Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November 22nd, 2001 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classifie^ w w ^ ^ feonline.co.uk


Police step in to calm things down as ‘Stop the War’ groups clash


Opposing sides were


t’s your nice to


lice an )inion


■BRS of the pub- lbeing given a I to see if they lith the taste of |/alley planners, ley have to do is I competition to Xi order the first In each of three lies in this year's I Valley Borough


|l's Civic Design Conservation


[winner will be Ji football auto- |d by the Black- overs team.


asked to separate in town centre protest


PO LICE stepped in After Sunday's prot- t tn n r e v e n t o v e r t est, one onlooker told the


aggression a t a Stop Times th a t he was th e "War meeting in extremely annoyed by Clitheroe.


0 P Clitheroe Advertiser and


ered and handed out that he had attended the posters to passers-by, demonstration in a bid they were approached to discover the views of by another group, some the "Stop the War pro­ of whom were wearing testers. "I was curious o England football shirts see who turned up and and carrying US and what their views were,


As protesters gath- Mr R. Kirkman said the police stance. British flags.


began about freedom of white Lion in the Mar- speech, a policewoman, ^ p[ace when he was


Asa heateddiscmsion ^


„ arrived early and gtanding outside the


. asked the two groups to separate - and those g ^ ^


opposing the protest


|)le Valley Bor- Council has


f>d a total of 19 for the awards


lies range from Mr Hitman's new


|it Brockhall Vil- a selection of Inversions or con- lion work on his-


J-operties. Iners of the main fctition will be jiced in December / in the New Year.


The meeting contm- ^


who had been watching . j d by a couple of from a parked patrol car, ' ® , carrying Union


^ ^ (jajne qss the road> the


m.°Ye d t° V t p w S policewoman came over of the Market Place. Pnd told us to ieave the


and ^ that, if we


ued for a short t™e,dur- one word, we would ing which some barrack- , arrested."


ing came from members Mr K;rkman claims of the opposing group.


One repeatedly called “ ^ the anti-war protesters traitors.


ther incident. On completion of the n„ were proud 0[ sioners" and asked if "big


meeting, both 8roups protesting against them, dispersed without fur p 0 gee letters> page 20


in aims to encour- |gher standards of | and development


Ign and conserva- fficer Mr Richard : said: "The com-


J area and reward jtypes of work that phown particular nation and creativ-


: nominations are kplay in the coun- feain reception area.


bs smile’s [head of :he rest


I lD L E R Tay io r lo r d ’s smile is a


[ chosen to represent |heroe store Mackays 1 competition. Miss Bingham said | called into the Castle leet shop to have Tay-


I Bingham and Mr Iford Linford has


[winner. holograph of the War-old son of Miss


Ii, v , , K 1’


t . ^-_V'5V ANTI stop the War demonstrators are spoken


the policewoman to the «stop the


otggters as "pen-


- - - : 1 - T"" rist Information ____________________ _


yiica^head^ngfor, pastures new


in shared parish


THE Rev. Roland Nicholson is l e a ™ ^


P J Churchi h„


a s V ic a r of S ab a e n ^ e e n supported in his and Pendleton a f te r parish work by his wife, n ea r ly 12 y e a r s - b u t former nursery nurse he sa id he m ay Mrs Jillian Nicholson,


return to sample the she has also been an ra in of P en d le now enthusiastic bowls player ond acrainl


a Mr S o l s o n is to His work in the new become assistant priest parish begins in Febru


in the village.


at an unusual parish - ary. So far no successor one shared between the has been appointed for Anglicans and the the Sabden and Pendle- Roman Catholics - at ton parish. Poulton le Fylde. He said: "I shall miss


the peace and tranquilli­ ty of Pendle at the end of a busy day. I shall still be sneaking back now and


again; there is no doubt about that, if it is only to come back and look at


the rain." He said th a t, at his


new parish, Anglicans were worshipping in a school until about 12 months ago when they got together with Roman Catholics and agreed to share their


building. "Everything in the


< £ i J


(e had won a contest. . She said: "I went in lecause it was free to Inter to get a picture Taken, and he ended up finning the competi- on,” said Miss Bing- n, whose son attends ftp Chatburn Pre


■r's picture taken for Jhristmas about a lonth ago and was sur­ prised when she Iceived a letter saying


'Jk School.


