Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 18th, 199U 13_


Clitheroe >232.', (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burn lei) 2,22331 (C la s s i jn p ■ u e i ie j - s_______________ _


Putting views a waste of time ____________ IN Mrs 1 ‘utrii-in Harrison's


l l 't t l '1" last Wl'l'U. Sill' obviously shares my «-<•!»- i-i'i'ii ;it tin- destruetimi nl'


ihi' histiirical county linun- ilnrii'S whii-li took place uniliT till' lUT 1 reorgan- is;iti"ii ill luriil liiivi-rn-


nii'iit. mill will, tlii'i'i'luiT*. sympathise witli those campaigning tin- Rowland s ri'Uini in Yorkshire mill unili'rstmiil llii'ii" wish In see thi' TK U K Lanca­ shire Yorkshire boundary


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IT'-l'StlllllisIll'll. T h e r e h n s l i i 'i 't i n i i i s i i l -


Disturbed by statement


1 HAVE been handl'd a U'ttiT, by an extremely I'oni'iTni'd local resilient, from the Outre for Can­ cer Epidemiology, which is affiliated to the Christie Hospital NHS Trust anil to Manchester University. It describes research


into the incidence of new cases of cancer in each of the local authority wards which surrounds the Cas­ tle Cement works. It clearly states “The


recent years fur which complete information is


the four most _____________ -— ------------------------- --------------- i>m l c o m m e n t erablc comment on the small attendance at r recentlyntl e


Clithcroe’s public meeting held for discussion on the commission's proposals lor a merger with Hyndhurn. Perhaps those people


who were present at the very well-allended t hill- erne meeting on February “nil had realised what a waste of time it was to pul one's views to the olhcers and councillors ol Kibble


centre, which confirmed there is no information at all available for the years HI'IJ-Htbb the only ones relevant to Cemfucl burn­ ing; at Castle Cement. ‘if Dr Morton's com­


Valiev.After all. the people ol t ’lilheroe were actually asked to express their opinion two days alter the full council had voted on the options it wished to submit t" the Local (lovernmenl Commission — so much lor " I he Peo­


ments to ml r elected representatives on the Knvironm ental 11 ealt h Committee were based on this report, they are at best misleading. What really disturbs me


period examined was lll.ST III


available." This was written by the


deputy director. Dr Tuny Moraii, dated July lltli.


ple's Case." If those attending the


is that the site inspector. Mr .1. lsherwood. of Her Majesty's Inspectorate ol Pollution. i|iinted Dr Mor­ ton's statement as proof that there were no harm fill effects from Cemfuel. Will a councillor m


mill. A copy was sent to Dr Morton', director of public health for Hast


Lancashire. I have runt act ed the


someone. somewhere, take up this issue'.’


MARY V. HORNER. Heights Farm. Holtim-by-Howland.


Presents problems


1 AM writing to you about an article in your newspa­


per last week, regarding the Bawdlands garage


site. The article overlooked


some of the issues con­ cerning the proposed development of this site into a group home for peo- p 1e W i t h le a r n i n g


been more prudent to get planning permission lot the scheme first'.' Finally, there is con­


Would it not have


difficulties. While 1 am totally m


this an*a. Su n*ly t In removal of the garaires will only make this worse 1 have already spoken to


last Clitheroe meeting, on July Mill, felt they were being given the oppor­ tunity to comment on the proposed merger with Hyndburn. announced by the commission on June l l lh , then they were


Commission has staled it wants to hear the people's view s. Let it be a resound­ ing NO to a merger with llyndburn. a resounding NO I" a merger with lllackburn and llyndhurn.


Tlu'The Local C.overnmcM 1,in-ill Govcrnmc


before it is too late. With reference to cross­


boundary mergers (the Craven nptionl. the ilralt recom me ml a l ion st ales quite clearly on page HP "However, this option is not being pul forward by either Pcndle Borough Council or Kibble \ allot Borough Council. Were a new direction to be issued to re-re view that area, then the commission would be able to consider the


rase."Incidentally, ( raven District Council certainly asked for a cross-boundary


’


duped again. Kibble Valley Borough


merger with Kibble Valiev to he considered’.


