20 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, April 6th, Is


Artists to stage Easter exhibition


SOME 30 artists from various parts of Brit­ ain, who have come to live and work in the Ribble Valley as part o f an innovativ e scheme at Brockhall Village, are to stage an exhibition at Easter.


The scheme is part of


the ambitious redevelop­ ment plan for the former hospital and is aimed at giving the artists a chance to launch themselves on a commercial basis and to enhance the aesthetic a s p e c t s


o f t h e


redevelopment. They have formed them­


selves into the Brockhall Arts’ Institute and live in


Awards for child care


THREE Clitheroe child­ care workers have gained further qualifications through an East Lanca­ shire Training and Enter­ prise Council (E LTEC) programme.


Pino Pozzi, Lisa Aller- ton and Claire Howarth


were among 15 Lancashire childcare workers to


receive their Playwork Foundation Course certifi­ cates from ELTEC Chief Executive Mr Mark Price.


As part of its Out-of-


School Childcare pro­ gramme, ELTEC spon­ sored the 15 trainees on the course, which is offered bv the national Kids Club Network organ- is a t ion and lay s the groundwork for National Vocational Qualification Level 2 in Playwork.


Th e O u t -o f-S ch o o l


Childcare programme was launched two years ago, following a successful bid for Government funding, to improve the provision of after-school childcare throughout East Lanca­ shire and enable parents to make the most of local job opportunities.


a converted nurses’ hostel. Their work embraces a wide variety of fine art, from ceramics to sculpture installations, involving the aesthetic uses o f space both inside and outside buildings. The artists, who use the


former hospital laundry room as a workshop, will be demonstrating their skill to visitors to the exhi­ bition, which will be in progress from Good Fri­ day to Easter Monday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The scheme is part of


B ro ckh a l l d e v e lo p e r Gerald Hitman’s vision of creating a diverse village community on the site and forms part of the planning authority’s light industry r e qu irem en t fo r the


overall project. “ We arrived here in


November and most mem­ bers o f the group are under 25,” said Mr Reuben Reuten. “We are hopir members of the public wifi come to view our work and g e t some idea o f our I operation, which is quite


an innovative idea and gives us the freedom to


concentrate on our work.” Some of Mr Reuten s


ceramic sculptures and work by other artists from the colony have already been on exhibition at the Station Platform Gallery, in Clitheroe. Mr Reuten impressed many visitors to that exhibition with an imaginative and finely work ceramic T -sh ir t sculpture.


Ramblers head for West Pennines


THE local train service helped 20 Clitheroe Ram­ blers break new ground when they travelled to Brom­ ley Cross for an observer walk in the Turton and Eiitwistle area of the West Pennines. From Bromley Cross, they followed the Bradshaw


Brook to the Jumbles Reservoir Country Park, where a Countryside Ranger gave them a brief outline of the ecology (if the three reservoirs to be visited and birds to be observed. The group, led by Mr Norman Thorpe, then walked


along the edge of the Jumbles to Turton Bottoms, not­ ing the relics of the dyeing, bleaching and calico print­ ing industry, which used to occupy the valley. Crossing the medieval packhorse bridge and not­


ing the "new" bridge, which replaced it in 11)75, they followed the old track up the 1ml to Chapeltown.Here they admired the 18th century houses, old grammar school, village inn, stocks and market cross. After following the path to Entwistle alongside Wayoh Reservoir, they looked at the historic Entwistle


Hall and New Hall and finally walked round Entwistle Reservoir, with its pinewoods and attractive views of


open moorland. In complete contrast to this walk, a group will be


visiting the northern Rowland Fells over North West Water Access land on Sunday.The walk links the Bow- land Knotts road, Cross of Greet road and Salter Fell road, passing White Hill — the third highest fell m Howland. The walk, led by group chairman Mr John White-


head, is only 10 miles, but strong waterproof foot­ wear is essential. Non-members are most welcome to try this new route. Unfortunately, dogs are not invited. Walkers should meet at Waterloo ear park at 10


a.m. or Mcrribent cattle grid (GR70!)5(i9) at 10-30 a.m. Further details are available from Mr White- head on Clitheroe 23881.


