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April 21-May 20


Try to find V little tact and subdety as a counter, balancejoTtwr ^ . driving determination, and sweep companions up In your enthusiasm.


•You should be able to praise yourself for your accomplishments at the,., end of this time soon. Certainly ft* no time to relax Stay on your* toes,


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■ ■; \ ■ \ i 'fill 1? ■Z’.'- i' May 21-June'21 For the next few weeks with Mars In your chart area of broad


: horfrons. great Ideas and travel, you will, feel a renewed sense o f , exdtement after recent delays. In an unusually vocal mood youll be ■


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wanting to shout your opinions from the rooftops.Youll.be coming. out with your honest views,but not In a nasty way.And youll have a^- jtrong determination to be^ yourself. .Tell workmates and dose ... companions that.they have to accept you as you come Youli be ? tolerant of others and expect the same In return. Call my Gemini line ‘ -


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CANCER June 22-Juiy 23 I ne main tning to remember ■> u.«v u.« . - . . . . -w - ..... - - - ■z:-


of major change In your life through confrontation and conflict The more you (ace and the harder you struggle, the greater your rewards will be on the hr end.Whether you are tackling joint finances or other confidential arrangements you need to stand firm but be flexible.-. Uranus In aspect to the Sun will nudge you towards new Ideas, so open your eyes to different beliefs and philosophies. Call my Cancer line to hear more.


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Mars, the planet of dynamic action now moves Into your opposite sign which rules dose relationships, so you will be attracting yourself to highly energetic companions over coming weeks. You will achieve a great deal in joint efforts with those dose if you can stop arguing between yourselves. Go out of your way to try new activities-You II be curious about finding new answers to finandai dilemmas and may well find them if you appy yourself. Call my Leo line to hear more. ,


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A hard working phase of a few weeks begins now when less praise will be coming your way than you might wish. But you can always take pride, in what you do for its own sake, and be your own morale booster.Just remember to put attention towards your health in order to boost your stamina. Don* let your close relationships become dull or lifeless. You've maybe got yourself stuck recently.This is the week when you put more sparkle and excitement back into your love life. Call my Virgo


line to hear more. . To hear more, call 0906 589 4170 i r ...t - - , ^ SCORPIO ■■ Oct 23-Novcmbor 22 *i If work progress Is slow, try not to take your Irritation or frustration


* * home with you. Otherwise your.-domesde arena vsdll feel tike a f !' jbattlefield.Throw your energy Into DIY or reorganising to soak up c- i;the red hot'energy. Out on the social scene, you will want more - excitement and the freedom to follow your own whims. Find special r. ; ■•} friends who are on your wavelength.They’ll be there when you want -:i


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Indeed downright competitive when it comes to earning more over coming weeks.You feel a pressing desire not lust for better long term security, but you also for more instant spending power. At work, you :


- may find some slowen-witted mates can't keep up with you.Wherever• ■ possible try to suit yourself. Don't force yourself to be too co- operative or to settle Into anyone else* plans. Call my Capricorn line " to hear more.


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All the hold ups and delays of recent weeks now miraculously begin to lift. So allow yourself the opportunity to do what caution and timidity have prevented you from tackling recently. Mars in your own sign unai June will help you be more competitive and energetic than usuaLThera will be surprises this week which are positive.You'll begin to see what you've never seen before. Now you know understand now to make a real difference. Call my Aquarius line to hear more. - j .


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Over coming weeks you may feel frustrated because you are not able - to act directly In an up-front manner.Your forward gear and your anger


. will feel trapped. Just reassure yourself, that this Is only temporary. Luckily youve got lots of curiosity, so In your quiet moments, you II find the answers to the really Important questions In your life.You may not be in the centra of activities but youll be Inventive, alert, quick­ witted, picking up Ideas fester than everyone else. Call my Pisces line


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. home, youll certainly need out of your cage, away from activities which. are boring. Be"experimental - make changes in your immediate .