,


MR CAVANNAC1I presents the Show Society rose bowl to lxen Rulehalgh Y L _____________________


Record-breaking show proves a crowd-puller


Although the final date fin comments to the cominis-1


It is now up to all ol us.


Council had already sub­ mitted its response t" the draft rorommondnliou and it was blatantly obvious at the Policy and Kcsnurccs Committee meeting. "U August Pth, that many ol the councillors were not


sion is August 22nd. 1 feel sure a massive ND to its proposals arriving a lew days late cannot be ruled


out by it.Don't delay, write today, to Lancashire Kcvicw'. Local (lovern­ menl Commission lor


oven aware ol this. So much for accountabil­


ity and democracy closel to the people. \\ llil'll ol Us is going to hi* loolish enough I" ever believe


that


RECORD flower and me lcm il ....... El io plant entries brought


summer show. Mixed with the cream of


the village's best veget- ables, it meant the exhibi LllJ11


F.ngland, Dnlphvn Court, lil-'ll Cl real Turnstile. Lincoln's Inn Fields. Lon­ don WC1V 7.11'.


JO A N IW U K 1N S O N . t ’ampaijiii lor Ue-entry


into VurUshire. Waddin^lon.


cern about oil-street park ing. which is already major cause for concern in (| yj p i K K S h e r 1 o c ........... ^ ......ib" n (,iM


U.Si vour namesake n . i . , , .


favour of a facility at Bawdlands for young peo­ ple with disabilities, there are many problems and difficulties yet to be set­ tled regarding this site. 1. What will be done


some of the garage tenants and 1 intend to contact all of them in the near future. If thev or any local resi­ dent 'affected by the scheme wish l«* contact nu


ill the meantime, they can (|,||im.s' letter shows how do so (Clitheroe “,s72D.


* i Mm.tv t mi


about those people who currently rent garages at Bawdlands site.’ Will they now have to rent garages at the Henthorn site'.’


COUN. JOHN McOOWAN. I Whitowell Drive.


Clilheroe.


THK l'lithciMi-M:mclu’>t«‘r mil >rv\u delightful mis "I thimlie- with


e BIT why wa> tin- U-V» a.m. tram J* mmut.-- ntie*- t" illfnl'Ill them that there if a innd .tin! mH


tram ami. Iie.v pre.-t". >«»u aic wheie >--n -adid thecitv.


haii>. At Mancia’>tei' Yii-l.-iia


splanatiuiiV Whv wen- n>» far**> ctdlected imti 1" t Slanv pa>>eiiger> tra\»-llmu In-m rr*-tci. hav


CATH1KS. (’Ol'KSK. Kin


11 Kirkmoor ltnad. (’litlu-roc


no ti c ro c .


1 WONDER if the people of the Ribble Valley rea­ lise, or are even aware, how our rural environment is "slowly" being given o v e r to li o u s i n g development.


uu attj' •—


Beware the urban spread tSSSiZAW » f e - ..


officer consider "the local eo'virun-


This is being done with­ out any consideration for protecting our long-estab­


Hill C3tmt. veWt'V.u'r 'ilibble Val-


schools ami oa.c me ....................... say on the .level....ms’


lished trees and hedge­ rows. Tile Ribble \ alley planners' main object seems to be to satisfy the requirements of the deve­ loper, regardless of the natural habitat and local residents' concern for


case, of couise, c nnc.


plans and not the i e \ u ^ 1 as it seems at the - 'vhu-'r


not! w'hy not .'.’ Dur elected !10l,i(i take more


c "li'i tml 11 l-uu ...i.


with the planners, part,cu- \Wtll C • u‘ri-st as to wliat is hap-


h lhu la!L'-' " e„i„g in other people’s illui take issue


' ° 1 ’ 1 a ns1 si! o u 1 d only be with their office.;s, saymg s


trees and hedgerows on Otbuwi.c


larlv when we are sup posed to he protecting our countryside.


