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A WADDINGTON family will be living.in two .■ caravans for the next month following serious damage to their home by fire. =


The blaze, which left Mr


Gordon Creighton; his wife Margaret, son and daugh­ ter homeless, also claimed the lives of their pet Jack- Russell terrier Beut and canary Buzby. •The fire was discovered


at teatime when Mr and Mrs Cr e i g h t o n ’s son Michael (26) returned to Daisy Hill Farm, Wad- dington Fell.. Michael, a wood cutter,


rescued the phone from the flames and called the fire brigade. He had just finished speaking when the wire, melted. In a brave , attempt to


douse the fire — he ran to and from a nearby stream with , buckets of water — Michael received bums. .i. Firemen spent about three hours at the farm but they were unable to pre­ vent the dining room and kitchen from being gutted. A suite, chair, cooker,


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fridge, a freezer and croc­ kery were all ruined in the fire and other rooms in the building were badly blac­ kened by smoke.- The fire began while Mr


and Mrs Creighton were on a trip to Blackburn and the house was empty. On the way home they spotted the flashing lights of the


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LANCASHIRE schools are to be asked to simplify uniforms to help reduce the costs, for parents. This was decided at a


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Driver found | ‘slumped


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AFTER having a drink, a Clitheroe man parked on some waste ground and went to sleep in' his car. But later police found him slumped over the wheel with the engine running, Clitheroe magis trates


were told. For being in charge of a


car with excess alcohol in his blood, John ’ Joseph Bean (29) , of Curzon Street, was fined £60 and banned from driving for six months. He was also fined £40 for riot being insured and given a six- month driving ban, to run consecutively, under the totting-up process. He was ordered to pay costs of


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| to sprinkle sand on diesel i fuel after an accident at th e ju n c t i o n of . th e Clitheroe-Chatburn and


I Pimlico l ink roads on | Saturday morning., | The fuel spilled from a tanker driven by Mr Nor­ man Atkinson, of Bar- noldswick, after it had been in a collision with'a car driven by Mr James Gudgeon, of West View,


| Clitheroe. Both drivers I were unhurt. On the previous morn­


ing, the junction was the scene of another collision — this time between .a


I lorry driven by Mr Robert Ligntfoot, of Chatburn, ana Mr Wilfred Mellor, of Stony hurst. • > , i • Although neither driver


was hurt, Mr Mellor’s wife, a passenger in her husband’s car, was taken lo hospital ■; with .broken; ribs.


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£17.53. * Insp. Bill Moore said


tests showed 114 mgs of alcohol in 100 mis of blood. Bean told the court that


as it was raining hard he had decided to stop and wait for the weather to improve. He started the engine because it was cold in the car, put a cushion on


’ the passenger seat and went to sleep.


IT was the night of the year for “leapinn" on to


the stage anc fo yo


the bashful ladies in Sab- den did not rise


your swei .


Leap Year occasion on Friday night.


eetheart; but to the


'ladies’ turn to pop the question again. Hmvever, this didn't


cashire Leap dance, but sadly there wasn’t a proposal all night. So any hopeful males will have to wait another four years before it is the


The village held a Lan­


dampen the proceedings. Most of-the 180 guests turned up in traditional Lancashire costume or fancy dress — flat caps, clogs and shawls being the order of the day. One group even turned


up as Morris Men, but could not be persuaded to take the floor and do a dance. Guests had to provide


their own ale and there was Lancashire fare on the menu for supper. Mr Alf Parsons, chair­


CRANE — STANSFIELD


man of the organising Holme Committee, said the event had been a big success. Although it was not intended as fund- raising, it had resulted m a profit of about £100 towards the villagers


Hallow-e’en pageant in


October. He said: “The commit­


tee . wants to give a big thank you to all who turned, up and helped make it a success.’’ Dancing was to the


Sound' City Showband and disco. Raffle, win­ ners were: Mr Green (Chatburn), Mr C. Hac-


(Padiham).


