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Musical favourites bring memories MUSIC flooding back


gramme of musical record- The diversity of the pro- ings which brought back gramme was again illus- memories linked to events trated by music from w earlier in his life, starting “Fivepenny Pieces,” an


He presented a pro- for many in the audience,


mThat was followed with Lancashire, orld.


“ Members listened to abroad. ftfews from the Villages c Ha tb u r n Secret venue


was the speaker at Clitheroe and District Probus Club.


enthusiast Mr Jack Tagg, of Sabden, i . * ;i y


Kneller Hall, the home of music chronicles local his- British military music for tory and life in the textile many years.


ith military music from Oldham folk group, whose in d u s tr y of N o rth


brusic from the Staly- A definitive recording of f idge Brass Band which, Spanish Flamenco music oounded in 1819, is the and dancing took the wldest such band in the audience to warmer climes


and memories of holidays


ofCossack Patrol,” a piece The speaker illustrated up music which conjured his recording of the War-


Russian horsemen and the of wartime entertainment Steppes and Mr Tagg’s by Ensa in a Manchester next choice was “Rose- munitions factory, a marie,” by Slim Whitman, Finally, recordings by


mental pictures of the saw Concerto with a story


who grasped the oppor- folk band completed a pro- tunities offered to him by gramme of extraordinary the world of music to diversity which undoubt- p reach the top of his edly raised many pre­


former US Naval rating Liberaee and an Austrian t He linked this story to memories, rofession.


they fail to achieve their morning, potential.


THERE was a disappointing


sample of prime cattle on offer t during Monday’s Clitheroe Auc­


ion Mart sale. w A large number of Friesians


GOOD MARKET FOR SHEEP


L Recordings by Vera be on October 7th, when e ynn and Max Jaffa Mr Ken Bowker will pres- evoked memories of ent the second part of his wvents in the second world talk on Captain James


ar and of military service Cook.


mer lambs there were 2,976 a Mules, making to £79 (£45.20),


smas again forward and only a Ball selection of steers.


( ulls: Light made to 117p (average lOCp), medium to 115p


(104p), medium to 127p (105p), heavy to 112p (102p), overall to


11 Ip), overall to 117p (108.50p). Heifers: Light made to 109p


127p (104p). mForward were 93 cast cows,


aking to 108.50p (8lp). l There was a varied entry of


hambs with more interest in the (81p ), sta n d a rd to 92.30p


eavier animals. ( Prime lambs: Light to 90p


S1.70p), medium to 87.80p (81.40p), heavy to 85p (80.50p),


overall to 92.30p (81.5i0p). f There were 130 cast ewes ale of Mule and Masham gim-


orward, making to £34.50 (£21). s At Friday’s annual show and


(£nd Cl Mashams, making to £44 Rambs: W. Simpson, Roughlee;


36.80). o Judge was Mr J. Pilkington,


Dialogue” by Gigout, the famous Bach “Prelude,” and “Fugue in D Major" BWV 532, which is a tour de force for the per­ former’s feet.


H ur No. 1,” by Alfred ollins. "Grand Choeur


f Gisbum. l Best pen of 10 Mule gimmer P . Hargreaves, Barley; H.


the 300gns barrier: P. Kaye, B rin d le , 330gns (av erag e 274gns), J. & F. Nutter, Hurst Green, 340gns (258gns), C. J. Moorhouse, Gisburn, 355 gns (302gns), T. H. Pickard^ Bolton


b •Be


almer & Son, Twiston. mBest pen of 10 Masham gim­


z er lambs: R. Striker, Stir- Waker; K. Parker, Scorton; L. T.


hittaker, Newton. R Champion: W. Simpson,


g oughlee. Reserve: R. Har­ ______ ______


reaves, Barley. a At Wednesday’s annual show


rams, there was an entry of 304 510gns (222gns), Iambs to t Suffolk and 11G Euro ranis. The 340gns (155gns), Euro seniors to


nd sale of Suffolk and Euro


for a Suffolk shearling, bred by 150gns (78gns), lambs to l-iOgns Wreaks, Newton-in-Bowland; Cd; L. N. Hull, Winmarleigh.


G. Sagar, of Bolton-by-Bowland, (GOgns). who also produced the champion Judge was Mr r . Tyler, of of the dav, a Suffolk shearling Garstang. which sold for 4G5gns.


op price of the dav was 510gns IGOgns (7Ggns). shearlings to .


