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(v l ith em e Adve rt ise r it* Times, October 27th,


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RUDDINCJ equestrian Amanda As|)inall is


AMANDA RIDES TO VICTORY


riding to victory at the :>ge of just seven.


Amanda, of Cow Ark,


has been named junior champion of the


Many new faces rounc the ring


THKUK wort* more than lino cattle penned during Monday's sdo at ClillnToe Auction Mart.


Light hulls made to 12‘J.')(lj


(11 ii.20|>), medium to M l j ( I2o.2llp), overall to Mlp ( ll’Op). Light s tee r s made to H»;h


< 1 M.oOp) . medium ti i 1 1 .'Loop ), }u*av v to ( l l o .oO p ) , ov e r a l l to < 1 l.TNIp).


Light heifers made t<


i : ;oj MS p l.'id,


<lo. jp) . medium t <> U < llnp>. heavv to HMp \ I07p) overall to 1-Mp { MS.oilp)


Forward were 117 cast cow.


uhich met a reduced demand iollowing the amazing trad'


the last two weeks. Thev made to Id,sp (77.>p). 1’here were eight buvers com


peting for stock in the prim ainh sect ion, with the h lambs making over i’l per kg


and smaller Iambs being sought as store trade was low. Prime Iambs: Light made t


IkL-lOp (.N7.o0p), standard L


(S-LoOp). Kwcs . x,


I»-P •‘•'l.aOpt, medium to 1*7.5(11 11M). :pif ) ). hea v v t o ihi :tnt


trade, with g folks at a


They made to Numbe;


on the inc with manv m* ring.


-alln-.ns,.,s-,27p' .■ nviu-cci guc tod mules and Su mum. topping £J{ i:5o.o(»(£2l).


id trade fa


. Frida


- botl s sah id th


A special entry of in-calf heif


ers sold Well, to a varied selec­ tion of buyers. but more interest was shown in the Limousin cattle.


A few cows and calves found .


satisfactory trade, but the odi r riesian cow and calf were at ; discount price. The smaller cat tie were of better tjualilv and saw a rise of £2.', to i’.Jti pe head.


Virtuall the day, will


Mental* hulls, rc tapping a t . I he stro


i'dM). Hereford and best (


i'TLL The .*i.i averaged on the


ly everything sold on ung Conti


leers to £ t - ide t<


■ Ital heifers 1


•Store sheeti: Suffolk made to i'd'kAo (£H


lambs to r i 2 <£{()), other breeds to JE12.NI lOj.titJ).


Iambs ulc


) M Ip oO,


ceremony on Tuesday night. it Amanda and her pony, Simply Simon, have keen


Accrington Riding dull for the year and was presented with her trophy during an awards


Nursery is here to stay


AN award-winning local nursery has been besieged by telephone calls and let­ ters, after a national news­ paper article led custom­ e r s th ro u g h o u t the country to believe it was to close.


Clough Nursery, Bolton- hy-Bowland, is here* to stay, Mr Peter Foley said that the article, in tlu "Daily Telegraph" garden­ ing pages, sparked off mass of comment. The rumour began, he aid, following the Koval


Horticultural Society’s autumn show in I.ond'on


th is lit o nth . I I e w a s approached by a journalist who. lie said, commented on the nursery’s sale lists A conversation ensued


and tile result was an arti­ cle in the weekend papei which, lie said, led custom­ ers to believe the nursery was on the move. In actual fact, he said


that the nursery, estab­ lished in Bolton-bv-Bow- land since 1927, lias abso­ lutely no plans to close,


hut is looking to expand locally. I here is, he said, a


problem with frost in the area, with the nursery situated in something of a Tost pocket. The family was planning to keep the lop part of the nursery going, retailing plants, hut was looking lor a site in the Clitlieroe or Chipping trea, where the weather


was more favourable, to xparnl.


We might he moving


our domestic premises," mid Mr Foley, "1)111 cer­


tainly not our business.” Stressing that Holden


enjoying a banner year, winning lead rein, lead rein eipiitation and in hand classes at shows all over (ho area.


A member of Chipping


Pony Club and (he North East I.aneashire, Kibble Valiev, Wilpshire and Accrington riding clubs, Amanda is crazy about horses.


Her enthusiasm was


sparked off when she was IS months old and her grandfather, Arnold Roe, of Itillington, introduced her to the shire horses he has just retired from breeding. Amanda, who attends


Thorne.vholme RC Primary School, Dunsop Bridge, shares her riding


talent with sisters Amy (.’I) and Nina (13).


Her parents, Carol and


David, just hope that a sponsor comes forward to help Amanda continue her success at the big county shows next year. Anyone who would like to help can contact the family on Clitheroe IISti‘12.


