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I - .eastlancashireonline.co.uk j Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www. 12 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, July 19th, 2001 N I ■ Do not destroy chapel’


A CLAIM by English Heritage th a t a bid to demolish Chatburn Methodist Chapel should


be refused is not accepted by officials of Ribble Val­


. Planning and Development Committee is being recom­ mended to approve a plan­ ning application to demol­ ish the present chapel - one of the last of its type - and replace it with a; new


ley Borough Council. Tonight's meeting of the


church. Details of the proposals


were published in the Advertiser and Times some months ago. The new church would be


'not be provided by a single storey development on the site," says English Heritage. "Equally, its fine decorat­


scape terms and this would


ed frontage makes a posi­ tive contribution to the street, offsetting the other­ wise plain elevations behind


it., "The chapel also con­ tributes an understanding to the history and develop­


ment of Chatburn." An alternative use, such


about half the size of the present one, single storey, with seating for 90 plus 10


choir spaces. It would be built of natural stone, ren­


der, stone detailing and cop­ ings and slates recovered from the present building. But English Heritage has


• tried to sell the building, which has added impor­ tance due to being part of the Chatburn Conservation


asked the council to refuse the application, at least unless the church authori­ ties show that they have


Area. '"There is no doubt that the Methodist Church does contribute positively to the area. Despite being set back from the main road, its physical mass provides a continuous form on the sky- line, important in town-


as residential, may be a viable option in order to secure the future of the building, says English Her­ itage. I t asks for both demolition and re-building plans to be refused unless adequate justification of them is given, including a thorough structural and economic appraisal. But in their report for


the village for the new church. It would have to go somewhere else - an altern- sative not acceptable to members, as the church has a valuable role to play in the community. Resiting would weaken the social context of the village, say


the applicants. "The refurbishment


option would not alter the fact that the building is too large, and too high, has too much volume and too many levels for the church to properly serve the commu-


, nity and to ensure running . and maintenance costs are realistic. We therefore con­ tend that, the best option is to demolish and rebuild." The council officials'


tonight's meeting, council officials say that the appli­ cants have provided justifi­ cation for their plans. They say that refurbish­


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. cillors wish to approve the application, conditions are imposed. One stipulation is that the present church is


report says that the justifi­ cation provided is, on bal­ ance, acceptable. ,It suggests that, if coun-


ment of the high ceiling, several level, rot affected, difficult and costly to main­ tain present building would cost £414,000, against £278,000 for a new build­


ing.The church feels that the


rules for trying to sell on the open market quoted by English Heritage are not relative to the issue, or


practical. E v e n if a buyer were


found, there is no land in


■ not demolished until a con­ tract for the new one has been made and full plan­ ning permission obtained. It is also suggested that


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THE open gardens weekend; togeth­ er with the arts and crafts exhibition and sale .in Knowle Green Village Hall, proved to be a great success socially and financially. Over £2,000 was raised towards the


should the new building be used for any functions using amplified music, live or recorded, noise attenuation measures be taken to the satisfaction of the council. The other conditions


cover such matters as build­ ing materials to be used and landscaping.


Trust extension PLANNING permission has been granted for Com-


Massive success of fund-raiser weekend proved to everyone, once again, the


urgency of the project. The weather was kind and the peo­


cost of resurfacing the car park and the traffic congestion, on the day


ple flocked to the Village to enjoy the sunshine, the artwork and the won­ derful secret village gardens, all so dif­ ferent and all reflecting the personali­ ties of their proud owners.


are some of the visitors. (T160701/4)


£"[ Youngsters take home prizes


municare NHS Trust to put a single-storey exten­ sion on to Clitheroe Health Centre and reorganise the


carpark. ■ Officials of Ribble Valley


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Red u ctio n s o n to p n am e lin g e r ie a n d silk ’ n ig h tw e ar ' a n d s e le c te d sw ^


Bra fitting service available at all times iKing Street * Clitheroe Tel: 0 I 200 423 1 58 ■y„ 'ffe,-;.'. r* u „ > ' ’• - ' ‘ •) , j


V O L V O far life


■THE ■ museum at Clitheroe Castle had a huge response to two com­ petitions run to promote Museums and Galleries


Month. A free mystery object


quiz attracted many


News, from the Villages


SIMONSTONE


Summer treat < A summer lunch to cele­


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brate 125 years of the Moth­ ers’ Union will be held in St Peter's Church, Simonstone, on August 5th at noon. Tick­ ets are available at £2.50 and £1.50 for children.


with Read WI will welcome Mrs S. Halstead to their I meeting tonight in Simon-


Local history Members of Simonstone


I stone Old School hall at 7-30. p.m. Her talk will be entitled "Reference Libraries and Local History" and the com­ petition will be for the most interesting Lancashire


also.


