Hi Clitlieme Advertiser & Times, June Ulli, 101)1! S p r i n g c a t t l e s a l e


p r o v e s a s u c c e s s


T H E R E were 87 cattle forward a t th e sn r in g sale o f Clitheroe Auction M a il.


The sale was a success, given


recent t rade in d a iry cows, and only a small percentage o f cattle were unsold.


Heifers closest to calv ing met


th e b e s t t r a d e , b u t la te Ju ly /e u r ly A u g u s t culvers were also in demand.


Good p r ice s w e re achieved,


w ith top in -ca lf heifers b r in g in g £940, £910 and £870. and top in- c a lf cows b r in g in g £780, £770 a n d £ 0 0 0 . I n - c a l f h e i fe r s averaged £041.20, in -c a lf cows £520 and b u llin g heifers £055.10.


The top price o f the day went


to an in -ca lf h e ife r ( fo u r broad te e th , due .In ly ) , which I t . Itsit- c l i f f e , L a n g h o , s o ld to 1 . S h u ttlew o r th , Skipton, fo r £080.


T ra d e a t M o n d a y ’ s m a rk e t


was s l ig h t ly b e t te r th a n la s t week, w ith bulls topping a t llf»p p e r kg.


The average b u ll price, Oli.O tp


p e r kg, was nearly the same as la s t w e e k , b u t o n ly a sm a ll selection o f h e ife rs made 10lp p e r kg, averaging 89.70p.


I ’ n ce s seemed to be in line


w i th o th e r liv e s to c k c e n t re s a n d , a lth o u g h th e m a rk e t is


depressed, O lith o ro e seems to be holding its own.


Prices: You n g b u lls — l ig h t


m a d e to HG.GOp ( a v e r a g e 8 7 .14p) , m e d ium to 114.50p (9G.5Gp) , h e a v y to 10 7 .50 p (10 5 .5 0 p ) , o v e ra l l to 114.50]) (OO.Olp). H eifers — medium to 100 .5 0 ]


lambs a t 140.22]) per kg to A. Moorhouse. The to]) pr icu per


head was £50. T h e re a re c u r r e n t ly e ig h t


lam b b u y e rs on th e m a rk e t , w in c h shows th a t demand is g o o d . Good le v e l p r ic e s are b e ing paid and e x t ra numbers are needed to satis fy demand. T here were only a few hoggs


fo rw a rd an d th e y a v e ra g e d 114.20 p e r k g , b u t ewes and ram s w e n t th ro u g h th e roof,


w i th new custom h e lp in g the proceedings. T h e re w e re n o t as m a n y


.sheep forward as last week, bu t the best o f them were £10 per head up on la s t w e e k . Ew es made to £08.50 (average £-10.25) ami rams made to £07 (£48.09). P r ic e s : L am b s — l ig h t to


187.14]) (185.08])), s tandard to 147.22]


188.17p (1 2 0 .9 1 p ) , h e a v y to


121.05p (1 2 1 .05 p ) , o v e ra ll to 147.22] ) (181.88])). Prune hoggs — standard to 94.12]) (94.12])), medium to 114.29]) (108.24])), ove rw e ig h t to 105.00]) (90.97])), o v e ra l l to U 4 .2 9 p (102.25p). Ewes to £08.50 (£-19.25). Rams to £(57 (£48.09). A t T u e s d a y ’s m a r k e t , 40 calves were entered fo r sale and


th e c a lf r in g was busy. T rade was good, w i th some fa rm e rs b u y in g calves to rear. F r ie s ia n b u lls , 10 days and


un d e r , ami e lig ib le fo r CPAS, were down in price ju s t a lit t le , w ith a toj) price o f £95 (average £75.71). Reef cross bulls made to £102,