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Low Moor MU has 60th birthday party ifcm


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Classroom is answer to playgroup’s


prayers AN item in the “Clitlieroe Advertiser and Times earlier this year turned out to be the answer to G reat Harwood play group’s prayers. Chtheroe Royal Gram


mar School was about to dispose of two portable classrooms and, through our columns, had asked if tiny schools or groups were interested. As a result. Our Lady


and St Hubert’s Play­ group, Great Harwood received an early Christ mas present this week, ensuring room to continue. Mrs Frail Entwistle told


the “ A d v e r t i s e r and rimes” that the play­


group’s treasurer saw the news item in the paper. The school's numbers had risen and the emptv class­ room used by the plav group was needed to


funds,” explained Mrs Enlwistle, "but this was the answer to our prayers


and came at exactly'the right time." On Monday, one empty


classroom was lifted over Chatham Road to Pendle County Primary School, | Chtheroe, and on Tuesday


i the other was transported | to Great Harwood. "It has made our fund­


raising a lot easier," said a grateful Mrs Entwistle. "We paid for the trans­ port, hut now we will have a new room for the play­


group a year earlier than planned.


accommodate the extra pupils. "We had already set up commi ttee to raise


Beat bobby is still


the best


A HURST GREEN hobby walked the beat with some of the nation's top commu­ nity policemen at a pres­ tigious competition in London. Unfortunately PC Ken


Bayes, a policeman for 20 years, failed to scoop first prize in the UK's Commu­ nity Policeman of the Year contest, when he repre­ sented Lancashire. Supt Ruth Clark, who


nominated PC Bayes for the competition, said that, despite him not winning, his colleagues still consider he was the best. PC Bayes lias been the


village bobby at Hurst Green police station for almost three years. Prior to this, he worked in a vil­ lage outside Lancaster and with the Asian community in Blackburn. Over -It) community


attended the award cere­ mony at the Merchant Taylors’ Hall in London.


H o u s e b u r g l e d


GOODS to the value of J-264 were stolen from 15


Southfield Drive, West Bradford, last Thursday night.


Thieves gained entry by


removing a glass panel from a U PV C d o o r . Among the items stolen were cheque cards and a black leather handbag.


THE earing role of the M o t h e r s ’ U n i » n through changing times was highlighted when the Low Moor branch c e leb ra ted i ts (idtli anniversary.


The vicar, the Rev.


Rodney Nicholson, paid tribute to the group for


its social care and out- ined tlie ch un gin g


scene of the village over the past (id years. He said he was pleased to support a movement which enriched the life of local people and


those overseas through I h e w o r I d w i d e M U network.


His comments came


at a special anniversary service at St Raul's


Thanks for medical team


week, hut this lias had to he rescheduled to take pl.uv \\ hen Ashley hus fully recovered.


through. Almost miraculously, within a few his condition improved dramatic-ally.


hour


Ashley was a very fortunate little bov and that was very lucky that meningitis had'been recog­ nised and treated while it was still in its earlv stages. This was crucial, otherwise it could have been a completely different story.” The family's plight had an extra twist in that Ash- eys mother, who is a nurse at Caiderstones Hospi­ tal, had been due to have a kidney operation last


Mr Rutherford said: "The doctors told us that it


ingall the play facilities on the children’s ward, in the hospital’s new extension.


• it I


Meanwhile, after spending three days in lh ie


r . : ^ * ta y . hi* s hi n r m a l *» hospital by rn


in isolation, enjoy-


Wolf, Star of the hit television series, "The Gladia­ tors,” is Ashley’s hero and he cannot wait until he is


fit enough to rejoin his dad in his fitness training routine.


*


Mr Rutherford, who competed in last year’s Gladia­ tors contenders’ trials, said: "He loves to copy me


when I m training and 1 know he would love to'he a Gladiator one day."


Church, attended some 51) members guests, including repre­ sentatives from all Ml’ branches in the Whal- ley Deanery, which covers the Clitheroc area. The lesson was read by enrolling mem­ ber .Mrs Joan Monk.


und There was a buffet


supper in the parish liall after the service, when the group’s oldest member. Mrs Hilda S h a rp ie s <S!f), was invited to cut a special birthday cake, made In-


In-


Mrs Monk and iced by Mrs Sheila Millard', leader of the church’s Rainbow group.


Afterwards, an excel­


lent p ro g ram m e o f songs and conjuring was performed by the MS 1 — four entertain­ ers who raise money for


the Multiple Sclerosis Society.


"It was a highly suc­


cessful evening," added the vicar.


Our picture shows


members and guests tit the service.