Several noted Rocks topped H. & M. L. Duerden, Wilpshire; , „ Best Suffolk senior nuns: W


201 gns (90gns), shearlings to Wradley, Salterfortn; W. B. Hoalker, Bolton-by-Bowland; J.


lton-by-Bowland, for 150gns. Rams: Suffolk senior made to


on; J. Riding, Great Harwood. B Best Euro shearling ram: R.


isbum.


thaw, Gisbum; R. Hamer, Hut­ Blden, Edgeworth.


B. Rimmer, Winmarleigh, which nearly parred with a ram from P. Kaye, Brindle, at 275gns. J The top priced texel, owned by


y., Jowland, 400gns (280gns). The top priced Suffolk lamb o s, paid for a ram from


IC. Falshaw, of Gisbum, sold for r Ogns and the top shearling Boam, from W. B. Walker, of


v io u s l y d o rm a n t


whe lives of many people Mr Harry C reaser The next meeting will


here opportunities are thanked the speaker for an not seized and, as a result, evocative and enjoyable


MEMBERS of the Clith­ eroe Parish Church Organ Society will be tuning in c for the 34th season of con­


Tuning up for organ concert season


dayerts, beginning on Satur­ D, at 8 p.m.


w r Dennis Townhill, e ho is the o rg an ist Cmeritus at St Mary’s wathedral, Edinburgh, a ill perforin at the 33rd snniversary concert of the cociety at the parish hurch.His well-known organ


St Peter’s Catholic Club, Hurst Green. a The club held a race night for Cancer Research


Racing away EAGER for charity


he amount inside. punters helped to raise £1,000 for charity at


wnd, after a slow start, the race gained momentum, c hisky bottle filled with money by members of the


hich helped the charity funds roll in. wIn addition to the race course entertainment, a tlub was displayed and people were invited to guess mRemarkably, the winner, Amanda Holgate, esti­


committee made it up to £1,000 with club funds. t Treasurer Mr Peter Holden, on behalf of the club,


p music will include popular Choeiec e s such as the “Grand


the event.” q Our picture shows Mr Holden presenting the che­


he night and everyone who came and supported


ue to Mrs Dorothy Berry, treasurer of Cancer Research for the Blackburn district.


TRAIN services from i Clitheroe were thrown,


hen vandals, using heavy


_ . __ . ■ it »r •_ .■ »* __t___ hi_i._I,. IV.1 nd 2 G. Sagar, Bolton-hy-Bow-


land; J. Holden, Edgeworth. B Best Suffolk lamb ram: T.


Wriggs, Guisley, C. Newsham, Walton-le-Dale; B. Rimmer,


drain covers and concrete blocks, caused a derail­ ment in Bolton.


wLuckily, the train, s hich was due to begin Clitheervice for the day at


A Old books


h The sale, which will be enceld in the abbey’s confer­ 1 e house, will start at


ialist titles.


boated within 10 pence of the £101.20 inside the thanked the steward and stewardess for holding


ttle, for which she won a bottle of whisky. The night raised around £500 in total and the club


BURGLARS left a house on George Street, VVhal c ley, with a video recordei


0 a.m. Two TVs taken


table colour TV, valued at £950 in total.The break-in took place between 0 p.m. on Satui' day and 9 a.m. on Sunday


olour television and a poi


Vandalism on line causes rail chaos wnto chaos on Monday


C. Newsham, Walton-le-Dale; F. Spurgeon, Bashall Eaves. a Best Suffolk shearling ram: 1


inmarleigh. byChampion: G. Sagar, Bolton-


G -Bowland. Reserve: 1. Briggs, Bton-oy-Bowland.


uiseley. BolJu d g e : Mr P. Dakin, of s est £uro senior ram: J. Fal­


B est Euro lamb ram: B. Gerforth. Reserve: J. Falshaw,


t^iuneruu, wuacany,nfe **« Bromley Cross, where a a passengers and the driver jjUS waited to take them to


roe, was carrying no


worked hard to remove the train.Meanwhile, Ribble Val­ ley passengers were pro­ vided with a shuttle ser­ vice from Clitheroe to


nd other crew were Bolton railway station to uninjured.


P But British Transport British Rai, spokes ctrain had been carrying ^ ^ red at 2-25 p!m and


olice warned that, if the.


train" h ad^ e ft 'the^Newton U ^ ^ c k 1’


t hampion: K. Bradley, Sal C e, Blackburn and Man- stupid behaviour sau the M’Brien, Mrs J. Porter and lan. B. Walker, Bolton-by-Bow­


eroServices between Clith- vandalism and was utterly hester were in turmoil for B ritish Rail Pol nine hours, as engineers spokesman.


