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COOKERY, health, fire fighting, writers and knowledge of the Com­ monwealth are some of the topics studied in the past three or four years by two Whalley Guides.


Rewards for all that


work by Susan Evans (15) and Emma Taylor (14) came with the pre­ sentation of Queen’s Guide certificates.


Susan, o f Station


Road, attends Clitheroe Girls’ Grammar School, and Emma, of Alitton Road, is a pupil at St Wilfred’s, Blackburn.


Billington man is sent back for


borstal training


A BILLINGTON man who was preoccupied with sex was sent back for borstal training when he appeared at Preston Crown Court on Friday for sentence for attempted burglary. Kevin Whelan (19), of


They received their Sign ‘out


awards at Whalley CE Scho ol , from Miss Elizabeth Postlethwaite, a former Guide captain and local Trefoil member Mrs Ada Smithson. Also there was Divi­


sion Commissioner Mrs Pat Houldsworth and District Commissioner ,Mrs Mary Wilkinson. Guide captain of the


2nd Whalley Group, Mrs Ann Whitham, hopes Susan will go on to become a young leader and Emma will continue with her badge work and help her young patrol members. Susan ( l e f t ) and


Emma are shown receiv­ ing their certificates from Miss Postlethwaite arid Mrs Smi thson, watched by some of the other Guid es , Mrs Houldsworth and Mrs Wilkinson.


of keeping’ THE proposed'erection of a projecting non-illumi- nated sign outside a Clitheroe insurance com­ pany’s office has been blocked. The Ribble Valley


Council’s Development Sub-Committee agreed with Borough Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey’s recommen­ dation that the sign at Wade House, Church Brow, for Cook and Smith’s, should be re­ sisted. Clitheroe Town Council


and local residents had objected to the proposed sign. Protests stressed the need for keeping the building free from “com­ mercial blots” and pointed out that the sign would be out of keeping with the locality.


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Billington Gardens, had previously been remanded in custody for a psychiat­ ric report after changing his plea to guilty of at­ tempting to burgle a house in Whalley.


Mr Peter Openshaw,


prosecuting, had then said the case presented “un­ usual and startling as­ pects” because Whelan was sent to borstal last year for burgling two properties, in each case having also indecently as­ saulted a young girl and stolen the back door key.


In m it ig a t ion , Mr


Charles Mahon said Whelan had the opportun­ ity to go to Shropshire, where he had the offer of a home and a job.


He said Whelan had


been in seclusion at Risley at his own request. He had received no medical treatment and had been subject to threats and abuse from other inmates.


Mr Mahon urged a de­


ferred sentence so that Whelan could find the father figure he lacked, as well as a home and a job.


Judge Reginald Lockett


•said the attempted burg­ lary case had been ad­


journed because it dis­ closed a background of sexual deviance. In view of Whelan’s


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ees, electrician Mr David Andrew Thompson and clerical assistant Miss June Atkinson, were mar­ ried at St J am e s’ s Church, Burnley, on Saturday. The bridegroom is the


only son of Mrs Dorothy Thompson, of Millthorne Avenue, Clitheroe, and the late Mr Clifford Thompson and the bride is the elder daughter of Mrs Elsie Hudson, of Colne Road, Burnley. Given away by her


brother, Mr Stephen At­ kinson, the bride wore a gown of white satin with lace sleeves and insets. Her headdress was a triangular Juliet cap trim­ med with diamante and she carried a bouquet of red roses. Matron of honour was


Mrs Susan Andrew, the bride’s sister and brides­ maids were Miss Gillian Thompson, the brideg­ room’s sister, Miss Gail Jones and Miss Tracey Jones, the bride’s cousins.' They wore lilac dresses


and carried' matching posies. All the dresses were made by the bride and her sister. B es t man was Mr


character and the nature of the offence, committed soon after his release, the judge had to order his recall, if possible to a local borstal to allow visits by the psychiatrist.


DESIGN COURSES


THERE are still some places left on two courses in design being held at Whalley Adult Centre a week on Saturday. Both courses run for


one day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and anyone in­ terested should contact the adult centre (Whalley 2717). The subjects are in­


terior design — how to decorate your home — (tutor Mrs Joyce Stewart) and principles of design — including craft work and pottery — (tutor Mrs Enid English).


