Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, July 2nd, 1981 9 Read youth


A READ man has flown to the South of France to be at the bedside of his 20-year-old son who was knocked down by a car while on holiday.


Whalley Road, first heard that his son Martin had been involved in the acci­ dent while he and,his wife Sylvia were holidaying in Scotland.


Mr Peter Burton, of . dale School, received n


fractured leg and severe bruising. He was on a camping


returned home and Mr Burton went to France on Saturday. • Martin, an apprentice


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Secretary of State for Education Mr Mark Car­ lisle.


“The real concern of pa­


rents should be to provide educational services in Lancashire comparable to those in other counties.


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elected county councillor Clifford Chatburn, has voiced his opposition to the proposed comprehen­ sive plan. A former pupil of the York Street school, he believes its closure would be a “sad day” for Chtheroe.


Two years ago, it was


proposed to have two six- form entry mixed schools in Clitheroe — one based on Ribblesdale County Secondary School and another created by the amalgamation of the two grammar schools.


In addition, Rowland


County Secondary School would become an 11 to 16 mixed school with a two or 214-form entry.


But the governors of


the Grammar Schools felt the extension of the girls’ building was essential to avoid any split-site ar­ rangements. No funds for the exten­


sion were then available, though. work started at the beginning of this year to provide a sixth-form unit there at a cost of £96,596. This is rt of a plan to increase the school’s capacity from two to three-form entry. Another extension at


the school, costing nearly £lm., has been included in the county’s building programme for 1982-83 to provide facilities for the extra 30 pupils a year who will be admitted when the present exten­ sion is finished.


Forest of Rowland oil fears


OIL exploration and even


oil wells in the Forest of Rowland are not beyond the realms of possibility, claimed a leading conser­ vationist this weeK.


Mr Robin Grove-White,


director of the Council for the Protection of Rural England, was speaking at the AGM of the Lanca­ shire Branch of the CPRE at Samlesbury Hall, Sam-


lesbury. “Under present proce­


dures, drilling licences are awarded to oil compaiues without any attention whatsoever to environ­ mental consequences.


“That is the situation in


the Forest of Rowland, where Rio Tinto Zinc Ltd could now apply for per­ mission to dnll anywhere in much of the wonderful landscape of the Forest of Rowland’s area of out­ standing natural beauty, said Mr Grove-White in a prepared statement. He said the CPRE


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were urging the Govern­ ment to change its proce­ dures for awarding oil drilling licences. The


- awarding of l ic en c e s should not rest with the Energy Secretary alone but ought to be shared, with the Environment


Secretary. [lAKE OF C A R | I The couple immediately-


holiday with three friends from Read — Dean Hal- liwell (20), of Singleton Avenue; Francis Pollard (20) and Ian Hodgson (21)


engineer, who plays foot­ ball for Whalley Arms C e lt ic in - th e '.Ribble Valley League and is a former pupil of Kibbles-


Grammar schools face a change


Road — and was return- to camp with Dean


when'the accident hap-, pened.


“The four of them' had


gone for a two week camping holiday,” said Dean’s father, Mr Craig Halliwell. “The accident happened on the second day. , Martin and Dean were


walking back to the camp site along a coastal road where there was no pave­ ment, after an evening out. It was dark and the road was unlit. “According to Dean,


Martin was thrown over the bonnet against the windscreen and he himself received a glancing blow


from the car,” added Mr Halliwell. “Dean told us about the


accident the following day. Martin’s parents could not be reached for a couple of days because they were in Scotland, but a friend eventually managed to con ta c t them.” Mrs Burton declined to


comment about the acci­ dent, but Mr Halliwell added that he believed tests were still being car­ ried out at the hospital in A n t ib e s to c o n f irm whether or not Martin has internal injuries. “I understand he cannot


be moved until the tests have been carried out, but he is fully conscious and his father is with him. “ I un d ers tan d Mr


Burton has been told that Martin will have to stay in hospital until early nfext week. He plans to stay


•with him untii he is dis­ charged, but he hopes to have Martin transferred to an'English hospital as soon as possible.” Francis and Ian were


Safety rail at


junction A GUARD rail is to be erected to discourage pedestrians from crossing at the centre of the con­ troversial new junction in the Salford area of Clitheroe. Since the junction of


W h a l le y Road and Queensway has been al­ tered, concern has been expressed about th e safety of old people and children crossing to local


shops. A count of traffic using


the junction did not jus­ tify a pedestrian crossing, but some safety measure was desirable, the Kibble ■Valley Council’s Public Works and Health. Com­ mittee was told. Members agreed that


the rail could stand at the front of the council’s car park by the junction. The £1,000 bill for the rail will be paid by the county council.


