Clithcroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (A a v e iu ^ y ---------- ------------------------ _ 8 Clithcroe Advertiser and Times, August 12th, 1982


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Plenty of volunteers for summer school V i .# * Boating


enthusiast dies at 45


A MAN who worked for


TGB Motors, Atkinson’s and Ribble Cement, during the 13 years he lived in Clitheroe has died, aged 45.


lived in Kemple View before moving to Church two years .ago.


Mr Derek Whittaker


often sailed his own craft on the Lancaster Canal and particularly liked the stretches round Carnforth and Glasson Dock.


A boating enthusiast he


Whalley restaurant plan approved


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A PLAN to alter Abbeydene, 25 King Street, Whalley, from a house to a licensed restaurant has been granted by the Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Development Sub-Committee — despite a protest petition and letters from local residents. The Ribble Valley


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Council’s Development Sub-Committee was told by Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey that 13 people petitioned against the plan on the grounds of increased parking problems and noise at night. Seven let­ ters of objection voicing similar fears had also been received from resi­ dents.


the County Surveyor had also voiced fears about lack of off-street parking.


Mr Bailey added that


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Honours degree


A FORMER pupil of


Clitheroe Royal Grammar School has gained an hon­ ours degree in agricultur­ al engineering at Newcas­ tle University. Daniel Frederick Wood


tended Lane Ends Prim­ ary School and Nelson and Colne College, where he obtained an OND in engineering.


(21), of Harrop Fold Farm, Bolton-by-Bow- land, is the son of Mr and Mrs Peter Wood, who run the Harrop Fold Guest House. He also formerly at­


lington) said he could see no objection to the appli­ cation. At one time there were eight establishments serving food in King Street, now there were about two. Coun. Mrs Sheila Maw


Coun. Jack Can- (Bil- SMITH — ROBINSON


Gisburn Parish Church was the setting on Satur­


(Whalley) said she had every sympathy with resi­ dents in ICing Street but


it was going to be a small restaurant and she did not


think it would add to the problems to any extent.


who, with a friend, took a portable television from a lorry cab and sold it, was put on probation for two years at the town’s magis­ trates’ court. John Stevenson (18), of


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HIGHLIGHT of a money-raising effort for St Mary’s Church Hall, Sabden, was a fancy dress competition.


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, Hannah Jacques (Worzel Gummidge and Aunt Sally), and Catherine Smith (Good Fairy). It was judged by Mrs Heath.


Competition winners were Christopher Bruce and Mrs Laura Moorliouse. PICTURE: Fancy dress contestant Andrew Heath (12) gives a helping hand to little Marianna Dewhursl, watched by the other competitors.


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Mr and Mrs Robinson, but the inclement conditions did not spoil the fun. Winners of the fancy dress were Matthew Aspin (Petrol Pump), Daniel and


Organised by Vye Robinson and friends, it raised 1180. Because of poor weather the effort had to be held in the Whalley Road home of


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Mahogany SOWERBl made in th


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peared before the court in January when sentence was deferred to enable him to save for the com­ pensation and to see if he could keep out of trouble.


Central Avenue, was also ordered to pay £25 com­ pensation for damaging a settee at a party. Stevenson f irs t ap­


Faulty tyre


FOR using a motor cycle with a faulty tyre, Nigel Robin Harris (18), of King S tre et , Whalley, was


fined £20 with £5 costs at Clitheroe.


day for the wedding of Miss Andrea Jane Robin­ son and Mr Andrew Michael Smith. The bride, a cook, is


Plans now in the


pipeline


CHANGE of use to a shop of Mytton House, Chui-ch Street, Clitheroe, to sell antiques, is among the latest planning appli­ cations (number 0422), re­ ceived by Ribble Valley Council.


proposal to extend No. 72 Bawdlands into adjoining property to provide more shop space and extra living accommodation


Also from Clitheroe is a


include: Bashall Eaves: Use of


(0418). O th e r ap p l ic a tio n s


lounge for cafe area at the post office (0415). Aighton, Bailey and


Chaigley: Extensions to provide new kitchen facilities and more floor space at Stonyhurst Col­ lege (0425). Chipping: Erection of


one detached bungalow and garage on land at Brooklands, Longridge Road (0423).


the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs J. A. Robinson, of Lower Gazegill Farm, Rimington. The bridegroom, the


manager of a car acces­ sory shop, is the younger son of Mr and Mrs John Smith, of Colne. Given away by her


DURING the summer holidays many children put away their pens, paper and school books


with a sigh of relief and don’t bring them out again until the start of the next term.


Downham. For mid-way through


But not the children of


the holidays, Downham children, their friends and relatives eagerly settle down to studying at the three-day summer school held at St Leonard’s Church.


youngsters aged between four-and-a-half and 12 took part in the eleventh such school.


This year nearly 30


to be King,” which con­ trasted the life of Christ and that which Prince William will lead.


The theme was “Born LARGE SAVINGS ON


The school was organ­ ised by the vicar, the


FURNITURE, CARPETS Example: G-Plan Melisa 3-piece Suite was £1,348 now £899


Rev. F. E. Chard and te a c h e r s were Mrs Elizabeth Scott, Mrs Brenda Lund and the Misses Joyce and Wendy Oldfield.


the church the youngsters had visited the swimming


In addition to lessons in


baths, went on a nature walk and played cricket.


father, the bride wore a white, French embroi­ dered gown, with a Medici neckline, full skirt, long sleeves, an embossed lace Juliet cap and a finger tip veil. She earned red roses, lily-of-the- valley and stephanotis. Bridesmaids were Miss


Bathroom approved


Helen Smith, the brideg­ room’s sister; Miss Hilary Croft, the bride’s cousin; and Miss Emma Robin­ son, the bride’s sister. They wore forget-me-not


blue cotton dresses with ribbon and lace decorated bodices and short sleeves. B e s t man was Mr


Andrew Marsden, and ushers were Mr Graeme Robinson, the bride’s brother, and Mr Stephen Smith, the bridegroom’s brother. The ceremony was con­


ducted by the vicar, Canon S. A. Selby. Or­ ganist was Mr Philip Peel. A reception was held at


the Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn. The couple are to live in


Barnoldswick. Photograph: Mr Brian


Smith, Earby.


All dressed up at Sabden &


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THE go-ahead has been given for a bathroom ex­ tension and porch at Cowper Place, Sawley.


Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee, Borough Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey stated that a letter from a nearby resi­ dent had been received expressing concern at the possibility of the develop­ ment resulting in a loss of light.


In a rep o r t to the


added that the matter could not be controlled under planning or building control legislation. In planning terms the prop­ osal was acceptable.


However, . Mr Bailey


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'tecostal Church and on moving home he joined the Blackburn, Great Harwood and Clayton-le- Moors Pentecostal Fellow­ ship.


He was a regular wor­ shipper at Clitheroe Pen-


the Chapel of Rest, Rock­ dale, prior to interment at


A service was held at


Clitheroe Cemetery, on Friday.


vived by his wife, Joyce, and sons Stephen and Derek.


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