) (8 0 .7 0 ] ) ) , o v e ra l l to


100.50] ) (80.70])). M o n d a y 's m a rk e t was busy


fo r lambs, w ith o ve r 1,000 slice]) in th e m a rk e t , along w ith one new ewe customer. Prices dropped s lig h t ly on last


w e e k , b u t as n um b e rs had in c r e a s e d t h i s w a s to be expected. The best prices made to MOp


p e r k g , w i th an a v e ra g e o f 181.88]) p e r k g . T he to n price w e n t to T . H. and K. L . Himlle, o f I t is h to n , who sold a pen o f


fo r a Belgian Blue, b u t Angus calves ave ra g e d o n ly £52.88, Beef cross heifers made to £82. Th e re were q u ite a few more


sheep and lambs fo rw a rd than las t week, b u t not many young slice]). Mule shearlings w ith sin­ gles made £52 (average £-18.82) and ewes and lambs made £-12 (£80.25).


| ^ ^ - '4 Public Notice*


C a n c e r g r o u p p a y s t r i b u t e t o f o u n d e r


CANCER ap p e a l fund-raisers in Read and Simonstone have paid tribute to their founder member, Mrs Anne Quinn, who died shortly before she was due to r e c e iv e a national honour.


v*lo n v! • n 0 r Tiru- ) (181.52p), medium to


invitation arrived for her to collect a medal from the Duchess of Kent. She founded th e Read


.5 member. Hailing from Leek in honour for those who give


Staffordshire, she moved..a long and loyal service to to Read with her husband, the Macmillan Appeal to Philip, in 1%7 after a spell help cancer sufferers, in Accrington, where his Her favourite commit- doctor’s surgery is based,


Mrs Quinn of Whins in Staffordshire. Medal — a p re s t ig io u s Mrs Quinn started work nual lunch a t the Masonic


as a music teacher, before Hall in Padiham, where b e c om in g a c om p a n y she was presented with a director for the family firm special brooch by members


to say thank-you for her


Lane, Read, dmd suddenly She became a housewife dedication, on May 23rd a t the age ot wjien she married her hus- “She turned up to every


. .J S f i .™ band and was a member of function we had and was th e Women's In s t i tu te always a great support,” while living in Head. She said chairman Mrs Eliza-


and Simonstone Cancer Relief Macmillan Fund fol­ lowing her own battle with breast cancer in 1972. The disease was quickly


halted with an operation and she made a complete


recovery. But Mrs Quinn felt she


could do something to help other sufferers and called on her fellow villagers to


lend a hand. Always inclined to stay


behind th e scenes, Mrs Quinn chose n o t to be chairman of the organisa­ tion and initially worked as i ts s e c re ta ry for 12 years. At other times, she was s im p ly a c o m m i t t e e


F o o t b a l l s u c c e s s f o r E u r o c o m p o s e r E a Z H E H H E S


Exciting plans for Castle


used by council workmen could also be brought into the equation. Mr A lk e r s a id th a t


groups already, using the facilities (there arc bowl­ ing greens, a hard-court area, tennis courts and a pitch and putt area) would also be p ro te c te d . The views of in te re s t groups had already been sought; but, so far, there had been little response.


The idea would be to


upgrade these facilities in such a way th a t they could complement th e sp o r ts facilities a t RpefieUl Lei­ sure Centre, the subject of


A WINNING goal for England may have been lacking at the weekend, but Chipping com­ poser Richard Mitchell certainly scored another success with his theme for the Euro 96 opening ceremony.


T e le v i s io n s t a t io n s c r e d i t s is c e r t a i n l y b ro ad cas t Mr Mitchell’s impressive. In 1988 he co­


theme for the Wembley composed the ITV theme spectacular to millions of for the Olympic Games in football fans around th e Seoul. His o th e r work world on Saturday after- includes theme tunes for noon. Mr Mitchell was BBCl’s “Harry”, starring am o n g th e W em b le y M ich a e l E lp h ic k , an d crowd listening to his fin- “Across th e Lake” , the ished musical masterpiece, t r a g ic s to r y of ra c in g which took aro u n d two months to compose. The ceremony included


driver Donald Campbell. He composes all his


a p a r a d e o f fo o tb a l l through the ages and a mock f ig h t b e tw een S t George and the dragon. Mr Mitchell was chosen


to compose the theme by the ceremony’s producer, Mr Jo h n Kaye Cooper, a f te r lie heard his other work. And his list of music-


a n o th e r L o t te r y b id , aready re p o r ted ny the A d v e r t is e r and Times. The idea was for the castle sports facilities to be more suitable for the less seri­ ous sp o r ts p e r so n th an those a t Roefield.