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iTHERE has been much talk recently tiy’the Liberal Democrat campaigners':


}about the traffic calming measures ■that are badly needed for the Woone Lane - West View areas of Clitheroe. v In these areas - and particularly -Woone Lane where the residents have; to constantly endure the menace and dangers of speeding motorists rr. artic­ ulated HGV traffic, with cars, buses and wagons are using the roads as a rat-run. Having talked to one of the cam­


paigners a t length about the subject; and having sent a lengthy e-mail to. one of the councillors, but receiving no reply, I feel I really must speak out and comment on what they intend doing. They seem to taking a blinkered,


view of the problem, and are only will­ ing to ask Lancashire County Council for the introduction of a 20 m.p.h. speed limit in the affected areas. . I should point out th a t such a rec­


ommendation has already been ma'de by Lancashire County Council itself, after the adoption last year of such a scheme in the Standen Road area of Clitheroe - a fact already reported last year by your newspaper. ■ Everyone knows tha t a speed limit


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is only effective if it is policed continu­ ally - hence the speed camera on the inner bypass! The large volume of traffic which


uses the affected roads already ignores the present speed limit of 30 m.p.h., so why do the Liberal Democrats think motorists will obey a 20 m.p.h. limit instead? Instead of spending public money


on things th a t have been proven inef­ fective and not to work, may I suggest an alternative?


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i jn O-ft. -Write lo: Th e Editor, CUlheroe Advertiser and H in e s; 3 King Street, Clifheroe BB72EW Editorial e-n u ll: r irien .me»lh.ed ilori^ (geMllMtmewgxo.n li ■;


; - As I see i t / th e only effective alter­ native would be the installation oi.., , —.........— — ; speed ramps - or "sleeping policemen" .O


er- . ' become possible of danger to the public./;?T-pf l i s l lO D 6 t h f f t of.., The cairn was "adopted" by the


, 1 % , , nm" p Scouts and rebuilt on the site of "Pile QTlri r a h l l l l f n n F l ip RlFp n f "Pile ( i f


as they have come to be more widely -Stones" in 1982 to mark th e 7 5th & " k n o w n . ;■■ ■*■'■ ■


-nance costs. , A m C fV , I . n i . A T r O 1 1


w The obvious advantages are:: ■:; ■ with an engraved stone tablet-to,this whenrMEPs uverwhelniingly approved a) Low in s tal lat ion and mainte- effectinserted. - • . • -


: ■ v; .--j anniversary of the Scout Movement .HISTORY.,was,made in Strasbourg, the admisaonof^lO.new countries into


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b ) : Their effectiveness is 24/7 and been added to commemorate the out- j happen. EU,enlargement came within a needs no expensive monitoring.


c) They would instantly deter traf- Westhead and "Pen" Hampson.to , casualtyof thelraqwar. fic from using Woone Lane as a rat- Scouting in this district. ■


I personally find i t inconceivable d) They would also deter HGV and


articulated vehicles from using Woone; Lane. e) By cutting down the speed and


volume of traffic; speed ramps would ensure th e sa fe ty of th e 200^300 schoolchildren who use Woone Lane twice a day in semi-darkness during the winter months. I should add th a t the many people


I have talked to about this option are in favour of speed ramps and would welcome them as a satisfactory solu­ tion.


GRAHAM F. CUTLER


Background to the cairn on Pendle


■ WITH reference to the report*on the Scout Cairn on Pendle, I should like, at the outset, to confirm th a t Scouting interests in Clitheroe have been con­ sulted by officers of the Lancashire Countryside Service regarding the re­ positioning of the cairn and are satis­ fied both with the construction itself and the fact th a t i t can still he seen clearly from Clitheroe, if n o t from Downham. The Scout Executive, after resisting


all requests for this change for a good number of years, finally acquiesced on account of the original structure begin­ ning to fall into a state of disrepair and


ithat the then Lord Clitheroe was not consulted and in agreement. After all, he had been president of the Scout: District for more than 40 years and , Mr Westhead, a prime architect of the scheme, had been chairman for much - of this time and an active member of the Scout Executive over the same 40


years. Of course i t is unlikely that, there


would be anything in writing one way. or the other. By way of a postscript, let us con-:


breaks the natural line of , a hill is an- irritation and should, by implication,, be removed from sight.


