Clitheroe Advertiser it Times, Jvli/ Wh, l!W.'i 11 Ulitheroe 2232!, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertisi 'ng). Burnley h223dl (Classified^ U t C r U V


Sculptor’s art takes shape at Brockhall


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A PROFESSIONAL sculptor has been ca in to work alongside bricklayers, joiners ami plasterers helping to mould the development ol the massive Brockhall Village site.


Cracking crime via hotline


CRIME is being cracked


in the Ribble Valley, thanks to residents using the Crimestoppers hotline. This community crime- busting initiative is going from strength to st-’ ngth, not just in the Ribble Val­ ley, but in the whole of Lancashire. In the first six months


Owner Mr Gerald Hit­


man believes his building team could be the first in the country to include a sculptor among its ranks. Mr Peter Hodgkinson


(29) was recruited to design bronze and stone pieces for the entrances to various buildings and


j eventually for a sculpture park th at is in the


pipeline. “We have almost 60 men


of the year, Crimestoppers received S00 phone calls, resulting in 58 arrests and p r o p e r ty va lu ed at £126,160 being recovered. Dot. Chief Supt Bill


Hacking, head of Lanca­ shire C1D, said: “ These figures are encouraging, because th ey p ro v e beyond doubt that, with the support of members of the public, offences can be


detected.” However, despite the


high le v e l o f crime detected, only a handful of people have claimed £650 in r e w a r d s


f o r


information. Around *10% of the calls


to the hotline are drug rela ted and offences detected include burglary, robbery, arson, drink­


driving and theft. The Crimestoppers_tele­


phone line — 0800 55ol_ll __is free and confidential


and calls may be made anonymously.


Celebrating centenary


of councils


THIS year sees the 166th anniversary of the Act which allowed the forma­ tion of parish and town councils in England and the 50th anniversary ot the Lancashire Associa­ tion of l ’arish and Town Councils. In the celebration issue


of the Community Council (if Lancashire's C C L , News, reference is made


to the association's invol­


vement in training, the possibility of establishing a school for parish council­ lors and the origins of the annual residential spimg conference. One of the early conler-


ences was held at Hajes Farm Guest House, Vest Bradford, where for 2< shillings councillors could enjov overnight stays from high' tea on Friday to ( in­ ner oil Sunday. Ironically, the three training (lavs taking place this year foi parish councillors^ and clerks will cost £25 per


Copies of the CCL


News are available from 15 Victoria Road, Ful- wood. l’reston. PK2 IRS.


Video recorder


B U RG E A R S Stole a Toshiba video recorder and remote control, valued


at £6)6. from a bouse on Lowergate, Clitheroe, between 2 p.m. last Mon- d ay a lid 11 a . ill. on Saturday.


Handbag taken


A BLACK leather hand­ bag with its contents, valued at £167, was stolen from a Reugeot 165 parked kn Edisrord Road car park, Clitheroe, between 4-50 and 5 p.m. on Friday.


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working here now and it seemed natural to me that we should have an artist here creating sculpture to adorn their work,” Mr Hitman said. “Historically, all first


class building work has incorporated the work_ of


sculptors and it is a crying shame that the ‘modern­ ists’ cast this tradition


aside. At Brockhall, we u r c r e a s s e r t i n g


traditions.” Mr Hodgkinson, of Bar­


ton, holds a B.A. honours degree in fine art from St Martin’s School of Art, London, and an M.A. in sculpture from the Royal


College of Art. He has previously com­


pleted sculptures for the Borough of Camden and Bishop Otter College, Chi­ chester, as well as exhibit­ ing at the Aldeburgh


Festival. While still a student, lie


was featured on the TV programme “Tomorrow’s World” for his skills as a


mould maker. Mr Hodgkinson is pres­


ently working on a three- ton stone carving to be placed in one of the public


gardens.


Countryside volunteers needed


l-KF. S E R V I N G the beaiitv of our countryside


is w'llllt f l ic liL-wlv- apiioiiitcd secretary ol the Ribble Valley Conserva-


I tion Group hopes to cnii- timie doing with the help of local volunteers.


Mr lan Fenton, of kirk-


moor Road, Clitheruc. is looking for help from local people to take part hi the group's various projects,


including footpath con­ struction. hedge-laying, dry stone walling' und woodland management. The group is open to people from all walks ol


life, who think they can contribute to the conser­ vation of tile Ribble ' ul-


ley.” Mr Fenton said. 'The group meets every


Wednesday and at week­ ends to carry out various projects. Anyone wanting to help the group or to have more information should contact Mr Fenton (Clitheroe 2!I’.!2I)).


