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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 21 st, 1997 19 Clltheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)
Sharp reply to criticism over plans at pub
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'k. COUNCILLOR’S criticism of a devel opment scheme a t the Talbot Hotel, Chip- ifng, has brought a sharp reaction from lease- lolaer Mr Richard Walne.
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Coun. Derek Waller (Gis- burn) told colleagues on the local planning "commit te e t h a t th e w o rk amounted to a “major
As recently reported, Your life
• could be a cabaret
L I F E c o u ld b e a cabaret if it is treading the boards and grease
paint that you seek. Clitheroe Parish Church Amateur Operatic and
Dramatic Society is hold ing its annual enrolment night on Tuesday at 7.30
in the parish hall. The ev en in g is an
opportunity for new mem bers to meet existing members, who are looking to cast actors and select stage-hands for the 1998 production of “Cabaret”, which will ru n from February 14th to 21st. •To be directed by Mr Alan Miller, of Bolton-by-
ideclared that Chipping had enough parking prob lems without a hotel in the middle of the village. Coun. Waller felt that plans on such a scale
d e v e lo p m e n t .” He
should have been con sidered by councillors. But, the meeting heard, the plans had been cor rectly submitted within all the time and other criteria and met the standards of various development poli cies. There were no objec tions, so officials had given permission, using their delegated powers. Mr Walne says: “Many
Seeds sown for good charity profit
AN invitation to the public to follow a gar- d en t r a i l th ro u g h Slaidburn and Newton reaped a £1,000 profit for the local Women’s Institute. Ten m em b ers and friends of Slaidburn WI
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living in and around the two villages opened their g ard en s to a s te ad y
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stream of visitors through out a five-hour period. The trail took the visi
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tors to a wide variety of horticultural delights, from a picture-book vege table garden created by a local stone-walling expert to a secluded open-plan rarden with a spinning iemonstration. Slaidburn WI vice-
people here have been annoyed by these com ments and feel that Coun. Waller does not have the benefit of local knowledge, ,or the experience to
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chairman Mary Parker said: “It was an excellent
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day with many more visi tors than anticipated. They kept us busy from
noon to 6 p.m. “But, of course, the
enable him to comment on these matters in Chipping. He should content himself with attempting to protect Gisbum instead.” Mr Walne emphasises
B ow lan d , who also directed this year’s suc cessful production of
“Pirates of Penzance”, “Cabaret” offers a wide
variety of roles for men and women of all ages. The society has 120
work started many weeks ago when the gardeners began their main efforts in getting their gardens up to
that he consulted villagers about his ideas, to sound out opinion on what should be done about the eyesore of the Talbot barn. In applying, he s tru ck strictly to the procedures
required. “The council then dealt
m em b e r s . A n y o n e interested in joining can also contact the secretary, Mrs June Weaver, tele phone 01254 823604.
Shed damage
THIEVES who attempted to break into a shed on a
Clitheroe street caused damage valued at £25. " The incident happened
at the property on High- field Road between 2 a.m. on August 9th and 11 p.m. on Sunday.
with the plans correctly, with notices' posted and
comments invited,” says Mr Walne. “The Talbot car park is used by residents and visitors alike and it is virtually impossible to r e s t r i c t i t to h o te l
patrons.”
One reason he strongly, objects to Coun. Waller’s comments is that he has arranged that overspill parking is available on more land at the
spaces there are reserved for people staying in the eight
premises! points out Mr Walne. letting rooms,
Residents awaken to find homes
shrouded in dust
RESIDENTS on a Clitheroe estate awoke at the weekend to discover a thick, white film ot
dust had settled on their property. The mysterious, sticky re s id e n t , Mrs 'Helen
substance has proved to be a headache for home owners on the Balmoral es tate as it has been almost impossible to
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remove, with cars parked ru in e d .” One of Mrs outside being the worst Powell’s neighbours, jvho
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Affected. ■ Technicians from both
ICastle Cement and the •Environment Agency have
I taken samples of the dust, ’thorough investigation never been this bad. ...
One Hippings Way rest- been affeeted more than dent, who contacted the otj,ers_
ectified. Ribblesdale works, have
Environment Agency to Qne young mother from make a complaint, said: I Tucker. Hin which is the
have literally had to scrub furtkest away from the my car and the stuff still works> noticed that the won t come off. It makes • dust was worse than nor_
driving very difficult, as I mal she said. «i cleaned can’t see through the the „arden furniture on windscreen, and could gatu6rday as we were potentially be very dan- expectjng guests, and gerous. She added: We wjPn j woke up on Sunday
moved here two years ago everytking was filthy, but and there has always been not as bad as on other
a slight dust problem, but J Another Hippings Way yesterday. ‘n ” * ’
was an almost identical last week at Clltheroe Mart on Monday, but le could have been sold
ili trade will stand in
>n with any centre to averaging lOGp f° r the als and the best Frie-
,Continental bulls: light
, medium to £105.50 i £103.30), overall to
£116.50 (average
verage i 1()5.9S). Hei^ ium made to £109.59 i » £99.01), heavy to
176.50 (average £76.5U), to £76.50 (average
to £99.50 (average £ overall to
(average £95.11), 94.92). Heifers: heavy lental steers: medium
i & g e £96.44) bulls: light made to
verage £94.55), overall 0f the estate.”
S ^ ef intriedSto°sell my There was still no corn- f a r now, no one would ment from Cast e Cement
:want to buy it in the state as the Advertiser and f
Times went to press ______
Clitheroe auction prices
made to £11.50 (average £105.46), heavy to £103.50 (average £99.22), overall to £111.50 (average £102.34).
to £87.50 (average £87.50), heavy to £99.50 (average £95.68), overall to £99.50 (average £94.51).
Native steers: medium made Fantastic soft sitting
sheep, but trade was not as good as last Monday. There were some good prices but the most usual for 39kg — 43kg was £ 2_£4 above weight. Heavy lambs were a few pounds
Once again a* good show of 2 5 y e a r s a t th is
a d d re s s o f f e r in g f a n t a s t ic d e a ls .
(average £110.15), standard to £130 (average £109.71), medium to £115 (average £105.14) heavy to £101.06 (average £97.49), overweight to £90.52 (average £90.52), overall to £130 (average £100.40). Rams made to £45.51 (average £41.67), ewes to £55 (average £31.47),
heavier. Lambs: light made to £119.35
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■residents have called for a because the pr ■resiueius ua™ 1 •___ 1.1_I f k n n n title* Vsorl "
■which fell overnight on Saturday, but the angry
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Powell, said:'“We all sup port local industry, but we need to know what this dust is. As far as we can see, the cars have been
did not wish to be named, claimed the dust was from
there this weekend is debatable, but
Castle Cement. He added: “What actually'happened
have been a big release iroblilem has
it must
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and afternoon teas were Lancashire WI Federation served at Newton Village chairman, Mrs Audrey Hall, where there were Wetherill. also stalls, flower-arrang-. ing and other displays.
Ploughman’s lunches David Grimes, and the
Mayor and Consort, Coun. Jenny Grimes and Dr
Pendle Club winners
WINNERS of solo whist at the Pendle Club were Mrs D. Underwood, Mr A. Leonard and Mr S. Holden. Winners at this week’s bridge drive were Mrs b .
Our picture shows visi-
Among the vis itors tors at one of the gardens. were the Ribble Valley (CAT11781) _________
Porter and Mrs M. Butler, Miss A. Yates and Mrs D. Hinde.
day at 7-30 p.m. and for bridge every Monday at 1-oU p.m.
New members are welcome for whist every M°h" ■
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