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18 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 20th, 1997
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that his. successor must run a council h as well as “head up” the entire staff team The Conservative oppositionsays that^th^RAble
Present postholder Mr Ossie the end of March a™*
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Valley needs, deserves and can aff J™ a s bility chief executive. .Its me^ “e^ J „ 1
most of her life and behind the door of “No. 2” lay a treasure trove of turn-of- the-century wall murals and artwork. The breathtaking paint
council department - etptheir to rentw their
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.7 5 3 ? decidedly tame. orate hand-painted cor- thing” has bequeathed a forever. Crompton commented.
have been painted by an wasn’t fashionable. If it Partner Mr Lloyd bays his house will artist who lived in the h ad n ’t been for my said that during 26 years l i te r all y, house for a short while at mother’s insistence on of selling houses- he had gallery. (
Mona”, are believed to ’60s this sort of thing just Street.
The murals, signed “De He said: “In the’50s and and Ross, o as al^thing like it. Whoever ?u, house will
aSe,nta Mortimer,_ exorse 1 .
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A COUNTRYSIDE bus service takes to the off-beaten roads of the Bowland Forest this spring.
The Bowland Pathfinder is a special service to dis courage walkers and ramblers from bringing their
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cars into the countryside. Stopping points will include Beacon Fell, Slaidbum,
Waddington and Dunsop Bridge. Organisations planning spring and summer-pro
times. Driver hurt in accident
I A ROAD accident in Padiham left a teenage driver in need of hospital treatment. Penny Shepherd (18), of Eastham Street, Clitheroe, was taken to hospital with whiplash injuries but not detained. She was at the wheel of a Ford Fiesta which collided with a Ford Escort in Blackburn Road, near to the old Padiham Power Station. The driver,of the Escort, Gary War- hurst (29); of Nelson, was not injured.
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§1 SIXTH FORM STUDIES
CONSULTATION AFTERNOON Kiddrow Building, Wednesday 5th March at 1.35 p.m.
Prospective students and parents are invited to d is cu s s the
full range of opportunities available at the Sixth Form Centre. APPLICATIONS FOR 1997-99 COURSES TO BE SUBMITTED BY 21 ST MARCH, IF POSSIBLE
CONTACT ALASDAIR JAMISON OR PAUL JENNINGS ON 01282 775131
iii® OWNER DAVID HARTLEY SAYS:-
Atter working In Accrington for an o th e r r* c a rp e t retailers I relish th e opportunity r* o l r e tu rn in g to th e tow n wo rk in g to r jp m y se lf . T h e p o s i t io n o l th e b u i ld in g m d o e s n o t r e f l e c t th e p r o f e s s io n a l til a tt i tu d e tow a rd s s a le s , se rv ic e , fitting m a n d q uality y o u ’ll find in sid e . H o p e to m s e e you soon!
11 a v e n y uif:; Gillian Shephard,
— Secretary of State for: Education & Employment
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grammes are invited to contact the Beacon Fell Coun try Park on 01995 640557 for suggested walks and bus
SHOPKEEPERS in Whalley are furious down that a youth who smashed a shop win-
nices that leave contempo- legacy of V ic to r ian 'The h ouse is j !” * . He commented: “It is rary paint effects looking a r tw o rk , son C h r is .handsofChtheroe estate H
j s & s s & t iK s u f e s y - ” 1 !* ?
.. . , 1 t pr =PPn a time y6S ao fe forganise rs have, hadmquiries from^ex-stu-^
S u f t U ^ y o t wh^haf been to the school has a chance to attend. .
; 1 Elizabeth Gibson on (01254 53447)..
Countryside buses I C a u t io n sp a rk s a n g e r .
:»W k . ik x '.n fin-ions • down the offender..
Harwood, admitted smashing the 5ft. by tioa| d i j fAccIington .Road, and kept 4ft. window, of Crab Apple Crafts, in thpm talldne until police arrived. King Street, just after midnight on SpeakingEafter tKe incident, he said: “I
en-16-year:old, who is from Great Ch— K “ t h ^
The incident has stirred up aiigef w among village traders. But what has
of offence^—_ — .