entries, and 200 children entered an ammonite trail competition. The ammonite trail was


won by Emily Couling; who received an agate slice orna­ ment, and Poppy Belcham (four) won the quiz to


m . .. .7DD; mm v ' * receive a gem-bug and an


onyx mouse. Our picture shows assis­


tant curator of geology Miss Hannah Chalk (left) with Poppy and her mother, Mrs Fiona Belcham, and


Emily. (T260601/6)


First court appearance of ‘hardworking family man’


TRAINEE shop manager Joseph Bux spoilt his pre­ viously unblemished record when he was caught stealing from his


employers. Blackburn magistrates


were told that a regular cus­ tomer of the Day and Nite store in Pritchard Street, Blackburn, saw him loading goods into his car. At first, Bux (43), of Pas-


Bux had already paid a heavy price for his first-ever brush with the law. At the time of the offence he had been offered a job as assis­ tant night manager at a larger supermarket, which would have meant a pay rise of between £2,500 and. £3,000 a year. Instead, Bux had found a


turelands Drive, Billington, claimed he bought the £58's worth of goods at Tesco. Bux, who had admitted


job as a fork lift driver. "He is a hard-working


the theft at a previous hear­ ing, was ordered to do 80 hours’ community service


and pay costs of £80. Mr Paul Schofield


(defending), told the court


memento. There will be a sweets and chocolates stall


POLICE are seeking a sneak thief who has preyed on a Clitheroe old people's sheltered home complex. The man walked into the


Beauty aids At the meeting of


He entered the house in broad daylight, between 5


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I'nutrition, anti-ageing prod­ ucts, weight'control, massage and many other aspects of health and beauty. She was thanked by Mrs Margaret


Waddington WI, president Miss Ilylda Emsden wel­ comed guest speaker Mrs Maureen Bradley, proprietor of the beauty salon in the Swan Courtyard. Mrs Bradley spoke about


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p.m. and 7 p.m. A man had been seen act­


ing suspiciously around 5- 15 p.m., propping his blue


| Jackson for her enlightening and most interesting talk. Tickets for a coffee morn­


OLD school friends will be getting back together in Clitheroe in September and hoping to raise a nice sum for a good cause at the same


family man, and is working long hours to provide for his family. The publicity has caused a great deal of embarrassment for my client and I think you can rest assured you will not be seeing the defendant here again," he added


Police seek sneak thief


bicycle on a nearby walk­ way and walking around to the front of the building. A short time later he was.


home of an elderly woman at Brotherton Meadow and left with five vases.


seen putting a large object under his jumper and push­ ing the cycle away. His description was given


to police as white, in his late 30s, stocky, with short dark hair and he was wearing dark trousers and a black jumper.


Reunion for old school friends '80s disco with profits going to the Cancer Research


Campaign. Further details can be


| August i5th, were on sale. There will also be bring-and- buy and cake stalls. At the next meeting on


ing to be held at the home of Mrs Marian Barrow, on


August 14th in the Methodist schoolroom the speaker will be Mrs Barbara Harrison on "A Village


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| H a rd w a re shop is targ eted


AN attempt to remove tools from Dawson's in Clitheroe last Thursday, has led to a man being arrested, and cautioned by Clitheroe


police.He,took wrenches and


I pliers, valued at £174, from | the shop displays and tried to concealed them in his


clothing.


time.The Ribblesdale County High School Class of 1984 will meet again at the Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe, on September 29th for an


Speed limit plan


for busy streets MOTORISTS may soon be restricted to 20 m.p.h. in some of Clitheroe's


busiest streets. Plans to introduce the


speed limit in Henthorn Road and the Hayhurst Street with Littlemoor Road area have been adopted by Lancashire County Council as part of its Phase'll 20 m.p.h.


Zones Programme set for introduction early next


year. A


obtained from Mrs Kathryn Weatherill (nee Brown) on 01282 698125, Mrs Fiona Owen (nee Black) on 01200 429635 or Mr Steven Roberts on


01200 425832. Thieves strike


THIEVES made off witha pair of stone troughs worth. £150 from the front garden of a house in Mitton Road,


Whalley. They were taken some­


time during Saturday night.


______ Granted bail


MAGISTRATES at Black­ burn granted bail until August 8th to Stuart Andrew Hall (20), of Kay Street, Clitheroe, who has been charged with assault­ ing Clitheroe licensee Mr Peter Crook and damaging a window at his pub.