— 1,„ Perhaps, then, the large cairn on


Fair Snape, not a t the true summit, which breaks the line of the Bleasdaie. Fells should disappear from view. The "Three Men" of G rag a ra th


overlooking Leek are perhaps a t to is moment shaking in their boots. What even of the "Nine Standards" on Nine Standards Rigg, again not at


the summit. Dismantle them and there could be


a competition for a new name for the mountain.


SIMON NANSON, Secretary, Clitheroe and District Scout Council -


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sider the concept put forward by your reporter, or his sources, th a t a cairn,; i n o t a t the summit of a hill, w h ich ,


• Since then, two further tablets h av e ;th e1 EU next:yfcui;;Yet it almost did not . ; ■ standing contributions o f-Stanley-4whiskeroLbeing listed as yet another In the d a ^ before the vote, attempts


were made to prevent countries like Poland and toe,Czech Republic gaining


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EU membership as a punishment for sup­ porting the Americans. The chief con­ spirators made for unlikely bedfellows - a hotch-potch of. Cmnmunist, Green and UK Independence Party MEPs. - > Derailing enlargement would have pro­


duced an unthinkable political crisis across Europe.’Moreover, it would have betrayed everything Europe stands for - the democratic right of member countries to express their opinions. Though the move did not succeed,' it illustrated how the war has deeply divided Europe. The damage will not be easily repaired. But


Jim repair it we must. Quite simply, EU member states have >


too much in common and are too closely tied economically to allow our current differences to fester indefinitely. That would be a recipe for disaster, especially as we are about to embark on a new era with 10 new countries in our ranks. • Equally, we must seek to heal the


transatlantic-divide opened up by the -war; Europe and America always do bet­ ter working together as partners, not rivals, to create a more peaceful and pros­ perous world. Even in the present febrile atmosphere; I hope that common sense - and mutual self-interest - will eventually prevail.


GARY TITLEY MER Labour member of the European Parliament for the North-West


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streets have lived with a cinema for 80 years with no great problem, with the majority of customers arriving on foot. The problem th a t does manifest itself is


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when-the building is used for live or disco music. That problem is noise. As a regular a t the Grand, I can vouch for


traffic outside being a problem when listening to the film inside. So you can imagine the sound levels for residents when the building is used for. nonconforming uses. - As for whotoe council consults, and when a decision'will be considered, I have the follow­


ing obseirvations:- Consultees will always be, first, those at


adjoining or opposite properties; however, any points raised by others will no doubt be of value and taken on board. This is still the consultation period, so


early days as to when a decision can be arrived at, b u t be warned as government edict insists that more planning applications must be determined by officers, and so there is no guarantee that this one will surface at a planning committee (but for common sense reasons alone, i t is likely that it will!).


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incorrect, I believe I REFER to the report regarding the Scout Cairn, Pendle, in the Advertiser and Times of April 17th and quote: “However no permis­ sion was obtained by the Scouts to build i t . .” This is, in my opinion, totally incorrect. The officers of the District Scout Council a t the time the cairn was considered were: Lord Clitheroe, president; Mr Stanley Westhead, chairman; M r John Clayton, secretary. ‘ The president; Lord Clitheroe (the present


Lord Clitheroe’s father) and indeed all the officers were aware of and fully suppported the building of the cairn. To say that permis­ sion was not sought is an unfortunate reflec­ tion on the.integrity of the above leading cit­ izens. . '


- I have no personal knowledge of the formal " ,


agreement, but I am quite certain that a gen­ tleman’s agreement was made, which I sug­ gest, is equally valid. . I t is claimed that a number of people were


irritated that the cairn broke up the natural line of the hill. > I can assure you that a lot of people have


approached me with the comment: “What’s happened to Peri’s cairn?” 1 ; With’respectFyour reporter should have


checked with all parties before going to press. ' However,’ the new.cairn is just visible from


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