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Legion ‘snub’ claim denied


C L I T H E R O E members o f th e R o y a l B r i t is h Leg io n claim housing


chiefs have snubbed them over invitations to a turf-cutting ceremony today a t a town-centre housing scheme fo r th e e ld e r ly . A site at Kirkmoor Road put in a lot of work to get opment. This would be a


is being developed by the scheme off the ground. Housing 21, formerly The Mr B r in Joynson, the R o y a l B r i t is h L e g io n branch’s service secretary Housing Association, in for social w e lfa re and partnership with the Rib- benevolence, said: “To add hie Valley Council and the insult to in ju ry , I have Government-funded Hous- just learned that a restau- ing Corporation.


rant has asked to borrow Legion members say extra tables from our club


they are angry that the for the official lunch after local branch will not be the ceremony. How ironic represented at the cere- can it get?” mony even though they T h e R ib b le V a l le y "originated the idea” and Mayor, Coun. Tony Jack- , will be at the controls


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“Advertiser and Times,” branch chairman Mr L . Allen said: “ In the past, it has been a tradition that there has been at least one member of the branch on the management commit­ tee of every site, in con­


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great interest their mem­ bers have shown in pro­ moting the scheme in the early days back in the late 80s. But the object of the turf-cutting ceremony is to publicise the work of the partnership between the local authority, the Hous­ ing Corporation and Hous­ ing 21, in providing hous- in g f o r th e lo c a l community for rent.” He pointed out that the


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the turf-cutting ceremony would be attended by the three agencies involved in the partnership, in keep­ ing with normal practice. T h e Leg io n would be asked to send representa­ tives to an official opening ceremony, probably in 1995, after the tenants had moved into the devel-


grand affair when other interested groups would also be invited. He also pointed out that


with the new name, Hous­ ing 21 had ended its policy of inviting Legion mem­ bers to sit on management c om m it te e s fo r new


developments.


indecent assault A C L I T H E R O E man accused of in d e ce n t ly assaulting a girl under the age o f 14 y e a r s has a p p e a r e d b e f o r e magistrates. Ern est Reuben Fa rrell


Accused of


(52), of Seedall Avenue, was charged w ith two o f fe n c e s , w h ich w e re allegedly committed last September and in April of this year. A fte r hearing submis­


sions from the prosecution and defence so lic ito rs , C l ith e ro e m ag is t ra te s decided to adjourn the case until October 12th for committal to the crown court.


Pendle H ill is venue


TH E third and final leg of this year’s National Parag­ liding Championships lifts off on Saturday. Meeting at the Wellsprings Inn at 9-30 a.m., the top 50 B r it­ ish pilots will be compet­ ing in stage three, a five day event, finishing on Wednesday. This is the fourth year


of the event, and the pilots will be competing to find the 1993 British champion. Britain will be sending a squad of seven to the World Championships to be held later this year in Verbier, Switzerland.


For tria l


A C L I T H E R O E man, accused of two offences of burglary, has been com­ mitted for trial to Preston


Crown Court. A p p e a r in g b e fo r e


magistrates was James S tu a r t R egan (2 0 ) , of Turner Street, Clitheroe. Magistrates agreed to


extend bail. .


DOWNHAM


shire Community Council and Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil for grant aid. The fund­ raising committee is appealing for ideas from villagers ami support for events. Lord Clitheroe was re-e­


lected president, Mr Geoffrey Braithwaite (chairman), Mr Bill Barker (se cre tary) , Rachel Hall (treasurer).


send a letter to Ribble Valley Borough Council, stating its support for the proposals being put forward by Ribblc


Valley. WADDINGTON


WI were entertained by the Beacon singers, from White­ chapel and Inglewhite, at their August meeting. A selection of songs was taken from the popular musi­ cal Les Miserables, as well as a number number of folk songs songs.. pi*