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dehrail1edatnh(1e ‘X d itTff Mruits and vegetables. “It was clearly an act of wCarmen Miranda hat”


caused^a dfsaster.' H “ V G shortly afterwards. ^ incident happened


The objects


Exotic fruits evA tasty and informative ftrated the uses of exotic


Mening was spent when s rs Pat Hayward demon­


sampleembers were able to


11 dishes were raffled. “ A competition for a Oas won by Mrs G.


the goodies when


rs M. C. Dyson. The 41st birthday party


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resume their journey. ., ,, ,


ommuters, the rail rmal services resumed


isN antiquarian book sale A to be held at VVhalley


bbey on Saturday. i Local book buyers are


bnvited to attend and r rowse among a wide specange of out-of-print and


o A mystery trip was the bl ester, as well as a possi­ brder of the day for mem­ t e outing to “Singing in Cers of the Ribblesdale


will be at the Copy Nook Hotel, Bolton-by-Bow­ land.A list was made of mem­ bers interested in a trip to ch see “Scrooge,” at Man­


lub, Chatbum. waIncluded on the agenda


he Rain,” also at Man­ chester, in May.


r s a visit to a mill shop, a testaurant tea and a coun- . twry ride. An old song or


ome and the driver was thanked.


Beess in the Lancashire


Best-kept awards c Chatbum’s recent suc­


tition — being highly com­ mended in the small vil­ lage class — featured high on the agenda at a meeting of the parish council. ATrie village also won the


st-Kept Village Compe­


aying field, the Horsfall Trophy for the best village shop and a highly com­ mended certificate for the Edmund Jennings Court Sheltered Housing


plDC Trophy for the best


Scheme.Councillors decided to decline Bamfield Con­ struction’s offer of a small piece of land at the Stone- bridge Mill site for an amenity area. Liabilities in years to come would place a heavy responsibility on future village councils,


WISWELL


h o was sung on the way C3K6 On d is p la y p The art of preserving


alant material for flower peaker was thanked by


Mrs D. Garner. c Also exhibited was the


gridge on November 14th and there will be a sing-.


along a t Parbold on t November 23rd. Volun­


Marianary county organiser Mrs


attending the annual meeting.Competition winners were Mrs Garner, Mrs


McDonald will be


srranging was demon­ t on October 12th, where Wtrated to members of ahe competition will be for s iswell W I, whose


Capstick and Mrs Mus- grave and raffle winner was Mrs Cooke. Satur­ day’s coffee morning was a great success and thanks were extended to all who helped in any way. is The birthday meeting,


birthday card.


iake which won the “Best Cn Show Trophy” at the mlitheroe area Wl show,


ade by Mrs Lynda Mus- grove, and also on display were cards made by mem­ bers.Congratulations were expressed to those mem­ bers who entered the a show, resulting in the


Cup.Birthday wishes were extended to Mrs S. Shar­ pies and Mrs M. Schofield. There is a visit to Lon-


ward of the Promotion


they decided. e Correspondence is to be


bus stop on Downham Road and drainage on Grindleton Road. The council next meets on October 17th.


ntered into regarding the


Sale of produce CThe United Reformed


£ hurch at Newton raised w100 from its harvest eekend.The harvest festival


speaker was the Rev. G. Rodgers, who sang and played the guitar, and the organist was Mrs E. Has- lewood. A sale of produce was held and tinned pro­ duce was collected to be sent overseas for the needy.


Clitheroe and District Netball League


season left two teams are in F, , Diamonds 21 (L. Har- with a chance of the title.


W


fielIn the second division, Low- Airflow...................... It 1 i 1 on d and Diamonds are locked CaMtfstoncs.............. 15 6 0 9 24


eaders.


37 points apiece at the top. Hdhfield..................... 5 ® J cRBL, on 34 points. still have a Aces A....................... 5 2 0 13 6


Dominoes................... 1510 0 5 32 ^


DiriilonTwo


ghance of the title and their Grammar.................... 15 2 0 12 H game with Diamonds, in the last


ame of the season, will be cru- cial to the outcome.


w Results (player-of-the-match Diwficld..................... 1511 0 4 37 Chere given); Division One — Diamonds.................. 1511 0 4 37 Helalderstones 21 (C. Hosker), rbL.......................... 1510 0 5 34


PW D L P


1 lifield 12 (F. Hall); Dominoes Black Bull A................ 15 6 1 8 30 t 4 Pumas 22 (L. Roberts); Pan- Black Bull B................ 15 6 1 8 27


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* w e r e d . A p p ly 10 ®ox H413.


