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AS the bricks and mortar of new houses continue to expand the boundaries of Clitheroe, there is the hidden danger of children using the town’s building sites as playgrounds. Building sites may prove


attractive places to play with the many machines, hiding holes and sand, but the fun so often turns to upset if an injury


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THE Clitberoe NFU Ladies’ Social Section held its annual harvest supper dance at the Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn.


ised by Clitneroe ladies’ president Mrs Elizabeth Robinson. A fund-raising raffle was held and music was provided by the Musettes, of Garstang. Special guest


Members, friends and relatives made up the 113 people who attended the event, which was organ­


was Mrs Nora Fisher, the NFU county ladies’ president, who came from Kirkham with her husband.


This splendid painting depicts a snow covered scene ot Newchureh in Pendle.


In full colour, it was painted by talented local artist Keith Melling and could be yours, in the form of a signed limited edition print" The 12in by 8in print costs just £13 inc. VAT to readers of this news­ paper - a big saving on the normal retail price of more than £20. Or you can order a ready to hang, fully-mounted, framed print with an acid free hack for the special price of just £28 inc. VAT, courtesy of Favell's Picture Framers at Clitheroe. The overall size will be 15'/dn by 12in. The painting of Newchurch is the fifth limited print produced by Mr Melting for East Lancashire Newspapers and as usual we expect a huge demand, especially as Christmas gifts. So make sure you reserve your copy by ordering now.


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Clitheroe Advertiser Office, King Street, CUtheroe Leader-Times Office, Scotland Road, Nelson


occurs. One firm taking steps to make


Homes’ High moor Park, off Pendle Road, Brookside pupils were invited to design their own posters depicting the dangers. Incorporating the motto “Building sites bite,” Hayley Brand (11), of


children more aware of the dangers is Glee-son Homes, which has just run a poster design competition for pupils of Brookside County Primary School. As the nearest school to Gleeson


by Stewart Pimbley


Jubilee Terrace, Clitheroe, designed the winning poster in the Building Sites Safely Award. Not only did Ilaylev scoop a framed


copy of tier poster, hut she also won a rucksack full of goodies, including a pair of binoculars, a camera and various pen and pencils. Brooksidc also received a cheque for J


l250 towards


school funds. Mr Ian Joyce, managing director of


the company’s homes division, said the competition was aimed at discouraging children from using the sites, through illustrating their dangers. The competition has been run


throughout East Lancashire, with about -10 entries coming from each school. The overall winner in the region will have his or her poster printed and distributed round the schools.


Our picture shows llayley being


presented with her framed poster by the Clilheroe site's sales negotiator, Mr Allan Brennan.


MEMBERS of Simonstone Parish Council


Green belt upset at Simonstone


have asked the Ribble Valley Council to recon­ sider a decision to remove a section of land from the designated green belt.


Planning in the


pipeline


F U N C T IO N room at f i r s t - >r le vel fo r N ico ’s Pizzeria.


The S pr ing M ill, W lialley Komi. Langho (number ()71U is among


the recent planning applications eeived Lv the K iL L le V alley


\m n c il’s Planning Department.’ Others are:-


l io l to n - h y -B o w la n d : Singl*.*-


to re y e x te n s io n to re a r and hange o f use o f p ar t o f L am to le s t ic u se a t M a ll B a n k


F a rm, Holden I.am- i<»72/»). C h a ig le y : Conver.-ion u f Lai n a d w e l l in g a t P la n ta t io n


'a rm , ( ‘h ipping Road, (i>7K»). S it in g o f re s id e n t ia l caravan


and s to re fo r tem p o ra ry nine- month period at Hodder* Bridge H o te l, o f f B ird v Brow lOTliO). P ro p o s e d e x te n s io n s and


alterat io ns , creation o f s ta f f and manager’s accommodation and creation o f tw o holiday cottages nd e x te n s io n to e ar p a rk at


Hoddur Brid ge Ho tel, o f f B ird y Brow (0721).


C li th e ro e : Tw o -s to re y e x te n ­


sion to re a r o f f»7 ShawL rid g e S tre e t (0718). L a n g h o : Detached d u e l l in g


(o u t l in e a p p l ic a t io n ) on land a d ja c e n t to H i l lo c k F a rm . No rth cote Koail (07HL. Revised extension to dwellin g


i chen garage at T


(resubmission) at in Whalley Road (071H). F x te n s iu n o v e r e x is t in g k it - > l Roge rs fie ld


1 (0727). West B ra d fo rd : Garage and . 'o r k s h o p a t M o o r R o o d s .


