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A RECORD amount of £340 was raised by a Save'the Children-Fund coffee morning in the Town Mayor’s parlour, Clitheroe, on Saturday.


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tickets, with cake and bring-and-buy stalls realising £45, the sale of cards and presents for Christmas £173.74, a raffle £22.60, a card game £7.50. and donations £62.80.


More than £28 alone was taken in 15p admission


Fruit”, was won by Mrs J. Robinson, of Chatburn Road, Clitheroe. Another prize, an embroidered tab­ lecloth, went to Mrs Grace Houlker.


The raffle for a box of fruit, given by “Choice


Mrs Leo Wells, called in during the morning to add their support. The Mayor had another duty, handing over seals


The Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. and


for a Stop Polio project to Clitheroe youngster Julie Wynn, of Henthorn Road.


Pictured are the Mayor and Mayoress (centre) with some of the organisers and visitors.


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to why car went out of control


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Windsor Close, : died a f te r being thrown through the back window of the car,-which fell out on impact. ■ Recording a verdict of


accidental death, Coroner Mr Miles Coverdale said: “There are., no clear ac­ counts of what happened. There does not seem to be any, evidence of excess speed.” One possible cause, ac­ cording to police, could


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•IT was a mystery why a car went out of control and hit a; 'banking, killing a Read teenager, an ‘inquest at Skipton was told. .


Gary Derby (18), of have been smooth patches of tarmac on the winding road between-Elslack and Lothersdale, on which the


car could have skidded. E ig h te e n -y e a r -o ld


Andrew? Shaw, of St John’s Close, 'Read, ; said he drove his father’s Ford


Granada at between 35 and 40 m.p.h. into a bend. He lost control and'hit the banking, ' injuring ' his neck. Then he found . Mr Derby lying unconscious in the road, his head


bleeding. Consultant pathologist


Dr Roger Pyrah said death was due to inhala­ tion of vomit, following a fracture of the skull and


bruising of the brain. Mr Derby’s younger


brother Graham (17), who was unhurt in the acci­ dent, said they were on their way to a motor cycle trial at Lothersdale. They lost their way and turned round to try to find the trial when the accident happened; PC Kenneth Thackray


found and the back window was found in a ditch still intact.


No skid marks were ' Pendle Club


WINNERS of this week’s bridge session at the Clitheroe Pendle Club were Mrs P. Adey and Mr F. Walker, Mrs R. Pye and Mrs A. Barker.


Car-hire prices sought


CLITHEROE Town Council is to invite ten­ ders for the cost of hiring a car for Mayoral engage­ ments.


on selected cookers where you see this sign miSMXTi amvmmm-.


by the present firm, Bridge Taxis, for an in­ crease, councillors decided to find out if anything cheaper could be hired.


- Following an application


charge £8 an hour for the hire of a Daimler and £12 an hour on Christmas Day. The rate was last increased in May, from £3.50 to £4 an hour.


The firm want to


waite said the firm had always provided an ex­ tremely reliable and effi­ cient service.


Coun. Brian Braith-


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said: “We have to ask ourselves if £4 was economic in the first place.” The cost of the driver, insurance, fuel and other running charges had to be considered.


Coun.. Peter Nuttall


to roll up to civic occasions it should be in a vehicle in keeping with his posi­ tion,” he added.


“If the Mayor is going


tenders, stressing that punctuality and cleanli­ ness were uppermost in' the council’s thoughts.


It was agreed to invite


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j Winners were: NS Mr A. Woollin and Mrs J. Martindale, Mr Cummings and Mr Addi- man. EW Mr and Mrs Sheldon, Mr and Mrs Tatton. Mrs Snowden and Mrs Pick­


FOURTEEN tables . were in play at the duplicate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club. .


ficiency certificates from the Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Miss Agnes.Melling.


Chatburn CE' School, the pupils saw a film and heard a road safety talk from Area Road


At the presentation, at


NINE Chatburn school- children ivho successful­ ly completed a week's road safety course re­ ceived their cycling pro­


Saf e t y Of f icer Mr Dennis Ravell. Some parents also at­


pictured here with the Mayor dre Kirstine Joyce, Allison Lockley, Rebecca Green, Jason Ingham, Mark. Hall, Carl Edivards, Mark Johnson, Mark Alker and Jonathan Taylor.:


New group will cement link with school


to achieve three aims: To foster a spirit of co-opera­ tion and goodwill between the home and school) to promote social and cultur­ al activities' for members; and to raise funds for the benefit of the pupils. >


addressed by Mr John Pritchard, vice-president of the National Confeder­ ation of PTAs, elected a committee of 14 'plus three co-opted members. Chairman is Mr Derek Scorer, vice-chairman; Mr Trevor Smith; secretary, Mrs Olwyn Farnsworth; treasurer, Mrs Pauline Wood; publicity, Mr Peter Higgs; catering officer, Mrs Frances King.


An inaugural meeting,


mittee has organised a continental supper even­ ing in the school on Tues-, day at 8 p.m.


.To raise funds, the com­


Thomas said the associa­ tion would result in better links between the school and parents. It would also make the school part of the community and help teachers to help parents to help their children. ' •


Headmaster Mr David


les had the tlirill of bidding and making a grand slam on the following hand. On examining the hand it would appear that the slam depends oil the spade finesse, but on any lead, west is squeezed in the major suits when the clubs and diamonds are played.


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“Such an association has


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.Under age


FOR buying intoxicating liquor in. a pub while under age, Sharon Wall- bank (17), of Carlton Place, .-Clitheroe,' . was fined £10 at Clitheroe.;;'; ;;-


£10'for, consuming, it1 and1 ordered to pay £5 costs;1 1


She.was f fined, a ■


: saw'-’the girl' with a half- pint*of lager.


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Prosecutor Mr5 Peter Warboys said a‘ policeman


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EIGHTY families have, applied to join , the recently-formed Edisford School Parents’ As­ sociation, Clitheroe. The, group was set up


Tax disc swap leads to fines


FIVE road traffic, off­ ences with a motor cycle cost a Grindleton man a total of £210 in fines and costs at Clitheroe. Peter Charles Gudgeon


(21), of The Old Bakery, was fined £50 for fraudu­ lent use of an excise li­ cence; £35 for disobeying traffic lights in Manches­ ter Road, Whalley; £75 for not being insured; £15 for driving without an excise licence and £10 for not having a test certifi­ cate. He had .to pay £25 costs. Mr John Lumley (de­


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Car hit barrier


FOR driving a car with­ out due care and, atten­ tion, Michael Brown (21), of Ribble Lane, Chatburn, was fined £40 at Clitheroe. . He was also fined £20 for failing to stop after an accident and £20 for fail­ ing to report an accident, and ordered' to pay £5 costs. , Mr Graham Gertson, prosecuting, said a police officer saw' Brown’s car- embedded in a crash ? bar- r ie r in Castle. Gate, Clitheroe. ' Brown - re ­ versed' from .the ; barrier and drove away. In a letter to the court,


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