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SIX weeks after the new Longridge man agement team took over Clitheroe’s Civic Hall Cinema, the first 18 certificate film has
been screened. The film “Dracula” came
to the celluloid screen with the husband and wife team of John and Dorothy Wil liamson insisting that they will continue to exercise control over the kind of films shown to the Ribble Valley public.
“We are cautious about
the type of films we will show, but I don’t think
that we should be judge and jury about what peo ple want to watch,” said Mr Williamson. “How ever, we still won’t show f i lm s t h a t c o n ta in excessive sex or exces sively violent scenes.”
Mr Williamson, who
brings 35 years of cinema experience to Clitheroe, insists that there will be a relaxation of the policy employed by the previous management team. “We shall open the gates a little wider than before,” he added.
The Goosnargh-based couple, who have taken on
the part-time job of run n ing th e Civic Hall, bought their first cinema,
the Palace in Longridge, in 1972. They have also managed a twin cinema in Skelmersdale and the Royal Pavilion cinema in Blackpool. The Palace closed last
year, after the Ribble Val ley Council insisted on modifications to the build ing, which would have made its continuity not economically viable. The Williamsons now
plan to put all their efforts into making the Civic Hall a success. “We intend to employ the same ideas on
L O C A L N E W S I N B R I E F
ALL main and sub post offices will be closed for Spring Bank Holiday Mon day on May 31st, Post Office C o u n te r s h a s announced. On June 1st, the follow
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Holiday closure Computer haul Worth £3,000 A MOTOR CYCLE valued at £3,000 was stolen from Salthill Road, Clitheroe, over the weekend. The Yamaha TXR 250 machine carries the registration F268 TNR.
COMPUTERS valued at £1,000 were stolen by thieves who broke into Dairy Products Transport, in Croft Street, Clitheroe.
ing post offices will be closed: Chatburn, Down- ham, Gisburn, Rimington, Slaidburn, West Bradford, Billington and Henthorn Road, in Clitheroe. Pensions and allowances
Pendle Club
WINNERS at the weekly bridge session at the Pen dle Club, Clitheroe, were: Mrs K. Brabbing and Mr J. Lynch, Mrs K. Bulcock and Miss R. Holland.
due on one of the above dates will be available for payment one week in advance.
Sundress stolen
A SUNDRESS valued at £29.95 was stolen from a d isp lay a f te r th iev e s smashed a window at Kaleidoscope craft shop, in S w a n C o u r t y a r d , Clitheroe.
Drinks cash
THIEVES who broke into the premises of Approved Electronics, in Moor Lane, Clitheroe, got away with an unknown amount of cash from a canteen drinks machine.
Car stolen
BURGLARS who broke into a Read motor body shop stole a green Austin Metro Mayfair car, with the re g is tra t io n D220
XHG. They also took two sets
of snap-on tools, a fax machine and a cheque made payable to the firm for £2,138.08. The total value of the haul amounted to £6,201.
Discuss quarry
A PUBLIC meeting at Grindlcton to discuss Bell man Quarry will be held in the Methodist Chapel on Tuesday, at 7-30 p.m.
Cycle taken
THIEVES made off with a Coventry Eagle bicycle, valued at £50, from out side C litheroe Health Centre between 8-30 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Monday.
