Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 29th, 2000 9 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.eastlancashireonline.co.uk


Summer fair raises £1,600 towards parish centre 7


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HOPES for a parish centre at St Mary's RC Church, Langho, are £1,624 nearer after a sum­


mer fair. The event was revived after a lapse of some years and


was well supported. It was opened by Miss Felicity Watson, new head­


teacher at the day school, and there was a wide range of


stalls. The money will go to the fund for the centre, negotia­


tions for which arc still going on. Our picture shows some of the fancy dress contestants. (190600/10/9)


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V- • •, .Tw’y7:'*i . ViV : .':r i Conditions on plan to


extend country school to meet complaints


Ideas sought to reduce car dependency CONDITIONS have been laid down about the extension to Bowland High


School, Grindleton. A travel-to-sehool plan Five objections had been al traffic likely to be gciu’i-


aimcd at reducing depen- received to the new build- ated from this diwolopmen dency on the car is also sug- ing, largely reflecting com- is not felt to besigiuficant. gestcd.


them new, to help cope with Councillors were also rec- provision at the moment, increasing numbers.


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cashire County Council temporary classroom, to be Development Control Sub- removed within two years, committee were yesterday This will be sited on the recommended to approve playing field and will help the county's own applica- accommodate increasing tion for planning permis- numbers until the new


Members of the ban- application for a further ommended to approve tin


sion. A two-storey teaching bidding is complete. .....................


block of traditional con­ struction is proposed, locat­ ed by the entrance to the complex. It will have art. music


and technology accommo­ dation, three classrooms, toilets, stores, cloakroom and lift. Two temporary buildings on the play area will be removed when it is in use.


further congestion in the area, which is of concern to local people, would need to be addressed by a travel-to- school plan, detailing cur­ rent and proposed measures to reduce dependency on car use. A report to yester­ day's meeting said one had been requested, but it pointed out: "The addition-


Officials say that possible


the separate building will local people through this nine secure cycle st.oiage provide 132 places, <16 of newspaper.


building operations to be allowed only on weekdays, ami be'tween S a. ill. and (i- 30 p. m.. and silencing and soundproofing equipment on builders’ plant. Any trees affected by


Officials also wanted


As previously reported, and parking problems by suggested is the provision <4 places, as there is undei-


plaints made about traffic But onenf thecomhtion.s


work will have to be replaced and officials say that their loss will be more t ban compensal ed for by t he screening works. On the plan for t he tem­


porary classroom, officials say that t lie need for it is considered sutficient to pre­ vail over amenity effects, espcially as it is only required for a temporary period.


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ROBINSON - WINNARD


The wedding of Miss Susan Winnard and Mr Mark Robinson took place at St Bartholemew's Church, Chip­


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and Mrs J. Winnard, of Manor House, Tosside, and the bridegroom, a butcher, is the son of Mr and Mrs W. Robinson, of Stanley Street, Chipping. The bride was given away by her father, and wore a raw


The bride, a part-time secretary, is the daughter of Mr . .


silk gown with embroidered back detail she had designed and made herself. Her bouquet was of hand-tied cream


and stargazer lilies. The bridesmaids were the Misses Catherine Robinson,


sister of the bridegroom, and Lucy Samuel, niece of the bride, and the flower girl was Miss Megan Shields, the bridegroom's niece. They wore royal blue and cream dress­ es and carried hand-tied lilies and carnations. The page boy was Jack Robinson. Mr Alistair Silcock was the best man and Messrs


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Andrew Lear and Stephen Rich the groomsmen. The Rev. F. Cheall conducted the ceremony, the recep­


tion was at the Dog and Partridge, Chipping, and Corn­ wall was the honeymoon destination. The couple are to live in Chipping. Photo: R. Robinson.


WI DIARY DATES


AFTER all the excite­ ment of the triennial meeting at Wembley it is down to business


JULY 10TI1: Claylon-le-Diile WI - An


open invitation to join members in line-dancing. Sabdcn WI - An open


again for the WI. Members will be ------


meeting with Lancashire Paramedics entitled "Heart


preparing items for three of Lan^hire".


shows that will be taking Addington WI - "Cal- place later m t y


and, nearer home, the Clitheroe Area WI Show.


the LFW I Show, the ^,irs Hylda Emsden. Royal Lancashire Show JULY 12TH: ,-------Duns0p Bridge WI - Tai Chi with Mr Holding. JULY 13TH: Grindleton WI - "You are what you eat" by Ms Chris­ tine Dale. JULY 17TH: Itillington and Langho WI


cutta and Beyond" a talk by


JULY 3RD: Bashall Eaves WI - A


walk round the village gar­ dens.


JULY 4TH: Rimington WI - Healing— a talk by Dr Sheelagh Don­


nelly. JULY 5TH: Slaidburn WI - Galapa­


gos Islands with Miss H.M.


Brown. Milton WI - A talk by


Isobel Hamid on "The Jew­


ish Year". Chipping WI - Mr A.


- "The Way we Were" by Isobel Hamid. JULY 20TH: Downhum WI - Relax­


ation with Mrs Betty Ford. Simonstone with Read WI


- A talk by Mrs M. Lavis on "The Old Order of the


Amish of Pennsylvania". JULY 26TH: Whallev WI - "Home and


land Mountain Rescue. Gemmell. JULY 6TH:


walk


Bond will talk about Bow- Away" a talk by Mrs Grace For further information


Gishurn WI - A summer about meeting tel. Mrs J. Entwistle on 01200 427165.


Twins and triplets are to meet S T A F F at Clitheroe Health have worked here for 23


Centre will be seeing dou­ ble, and even triple, at a special get-together soon. Twenty-seven special


children, 12 sets of twins and one of triplets, all aged three and under, have been invited to the Railway View Road venue by health visi­ tor Mrs Loma Vaccaro. It is the first time that


Mrs Vaccaro has organised such a special gathering. "I


years and I have never known so many twins. I thought it would be nice to get them all together as a one-off and then, if they choose to meet up again that is something they can arrange. I think it will be nice, particularly for the lit­ tle babies' mums to talk to those with slightly older


children."


Police investigate air rifle damage TWO teenagers have been interviewed by the police after


air rifle damage in Read. Several street lamps and a house window were cracked last week. Police took possession of an air rifle.


’££ ’a' Dave knows how to put his right


arm to good use. He’s a past master at lifting it


to taste literally thousands of different beers. In fact, long after the rest of us have finished work for the day,


he can still be found exercising his biceps iasearch of something special. And whenever he finds it, he puts


his arm to use again...writing an order in his capacity as Booths' Beer Buyer. That's why our shelves are


always lined with all the best from


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And it’s why weVe just Won ......................... r_a' ‘t 'fl another award, this time as.Beer?


Supermarket of the Year. 1


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And thanks for all the hard work!' supermarkets ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 24 STORES THROUGHOUT LANCASHIRE. CUMBRIA AND AT KNUTSFORD. CHESHIRE AND i K .i n i ,


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