Gordon Haynes, grooms­ man was Mr Allistair


Andrew and usher Mr Brian Oldham.


A reception at the


Swan and Royal Hotel Clitheroe, followed the ceremony, conducted by the Rev. J. K. Russon Organist was Mr Roy Munford. The couple are to live in


Alma Place, Clitheroe. Photograph: P y e ’ s,


Clitheroe. Bank sign


THE Clitheroe branch of the Midland Bank has been given permission to replace an illuminated sign above the entrance door to its Castlegate pre­ mises by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee. Approval was also


CENTRE 'IDEAL' FOR VILLAGE RECREATION


AN assurance has been given that the Ribble Valley Council will keep a close eye on the situation at Langho Centre, which is due to be run down over the next four years. The council’s solicitor,


Mr Paul Timson, told the Planning and Transporta­ tion Committee that local residents were concerned at suggestions. made • for the future use of the centre. “There has even been a


rumour going round that an open prison is being


planned,” he said. However, after talks


with Manchester Social Services department, which runs the centre, Mr Timson explained that “another Whiteacre situa­ tion” could arise any time between the next two to five years. “Obviously, the social


Disability outweighs planning objections


A READ woman’s per­ sonal circumstances out­ weighed normal planning objections when an appli­ cation for a house exten­ sion was discussed by the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee.


s e rv ice s department might want to get the best price for the site,” he said. "But unlike Whiteacre, it will require permission from the Ribble Valley Council.” Mr Timson felt it was a


little premature to ar­ range any meetings with the parish councils in­ volved, but promised to keep the situation under review. Recreation and Leisure


Committee chairman Coun. Ted Boden (Chat- burn) felt the centre pos­ sessed very desirable re­ creational facilities, which could be of use to Langho and Billington. “These two villages are


deprived of such facilities and we must keep this in mind and not miss the boat. I’m sure my com­ mittee would be very upset if it were not given the chance to discuss these possibilities,” he said.


Careless driving


A WOMAN passenger died when the car in which she was travelling was involved in a collision with a vehicle driven by a Langho man' on an ice- covered road in Black­ burn. At Preston Crown


Court, market trader Wil­ liam Lewis (66), of St Mary’s Drive, denied causing the woman’s death by reckless driving


and was acquitted. However, he was found


guilty on a charge of care­ less driving and was fined £150. Judge Mary Holt re­ marked that on the night of the accident conditions were atrocious for any driver.


Barn club


MEMBERS of the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee have given their blessing to the conversion and ex­ tension of a former barn and garage to a private social club at the Todber Caravan Park, Rimington.


No lights


granted for the replace­ ment of non-illuminated individual letters on the building’s frontage.


FOR riding a motor cycle without lights in Taylor Street, Paul William Lu- ciani (18), of Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, was fined £15, with £5 costs, by the town’s magis­ trates.


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THANKS to the hard work and generosity of the Calderstones League of Friends organisation, residents at the hospital will now have the use of a video recorder. The recorder, which cost about £400, is to be set up in Douglas House. Pictured presenting the video to the sisler-in-charge of Douglas House,


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Video is gift to hospital The planned extension


— for a kitchen, garage and a self contained flat — is for Mrs G. Britnell in the garden of the Old Malleys, Straits Lane.


In a report, Borough


Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey pointed out that the build­ ing of additional dwellings in this part of Read was strongly resisted.


But Mrs Britnell suf­


fered from multiple sclerosis and normal movement was now dif­ ficult. The self contained accommodation would enable Mrs Britnell’s pa­ rents to stay close at hand, .while the rest of the extension would be accessible for a person in a wheelchair.


Mr Bailey’s report,


which recommended ap­ proval, added: “The main issue is whether the per­ sonal circumstances of the applicant are sufficient to outweigh the normal plan­ ning objections in this area.”


Pe rm is s ion was


granted, but with a com­ promise suggested by Mr Bailey, that the use of the flat was linked to the oc­ cupation and use of the main house, while further planning permission would be required if it was in­ tended to convert the property into two sepa­ rate dwellings.


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