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James’s CE School a entertained visitors C orning held in


aturday. w The coffee morning


e as organised by Clith­ Croe M ayo ress Mrs


r hristo! McWilliam and


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Telephone: KATE JONES on CJiiheroe 2 2 3 2 3 aised £141.60 for the


P U P I L S o f S t mt a Mayoral coffee


g litheroe Town Hall S a r d e n , o n


local Mencap branch. s Bric-a-brac and cake


THIS clock has not sto p p ed , n ever to go c again . . . for, by next month, Clitheroe’s town centre


Preparing to strike


lock should he repaired and running. cl The monumental timepiece on the top of the library


ext week.


t ock tower in Market Place has been silent for some cime. However, work is now well underway, says the nounty council, and the repairs should be finished


or Mencap - usic teacher Mr Brian b t a l l s d id b r i s k '


Children are f in song


usiness. s The children played a


t election of hymns and raditional music and


thad a sing-along with wh e a u d ie n c e . They r ere accompanied by aecorders, trumpets and m g u ita r p la y ed by


“ B c re s fo rd . A so lo , s Spirit of God,” was Aung by 11-year-old


nthony MacQuarrie. y Our picture shows the


Mou ng sters with the M a y o re s s a n d th e Mayor, Coun. Denis TcWilliam..


t he Mayoress praised eh e m u s ic ia n s who cntertained them. “The mo ffee m o rn in g was r ore than just a fund­ oaising event. It was an ppportunity for the peo­ ‘ le of Clitheroe to enjoy topen h o u se ’ a t th e sown hall and listen to aome very nice music snd singing from the schoo lchild ren ,” she


aid. c r e d i t t o y o u c h o o s i n g a n e w


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Models shown are Micra 1.2 S LX 5-door - price £8,404 and Sunny 1.6 S LX 5-door - price £11,433. Prices include car tax, VAT and delivery charge of £375 (covering delivery to dealer, number plates and a full tank of petrol) but exclude road fund licence. Prices correct at time of going to press. This offer is available on Sunnys and Micras bought and registered between June 16 and August 31 1992. Offer is subject to status. Written quotations are available on request.


g He reckons they won’t s et a complete night’s bleep, because his listed s u ild ing is reg u la rly whaken by heavy lorries v hich pass through the


illage in the early hours. h The effects the lorries


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Clitlieroe 2282!, (Editorial), 2222 J (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified:) Update


on new housing


d TOTAL of 150 new cwellings are set to be Vompleted in the Ribble y alley within the next ear.The welcome figure was


C reported to Ribble Valley Ro u n c il’s Policy and Mesources Committee by o r David Morris, director


diled with d irec tor of Bevelopment Mr Philip


f environmental services. p In a report jointly com­


t ailey, housing associa­ nowions were stated to be social the main providers of M housing.


A WHALLEY publican has offered to put up Ribble Valley councillors free at his hotel — but there is a snag.


Landlord offers a sleepless night


Mave led to local publican a r Harry Barlow starting o petition to ban vehicles


ver 7.5 tons from the t Whalley pub!


village.Mr Barlow, landlord of o th e Swan H o te l, h a s


t ffered local councillors phe free night’s stay at bis f ub because he claims the


bther listed buildings are l e ing sh ak en by the


arom the lorries sta rts toround 6 a.in., when 80-


orries. f He says that the noise


t n wagons drive through the village. He said that


age than anything else. i He now hopes that his


he vehicles are causing l more damage to the vi


Whalley Parish Counci m and Ribble Valley Council cetition to pressure ban


nvitation will encourage p embers to support his


estrict the lorries. l Mr Barlow's action fol r Whalley trade rs and


rashire County Council to ows a meeting between


ce p re s e n ta tiv e of the mut any difficulties which


rossing in the village. WCo-ordinato r of the


ohe permanent installation af the mini-roundabout cnd proposed new zebra


e halley branch of Clith oroe and District Chamber gf Trade Mrs Joyce Hoi wate said that the meeting b as called to inform mem pers not only about the wermanent roundabout, to t hich they have given vih e ir backing, but its


sual aspect. a T h e y a ls o s o u g h t


ossurances about the loss sf parking spaces and pos inible restriction of lorries M the village.