• The borough council


has already been given the support of Clitheroe Town Council for the castle bid and th e A d v e r t is e r and Times is aiming to assist the council by publishing a


simple qu estio n n aire in connection with the public participation exercise next


week. Copies of the question­


naire a re also available from the council offices, the Tour ist Information Centre and Platform Gal­ lery, all in Clitheroe.


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work in his hi-tech studio n e x t to h is C h ip p in g farmhouse.


P res to n -b o rn Mr Mit­


chell moved to the Ribble Valley from London in 1988. He took a degree in fine a r t a t college in the capital and worked there for several years.


a lso e n jo y e d p la y in g beth Briggs, bridge.


Mark, who is due to marry Quinn, which will even- next week.


The couple had one son, tually be sp en t helping


Mrs Quinn was invited c a n c e r v ic t im s in th e to receive the President’s North West.


Can you help with work? T H E c o m m i t te e is o n th e lo o k o u t fo r m o re


m em b e rs to h e lp w i th fu n d - r a is in g w o r k . Collections in llurnley and Clilhcroe supermar­ kets, coffee mornings and other functions need a


helping hand from anyone with time to spare. The committee holds a meeting every two months


and members often arran g e such events as mock auctions and trips to the theatre to boost funds. All th e c a sh ra is ed comes back to th e No rth


West a rea to help cancer victims locally. “We are a happy bunch and have a lot of . fun atj


these events,” said Mrs Briggs.


GISBURN AUCTION MART PRICES


T H E Thursday Silly a t Gisburn CriUddov). T op price fo r s tew s A u c t io n M a r t saw 43 n e w ly - anil h e ife rs was ih S l.S O lI . H. calved d a iry cuws and h e ife rs M ollin) ; top k ilo price tra s 400kg forw a rd , w ith f i r s t q u a lity cows a t 185.5]) — £542 (W . 1 inner), r o - i f - h im r . £1 0 5 0 fs iv e r n i r e C o ntinental l ig h t b u lls mane


£925)aml second q u a lity making £780 (£715). F i rs t q u a lity heifers


r ° U0b.il>), h«iv> to 128.o]>


m ade to £980 (£ 8 5 0 .2 5 ) an d ( lO J . i lp ) ; o th e r l ig h t b u lls to second q u a lity t o £7(55 (£718.85).. 1 0 5 .5 ] ) (8 9 . Ip ) , m e d ium to T here were nine in -ca lf d a iry 107.5]) (94.(5])), heavy to 109.5p


cows and heifers fo rw a rd , w ith (9 7 .9 p ) ; C o n t in e n ta l m e d ium cows making £560 (£485.05) and steers to 120.5t> (105. Ip ) , heavy heifers reaching £780 (£591.40).


to 109.5]) (100.7])); o th e r heavy T he sale o f re a r in g calves saw s te e rs to 9 4 .5p ; C o n t in e n ta l


110 fo rw a rd , w ith the to p F re i- lig h t heifers to 129.5p, medium sian b u ll calf, under fo u r weeks,! to 185.5p (1 0 9 .8 p ) , h e a v y to making £105 (E . H . Cowper th- 118.5p (98.6p); o th e r lig h t heif- w a i te ) an d th e to p B e lg ia n ers to 85.5]), medium to 88.5p, B lue,under fo u r weeks, making heavy to 86.5]) (85.4p). £195 (J. T . T horm ber ) . Charo-


In th e sheep s e c t io n , l ig h t


lais X b u ll calves made to £155 lambs made to 185.5p (180.bp), (£ 1 2 6 .7 5 ) , L im o u s in to £150 s ta n d a rd to 152.2p (1 8 8 .5p) , ( £ 9 9 .1 0 ) , h e i fe r s to £ 1 4 0 m e d ium to 151.8p (1 8 4 .Op), (£02.10);Belgian Blue X bulls to heavy to 112p; standard hoggs £225 (£149.85), heifers to £184 to 127.8p (U 1 .2 p ) , medium to (£90.75); Simmental X bulls to 104.8]) (100.8])), heavy to 110.4p £175 (£144.50), heifers to £145 (1 0 7 .0 p ) , o v e rw e ig h t to 82]) (£186.25); Blonde d’A q u ita in e X (7 9 .8 p ) ; h o rn e d ew es to £85 heifers to £95 (£67.50); H ereford (£28.65), o th e r to £58 (£80. iO); X heifers to £40; Friesian bulls rams to £88 (£80.70). to £105{£74.70); Angus X heifers