Still in recession but it’s open for business


WHILE the recession blues are still being felt throughout the region, there are new shops continuing to hang up their “ open for business” signs in


Clitheroe. Despite several shops


permanently closing their doors in the town over the last few months, Clitheroe is attracting businesses from inside and outside the Ribble Valley. One Blackburn busi­


nessman and his wife are so convinced about the


merits of the town that they are both opening new businesses in the town shortly after Easter. Businessman Mr Alan Crosbie has snapped up a


vacant unit in Castle Street for his photographic shop, Clitheroe Photo Centre, while his wife, Clarice, is opening a deli- c a t e s s e n in Sw a n Courtyard. Mr Crosbie, who has


been in the photographic business for 30 years, said


they felt there was a mar­ ket for the businesses in


the town and were looking


Concert is cancelled


SU N D A Y ’S concert at Clitheroe Civic Hall, fea­ turing guitarist Denny Laine, has been cancelled because of lack of interest, says o rg a n is e r John Sweetmore. He eommented: "W e


have had only one booking for the concert and cannot afford to take a gamble. We lost money on the Bay C ity R ol le rs and the Sweet, and just cannot afford any more losses. “ It is very sad, because


the concerts have been thoroughly enjoyed by all who have attended but, at the end of the day, we have to be realistic. We are still hoping, however, to stage a concert featur­ ing Wayne Fontana and th e M in d b en d e rs in November.”


' Denny Laine, a former


member o f the Moody Blues and Wings, co-wrote


chart-topper “Mull of Kin- t y r e ’ ' w i t h P a u l McCartney.


With Wings, he enjoyed


upwards o f 30 chart entries, among them "Jet” and “Band on the Run.”


forward to working in


Clitheroe. Before deciding to start


the business, Mr Crosbie had been taking a break


from the photographic trade, but he still believed there were still opportuni­ ties available for him. “ I suppose that I still


feel I have a lot to offer,” he said. “ I have always


liked Clitheroe and I am looking forward to setting


up in the town.” Mr Crosbie added that


they would be taking on local people to work in the


shops. In Moor Lane, Mrs


Kimberley Walmsley is taking over the premises,


formerly used by W. B. Dale and Sons Ltd, for her craft shop.


Mrs Walmsley, of Chth- . _....


eroe, believes the busi­ ness, which will specialise


in selling rare fabric and j e w e l l e r y -m a k i n g material, has potential in the town. She said: “ I think that


the people are c ra f t minded, judging by the


number of craft exhibi­ tions in the library, and I am craft minded, so it


*y > seemed natural to open


the shop.” The shop will be called


“Aunt Jemimah’s” and is named after Mrs Walms-


ley’s 11-year-old daughter. When the “Advertiser


and Times” approached the Moor Lane shop’s for­ mer proprietor to discover the reason for the paint and wallpaper business’s closure, he refused to comment.


E ls ew h e re in Moor


Lane, three other shops still remain vacant, but it


is b e l iev ed one may shortly be occupied.


Also in the town, Book-


sale, the discount book shop in Market Place, closed its doors for the final time two weeks ago.


Clitheroe Chamber of


T rad e p res id ent Mrs Judith Hitchen welcomed the new shops to the town, saying it was a good sign


for Clitheroe’s businesses. She added that it was,


unfortunate some town centre shops had closed, but this was not uncom­ mon in a market town such as Clitheroe.


BRAVE PETS ARE BEING SOUGHT


W O U LD you l ik e to acknowledge the courage and determination shown by your pet in recovering, against all the odds, from injury or illness?


The Pet Survivor of the Year Award, sponsored by


Vitapet and the People’s Dispensary for Sick Ani­ mals (PDSA), is open to all


pet owners whose pets nave received veterinary treatment for serious ill­ ness or injury during 1994.


The PDSA provides


treatments for sick and in ju red p e ts , whose owners’ financial circum­ stances mean they cannot afford private veterinary treatment.


Tli ia award, however, is


open to all pet owners, whether PDSA or private v e t e r in a r y p r a c t ic e clients. The North-West winner


will take part in a national final, which will be held at the Coventry Hilton National Hotel on Septem­ ber 5th. Many attractive prizes are on offer, includ­ ing a luxury break for two at any UK Hilton National


hotel. Entry forms are obtain­


able from PR Department, PDSA Head Office, Whi­ techapel Way, Priorslee, Telford, Shropshire, TF2 9PQ, or telephone 01952 290999. Entries close May 2(5th.


Easter closing


All public counters at both main and sub-post offices in the Ribble Valley will be closed all (lay on Good F r i d a y a n d E a s t e r


Monday. On Easter Saturday all


main post office counters and sub-post office count­


TW O 1 0 - y e a r - o ld


ers — except those in Bashall Eaves, Chatburn, Gisburn, Waddington and Henthorn Road — are open as usual. Pensions and allowances


due for payment on the above dates will be avail­ able one week in advance.


Top badges for local Cubs F o r th e p a s t nine


achievers have had their efforts rewarded, having just been presented with Adventure Crest badges.


This is the highest Cub award, and it is the first time that it has been won by members of the Second Whalley Cubs. ■


months, Paul Fitzsim- monds, of Wiswell Lane,. Whalley, and Andrew S tron g, o f Whiteac re Lane, Barrow, have been w o rk in g towards- the award through a variety of activities, including camp-- ing, culture and first aid. Their hard work paid off


when they were presented with their badges by PC Brett Jackson.