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accepted from developers enough is enoug l, eoie Whjtcacrc Lane, 'if thev are sympathetic to * >


with their officers, saying j )NAKI), Harrow.


For everything you’ll ever need in timber & building materials


r a a b ffn.l»IIITOa D STOCKIST W IN DOW • D O O M ' » ! » ' " • , IITCHO


C e lcu re C e lb ro n z e &


C e l lp ro o f p re s e rv a t iv e s


\bur tool disuiUuor


^ R i c h a r d Burbidge stair parts


BRICK, A BLOCKS


GGREGATES, LINTELS


KEYKERB 38p each


SMALL £8.50 tonne


QUARRY WASTE


ASK FOR


SEAN OR ANTHONY


• :>:> mmum >>> tlmb*frn f R ET STR ■ 12 noon E GW EET Z L l k a r c h e r Fomerly John Riddiough & Co Ltd


SPECIALISTS IN HARDWOOD AND SOFTWOOD, PERIOD & TRADITIONAL MOULDINGS


marshalls driveline 50 BLOCK PAVING


J l / V 4


> SPECIAL* N^7 OFFERS


MRS MARGARET Y. E. Consider the heritage ol . “


Answers please on train service ■.nr, 1111 •


1


handi*-app«’«l .....i»b*. e U was noticeable that there ’.u- a hiugau*’ ia<


teeMDud


e- t -• Dd’ III*'! f ,


1


downstairs. I'.■ inc aid- t" I.U m tin- wallim- tone > ami peep at the eat li<**lral *|inle ea-ll> W"ilM i-e a h<’iiii, -


M'. i-. |('!' \\ I... I


uile Clitliei-ne .......... . the dmgy Bla« l.huni plat! m ait I" . \s ith lid


U m ^ o ^ n d a i r iT u n l u r y U im , l i " '" v a l lc f Rnrimgh i


cient, less economic Ribble Valley Borough Council. T | h e w ihimcole m


less effective, ofi . g n o r u n c e i Ml.» . :n :..r.... "...I the man is


,,.-informed the man is coni'eriiing local govern


More costs, less accountability


u „ accept a i-cduction from :«) s s ^ a s


role of Lancashire County Council compared to the


less effi­ he U.>■ ' J^


amalgamation of Hynd burn and Ribble Valley the number of councillors will be reduced from IW to 2(1, with the loss of the ex is tin g lour county


councillors. To maintain the present


m'i'-i'u scrvu'i's u'nil shows it require the se tting up of at mi n t , i i \n


level of services will h.-ist HI loint committees.


tion had all the right real ciowd-pullei.


am*


ingredients to make it a {,i0dms: M. Nuttall M. Uearing. highly commended 1 . ...,1 i.iiltoi*


The show S regular faces — Alec Slater, Doreen Collinson, Molly Dearing


lUUCiiai^u, »* ---------- - Hubin. Deeorative/eaetus danha. " ...-.tiv,./,'actus dahlia;


Arrangement of dahlias; K. 1. K. Brewerton L.


.......... - - Havworth. Mixed annual Herbst. S. Lord, S. Jeffies, 1! nearing. Calendulas: J. Bald- liunner beans. 1 anil - n. *.. ...... .


will M. Hearing, S. Lord. Kidehalgh, L. Dearing. OIllUUS UIUII Cl w


piaved their expeitlbC in j)earj ' pon‘, pom dahlia: 1. 2 Turnips: W. ( . Lister, L. i>e.u manv of the classes and and i. H»dehalgh: highly ing, S. imrd.


the Rev. Alan Reid and commen.li'il.l. Baklwin. Read Primary School s Sw(,et K. 1. Kiilehalgh,


n.tgn oao j


of opening the show an(l ])i-esenting the prizes.