Tuneful Members of Waddington


Hurs t Green and Fence groups, who also enjoyed the evening. Other guests included Mrs


vided by the committee. There were guests from the


about the coffee morning and evening at the president’s house on August 26th.


vote of thanks after a hugely enjoyable evening. Members are reminded


Su[pper was served and pro-


Alker addressed the villagers on the proposed changes in local government. After ques­ tions it was agreed that the Downham Parish Meeting


lected chairman at Down- ham's annual parish meeting held in the school and Mr Geoffrey Braithwaite was re­ elected clerk. Mr Philip Bailey and Mr Bill


All change Lord Clitheroe was re-e­


s ta ted th a t rep airs and improvements externally and internally could cost £23,(KX). It was agreed to ask Lanca­


Downham Village Hall it was


Expensive At the annua) meeting of


Cambridge and visiting several of the colleges. Fol­ lowing afternoon tea the ladies returned to Elsworth, where they were entertained at a social evening.


and local historian, gave an illustrated talk on the village and in return Mrs Balshaw recalled her memories of Els­ worth and told the hosts about Little Mitton and its church with the Shireburn chantry. Continuing the Shireburn connection, Mrs Edna Clarkson and Mrs Sheila Bowles, who act as guides at Stonyhurst College, spoke about its history, mentioning that Oliver Cromwell slept there in 1648, which caused some amusement because the Manor House at Elsworth also has Oliver Cromwell connec­ tions.


An Elsworth WI member,


with Read WI took part in the Clitheroe Area Wl Silver Jubilee Show, along with 16 other institutes. Members enjoyed success in classes as varied as quilting and floating flower heads. They won eight first places, five second and 10 third. The greatest achievement,


Success Members of Simonstone


bers of Elsworth WI and pre­ sented them with a tray.


Mrs Balshaw thanked mem­


journey home after a very agreeable visit.


BILL1NGTON


Courage At Ebenczer Baptist Social


Hour, Billington, on Tuesday night, guest speaker was Mrs E. Cowperthwaite, of Clith- eroe. She entitled her talk “Courage” and read passages from the Bible to illustrate her theme. A vote of thanks for an enjoyable talk was given by Mrs K. Lowe. Miss M. Kay played the organ. Next week's speaker will be


Nellie Kay and Mrs War- wicker, from Essex, and Win­ ifred Milligan, from Australia. Miss Moverley gave the


celebrated its 34th birthday with a party in the village’s community centre.


Party time Billington and Langho WI


group members, giving com­ mittee members the chance to relax.


The party was organised by


choir singing a medley of Irish songs, with everyone joining in the chorus. Rev. Quentin Wilson accompanied on the piano.


Entertainment i: dialed the


.Mock auction On Monday evening mem


to Scotland two years ago,


Enjoyable visit Following a successful visit


in Lancashire. After an early start from


president Mrs Doreen Bal- shaw and 13 members of Lit­ tle Mitton WI travelled in the opposite direction to visit Els- worth WI, in Cambridgeshire, where Mrs Balshaw was a member until she came to live


Whalley, the party arrived at Elsworth in time to meet


followed, then a paper hat c om p e t i t io n . Members epjoyed a buffet supper and a birthday cake, which was made and decorated by Mrs Enid Longbqttom.


Ibbotson thanked members on behalf of the committee for making it such an enjoyable evening. A raffle for a bottle of wine


Vice-president Mrs Meryl


was won by Mrs Jean Price and Mrs Irene Doman. .


Poems, sketches and games


bers of Bolton-by-Botvland Young Farmers travelled to the farm of Mr and Mrs G. Dakin, for a mock auction, Auctioneer was Rachel Hes­ ter and winners were: K. Pil- kington, J. Cornthwaite, N, Herd. A vote of thanks was given


by Andrew Read. Next week's meeting will be a scav­ enger hunt; members to meet in the village at 6-30 p.m. Members were reminded to


return trophies which were presented at last year’s din ner dance, by next week.


in local homes and next day visited the American ceme­ tery and botanical gardens and later the market and shops, before making the


The party stayed the night


their hostesses for lunch at the Poacher Inn. The after- sented to noon was spent exploring


on September 20th, when Mr Iddon will recount the final part of his round-the-world voyage.


