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Peppery Percy turns on


the charm MANY local followers of “Coronation Street” arc watching the popular TV soap with added interest nowadays — after meeting one of its stars.


actor Bill Waddinglon) proved a winner with the hundreds of people who turned up to sec him open Gishurn’s new diner, which is a far cry from Jim’s Cafe in “Coronation Street”.


Percy Sugden (alias


arrived in the village in style, being driven along Main Street in a carriage accompanied by the diner's owner, Mr Christopher Hindley. In real life, the star is all smiles, rather than the peppery old man he portrays, and onlookers were impressed by his sense of humour.


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photograph) arriving in style, accompanied by Mr Hindlcy, with Kibble Valley Carriages* John Bell at the reins and diner manager Jackie Robinson on hand to greet him. (CAT 1664)


photograph) the TV personality samples the new Hindelini’s ice cream, as he casts aside his TV personality to display a side rarely seen on the small screen. (CAT 1666)


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Lions searching for a worthy youngster


THE search is on for Clitheroe’s most com­


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between 15 and 18, who judges, and the winner are voluntarily serving proceeds from these local their local community.


Clithcroe Lions Club is looking for a young person to represent the town in the local heats. The club wants to hear from young people, aged


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the last to sing their own praises, so the Lions rely h e av i ly on a d u l ts to recommend candidates.


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gets an additional £1,000, all of which must be spent on the project they are serving.


for the local heats is Sep­ tember 30th.


Closing <late for entries


telephone Mr Geoffrey B ra itln v a ite on 01200 441277 or Mr Colin Under­ wood on 01200 442104.


For further information, Nothing stolen


THE quarter lights of a gold VW Polo saloon were broken on Saturday night. The vehicle was parked on a quiet side street in


Whalley between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. on Sunday. Nothing was stolen.


CASSIDY— EARREY


A honeymoon in the Greek and LiamaCassidy at The Islands followed the wed ding of Nicola Ann Earrey


At the .


Water's Edge By Martin James *


WHEN I wanted to catch a fish back in 1941 it was all very easy. All you needed was a 0ft. garden cane. From the local pram shop in the high street, one would buy a cardboard winder containing line, float and hook. That com­ pleted the tackle. From the garden, we would


dig a few worms. Today it is different.Most children wanting to start angling feel they must have the latest fishing tackle on


the market — carbon poles, pairs of matching carp rods, bait runnel* reels, electronic bite alarms and a host of accessories. Tackle costing in many cases


several hundred pounds, perhaps even a couple of thousand pounds. It is not needed. A lot of tackle in the shops is there to catch the angler and not the fish. For around £100, you can equip yourself with enough


tackle to become a coarse, game or sea angler. This week we will look at getting started in coarse angling. That’s fish without an adipose fin such as roach, rudd, carp, pike, tench, bream, chub, barbel etc. We anglers in the Kibble Valley are very fortunate in having the River Kibble on our doorstep. The river’s chub fish­ ing is one of the best in the country, with the chance of catching a 51b. fish. Last year, many anglers trav­ elled from the Southern Counties to fish our local river. One American angler from Oregon paid £1,660 in a charity auction for leger bread crust to chub. A good all-round rod should be about 11 feet in


machinist, is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs M. J . Earrey, of Heron Close, Blackburn. She was a t ten d ed by J e a n e t te P a t em a n a n d J a d e Pateman. The bridegroom, a cloth


Inn at Whitewell. The bride, a sewing


receives a bursary of £500 and the overall winner


Planning in the


pipeline


PLANS fo r a r e s id e n t ia l housing scheme for 35 units at Henthorn Works, formerly Foulsykes Mill, Brown Street, Oitheroe (number 0488) are among the latest applications submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council Planning Department.


detached dwellings at Sawley Manor. Drnwgat e. Saw lev


Other plans include: HoIton-hy-Howland: Two


(0487).One detached dwelling a t plot* 19, Sawley Manor development,


sion at 45 Mearley Syke (0489). Entrance to Lunge (resub­ mission) at 78 Whalley Road


Browgate, Sawley (0492). Clitheroe: Two-storey exten­


detached cottage (resubmission) on infill plot at land ofT Bentlea Road (0490). G r in d le to n : P ro p o s e d


(0494). Gisburn: Erection of one


detached main farmhouse (sub­ m is s io n ) a t H ill H o u se Farm,Sawley Road (0497). Waddington: Demolition of


existing lean-to conservatory and replace with new timber frame conservatory (listed budding consent) a t Glebe House, Fell Hoad (0493). Wiswcll: To ex ten d the


Clithcroe 422:124 (Editorial),


h a T i t y 02.1.11 (Classified).