T Taylor's picture, J-eproduced above, was


|/otcd the winner of the Competition run by pro­ fessional photography Company, the Portrait (Group, in conjunction |with Mackays Stores


|Ltd. j It will now go forward


(


Ito represent the Castle Istrect store in a grand lautumn/wiriter final, I where a £500 cash prize I is up for grabs.


Party time


for Queen RESIDENTS i n Whalley are being encouraged to hold street parties as part of the Queen’s acces- sion golden jubilee cel­


ebrations. Similar events to


mark the silver jubilee in 1977 are still well remembered. The church authori­


Parish Council are to discuss the village cele­ bration idea in detail at their next meeting. They hope grants may be available to l help with costs.


ties are also hoping to hold a major event for both adults and chil­ dren with a suitable commemoration theme at Whalley Abbey. Members of Whalley


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building is shared, costs are shared, fund-raising is shared. I t is an ecu­ menical area that I have always been interested


itLE. i?irui ictinuy championship-wmmng | "I have always encour- Waddington certain- quartet) but ^ is his wife. age(j working together of ly knows how to live Mr Firth senior, former the churches. The future


in."I have always encour-


in Drizewinning har- musical director of the of the church has got to *1


mother Mrs Margaret sln<5. _ ..


Firth, son Neil and daughter-in-law Kate are all mad about barber's


shop music. Now they have cham­


pions in the family. Not only is Neil (31) a


C tloe harmony, in fact. Choru-s, now sin‘gs with Father Mr Mike Firth,


seha ony - - - ^


sings wiw, --------- | four lots of church halls based Cottontown Cho- aP be Upkept, which


® with the Bolton- ----- /-.u„


11UUU1UV<| are four churches and


Preston-based Red Rose be in th is way, For ---------


hisson > instance, in Sabden there rus. Mrs Firth senior costs an absolute for-


sings with the Red Rosettes, who rehearse at „s‘onle people still Leyland, and their h their beads in the


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PEACE demonstrators outside the library (T191101 21)


daughter-in-law sings m dsabiti.. he added, the three-times-British He ^ he was part Qf chanipion chorus, the


Cheshire Chord Compa D d l Preston, nyK ? r o S which B e


s in g h a v e d o n e e x c e p t io n - w o u l d b e s h a r g a l ly w e l l in r e c e n t c om p e - c h u r c h ^ P ^


success comes despite dif- " I shall miss Sabden ficulties in rehearsing and Pendleton. In a because one of the quar- small community you tet lives in Peterborough, are part of that commu- Baritone Neil, who nity," said Preston-born


* For Neil and his three priest he met at that friends in Matrix, their I time.


. thffour family members 1972: ** f a r i n g tJe &


ecumenicai gr0up in was ordained in


lives in Cheshire, bass Mr Nicholson, who has Martin Ford, of the been a parish councillor Wirral, and lead singer and a primary school Michael Potts, of South- governor. "It is nice when port, can get together at people stop you and say weekends.


record their rehearsals He added: "It will be a and send them to tenor I cballenge for me and it Tony Bylett, who lives m will be an ending of my Peterborough.


But they have to tape are leaving."


"Neil used to come to Red appointment." Rose Chorus rehearsals with me when he was 12.


Mr Firth senior said: 61> it wm be my last ---------------


career in the Church. At


He actually sang on the W l l l l lC rS <U competition stage at the


f fNp fo r id gC c l l lb


a^''He has always been I BRIDGE winners a t totally committed to bar- the Pendle Club were ber's shop singing.” Mr Joe Lynch, Miss The result of winning Joan Scott, Miss Ruby


they are saddened you


British championships is j j0nand and Miss Clai- an eagerly-awaited trip to reBrown.


compete in the Worm j^ew members are wel- Championships which


gates in Tennessee m July.


will be keenly contested in front of an audience of g0jQ wbjst winners at 15,000 singers and dele-


Monday at


cjub were Mrs D. . , t ^ A Foster


Ford, Neil and Michael come every Monday at Potts.


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