pr


TheTim occasion also pro-­ vided committee members


ySs: ^asrssffjsx.


with the chance of saying a big thank von to retiring secretary iris Baldwin. She has been on the


^ ^ w - “ s m , r . IIIL »W


a valuable asset, putting her experience as a floral art teacher and demon­


> v’t-vi v-vw ,r . ..... .


straitool* tu gouu uac. a cut-glass' bowl by


She was presented with Slater. Other flowering jdant: . .1.. .. Ui> mini. M. De


r to


yeat is


od use .............. - 'g ..... .............. .. ,k .m(icr.lcy ,. v , w- o f 1 o v A 1 i u. 1-u ruglol.u(1 with f , , 1 1


>’' ,Tbr !'!!!dv -iron of expen- accountability, the aboil- thi' I oca! tion of Lancashire Lountv


W . ......... - scheduled .... 27th at Read Constitu­ tional Club, at 7-J0 p.m.


F r e s h f 1 o w u r s / g r t- u n e r v arrangement: L. Hobm, M.


RESULTS


~ - . . Hobiir highlv commended M. W. C. Lister, L. lo^ kcarrots. *


headmaster John Cavan- H. Spunk. B. Sharp; highly cum- n-igh had the joint honour mended B- Colhnsun. .Mixed


garden blooms: M. Hearing, M. C


{iuns; ti. Kozlowski, .1. Baldwin. Greenwood, K............dchal , , yi Hearing. U i


rose: K. Brewerton, L. L. 1 ol- white potatoes: 1 and 2 k. 1. lard. M. Ambrose; highly com- Hklelialilb. 2 and highly com­ mended M. Hearing. Moribund;! m(.lulu,rM. Hearing. Other


Kowl oif roses: M, Deanng. »» Kidehuigh; commended Hearing, M. Ambrose, bingle N.L


A s);ller. l’inks'carna- ; .n.


roses: 1«). Ituldwin.


MGladiolus: 1 and 2 A. blatcr, Nailey. Fuchsia: 1 and 2 w. oi


Pelargonium in pot: 1, - anna A. Slater; highly ciuiuilended S. Lord. Flowering begomu: t».


utter. C. C. Pollard. m i.


Herbst, D. Collinson, J 1. Hakl- OU UIVl * T win; highly commeiuleu s\.


lle u l


i, iiiku'.' lun.i.iv...— -• GUIl u'n ’


1 \


Show Society rose bowl foi most in show: k. L Lukhulgn


Tr*>phies UW OV


i,* n,, , , . lim.f ill Mitm. *V- *• ................ i- K i L ! "


mittce membets to majk Voyage not plant: h. koz- Head B: S. Lord. Cactus or


1). Waternouse. eam o * «.*


DChildren’s vase of flowers. L. ,‘‘l..... .


« vk,v


Fox, E. Dearing. S. (’.ardner- Chan: highlv commended L.


"


Ramblers enjoy outstanding views


would never he recovered, tn your sleuth s k t u . . Ill t he Ri bbl e % al ev


i> i *mm u


^ I r - T h e Rl bbl ' V-lm'-y hLi ngf i ohl Avenue. Council was prepared to C ld b e ro c .


j'*'i


MEMBERS of ClitluiroL’ Ramblers spent theii Jvi'tlnesday evening outing completing a circu­ lar walk from Downham.


Alter beginning their l.lllBMt. i-amlile alongside runners enjoyed


about to commence a fell views, race thev continued via


i i.ii.th.'in ton-distant future, wo _


beautiful trees and coun­ tryside we have here in the Ribble Valley, before it is too late. I encourage people to take up the issue


1 1,1 ll' New'chas'c and Hecklin a n d s h a d e


w here t hcy o utstanding


Karins to Raven Holme the Lake District hills and HiU K f r S i ' i - L J ' t ' * '


111 the far west, light could be seen (in


via Twiston Mill, Springs pU, b e a t h e r in th e Farm and Wooly Hill, I’nrt'gruuod. down to Twiston Lane and They descended to the Downham as dusk was i>(imau road of Jordans falling.


