Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 25th, 1981 11


Extension wrong on estate,


A PLAN for a first-floor extension above the exist­ ing-garage at 19 South-


HUMPHREYS — KEARSLEY


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|h June until iy (Inclusive)


^Occupational therapist Miss Sharon- Elizabeth Kearsley was-married to insurance agent Mr Paul Vincent Humphreys at St Helen’s Church, Wadding- ton, on Saturday.


The bride is the only


daughter of Mrs M. Kearsley, of Hazledene,


West Bradford and the late Mr J. Kearsley. The bridegroom is the third son of Mr and Mrs


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J. P. Humphreys, of King Street, Clitheroe. Given away by her


eldest brother, Andrew., the bride wore a full- length Polyester crepe gown made by her aunt with full bodice and


sleeves and a full-length train. Her waist-length' circu­


lar veil was held in place by a headdress of white silk rosebuds and she car­ ried a bouquet of jiink and white silk flowers. Bridesmaids were the


Misses Gillian Hum­ phreys, bridegroom’s sister, Judith Kearsley,


bride’s niece, and Anne Mayoh. They wore full-length


pale blue-Polyester cotton dresses, with silk flowers for headdresses and bou­ quets. Best man was Mr


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Stephen Humphreys, bridegroom’s brother. The ceremony was conducted by Canon C. F. Good- child. Following a reception at


the Moorcock Inn, Wad- dington, the couple left for a honeymoon in Oban, Scotland. They are to live in


Highfield Road, Clitheroe. Photograph: Audrey Stretch, Chatbum.


School building projects


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THE provision of a kitch­ en for school meals at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School for boys heads the list of minor building pro­


jects to be recommended to the county council by the District Education Liaison Committee. Other proposed wdrks


include minor internal im­ provements at St James’s School, Clitheroe, a new science laboratory at St Augustine’s, Billington,' and completion of a new building at St Mary’s RC, Langho. The second phase of the


extension to three form entry at Clitheroe Girls’ Grammar School is also in­ cluded, along with a hall at Chipping Brabin’s En­ dowed School, an all weather pitch at Ribbles- dale School and internal improvements at SS Michael and John’ s, Clitheroe.


held Drive, West Brad- tord, to form an enlarged bedroom and bathroom, porch and balcony, has


been refused by the Ribble Valley Council’s Development, Sub-Com- mittee, despite recom­ mendation for approval-


In .a report to the com­


mittee, Chief Architect and Planning Officer Mr Philip. Bailey said that the extension would have the effect of narrowing the gap between adjacent properties, creating a change in character of the estate. ■


However, recommend­


ing approval, he said that planning authorities were being urged to relax their control on proposals which would not have a serious impact on neighbouring developments.


Five letters of objection


had been received from neighbours and the Parish Council said Southfield Drive was an exclusive development and any large extension should be refused..


The committee agreed


that the plan should be refused, as it would spoil the appearance of the estate.


Faulty tyre


WHEN police spoke to motor cyclist Darrell Paul M e a d ow s (1 7 ) , o f Laneside Farm, Wadding- ton, in Church Street, Clitheroe, they noticed that one of the machine’s tyres had a defective tread, Clitheroe magis­ t r a t e s w e r e t o ld . Meadows was fined £30,, with £5 costs.


Parents support school’s sports


THERE was a big turn-out of parents, to support the annual Chatburn School sports, which wer§ won by Green House. RESULTS


50 yards: Infant girls (1st ce) — Amy Knight, Jane


Johnson, Stephen Simpkin.