Overuse of skip


PROTESTS are to be made to the county coun­ cil about the overuse of a rubbish skip at the Petre Arms, Langho. - Deputy Borough Health


both on the camp site at Biot when the accident oc­ curred. They and Dean 'are due home tomorrow.


and Housing Officer Mr Richard Isherwood told the Kibble Valley Coun­ cil’s Public Works and Health Committee that people from as far as Mellor and Blackburn ski;


weekends times.


were using and the hofiday ip


MORE than 90 guests from all over Lanca­ shire went to and “At Home” afternoon held at Waddow Hall by th e M a y o r e s s o f Kibble- Valley, Mrs Doris Walmsley. Mayoresses from


n e ig h b o u r in g au-


I thorities, councillors, wives, parish council representatives and personal guests joined th e Mayoress and Deputy Mayor Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg for an informal get-to-


I gether. It included af­ ternoon tea and a


I to u r of the hall, which serves as a training centre for the (lirl Guides’ Associa­ tion.


The party was ac- 1


companied by Miss M. Walker, gu id er- in - 1 charge at the hall and other members o f (


staff.


Wilkinson (Whalley) and Ribble V a lley ' Executive’!


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PICTURE: The May­ oress greets Wadding- ton Parish Council representative Mrs Doreen Edmondson watched by Mrs Bar­ bara Gladwin, wife of the Ribble V a lley Council’s Health and H o u s in g O f f ic e r ( f r o n t , le f t ) and (back, from left) Mrs Florence Cowperth- walte (P en d le ton ) , Deputy Mayor Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg, Mrs Joan Fenton (Wis- well). M i s s


Founder member of youth club dies, aged 35


A FORMER pupil of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School who was a founder member of Trinity Youth Club has died aged 35. Mr Michael Sullivan, of


Footpaths ‘shocking’


FOOTPATHS in


Clitheroe’s Henthorn Road and Millthorne Avenue are in a shocking state, the Ribble Valley Clouncil’s Public Works and Health Committee was told. Coun. Bert Jones said


Grindleton Road, West Bradford, had suffered from Hodgkinson’s disease for the past six years. He leaves a wife, Judith


and 10-year-old daugher Cara Jane from an earlier marriage. He was the only son of


that although he had men- t io n e d tne problem before, no improvement work had been done to the footpaths. If nothing was done


before winter, someone was going to be hurt, he warned. Coun. Jones also re­


ported that part of the main road through Bawd- lands had dropped by three inches, after recent­ ly being dug up and patched over. Concern about the con­


dition of Primrose Road, Clitheroe, was voiced ,at the meeting, too. Coun! John Cowgill said the heavy lorries that now used the road had broken up th e su r fa c e and loosened kerbstones. Divisional Surveyor Mr


Richard Wordsworth promised to look into the members’ complaints.


Social time for Edisford Ladies


Mr and Mrs John Sulli­ van, of Pendle Road, Clitheroe and had worked in advertising in Manches­ ter, since leaving St Mar­ tin’s College, Lancaster. Bom in Blackburn, he


moved to Clitheroe with his family as a child and attended Pendle Junior and.Edisford Schools before going on to the grammar school. He played football for


the grammar school teams and later for Trinity Youth Club and th e Clitheroe-based “Play­ boys” team. His illness was first


diagnosed six years ago and he was regularly tre­ ated at Manchester. But last November, he


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developed meningitis, which made the cancer difficult to treat and the disease was further com­ plicated when he was taken ill with jaundice while on'a family holiday in France in early May. - A service at Trinity


Methodist Church on Monday was followed by cremation at Accrington.


Lived in


town for 40 years


PROBABLY the oldest member of the Clitheroe Catholic Social Centre, Mr William O’Donnell (88), of- Queen’s Close, died on Sunday. Mr O’Donnell was born


in Antrim and came to live in Clitheroe 40 years ago when ICI moved him h e r e from M iddles­ brough. For” 12 years he was


caretaker at SS Michael and John’s School. He was a life member of Clitheroe Royal British Legion


Club. He and his wife, Agnes,


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EDISFORD Ladies’ Club ended its summer session with a social evening at St Paul’s Church Hall, Low Moor, on Tuesday. The evening’s enter­


tainment in cluded comedy sketches by members of Clitheroe Evening Townswo­ men’s Guild, solos by Mrs S. Jackson and a quiz.


were thanked by the president, Mrs Kath­ leen Owen. The next club get-to­


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the farm of Mr and Mrs J. Huddleston was enjoyed by members of Standfast Wl. After looking at the animals and watching sheep shearing, the party had a ride over the fells


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