kings Arms f eat the previously unde­ leated Trinity Jokers in their


Division One. with Kings Arm s jo in t se co n d wi t h Dominoes. s In tin* second division. Wil­


atest match. t The result leaves Trinity


wo points clear at the top ot aons A continue to dominate


XI (v Cherry Tree., Sun., 2 p.m.. away): A. Howat, H. Carlledge, T. Hobday, A. All. T. Small, R. Sharp. .1. Trick- s otl, S. Duckworth. S. Daw­


orom 20 off 17 overs to 120 Wo u th XI (v R ibblesdale Amith); Caldcrstones 22 (J. Bl l e n ) , KBL B 1!) iL.


won, A. Lancaster. P. Duck­ Li n g s ) , Ro g u e s 2(5 (T.


Bome): N. R o b in so n , A. Arms B 27 {'/. Dooth, S. Duckworth, P. s uckworth, S. Amin, S. Daw­


orth. Scorer: R. Preston. Y ( l i t h eroe ( riek e l Cluh h anderers, Mon., (5-15 p.m.,


Mason. R. Dobson. S. Bald­ win. Scorer: S. Robinson. X Kihhlesdale Wanderers 1st


on, A. Ali, T. Small. T.


H Wrigley, I).' O’Neill, P. S a ll, T. B y rn e , F it to n .


h I (v Padiham, Sat., 2 p.m., Dome): T. Kraithwaite, M. H ew h u rs t. M. S o re ll, D. M.oward, M. Briggs, .1. Rain,


corer: C. Britcliffe. X Rihhicsdale Wanderers 1st


ame team. 2 Kih h lesd ale W a n d e r e r s


corer: l). Ltchells. X Kihhlesdale Wanderers 2rd


nd in their latest match heat T ings Arms A 2.5 (J. Glover),


S . Murray). Dominoes 2N (A. ritton).Division Two — Kings


n orth); Settle A 20 (K. Jen­ (Vdwardson); Trinity Aces 20


12 (J. Fielding); Trinity Dia­ monds 17 (K. Stewart), Trin­


Ross), KBL A


Wity Hearts 12 (A. Sowerhy); Wilsons A 25> (R. Hester), B ilsons B (5 (L. Kerr); Settle F 17 (F. B irk e tt), Young


T rin ity J o k e r s ............. Dominoes......................


CI (v Padiham. Ramsbottom S e ttle A......................... S up. Sun., 1-20 p.m.. home:


pnd XI (v Rolls Rovce, Sat., 2 P.m., away): W. Slinger, S.


KIM. A............................. ( ’a ld e rsto n e s................ KotfUes...........................


i roctor, I*. Spencer, A. Dick­ Wilsons A ...................... Inson, I). Cottam, B. Spencer, D. Britcliffe, R. Blair. M. S avies, R. Palmer. I). Ovory.


t ace in the heat. He then followed that with a third posi­ Mey, J. Hutchins. .I. Burke, H. Pupils perform lOVER 2.5 pupils from Moor­


Honk, N. Schofield, J. Blair, w. Ketivon. 1). Overv, J. Uen- S i e k .’ A. T h r e l f a l l . P.


15-1.5 p.m., awav): M. Briggs, mndependent Schools Athletics A). Howard, T. Byrne, Si. J ustcr, J. Koso, P. Smithies, C. Dewhurst, A. Amos, P. o legg, A. Pearce, C. Kawstli- Srne. Kesorve: P. Beverley.


( outh XI (v Clitheroe, Mon., corer: C. Britcliffe.


mithies, I. Tomlinson. Y K i b b l e s d a 1 e W a n d e r e r s


eeting. c The best result of the dav


ational finals. t Mrs Cathryn Lee, the PE


econd in the javelin.


seacher, was delighted at the S issed out, with Christina


chool’s success. mTwo previous finalists just h chultz third in the junior


S I (v Burnley Belvedere, l un., 2 p.m., away): W. Brad­


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Wilsons B 25)-(I. K Results: Division One — wrinity Jokers 2(5 (S. Ains­


Horst* A 21. Brown Cow 25). Black Horse B 22, Station 22. Cross Kevs 22. Roval Dak B IS. Horseshoe B 10. O Highest checkout: Division


5, Kings Arms B 22, Black


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Section of former Wesleyan Chapel to form one dwelling at former Wesleyan Chapel. Long B u ild in g s . Main St. SAWLEY. Application No 3 92 0357 & 0358.


Installation of satellite dish at 50 Moor Lane. CLITHEROE.


Application No 3 92 0374.


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THE A59 SAMLESBURY-SKIPTON TRUNK ROAD JUNCTION IMPROVEMENT WITH A671 {CLITHEROE SOUTH LINK)


COMPULSORY PURCHASE ORDER (NO. NW) 1992 N CLASSIFICATION


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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Seclrelary ol Stale lor Transport in exercise ol his powers under the above-mentioned Acts has prepared a draft compulsory purchase order, entitled as above, which he proposes to make, authorising him to purchase compulsorily the land described in the schedule hereto for the purpose of the construction of a roundabout junction between the A671 and the A59 on the site ot the


existing T Junction.


Copies of the draft order and of the plan relerred to therein have been deposited and may be seen at all reasonable hours


from 18th June 1992 to 9 July 1992 at Department of Transport, North West Network Management Division. Sunley Tower. Piccadilly Plaza, Manchester. M1 4BE and at the offices of Ribble Valley Borough Council. Church Walk. Clitheroe. BB7 2RA.


Any objection to the draft compulsory purchase order must be made m writing and addressed lo the Secretary of State. Department of Transport, North West Newtwork Management Division, Sunley Tower. Piccadilly Plaza. Manchester not later than 9 July 1992 and should state the grounds ot objection and quote the reference LNW 50(3312 8 TR20 1G In the prepara­ tion of an objection and the statement of grounds of objection it should be borne in mind that the substance of any objection or representation may be communicated to other people who may be affected by it


Dated the 27th May 1992


J M F Maher Deputy Director North West Network Management Division Department ot Transport


SCHEDULE


NOTE: The land comprised in each item in this schedule is identified on the plan referred lo in the draft compulsory purchase order by means ot the number shown in brackets against that item in this schedule.


LAND COMPRISED IN THE ORDER In the Parish of Pendleton in the District of Ribble Valley: 105 Square metres of pasture land on the North of the A59 A61


road junction ( t);


870 square metres of pasture land on the south east of the A59 Trunk Road adjacent to the A59 AG71 road junction (2); In the Parish of Wiswell in the District of Ribble Valley;


70 square meters of pasture land on the south east of the A59 Trunk Road adjacent to the* A59 AG71 road junction (3);


40 square metres of pasture land on the south west of the A59 A671 road junction (4).


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