('Utlicrai: 22.12!, (I'Jililorial), 22222 (Advert,imaj). Burnley !,2 121 ( ( 'ItlXxifil’tl)


Clithnruc: Adimrlixer & Timex, September 20th, 1‘M.l H i


SoCicitors


TIIK host. advice in :i Har­ row angler's hnuk on the


ii ileasures ol coarse fishing r as lo lie still waters mun rlee|i, sil make tile


Wtruce I'orklinglon, of mense of fishing, that a ashlirook Close, is most


ost of them. I lieraiiso that is where


ton is concerned, anglers who choose the rivers and c the sea lo fish in are wel­


t. home.As far as Mr I’oekling-


ome to them. i Tin* peace and Iranqiiil-


hl.y ot still waters is where t e chooses to lie, in order


o pit his considerable angling skills against, his favourite iisli, the carp. w"Carp have intelligence


o hich poes beyond that ol brdinary fish. It’s like a mattle of wits between Man and fish,” explained


Land Tor housing to net £150,000


TIIF. soul hern portion oil I.lie former Clilheroe Auc- lion Mart site is to be sold lo the I’radford and c Noi l hern Housing Asso-


AS all eyes focused on the upheaval in Russia last week, a group "f orphans from Chernobyl weie


Russian orphans on holiday visit


ial ion for f 150,1)01). a The figure was agreed I


Vt a meeting ol the Kibble The “ A d v e rtise r anil Trn was taken in April.!


alley Council’s I lousing | t As already reported


nimes,” the decision to wegotiate a selling price e ith Krndfnrd and North­


l he intention is to provide ishur the costs ol demol­


ow cost housing for rent. incThe association is to I l ing the public toilets on nning the adjacent lyre-


|.lie site and the council is pi„ bear till- cost, of under­ man's building.


t Councillors heard th at uhe fX,1)011 needed for the


sale.


nder-pinning w'ork would come out of the money the council received for the


p Assurance s were also biven th a t a new toilet olock wa s p a r t ol th e averall plan for the site


n d Ih a l it wou ld be classed as a priority.


Till*'. Kibble Valley branch of the bancashire Red Cross is inviting local resi­ dents to an Open evening. The event, at the organ


isafion’s Rack King Street premises, in Clitheroe,


Come and meet| Red Cross


.


horning in on Clithurou. ion called Medecine.


o The Castle Museum was the target ol the mn* mrphans, who are staying in Southport lor a l onth, as narl of a trip arranged by an orpamsa


chMuseum curator Mr Roy Kimberley said tin T ildren. aged nine and 10, loured the museum on


, •, ,i phursday. They had an interpreter with them ami articularly enjoyed the geology section. . - j


s I have an old-fashioned h eans among other things


rees it as his duty to theeturn all his catches lo


" water. caving respect for other


reatures.” u lie says that it is not


nknown for the illegal removal of fish from one water to another. p “The traditional salmon


i oacher's spoils were sn te n d e d to B race


omeone’s table, bill, today’s thief is much more c likely to take very large


usr I’ocklinpton, “and I


Sunday trading action depends on complaints


ually win.” Nni. that the fish he


taItlKI'dking no acuwn


receive specific complaints from the public co Meanwhile, the borough Sunday trailing laws


..........


a uncil’s environmental mnd Social Services Com­ l ittee has referred Lo the


ull council a decision on what stand to lake in rela­ tion lo the Covernment’s option bill lor relorming


VALLEY councillors have decided to conl.inui mo action against stores which o .pen on Sunday,


i If is such an emotive sssue that the decision


BRIGHT IDEAS PAY OFF


hould be left for the full council to decide*,’’ said


Conn. *loyce Kilburn (I !olfon-by-Rowland). Chief legal officer Mr


enarp, the aim being to


hance one water al.^the expense of the other, he


said.What this former linen services manager at Cal- derstones Hospital sets out to do by writing a book is to bring, to young peo­


catches have anything to s fear; on the contrary, he


ple in particular, the joys and easy to follow lecli- ni(|iics of coarse fishing.


andlways coming up lo me H job at Calderstones a ’‘YtiniiK people are


technical asking me the more ting. At the lime I started ooks about that really


do write my book there bidn't seem to be any


bits about fish­


explained it.” li Mr I’ocklinglon has


hshed from his early child­ sood in Spilsby, bincoln- dropliiro, where he would a village stream to catch


his hook and line into


gudgeon.At the ape of Hi, he joined the lioyal Navy, serving as a seaman for


nine years. After leaving the Forces, he moved from M liincolnshire to his wife


beffield Royal Infirmary, b ore moving to the Kib­ ale Valley, in Hl7*l, to take


ing Handbook” and is Carp former member of tin s n trying to define tin


• MATRIMONIAL • • PERSONAL INJURY •


ospital.Over the years Mr re I'ocklington has been a


• WILLS AND PROBATE • • CONVEYANCING •


n gular contributor loathe


uccessful angler, Mr ( I'ocklinglon draws on his


ow defunct "Coarse hash­ I Society.