Three sought 1 * 0 1.1 ( ’ K a r t * s i * i * k i n g


l l in v m m who aU f in p tc i l to s t ra l p ro p e r ty from the


X o rw e h depot ill H it l ie ro e on Sunday. I l ie t h r e e men w e re


.•wen loading up one of the d e p o t ’ s v a n s , h u t it is


b e l ie v e d th e y w e re d is- tu rh e d , b e fo re d r iv in g a w a y in a s i l v e r F o rd


I 'ie s ta X K 2 a t 11-17 p.m. Anyone with informa­


tion about tile attempted tlielt should contact Clith­


e rn e Rolice on 112,S2 MUllil.


Cancer boy’s fund takes off


I IZ 3 9


Kingdom. "We wish to make a


statement in an attempt to redress the balance and to correct what we believe is the false' impression that the best treatments avail­ able for these conditions are only available in the United States.


"Both nationally and


locally we feel sure that the quality of neurosurgi­ cal services, particularly paediatric neurosurgical services, is in most cases equal to that available in the United States. "We feel that children in


the UK can and should have access to appropriate treatment and facilities that are currently avail­


able in centres in this c o u n t r y ,


s u c h a s .iverpool. “We wish to make this


s t a tem e n t , not with respect to any individual cases, but as a reflection of our responsibility to the many children treated


nationally and in particular in Merseyside.” Explaining the Goulds’


decision, the sub-postmas­ ter’s wife, who has been helping with the fund-rais­ ing, said that Jo’s parents had opted for American treatment because the specialist at the New York clinic had successfully treated children with a similiar cancer to Jo ’s, whereas a British special­ ist offering treatment had operated only twice before in similar eases and both children had died.


“Parents everywhere


will know why Jo’s‘parents are pinning their hopes on


going to New York," Mrs Latham added.


officers took part in the competition, run by the International Polieo Exhi­ bition and Conference. Each officer was judged by a panel of top police­ men, including representa­ tives of the London Metro­ politan Police Force and the Police Federation. The nominated officers


Status quo for the Valley


support for a unitary Rib- ble Valley being the high­ est in Lancashire, the commission said there had been marked support for the status quo in the area. Mrs Levick explained


tha t the commission’s rep o r t had also found interest in parts of the Ribble Valley to return to “historic” Yorkshire, but no recommendations were made on this matter. She concluded that any


petitions and responses regarding the recommen­ dations should now be directed to the Secretary of State. During the campaign,


national media attention focused on the Ribble Val­ ley and in particular the s u c c e s s f u l C a m p a i g n


Against Ribble Valley’s Extinction — CARVE — spearheaded by "Th e Clitheroe Advertiser and Times,” which staved off the valley’s dissection between neighbouring authorities. The commission was


faced with three options for the Ribble Valley and Lancashire: ® Eight unitary authori­


ties with the Ribble Valley merging with Hyndburn. © Six unitary authori­


ties with the Ribble Valley merging with Blackburn and Hyndburn. • The s t a tu s quo,


retaining both the Ribble Valley Council and Lanca­ shire County Council in


the p re s en t tw o - t ie r system.


THERE was a chilly hut fascinating start to Clith- eroo Naturalists’ winter programme when Mr Cor­ don Vales presented a film


A chilly start


entitled: "Birds of fire and ice."


He described a visit to


Iceland and spoke of mam- birds to he found which are rare in Britain hut common there, giving as one example the snow bunting, a rare sighting on Pendle Hill, hut a bird seen daily in Iceland. Sla­ vonian grebes were filmed on the n e s t , as were numerous others. The volcanic scenery


was spec tacular, with waterfalls and lakes and tile brief Icelandic summer


producing a profusion of colourful flowers, includ­


ing in ill ions of green orchids.


I he film ended with a


spectacular sunset, fol­ lowed by a sunrise just K) minutes later. Miss Jose­ phine Kelly gave a vote of thanks.


The next talk will he on November dial, entitled


’Tendle Way," hv Mr R. Jackson.


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DESIGNATED CONSERVATION AREA


A n a p p l ic a t io n h a s b e e n received for permission to NEW SHOP FRONT AT 41 KING


STREET, WHALLEY, application no. 3/94/0693


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NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 12B


Proposed development at (a) Lower Flass Farm, For­ est Becks Brow, Bolton-by- Bowland


I GIVE NOTICE THAT Miss J M Simpson is applying to the Ribble Valley Borough Council for planning permis­ sion to Conversion of Exist­ ing Attached Barn to Form B & B Cate and New Porch Alterations to access (resub­ mission) Application No. 3/94/0692 The proposed development affects Public Right ol Way No. 34 & 35 in the Parish of


Bolton-by-Bowland, Gisburn Forest & Sawley


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