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Agony is over for family of missing girl
THE three-day - search in Birmingham , for Chaigley teenager Jennifer Whittle was de scribed this week by her father as “the most awful, traumatic experience I have ever had.’
Mr Michael Whittle, of Open Night 29.10.81
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Hodder View, Chipping Road, owner, of a trans- • port company in Preston, was speaking as his. daughter recovered from her ordeal, which at tracted nationwide pub licity. A former pupil of Moor
land School; Clitheroe, Jennifer (17), was travel- ■ ling from Manchester by train to a finishing school in Worcestershire when she missed a connection at Birmingham. Her disappearance from.
the Birmingham station with a stranger prompted a massive police search, with Mr Whittle himself scouring the stre'ets, while his worried wife Judith waited at home.
Happily, Jennifer was
said his daughter had ap parently been wandering the streets in a daze, com pletely lost i in such an enormous place. “The remarkable thing
eventually found safe, in the doorway of a bingo hall and arrived home with her father early last Thursday. This week, Mr Whittle
was th a t she n ev e r thought to contact us, but it was probably because of the state she was in,” he said. Jennifer, who has a 15-
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MEMBERS of the Ribble Valley branch of the Pre- School Playgroups-Associ-, ation were ■
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..into the importance of bpoks for young chil dren by -Ribble Valley children’s librarian Mrs Kathleen,! Aherne :at a meeting at -Bright Street
day nursery. At the next meeting on
November 3rd, also at Bright Street, , at • 8~ p.m. Mrs Sue Crawshaw will discuss how-music can be introduced to the -under- fives by their mothers at home, ■ as1 well v as a t th e . playgroup.'-.,
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. There will be a display, off' playgroup '.'materials; and Christmas toys,;books, and games .for sale.. • -The meeting, .like all
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the’• association's>'get-to-; gethers, is-open -and: pa-; rents,;'of pre-school, chil dren:- will be -warmly. wel-I corned.. ,
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TODAY and- tomorrow, Charles Clegg, ; Church
■ Monday to Friday 6 to -7 p.m.. . . .
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to the “tremendously de dicated” West Midlands police, who searched for
year-old 'brother, is still recovering, at home and will probably, be returning to school within a week. .Mr Whittle paid tribute
;-his daughter, and said he was grateful- for, the wide publicity given to, her dis appearance. “The lucky part about
the whole affair was that Jennifer was spotted leav ing the Birmingham sta tion by a cleaner— other wise she could have been . any where ’ on that line, for all we knew. “At one time the search,
was a full-scale murder, hunt and .we are very re lieved to have Jennifer home safely...................... “We thank God it’s all
over and we were all at. church at Mitton on Sunday,” he said.
Books for under fives
IT was a proud day for, the; Ribble Valley on Saturday when, journalist ; and1 .broadcaster Brian ■ Redhead-presented prizes to the winners and run ners-up in the Community, Council of Lancashire’s Best-Kept Village Com petition.
Before an audience of
more than -200, packed into the main hall of Whalley CE School, rep resentatives of no less than 10 Ribble Valley vil lages or organisations stepped forward to receive m em en to e s o f then- achievement from Mi- Redhead, who judged the main awards of champion, large and small village.
He then outlined, the
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Youth centre plan to make more space
A PROPOSAL to convert a former garage into addi tional accommodation at Trinity Youth Centre, Parson .Lane, Clitheroe, has been. received by. the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning Department (ap plication .number 0917).
Clitheroe: Erection of.
porch at 14 Buccleuch Close. (0910). Domestic double garage at 38 Bal moral Avenue (0918). Change of use of a laun dry to an antique and second hand furniture, shop at 2 Salthill Road (0919).
Change of use of a laun
dry to a take-away food shop at 29 Peel - Street (0924). Alteration‘ to shop front and incorporation of ad jo in in g ; shop at Market Place (0925). Layout of Salthill play area (0927). Billington: Sign at the
Northcote Manor Re staurant (0921). ■ Sabden: Erection of- an
tennae for. HF- and VHF reception at 10 Timbrills Avenue (0911).