Their return took them fecl backdrop to the pur- Howgill Fells made a per-


Bert Wells, who also led 1)ali,s through Abbot the Saturday walk from u ()inle- where a large golf


Their guide was Mr


Lane and returned to Sed- via field and river


Barboii to Sedherglt, ovet t, 0 a ^ b a s b e e n Middleton Fell.


ti The da.V was perfect and Tim next walk to Lang- constructed.


ti'ir ascent began at Hal - (k,a and Eiendsdale will lion Manor, where sheep- lukt. piacL. Sunday,


dug t r i a l s w e r e t n ij.linpiers should meet at progress. After reaching q qq a.m. at Waterloo car


Castle Knott, versedI


he " the Call


they tra- lop at


|> id 1


j. Clitheroe. _____


k Dlitheroe. p ” —


F o r f r e s h l y p r e p a r e d P i z z a , K e b a b s , B u r g e r s a n d C h i c k e n


fr e e so f t drink4 WITH EVERY ORDER 12 n o o n - 4 p .m .


__.. t ■ -> A i\ tfi 1 XPKESS PIZZA


OPEN 7 DAYS - 12 noon until late 2 3 MOOR kftNE, C^LITHEROE


T e le p h o n e (0 2 0 0 ) 4 4 3 5 5 0 /4 4 3 5 5 1 --------------------------------------------- -


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N o w R a a b K a r c h e r o f f e r s j A d v e r t i s i n g F e a t u r e


ONE-stop timber and building giant Raab Karcher has opened a new £160,000 administration office at its site in Regent Street, Colne. The international company with a local out­


look boasts an impressive reception area with fully-trained staff on hand to give building


a<*Now all its sales and accounts administra- tion is conveniently located alongside a huge


range of stock on the seven-acre site. The variety of products is diverse enough


c u s t o m e r s e v e n b e t t e r s e r v i c e


/


to bewilder the inexperienced, but expert staff are on hand to offer friendly assistance. :l Goods include quality joinery and timber in ,


“"otf th^budlhitg side, stock includes roo- fiights, sheet materials, sand, cement, con­ crete blocks, fencing, paving, lintels and


drTheBColne base covers East Lancashire, M0rth West Yorkshire and the Yorkshire Dales. Customers range from experienced contractors and house builders to novice D1Y


enciientele will find the Raab Karcher price is light on the pocket. Although run locally, the firm has the back-up of a huge interna­ tional company dealing in everything from florist supplies to computer software. So whether you are building L®00 "e'J’


nrouerties or simply concreting the back vard calling in at Raab Karcher could save


c


t rHere’s a run down of why companies, small e


Horo's a ru n UOWIl Ui Wi».pam«wa, Ol* traders and DIY’ cu to


Karcher at Colne from all over oftheAsda


__jher at uotne irom an uvt. LancaslnrCto ^ t to


_ . re Asda car park, just off the end ol tne • to, and


----n -----North E -ast---- me ouiw...


n rv nnstnmors call on Raab -


- '■tigBgSBmmSsffl zSr


on v i TblT a’c cess ib'lT1 oc a tion ,Tj u s t a minute Broomhead (right), hands over from 'the M65,and delivery of timber and director Mr David Jackson (left).


V lllL. Biu. lO ,a*b>' ........ ..


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A NEW OFFICE COMPLEx/The mana^ng BroomheadJright),_hands over the E160.00 P


« The site is large and roomy, paved and purpose-built just a few years ago.