t 0 £(](;


fo rw a rd in the Beacon N o r th West (Gisburn) Elec tronic Aue-


Th e re were 889 cattle, includ- tion were 1,585 s p r in g lambs, 56 in g 270 y o u n g b u l ls a n d 69 store ca ttle and 84 cull ca ves,


steers ami heifers forward in the Standard lambs made to 820p, ..... i-


price ami top k ilo pr was 600kg a t 128.5])


• £771 (A . £-125. R a m b l e r s ’ s u n n y d a y o u t


THE 18 members of the C l i th e ro e g ro u p of the


R am b le r s ’ A s so c ia tio n who caught th e train to Bromley Cross for th e ir walk in the Edgworth area were rewarded by a per­ fect early June day. From the station, they


walked to th e Jum b le s Country Park and then by


B row n B a rn F a rm to Bradshaw Head. There they had their first view of the objective, the Peel Monument on Holcombe Moor. The walk continued n e ar Hawkshaw and the top of Quarllon to Roger Worthington’s grave. He was an itin e ran t Baptist preacher who died in 1709


at the age of 50. The cor- the ramblers enjoyed clear ner of the field in which he and extensive views in all was buried was enclosed directions from near the by a dry stone wall and Peel Monument, including has been made into an Pendle away to the north, attractive picnic area. The To th e sound of curlews g ro u p had lunch th e r e a n d s k y l a r k s , th e y before following the path r e tu r n e d by Q u a r l to n towards Holcombe Moor, Heights, Crowthorne and c ro s s in g th e Holcombe E d gw o r th Moor to th e Rifle Ranges, where the bluebell-filled woods by a s s au l t course for “The Wayoh Reservoir and then K ry p to n F a c to r ” w as to Entwistle Station, located.


Processed cattle


figures


THE number of animals p ro c e s s e d u n d e r . th e scheme to take cattle over 30 months old out of the food chain passed 100,000 this week., • Mr Tony Baldry, Minis­ te r of State a t MAFF, said


The next event, on Sun- Members of the Army day, will be a walk over


were present, carrying out Fountains Fell to Malham various fieldcraft e x e r ­ cises, and gave the walk­ ers a cheery wave as they


passed. The s te ep side of the


moor was soon topped and


Tarn led by Robert Mor­ peth. Members are asked to meet a t Waterloo car park, Clitheroe, a t 9-30 a.m. New members will be welcome.


T o w n p i l g r i m a g e


CELTIC Christianity was the theme of a special pil­ g rim ag e in and around Clitheroe.


The event, organised by


the Rev. Geoff Rodgers, m in is te r of th e United Reformed Church, was attended by members of Trinity Methodist Church, St Michael and St John’s C h u rch , and S t P a u l’s Church, Low Moor. Th e tw o -h o u r walk,


b a s e d on th e fam o u s weekly pilgrimage under­ ta k e n on th e is lan d of Iona, visited several sites in and around Clitheroe,


including Salthill Quarry, Clitheroe Cemetery and Clitheroe Castle. At each site,.time was set aside for reflection and prayer from the Celtic Christian tradi­ t io n . T h e s e in c lu d e d reflections on the environ­


ment, nature, world peace and the role of women in spirituality. In a true weaving of the Celtic tradition, the circu­


la r ro u te ended a t th e United Reformed Church for tea and biscuits! Thanks were given by


the Rev. Rodney Nichol­ son, Vicar of St Paul’s.


Musical support night


THE A Cappella Singers, an acclaimed group from Hyndburn and the Ribble Valley, will be supporting the church of Our Lady a n d S t H u b e r t , in S t H u b e r t’s S t r e e t , G re a t H a rw o o d , by r a i s in g m u ch -n e ed ed fumls to repair the church building.