Hargreaves, Donna Maynard, Lorraine Sutcliffe; second race — Claire Hargreaves, Zoe Ingham, Caroline Booth; boys (1st race) — Robert Sutcliffe, Martin Titterington, Philip Tit- terington, Richard Buxbaum; second race — David Bithell, Stephen Woodward, Garetn


ro s e , Lawrence Pagliaro, Andrew Mossop; gir ls — N e om y H ow a r th , Adele Rhodes, Naomi Johnson, Diane Lakin. 70 yards: Junior two, boys


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Mossop, Peter Harb; girls (1st race) — Julie Harrison, Joanne Smith, Sharon Metcalfe, Karen


-Lambert; second race — Alison Lockley, Adele Craddock, Kir- stine Joyce, Anna Knight. Potato: Infant girls (1st


, Ust race) — Martin nttenng-


Jonathan Lockley, Jason Prim- Titterington, Richard Bux- ____


60 yards: Junior one, boys — ^°.n* Hubert Sutcliffe, Philip t _______ __ t


baum; hatim* copnnri seco d


Bithel, Gareth Simpkin.


— Robert Tingle, Gary Simp- kin, Steven Harrison, Anthony Pearce; girls — Ann Driver, Rachel Lewis, Rebecca Joyce, Jill Coar. 80 yards: Junior three, boys


(1st race) — Carl Edwards, David Harrison, Jonathan Taylor, Mark Johnson; second race — Shaun Wilson, Paul Craig, Jason Ingham, Mark Hall; girls — Karen Har­ greaves, Susan Rhodes, Sara Johnson, Samantha Lewis. 100 yards: Junior four, boys — James T ing le , S tev en


Skipping: rare __ Junior


Steven Woodward, Johnson,


c — David llavin Stephen one —


Diane Lakin. Neomy Howarth, Rachel Smith, Naomi Johnson; junior two — Ann Driver, Samantha Limbert, Rebecca Joyce, Jill Coar; junior three — Karen Hargreaves, Sara John­ son, Susan Rhodes, Rebecca Greene; junior four (1st race) — Joanne Smith, Karen Lam­ b e r t , Julie Harrison, Jill Porter; second race — Alison Lockley, Anna Knight, Tracy Benson, Kirstine Joyce. Sack: Junior one — Jonathan


Lockley, Andrew Murphy, Andrew Mossop, Jason Prim­ rose; junior two — Gary Simp­ kin, James Bamford, Christ-


opher Knight, Robert Tingle: junior , three (1st race) — Carl Edwrds, Mark Johnson, David Harrison, Jonathan Taylor; second race — Jason Ingham, Paul Craig, Mark Hall, Shaun Wilson; junior four — James Tingle, Steven Mossop, Peter Hark Novelty hoop: Mixed infants


(1st race) — Steven Simpkin, Gareth Johnson, Amy Knight; second race — Claire Har­ greaves, Zoe Ingham, Jane Hargreaves. Novelty: Mixed infants —


Robert Sutcliffe, Philip Tit­ terington, Martin Titterington. Obstacle: Mixed junior one


(1st race) — Ruth Hargreaves, Jonathan Lockley, Lawrence Pagliaro; second race — Neomy Haworth, Jason Primrose, Shirley Titterington. Marathon: Mixed junior


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three and four — Adele Crad­ dock, Karen Hargreaves, Paul Craig. Under-fives' race — David


S u tc l if fe , Paul Maynard, Genevieve Greene. Parents’ race — Mrs R.


Driver, Mrs M. Ingham, Mrs Benson, Mrs Lockley.


SUCCESS


THE Clitheroe team had a successful time in the Red Rose Festival “It’s a knock-out” competition h ea t at. Helmshore, coming joint first with Rossendale. The team o f Dave


Bush, Tony Bush, Tony Dobson, Bart Dinsdale, Nick Tomlinson, Patsy Bialecki, Anne Smith, Jayne Seed, Mary Scott and Sandra Coulter tied in first place with 28 points. Blackburn came next


with 24 and Pendle gained 21. The team was in action on Tuesday repre­ senting the Ribble Valley in the final at Nelson.


