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Local link on the Internet
• J o h n Gainer to pro vide the missing link leuni t ing friends
P lth Nibble Valiev Council’s tourism ilepartmcm enabled
across the Atlantic. i , . ! 1 E-mail from the United States, via the
Internet addressed to Dear Clitheroe", was
passed to John and, purely oy chance, he knew the
person the w rite r was attempting to find.
dent of Utica, New York, said that he had visited Clitheroe several times and believed it to be a wonderful town. He had a friend in Clithe roe, hut had not spoken to him for several years, having lost his telephone number dur ing a move to a new
, Mr Jeff Walters, a resi
apartment. He told the tourism
d ep a r tm en t that his friend, Martin Wrigley, was a primary school teacher in Blackpool, but was living at home with his parents, Peter and
Joan Wrigley, and went on to describe the house and
its location. “ I would appreciate you
contacting them i f you h a v e th e t im e a n d r e s o u r c e s , ” said Mr Walters, adding that the Internet had been his bust avenue in his search. Coincidentally the Wrig
le y fam i ly w e re also friends of John and he was
able to send an E-mail back s ta tin g that Mr Walters’ letter had been given to them. By return the same day
came a response thanking John.
GORNALL — DALY
A honeymoon in Turkey followed the wedding of Miss Joanne Louise Daly and Mr John Gornall at Clitheroe Register Office.
The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs B. Daly, o f Waddington Road, Clitheroe. The br id e groom’s father is Mr J. Gornall Snr, of Bleasdale Avenue, Clitheroe.
Given away by her father, the bride wore an
ivory silk gown, featuring a trimming o f lace and flowered sequins. She car ried a bouquet of white carnations and orchids.
In attendance were Miss
Katie Daly, the bride’s sis ter, and Miss Amy Lewis, her niece, who wore sky b lu e B o -P e e p - s t y le dresses with ivory bows. Best man was Mr Dar
ren Taylor. A reception was held at
the Waggon and Horses, Pimlico Road, Clitheroe.
The couple are to live in Clitheroe.
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destroyed A PIECE of Clitheroe’s history was shattered when vandals smashed an ancient window in a town centre public house.
The ornately-engraved
window, believed to date back 150 years, at the White Horse Inn, York Street, was destroyed on Thursday evening.
Landlord Mr Lawrence
Adams said the window was smashed by someone outside the building at
around 9-55 p.m. Mr Adams said: ‘‘I hope
that letting people know about what has happened will deter others from
doing the same. It is not known what
was used to smash the 8ft by Oft window. However, it will cost an estimated £1,500 to replace.
Glaziers have now putrin
a temporary window while Mr Adams finds someone
who can make him replacement.
Locals help kit out South Pacific Utd!
A SOUTH Pacific island football team will now be able to walk on to the pitch in its own strip, thanks to the generosity of Ribble Valley residents.
Football-mad children on the island of Honiara are
due to get a whole new look following an appeal for old kits in the Clitheroe Advertiser anil Times.
The appeal was the brainchild of Stonyhurst woman
Mrs Jan Alcock who wanted to help out a friend work ing as a teacher in the Soloman Islands.
Brother John McAlister, a former colleague from St
Mary’s Sixth Form College, Blackburn, went out to the island last year.
He told Mrs Alcock, of Hodder Court, about the
shortage and she launched the appeal which has received a great response.
Among the kits handed in is a full team strip from
St Mary’s Hall, Stonyhurst. It is emerald green and navy in colour and this looks set to be the Honiaran team’s official strip this season.
Mrs Alcock said: “ I am delighted that people have given these kits. They will certainly be appreciated
y the children.” Several other kits have been given to Mrs Alcock
and these will all be boxed up and shipped out to the island in September. The kits will be used by school
pupils aged between 11 and ML However, more arc still needed, so anyone wanting
to send a kit to the island can contact Mrs Alcock on 01254 820490.
. kits. (CAT 1584) , ^ , „
Our picture shows Mrs Alcock with the football _____________
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... —i rv---•—.— m am or odt for Liff dr— Farmers urged to clean
F A RM E R S are being warned to be environ mentally friendly by
m in im i s in g n a s t y
smells. Bad smells lead to com
plaints from countryside residents and tourists, says Mr Jolyon Dodgson, regional secretary of the Country Landowners’ Association in Lancashire and Cumbria. A t this time o f the
year, the North West is inundated with tourists, most o f them from the towns and cities, and they have p re t ty sensitive noses when it comes to strong smells from the land,” he comments. Around half the com
plaints about odours from farms are concerned with field spreading of slurry and manure, with other complaints about odours
from livestock buildings or manure stores.
He said that farmers
had to accept that environ mental issues continue to attract a high public pro file and need to demon s tra te environmental awareness. The association has
advised farmers to clean up their act when spread ing slurry and manure, by using weather forecasts and avoiding spreading in
certain fields, as well as on bank holidays and at weekends or evenings, unless special equipment is used. Mr Dodgson said: “High
standards of hygiene and cleanliness are emphasised
to minimise smells from l iv e s to c k b u i ld in g s ,
manure and slurry stores and specific measures are set out for cattle buildings, pig buildings and poultry houses, all of which can become very smelly in the hot summer weather i f care is not taken.”
The Ministry has pub
lished three codes of good agricultural practice for the protection of water and soil as well as air, which Mr Dodgson says are essential reading for farmers and landowners, particularly at a time when the countryside has its h igh e st inf lux o f v i s i t o r s . ______________
up their act DAIRY EXPERT Countryside Matters
FORMER ADAS dairy consultant Mr John Run- nails has been appointed as a ruminant specialist for Clitheroe-based feed com pounder B. Dugdale and
Son Ltd. Mr Runnalls worked for
the Government’s advi sory body to the dairy industry for over 20 years, during which he spent some time in the Ribble Valley area during the late ’s e v en t ie s and e a r ly ’eighties.
He is now returning to
the area, living in Black burn and looking forward to renewing acquaintance with the area’s farming community.
Married with three chil
dren, he has great exper tise in the dairy industry, particularly with regard to quota planning and dairy farm management.________
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LOCAL residents are being alerted to disappearing hedgerows.
HEDGEROW ALERT The Council for the Protection of Rural England
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