(Jr ind le ton Road <<)72D. K x tension to form workroom,


enlarge tK»rch, p rovide ro o f lin k and enclose c o u r tv a rd p a rk in g a re a a t H a v e s H o u se B a rn . Waddington Road (0726).


W h a lle y : Provision o f acres.-


ramp fo r m o b ility - im p a ire d and provision o f car p ark at Whalley


U a ilw a v S ta t io n, S ta t io n Road (0715).


Detached garage at 2-1 Station


Road (0722). Dornn-r lo ll conversion at ‘ is


M itto n Road <o72.'l). W isw e ll: Cons truc tion o f con­


s e r v a to r y a t H i l ls id e . M o o r Lane (0717).


Water pump


I at 3'-0(1, was stolen between September 1st


I and ( tetober 21st. Windows taken


rW( l Yelux windows worth 3860 were stolen from a house under con- druction on I’endleside


Close. Sabden, between October 21st and ti lth.


... . si ..,1., _ iu i .


| caravan on Woodhey cara- van storage site at Head. The equipment, valued


THIEVES stole a water pump ami associated elec­ trical equipment from a


C o u n. John T ra v is


out that, during a recent meeting, officers had reas­ sured parish councillors that green belt rules were


rarely broken and that the county council had identi­ fied enough land through­ out the borough for indus­ trial needs. He expressed concern


on their behalf about the closure of Padiham power station and the possibility of a continuous thread (if business development f rom B u rn le y i n t o Simonstone. “The question here is:


Did the committee con­ sider the added total environmental deteriora­ tion on the fringes of our village? After all. the key to a continuous green belt, despite the small size of the piece of land involved, lies in our borough's hands,” he said. Coun. Dorothy Pearson


(Slaidburn), who chaired the section of the Planning and Development Commit­ tee meeting when the issue was discussed, noted that concerns could be raised at the December nth meeting, when the committe would again con­ sider the plan. The parish council


would also have an oppor­ tunity to comment at the next consultation stage, which could lead to a pub­ lic inquiry. "The parish council is


correct to state that green belt boundaries are altered only exceptionally.” Coun. Pearson said. "However, information showing that 100 jobs could he created was presented to the com­ mittee. This was con­ sidered to be an excep­ tional circumstance.”


Leather jacket


A CENT’S leather jacket, valued at 3150. was stolen


10 ,1. 111. on r raiav.


I rum a Honda Concerto parked in the car park of a hotel on King Street, C.lilherue, between mid­ night on Thursday and 7- 10 a.in. on Friday.’


(Simonstone) told a full council meeting that par­ ish councillors objected to the proposed deletion of a piece of land adjacent to the Simonstone Business Bark from the green belt in the District Wide Plan. Coun. Travis pointed


BLAND — NUTTER


Speech and lan^ua^e therapist .Mary Ajrnes Nu tte r and teacher Thomas David Hiand were married in a ceremony at St Peter’s t ’hurch. Stonyhurst. The Bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs F. N u t­


let*. o! Hurst Green, and the bridegroom is the son ot Mrs S. H. Hiand, of ( ’ockermouth, Cumbria, and the late M r G. Miami.


I lie bride, given away by her father, wore a full-


length iv o ry satin gown w ith em broid ery on the bodice and sleeves. Her headdress featured fresh roses, grypsophila and freesia and she carried a bou­ quet ot cream and gold roses, gypsophila, freesia and asparagus fern.


C h ie f bridesmaid was Miss Margaret N u t te r ,


bridesmaids were the bride's nieces, Catherine. Heth. Christine. Emma and Kuth Nutter.


I lie chief bridesmaid wore a ballerina-length pah-


gold dress, while the bridesmaids wore floral print dresses in autumn colours. They carried posies of


cream and gold roses, alstromeria and spray carna­


tions and wore Alice hands of silk flowers in matching colours. Hest man was Mr James Adair, the bridegroom’s


brother-in-law. Ushers were the bride’s nephews. John and Joseph Nutte r. The ceremony was performed by Kr K. Wilioughbv


and organist was M r Indra Hughes. A reception followed at the Craven Heifer Hotel.


Chaigley. The couple are to live in Hurst Green, after a honeymoon in the Cotswolds. Photograph: Keith Parkinson, Accrington.


Tuning up for a special year


THE opening concert of Settle Orchestra's 30th anni­ versary year will be given at West Bradford Village Hall on November lltth.


The programme will include Weber's overture to


"Dvr Freischutz," Schubert's "Symphony No. -1" and Schumann’s "Symphony No. 1.” Children from Waddington and West Bradford CE


School, Grindleton Primary School and Bowland High School will be given a lecture hv conductor Howard Kogerson before the performance. Explanatory notes on the first two items of the programme will also he available to youngsters. Tickets are available from the Clitheroe Tourist Information Centre or at the door on the night.