Put to the test
SEVERAL dozen Ribble Valley adult education pupils will be testing their classroom knowledge in the streets of Clitheroe on Wednesday, when they participate in a German treasure hunt. G e rm a n t u t o r Mr
the running of the Civic Hall that we did when we were running the Palace,” they said. The dynamic duo have
already put some of these ideas into practice, with matinees every Wednes day and a plan to show two different films in one day at Spring Bank Holi day, with a children’s matinee and an evening performance for older cin ema goers. “We thought th a t by
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M ackenz ie ami Paul McKay were on hand to p re sen t th e p r iz e s a t R e a d s to n e U nited .Junior Football Club’s presenta tion n ig h t a t Padiham Town Hall. Boys and girls between the
ages of seven and 14 received trop hies for th e ir endeavours
o ver th e p a s t 1 2 months. P la y e r s of th e y e a r were:
u n d e r 1 0 s — Domenie Kaye; u n d e r 11s — Kristian Cavan- agh; u n d e r 1 2 s — jo in t award, D an n y S h a rp ie s a n d M a rk
D e rb y sh ire ; u n d e r 13s P re s s p a r t L e a g u e — R ic h a r d Lamber t; u n d e r 13s Bowland L e ag u e — Mark Ram sh e ad ; u n d e r 14s — Stephen Clarke. S p o r t sm e n o f th e y e a r : u n d e r 1 0 s — Joseph Marshall;
u n d e r 11s — Thomas Almond; u n d e r 12s — Jo h n Chesworth; u n d e r 13s P r e s sp a r t League — N athan Rogan; u nder 13s B ow la n d L e a g u e — C h r is Bennett; u n d e r 14s — Eddie
introducing a Wednesday matinee, it would give people who didn’t want to come out in the evening the chance to see the fea tured weekly film. As well as this, we are also keen to continue to enlarge the stage-based aspect at the Civic Hall and would wel come any feedback from the Clitheroe public as to what they would like to s e e ,” commented Mr Williamson.
Club steward stole drinks
A CLUB steward who stole b e e r and sp i r i ts worth £1,788 was ordered to undertake £120 hours’ community service and pay compensation amount ing to £1,840, with £35 costs, when he appeared b e f o r e C l i t h e r o e
magistrates. Brian Hopkinson (44), of
Highfield Road, Clitheroe, a former steward at St P e te r ’s Catholic Club, H u r s t Green, pleaded g u i l t y to s t e a l i n g intoxicants. The court heard tha t
Charles Pearce has organ ised the hunt with German clues for 40 pupils, who will begin their search at Booth’s Supermarket. The evening will con
clude with “Kaffee und Kuchen” at the Apricot Meringue in King Street.
P l e a t o c u t r e d t a p e f o r f a r m e r s
RIBBLE VALLEY MP Mr Nigel Evans is calling on Agriculture Minister Mr John Sum mer to give farmers “a period of grace ovei filling in complicated agricultural subsidy
forms. Mr Evans, who has been almost all of them success discussing the problems with the National Farm e rs ’ Union,
forms are far too complex and this may mean many are still
said:
o.be “The t to be completed.
and for every day they are kite the farmer is fined 1% of his subsidy. “I have been informed
by the NFU in Preston that they have dealt with an avalanche of inquiries from worried farmers over th e la s t two w e ek s . Thankfully, they have managed to deal with
Hopkinson, who had suf fered from a drink prob lem for which he was now seeking medical help, had, over a two-year period, filled seven or eight bar rels with w ater, when they should have con tained beer.
THE summer rail service from Glithcroe to Black burn and Pres ton will resume on Saturday, with an early direct train to Blackpool. The first train, depart
ing a t 9-33 a .m ., will travel direct to Blackpool, stopping at Blackburn, B am b e r B r id g e and
Preston. There will also be trams
Saturday is the deadline
fl.iemu v ” adding th a t ! for returning the forms
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farmers cannot be denied the money to which they are entitled because of an over-abundance of bureau cratic red tape.
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Gummer asking that he gives a period of grace to those farmers who have missed the deadline," said Mr Evans.
“I have written to John Back on track
later in the day with con nections to Manchester and Blackpool. Timetables are available
fully, but it has been a frantic process right up to the last minute.”