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Iff 0906 589 4178 [ARIES


Mar 21-April 20


I Having been tuckel quietly out of sight recently, you now intend to be back out on I the party circuit wth a vengeance.After the 22nd you will be playing spontaneously. I not settling down o routine chores or following orders easily.Try to tidy up loose 1 ends at home befire then so that you have a secure, well-organised base behind I vou. Feeling happy » lucky, you want to allow your exuberance out on dispIay.Venus I across from Marsyour ruler, now going direct, will bring a distinct twinkle to your | eye. Call my Ariesjine to hear more. ^ g g g g g g g ^ g g


TAURUS! April 21-May 21


If you are attraced to someone, you’re likely to be telling them exactly how you feel. It’s a time vicn you’re wanting to get things done, pushing yourself forward.


I Work out how 1 Call my Taurus


I CEMIN


I lust try to get tie balance of the energy right, since there is a slight risk of going either too slowir too fast.Timing is everything. After Sunday you wll slow right down to spend lore time at home or with the family. You want to feel as if you belonged to a f niliar place and to the people who make you feel most relaxed. ’ 2St to improve your intimate surroundings.^^^ etohearmore.


f l 1 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 * # 1 D P May 22-Ju n e 21


. Your love life s >uld take a turn for the better. So you need to let your I be seen. Don’t aid back, or be too timid. A flirtation may not be d« PV I but it should lep you entertained in passing. A busier schedule sorts ™


I weekend with « letters, phone calls and short distance ^ ; than.usual vi! be I keeping boredc i at bay.You may be skimming the surface and cutting comers, since I there will be It i time for detail than usual. ‘


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| Call my Gemin|ine to hear more. ^ 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 w 7 June 22-July 22


Moon in your own sign in the spate of a month is unusual but


1 useful for brusF g I you are aiming, I your income ar 1 tempted to flas1 I to save for se I information coi I Call my


LEO


I you still need t I and confidence 1 down plans fo I then let them 1 Call my Leo lin


VIRGO


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I to step back ■ overwhelmed


1 around for a < | your birthday. 1 Call my Virgo


LIBRA


a up your good resolutions for the next 12 months. Decide where Jd how to get there. After the weekend the key thing is to boost learn the lessons of handling cash successfully. Maybe you will be it around a little too extravagantly to boost your self-esteem.Try irity as well and be sure you double-check all the advice and ng your way. Some of it may be nnisfMdmg.


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I Brighter influer j: 1 overspend. Go<


•s could bring financial opportunities, but you are just as likely to friends will keep you in the social swing, though until the weekend


he to yourself.Then the Sun moving into Leo will lift your energy s well as clearing obstacles out of your way.This is when you lay


,, he next 12 months. If one close partner is vague or uncommitted v nder off in there own direction,


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the best you are hying pi«uy wgi..wu». «.*%


iid wind down. Happier in your own company you will become too many people are around. At work let others do the running


e flying pretty high. But after Sunday you will want a chance i j ___ lj__in uimip num mmmnv vou will become


st places, feeling popular and surrounded by enthusiastic and .......... ; ,_____


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ctnee.You need time to ponder and prepare for what comes nearer lars going direct will give the green light to one domestic matter,


to hear more.


0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 0 Sept 24-Oct 23


~ You may not a rays be very practical but you will certainly be damning all ns1 }'.


I people in all tl right places. Flattery will get you almost anywhere ?nd * beau hard wo clnflucntial people will be impressed by your dynamic approach so|


| group efforu :en to see that everyone pulls in the same direction. Sit down with! | friends when ■ >


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ISCORPI I Venus sitting


| anything sexy, 1 you may go sli I life.You maygt I all. After the 22 j, 1 What you year fi 1 get your talent 01 I Call my Scorpi* li


Oct 24-Nov 22 aioss the zodiac from Mars makes for a lively, upbeat mood, good for I


, t native, affectionate or extravagant Spending money with great panache B over the budget so have a care. Just watch a little bit with your love I liling into a flirtation, then wonder whether it was such a hot idea after I


J you will reach a peak at work, so emotional matters may have to wait B for is to be applauded by everyone around. Recognition is likely as you I out on display. Don’t be distracted ^ line to hear more.


