10 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 24th, 1998 POPE- TEBBUTT Write to: The Editor, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, 3 King Street, Clitheroe BB72EW This re-surfacing is


quite appalling PERHAPS someone from Ribbie Valley Borough Council would care to comment on the re-surfacing work carried out recently in Pimlico Road and parts of Waddington Road. We say re-surfacing advisedly, because


applying about 3mm of chippings on some thin black glue hardly constitutes


repair. In fact, it can hardly be called a surface. The work was carried out in such a rush,


Pimlico Link Road to the turn into Moor­ land Road in one evening, that no holes were filled, no bumps levelled and, in some


cases, parked cars were not moved, so the new surface missed parts of the road com­


pletely. In other parts, large stones left in the


gutter were stuck down and surfaced and, in one case, string left on the kerb was glued down by uncontrolled bitumen spray,' which left the kerbs black and shiny, and


slippery when wet. The results of this "work" are appalling.


Not only are the existing holes and bumps still there, only worse, there is now a spread of fine mobile chippings. This makes brak­ ing or sharp turns, especially on two wheels, very dangerous. In addition, the surface is already wear­


ing away in places to expose a smooth, shiny, slippery surface to add to the haz­ ards. This is particularly true in Wadding-


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Rural history in the


not need doing, but it needed doing proper­ ly. When the council hands out contracts for such work, one would hope that the managers realised that evening work by contractors required evening work by coun- men a.............. .................... ..............


to work in the evenings and they were con- from the 1920s and 1930s of family and spicuous by their absence when the work community life in villages and on farms. In was carried out in Pimlico Road.


the current re-surfacing if that it further How strong was the pressure on young highlights the atrocious state of some of people to marry someone suitably local? our roads. It seems to me that the council Do you have memories of the joys and funds (ratepayers’ money) would be better hardships of working on the land in the


The nicest thing that can be said about that had changed little for centuries,


spent doing the job correctly in the first' days when almost everything was done by place


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families and carero, in learning to cope with about its neighbours, and try to ease the the problems of day to day living. Do get prob]em jn some way.


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Caravan is target for weekend thieves


ITEMS valued at more than £1,000 were stolen after a caravan


was broken into in Slaidburn. The incident happened a t Stocks Fly


Fisheries on Saturday. The items stolen include a Sony CD


and cassette player, valued at £140; an Orange mobile telephone, valued a t


£140; a white microwave cooker, valued a t £100; a man's grey leather jacket, valued at £90; and a Promax fishing rod and Dragonfly Concept reel and fly, val


ued at £195. Anyone with information is asked to


contact Clitheroe police on 01200 443344.


were still hiring fairs, when the seasons shaped country people's lives and unem ployment meant dire poverty.


hnrcf»? This was a time when there was time when


advantages and disadvantages of living and working on the old country estates, still ruled by the family in the big house. If you have personal memories like these, or know of anyone alive who does, please


I am also keen to hear stories of the


write to me. MARY PARSONS, Testimony Films, 12 Great George Street, Bristol BS1 5R,


Parking problem is


getting worse I WOULD like to bring to the notice of our planning committee a prob


lem that is now arising. As Ultraframe gets bigger, the car park­


ing problem around Salthill Road and Lime Street is getting more dangerous by


the day. The company says it has a works policy


for employees using the works' car park. When I rang Ultraframe, a young lady told me that the car park was not big enough to hold all employees' cars. I would have thought that when plan­


I can be contacted at the Raynaud's and Scleroderma Association, from where a free scleroderma leatlet


However, that would require council staff - • j particularly interested in stories : , Second World. War. some areas, it was a very basic way of life


making I AM researching a history series for Channel 4 on the, social history of the British countryside during the


cil supervisors to inspect the work and deal memories of country life before the with problems.


20th century. As part of my research, I am looking for men and women in their 70s or over with


A honeymoon in Cyprus followed the wedding of Mr Philip Pope, of Clitheroe, and Miss Julie. Margaret Tebbutt, of


Essex.The ceremony took place, at All Saints Church, Ford- ham, Essex. The bridegroom, an


HGV driver, is the son of Mr and Mrs Terrence Pope of Milton Avenue,


Clitheroe. The bride is the daughter


of Mr and Mrs Richard Tebbutt, of Fordham,


Essex. Given away by her


father, she wore an ivory Dutch satin Empire-line


gown with a bodice of pearls and diamante. Her bouquet was made up of greenery picked from the hedgerow, with pigs' ears and leucospermum. , The matron of honour


hips, with bouquets similar to that of the bride. Best man was Mr


was Mrs Isobel Head-Jen- ner and the bridesmaid Miss Alicia Rayner. They wore ruby red satin straight dresses with hows on the


