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EXAM SUCCESS


PUPILS of St Augustine’s RC School, Billington, were successful in the spring examinations of the North Western Regional


Advisory Council (incor­ porating the Union of Lan­ cashire and Cheshire Insti­ tutes).


Blood (dis ti n ct ion ), Evelyne Bowden (credit), Janet Cat termole (d), Marie Cross (d), Debbie Curtis (d), Janet Doyle (credit), Maureen Grattan


Office Services 1: Helen


(d), Eileen Pollard, Carole Theaker (c). Typewriting Grade 1:


Elaine Allen (d), H. Blood (d), Alison Bolton (e), E. Bowden (c), J. Cattermole (d), Annalys Clark (d), Col­


ette Cross (c), M. Cross (d), Yvonne Gaskill (c), Georgina Healey (d), Gil­ lian Humphreys, E. Pol­ lard, Tracey Partington (d), Alison Regan, Craig Smith, Hilary Smith (d), Julie Timmins (c), Julie Turner (d), Julia Walton.


FINE sunny weather awaited 84 Chipping pensioners and helpers when they spent an afternoon in the Lake District as guests of Chipping and district Old People’s Welfare Committee. The party travelled


Jack-knife lorry toppled on car


in two coaches. First stop was at Winder- mere for ice-cream. Then it was on to Hawkshead for the remainder of the after­ noon and tea. Some of the pension­


WHEN an articulated lorry jack-knifed on the Whalley-Clitheroe bypass it turned, over and crushed the roof of an oncoming car, killing the driver, an inquest at Blackburn was told.


ers are pictured before setting off from Chip­ ping car park.


m i s a d v e n t u r e was recorded by the Ribble Val ley Cor one r , Mr George Graham, on retired schoolteacher Mrs Doreen Campbell, of Liverpool.


A verdict of death by In the accident, on


December 29th, the lorry mounted the central reser vat ion near the mail Clitheroe exit. Mrs Joan Howarth, of


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Helen and Margaret are tops


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GISBURN friends Helen Waddington and Mar­ garet Cornthwaite have been awarded top prizes at the Nelson and Colne Catering College.


daughter of Mr and Mrs David Cornthwaite, of Clo s es Hal l Fa rm, received the Leon Jaeggi trophy for the highest marks in the second-year


Margaret, the -only


of Coun. Harry Wadding­ ton and Mrs Waddington, of Park View, has gained the Herbert Young Cup for being the best first- year student in the City and Guilds’ general cater­ ing course. That was a case of


course. Helen, only daughter


first year at the college. A former pupi l at


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Helen following in Mar­ garet’s footsteps for she, too, won the award at the end of her


Riversmead Secondary School, Margaret is look­ ing forward to next month when she starts work in the kitchens at Burnley Victoria Hos­


pital. Helen, however, is


Kemple View, Clitheroe, told the inquest that she saw the lorry — driven by Mr Alexander Murray, of Southport — begin to snake before it jack­ knifed.


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J o h n H e y w o o d Houldsworth was married to Miss Karen Jenkinson at All Saints’ Parish Church, Clayton-le-Moors. The bridegroom is the


— JENKINSON Clitheroe solicitor Mr


BRIDGE CLUB


only son of Mr and Mrs J. G. Houldsworth, of Whal­ ley Road, Clayton-le- Moors, and the bride, a pharmacy assistant, is the only daughter of Mrs F. Jenkinson, of Shakeshaft Street, Blackburn, and the late Mr D. Jenkinson. The ‘bride, given away


LAST week’s duplicate game at Clitheroe Bridge | Club provided many excel­ lent hands on which com­ petitors could test their


skill. Winners were — NS: Mr I


Nicol Smith and Mrs Rus- j sell, Mr W. L. Wilkinson and Mr R. Atkinson. EW: Mrs A. Brenton and Mrs Garde, Mr H. Walker and


by her uncle, Mr Philip Denby, wore a white gown of hand embroider ed French lace with a full train. Her long circular veil was held in place by a headdress of silk and chif­ fon flowers and she carried a bouquet of white roses, b r i d a l flow ers and stephanotis. In attendance were mat­


. Bradshaw and groomsmen were Mr David Colin Arkwright and Mr Colin Holderness. Ushers were Mr Neil Bailey and Mr Kenneth Yates. Following a reception at


ron of honour Mrs Gail Murphy and bridesmaid Miss Jackie Dobson. Best man was Mr Philip


Mr R. Wilkin. The hand Mow showed the


East West runners up to good advantage. The final contract was six diamonds, doubled and redoubled. The contract was made for a top score. South Dealer All Vul


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On the lead of the queen of


Stirk House, Gisburn, the couple left for a honey­ moon in Scotland. They are. to live in Hill­ side Drive, West Brad­


ford. P ho t og r a p h : Paul


Deaville, Blackburn. I


Youth fined


A BILLINGTON youth was found guilty of being drunk and disorderly in the back street behind West


View, Clitheroe. Allan William Brunker


spades, West can count a jxjss- ible 11 tricks; The 12th could come from a club ruff, which due to the fortunate distribution is | possible.


WLW NEW UNIT


THE Ribble Valley could I be earmarked for a special advisory unit to deal with all aspects of “baby­ battering.” Social services staff are |


.urrently car investigations the Blackburn i------ -------- District, which any’ such unit would serve. Details were given at a


(17), of Billington Gardens, was fined £25 by Clitheroe magistrates. He told the court he was on his way to a friend’s house.


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David Lewis said the lorry was travelling quite fast for a vehicle of its size. The lorry passed him on the nearside lane doing about 45 m.p.h.


Heavy goods driver Mr


continuing her education by taking a City and Guilds’ hotel receptionist course at Blackburn Technical College start­ ing in September. A former pupil at Set­


Margaret (left) and Helen.


‘Brave’ Budget welcomed


THE new Chancellor’s switch from direct to indirect taxation was praised by Clitheroe Divi­ sion MP Mr David Waddington at the annual meeting of the constituency’s Conservative


Association. “It was a brave and


tle High School, Helen is a member of Gisburn Parish Church. She sings in the choir and is a bel­ lringer. In her spare time Mar­


garet is secretary of Bol- ton-by-Bowland Young Farmers’ Club.


imaginative budget which will make it worthwhile to work harder and invest in the country’s future,” he said. Mr Waddington also


express great distaste for the EEC they would have given massive support to Labour candidates. They didn’t do anything of the sort.”


“If the people wished to


applauded the decision to increase old age pensions. He congratulated Mr


Edward Kellet-Bowman, who won the East Lanca­ shire constituency for the Cons ervat ives in the recent European elections, and said Labour’s defeat nat ional ly was a just result. “Labour has been play­


Murtagh retired as presi­ dent after four years and was made vice-president. New president is Mrs M. Troop. Mr Brian L. Cun- liffe was .also made a vice- president.


At the meeting Mr Neil


ing the fool about Europe for years,” said Mr Wad­ dington.


re-elected, including chair­ man Mr James H. C. Raw- son, of Whalley, and trea­ surer Mr Geoffrey B. Han­ son, of Great Harwood.


All other officers were


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