_________Clitheroe Ailver*™ "- f-


Mart sees higher entry of calves


THKKK was a higher untry of calvus during Tuesday’s sale at Oithuroo Auction Mail.


with improved sales, while Con­ tinental calves maintained a healthy trade. There was a new imver from 1’ . and 1). Livestock. There was a smaller entry of


At boiling point


as the pipes


I Jest Friesian bull calves met |^run dry


dairy cattle than of late, with a top price of £1,170 selling to a new client from Kreckleton.


At Monday’s sale, there was a


more level sample of prime cat­ tle on o f fer and a general improvement in quality. With the absence of plainer cattle, the overall average showed an improvement with s te e r s increasing to bp/kg and heifers experiencing a mere «p/kg rise. Best bulls topped at MHp/kg.


market and best cows lost some ground, while second ouality cows possibly improved a little.


Cast cows met with a harder Young bulls: Light made to


l»<Jp (average 120.(Up), medium to 1-lHp (128.22p), heavy to 122p (118.22p), overall to l-18p (l£L£ip).


S t e e r s : L igh t to 13bp


( lo d .lS p ) , meilium to 137>p (117.-Hip), heavy to HO.oOp (1 0 8 .Hip), overall to 13bp (117.53p).


H e i fe r s : Light to 121)p


(122.o2p), medium to 147.50p (1 1 7 .88p) , heavy to 12op (107.77p), overall to 147.50p (1 lo.07p).


Cows overall made to OH.oOp


(84.4op). There was a similar entry of


lambs to the previous week, with the best lambs showing an increased trade. Some standard and light weight lambs made to


over Dip, but the overall average was reduced in line with other national centres at


the end of last week. Prime Lambs: Light to Sl.DOp


(70.21 p), standard to 0L3(ip (S1.70p), medium to 04.18p (8f>.tJ2p), heavy to 81.01p (7o.28p), overall to O-l.oOp (81.42p).


Kwes overall made to £35 (£23.82).


WATER activist and angling expert Mr Martin James reached boiling point when the water sup­ ply to a Kibble Valley vil­ lage dried up.


For an angry Mr .James


rang the "Advertise]- and Times” last week to say that cheeky water chiefs had failed to tell villagers in Grindleton why they had had no water one afternoon.


He said: “No one came


to tell us why. I rang three times and no one returned my call. I couldn’t have a cup of tea or anything. In the old days they would have brought a water van round, but these days no one is bothered. It’s just not on.”


spokesman explained that the company had planned to do some work on the water main in Grindleton last Wednesday, but found on arriving to do some preliminary work on the Tuesday that the main had, in fact, burst.


A North West Water


He added that, as a result, there was no time


, to warn residents and apo- ; logised for any inconven- ! ience caused, particularly I because the hurst took j longer to repair than | expected.


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Lunchtime airs Ladies visit local MP


MUSIC by Mozar t, Ilrahms, Puccini, IJovd Webber and many others will he heard in Clitheroc Library at lunchtime


today. A‘ recital of favourite


festive music for violin and piano and soprano and piano will be given by Andy Long (violin), Caro­


lyn Hargreaves (soprano) and Stewart Death (piano)


at 12-15 p.m. Tickets are available


from the library in Clith- eroe, priced ill.


Cash theft


A THIEF stole £15 cash from a house in bridge Road, Chatburn, at 2-15 p.m. on Tuesday. A man was seen in the vicinity who is described as white, in his late 40s, with short brown hair that is greying slightly and tattoos on his knuckles. Anyone with informa­


tion should contact Clilh- e r o e p o l i c e (0282)8(i81(il.


on Needs help


THE Clitheroe Age Con­ cern shop hi Shaw bridge Street is seeking Kibble Valiev residents wishing to join its team of volun­ teers in the New Year, selling items to raise lunds for local projects. If vou can help, ring the


Trailer


A BLUE trailer with wooden sides, valued at £450, was stolen from an in du str ia l e s ta te in Barrow.


MEMBERS of the Lan­ cashire Federation of the Women’s Institute, many from the Kibble Valley, converged on the House of Commons recently.


They were there as


guests of Kibble Valley Ml* Mr Nigel Evans, who gave them a tour of the House of Commons and answered questions about life as a MI’.


