•j‘f r;: 1 /I 56 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, December 1st, 2005 Look what is planned!


A PLANNING applica­ tion has been submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council for demolition of dwelling and replacement with new house. Extension of residential curtilage. Comments on the pro­


posal at Lynwood, Stoney- gate Lane, Ribchester (number 0963) must be made to the council by December 8th. Other plan­ ning applications are: Clitheroe: Non-illuminat-


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ed projecting sign and two wall plaques a t Wade House, 2 Church Brow (0887). Extension of rear dormer. Two roof lights in front roof at West Winds, Salthill Road (0984). Extension at ground and first floor to provide 74 sq m. additional office accom­ modation at 42/44 York Street (0987). Erection of new building forming extended classroom and dormitory accommodation and demolition of existing timber frame classroom blocks at Moorland School, Ribblesdale Avenue (0988). Baldersione: Change of


use from agricultural land to allow the siting of six holiday chalets, (re-submis- sion) at Lower House Farm, Bezza Lane (0975). Chaigley: Outline appli­


cation for the demolition of existing two storey barn and erection of a new stable block at Chadswell Hall, Chipping Road (0976). Gisburn: Proposed con­


struction of single storey annex at rear of Gisburn Festival HaU (0979). ' Langho: Proposed lounge


extension, conservatory and first floor bedroom extension (re-submission)


at 70 Rogersfield (0986). Read: Conversion of loft


to bedroom and formation of single storey store to yard area (re-submission) at 118 Whalley Road (0980). Sabden: Conversion of


loft to bedroom and storage area. Convert existing bed­ room window to form door onto flat roof. Provide balustrading to flat roof at 99 Padiham Road (0950). Erection of conservatory at rear of property at 16 Stub- bins Lwe (0952). Simonstone: Proposed


ground floor and roof extensions incorporating balcony at rear and dormer windows to two elevations at Camiola, Whins Lane (0926). West Bradford: Extenaon


to domestic dwelling (including dormer windows to rear and one side eleva­ tion) and additional garage accommodation at Kirk- stone, Grindleton Road (0978). Whalley: Single storey


rear extension at 12 Queen Street (0955). Proposed conservatory to rear eleva­ tion at 6 Regency Close, Calderstones Park (0966). To form a window at ground floor rear elevation (double glazed with hard­ wood frame), situated where the original back door opening was located at 2 The Square (0972). Installation of 49cm diam­ eter satellite dish at rear of building at 35 King Street (0973). Whitcwell: Erection of


replacement dwelling and detached garage at Higher Greystonely Farmhouse (0983).


Camera club’s focus on less modern ways


AFTER two or three meet­ ings examining the ways that modem digital tech­ nology could be used to improve photographic prints, members of Rib­ blesdale Camera Club focussed on less modern technolo^ at their latest two meetings. Mr Roy Hargreaves


cialised in “before and after” pictures of ladies as they normally appeared, and after a makeover by a skilled make-up artist. His approach to the pho­


talked about his life as a professional photographer. Now 82, he began his career just after the Second World War, at a time when it was fashionable to imag­ ine young women as rather “otherworldly” beings. He won many awards, includ­ ing the President’s Award from the Master Photogra­ phers Association, of which he was a fellow. These were often for his


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dreamy, soft focus portraits of young girls in flowing white dresses, dipping a foot delicately into a stream. The reality was, of course, different, with freezing water in winter making the only likely dream that of a towel and a hot coffee! With more mature women, he spe­


tography of men was ve^ different. He specialised in gritty, worn faces, pho­ tographed in harsh lighting and with biting sharpness. The common factor was the quality of his colour printing. Last week was a viewing


of the Lancashire and Cheshire Photographic Union’s current colom slide folio. Ribblesdale had only one entry, a slide by Trevor Marklew, of the Cao Dai Temple, just outside Ho Chi Min City in Vietnam. This, however, attracted lavish praise from the com­ mentator. Next Tuesday will be a


C L ITH ER O E R o u n d Tab le ladies’ evening proved a resound­ ing success, w i th 90 people attending to show their support for the organisation. The annual social evening, which


this year was held a t the Spread Eagle, Sawley, aims to include mem­ bers’ wives in the Clitheroe Round Table calendar. It also gives Round Table couples


the chance to enjoy an event togeth­ er before many of its members are called away for the Santa float col­ lections, which are held around the Ribble Valley to raise much-needed


funds for local worthy causes. Guests included friends from other local organisations, such as the 41 Club and local Rotarians, as well as Area 34 chairman Peter (ialey. Speeches were provided by


Clitheroe Round Table chairman Roger Spensley and Clitheroe Ladies’ Circle chairman Carol Hardy before members enjoyed a meal and disco later. The small profit made from the


event will go towards hosting the international twin table visit next year from Lemvig in Denmark. Thanks have been expressed to


member Steve Graham, who organ­ ised the social event, and members of Clitheroe Ladies’ Circle, who deco­ rated the room. Anyone wishing to know more


about Clitheroe Round Table can call vice chairman Rob Stevenson on 07855 826079 or visit the web-site at www.rt552.org Our picture shows guests at the


Clitheroe Round Table ladies’ evening, from the left: Andrew and Kerry Tomlinson, Yvonne and Stu­ art Spencer, Darren and Kimberley Fletcher and Anthony and Georgina Peel. (D121105/3)


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Tablers’ special night for ladies


A warm


and wet , month


THE f irs t fortnight of October was reasonably dry, with a showery spell on the 11th and 12th. However, low pressure ' dominated the weather for the last two weeks of the month, with outbreaks of rain evry day. The wettest period was


the 23rd, 24th and 25th, with thunder on the 25th. Day time and particu­


larly night time tempera­ tures remained above av erage through the month.


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Date Max°F Min°F Rain mm 0.5 0.2


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Total rainfall 119.' = 4.788 inches.


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JAM spread


JAM is spreading the word among young people at a rural Ribble Valley church. Paythorne Methodist


Chapel is holding special JAM - Jesus and Me - sessions on the second Sunday of each month, with all kinds of fun activ­ ities for children up to 11. They include high-energy songs and stories, crafts, games, a “prayer pot” and refreshments. Rev. Pauline Basterfield


said reaction to the ses­ sions had been very good, with more children ^ attending each month. They run from 3-30 to '


4-30 p.m. and the next one will be on Sunday, Decem­ ber 10th, with newcomers made very welcome.


Pool to close -


black-and-white print lec­ ture by member Peter Lord on “Portraits and Land­ scapes”. The club meets in its own rooms in Ribble Lane, Chatburn, at 7-30 p.m. on Tuesdays. Infor­ mation can be obtained by calling 01200 423474.


A PLAY promoting the anti-bullying message was performed by children a t St Leonard’s Primary School, Langho. Year 6 pupils took part in the pro­


duction as part of last week’s nation­ al Anti-Bullying Week.


Pupils’play gets across anti-bullying message Mentored by Cheryl Drinkwater,


of Nacro, the pupils spent the past six weeks with the anti-bullying serv­ ice, who had been delivering aware­ ness sessions on the topic. The children, who took part in var­ ious activities, learnt what is classed


as bullying, how it makes a person feel and what to do if they are being bullied. Our picture shows Cheryl


Drinkwater from Nacro with pupils acting out their anti-bullying play. (A241105/1)


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RIBBLESDALE Swim- ming Pool will be closed : for essential maintenance work from Monday, © December 5th. The pool, which is situ-


ated on Edisford Road in ^ Clitheroe, will re-open at 8 a.m. on 'Tuesday, January . 3rd, and return to normal -f- term time hours.


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