n the Abbey Candy Store t ear the roundabout, said mhat the meeting had been f ost informative and use ul.“About 20 Whalley trad


rs Holgate, who runs


ers attended and although t we got no assurances on


seful,” she said.


l FORI) Transit van, sto Sen from Valley Terrace nimonstone, on Sunday l ight, was found in Burn Tey on Monday morning


A Transit van 5V.


ounty surveyor’s office o and traffic police to iron t ight be posed to trade by


w embers heard th a t o ork was being carried Mut at Carlton Place, Low T oor, Castle View, the


and at Beech Grove. t Mr Morris said that the


uff-Link Mill site and


otal Government grant aid received for the devel­ opments stood at £4.3m. o Details of future devel­


wpments were also given, t ith work set to start at lhe Abbey Mill site in Bit tiington; the Clitheroe Auc


rindlcton. t The committee agreed do rw a rd -lo o k in g and eed.


THE Bolton-by-Bowland c self-employed investment


theft total £900,000


Non Mart site; Bawdlands; N bank officer at the S elson Street, Low Moor; Bational Westminster b tonebridge Mill, Chat-


viiverse strategy to pro­ n de housing for those in


Gurn; and the Trutex Mill, mcott Woodward, was fo continue to support a


WOODWARD — A DUCKWORTH S ank in Clitheroe, Mr


Carried at St Mary-le-Gill a uckworth, a financial


hurch, Barnotdswick. DThe bride. Miss Angela s d v ise r at a build ing R.aughter of Mr and Mrs


ooundations of his and Offences of Wn of Mr and Mrs .1. oTwick.he bridegroom is the


b Duckworth, of Darn- olds r o o k R o a d , B a l* n -


aonsultant at the centre of wrain embroidered ill pink ti Fraud Squad investiga­ bon since last autumn has oeen charged with 2!) theft mffences involving approxi­


rchards, Barnoldswick. byThe bride, given away she-shoulder gown of ivory


t ately £900,000 of inves M s Gillian Graham and der ballerina-length floral


ors’ money. ( Roger Aiden Griffiths


c-1-1), of Stocks House, was


Police Station on Monday c by officers from the Lan­ toommerce branch at Hut­


h arged at C lith e ro e cashire Constabulary’s


agistrates on July 21st. b Griffiths, who has also


iss Samantha Sneatli. d They wore off-the-shoul- l resses in pink, cream and


Mistephanie Duckworth


Three Peaks on the agenda


O o o d w a r (1, o f T h e t her father, wore an off-


dociety in Burnley, is the mommittee this year took T embers to Yorkshire’s


THE annual long distance walk organised by the c Clitheroe Ramblers’ social


hree Peaks. a Pen-y-ghent, Whemside


fnd Ingleborough, a mecca 2or all walkers, attracted f5 ramblers, who set out


drom Horton-in-Ribbles- Sale at 7--15 a.m . on


tilk dupioii, featuring a t ith designer pearls on


he bodice and trail. S Bridesmaids were Miss


bilac and carried cream aouquets of orchids, roses


ceen involved in a heli foper hire business unaf­ iected by the Fraud Squad hnvestigations, earned out uis investment business Ander the name of Roger ( . G r if f ith s and C aInvestment, Management


ibble Valley.


THE generosity of local people has delighted Rib­ b le V a lle y M u ltip le Sclerosis Support Group s members, who raised a


Grand flag day total


aplendid £1,618 with their vhe group to continue its


ihe programme of works tt did give us the oppor­ wunity to discuss our ideas blith the people responsi­ u e, which we found very


families,” said treasurer Mrs Maureen Hawthorne. lo “We would like to thank


sufferers and their


nnual flag day. t “The money will help MSaluable welfare work for


e cal people for their gen­ Trosity and Booth's and collesco for allowing us to b ect at their stores. It’s


een a magnificent effort.” l The group, which would


ossible, she says.


21egistration number CFR m ld like to see as many r he yellow van has the


Mike to reach more local quS sufferers, is to hold C iz at St James’s Pastoral ( entre, Clitheroe, on July wouith, at 7-30 p.m., and


p embers and guests as


sSt Hubert’s Church, Dun- top Bridge, was the set­ iing for the wedding of.


nsurance secretary Miss


Award for good record in health and safety


FOX — DAVIES


Judith A. Davies and self- employed gardener Mr C.


