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Clitheroe 422324 (Editoril


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MP in crisis talks with hard-hit rural businesses pledges his help


by Julie Frankland


WORRIED members of the Ribble Valley's rural business commu­ nity have held crisis talks with local MP Nigel Evans' over foot


and mouth disease. Mr Evans travelled


from Westminster for the emergency meeting at the Parker's Arms, Newton, where he was told of impending financial disas­ ter and potential job loss­ es as the o u tbreak of infection continues to keep visitors away from the countryside. Among the 30 businesses


represented at the meeting was Holden Glough Nurs­ ery, based in Holden. Its proprietor, Mr Peter


Foley, presented year-on- year sales figures, which showed his March trade 70.2% down on last year. - Said Mr Foley: "I usually recruit extra seasonal staff at this time of year, but instead of advertising vacancies, I am actually reducing the hours of my existing employees. "The Government has


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sent out mixed messages regarding what people can and cannot do on visits to the countryside, which has caused confusion. People are therefore opting to stay away. ' “My Saturday trade is


90% down on what I would expect for this time of year. “My mail order business


is also suffering as the pub­ lic is unsure whether buying


A honeymoon in Edinburgh followed the wedding at the Mytton Fold Hotel, Lang- ho, of Mr Martin Peter Wrigley and Miss Vicky Martyne Conti. Retail assistant Miss


Conti is the daughter of Mr and, Mrs S. Conti, of Brownlow Street, Clitheroe, and primary school teacher Mr Wrigley is the son of Mr and Mrs P. Wrigley, of Lit- tlemoor Road, Clitheroe. Given away by her father,


the bride wore a two-piece outfit with an ivory and gold embroidered strapless bodice and ivory silk skirt


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plants from an area such as the Ribble Valley, which has been branded infected even though there has not been a single confirmed case of foot and mouth disease in the borough, is a risk to their own locality." Added Mr Foley: "It is


debate on foot and mouth’s impact on rural Lan­ cashire's economy in the House of Commons on April 10th, the day Parlia­ ment adjourns for the East­


er recess. Should his bid fail, he


no risk at all, but it shows the depth of this crisis and illustrates why we need sup- port to survive. Coming after the fuel crisis and months of bad weather, foot and mouth could well be the final nail in the rural business coffin." Yet while he and others


-23rd or 24th to support calls for compensation and rate rebates. He also believes interest-


agreed to apply to speak on the issue following the holi­ day break on either April


present made plans for a campaign to encourage val­ ley residents and those from neighbouring boroughs to support the local country­ side this coming Easter, Mr Evans promised to take their battle back to Lon­ don. He pledged to seek a


WRIGLEY-CONTI


and train. She carried a bouquet of silk lilies and terracotta and cream flow­


ers.


Laura Conti, Stevie-Louise Conti and Claudia Chiap- pi, and dame of honour Mrs Pauline Sorrell, wore two- piece outfits with ivory and gold patterned bodices with string straps and gold silk skirts. They carried cream roses with terracotta flow­ ers. Master Connor McDermott was the page­ boy and Mr Dean Braith- waite was best man. Photo: Mr Peter Walsh,


The bridesmaids, Misses Blackburn. . :X- Special Notice


FOOT AND MOUTH Nigel Evans MP


The outbreak of foot and mouth has had an enormous impact on


farming, associated agricultural businesses and tourism in the area. No one should underestimate the ripple effects of this awful disease on our area.


- It is right that the Government concentrate its efforts on containing and eradicating this disease. The Government has announced that a recovery package will be available as soon as this disease is eliminated.


In the meantime we must do all we can to support our businesses affected by the disease.


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House of Commons: Constituency Office: Ribble Valley Home: E-mail: Web site: ;


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Telephone: 0207 219 6939/ 4165 Q1200 425939 01200 443875 nigelmp@hotmail.com www.nigelmp.com


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SPECIAL FOOT AND MOUTH SURGERY WEDNESDAY 11th APRIL 10am.- 5pm 9 Railway View Clitheroe Lancashire


It is important that anyone affected by the disease is easily able to contact me at any time during the crisis. Please keep my contact details handy. Working together we will defeat this crisis.