Over recent weeks, PC Jackson has been working


closely with the, 17 mem-1 bers of the Cubs all o f | whom have just won their road safety proficiency badges.


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SERVICES Operator’s Licence claim against o r an In te re s t Ja c k Bullock and Melvin Miller,


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trading as Miller and Bullock Ta rm a c Contractors, 38 Bal­


m o ra l A v e n u e , C l i th e ro e , Lancs is applying to replace without change a licence to use Back Ge orge Street G a r ­ age, Clitheroe, as an operating centre for 1 goods vehicle and


0 trailers. Owners and occupiers of land (including buildings) in the vi­ cinity of the operating centre, who believe that their use or enjoyment of that land will be p reju dic ia lly affected, m ay make written representations to the Ucensing Authority at North Western Traffic Area, Portcullis H o u s e , S e ym o u r Grove, Manchester, M16 O N E , within 21 days following the publication of this notice. Rep­ resentors must at the same time send a copy of their repre­ sentations to tha applicant, at the address given at the top of this notice


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The Clitheroe Advertiser and Times will be published as normal on Thursday


April 13th, but the advertising deadlines will be as follows:-


Run of Paper and Entertainments - 1.00 p.m. Monday April 10th. Classified -


4.00 p.m. Monday April 10th


ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE


Whilst care is taken to check all advertising that appears in the papers, occasionally errors do occur. We, therefore, ask advertisers to check


their own adverts carefully and let us know immediately if any mistakes are present. We regret that we cannot accept responsibility for more than one incorrect advertisement and no recompense will be given where these errors do not affect the value or content of the advertisement.


CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


CUSTOMERS Whilst we endeavour to ensure all faxed


advertisements appear in the correct publication,


confirmation by customers that your fax has been received, would be appreciated.


Fax. (0282) 35332


Telephone to confirm rece :elipt:


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f PHOTOGRAPHER Legal Notices


M a rg a r e t M u ry Se fton d e ceased


In the e s ta te o f


N o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n pursuant to S e c t ion 27 o f the T r u s t e e A c t , 1 9 2 5 . T h a t any p e rs on h a v in g a


in th e e s ta te o f M a r g a r e t M a r y S e f t o n la t e o f 49 P im l ic o R o a d . C l i th e r o e , L a n c a s h ir e w h o d ie d on 28th day o f F eb ru a ry 1995 is h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to s en d pa r t icu la rs in w r i t in g o f his


c la im o r In t e r e s t t o th e u n d e rs ign ed th e S o l ic i to r s fo r the E x e cu to r b e fo r e the 19th day o f June 1995 a fte r w h ich d a te th e E x e cu to rs w i l l d is t r ib u t e th e e s ta te among the p e rson s en t it le d th e r e to h avin g re g a rd on ly to the claims and in te re s t o f w h ich th ey huve hod n o t ic e and w i l l n o t as re sp e c ts the ro p e r ty s o d is tr ibu ted , be


. ia b l e t o a n y p e r s o n o f w h o s e c laim o r in te r e s t th ey shall n o t then huve n o t ic e .


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Operator’s Licence


Jo h n Ainsworth, trading as J . Ainsworth, 2 Pleasant View, Billlngton, Clitheroe, Lancs, Is applying to replace without change a licence to use 2 Pleasant View, Billlngton, Cli ­ theroe, B B 7 9N P , as an oper­ ating centre for 2 goods ve ­ hicles and 2 trailers. Ow n e rs and occupiers of land (including buildings) in the v i ­


cinity of the operating centre, wh o believe that their use or enjoyment of that land will be p reju dic ia lly affected, m a y make wntten representations to the Licensing Authonty at North Western Traffic Area, Portcullis H o u s e , S e ym o u r G ro ve, Manchester, M16 O N E , within 21 days following the publication of this notice. Rep­ resentors must at the same time send a copy of their repre­ sentations to the applicant, at the address given at the top of ■: this notice


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33 Hours / week (negotiable)


This is a temporary post to cover maternity leave with a view to becoming permanent


We are looking for someone to work as part of a team in the Clitheroo Health Centre Dispensary. This post will


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36 Y E A R O LD mate d iv o r ­ c ee from Hullfax. th ou gh t ­ ful, non sm ok in g fa th e r o f tw o . fa ir ly s lim , 6 ft w ith a v e ra g e lo o k s , e n jo y g o in g ou t . s ta y in g in. huvlng fun. g o o d sense o f humour w ith w id e ra n g e o f In te r e s ts , s e eks s en s it iv e ca r in g w o ­ man w ith s im i la r in te re s ts . 28-32. Box N o . 5396.


G A Y M A L E . 3 2 y ears, have ow n place, l ik e d o g s . Burn­ le y area, s e ek s s om e on e o f


s im i la r a g e fo r fr ien d sh ip and re la t ion sh ip . Box N o . 5356.