10-odd years’ experience. ac“ Il is the ability to


S ollie’s hometown of manager at Shef-


heffield. laundrylie was employed as a


c knowledge that real suc­ t ess is not measured in baerms of big fish on the o nk, but in the pleasure abtained by the pursuit wnd catching of fish of mhatever size or species


ay be available.” s His book, “The I’lea- ops, priced 2217.1)5.


Arranging F flowers


their policy of unless they


hat between now and t March, when new legisla­ rlace, the committee was o those who contravened ' Sunday trading laws.


tPaul Timson explained pion was likely In be in


exequired lo set out its L isting policy in relation


I lie said it would be ille- I mil to take no action at all,


but at the same time it


would be impractical to enforce the law again all


offenders. o There were two realistic to complaints or


t ptions open to them; to responseake action only in


a to enforce the law only sgainst major retailers


Woolworfh’s. wMembers thought il five ami opted for their


uch as Tesco, Rooth’s and t ould unfair to be selec­


espect to complaints. t Mr Timson explained


tormer arrrangement of raking action only in


bhat, as far as the options t ill for reforming Sunday crailing laws was con­ wereerned, local authorities w being asked lo stale s hich of four options they fupported. These ranged arom total deregulation to


llowing only certain types s anil sizes of shops and


will include a speaker, a video show and refresh meets. It will take plan on October MLh, at l-'-’M p.m.


p banrashire Red Cross J ublic relations officer Ml (ohn Rest said; "The Red


long ami inuH. ns.”


ity working wholly within c flu* county. We are one aie-in at. home! Come


Toss is a registered char lharity which truly does


A SUCOKSTION mode by two process operators at the ICI Clilhcroo Works has resulted in major sav­ ings in the production of metal oxide catalysts and


plaid modifications were necessary lo imph.nu.nt it and in a presentation at the company, the two men received their substantial cheques in


netted them each cheques for Hi,*152. C Mr Colin Akcroyd, of Alderford (.lose, and Mr


their suggestion as iilcal, since no cxpcmldii ‘ recognition.


c harles Blundell, of Itleasdale Avenue, both Cldh- yroc, have worked for the company lor over 21) t ears. Their suggestion involved a minor modifica­ nion to the method of manufacture, which saved a


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DARCY


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ironqly under lire stellar g a /o this week, III don't overstep Die markl '(oo oari h.'wr


much el a qood thiriq. you II -Is o bo anslorrnirirj your workmq environment


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h(j o * avour. E0


Homo is where your mart lien this week,


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"ymir financial allairs Ibis wrrek, a slrong, nk with propedy over Die next day or two, ^ .u ld de.ini.aly work m your


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u ‘ a ' r o * a b o u t " ' t o " m a k e s o m e t r u o l y i r o s s l v o a l t e r a l l o n s l o t h e d o m o s l i c D o n i t , e x p e n s i v e h o m o p e r c h a s o s . d o n


n i l o a d y o u r l l o x i b l e I r r o n d .


m i l b e r o - o i g a n i s - , , y o u r w o r l d , b y D i e o n d o l I h o w e e k


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I I b e l o o k i n g a t y o u r a c h l o v o m o n t a v / M h


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lolly u /p u d lo bo join­ ing forces with youi work males and com­


pleting a very special project, onco Dus » finished you'll he shakinfi Dial money Dee.


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P o w u r lu l c o sm ic v 0 8 3 9 11 0 0 19 lo r c o s o p e r a t in g Ihreugh your personal 'piggy bank . inile


doubt thul you'ro concurnuii about 1im.imm. iI a flair ii howovor. 1hi» wook'o planotary energies are posilive. so you could be


SCORPIO making a small lorluno, You may find yoursell


rising •p h o en ix- lik e ’ from Dio ashes ol past e /p e n e n c e s A


prornifioi* lo bo a potont poriorl.


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Your hopes am certain In he riding high


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You may be iiilent on gelling lar away Irorn


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the madding crov/d this week, but potent signals suggest broadening your untlur- slanding ol Dio world, cortninly, n o / l week


PISCES la p tlmo lor dociaivo action. Lovo will bo maklrijj


your world (jo round Dlls week, Cupids I,Die dart could smile Irk


ono way or anothor.


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a bolt bom Iho blue, in addition you II almost Certainly bo ■renewing’ your world in


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close personal Iriend may he helping in your q u « ‘il lor porsonal diticovory. Ib r .


RUTHERFORD — HARGREAVES


A Wlialli'V bl-irlr- Will'* a I’.nissnls lari* veil wllirll v.’iis ;t family lirii-loinii wln*n slu* was inamrr! at Wliallr-V MrliinrlislCliui-rlr.