Entertain in. song


LOW MOOR Good Com- panions entertained resi- dents' at Castleford old people’s home, Chtheroe.


.Soloist' was tenor Mr


Frank Clarkson andpiMj- ist was Mrs Helen Woo > assisted by Mr 'Arth


Wood.


At their own meeting, the companions welcmn a .new member. Common


’ ’ fin(J u i .


the piano was Mr J- Sc • 'H e l p e r s were. Mrs


Davis, Mrs Burgess, Dale,. Mrs Shuttleworth


and Mrs Crooks.’ i4 «» =>>*•.


ketl, Mrs P. Calvert, Mr C. Hartley (all Sabden) and Mrs D. Greenwood


TYPIST Kathleen Stans- field was married to devel­ opment engineer Andrew Crane at Trinity Methodist Church, Cl i theroe, on


Saturday. The bride, who works


for Ribblesdale Cement, is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs G. C. Braith- waite, of Eshton Terrace, Clitheroe.


The bridegroom, of Gar­


nett Road, Clitheroe, works for Rolls-Royce. He is the elder son of the late


■Mr and Mrs A. Crane. The fjride, given away


by her father, wore a


• cream boucle suit with full- length skirt and a blouse of dark brown velvet pat­ terned with orange and gold flowers. :Her cream Juliet cap was decorated with orange, brown and cream silk flowers and she had a brown clutch hand­ bag decorated with match­ ing silk flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss


Joanne Louise Wrigley and Miss Susan Dickinson, the


bride’s nieces. „ They wore full-length


brown velvet skirts with matching waistcoats pat­ terned with orange and gold flowers and orange crepe blouses. They had matching headbands and carried pomanders of ton­ ing silk flowers.,


- .. ; Best man was Mr Brian


Jones, groomsman was Master Michael Crane,’the bridegroom’s • son; ,and


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ushers" were Mr Geoffrey and Mr Alan Braithwaite, the bride’s brothers. The ceremony was con­


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the Black Bul l Hotel, ’ Rimington, the couple left


i for a honeymoon in Lon­ don. They'are to live -in Garnett Road, Clitheroe. Photograph: Ca s t l e


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QUEEN ELIZABETH 2” CRUISES IN 1980


fire appliar the fell.


going. up . “We had a real shock


when we realised it was our house they were head: ing for,” said'Mr Creigh- - ton, who is a sales manager ’ for B. Dugdale and Sons, the Clitheroe feed man­ ufacturers.


\ Fortunately . the house


was adequately insured against the fire, which Mr Creighton' believes .was caused .by an electrical


fault. • , Mr and Mrs Creighton’s


daughter, Joanne (13), was at school in Blackburn at the time. Since the fire, the family


has been inundated with welcome offers- of accom­ modation, meals and food whi le they' attempt to


restore their home. • One of the caravans has


been loaned by Dugdale’s, the other by someone who works for the firm which insures the house. • T h e o f f e r s w e r e . described by Mrs Creigh­


ton as “absolutely marvell­ ous." Doing one room at a time, the family expects it wi l l be weeks before everything is shipshape. “ Fortunately for us the weather is fairly mild,” said Mr Creighton.


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Bridge Club


TWELVE tables were in play'at last week’s dupli­ cate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club. ' \ Winners were: NS — Mr


R. Atkinson and Mr W. L. Wilkinson, Mr and Mrs Sheldon. EW — Mrs Wad- dington and Mrs Haworth, Mr P. Strange and Mrs


| Kelly. Handicap winners were:


| NS — Mrs Wilson and Mrs Turner; EW — Mr and


Mrs Chadwick. On checking the result


sheets I found one score to be unbelievable. My part­ ner played the hand in three no trumps and made 12 tricks, another pair played in the same con­ tract and made six tricks


E dealer, EW vul.


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south received the lead of the two of diamonds.


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Ace. The spade seven was returned and north won with the Queen. A club was now played


The King was taken with the r


1 and the 12th trick was won by the seven of diamonds.


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