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free loans of up to £10,000 should be made available to help businesses whose trade is largely made up of now- absent countryside visitors. Mr Evans will also be


David Morris, and council leader Coun. Peter Red- path for "urgent" talks regarding how best to help those indirectly affected by foot and mouth. A second surgery will be


isburn is venue for


annual meet GISBURN is to host Rib­ ble Valley Borough Coun­ cil's annual public meeting | on Tuesday. Hosted by the Mayor,


Coun. Chris Holtom, the venue is the village hall and the meeting starts at 7 p.m. The aim is to give resi­


dents and business people of the borough the oppor­ tunity to air their views about the workings of the council and discuss its plans for the future. Coun. Peter Redpath,


leader of the council, will speak to the meeting, along with Liberal Democrat leader Coun. Frank Dyson: There will be a general


Hard-won promotion for Hicks squash players


won promotion from the North West Counties’ League Fourth Division. The successful Clitheroe


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discussion on new political structures affecting the authority and an update on the current situation in the borough regarding the foot ] and mouth crisis.


Learning some tough


held at Railway View next Wednesday between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Although open to all, he is working on a dossier of rural hardship cases to support his debate application. Our picture shows a con­


lessons PUPILS from Clitheroe Royal Grammar School learned some hard lessons about the harsh world of business. The team of 20, who


cerned Mr Evans facing a plea for help from the Rib­ ble Valley's rural business community. With him is meeting


holding a surgery between noon and 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Conservative Associ­ ation office in Railway View, Clitheroe. The same day, he is due


outfit finished in second place - a massive 15 points ahead of the team in third place. On Thursday, Hicks put


the icing on their promotion cake when they defeated Burnley-based champions Michclin by three rubbers to two. The successful squash players arc: Robert Fielding, Henry Farrar, David Walters, David McKenzie and Andy Millar. ALL SMILES: Hicks


to meet the borough coun­ cil's chief executive, Mr


chairman Mrs Barbara Clayton, landlady of the Parker's Arms, which has seen its passing bar, restau­ rant and room trade drop by 60% because of the foot and mouth crisis. (C300301/6)


formed their enterprise group called Hot Spider, learned about "letting go employees who were not pulling their weight". The tough policy worked


squash players celebrate their promotion.


(010401/7/20)


and the group reckon they will have ended their year soon with a profit of around £400. Their main business was


in dealing in fun spiders which pupils bought to put on the. end of their pencils. They also produced a year book for the current


Year 11. The group had the help


of two advisers from Wel- tonhurst, a Blackburn plaa


tics company. Whist winners


WINNERS of the Whalley Abbey senior citizen's whist drive were: Ladies, Mrs V. Heald, Mrs E.Charnley, Mrs S.Penington (consola­ tion); gentlemen, Mrs D.Farnsworth, Mr J.Wooff, Mr H.Holt (cons.). Domino winners were:


Mrs M.Harrison, Mrs H.Hardy, Mr J.Hartley (cons.).


Title race wide open after Legion defeat


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OW Moor blew the Clitheroe Pool League Premier


Division t it le race wide open with a 8-4 win over leaders Legion A. Buck A took advantage


| to close the gap to live points, with a game in hand, after beating Castle


A 9-3. Low Moor are a further


five points adrift with two games in hand. Stork Hotel B closed the


6-6 by Kings Arms A. RESULTS


Premier Division


Music/Sports A 1; Buck A 9, Cas­ tle A 3; Low Moor 8, Royal British Legion A 4; Royal Oak A 9, Dog Inn (Whalley) 3; Whalley


Stork Hotel A 11, Dog


Arms A - open date. First Division


Pendle Hotel B 5, Stork Hotel


B 7; Royal British Legion B 6, Kings Arms A 6; White Hart 8, Horse Shoe A 4; St Peter’s (Hurst Green), Waggon and Horses - open date.


Second Division Bay Horse A 7, Pendle Hotel A


5; Horse Shoe B 2, Ultraframe 10; Buck Wrinkleys 2, Brown Cow A 10; New Inn 6, Brown Cow


(Chatburn) 6; Castle B - open date.


Third Division Whalley Arms B v White


Horse A; Royal British Legion C 6, Waggon and Horses B 6; Com­ mercial 8, Station Hotel A 4; Plate: Brown Cow B 2, Dog Music/Victoria B 10. Fourth Division


Horse 2; White Horse B 5, Bridge 7; Station Hotel B 8, Royal Oak B 4; Lower Buck (Waddington) v Buck B PP; Kings Arms B - open date.