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FORD — CULLEN


Waitress Miss Rebecca


Cullen was married to slater and plasterer Mr Ian W. Ford, at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, on Saturday. The bride is the elder


daughter of Mr and Mrs D. Walton, of Brennand Street, Clitheroe, and her bridegroom is the only son of Mr and Mrs Row­ land M. Ford, of Lans- dale, Whalley Road, CJitheroe. Given away by her father, the bride wore a white Victorian-style nylon lace dress with long sleeves and a high frilled neck. A full-length


was held in place with a tiara of crystals and drop pearls and she carried a jouquet of pink and white rosebud valley.


lebuds and lily-of-the- ................. " She was attended by


her sisters Elaine ana Diane Walton who wore delphinium blue embroi­ dered dresses and carried bouquets of blue and white mixed flowers. Best man was Mr


.Simpson and Mr Philip Walton. The ceremony was performed- by the Rev. K. Broadhurst. The reception was at the Brick House, Chipping. . The couple will live in


C'h a t b u r n R oad , Clitheroe.


: Photograph: Pye’s of Clitheroe.


Ronnie Lambert and ushers were Mr Allan


race) — Jane Hargreaves, Amy Knight, Donna Maynard, Lor­ raine Sutcliffe; second race — C la ir e H a rg r e a v e s , Zoe Ingham, Caroline Booth; boys (1st race) — Martin Tittering-


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Civic Society are seen putting the finishing t o u c h e s t o t h e i r “Clitheroe-made” exhibi­ tion which opens tonight at the former Castle Museum. The exhibition marks


the launching of the herit­ age centre at the former museum which has been handed over to the society by the Ribble- Valley Council. The exhibition aims to


give people a peep into the history of the town and also see the facilities available at the centre. It opens at 7-30 tonight


and tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4-30 p.m. Until the end of August it will open every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4-30 p.m. . The society members pictured are (from the


. left) Dr John Hardy, Mr Gordon' Biddle, Mrs Maggie Westhead, . Mrs Cynthia Laing and Mr Donald Coates (kneeling).


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Welcomed


PERMISSION to park a car in the corner of a field adjoining Whalley Old Road, Billington, has been granted by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee. In a report to the com­


mittee, Chief Architect and Planning Officer Mr Philip Bailey said that a


neighbour welcomed the idea, as it would take the car off the road. The- resident also sug­


gested that the speed limit sign should be placed several hundred yards higher up Whalley Old Road, as it had become a “ second Brands Hatch” for many drivers:


Showing the flag


THIRTY of the more, energetic members ■ and


friends of Chatbum and' district Branch of the- Royal British Legion raised over £320 on Sunday with a 10-mile sponsored walk.


They left Chatburn


playing fields and took a route from Grindleton bridge to Lower and Higher Asker and Wad- dington Fell where they- stopped for lunch.


They retu rn ed to • Chatburn via • West■


Bradford and Grind­ leton. The branch is .donat­


ing £200 to the Legion’s Churchill Rehabilitation Centre project, near Maidstone, and the re­ mainder will go, to the branch benevolent-fund. Before the walk the


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branch chairman Mr W. Wilson thanked the. or- anisers Mrs Marjorie oods and Mrs Marie


Parkes and the walkers and sponsors.


To live in New York


A FORMER Clitheroe man and his bride will be emigrating" to New York City in October. Senior syst ems analyst Mr Trevor Chew and clerical officer Miss Barbara Bot- tomley were married at Halifax Register office, The bridegroom is the


only son of Mr and Mrs N. Chew, of St Paul’s Street, Low Moor. The bride is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs L. H. Bot-


tomley, of Phoebe Lane, Siddal, near Halifax. . The bride wore a white


two-piece crystal pleat dress with matching hat and carried pink roses and white freesia. She was at­ tended by Mrs Judith Wil­ liams. Best man was Mr John Stratton. The couple are honey­ mooning in Mati, Greece, and will live in Sowerby Bridge before leaving for the States.


Oversight brings fine


AN . o v e r s ight by a Clitheroe haulage contrac­ tor led to him being fined £10 in each case at Clitheroe for using a lorry and a , trailer, both with­ out test certificate. Edward Ian Washbrook


(43), of Fort Street, said he had thought the MoT certificate was for a year, but it had turned out that it had been issued for six months only. For using the lorry


without excise licence he was fined £30 and ordered to pay £50 back ’ duty, along with £5 costs.


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