The group’s next meeting is


Birthday Bowel's were pre- ) Mrs Audrey Gates.


Worston and High B en th an i venues fo r ram b lers


T H I R T Y - S I X m em b e r s of t h e C l i t h e r o e g r o u p _


T h e y climb ed on to and Gema Farms and back Crow Hill where they had -


a good view of the Bellman Q u a r ry - a r e a b e fo re


returning to Worston. The


w a lk , led by M r B e r t Wells, continued through B a rk e r f ie ld , Hookcliffe


to Downham. A 10-mile w a lk from


High Bentham on Satur­ day attracted 22 members, who went along the bank of the R iv e r Wenning to Low Bentham and then by field paths past Robert Hall Farm and on to “The Blands,” an historic house, where lunch was taken. The walk, also led by Mr


W e l ls , continued o ve r School H i l l to Pa rk sid e


with her picture of “Mari­ golds,” was “best in show” by Mrs Evelyn Haworth. This trophy was a new one pre­ sented by Standfast WI, of Caiderstone Hospital, which is soon to disband.


amendment to the entry and exit off Simonstone Lane on to the proposed Read/Simon- stone by-pass, Coun. Albert Atkinson, the area’s Lanca­ shire County Councillor, is to chair a public meeting. It will take place in the old school on Tuesday, at 7-30 p.m. Relevant plans of this


Meeting In order to discuss an


amendment will be on show and all villagers are welcome to attend.


Well attended A whist drive in Simon-


stone Old School was attended rs B. Brennand, Mrs J.


Mr R. Axon. Everyone is wel­ come to attend the meeting.


by 34 players. MWinners were: Ladies -f—


Haworth, Mrs E. Hutchinson (high halO, Mrs M. Pickles (cons). Gents — Mr R. Eden, Mrs M. Redpath, Mr G. Hol­ den (high halO, Mr E. Nield (cons).


and special prizes were won by Mrs O. Walmsley, Mrs Larkin, Mr F. Lax, Mrs E. Simpson, Mrs B. Pollard and


MC was Mrs Pat Larkin . , .


Miss E. Green. 'BO


LTO N-BY-BO LAND W


F lo w e r s end fu n d - ra is in g


A B.A. degree


FO R M E R R ib b le sd a le School pupil Cal Chambers (25) has been awarded a B .A . degree in youth and community work, at S t M a r t i n ’ s C o l l e g e , Lancaster. S h e i s c u r r e n t l y


employed by Nuneaton Council as a health promo­ tion officer and has also worked for the youth ser­ vice in Padiham. H e r fam ily fo rm e r ly


lived in Read, where Cal w a s a member of the Guides and later the Ven­ ture Scouts. H e r m o t h e r , M r s


Pamela Chambers, who now liv e s in Oxenhope, West Yorkshire, organises an over-60s keep fit group a t C l ith e ro e ’ s P e n d le Club.


Crown court


A FO RM E R employee of C a ld e rs to n e s H o sp ita l


appeared before Clitheroe M a g i s t r a t e s ’ C o u r t ,


charged with offences of ill treating patients. Derek Ridehalgh (21), of


Union Road, Oswaldtwis- tle, faces four charges, all committed oyer a one week period in Ja n u a ry and early February of this


year. Magistrates decided to


commit the case to Pres­ ton Crown Court. Uncon­ ditional bail was granted.


Wheels


S IX w h e els and ty re s were stolen from a HGV wagon parked a t Wad­ dington F e ll quarry, over­ n ight on Monday. Th e total value of the haul £2,500.