Ladies* Division Pendle Hotel A 3, Buck B 6;


gap in the First Division to four points after a 7-5 win a t Pendle Hotel B, while leaders Legion B were held


Buck A 3, Pendle Hotel B 6; Kings Arms v Castle; Legion 3, New Inn 6; Whalley Arms 7,


Lower Buck 0. TONIGHT’S FIXTURES Challenge Cup Fourth Round


New Inn v Buck A; St Peters


(Hurst Green) v Stork Hotel A. Premier Division


Dog Music/Sports A v Low


Moor Club. Second Division


Ultraframe v Castle B. Fourth Division


Lower Buck v Buck B. TUESDAY


Ladies’ Division


Buck B v Buck A; Pendle Hotel B v Kings Arms; Whal­ ley Arms v Legion; Lower Buck v Castle. Ladies’ Challenge Cup Second Round


New Inn v Pendle Hotel A; Legion v Pendle Hotel B; Pen­ Billington BBC 10, Black dle Hotel A v Castle; Buck A -


open date. Ladies’ Consolation Plate


Whalley Arms v Buck B; New


Inn v Kings Arms. TABLES


RB Legion A.... 14 7 3 4 121 Buck A........... 13 9 3 1 116 Low Moor Club 12 8 0 4 111


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Whalley Arms A 13 6 3 4 107 Stork Hotel A.. 13 6 2 5107 Dog Inn (Whall) 13 3 6 4 78 Royal Oak A.... 14 2 7 5 71 Castle A.......... 13 3 8 2 70


RB Legion B.... 12 6 1 5 102 Stork Hotel B.. 12 6 1 5 98 White Hart..... 12 6 2 4, 92


Dog Music A.... 13 0 12 1 45 First Division p W L D P


Waggon &H A.. 11 4 2 5 83 Kings Arms A.. 12 4 5 .3 82 Pendle Hotel B. 12 3 5 4 78 St Peter’s (HG) 10 1 5 4 58


Bridge............. 13 8 1 4 116 Station Hotel B 112. 9 2 1 110 L Buck (Wadd) 13 7 3 3 110 White Horse B. 13 6 4 3 96 Royal Oak B.... 11 4 4 3 73 Billington BBC 12 3 5 4 71 Buck B........... 11 3 6 2 66 Black Horse..;.. 12 2 9 1 52 Kings Arms B.. 12 2 9 1 45 Ladies' Division


Fourth Division ,P W L D P


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Buck B.............. 11 10 1 96 Castle................. 12 8 4 89 Buck A................ 12 7 5 84 Legion................. 12 6 6 77 Pendle Hotel B.... 13 7 6 76 Pendle Hotel A.... 12 6 6 75 New Inn............ 11 4 7 66 Whalley Arms.... 11 4 7 55 Kings Arms....... 10 0 10 30


GISBURN AND DISTRICT


Horse Shoe A... 11 ' 1 10 0 51 Second Division P W L D P


POOL LEAGUE. RESULTS


Ultraframe...... 13 10 3 0 121 Brown Cow Ch. 13 8 3 2 112 Brown Cow A... 14 8 5 1 110 Castle B.......... 12 8 3 1 -99 New Inn.......... 14 6 6 3 98 Bay Horse A.... 13 4 4 5 90 Horse Shoe B... 13 2 6 5 76 Buck Wrinkleys 13 3 8 2 64


Pendle Hotel A. 13 1 11 1 56 Third Division


Whalley Arms B 10 6 2 2 91 Waggon &H B.. 12 5 4 3 89 RB Legion C.... 11 4 2 5 86 Station Hotel A 11 6 3 2 85 Commercial.... 10 4 4 2 73 Dog Music/VicB 11 4 5 2 72 White Horse A. 9 4 3 2 70 Brown Cow B... 10 0 10 0 22


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Low Moor crowned - still plenty to play for


I and D is tr ic t Snooker League F ir s t Division champions b u t th e re is s till plenty a t s take for


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| many teams below them. Waddington A and


Catholic Club face each in the final week of the season to decide who will take run-


1 ners-up spot. Clitheroe Conservative


1 Clitheroe Conservative Club B and Rimington B seem certain to win promo-


Club A and Billington B come head to head in a cru­ cial relegation battle, while in the Second Division


I tion. First Division RESULTS . Billington A 8 (360), Catholic


| Club 6 (303): T. Wilson 47. M. Holmes 61; T. Rydcheard 84, P. Traynor 49; N. Harris 31, S. Traynor 75; J. Ashton 60, No Player 0; D. Wilson 71, D. Ire­ land 47; P. Conchhie 67, P. Mer-


I cer71. Catholic Club 12 (452),


, Billington B 2 (343): I. Middle- ton 88, J. Ainsworth 53; M. Plant 83, M. Unwin 60; T. Byrne 68, J. Kelsall 48; M. Byrne 85, J. Atkinson 43; J. Byrne 91, C. | Gorzella 67; R. Alston 37, S. Gor­


ton 82. Clitheroe Conservative Club A


10 (420), Downham 4 (353): M. Whittaker 72, R. Gladwin 66; R.