Mr Evans said the sys tem must be changed to
Woods. P laye rs ’ play er of th e year:
u n d e r 10s — Andrew Bennett (g o a lk e e p e r ) ; u n d e r 1 1 s —
Andrew Ciezerak; u n d e r 12s
— Th omas L i ttle ; u n d e r 13s P re s sp a r t League — Damien H a r t ; u n d e r 13s B ow lan d L e ag u e — S e an Boothman; u n d e r 14s — Stephen Clarke. Leading goalscorers: und er
10s — A n d r ew B e n n e t t ; u n d e r l l s — B e v a n S c a r borough; u n d e r 1 2 s — Thomas L i t t le ; u n d e r 13s P r e s s p a r t L e ag u e Ton B a r t le t t ; u n d e r 13s Bowland League — Sean Boothman; u n d e r 14s — Jo n
athon Dugdale. T h e c lu bm an of th e y e a r
and th e winner of th e P re s i d en t’s Trophy was Geoff Lam b e r t , who is club tre a su re r . W in n e r of th e c h a irm a n ’s
aw a rd for an individual who lias worked tire le s s ly behind th e s c e n e s to im p ro v e th e q u a l i ty of th e fo o tb a ll club was Dave Lambert. Special g u es ts included for
m e r F IFA re fe re e and chair man of th e P re s sp a r t League Dave Richardson, u n d e r 14s rep re sen ta tiv e te am manager Gavin Ward and re p re s e n ta
tives from Read Parish Coun cil and Read, Simonstone and Gawthorpe schools.
c h ^ « o e golf round-up
T H E R E h a s be en p le n ty of action involving members of Clitheroe Golf Club recently, with a hectic schedule of events culminating in Sunday’s ELGA H a n d ic a p T ro p h y , h e ld a t
Darwen. The Clitheroe foursome of R.
Reed, G. Speak, E. White and R. Taylor finished a creditable second place in the tournament, six [joints behind the winners,
Nelson.
Richard Reed s e cu red th e second best individual score of
, ,
the day, with a round of 71. In th e Vauxhall Golf Team
Classic, Clitheroe whitewashed last year’s regional finalists, 5-0, to reach the second round. Grouped in the North West
Area A, Clitheroe now meet Wilpshire, a f ter the Blackburn club beat the other Ribble Val- ley representatives, Stonyhurst
Park, 3-2. Meanwhile, in the ladies sec . ,
tion, the medal and Doug Joss Shield were won by Helen Cook with a score of 85-1(5-09. Clitheroe father and son Don
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ald and Alan P a rk e r took the first step to playing over the Old Course, S t Andrews, when they won the Famous Grouse Shot-
A HOST of maximunis and some high checkouts were registered
in Monday n ig h t’s Cli th e ro e I n v i t a t io n S um m e r D a r t s
League action. Royal Oak A manag ed to
repair their previous heavy loss by whitewashing the Dog and Partridge, with one member of each team recording the maxi
mum score. Two players from the Black
Horse A team checked out with scores of 1 1 1 , but the best game of the season so far was Irom Low Moor Club’s A. Gudgeon, who s c o r e d tw o 180s an d checked out in only 14 darts. t Division Two saw last week s
leaders. New Inn, remain at the to p , closely followed by th e Commercial A team and th e
Cross Keys. Simon Barker set the pace for
Horseshoe B, as they beat Com mercial B 5-2, a f te r losing to their A team last week. R e s u l t s : Divis ion One —
THE Teachers Texas Scramble qualifying roum! was won by I. Young, G. Young, C. .Jacques uml N. Brown, with a gros s score of (i:i, net 57. In th e Queen Mother’s Cup
from Clitheroe Tourist Information and S. J . Moore and Sons’ gas show room in York Street. Train passengers will
also have the chance to see the nearly completed im p ro v em en ts a t the Clitheroe station.
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on Tuesday 25th May 1993 to discuss Bellman Quarry.
•A PUBLIC MEETING . will be held in
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Notice of Application for Planning Permission
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P ro p o s e d d e v e lo pm e n t at F o rme r P r i n tw o r k s Si t e ,
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I g i v e n o t i c e th a t P i l o t Properties Limited is applying to the Ribble Valley Borough C o u n c i l f o r p l a n n i n g permission to development of 19 hectare site for offices, light i n d u s t r i a l u s e , h o t e l / c o n f e r e n c e c e n t r e a n d h o u s i n g wit h a s s o c i a t e d access roads, car parking and landscaping (Renewal of App. 3/89/0405). Application No 3/93/0316.