Wildlife is subject


W ILD L IFE art enthusi­ asts will he pleased to hear about a forthcoming exhi­ bition by Lancashire wild­ life artist Michael Jackson.


^surrounded by countryside weeks.


all over the world to sketch ami photograph exotic .subjects, hut has also found subject matter close to home — he lives in a converted farmhouse, unrounded by countryside


The artist has travelled


filled with small animals and birds. Mr Jackson has been


commissioned by leading companies such as W. 11. Smith and Wedgwood for everything from calendars to collectors' plates. The exhibition of paintings, plates and studies opens this Saturday at Ethos Gallery. York Street, and will he on view for two weeks.


Lady farmers enjoy a supper dance


Council ‘over a barrel’ fear on brewery lease


A WHALLEY councillor has expressed concern over the uncertain future of the village car park. Coun. Margaret Kelly


Warning follows raids on vehicles


PO L IC E ore warning Clitheroe car owners to he on th e ir guard, a fter thieves raided several vehicles in the town dur­ ing the weekend.


A Sony radio cassette-


player. valued at 32(H). was stolen from an Audi SO. parked on Denbigh Drive, between 1(1-00 p.m.


on Friday and 10 a.m. on Saturday. Two cars were raided on


the Balmoral housing estate and stereo equip­ ment was stolen between 10-00 |).m. on Friday and 8-00 a.m. on Saturday.


Th ieves stole a radio


easset t e -p la y e r and a V o d a p h o n e . v a lu e d at 3100, from a BMW parked on Knunck Knowles Drive, as well as a Pioneer radio c a s s e t te -p la y e r from a BMW on Tucker Hill.


A Sony radio cassette- p la y e r , valued at 3200,


was also stolen from an A u d i p a rke d on Holme H ill, between 12-00 p.m. and 8 a.m. on Saturday.


A C l i th e r o e 1’ o l ie e


s p o k e sm a n s a id t h e y believed the thefts to be connected. They are warn­ ing car owners to ensure


th e ir vehicles are secured at all times. Anyone who has in fo r ­


mation about the thefts or sees anyone acting suspi­ ciously around cars, should contact C lith e ro e Police (1)282 NIl'iHil).


told members of the Rib­ ble Valley Council that vil­ lagers were worried about the possibility of the agreement for use of the car park behind the Hogs Head not being renewed. The land is cur rently leased as a public car park from Whitbread’s Brew-


ery. “We are faced with


potentially a very serious situation with car park­ ing,” said Coun. Kelly. "The brewery could have us over a barrel. In the


present climate, all busi­ nesses are having to take a


cold and commercial view.


Coun. Kelly compared


the situation to the diffi­ culties the Ribble Valley


Council has encountered in the past with the lease of the car park behind the


W h ite Lion Hotel in Clitheroe. "Not only is the car park


close to Whalley's main shopping area, it also adjoins the health centre," she continued. "Part of it is used as the


village taxi rank and forms car parking for the new


village hall. I can't think of any alternative site. When this is negotiated, hope­ fully the brewery will be reminded of its obligation


to the community.” Planning and Devel­


opment Committee chair­ man Coun. Stan Thomas replied: "We are all very concerned, because it is a critical site, and we will indeed make the brewery aware of that when we negotiate."


Pendle Club


WINNERS at Clitheroe Pendle Club's bridge ses­ sion on Monday were Mrs E. Crosslev and Mrs M. Whittaker,'.Mrs K. H. Bul- cock and partner.


New contract will save


£V2m in gas A NEW gas contract sup­


plying Lancashire, includ­ ing the Ribble Valley, is


expected to savc'the


county council more than 350(1,000. The contract, negotiated


with Alliance Gas. will supply over eight million therms annually to 550 county council sites.


The contract marks a


change for the council, as it is the first time it has


moved away from British Gas for it's major gas supplies.


Chairman of the coun­


cil's Land and Building Sub-committee, County Conn. Dun Yates, said’: "The change will generate a vast saving of over 3L* million. "Lancashire County


Council is constantly look­ ing at ways of taking advantage of the host value for money. The num­ ber and range of buildings means that companies are keen to supply us at very competitive prices."


Call for coffee


A COFFEE morning to benefit Cuerden Hall, the Sue R y dor H o m e i n Bamber Bridge, will be held in Clitheroe on Saturday.


Invited guests include


the Clitheroe Mayor and Mayoress and members of the management commit­ tee of the home. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to noon at the United Reformed Church Hail, in Moor Lane.


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