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ONE hundred nur­ sery school pupils in Clitheroe have spent all y e a r c o l le c t in g pennies for children less fortunate than


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dren of Ribblcsdalc Nur­ sery School, who arc all aged between three and five, have been bringing in a penny or two a day to raise £50 for the NSPCC. On F r id a y , the


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NSPCC’s area represen­ tative, Mrs Cathy Webb, visited the school on Queen’s Road and col­ lected the money from the morning children. Teacher Mrs Lesley


Livesey said: “We teach the children about caring and sharing and how important it is to think about others. All the children have brought in th e ir p en n ie s and • contributed.” During the year, the


children made a trail of the coins from the school door to their classroom,’ but they had bagged them up to give to Mrs Webb on Friday. The morning children


are pictured with Mrs Webb.


Health target


CLITHEROE’S health centre has had two win­ dows smashed by vandals. Each window has cost


the centre , which is situated on Railway Vietv, £100. The vandals struck at 10


p.m. on Friday last w'eek. £1,400 theft


valued at £999, the LEC fridge-freezer is valued at £300 and the Code 7 lead is valued at £100. ______


Van missing


A WHITE Ford Transit van, valued at £2,500, has been stolen from Haugh Avenue, Simonstone.


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A GARDEN tractor, a fridge-freezer and a roll of electrical lead have been stolen from Standen Hall Estate, in Clitheroe. The Lav'nflite tractor is


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S E V E N bands have been selected to pres­ ent a festival o f music


in Clitheroe. m Clitheroe. Sound Blast


’9(i to be staged at the Castle Bandstand on July 14th,' will offer a variety of styles of music, from rock to jazz-funk and pop, ■ it is the third event of: its kind in four years and, because of previous suc­ cesses, it is to become an annual festival.


Over 30 bands this year ' ,


applied to' organisers Coun. John McGowan and former Ribble Valley MP Michael Carr to. perform. They decided on the iinal seven after listening to the


. The Whipping Post and Victoria both have mem­ bers from Clitheroe. The other bands are Funzig, Lorane, The Revival, H e d g e p i g a n d 1 h e Poppyfields.


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Post of countryside officer threatened by funding withdrawal


THE Countryside Commission is to withdraw its support for the post o f the Forest o f Bowland’s Area o f Outstanding Natural Beauty Oilieer — and local authorities in the area are concerned they will not be


able to afford him. The officer has com­ pleted the main part of his


job since the post was created in 1991 — the preparation of the man­ agement plan for the area — and the Commission’s 50% support is due to end in 1997.


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WI talent will steal the show


AN annual exhibition which prides itself on con­ sistently high standards of skill is drawing near.


show is to be held at St Augustine’s RC High School, Billington,- on July 13th. The popular show,


which has 65 classes embracing a wide .variety of craftwork and produce for people to view, is always well attended.


All 13 Clitheroe and dis­


trict WIs are to contribute to the’show, which seems to be going from strength to strength, as well as at least four other-WI groups from o th e r parts of Lancashire.


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ing space in the school grounds, a WI market will be held in the school hall nnd the event starts at 10 a.m. and finishes at 5 p.m.


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Barrow accountant Miss Joanne Reed married accounting .technician Mr John Ashurst, of South- port, at St Leonard’s CE Church, Lahgho. The bride is the daugh­


father, the bride wore a Thai silk and chiffon gown, featuring a straight skirt and train, and carried a bouquet o f roses anti’ eucalyptus.. < r v '/?■• 'T'i-J . In attendance'was Miss Sarah V. Reed,who wore a hyacinth-blue dress and carried a bouquet of roses. Best man was Mr David


Ashurst and the grooms­ men were Mr Richard Edwards and Mr Mark O’Neil. The ceremony was performed by. the Rev. Quentin Wilson. A reception was held at


the Mytton Fold. Farm Hotel, Langho, and the couple honeymooned in Cyprus. They are to live in Southport. Photo: D. Simmons, Clitheroe.