PILKINGTON - PICKARD


Romance blossomed at Bolton-by-Bowland Young Farmers' Club for member Miss Alison Pickard and chairman Mr Keith Pilk­ ington, who married at the village church. The bride, a catering


Charles Winston Sutcliffe and the groomsmen were Messrs Adrian Pope and Richard Lund. The, page­ boy was Christopher Pope. The Rev. Michael


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Neville conducted the cer­ emony, after which there was a reception at Colne Valley Golf Club, in Earls Colne, Essex. The couple are to live in Bamoldswick. Photo: EPS Photogra­ phy (Simon Brazier).


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manager at Accrington and Rossendale College, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs T.H. Pickard, of Green Ford Farm, Bolton-by- Bowland.


footballer, is the son of Mr and Mrs J. D. Pilkington, of Higher Gills Farm, Rim- ington. Given away by her


The, bridegroom, a keen


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ning permission for extensions was applied for this sort of detail would be paramount to safety and alleviating the discomfiture of the local populace. The residents of Salthill Road have to


put up with delivery vans speeding up and


father, Miss Pickard wore a princess line gown of ecru crepe, which had pearl detailing. She completed her ensemble with a bou­ quet of cream and yellow roses. She was attended by Mrs


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Kathryn Frey, the bride­ groom's sister, who wore a dark green crepe princess line dress and carried a posy of yellow roses.


BOOTLE- PLANT


Family and friends trav­ elled to Gretna Green to watch the wedding of Miss Julie Plant tp;Mr!Daniel Bootle at the-Old Black­ smith's Shop The bride, who is the


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daughter of Mr G. Plant, of Greenfield Avenue, Chat- bum, and Mrs J. Coupe, of Woone Lane, Clitheroe, is a customer services team leader at Simon Jersey Ltd. She wore a lilac dress with a matching long jacket and carried a bouquet of white roses and carnations. The bridegroom is a 1am- inator a t Flexible Rein­


forcements. Mr Andrew Wightman


and Mrs Jane Tweddle acted as witnesses.


ston Sutcliffe and the ush­ ers were Messrs S. Pickard, the bride's brother, A. Pilk­ ington, the bridegroom's cousin, A. Howard and J. Towler. Following the ceremony, conducted by the Rev.


Best man was Mr Win­


David Mewis, a reception was held at the Mytton Fold Hotel, Langho. The honeymoon destina­


Skipton. •.


tion was the Yorkshire Dales and the couple will live in Bamoldswick. Photo: David Hyde,


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Following the ceremony,


conducted by Mr A. Barr, a reception was held at the Lover's Leap, Gretna Green.


The couple honey­


mooned in San Antonio, Ibiza, and will continue to live at their home in Cause­ way Croft, Clitheroe.


Programme for 1998 OCTOBER


i Amsterdam City break, 3 days .................£79 1 Prix del I’Arc, 4 da ys ............................... .£109 h Eric Clapton, 2 d a y s ...................................... £99


:h Windsor Castle, 2 days .........................£79.95 th NEC Motor Show, 2 days ........................£85 th Trafford Centre, 1 d a y ...................................£5 th Bruges, 4 days ..........................................£139 Ih Oliver in Manchester, 1 d a y .....................£37 st Legoland & Fireworks, 2 days....................£69


NOVEMBER


2nd New York, 5 days ......................................... £439 11th Vancouver & The Islands, 6 days . .. .£499


13th Edinburgh Shopper, 3 d a y s .....................£65 22nd Royal Yacht Britannia, 2 days ...............£79 15th Dublin, 3 days .........................................£99.95 20th Rothesay & The Isle of Bute, 4 days . . .£95 25th Scotland’s Scenic Railways, 5 days .£199 27th Glasgow & Loch Lomond, 3 days . . .£69 28th Bath & Clarkes Village, 2 days . . .£59199


29th London Shopper, 2 d a y s .................... . .£55 29th BBC Good Food Show, 1 day


. .£21 DECEMBER 4th Prague’s Christmas Markets, 4 days . .£119 Z 1


15th Lincoln Markets, 1day .............................. . . .£10 15th Lincoln Markets, 2 days ...................... . . .£65 16th Dublin's Fair City, 2 days ................... . . .£49 16th The Clothes Show, 1 d a y .................... . .£35 113th Berlin Christmas Markets, 6 days . . .£89 24th Scottish Christmas, 4 days .............. .£209 24th Christmas in Paris, 4 d a y s ................. . .£149 30th New Year in Scotland, 3 days . . . . . .£179 30th New Year in Paris, 4 d a y s .......... , . . . .£125


This Is just a small selection of our wide and varied holiday programme, ring us fora free printed list.