I werlrling III Mr Derrick Kullierfnnl lunl been given •n,,. vr-il w n rn by Miss Kate Hargreaves lur liei


wnrlil war anil hail jin-vioiisly been wnrn by the brirle’s graliilliinlher ami aunt at their weihlings. AThe liriilegriiniii, a ehel, is Ihe sen " Mi anil Mis


n Hie iiriilc’s greal-granrlfallier lirlnre tin* seeimil llie. KuUim-forrl, of Womlfielil View Wha ley, ami


I, Hargreaves, of Milton Kna'I, Whalley. ivThe l'>ri>l<-, given away by her lather,_ wore an 'uearl,Tows. She hml a hea.hhvss ol silk lowers


lirirli- is lln* nnly rlaiighler nl Mr ami Mis I . p ory gown of Chinese silk triinineil wtfli ivory ami


WHmWOOD £70 SURROUNDS


y COAL EFFECT


x GAS FIRE (V *iutio r£ iO O ),;".


I K E 11 WIT EDD PAS H LAE DISLY


£350co*i 0


-v. -ivwiWrv' p;,ni pearls ami earrierl a show<*r hom|iii*t ol eli.iin-


^ i v ’th'rer* hriilcsinaiils im*lmh*rl the hri.h'groom's m „iei*e, Olivia I'eiiny, who won* a lull-length peach


g,ie roses ami spray carnations, orchnls ami i,| ivory silk ilress ami rarrioil a basket ol inatcli-


'''Anmnila Whiter.ak ami Amlrea Townsoi. also allemlerl the bri.le ami wore full-length peach rlresses triumn-rl with Chinese silk. They hml hearhlresse.s, ol peach anil ivory silk flowers ami carnerl mulching


A reception was held at the Olhhon Bridge lintel, igh and the organist was ackhmn. the Rev. Quentin Wilsnn. ^


posies of roses liml spray carnations. RiiRest man was I he hriclegrooni s hrolher, Mr l.rian reaves, the hrirle’s hrother, Mr.bickson Hargreaves,


f therforrl. (biioinsiiieii were Mr Irevor Itilth.’i"- gorrl the hriilegrooni’s brother, Mr .leremy Hm-


mahogany SURROUNDS COMPLETE


REPRODUCTION VICTORIAN CAST IROM INSERTS


£3GO FO JIpJ


Ihe hrirle’s cousin, ami Mr Nick Keighley. |,cThe ceremony was performed Iry the Rev. I*1.1’1"1*1


* '*A*ller^a touring honeyinoon in the Rake I list I'iet, Ihe couple will live in Whalley. lllI'holngraph: The Jereiiiy Makmson Studio, I


RM £175 £400 FO £ 150| S MARBLE EFFECT


URROUNDS (LOUIS) RM


OVERMANTLE MIRRORS £80


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umber or raw materials and increased the produc­ Operations manager Mr (.raham


days. Jewellery


Sunto r e s to tr a d e on t Adays.fter referring the mat­


ber to full council, mem­ t ers expressed the hope phat new legislation would r rotect shopworkers who Sune fu sed to work on


A (QUANTITY of jewel­ lery, worth .EMU), was sto­ len' from a house in Skel- s Icron bane, Twiston,


Tometime between last hursday and Saturday. m n n if f iiir


isures of Coarse Angling,” sh now on Side at book­


F o r t h e r i g h t a d v ic e o n . . .


Vb()WKR-MAI) Kibble i alley re sid en ts are


Clitheroe.t Rowl and Co u r t , • 4j. Planning for Retirement


nvited to attend a Iroo a flower arranging session


The demonstration, on s October l‘2th, will be pre­


ented by Olitheroe florist Mrs .lean (indium in the residents’ lounge. praMrs (indium will oiler


th ctical advice on making ase most of fresh flowers, to well as illustrating how


K!I'1I). 4. Low Risk Savings and Investment


* Financial Protection for Families and Business


effective arrangements. thplaces are limited for


put together simple but ‘ e event, which starts at


FJohn S. Meadows


WEPETER NORCUFFE OR JOHN MEADOWS


inancial Services TT/fc •RHWiTWD'VlCE


2 p.m., hut they can lie reserved by ringing Mrs 2 Hindu Klackburn 01201)


18 Well Terrace, Clithcroc TF.I- (Q7-n oV 2 7 2 7 2


OPENEVENING (§jHige


Thursday 7th October 6.00 p.m. - 8.30 p.m.


Shorey Bank, Ormerod Road Parents & Pupils Welcome


• View th e facilities


• 'I’alk to specialist tutors 9


C Note o u r success rale in all examinations


• Choose from a wide range o f courses • Discuss NEW courses on offer


-


from Introductory to degree level - • Free Car Parking on St. Peter3 Car Park,


Church Street, with Security Attendant Free Refreshments


irnlev Telephone . o l l e g e


ome along on Thursday evening and see what's on offer at Burnley College!


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g .^ r 0 2 8 2 3 6 1 1 1 F u r t h e r Principal: Irene Chcncry-BakerAssociate: Juli R. Pickles


Open Monday - Friday 9.00am-5.30pm f and on lltursday until 7.00pm


or advice given free of charge when no appointment is necessary.


21 CHURCH STREET, CLITHEROE 0200 22264 _______


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