The A Cappella Singers


a r e g iv in g a c o n c e r t , “Music for a Ju n e Ev e ­


ning”, on Saturday in the church building a t 7.30


p.m. T h e ir programme includes Pergolesi’s s e t­ ting of The Magnificat, the Missa Aeterna, by Pales­ t r in a , an e x c e rp t from F a u re ’s Requiem, Vic­ to r ian p a r t songs, folk song arrangements, and madrigals.


v


able a t £3 (£2 OAP/chil- dren) although payment can be made a t the door on the night of the concert. Proceeds will go to the church’s appeal.


Destination Borrowdale


THE w a lk ers ’ haven of Borrowdale was the desti­ nation of Burnley Moun­ taineering Club, which has members from the Ribble Valley.


* One group of walkers


scrambled over Esk Pike an d G la ram a ra , while another went to Honister P a s s , via G re a t Gable, Green Gable and Moses Trod.


Another group went to


Keswick, via th e New- lan d s Valley and Dale Head Tarn, before drop­


ping into Seatoller. Tnirlmere was a fourth


drop-off point, where the walkers climbed to Wyth- burn Fell, while a fifth group started a t Grasmere and enjoyed a steady climb


through Easedale and up and over Greenup Edge.


B u t te rm e re and a long­ distance walking weekend is planned for Derbyshire. Everyone is welcome and fur ther details are avail­ able from S teve Young (01282 702037).


The club’s next trip is to Tickets arc now avail­


th a t the speedy uptake of the scheme was a tribute to the co-operation shown between the different sec­ tors of the industry. Cold s to rag e of carcases and s to r in g th e r e n d e r e d material prior to incinera­ t io n w o u ld m e a n th e c ap a c i ty would r is e to 30,000 a w e ek , which meant the backlog of ani­ mals on -farm aw a i t in g s lau g h te r could be pro cessed more quickly. However, farmers’ com­


plaints about the amount o f t im e t h e y w e r e expected to wait before receiving payment for ani­ mals slaughtered had pro­ v o k e d a c t io n a n d Mr Baldry said the Ministry w a s to p a y a £ 3 0 0 advance. Farmers are shortly to


receive details of how it will be put into practice.


F i n a l c o n c e r t


THE final concert of the 35th season sponsored by Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society, takes place on Saturday. I t w i l l be g iv e n by


p r o g r a m m e


F r a n c k ’s “Cantabile” The programme will


and C e s a r


in c lu d e s “ P re lu d e and Fugue in B minor” by J . S. B ach ,


end with the exhilarating “Fanfare” by Percy Whit­ lock, who was famous as organist of Bournemouth Corporation and whose music has a d is tinctive English flavour.


M i s s i n g t o d d l e r


A WANDERING Read toddler launched a police rescue on Monday morn­ ing, b u t all ended well when the two-year-old was found playing happily in a neighbour’s garden a short t i m e a f t e r


h e r


disappearance. Police, who are not pre­


pared to name the little girl, said she was playing in her back yard at 8 a.m when she decided to wan­ der off. Her worried mum con­


tacted Clitheroe police but by the time theyarrived, she had been found safe and sound in a neighbour’s garden.


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More than £1,100 was '» memory of Mrs


P E R S O N A L S E R V IC E S


tee event was the bi-an-


MUNCEMENTS S E C T IO N :


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as


CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990 „ „


LISTED BUILDINGS: An application has bean Public Notices;


NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMISSION


Town and Country Planning General Development Order 1988


NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 12B Proposed development at Samlesbury Aerodrome,


Myerscough Smithy Road, Balderstone


I give notice that British Aerospace Defence Military Aircraft Division is applying to the Ribble Valley Borough Council for planning permission fo r 2 s to r e y o f f ic e accommodation annexed to the east side of 4 shed, gross area 2850 metres squared, including displacement of 374 metres squared existing office. Application No 3/96/0314 •


Member of the public may inspect copies of: the application


the plans and other . documents


submitted with it ' at Reception, Level D, Council offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe during normal office hours until


27 June 1996


Signed M Kirby -On behalf of Ribble Valley


Borough Council Dated 10 June 1996


FOR PLANNING PERMISSION Town and Country Planning General Development Order 1988 . .