shop gets


‘royal’ treatment


A CHARITY’S Clith- •— has had


thanks to a group of h a r d - w o r k i n g


eroe premises c u n 't"___fa c e l if t,


^T h c f l t^ s t ro n g team of Prince’s Trust volunteers worked around the clock To transform the Salvation


Army centre. T h e y w a l lp a p e r e d ,


p a in ted , in s ta l led new windows and budt a porch at the building in Lower-


gate which will be used as a shop and drop-in centre. To complete the work in


time, the young people moved into the building for a whole week, allowing them to work through the


"'T he team consisted of voung people from around Lancashire. They tran s ­ formed the premises as


part of the final project in th e i r 12-week P r in c e s


Trust course. As well as decorating


the building, they raised the money to pay for all th e m a te r ia ls n e eded. Their fund-raising efforts in c lu d ed a sp o n so re d abseil and a pub collection. Volunteer Mr Nathan


Banks (20), of Darwen, said: “When we first saw the building we wondered how we were going to do the work in a week. A lot of us had no idea about decorating, but we have now learned some new skills and th e building looks great."


Speaker is sought for important occasion


CHOOSING a speaker for


any function can be a tall order and, when the occa­ sion m a rk s a 5 0 -y e a r milestone, the choice is even more important. This is the task facing


the Business and Profes­ sional Women’s Blackburn and Ribble Valley Club as it plans an annual dinner to c elebrate i ts golden anniversary. Obviously, someone a little extra spe­ cial is needed. Being sought a f te r is


ticipate in public life and ^IccisiMii milking, nlniig.-'iih* llie ability to iiiflmmiai.ami.. educate.


someone who has reached the pinnacle of their pro­ fession and is a shining example to those who believe women should have the confidence to par­


the chance to listen to such a speaker a t its annual dinner on September 5th,


a t My tto n Fold F arm Hotel, Langho, when Pau­ line Clare, Britain’s first female Chief Constable , w i l l b e s h a r in g h e r experiences of hiking up a


difficult c a re e r lad d e r within a male-dominated profession. Anyone who would like


per iod of a p p l ic a t io n for approval of reserved matters to six years from 29/10/93 (see con­ dition 1 of application 3/93/0310) at former Barrow Print Works, Whalley Road, Barrow (0478).


Door forced


inspector, is the nephew of Air and Mrs J. Parkinson of York Street, Clitheroe. The best man was Mr J.


The Inn at Whitcwell and the couple are to live at Bonny Grass, Clitheroe. Photo: David Kippax,


Blackburn.


Parkinson. A reception was held at


THE tloor of a garage on The Sands, Whalley, was forced and e le c t r ic a l equipment stolen. A Bosch electric Sander,


va lued a t £35, and a Makita hammer drill, also valued at £35, were stolen. The th e f t to ok place between Wednesday and Friday morning of last week.


A u d io B oo k O f fe r


WITHERING HEIGHTS


Read by Richard Pasco


length with what is known as an Avon action. The Avon action is where the rod bends from butt to tip.Rods can be made from glass or carbon, some of the best being made from a glass and carbon compos­ ite. A good choice would be the Ryobi Target fioat/leger rod costing less than £50. A good reel to match the rod would be the Target XR fixel spool costing around £20. This reel can also be used for legering, spinning and float fishing. This combination


strain line to fill the spool of the reel. Too many anglers try to catch fish with a half filled spool. You should fill the spool to within l/l(ith of an inch of the spool lip. Hooks in my opinion are the most important item of tackle and we in Britain make the best. Partridge of Kedditch make the Jack Hilton barbless hook in sizes four to 10. You will need a few of each. One other item of tackle needed is a landing net ami this will eost around £20. Floats come in all shapes and sizes. Noth­ ing beats a bird quill float and they are easy to make. Just shave all the feather from the quill, then paint the top half an inch — I like a reel tipped quill — then give the float a coat of varnish. What you do not need is a keepnet. We are more


will be suitable for all coarse fish other than pike. You could even catch a salmon. Other items of tackle needed are some (ill), breaking


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educated these days and realise that imprisoning fish in a net for several hours is barbaric. Most of my fish are released at the water’s edge. It is so easy with barbless hooks. If it is a big fish then it is weighed in a soft muslin bag, quickly photographed and released. Finally, you must have a rod fishing licence and per­ mission (o fish the venue of vour choice.


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Vauxhall Nova


A WINDOW was smashed to gain entry to a Vauxhall Nova saloon parked in


Chapel Rise, Billington at the weekend. The incident took place


between 10-30 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. on S u n d ay . T he c a r was parked on a private drive­ way and a Kenwood radio­ cassette player, valued at £200, and a Pyle base tube, valued at £40, were stolen.


The local club will have


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