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DENMARK & SWEDEN


HOLLAND, GERMANY,


2 night cruise breaks From £39


If you’re looking for something different on a short break, then why not step aboard on a refreshing two night cruise-break.


Operated by Scandinavian Seaways with comfortable ships, that olfer you a taste of cruising


at a fraction of the cost. There are bars and lounges to relax in, live entertainment and some of the ships have a separate discotheque. There are cinemas on board, a choice of tine restaurants to dine in and you'll even find a duty free shop on board.


You can choose to travel from Harwich to Esbjerg in Denmark. Hamburg in Germany and Gothenburg in Sweden.


From February 1999 you can also opt to cruise from Newcastle and ports of call include Amsterdam on this option. •


The offer for the two night cruise-break Is based on best available economy cabin (no facilities). Also


included in the price are two buffet breakfasts and a sightseeing lour on arrival at your chosen


destination. Or you could upgrade to a cabin with full private facilities for £20 per person, other upgrades Include £25 per person for the famous


Scandinavian Seaways Smorgasbord evening mea| buffet for both nights on board.


Available on selected departures for a £20


supplement on your selected grade cabin you can enjoy more lime at your destination, staying on board ship overnight in the port.


December 1st - 20th and January 1999. October, November, December 21st - 22nd,


Prices are from £39 per person


February and March are available for £49 and high season April, May, June and July are priced at £69.


S c a n d in a v ia n s eaw a y s


T R R F F O R D C EN T R E


THE This


October 13th or 24th £5


Over 280 shops and stores, an entertainment centre boasting the largest cinema complex


in Europe and over 30 food outlets scrvicng delicacies from all over the world.


The place has got everything you need from a shopping centre - maybe a little bit more.


It’s shoppers heaven!


shoppers, and with a weekend departure and priced at just £5 per person, it’s not worth the hassle of driving there yourself.


Our trips are scheduled to depart after the initial rush, but before the Christmas


C Y P R U S -


THE MILLENNIUM CELEBRATION


December 29th, 1999 8 days — £699


Cyprus, the island of Aphrodite with sparkling waters, blue skies, centuries of tradition and culture, also home to some of the friendliest people in the world. What better place to celebrate the dawn of a new Millennium, surrounded by family and friends old and new.


from die beaudlul golden sands and clear waters ofNissi Bay.


Our chosen hotel is die Aeneas - a unique low rise five star resort hotel built around what is probably the largest swimming pool in Europe and is conveniently located just across die street


The price of our millennium celebradon includes flights from Manchester, accommodation for seven nights with buffet breakfasts and a , Gala Dinner on New Year’s Eve. .


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DUBLIN'S FAIR CITY December 6th, 2 days' £49


is a great opportunity to experience the exciting and cosmopolitan city of Dublin. There's so much to see and do here and the shopping


; js fantastic. The fashion designers rival the best in Europe and the city is full of individual and unusual shops.


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The price of the break includes transport from the local area, accommodation for one night .with full Irish breakfast and Y plenty of free time in the city.


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Also available three day break November 15th at £99.94 and a day break on October 3rd or 24th priced at £39.


THE HEART OF .SCOTLAND- October 30th, 4 days £99


Perthshire is the very heart of Scotland, a beautiful area with enchanting scenery, mountains, lakes and beguiling towns and villages. Our base for this super break is Dunkeld, a delightful town, whicn holds a significant place in Scottish history.


The price of the four day break includes transport from the local area, accommodation for three nights with evening meals and cooked breakfasts, visits to Perth and Stirling and excursion to Aviemore, plus the services fo a courier.


GERMAN €1 MARKETS


November ,27th, 4 days From £59.99


The Rhineland capital of Cologne boasts the best Christmas market.in Germany.


There are actually three Christmas markets in the centre, two of which are do se to ; the magnificent Gothic Dorn Cathedral in a pedestrianised zone. Each year this


fine city is transformed into a Yuletide paradise, wonderfully decorated stalls and a festive atmosphere.


The price of the break includes transport from the local area, channel crossings,, accommodation in Germany,


or for advice call our new direct number - 0870 608 6000 and speak to Moya or Debbie. - For a free brochure call our 24 hour hotline on uyyu 1* 5*4 0^0


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