NOTICE OF APPLICATION


NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 12B Proposed development at Field Head Farm, Tosside Road, Slaidburn


I give notice that The Bradford Property Trust Is applying to the Ribble Valley Borough Council for planning permission to Demolition.of lean-to at rear of farmhouse and alterations to layout. Conversion of barn adjoining farmhouse Into 1 unit and demolition of lean-to. Conversion of detached barn into 2 units and demolition of block work e x te n s t io n . Application No 3/96/0312 The proposed development affects Public Right of way No


18 • • Member of the public may


Inspect copies of: . .. ' - the application .- , the plans


- and other . documents


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submitted with it at Reception, Level D, Council offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe during normal office hours until 27 June 1996 .


Signed M Kirby "On behalf of Ribble Valley


Borough Council Dated 10 June 1996


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND


LISTED BUILDINGS: An application has been received ,


to:- Demolition of existing lean-to conservatory and replacement with new conservatory. At:- Glebe House, Fetl Road, Waddington


.


Application No. 3/96/0308 Construct new entrance porch/lounge At:- 78-82 Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Application No. 3/96/0317 '


This property is included In a Statutory Ust of Buildings of Spodal Architectural or Historic interest. Any person wishing to make representations should do so in wnting, within 21 days from the date ol this advertisement to the Director ol Development, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 - 2AA quoting reference number., Undor the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, any representations received wilt bo available tor inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Development Sub-Committee agenda. Any representations received alter the 21 day period will not be taken into account when determining the


A copy of


may bo inspected in tho Development Department within the period stated.


tho application form and


Signed M. Kirby, 10th June 1996 on behalf of


DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


PLANNING (LISTED • BUILDINGS AND •


LISTED BUILDINGS:


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An application has been received


10 * ERECT A TIMBER AND GLASS CONSERVATORY • AT:-RANDALLS, HODDER COURT, KNOWLES BROW, STONYHURST.


APPLICATION NO. 3/96/0330


Michael Pain, organist of Clitheroe Parish Church. T h e


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This properly is included In a Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Histone interest Any person wishing to make reprer eolations should-do so In writinc, within 21 days from the date of this advertisement to the Director of Development. Council Offices. Church Walk, Chtheroe BB7 2RA q u o t in g re fe r e n c e n um b e r . Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 19B5, any representations received will be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared o n t h e D e v e l o p m e n t Sub-Committee agenda. Any representations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into account when determining the application. A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected in the bevelopment Department within the period stated. Signed: M Kirby Date 11 JUNE 1996 on behalf of


DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT NOTICE OF APPLICATION


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FOR PLANNING PERMISSION Town and Country Planning General Development Order 1988


NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 12B Proposed development at •


Queen Elizabeth 2, Playing Fields, Mitton Road, Whalley


I give notice that The Queen Elizabeth 2 Charitable Trust is applying to the Ribble Valley Borough Council for planning permission for consent to display


an advertising hoarding Application No 3/96/0319


The proposed development affects Public Right of Way No 23


Member of the public may inspect copies of:


• the application • the plans


• and other documents submitted with it


at Reception, Level D, Council offices. Church Walk, Ctitheroe during normal office hours until 27 June 1996 Signed M Kirby


•On behalf of Ribble Valley Borough Council Dated 10 June 1996 <


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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 c a n n o t a c c e p t 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.


G R E A S E


Manchester Opera House Saturday 22nd June


Return travel from Burnley


Members £17.50 Non £25 Friends & Companions 01282839906


(Snstruct'new entrance porch ^improve visual presentation At> a7 8 -8 2 Whatley Road. Applicatton No. 3/96/0317. & Re9n


Public Notices


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH H


COUNCIL


PLANNING (USTED BUILDINGS AND


CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


DESIGNATED CONSERVATION AREA: 6ew2existing notice. board


on chapel & remove dividing wall b e tw e o n gardens


At-- The Manse, Salem, Congregational Chapel, Martin Top. Newby Lane,


Application No. 3^96/0324 This property is included in a


Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. Any person


representation should do^o in


the date'oHWs advertisement to th e D i r e c t o r o l D e v e lo pm e n t , C o j)"® !1