,' _ „ „ j t . was in potential danger that night. I should bg a continUal police
incensed them even*more is that the
Pi.at if some0ne has been caught for two youth received only a police caution,
when he is alleged to have previously °“Xce cautlon!” committed another, albeit different type, ^ oun Joyce Holgate, chairman of
ence ;n Whalley and I also believe tj,ev should receive more than
Apple Crafts, feit v e ^ ajigry when she if o le ^ discovered the damage late on that same
■ Mrs Charlotte Chapnmn,
, n , whallev Chamber of Trade, agreed.- She said- “We need to know in Whalley that
committing crimes they, can- walk away without any real
Speaking on Tuesday, she said: ‘The P (jiitheroe’s Inspector Les Martin said: mother of the youth has said she will pay • „0ur hands ^ tied by Government and
Another
village..trader,, Mr, Philip ,,,agreed to compensateithe. owner,.of,the Davies, 'of Davies Antiques, helped track g ,, p j , ,______
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cireumstances are taken into account. In this case, the. parents and youth
Insight for pupils into local politics_
A NUMBER of young F or 2W hours, the Ribble Valley teen- young electors of the
in a debate on leisure faci
Council’s “Civics for Schools” initiative starts this morning. The pupils will be
Ribble Valley Borough
lities, before a practical demonstration of how to vote.
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who will give them a description of her role within the council, before pupils take their seats in the council chamber.
greeted by the Mayor, Coun. Mrs Eileen Lowe,
will be set up, poll cards issued, votes counted and a result declared, ending what the council hopes wil be an intriguing hands-on experience of the work of the local authority.
A mock polling station Local landmarks in guide
SEVERAL local landmarks and tourist’ hotspots fea ture. in the 1997 Red Rose County holiday guide, pub
lished by Lancashire County Council. Clitheroe Castle, the Platform Gallery, the Sabden Treacle Mines and the Ribchester Roman Museum feature in the guide, as
promoted throughout Britain and Europe.
well as numerous Ribble Valley hotels and B&Bs. The glossy 36-page brochure was recently launched at the Travel Show in Manchester, and is currently being
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mto what may be their tance of voyng an(j coun- first real insight into ciuors> duties. They will the- political arena aiso be invited to take part 'today.
agers will be initiated future will hear about mowho tVioh issues such as the lmpor-
for the damage, but I haven’t seen her county constabulary policy. Where peo- yet. When are people like this going to . commit repeat offences, the individ- be called to account properly for the things they do.”
•Saturday. Firemen ^ . . home on Saturday
dow at the weekend received only a H® gaw,two men running away from Mrs eaTh0
^ ,hen he heard the breaking glass,
in rescue of trapped horse
FIRE-FIGHTERS from Clitheroe went to the rescue of a horse tangled
injencing wire. ■ F or many crews it
would be an unusual call . — but Friday’s careful
half-hour operation was the second involving, a horse in the Chatbum Old Road area of Glitheroe in recent times.
get free
from.the. fence, and got really tangled up,": - said Station Officer David, _ McGrath. “But the owner- kept it calm while we used bolt croppers to carefully, „ cut the wire without hurt ing the animal.”, i
“The animal had tried to ,!| Eh. R
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at Ewood Park on March 14th. Anyone interested in aL n ln g can obtaim further in fo ^ atm n o ra
t.ck et from Mrs Dorothy Bradbuiy (01254 885816) or Mrs
The reunion is being held in, the Red Rose Suite
certain to be close.
. mtives, one Independent Conse L would have a The ruling Liberals have 19^eats, emW. Mayor Coun. Mre Edeen Lowe w
casting vote in the event of a tie Liberal.
with no other responsibilities. , •
Invitation to first school reunion
a . The Liberals are iidamant that the coge^bVan^ffec- in
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