Grant 98, M. Credie 48; T. Smith 80, P. Walmesley 77; D. Smith 49,


D. Heesom 66; K. Smith 66, D. Hart 39; I. Charlton 55, P. Mar-


I low 57. THE new season


____ of th e Roefield Leisure Centre Five-a- side Football League


kicks-off on Sunday. FIXTURES


Heys Inn v Helmeti Athlet­


ic (9 a.m.); Rag Legs v Regu­ lators (9-50 a.m.); Norfolk and Good v Johnny’s Boys (10-40 a.m.); New Inn v Clockwork Orange (11-30 a.m:); Centre of Ex v Walking Allstars (12-20 p.m.); Storm v Clitheroc Clowns (1-10 p.m.); The Crafty, Butchers v Cantona’s Seagulls (2 p.m.).


OW Moor A may have already been crowned Clitheroe


Waddington A 8 (420), Chat­


burn A 6 (386): B. Waddington 76, M. Lawson 44; E. Houghton 63, P. Clark 87; M. Dewhurst 92, G. Clark 42; D. Cox 62, P. Craig 75; K. Keough 90, G. Simpkin 57; T. Makinson 37, A. Hodgson


81.


Talbot B 8 (391): N. Garner 57, J. Proctor 65; B. Hargreaves 70, A. Dickenson 73; N. Schofield 92, S. Hayhurst 49; S. Taylor 85, O. Hayhurst 44; M. Peel 28, P. Whittaker 75; B. Ilitchen 66, M. Garth 85.


Royal British Legion 6 (398), Second Division


servative Club 10 (388): D. Bow- ness 53, G. Ireland 83; f). Allen 59,1. Nash 47; N. Thompson 75, D. Nelson 49; S. O’Callaghan 43, P. Swales 45: P. Atkinson 48, J. Whittaker 80; B. Griffiths 41, S. Whittaker 84. Low Moor B 6 (389), Riming­


Police 4 (319), Clitheroe Con­


Singles Cup Competition Semi-finals


FIXTURES G. Ireland v R. Grant; R.


Alston v P. Parker. Doubles Cup Competition


Semi-finals M. Holmes and S. Thompson v


R. Grant and D. Nelson: T. Hen- shaw and C. Drinkwater v P.


Mercer and M. Byrne. First Division


' Royal British Legion v Low Moor A; Catholic C v Wadding­ ton A; Billington B v Clitheroe Conservative Club; Whalley v Billington A; Talbot B v Down- ham: Chatburn A - open date. Second Division


Low Moor B v Pendle Club;


ton A 8 (433): G. Tyler 76, J. Lund 62; N. Brown 47, S. Petty 90; T. Richardson 60, M. Yates 96; I. Perry 64, D. Calvert 53; D. Johnson 59, C. Edmondson 60; G. Waddington83, G: Watson 72. Rimington B 12 (432), Slaid­


Waddington B v Slaidburn; Clitheroe Conservative Conserv­ ative Club B v Rimington B; Rimington A v Social Club; Police v Talbot A; Chatburn B - open date.


First Division TABLES


burn 2 (367): P. Hobson 73, D. Cowking 66; J. Lund 82, B. Walk­ er 57; P. Winckley 77, N. hey 53; D. Seed 59, E. Rigby 69; R. Bol- land 72, T. Robinson 57; P. Houghton 69, W. Robinson 65. Chatburn B 10 (442),


Waddington B 4 (324): M. Paul 74, G. Laxton 88: A. Wilson 68, M. Hurst 45; R. Turner 94, B. Phillip 53; C. Monck 71, S. Baines 76; B. Dolan 60, No Player 0; J. Reed 75, K. Houlker 62. Talbot A 8 (408), Pendle Club


6 (386): R. Proctor 55, A. hartley 81; G. Johnson 78, D. Grant 33; S. Cookson 67, M. Roberts 74; S. Proctor 42, P. Clegg 80; F. Whit­ taker 76, R. Wilkinson 54; P. Proctor 90, J. Nedeljkovic 64.