Mr Evans is pictured


with some of those who visited London.


C a lcu la t in g ta x base


THE council tax base for the next financial year is


to be calculated in tune for the Tuesday meeting ol the Kibble Valley Council.


The Finance and Gen­ JCB lever


A JCB direction lever, valued at £100, was stolen from the A5U Clitheroe bypass roundabout last week, between 4-80 p.m. on Tuesday and 8-80 a.m. the following day.


Petty cash


eral Purposes Committee , -------- has authorised-officers to j scry m ^ calculate the council tax Clitheroe, between - -> for the area and each par- and 8 p.m. on Tuesday,


i s h , t he n ill a k e a recommendation.


Members heard that


Age ‘'Concern Lancashire HQ (0772 051088).


Lancashire County Coun­ cil had to ho notified of the lax base before January 81st, but that the next council meeting after December 14th was not until March 1st.


ahead with calculations j now will avoid having to


fix a special council meet- ing between 'Tuesday and j the end of January.


Car found


A VAUXHALL Astra stolen from Smithy Lane, Gisbnni, between 8 and 7 a.m. last Wednesday was later found abandoned at Higher Bentham.


Their decision to go |


Theft from site A TELEVISION and ra­ dio-cassette player, valued


at £805, have been stolen from a caravan site in Rimington.


A THIEF made off with a petty cash tin and yellow container of keys, valued in total at £80, from a nur-


r NEWS IN BRIEF Granted bail


On the spot


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Civic Society were enter­ tained by a Christmas qui*/., presented by Miss Barbara Bingham. Questions were based


on a superb collection of her latest slides of the Kibble Valley, ranging from churches to bridges, pulis and even statues. The evening’s enjoyment was completed by a mince pie supper.


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CLITHEROE man Mark Howarth (24), ol Talbot


Close, appeared before the town’s magistrates on Tuesday, charged with assaulting Alexander, Thomas during a coach journey from Blackpool and occasioning him actual


bodily harm. Howarth pleaded not


guilty and the ease was adjourned until February ::rd. He was granted bail.


Wheel trims FOUR ear wheel trims,


valued at £100, were sto len from a Mini Metro at Church Cottages, Mitton, between 8 p.m. on Sunday and 7 a.m. on Monday.


Van stolen


A BLUE Ford Escort van, registration D580 GWX, valued at £1,500, was stolen from Waterloo Road, Clitheroe, between 8-80 p.m. on Friday and 11 a.m. on Saturday.


Radio taken


THIEVES made off with a radio-cassette player, valued at £850, from a Datsun ear in Bolton-by- Bowland between 11-80 p.m. last Wednesday and 0


p.m


, uint i » . on Thursday.


Worth £800


THIEVES stole a radio cassette player and tools, valued at £800, from : mechanical digger in Wad dington Fell Quarry between 0 p.m. on Friday and 7 a.m. on Monday.


December9th. MU 19


Hotel’s extension plan put on hold


examination of plans. The proposed devel­


opment of a leisure and conference centre, with 12 new bedrooms, at Gibbon Bridge Hotel, Chipping, was deferred by council­ lors at a meeting of the Planning and Devel­ opment Committee.


Councillors were told of


a request by Bowland and Leagram Parish Council for a full examination of the building plans, in order to determine the full scale of the development.


The parish council critic­


ised the size of the devel­ opment on the grounds that the hotel is large enough without an exten­ sion. The use of the hotel’s helicopter pad was also quest ioned, as they claimed it should not be used in excess of the required limit, because it distur 'b local birds and


will ”


animals. During the meeting,


’ ' ’


Coun. Frank Dyson (Clith­ eroe) criticised the lack of information put forward in this particular case and the difficulty in interpret­ ing planning applications


in general. He said: “ I find it


extraordinary that we should be asked to con­ sider undimensional draw­


ings.” Speaking to the “Clith­


eroe A d v e r t is e r and Times” before the meet­ ing, Coun. George Weld- Blundell, of neighbouring Chipping Parish Council, said the “ ridiculous” proposals were opposed by many local residents.


He claimed the plans


were not consistent with the status of the Trough of Bowland as an area of out­ standing natural beauty, which permits only certain types of small-scale high quality development.


