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A CHIPPING man has been named as the


year which bears fruit for the industry NFU chief is an adopted Lancastrian


new county branch chairman for the Lan­ cashire National Farm­


ers' Union. Mr Peter Stott, of Clark


House Farm, was due to be elected at the county branch's annual meeting held last night. He takes over from Mr John Sephton,


of Banks. Commenting on his new role,


Mr S to t t said: "Let us hope th a t the year ahead bears the fruits of the labours of those working in and for the agricul­


tural industry.”


shirman, 58-year-old Mr Stott is now very much a Lancastrian and is well know to members across the county, having been county chairman of the NFU's Milk Committee for the past two years and a member of the Coun­ ty Executive Committee for the past decade. Mr Stott was also chairman of the Chipping branch for two years in the 1980s.


Although he was bom a York- Stepping up to the role of


county chairman will not be too much of a shock to Mr Stott's system as he has been deputy chairman for the last year and has represented the NFU on many occasions. Agriculture is


very much part of his life and when he is not working on the farm or representing the NFU, he is busy helping out on the Chip­ ping Show Committee, of which he is a past chairman. Mr Stott is also a member and past chair­ man of Ribblesdale Farmers'


Club. Mr Stott and his wife, Kath,


have three daughters, Sarah, Anne and Rachel, as well as a son, John, who works on the fam­ ily farm. Mr and Mrs Stott are also the proud grandparents of two children. Their farm consists of 65 dairy cows and followers and 60 half-bred mule ewes, and even boasts a camping barn,


which forms part of the Bowland Network.


Outside of farming spheres, he


has been a member of Chipping Parish Council for the past 18 years and is a past governor of both village schools and Lon- gridge High School.


I t must he something to do


with the fact that farmers get up so early, as Mr Stott manages to find the occasional free hour or two to follow his hobbies of crick­ et, bowls and walking in the Lake District.


Mr Stott's deputy will be Mr


David Neave, of Ashworth, near Rochdale.


Dancers line up to raise money for school


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LINE-DANCE mania hit Billing- ton on Friday as parents and friends gathered at St Augustine's RC School to raise money for much-


them through their paces before giving a demonstration, helped by some of the more experienced dancers.


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15076).


Family matters are to be just their cup of tea


THE days of home-baked cakes and butter pies wrapped in newspaper may be coming to an end as Sabdens cafe­ owning couple plan to hang up their pinnies for good. The Cafe, which doubles-up as Pendle Wool Shop, has


been a quirky fixture in the town for around seven years. Mrs Joan Thompson, who has run the shop in its vary­ ing forms with her husband, Richard, for 25 years, admit­


ted she will be sad to leave. "I come in when I don't have to. 1 even come in on a


Sunday to steep the peas. But during the course of this year it will be put up for sale. It's just having the nerve to


do it - I mean, I'm 64," she said. The couple, who live in Clithcroc Road, Sabden started But the,delights of Sabden’s one and only traditional ...._' , , . .


the business as a general store and grocers. They have five children and 15 grandchildren and have


decided it is time to see their family more and do their own thing.


tea-room can be sampled for at least a few months yet. Mrs Thompson said: "We will put up a 'For Sale sign


at Easter and stay for as long as it takes. Maybe someone will come the following day — maybe it could take two


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tine's Association (PTA), was part of a programme of social activities taking place throughout the school year. The proceeds from the evening have


I On hand to teach the novice line dancers was local company County Line, who put


been added to funds already collected, meaning th a t £12,000 has been raised since September to buy computer equip­ ment for the science and technology departments.


said: "This is the third line-dancing evening we have had at the school. "We had an excellent turn ou t and


Head teacher Mr Anthony McNamara


everyone, whether they had line-danced before or not, had a go. Everybody had such a great time.”


There was also a hot pot supper. The association's next event is an inter­


national evening, complete with dancing and food from different parts of the world,


on March 25th. Our picture shows some of the line dancers at the event. (230198/22/21)


Efforts to improve local rivers get


boost with meeting


T H E d r iv e .to im p ro v e 'lo c a l r iv e rs w a s ’d u e to! tak e an o th e r s tep forward la s t n ig h t w ith a meet­ ing on good farming practice.


People connected with agriculture, forestry and the ,


land in general were invited to th e F arming and Wildlife Advisory Group event, held a t the Moorcock


Inn, Waddington.


The group is a registered chanty, set up to help fanners carry out environmental


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improvements and has a network of advisors. I t also runs a telephone advice ser­


vice. The Environment Agen­


cy is funding FWAG's Sus­ tainable Rivers Project,


giving grants to fanners in an effort to improve water quality and wildlife habi­ tats and avoid river bank


erosion. An agency spokesman


says: "Overgrazing of river banks can cause erosion and loss of wildlife habi­ tats, but restricting live­ stock access can prevent


this. "Some arable practices


can cause loss of soil into rivers, smothering the water and introducing con­


tainments. "Recent research shows


that even tiny quantities of synthetic pyrethroid sheep dips can kill aquatic verte­ bra te s for hundreds of metres downstream, depriving fish and other wildlife of a vital source of food."


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