# Integral smvmill and timber treatment """ ^ timber


nd opposite H'e 'tottom ’aade’r^m aterfainhandling equipment and of th


MG5n and on.y a 10-minute journey from antole turning space. ilders’


V massive, coiuiieiin»e.jr bu lildors’ materials,


dries, with more specialist timbers available


4 Massive, competitively-priced stock of ironmongery and__sun-


photo: Anthony Braithwalte . , . ,


managhlg -------- r— . d su


from the Barrowford Road site. • Prompt delivery of any order by


experienced drivers committed to a good service.


both hard and softwood and period mournings m such as architrave, dado moulds and tounge jl,


52 S i iS i .’S 'J S i exhibit


uearing. S. Fox, A. Greenwood. Edible necklace (children s): b.


single rose: K. Brewerton. Mrs Collinson’s vase tor clm-


Stuart Kilev trophy lor best d I» V UIUM''™ " ..... .


'"children’s trophy for best entrv in class 2d: b. 1' ox.


n Junes cup for best exhibit m


ren’s vase of flowers: L. Dear- .


,M ovice class four: D. ( ollin>"n I


h e r hard work ov e r th e luwski, n. lWry, S. hox; highi> f0,*mt»stp* i .......


points in flower section. M. arish (N>uncil tr*)ph>


Brcsident’s trophy for m ........■- f"‘- «>>t


20 King St. Clittieroe. Tel: 27136 £ , r\t k


c > y (unhiiv# o rhcmt * U Obit I2U Years of Travel 11038 ’""/."'' , ,


» .NUllUl.. ouw' oi i i,


1|son.


B. Hearing. Hydrangeas; 1.1. mialgh, S. Kurd: highly com­ l


piioottuattoes: 1 and 2 K. 1. ltide- ended M. Hearing. Misshapen J. llaldwin. Heriis: 1.. I.lholl.


oes ucami 1 and 2 K 1 Hid


potato: E. Hearing, M , "am...... ..................


.


q Hearing. E. Hearing; highly commu,uiwl J. Baldwin


.. .......


oes- 1 K. Dearine. Cucumber: K. 1. Uidehalgh, M .........


lowski, S. Lord: highly com­ tmended W. C. Lister, loma-


T°s ' I orb: hlglhv coin ......... b'


......... - --


\ . Pnllard; highly commended Sluter: highly commended k. 1. f


V. Nutter. Other vegetable: A. I L Kulchalgh. A. ' .


luicmu ii "*•. Dearin,g. C. . T ,


—•' . 1994/5 £300 SAVE UP TO Per Person 1Novice class incluiling rruit; .1. Baldwin; highly commended


) Cullinson, B. Kostron, 1). S. Jeffery, liroail Beans. G. MgS 10 First Choice tfjssa c


“*—


commended M. Hearing. peas: i aim 2.


Peas: 1 anil 2 K. 1. Unlehalgh 1 uiutimii,... Summer Sun 9 5 u n 9 5


\V. C. Lister, K. Kovdowski: highly eoirmiended A. Nelson.


nions less thaniS oz: S Lord i AJtfuTsn-urrmi-fvVxle L(r»costtrors, up 1


Pick u p yo u r b ro c h u r e to d a y . 0 ISV oi w


Nuttall, IS- Kostron; highly com- M ....l....t.t. bgB-cu .p


a welcome^ sP),ab*}rtOj eum,numlefl S. Lord. “Lancu- colour to Read’s 10th m Zj m t


Parmer''hichiriunimelidcii XL Waterhouse, A. Nelson; highly -


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bace: ’U Gruunwuod, (1. Hcrust, K. Kozlowski. Lettuce: L. nearing. C. C. Pollard. Beu- troot: T. Greenwood, J. H.


1 C. C. Pollard. Gab- Offer Ends Monday 2 2n d Augu s t »


SOtTW SALE! S


KJ i iMn£5p f * 1 ■


Garihier-Chan; cimiincnili'il M. huci'lery: 1


w i t h s e l e c t e d T o u r O p e r a t o r s


To'cndfrom,M'cnch««r/ Ueds Brodtord Airport


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