Access to the centre was


also criticised on the grounds that an increased level of traffic, due to the conference centre, would create a road hazard.


Asked what he would


prefer for the site, Coun. Weld-Blundell said: “ If it had to bo developed, I would like to see it heavily disguised and for there to be better access to the road.”


Schoolgirl steps in


for service A PUPIL of St Augus­ tine’s RC High School, Billington, stepped in at the last minute to sing at the memorial service to mark the launch of the new international Kath­ leen Fcrrier Society. Helenka Leksinska (12)


sang the carol “The little road to Bethlehem” at the service on Sunday in St Silas’s Church, Blackburn, in place of 17-year-old Gemma Christie, who had been taken ill. Helenka was joined by


Darren Clarke, of Simon- stone, who hopes to study singing at the Royal Northern College of Music next year and is also a member of Blackburn Music Society. The service was one of


several launch events at the weekend, culminating


in a celebrity concert at King G e o rg e ’ s Hall, Blackburn.


Pub licence


THE justices’ licence for the Dog and Partridge, Tosside, has been trans­ ferred to an account exec- utive with Barclays


Mercantile. Mr Andrew Hardesty


applied for the licence on behalf of the company. Clitheroe magistrates heard that the transfer was in name only and that Mr Hardesty had no inten­ tion o f tra d in g . He jlanned merely to hold the icence until the sale of the pub was arranged.


£500 given for ramp


THE Ribble Valley Citi­ zen’s Advice Bureau has been awarded £500 from the TSB Foundation for England and Wales. Mr Tim Phelps, man­


ager of TSB Clitheroe, presented the cheque to chairman Mary Gysbers and manager Shirley Wall- hank at the bureau offices in W e s le y a n R o w ,


Clitheroe. The bureau, which


offers confidential advice, information and counsel­ ling, will use the donation to provide materials for a ramp facility outside the b u i l d i n g , a l l o w i n g everyone the dignity of easy access.


Trip down the mines


„ LIGHT-HEARTED


tour of Sabden Treacle Mines was this week’s event for Clitheroe Young


Farmers. Mr Bill Dewhurst, the owner, told members the


story of the treacle mines and then gave a serious explanation of how the


idea was formed. It was a most enjoyable tour and a vote of thanks was pro­ posed by William Siinger, seconded by Michael


Bumop. For the group’s next


meeting, members are asked to assemble at the car park opposite Clith­ eroe Health Centre for 6- 30 p.m. to go to the pantomime.


Junior Football No wins for Readstone


IT was a rather disappointing weekend for the junior foot­ ballers of Headstone. Although some good perfor­


mances were noted, no wins were recorded. On Saturday, the under 11s met Accrington team St Johns and on a dread­ fully wet pitch lost 2-1. Paul Barrett was Readstone’ s scorer, though they hit the post and the goalkeeper a number of times. The under 13s made last


minute defensive changes against Victoria Boys and, although they had most of the play, went down 1-0. Stanhill was the opposition


for the under 14 side, which plays in the Hyndbum league, but the atrocious conditions proved the winner. The result was 0-0, but Readstone lost two players on account of the wcatner. The Towncley under 14 side


played a very strong Knuzden outfit and despite a better team performance of late they lost 4-1. Dean Sissons scored the goal.


A creditable 3-3 draw with , ...


Darwen was a bonus for the under 15s after their heavy defeat last week. Jackson, Carter and Howarth were the club’s scorers.


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bins, music:, iti.tim. tv rmi io. pubs . d u b s , d i s c o s . r e s tau­


rants and many mo r e , se eks Jitmale 2 0 /3 5 . n on smo k e r . Wr i t e t o llox N o . H740.


A T T R A C T I V E . Slim , d i v o r c e d b '


votin ' ), late 4 0 s, s e l e c t iv e but s in c e r e , s e e k s r e a s o n ­


" •


ably «|ood lo ok in g , g enuine , r oma n t i c male this C h r i s t ­ mas. D o n ' t be shy. H»v« »t a trv. p h o t o p r e f e r r e d . Wr i t e


t o Box No . H7 5 8.