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LANNING PERMISSION Town & Country Planning


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General Development Or­ N der 1988


Prop osed d ev e lopm en t at Land East o f S lm on ston e B usin ess Park. Blackburn


OTICE UNDER ARTICLE 12B


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MALE. 4 0 's , n /s. divorced, s no tie s , financially secure,


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t ission to outline applica- oioon for Industrial D ev e l­ 3pm en t (A p p lic a tio n No


*nspect copies of: * the application


* and o ther documents su b ­ mitted w ith It


the plans .


a t R e c e p t io n . L e v e l D. C ou n c il O ffic e s . Church


Walk. Clitheroe during nor- mol office hours until 6th October 1994


C11>b 1 e V a lle y B o r o u g h f ouncil at the Council Of­ oices. Church Walk, Clither­


S994.igned Philip Dailey • On beholf o f Ribble Valley Borough Council


1e nll7 2RA by 6th October Dote 22nd September 1994


d he proposed development po e s n ot accord w ith the mrovisions o f the d ev e lop ­


Inent plan in force In the area t which the land to which


he application relates is sit- IMembers of the public may


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D e s ig n a ted C on se rv a tio n Area:


Act 1990


Detached garage at the Old Smithy. Grindleton Brow,


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Planning (Listed Buildings & Conservation Areas)


cAn application has been re­


AppUcatfon No. 3 /9 4 /0 5 9 5 Any person wishing to make s rep r esen ta tion s should do trom the date o f this adver­ f evelopment, Council Of­ eference number.


ao Information) Act 1985 c ny r e p r e s e n ta t io n s re


A copy o f the application s form and plan may be In­


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CONFIRMATION OF PUBLIC ORDER


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990. SECTION 257


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


FOOTPATH NUMBER 19 AT


MANOR HOUSE FARM. EASINGTON


PUBLIC PATH DIVERSION ORDER 1994


On the 15th September, 1994, the Ribblo Valloy Borough Council I conlirmed the abovo named Order.


The oltocl ol the Order as con- lirmod. is to dtvort tho public right


I ol way (number 19 75SW) marked A-B on tho map running in a south


I opst direction lor 30m then doglegs to tho oast tor 20m onto a now route marked C-D on tho said map. Tho oltoit ol this diversion is to move that section ol footpath C-D 30m Irom tho ollicial lootpath access point. Tho altomativo route runs south east lor 20m, south west lor 10m, and then south oast lor 20m rejoining tho original look path. A copy ol the confirmed order and map contained in it has boon deposited at level C ol tho Ribble Valloy Borough Council, Council | Otlices. Church Walk, Clithoroo.


and may bo Inspected Iroe ot chargo during office hours.


This Ordor became operative as Itom 15th September. 1994, but il any person aggrieved by the


Order desiros to question the valid­ ity thoreot or ot any provision con­ tained therein on the ground that it is not within the powers ol the Town and County Planning Act 1990, or on the grounds that any


requirement ol that Act or any regulation made theroundor has


not boon complied wilh in relation to tho confirmation ot Order he may under Section 28B ot the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 within


six weeks Irom 22nd September, 1994. make application lor tbe pur­ pose to tho High Court. Dated: 22nd Soplombor, 1994,


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Piano, clarinet and flute Word processing of


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here 24 (S. Ingham), Grammar Settle......................... 15 7 0 8 27 20 (R. Wilson); Airflow 17, YoungFannera.......... 15 6 0 9 23 Kings 39.


Division Two — Young Farm- Acea B......................... 15 3 0 12 15 Roguea........................ 15 6 0 9 22


Kings have fulfilled their fix- wtures and lie in second place


p ith 40 points. Panthers hold I jt™Tt KH^


oll position with the same points and look favourites to win


greaves); Black Bull B 23 (S. 16 (V Knapp),


Division One


the league but Pumas, in third Panthers.................... 1512 1 2 40 place with 37 points, could still Kings........................ 1612 0 4 40 lwrestle the title away from the Pumas....................... 1510 3 2 37


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Neck and neck in both divisions


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