ter of Mr and Mrs L. Reed, of Mytton View, Barrow. The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs R. Ashurst, of Southport. Given away by her


CounciLdoes not believe that it will be able to make up the shortfall if other funding partners cannot take up their share.


the next two years. At 1996-7 prices, an extra c o s t o f £ 2 ,7 1 9 was involved. Mr Bailey recommended


that the council inform the AONB Advisory Commit­ tee that, while it valued and appreciated the work of the officer, it was unable to make a commit­ ment to the increased level of contributions until later in the year.


The borough’s chief nmg officer. In his report,


Coun. Howel Jones, agreed with the chief plan-


planning o f f ic e r , Mr Mr Bailey had pointed out Stewart Bailey, told mem- that several full members bers of the Planning and of the Advisory Commit- Development Committee tee made no financial eon- that the work of the tribution. whatsoever. AONB officer was valu- These included North able and particularly so to Yorkshire County Council,' Ribble Valley Borough English Nature and the C ou n c i l , which was Environment Agency, responsible for such a Coun. Jones said he had a large proportion of the s u s p ic io n th a t the area the officer covered. Environment Agency had But the matter had to got a lot more money than


be considered in compari- had the borough council, son with the recent budge- Coun. Dorothy Pearson, tary procedure under- who is a member of the taken by the council and Advisory Committee, said


.the .effect on,.its..own she agree with both previ-. directly-employed staff. ~ous-speakers. The.Ribble While] the loss'of a propor- Valley Borough Council tion of the officer’s time* benefited from its share of would be regrettable, it the officer’s work. • would be a large step for Coun. Derek Waller the council to commit itself asked whether the council to increased funding for should be taking overt


Unnamed road to stay closed until July 16th


THE unnamed road between Kirk Mills and Peacock Hey Farm in Chipping, which has-been closed since June 19th, is to stay closed until July 16th.


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THE new rose queen at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, Nicola Millard (12), played a big part in the recent family service. Not only was she the centre of attraction when she was crowned by Clilh-


eroe Mayoress Mrs Maureen Holt, but she then played a clarinet accompani­ ment to one o f the hymns and finally, like all good queens, she took part in an official opening. Along with retiring rose queen Rachel Child (12), she officially opened a


new path which has been constructed from the church to the parish hall. During the service a group of young musicians — Kathryn Booth (1-1) and.


Catherine Grcatorcx (11) on cello, Rachel Nicholson (10) on piano, Grace Lawton (10) on violin and Knly Sandhani (10) on flute — played for.the congregation. Nicola is pictured with her retinue, left to right, Rebecca Child (10), Vic­ toria Barnes (10), William Child (six) and Megan Phillip (six).________________


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will be available at all1 times, but there is an alternative route for other vehicles, which need to use the 1.5 km stretch’ of road.


This is via the C354 past


Old Hive, Top O’Saunders and Fish House,turning


right on to the unnamed road near Fish House Lane and past Wolfcn Mill to rejoin the road — or vice versa in the other- direction.


The closure is to enable refurbishment works to be carried out to a water mains.


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Council plans to open the road again at 4 p.m. on the latter date.


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action against the three bodies mentioned who were making no contribu­ tion. Should the council go out positively and seek their support? The ch ie f planning


officer’s recommendation was accepted..


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attracted 2,000 people through the castle gates and, as in past years, there is no charge for admission, although a collection will be made for local children’s play areas. ' The organisers, who are still looking for a sponsor, say that it is an event for all the family and food will be provided. Anyone wanting more


information, or who would like to act as sponsor, can contact Coun. McGowan on 01200 28724.


£250 theft


A SONY radio-cassette valued at £250 was stolen from an Audi estate car. parked on the Edisford Road car park, Clitheroe, . between 1-30 p.m. and 9-, 30 p.m. on Friday. .


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