HERE is a big wave from a group of cheer­ ing Clitheroe school children as they set off, in wet weather condi­ tions, to get even more drenched at a Black­ burn swimming centre. Around 65 St James’s C E S c h o o l p u p i ls


caught the train from Clitheroe station in their guest to make a huge splash at Black­ burn’ s Waves Water


Fun Centre. The trip on the train


for the school’s Scrip­ ture Union group was paid fo r by a lo ca l


bu sinessman, as a means ot introducing the children to the new


rail service. Their teacher, Mrs


Ruth Speed, said the businessman, who


wants to remain anony­ mous, was very gener­ ous and the school


Planning in the pipeline


PLANS for a greenhouse and store to house a gar­ den tractor and mower at Beaulah, Preston Road, R i b e h e s t e r (0 *13 0) a r e among the latest applica­ tions lodged with the Rib­ ble Valley Council’s Plan­ ning Department.


Other plans include: UillinKton: The change of use


(until September 1st, HW5) from (jo residential institution to \ ) \ lion-residential institution at No. 1 Austen Kay unit, Uroek-


hall Village, Old Langho Road. Old Lmgno (042‘J).


B o l t on-hy*Rowland: Resi­ .


dential development o f 11 houses at Sawley Manor, baw-


lev (0433). Kxtension of existing curti­


lage at Tishburn, Lanesidc Karin, Main Street, Sawlev


(0440). Clitheroe: Outline planning


application for a residential development at Goosebutt-'*


Kurm, iioosebutts Lane (0430). New classroom and store at


Rendle County Primary School,


Princess Avenue (0438). Krection of a detached garage


at -1 Ppbxooks (04;>u).


Geoffrey’s winning design


•\ 1’Ul’ lL at Thornev- holme KG School, Dunsop Bridge, lias scooped first prize ill a competition to design an ed u c a 11 o n


sticker. Geoffrey Singleton (9)


drew a winning entry depicting the slogan: ••Lancashire Education


Working for You” to be displayed at the County Council’s marquee and education stand at the I Royal Lancashire Show


| next week. His design is currently


being made into a sticker for display at the show and he wins a hook token and free entrv to the show for his parents and himself. Geoffrey will be pre­


sented with the book token on Friday at the


show.


PUNCHARD — TURNER


The sun-drenched beaches of Jamaica were the desti­ nation for Mr Philip Run- chard and his bride, Miss Susan Turner, following th e ir wedding at St Michael and St John’s RG Church, Clitheroe. The bride, a teacher, is


the younger daughter of Mr and Mrs John Turner, of Railway View Road,


Clitheroe. The bridegroom, a


maintenance engineer, is fii/A


Summer ball big cash raiser


A HIGHLY successful summer ball, held at the Inn at White-well, raised £766 for Dorian House Children’s Hospice.


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guests, the event, organ ised by friends Shirley


Foster, of Wlialley, and Sue Capstick, of Lancas­ ter, was the second such charity ball in successive years and the organisers were equally pleased with the response.


Downham Road, Chat- burn, was delighted to receive the cheque on behalf of Dorian House


Mr John Clayton, of


and was quick to pay tribute to the organiser- •We are very grateful


for such a generous ges-


tu r e . Such e v en ts deserve every help ami encouragement, he


said. Mr Clayton presented


the organisers with a framed certificate^ of


thanks from Durian House.


Our picture shows,


from the left: Slurley Foster, John Clayton and Sue Capstick.


the only son of Mrs Lve- lene Punchard, of Whalley Road, Langho, and the late Mr Denis Punchard. Given away by her


father, the bride wore a short-sleeved gown of


ivory silk dupion, featur­ ing a pearl-beaded bodice and hand-made roses. She had a headdress of roses and pearls and carried a bouquet of cream lilies and


peach roses. The bridesmaids were


the bride’s sister, Mrs | Wendy McGeough, and | the bridegroom’s nieces, Miss Sarah Atkinson, Miss Charlotte Atkinson and


Miss Georgina Weddle. The older bridesmaids ,


wore teal ballerina-length dresses trimmed with matching roses and their headdresses featured peach roses. The smaller I bridesmaids wore match- ing dresses of teal striped silk and carried bouquets to match the bride’s. Best man was Mr Ste-


lihen Swain and grooms­ men were Mr Derek Niven and Mr Kevin McGeough. Ushers were the bride’s b ro the r, Mr Andrew Turner, Mr Stuart Atkin- son and Mr D a v id Simpson. The organist was Mr


Paul Lee and the cere­ mony was performed by Fr J. Wareing. A rccep- tion was held at St Michael | and St John’ s Social


Centre. The couple are to live in


Clitheroe.


Photograph: John Barry I Photography, Blackburn.


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frame building for housing live­ stock at Lecwarden farm, Lis­


burn Road <04;>3). Bead: Change of use from


shop premises to residential use


at ‘JO Whallev Road (0441 ). ltimington: Demolition ot


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