I SAGITTARIUS


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I Try to expres what you really feel and what you want. Being too reserved with I I loved ones wi not pay off. Fortune will favour the brave. In the past you may have I missed chanc emotional or at work, because you were scared of being turned fl down. Nothir is absolutely certain, but you do need to take a small nsk^to find l


| out After the 2nd you will want to broaden your horizons, travel more if you can B j or at least fin more stimulating activities.


| Call my Sagittarius line to hear more, I CAPRI 20RN


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you should SCI some gratifying resulu.After Sunday you will be in your element in-fl u can to chat over your long-term plans.They can be helpful. H


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to pool league title L


egion B took over a t the top of the Clitheroe Pool


League premier Divi­ sion after th ey white­ washed Whalley’s Dog


| Moor also earned victory | over Buck A but their 8-4 success vas not quite enough tc keep them on


Inn 12-0. Former leaders Low


top. Premier Division RESULTS


Music Bar Al6, Castle A 6; R.B. Legion B 12,lDog Inn (Whalley) 0; Royal OaktA 3, Whalley Arms


A 9. Fir Ist Division Brown Cdw (Chatburn) 4,


Brown Cow IB 8; Waggon and Horses 8, Pendle Hotel B 4; Whalley Arm B 4, White Hart 8; Ultraframe 7 St Peter’s (Hurst


Green). Seen d Division


Brown Cow A 4, New inn 8; Sta­ tion Hotel A 7 White Horse A 5. Third Division


Castle B 7, Bay Horse 5; By Sunday evening the myriad


helpers were exhausted, but recovered quickly when the provisional financial total was announced. Pictured in Mr and Mrs Harry and Jean Procter's Knowle Green garden


8'; Buck B 3,(Bridge 9; Pendle Witch 5, Conmercial 7; White Horse B 5, Bu}k Wrinkleys 7. Ladle*’ Division


5, White Horst 4. FIXTURES


Premir Division Buck A v Ltgion B; Castle A v


Low Moor; Legion A v Dog Music Bar A; bog Inn v Whalley Arms A; Rodal Oak A — open


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FirslDivision 1 Brown Co\l B v Ultraframe;


Pendle Hotel B v Brown Cow (Chatburn); Vhite Hart v Wag­ gon and Horsa; St Peter’s (Hurst Green) v Stor( Hotel B; Whalley Arms B - opeijdate.


Pendle Hotfl A 4, Dog Music B Low Moor 8, Buck A 4; Dog Second Division Bay Horse V Legion C; New;


Inn v Castle B; White Horse A v ;• Brown Cow A; Royal Oak B v j Horse Shoe; Station Hotel A —,


open date. Third Division .' , Dog Music B v White Horse B;;


Bridge v Pendle Hotel A; Com-; mercial v Buck B; Buck Wrink-; leys v Station Storm; pendle,


Witch-open date. Ladies’Division


Buck v-Pendle Hotel A; White; Horse v Whalley Arms. TABLES


Premier Division


Low Moor....... Whalley Arms A Legion A....... i. Buck A............ Castle A........... Dog Inn........... Dog Music A.... Royal Oak A ....


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Brown Cow B... Brown Cow (Ch;) 5 5


Castle 7, Eendle Hotel A 2; Legion 2, Bucl 7; Pendle Hotel B


.Brown Cow A... Royal Oak B ....


New Inn.......... White Horse A.


Legion C Castle B.......... nd Division 0


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j "Singin’ In The I Rain" (U) Grand I Cinema, Clitheroe. ; Sunday, July 22nd, ! at 7-30 p.m.


• i FILMED in 1950s Holly- _; wood, "Singin’ in the Rain" ’ i is about movie-making and ! the story of silent movie * stars adapting to the sound


; Everyone remembers the ■ title number from this film,


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, i quently-shown piece in the | history of the cinema. The rest of the film is I


: pirouettes around lamp posts and tap-dances through puddles, making it ; probably the most fre-


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Question: How many legs has a spid Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial)l


1 If people at w k are being licrce and fiery, you will be the soul of tact; and I | diplomacy, so tiling, smoothing and softening them dov»n. Don t respond to sharp | wordVas a < allenge and feel you have to give as good as you get. With close partners you ced to reaffirm your recent agreements. After Sunday you will not I readily divulg what you are thinking, feeling or planning to any but your nearest I


I and most inti .ate partners. Even they may have to guess. Keep a watchful eye on I money. Call n Capricorn line to hear (Jjgg. Q Q Q 0 5 8 9 4 1 7 4


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1 Someone n«)lse a little abrasive and it could be you just bnefly.Try tci head for a I comforting st ulder if you feel on edge or out of sorts. Leaping up and down w, I only make m; ters worse.Take a deep breath and think beautiful thoughts as you 1


Jf" 2T 1F?bJ 9 i I O.You do need allies especially into next week with the Sun m your I opposite sign Ticre is support around if you look. Ask for what you need, but be


I prepared to < mpromise as well. Relationships always mean give and take. | Call myAquajus line to hear more. \ ^ Q 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 5


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I So you need Call my Pise


^ itwiil be tun.iou ncea a cha u will . fun.You . . eed Feb 20-Mar 20


outgoing, you want to be centre of attention. Why not! Be a prirna do it witn grace ana n wm


do it with grace and It will work so much better. It may all be .


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i be fitTreat your body like a machine that needs the right treatment.


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