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ration. The CLA is con- emed at reports that agri- ultural colleges are strug- ling to find farming stu- ents while the average age f our existing fanners con- inues to increase Let this be an early wam-
ig that unless we are pre- ared to recognise the mportance of our food idustry and its many spin- ff benefits, it will cease to xist. One day, we will wake up
|o realise that with no-one ) produce our own food, we ave come to rely on the rest f the world to supply our asic needs, to their stan- ards, and on their terms, 'hat is a situation that lust not be allowed to hap-
[NGBACK! years ago
n of wind raged over the a building escaped the
ige to some being very re blown off, chimneys 1 through roofs, and sev ere blown down at the
Mill a bay of windows
e weaving shed roof and ce to be suspended for
lounting to £1,000 was
1 which broke out at Vic- |id . The engineer, Mr lg o t entangled in some Ibefore he could be res- r roasted to death.
Ihurch was fitted with
hts. The increased illu- 1 off to greater advan- ictural beauties of the ubtless resulted in the as being reduced.
pears ago
eace Organiser for the the friends-Meeting^ /. He said that standing' id geographically mid- : two extremes of Russ- and American capital-
ain should assume the and assert a moral force . reconciliation between ting interests, if the Christian Church vorld was mobilised for ; way that mankind was for war, a Third World ted.
ng the Clitheroe Wesley J of Youth, Miss Edith “One needs only to note ds set up in this festival h it all the hard work g done consistently circuit, to feel that one rd to the future with
ball of the Clitheroe sec-
ishire Constabulary was : Lane Hall. About 600
lent. pears ago
ley’s biggest whist drive >y the Rotary Club of i6 players taking part at ere were 2,746 hands 928 cards and 35,568 mds. The drive was held s Hospital and raised pped people locally,
listressed residents of St
v Moor, protested to the *ies passing their homes nt doors and walls with es were operating from
i
'cil house building site ing cleaned and roads irly.
sked for a temporary he opposite side of the js would be kept away
V.t‘ iS by John Turner
A MECHANIC- from Clitheroe has beaten hun dreds of budding mechan ical masterminds from across the UK to reach the final of the Champion Spark Plug. "Technician of the Year" competition 2003. Mr Geoff Taylor (53), who
works at Primrose Garage, has already proved he is among the cream of the country's top technicians after ge t tin g through two gruelling theoretical rounds involving a series of challeng ing technical questions.
■ ;■ TBnght Spark 2003" is bang:
•; run by Champion Sparkplugs, and industry magazine Profes-
- sionalMotor Mechanic, and . the showdown is set for March 8th - at Champion's £14ni;
; European Technical Centre on - the Wirral in Cheshire. ■ Mr Taylor and his wife, Cathlene, will be treated to a
: night in a hotel in Chester plus a pre-final dinner before going into battle with nine other hopefuls from around the country.
■ He will then be subjected to a full day of mind-bending the oretical and practical tests set by experts from some of the
. industry's leading independent bodies. These include the Retail Motor Industry Federation
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CALLING the Kibble Valley’s over 55s’-Clitheroe’s Pendle
Club needs youl The club, which is based in
j and the Institute of the Motor.«?, Industry. Mr Taylor,'pictured at
work, saidk'
T.ve^been in the-,-.;, motor trade for nearly 35 years and won' holidays and even been placed
inithe.final,” four in a similar competition ■ in 1997;- but- Champiqn's / ’Bright Spark1 competition is proving to be a formidable:, challenge. "The second round was
very difficult so I'm not quite sure what to expect in the : final."
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• Mr Jonathan Allen, mar keting communications man ager for Federal Mogul, brand owners of Champion, com mented:" The standard of entries has been exceptional , and the judges, respected :
throughout the industry, have been very impressed at each stage but these 10 can now truly claim, to be the cream of Britain's mechanics.
Blacksmith’s horseshoe design turns heads!
HEADS are turning in Downham - and this time it has nothing to do with television cam
eras. Resident blacksmith
Steve Marshall has created
' a six-feet-high rearing iron horse. The sculpture has been
created entirely out of old horseshoes- 210 to be pre cise. Given the horseshoes by a
customer who wanted Mr Marshall to make a candle stick from them, he found himself with a surfeit and decided to create a horse. "I wanted a workpiece for the forge. l am trying to
. encourage people to buy sculpture pieces for their gardens and am currently
; working on'birds and ani mals. It seemed like a'good idea to do this, and it has already attracted a lot.of attention," he explained. The village blacksmith
for a number of years, he has already sold quite a few
. items to the production teams involved with the filming of "Bom and Bred". The forge is a focal point for
' visitors to the village and is ■ situated at one side of. the > ’'car park’.'ts)' ’ '
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■ ,"We all know, that the industry in the UK is viewed with’a certain, amount of scepticism and as the coun try's leading automotive com
ponent manufacturer, we want to help change this per ception and let Britain's motoring public know we have the best”, (s)
< : Charged with conspiracy to supply j ls
TWO men charged with conspir acy to supply drugs have been bailed by magistrates, who sent them for trial at Preston Crown Court. The arrest of Anthony Jara-
sunas (49), of Lodge Street, Accrington, and Carl Foster (37), of Meadoway, Church, followed a police drugs raid on a f la t in Brook Street, Clitheroe, in Octo ber, when eight kilograms of amphetamines with a street value
AN enforcement notice has been issued by Ribble Valley Borough Council to a householder in Whalley Road, Sabden. It alleges
Sim pmi
of between. £300,000 and £400,000 was seized. Blackburn magistrates were
told last week that the police raid uncovered what amounted to an amphetamine factory. , , The two men had both previ
ously been charged with being concerned in the supply of amphetamine. The new conspira cy to supply charge against each man was added before last week’s remand hearing.
Notice issued to Sabden householder
the use of a residential garden for the parking of passenger-carrying vehicles and says this must stop or court action will be taken.
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