Peter Fox. d The bride is the only


Taughter of Mr and Mrs J. A. D a v ie s , o f P a rk t venue, Clitheroe, and elhe bridegroom is the Vder son of Mr and Mrs J. t . Fox, of New Lane Cot­


her father, wore an fied a bouquet of fresh MS .he was attended by


Davies.B e st man was Mr Edward Fox, groomsmen J were Mr Barrie and Mr


S iss Sally Morris, Miss Larah1 Hamon and Miss d aura Fox, who wore presses in a coral floral attern.Page boy was Matthew


was Mr Christopher Ford. coAfter the ceremony, h urns, a reception was


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Clitheroe. Townson, Clitiieroe


A MERIT prize from RoSPA, the national safety organisation, was the reward for a Clithcroc firm’s outstanding record on health and safety at work. A Lappet Manufacturing, of Lowergate, which makes head-shawls for Saudi


Waeld at the Moorcock Inn, The couple are to live in


ohn Davies and usher B nducted by Fr Joseph


ddington.


n rabia, was one of 317 companies from all over the UK to win recog­ f ition from RoSPA. Julie Nash, a machinist and packer at Lappet Manu­


acturing, was chosen to receive the award on behalf of the company. t This was the first time Lappet Manufacturing had put its name forward for


che RoSPA award and the firm believes its success was the result of a con­ t taff, with the installation of lockers and showers, among other things. All


erted effort by the management to improve conditions for its staff. s Time and money have been spent on training and improving facilities for


he 20 employees are now fully trained in first aid. s The company says that it has made a firm commitment to the idea that the ander Sinclair, president of RoSPA.


afer the environment is, the better it is for everyone. mOur photograph shows Julie Nash receiving the award from Wing Com­


AWorking group blrrangements at tne Rib­


group has been appointed a to work with the district aeview o f: management


b of Couni Mrs Joyce Lil- Curn (Bolton-by-Bowland), koun. Mrs Catherine Hod- Tinson (Longridge), Coun. Ced Boden (Chatburn),


e Valley Council. upThe group’will be made


e oun. Howel Jones (Clith­ groe), Coun. Mrs Mar­ Caret Kelly (Whalley) and ( oun. Bill Fleming


Billington).


SPECIAL working ruditor on his forthcoming


aturday. g After climbing Pen-y-


Fhent, the party, led by wrank and Pat Parrott, t as met at Ribblehead by she social committee, who terved welcoming cups of uea prior to the long slog


of the peaks. HilThree hours later, the be st and refreshments,


oefore the final stretch


a n and given police bail to when Cannon, groomsman mppear before the town'


nd freesia. p Best man was Mr Ste­ u as Mr Michael Dodd and


Wshers were Mr Shaun P oodward and Mr John ickles.Alex Woodward was the


page boy.The Rev. John Lancas­ mte r conducted the cere­


ond had clients from vari­ She Spread Eagle Hotel, and Financial Planning)


oon in the Lake District. B They a re to live in


S yde P h o to g r a p h y , kipton.


arnoldswick. HP h o to g ra p h : David


Eus parts of the North of mouple left for a honey­ Rngland, including the


Miss Lord. t A reception was held at c awley, after which the


ony and the organist was njoyed.


p Whernside, the highest r l Inn was reached for


ish at Horton at around 6 p.m.All but two finished this challenging course of 26 miles and 5,000 ft of climb­ eing and the day wins much


ver Ingleborough to fin­


t 7-30 p.m. d The plot centres on a


nce” certificate.


s STOP or my mom will Shoot,” starring Sylvester Gta llo n e anil K stelle o etty, will be the film on effer at the Civic Hall Cin­ t ma, C lith e ro e , from aomorrow until Thursday,


“ Cinema


betective with “the perfect aack-up” — his mother — and has a “parental guid­


SjO fcM f' f e t 1 tA


ages, Withgill. byThe bride, given away r ivory silk gown and car­ greenlowers in peach and


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