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Good arrows at the Royal Oak their home°dub, Cliti'eroc, with a score of (18. This y ea r, over 90,000 golf-
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A 5, Black Horse B 2; Craven Heifer 2, New Inn 5; Station
Hotel 2, Cross Keys 5: Horse shoe B 5, Commercia) B 2. P o in ts and pos itions: Divi
sion One — Royal Oak I) 9, Black Horse A 9, Kings Anns A 8 . Low Moor Club 8 , CCWMC 8 , Royal Oak A 8 , Dog and Par tridge (i, Kings Anns B 0, Vic toria (5, Horseshoe A 2. Least d a r ts A. Gudgeon
(14); Highest check — M. Eun- son, J . Marsden (111); 180s — S. Kenyon, P. Northover, J . Cook, J . Hargreaves. A. Gudgeon, (2). Division Two — New Inn 12,
Commercial A 11, Cross Keys 10, Craven Heifer (5, Horseshoe B (>, Black Horse B 5, Commer cial B 4, Station Hotel 2.
Stonyhurst Park golf action
89-23-00. President’s Day prize winners
weyd: category 1, S. Young (33 points); category 2, P. Crosby (34) .
qualifying round, the gents’ win ner was I". Newby (HO points). Thu la d ie s ’ w in n e r was Mrs E d i th Child Gil). The ev e n t raised £140. The BTCV Charily Competi
tion was won by P. Wilkinson ((id), with best gross scored by A. Young (80). The event raised
£100. The Mav medal was won by
.T. McGovern, with a score of
was secured by M. J . Child (59 inches) and the hidden hole prize was taken by K. Taylor. The winner of th e competi
tive play was M. Jef f rey (30). Ru n n er -u p was R. Ormerod (35)
place. The prize for nearest the pm , .
ors from Great Britain and I re land a r e ta k in g p a r t in th e event, with the aim of winning
th e i r own c lu b d a y , g o in g forward to one of the 23 regional finals and, ultimately, winning the International Final over the historic St Andrews course in
October. The P a rk e r twosome play
th e ir regional final a t Lancas te r Golf Club. In a similar vein, Neil Turn-
bull (Id), handicap member of Clitheroe Golf Club, beat ofl all challengers to win the prelimi nary round competition of the
F o rd A m a te u r Golf
Tournament. The preliminary round, spon
sored by Rufus Carr Ltd, is par t of a nationwide to u rn am en t , now in its 28th consecutive year, which gives d u b handicap golf e r s a ch a n c e to e v e n tu a l ly rep re s en t England, Scotland, Nor th ern I reland or Wales in the Home International Final, a t th e Belf ry , a t th e end of August. N e i l now m o v e s on to a
regional final a t Moor Allerton, Leeds, on Ju ly 14th. Success here will secure him a place in an eight-man English team who will be battling it out a t the Bel fry in Ryder Cup style.
Miner title win 'Hie P res ident’s Day Stable- win (32).
, with 1. Barton (35) in third , ,
ford was won by Edith Child (34), runner-up was Kris Bald
THE winner of Clitheroe Golf Club's Single Stablefonl Miner’s Lump Competition was P. Shaw
(40). Second was S. Narayana (30)
and th ird was D. P a r tin g to n (38), after a card play-off with J . Broughton.
FAMILY NOTICES
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yesteryear induding Rover, Jaguar, MG Humber, Triumph, Morris Minor, TVR, Lotus etc.
TOWNELEY PARK, BURNLEY Come along and see the famous cars of
A l s o o n s h o w w i l l b e a l l th e l a t e s t m o d e l s o f to d a y
in c lu d in g T o y o ta , V a u x h a l l , F o r d , P e u g e o t , B M W , R o v e r , M i t s u b i s h i , H y u n d a i , D a ih a t s u , J e e p , L a d a , S k o d a , P r o to n
Family Entertainment including Fun Fair, Donkey Rides, Mini Motor Bikes, Trade Stands, Charity Stalls, Ice Cream, Catering Facilities, Burnley Dog Rescue Display, Helicopter Rides, Giro Copter Display plus lots more fun and competitions for all the family
A m p le Parking - £ 1 per car don ated to Rotary Charities
S p e c i a l a c c e s s t o p e o p l e i n w h e e l c h a i r s
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