O ll ic e s , Church W alk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA quoting the reference number. ■ Under the provisions ol the Local Government (Access to Inlormation) Act 1985, an” representations received wi


bo available for inspection by members ot the public once the application has appeared on tho D e v e lo pm e n t Sub-Committee agonda. Any representations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into account when determining the application. A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected in the Development Department


within the period stated. Signed M. Kirby Date 10 June 1996 on behalf of DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL •


CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990 -


PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND


CONSERVATION AREA:


An application • has been received for permission to:- Construct Stable block and tack


room. At:- Hodder Croft. Newton-in-Bowtand, Clitheroe Application No. 3/96/0326 Any person wishing to make representation should do so In writing within 21 days from the date of this advertisement, to the Director of Development,


Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA quoting the reference number. Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act .1985, any representations received will be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Development Sub-Committee agenda. Any representations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into account when d e te rm in in g th ' application.: A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected in the Development Department within the period stated. Signed M. Kirby Date 10 June 1996 on behalf of DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT_________


ACLASSIFIED • DESIGNATED


An application has been received for permission to:- 3 facscia signs and one off-projecting sign external At- Castle Street, Clitheroe. Application No. 3/96/0306 Demolition of existing lean-to conservatory' and replacement with new conservatory. At:- Glebe House, Fell Road,


Waddington Application No. 3/96/0308 . Conversion of redundant barns to residential use. One adjoining the farm house Into 1 unit, one detached into 2 units.


At:- Field Head Farm, Tosside Road, Slaidbum Application No. 3/96/0311 Any person wishing to make representation should do so In


writing within 21 days from the date of this advertisement, to the Director of Development, Council Offices. Church Walk,-' Clitheroe BB7-2RA quoting the reference number.


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Under • the provisions of the Local Government (Access;to


Information) Act 1985, any representations received will be. available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Development Sub-Committee agenda. Any representations’ received after the 21 day period will not be taken Into account, when d e te rm in in g the


application. A copy of the application form and plan may be Inspected In the Development Department within the period stated. 1 . Signed M. Kirby Date 10 June


on behalf of 1996-


DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT


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RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL •


PLANNING (LISTED , BUILDINGS AND ■ (■ =


CONSERVATION AREAS) ’ ACT 1990


LISTED BUILDINGS: An application has been


received to:- Converslon of redundant bams to residential use. One adjoining the farm house into 1 unit, one detached into 2 units. At:- Field Head Farm, Tosside Road, Slaidburn '


; > .


Application No. 3/96/0311. • •' Farmhouse - Demolition of lean-to at rear of farmhouse and alterations to layout. Conversion of bam adjoining farmhouse into 1.‘ unit and dem o l it io n of le a n - to . Conversion of detached bam into 2 units and demolition of. blockwork extenstion At:- Field Head Farm, Tosside • Road, Slaidburn Application No. 3/96/0312 This property is included in a Statutory List of Buildings or Special Architectural or Historic Interest Any person , w i s h i n g to * ' m a k e representations should do s o . in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertisement,; to t h e . D i r e c t o r o f Development, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 ’ 2RA quoting the reference number. Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to


DVERTISING CUSTOMERS


Whist we endeavour to e n s u r e a l l fa x e d advertisements appear in t h e


c o r r e c t publication, confirmation


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


Fax: (0 1 2 8 2 )3 5 3 3 2


T e le p h o n e to co n f irm receipt:


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Forthcoming Events


Information) Act 1985, any representations received will* be available forrinspectiori;by- members of the public.once the application. has appeared on th e D e v e lo pm e n t^ Sub-Committee - agenda.1 • Any... representations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into account when determining the application. A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected.in. the Development Department within the period stated. Signed M. Kirby Date 10 June 1996


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on behalf of . DIRECTOR OF ■ . DEVELOPMENT


Competition Results


CLITHEROE F.C. Week 46: £100 - 7, £50 - 340, £25 - 2 0 5 .£ 2 0 -3 8 7 .


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