M A L E 2 3 . e n j o y s n i ' lh t s in/out . wo u ld like t o meet


lovimi . r.iriil'l f ema le . 2 0 t o 3 0 t o r p o s s ib l e lon*i t e rm r e la t i o n sh ip . Wr i t e t o Box


No . H7 4 I .


M A L E 3 1 . l o o k im i t o r a f ema le a«ied 3 0 t o 3 5 . l o r a r e l a t i o n s h i p , n i ' lh t s o u t , hone s t f ema le o id y please, p h o n e n u m b e r , p h o t o p l e a s e . Wr i t e t o Box No .


11742.


F IR S T T IM E a d v e r t i s e d , m a l e , r e c e n t l y m o v e d t o B u r n l e y , l o o k im i l o r s i n ­ c e r e . a f f e c t i o n at e . s l im


MA LE 2 6 . v ar ious in te re st s. i,oo(| s ens e o l h umour . I m outno imi and easy t o net on wi th, in full t ime emp l o y ­ ment . lo okimi l o r a po s s ib l e Mr s Ki'iht t o share the rest o l my Hie wi th , inte re sted? If s o net wr i t ing , simi le pa r ­ e n t s w e l c om e , p h o t o n o t imp o r tant . Wr i t e t o Box No .


11759.


M A L E . 2 2 y e a r s , a th l e t i c , a t t r a c t i v e . « io od s e n s e ot


h umour , car imi . h ous e and ca r . s e e k s a t t r a c t iv e , g e n ­ u in e la d y . 18 t o 2 8 . f o r r oma n c e and fun. p h o t o it p o s s ib l e . Wr i t e t o Box No .


11757.


MAN la te 40*s. plain, carimi. b e e n b a d l y h u r t , s e e k s fema le f r iend ship, po s s ib l e r e la t i o n s h ip , c o u n t r y h o l i ­ d a y . all l e t t e r s a n sw e r e d . Wr i t e t o Box N o . 11748.


W H Y S P E N D C h r i s tm a s a l o n e . 3 0 s ome th imi male , non smo k e r , ow n house / car , lo okimi f o r s ince r e , carimi f ema le f o r f r iend ship, p o s ­ s ible r oma nc e , p h o t o a p p r e ­ c i a t e d . Wr i t e t o Bo x N o .


11745.


l’<» m a l e , 3 5 + t o s h a r e C h r i s tm a s a n d b e y o n d , d o n ' t s i t th e r e all a l o n e , p l e a s e w r i t e , w h o k n ow s


what is a r ound the next cor* ne r . p h o t o a ppr e c iat ed , all le t te r s a n swe r e d . Wr i t e t o


Box No . 11743. Y O U N G S INGLE mum. 3 2 .


w a n t s Inn a n d f r i e n d s h i p ami s om e o n e t o l.n»«ib wi th, i f y ou a r e a n o th e r stnih.r.


please wr i t e . Wr i t e t o Box No . 11744.


L A D Y t ired o f heimi o d d o n e


ou t . s e ek s par tne r f o r s o c ial e v e n imi s . d a y s o u t . h o l i ­ day s . 4 8 /5 6 a«ie «iroup. 5l t lO in s u p w a r d s . W r i t e t o


Box No . 11746. M A L E mid 3 0 ' s . SIt 7 in s ,


s l im , s e e k s f e m a l e f o r i i in ht s o u t / i n . fu n t im e s , meals o u t , e t c . pe rhaps last-


imi r e la t i o n sh ip . Wr i t e t o Box No . 11747.


FEMA LE. 2 0 . wi sh e s t o meet (lenuin e male f o r a lastimi re lat ionship, all rep l ie s ans ­


w e r e d . hon e s t and ca r imi . same as s e l f . A p p l y Box No . 1175 1.


T A L L s l im p e n s i o n e r , n i c e h ou s e and car . wo u ld like t o me e t lady f o r out iuns . h o l i ­ da y s and ful l t ime c omp a n ­ ion ship and danc imi . Wr i t e t o Box No . 11749.