A G R A N D flora l finale ends four years of fund­ ra is in g by the Whalley Deanery, with a flower festival at Whalley Abbey this weekend. The deanery has to raise


£66,000 for the Church Urban Fund, which help: deprived areas, and the fe s t iv a l w i l l be the la s t event. The theme for the weekend is: “Through all the changing scenes of l i fe ,” and there w i l l be flowers of all styles and eras. A total of £64,000 has


already been raised and the organisers hope that the flower fe s t iv a l w ill push the figure up by the required £2,000. The event runs from 10


a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday and S u n d a y , and the admission fee is £2.50.


8,000 in arrears COUR T summonses have been issued to 8,000 poll tax defaulters in the Rib­


ble Valley. Th e summonses, fo r


appearance at Clitheroe M a g is t ra te s ’ C o u r t on Oc tobe r 2 0 th , a re an attempt by the R ibble Valley, Council to retrieve £481,000 in unpaid commu­ nity charge. A meeting of the coun­


cil’s Finance and General Purposes Committee also heard that £1,885 is st ill owed under the old rating system.


Ghia stolen


A F O R D E s c o r t G h ia valued at £5,300 was sto­ len from a house in Whins L a n e , S im o n s to n e , on Monday night. The regis­ tration of the vehicle is G195 O FV.


of the Ramblers’ Association started their Wednesday wdkra>a. me evening from Downham car park, following field paths to Worston via the appropriately named Watery Lane.


. , bum Bridge, via Gamble


bum Bridge, via Gamble- s h o lm e F a r m . T h e weather was fine and the w alkers had a pleasant re s t on the r iv e rb a n k . Th ey returned to High Bentham via Mill Houses, Thimble Hall, Spen Lodge


Gamble-


and Kirbeck. The view of the hills to


th e n o r t h , r a n g i n g , between Middleton F e l l and P e n -y -g h e n t , w a s quite spectacular. The next walks are on


S u n d a y , m e e t i n g a t Waterloo car park at 9-30 a.m. and next Wednesday, meeting at Grindleton at


6-45 p.m.


V i l l a g e r s j u m p f o r t h e i r l iv e s


of control through the


village. Police at the scene said


they were investigating a brake failure as the cause of the accident, which hap­ pened at about 8-30 a.m. on Monday, but added that ' they would not be in a position to confirm the c a u s e u n t i l a f t e r a thorough inspection of the vehicle. A passer-by had ■ reported seeing the lorry’s warning lights flashing on the steep descent into Waddington. Villagers, who gathered


at the scene immediately, after the crash, said that


it was fortunate the acci­ dent had happened during the school holid ays , as c h i ld re n , d u r in g te rm time, usually waited for buses in the village square at the time of the accident. They said it was remi­


niscent of an accident dur­ ing the 1970s, when a wagon ran out of control while travelling down the F e ll Road and demolished the cottage known as “The Sm ith y,” near the same spot. • A n o t h e r m i s h a p


awaited the lorry as it was being towed along Wad­ dington Road by a break­ down vehicle from a Clith­ eroe firm. I t collided with a wall at the site of the Lancashire County Coun­ cil depot near Brungerley Bridge, demolishing part of the wall.


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F 1 8 5 .


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Public Notice*


NOTICE OF PUBLIC PATH ORDER HIGHWAYS ACT 1980


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


(BRIDLEWAY NO. 6, GISBURN, RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH)


(PUBLIC FOOTPATH NO. 6, GISBURN, RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH)H


(PUBLIC PATH DIVERSION) ORDER 1993


The above named Order, made on the 17th August, 1993, is about to be submitted to the Secretary of State for the Environment for confirmation, or to be confirmed as an unopposed Order by the County


Council.


The effect of the Order, if confirmed without modifica­ tion, will be to divert:— i) that part of Bridleway No. 6, Gisburn from its junc­ tion with Mill Lane (GR. 8221 4911), in a general west-south-westerly direction for a distance .of


approximately 420 metres (to GR. 8179 4905), then in a general south-south-easterly direction for a distance^ of approximately 230 metres, (to GR. 8189 4885); and


ii) that part of Public Footpath No. 6, Giburn, from its junction with existing Bridleway No. 6, approxi­ mately 40 metres west of Coppice Cottages, (GR. 8187 4893), in a general south-westerly direction for a distance of approximately 120 metres, (to GR. 8175 4889).