Low Moor A....... 19 17 2188 Waddington A.... 19 12 7 156 Catholic Club..... 19 11 8 150 Downham.......... 19 10 9 146 Whalloy Con i..... 19 11 8 142 Billington A....... 19 10 9 136 RB Legion......... 19 8 11 126 Chatbum A........ 20 9 11 124 Billington B....... 19 6 13 104 -2Talbot B......... 19 6 13 104 Clitheroe Con A.. 19 4 15 92 Second Division


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Clithcroe Con B.. 19 15 4 178 Rimington B...... 19 14 5 174 Rimington A...... 19 15 4 166 Slaidburn........... 19 11 8154 Chatburn B........ 20 7 13 122 Pendle Club....... 19 8 11122 -2Social Club...... 19 10 9 120 -2Low Moor B.... 19 7 12112 Talbot A............ 19 6 13 112 Police................. 19 8 11 110 Waddington B.... 19 4 15 96


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WEEKEND TEAMS Saturday


Clitheroe CC (v 2nds, home, meet ground 12-45 p.m:) N.


Bolton, A. Burns, Stephen Bishop, S. Coulter (wkt), M. Eglin, N. Bibby, R. Dinsdale, S. Booth. T. Goodman, P. Gaskell, Shoahib Istikhar. Scorer P. Cox. Clitheroe CC 2nds (v lsts, home, meet ground 12-45 p.m.) J.


Green, P. Atkinson, S. Trotter, C. Seed, M. Preston, N. Car- tledge, Simon Bishop, D. Glover, D. Musson, R. Rudd (wkt),


M. Scott. 12th man K. Driver. Scorer F. Green. Sunday


Clitheroe 2nds (v Rimington, away, meet ground 12-45


p.m.) J. Green, C. Seed, C. Musson, M. Coulter, M. Eglin, T. Hibbert (wkt), G. Kershaw, M. Preston, M. Hargreaves, Simon Bishop, R. Dinsdale. 12th man S. Booth. Scorer J.


Blackburn. A Hotel 2. TABLE Buck Inn (Paythome) 2, Buck


Inn B 5; Buck Inn A 7, Brown ''Cow 0; PendleNlnn 6. Three Rivers 1; Copy Nook 5, Pendle


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Buck Inn B............... 21 134 Pendle Hotel............. 20 112 Copy Nook................ 21 106 Buck Inn A............... 21 104 Pendle Inn................. 20 99 Anchor B................... 21 98 Anchor A................... 20 79 Coach and Horses....... 20 76 Buck Inn (Paythome). 20 72 Brown Cow................ 20 69 Three Rivers.............. 21 6o


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE FIXTURES Tomorrow


First Division


Green; Chatburn v Colne Utd; Kelbrook v Goodshaw Utd; Oswaldtwistle v Worsthorne; Rolls-Royce v Settle Utd; Stack-


steads SJ v Ribchester Rovers. Reserve Division


Enfield v Bamoldswick PR; Hurst Green v Belvedere; Read Utd v Colne Utd; Ribchester Rovers v Chatbum; Sabden v Rolls-Royce;


Earby Tn v Mill Hill SP;


Settle Utd v Goodshaw Utd. Tuesday


First Division Chatburn v Accrington Stan­


ley: Oswaldtwistle v Colne Utd; Stacksteads SJ v Worsthome. Reserve Division


Belvedere v Mill Hill SP; Read


Utd v Hurst Green. Wednesday


First Division Kelbrook v Settle Utd; Ribch­


ester v Goodshaw Utd; Stack- steads SJ v Oswaldtwistle. Second Division


Belvedere v Earby Town; Read


Utd v Barnoldswick PR; Rock Rovers v Rimington. Reserve Division


Earby Tn v Ribchester; Mill


Hill SP v Kelbrook; Rolls-Royce v Read Utd; Sabden v Colne Utd. TABLES


Acc'ton Stanley 18 14 2 2 44 Goodshaw Utd. 16 14 1 1 43 Colne Utd....... 16 8 3 5 27 Ribchester...... 17 7 5 5 26 Sabden......... :.. 16 6 4 6 22 Chatburn........ 15 6 3 6 21 Hurst Green.... 16 5 6 5 21 Oswaldtwistle.. 12 6 1 5 19 Stacksteads SJ. 13 4 4 5 16 Worsthorne..... 16 4 1 11 13 Kelbrook......... 14 3 3 8 12 Settle Utd....... 16 3 0 13 9 Rolls-Royce.... 15 1 5 9 8 Second Division


First Division P W D L P


Enfield............ 16 14 0 2 42 Rimington...... 16 11 2 3 35 Craven Heifer... 18 10 4 4 34 BBC............... 17 10 3 4 33 Mill Hill SP.... 19 11 3 5 33


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