G A Y M A L E . 4 0 's . th in k s and acts much y ou n g e r , fed up o f o n e n ig h t s tun ds, s e ek s a g en u in e c om m it ­ m en t fr om y o u n g e r guy. 2 3 -3 8 , g .s .o .h . , n o t ic s , lo o k in g fo r that sp e c ial guy w h o is read y to g iv e and rc - c c iv s lo ts o f ten d e r lo v in g care. Box N o . 5278.


G A Y G U Y . 25 y ears. 5 f t 91n. blue ey e s . lo o k in g fo r that sp e c ial guy 21-25, in te re s ts a r c d r iv in g , sw im m in g , p o o l , n igh ts in / ou t . Box N o . 5304.


I A M DEE, 27 y ea rs o ld , fun lo v in g und en jo y a b le , v e ry caring, lo k k in g fo r s om e ­ on e s im ila r , cu r ren t ly a stu ­ d e n t s tu d y in g p r o b a t io n and w e l fa r e , in te re s ts arc sw im m in g , t ra v e l , me e t in g p e o p le , d is co dancing and va r iou s o th e r things, seeks s om e on e w h o is coring fo r fr ien d sh ip o r re la t ion sh ip . Box N o . 5357.


L A D Y . 31, 5 f t 31n. medium len gth b r ow n hair, g re en e y e s , s l im b u i ld , e n jo y s p u b s , e a t in g o u t . c o s y nights in. n on sm ok e r , l ik e s sw im m in g , gym, d iv o rc ed , tw o c h i ld r e n , w o r k in g , lo o k in g fo r u mule. 5 ft 5ln to 6 f t . s l im t o m ed ium build, must be h on e s t and t r u s tw o r th y , o w n t e e th and hair. lo ts o f t.I.c. to g iv e . Box N o . 5279.


19 Y E A R O LD ta l l, blond male , h o b b ie s a re sw im ­ ming, fo o tb a l l , running and compu te rs , w ou ld l ik e to me e t g ir l w ith g o o d sense o f humour, lo o k s u n im p o r ­ tant. fo r meals d r in k s and cinema. Box N o . 5333.


25 Y E A R O LD fema le , g o od lo o k in g , lon g b row n hair, e n jo y s c lubs, d in in g ou t , s o c ia l is in g , s p o r ts , g o o d


s en s e o f humour, en jo y s lu u gh in g u lo t . B o x N o . 5171.


32 Y E A R O LD mu le . 5 f t 10ln. s lim bu i ld , g o o d lo o k ­


ing. g o o d sense o f humour, seek s fr ien d . Box N o . 5344.


34 Y E A R O LD fem a le , s ep ­ a ra ted . 5 f t 7in. b lon d e hair, blue ey e s , s lim to medium b u i ld , l ik e s e a t in g o u t . clubs, so c ia l is in g , nights in. k e e p f it , s e ek s u s im i la r m a le 2 5 -3 5 . w i th g.s.o.h. Box N o . 52282.


35 Y E A R O LD s ln o lc p a r ­ ent. male, ow n h ome and car. w o rk in g , lo o k in g fo r s om e o n c c t o s h a r e l i f e w ith . Box N o .5268.


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bru n e t te , k ind, caring and s in c e r e , sm o k e , s o c ia l d r in k e r , l ik e w in in g , d in ­ ing. th ea tre , h o l id a y s home a n d a b r o a d , h a v e o w n house and car. lo o k in g fo r s in g le , sm a r t , in t e l l ig e n t


g en t , 48 plus w i th same qu a l it ie s and v iew to la s t ­ ing re la t ion sh ip . Box No . 5295.


48 Y E A R O LD w id o w , 5 ft S in , s l im /m e d lum b u i ld , b row n h air, b lue ey e s , Qood s en se o f humour, s in c e re and c a r in g , non sm o k e r , l ik e c ou n try s id e and a n i­ mals, l ik e music, nights in o r out. Box N o . 5388.


59 Y E A R O LD fem a le , d i ­ v o rc ed . l ik e th ea tre , danc­ ing. w a lk in g , le a rn in g to sw im , s e ek s s om e on e w ith s im i la r In te re s ts fo r c om ­ p anionship. Box N o . 5347.


28 Y E A R O LD male , l ik e pu b s , m u s ic , s ta y in g in. g o l f , seek s fem a le o f s im i la r a g e and in te re s ts fo r fun nights ou t . Box N o . 5203.


D IV O R C E D m a le , e a r ly 4 0 's , p ro fe s s io n a l , ca r in g w i th w a rm p e r s o n a l i t y , v a r io u s In te r e s ts , w o u ld l ik e to m e e t curing, lo y a l f e ­ male 3 5 -4 0 fo r fr ien d sh ip and p o s s ib le re la t ion sh ip . B u r n le y a r e a . B o x N o . 5366.


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