.- Slaidburn: Building for beef cattle at Lower Edge Farm (0920). Waddington: Provision
of hard standing at Spring Gardens (0926). . West Bradford: Erec
tion of detached residence and garage on land at the rear of Ribblesdale Fash ions, Chapel Lane (0915). Whalley: Projecting
sign at 49 King Street (0912).
reasons behind his final choice, which saw Wad dington take the champion prize, Whalley emerge the winner in the large village class and Wiswell finish a close second in the small village category — just as he had done the'previous evening on his BBC TV programme “ Home Ground.” The half-hour program
me featured filmed pro files by reporter Frank Mellor of the six villages- which reached the final stages followed by Mi- Redhead’s assessment of the outstanding qualities of each. Waddington, described
by Mr - Mellor as “the vil lage that has launched a- thousand calendars,”- nar rowly beat-Great Eccles- ton to the champion prize because, according to .Mi- Redhead, “everything about the village sug gested care.” ; “The two villages in the champion class were cer tainly the hardest to sepa rate and at one stage I was tempted to make them joint winners,” said Mr Redhead. “But that would have been chicken and after having another
-look at both of them, I plumped for Waddington.”, • The .village’s Coronation Gardens beat 23 other en tries for first prize in the special features section. Both highly, commended were the Pottersford
Farm Caravan Site, Bilj; lington, and - the Corona:
tion Gardens, Wiswell.. • Whalley, described by'
Mr Mellor as “a village of great character .which de spite the traffic manages to retain its charm and rural scale,” was chosen by Mr Redhead as the winner of the large village section because “around e v e r y : co rn e r th e r e seemed to be something to lift the heart. • “I had been to Whalley before and always knew it as a tidy place which looked better and better over the years,” he said. “It is very well kept and has the right combination of care and flair.”
. Whalley; justifiably proud to be the venue for tthe prizegiving cere mony, also r eceiv ed
RENAMING TERRACE
INDUSTRIAL Terrace, Billingham, will probably tie renamed Fells View. People living in the ter
race have petitioned the Ribble Valley Council; whose Public Works Com- - mittee favours Fells View in preference to Kemple View, the other sugges tion. , Before a final decision.
is made, the views of Bil-' lington Parish Council and the Post Office will.' be sought. If the name is changed, the residents, will have to pay for the new nameplate.
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highly commended certifi cates for the Abbotsway play area and Maureen Cookson’s shop. - Mr Redhead readily ad mitted that; as far as the small villages were con cerned, ,)Wiswell was much more beautiful than its ultimately successful rival, Little Eccleston. “I have never been to
Wiswell before . and the first thing that struck me when I arrived was that "it was clearly much loved by the residents,” he said. “Almost "every house and cottage was well kept and the village would adorn any calendar. “But one tatty field from an untidy farm in
i the heart of the village came into the judging area and it was just a tip. Clearly the owner is not interested in winning competitions and unfortu nately because of that I chose Wiswell as runner- up.” Other successful Ribble
Valley, entrants gaining prizes in Saturday’s cere mony were the Horrock- sford Lime Company Chatburn, winner of the industrial/commercial site section, and St Barth olomew’s Church, Chip ping, highly commended in the places of worship and grounds category. Welcoming, the gather
i n g — which included Lord-Lieutentant of Lan cashire Mr Simon Tow- neley, president of the Community Council — Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. John I. Walmsley said: “It was a very good show all round and every one can be proud of their efforts and all the obvious hard work that went into keeping the villages tidy.” Mr Redhead congratu
lates Mr Eric Edmondson (Waddington). Watching, from the left, are: Miss Pauline Wilkinson (Whal ley), Mrs Maureen-Cook- son (Whalley shop), Mr Geoffrey Herbst (Hor- l-ocksford, Chatburn), Miss Marjorie Barwell (Coronation Gardens,
• Wiswell), Mr Bert Fenlon (Wiswell), Mrs Hilda
. Smith and Mrs Emma Harrison (Coronation Gar- • dens, Waddington). - '
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A FORM Clitheroe, Milk Marke then at Cement, O’Neill, di on Saturda; Born in
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.CLITHERpE Morris Men have given their offi-
f'eial seal of. approval to the ■public' house where they, regularly.hold meetings. /;
annual meeting,, the 16- st'rong; social: order, 'with strong' traditional: links presented , an engraved plaque . to ;; landlord i and landlady of. the New Inn, Clitheroe,'John and' Joyce;
On Friday, at the '- Bancroft. ’ The plaque, now.'hang-:
<, ing behind, the bar is - ac- cording to th e ' Morris
A Men’s s e c r e t a r y -B i l l '■ , Alker, “a' tokens of 'ap-
;■ r He:added that the Morris• !: v Men were looking for new members. “Our member ship is down to 16, a lot
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during the winter.. v—
1 predation:,for !putting-;up with us for the past • 12 < months or so.”
69 Eanam. ‘It is "basically a social;
order; and anyone -'who would like to join us- doesn’t ffreally;!': have to
'dance; : But if they can, or. can play a musical instru ment,.-they, would be par ticularly -welcome;” :: Any onepr in te r e s te d
f lower .than ,we;. would like; : j 'and we are, hoping -Po, double: Our numbers -!
should' contact: Mr' Alker (Clitheroe 41676) or. ask at the ' information • deskV at the Ribble Valley: Council
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