TALL d a r k handsome s t r amj e r . s imi le ma le , 3 6 .


s e e k s la d y . 2 4 t o 3 8 . f o r ui'ihts in /out , r oma n c e , all l e t t e r s a n s w e r e d . p h o t o e x rhumi c p l e a s e . Wr i t e t o


Box N o . 11750. SMRTSPAGE 21 STARTS PAGE KEART


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FIND A FRIEND or HEART TO HEART East uancasnlre Newspapers, Bull St, Burnley.


MA LE . 5 6 y ear s, lo okimi t o


pull Chr ist inas Cracke r wi th t h e f o l l o w i n ' ! c o n t e n t s , f r i e n d s h ip , car l mi. u n d e r - s tandimi . pat ience ami lov e , miv o f f e r s . Wr i t e t o Box No .


11756. MA LE . 3 7 . s l im. 5 f t 101ns.


s im i l e p a r e n t . plenty o f t . I . c . s e ek s f ema le 2 5 + . sl im wi th o r wi th ou t r l i i ldren wi th i j . s . o .h . and t . I . c . N o t im e w a s t e r s . Ap p ly Box No . 11753.


MA LE 4 4 . d i v o r c e d , lo okin' ! l o r r om a n c e a n d p o s s i b l y


mo r e f r om carimi f ema le . I


h a v e v a r i e d in t e r e s t s and w i l l a n s w e r all l e t t e r s . Wr i t e t o Box No . 11754.


M A L E . 2 7 . s i n g l e . • n o n smo k e r , n o t ie s , r omant i c , car imi wi th lo t s o f in terests,


u o o c i s e n s e o f H um o u r , s e ek s female . 18 t o 2 5 . sin- « le . non smo k e r , p h o t o and p h o n e n um b e r v e r y mu ch a p p r e c ia t e d . Wr i t e t o Box


No . H7 5 5.


M A L E . 3 4 , p o o d l o o k i n ' ! s l im , e . s . o . h . . a e n u l n e . s e e k s s i n c e r e f em a l e f o r lastin'i re lat ionship. Al l le t ­ t e r s a n sw e r e d . Wr i t e Box


No . H7 6 0.


TWO S ING L E m o t h e r s . 2 5 mid 2 7 . se ekinu tw o male s .


2 5 - 3 5 To r n lu h t s I n - o u t , must lov e chi ld ren, p h o t o s p l e a s e . A l l l e t t e r s a n s ­ w e r e d . W r i t e B o x N o .


11761.


J A C K w h o a n sw e r e d b o x . F 3 4 3 , y o u f o r p o t y o u r p h o n e n um b e r s o 1 ca n t a n sw e r y o u r le t t e r , p l e a s e


w r i t e apain. Wr i t e t o Box No . F 3 5 7 .


T A L L S L IM p r o f e s s i o n a l f e m a l e , m i d 4 0 * s . n o n s m o k e r . l o v e s t o lau« ih, s e e k s easy poiiui man. can r e l a t e t o t e e n a g e r s , f o r ni'thts o u t . sha r ed inte r e s t s , ha v in' ! fu n . Wr i t e t o Bo x No . F 3 5 8 .


F E M A L E a t t rac t iv e , s e e k s a t t rac t iv e 4 0 * s . s l im ,


4 0 ’ s male f o r night s out / in, po s s ib l e re lat ionship, p h o t o p l e a s e . A p p l y B o x N o .


11752. “c u lu l - . aood


T h e Lancashire County Council (Unnamed Road between Bridge Road and Ribble Lane, K


„ P u b l i c N o t i c e s


Chatburn, Ribble Valley Borough) (One way Traffic) Order 1993.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that t h e Lancashire County


Council have made an Order under SectioniL and 2 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984, as amended, the effect, of which is to prohibit vehicles from proceeding a'on9>he enbm length of the unnamed road between Ribble^neandBpcige a Road. Chatburn, except for in an easterly direction.


A Copy of the Order and Plan may ^ inspected of Ribble Valley Borough council. Chief Executive s


Department, Council Offices, Church Walk Christ Church Precinct, County Hall. Preston during normal office hours unill the 31st January, 1994.


This Order shall come into force on 'IjPjSth D um b e r 1993, and any person wishing to question the validity ot the uraer


may within 6 weeks of that date apply to the High Court For that putpose.


iy F PRESTON GAJOHNSON Chief Executive/Clerk l


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