The Alternative Bridleway to be provided is: From a point on Mill Lane, Gisburn, (GR. 8221 4910), in a general south-westerly direction for a distance of approximately 410 metres, (to GR. 8189 4889), then In a general south-easterly direction for a distance of


approximately 30 metres, (to GR. 8190 4886), then In a general south-westerly direction for a distance of approximately 20 metres to rejoin Bridleway No. 6 at a point approximately 80 metres south of its junction with exlslting Public Footpath 6, (GR. 8189 4885).


The Alternative Public Footpath to be provided is:— ANNOUNCEMENTS SPEAKERS FROM THE


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL AND LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


LOCAL GOVERNMENT REVIEW All welcome


regarding the


Competition v Results


C L IT H E R O L F .C . wi-nk 3 . £ 1 0 0 1 6 9 . £ 5 0 4 5 5 . £ 2 5


4 6 2 . £ 2 0 4 1H.


On Monday 23rd August • at 8 p.m


In the Chipping Memorial Hall


For more Information Tel. (0995) 81323.


ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE


Whilst care Is taken to check all advertising that appears in the papers, occasionally errors do occur. We, therefore, ask advertisers to check their own adverts carefully and let us know Immediately if any mistakes are present. We regret that we cannot accept responsibility for more than one incorrect advertisement and no recompense will be given where these errors do not affect the value or content of the advertisement.


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FOALS & HORSES SANCTUARY


Higher Saxifleld Farm


Top ol Standen Hall Drive Off Brlercllffe Rd, Burnley Open Day 1 - 3 p.m. Sunday Aug 22nd


Stalls, raffles, refreshments


Granada TV Personality Tel: Burnley 411415/34349


1 D.m. arrival of Bob Smithies


ALMA PLACE, CLITHEROE, RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC) 'ORDER 1993


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lancashire County Council have made an Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to temporarily revoke the Lancashire County Council (Alma Place, Clitheroe, Ribble Valley Borough) (One-Way traffic) Order 1991 and prohibit any motor vehicle from oroceedlng over that length ot Alma Place, Clitheroe from N0.8 to No.58 In an antl-clockwise direction - a distance of 0.16


kilometres. There Is no alternative route available. Access to properties will be available at all times. The Police, Fire and Ambulance Services have been Informed.


The temporary closure Is necessary to enable North West Water to carry out malnlaylng and service renewals.


The closure will be operative from 0900 hours on Monday 16th August 1993 to 1800 hours on Friday 22nd October 1993. G. A. JOHNSON


Chief Executive/Clerk


County Hall PRESTON .


PR1 0XJ


From a point approximately 50 metres north-east of Public Footpath No. 29, Gisoum, (GR. 8175 4889) In a general east-north-easterly direction for a distance of approximately 150 metres, crossing existing Bridleway No. 6, to the junction with the new Bridleway, (GR. 8190 4890).


Copies of the Order and plan have been deposited at the offices of the Ribble Bailey Borough Council, Church Walk, Clitheroe, and at my offices, where they may be Inspected, free of charge, during office hours.


Copies of the Order and plan may be purchased from my offices. Any representation or objection with respect to the


made ey 1 If no representations or objections are duly made, or if


any so made are withdrawn, the Lancashire County Council, Instead of submitting the Order to the Secre­ tary of State for the Environment may themselves confirm the Order. If the Order Is submitted to the Secretary of State, any representation or objections which have been duly made and not withdrawn will be transmitted with the Order.


Dated this 20th day of August, 1993. Christ Church Precinct County Hall


PRESTON PR1 8XJ


q a JOHNSON Chief Executive/Clerk


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