Clitheroe Adveriiser and Times, September 1st, 1983 (Classified) Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)
Play area proposal passed on
A MATTER which Chief Planning Officer Mr Philip Bailey described as a “swings and roundabouts” situation has been passed from the Ribble Valley Council’s Recreation and
Leisure Committee to Clitheroe Town Council. It concerns a request
) School Mrs itthews, who r post today, •sed in local
of Bolton-by- I
|oung leaders’ the Ribble
itthews’ main include the mient, which as Ranger Langho Ran-
is not teach-
"hews and her ho is a head vc four chil- lave lived in 21 years.
Mrs Matthews or teaching Shadsworth lising in Engl-
educated in
na. . moved into teaching in ven, becoming for an infant and juniors’ language de-
hews, who has de Guider for ears, enjoys nping, sailing, . cycling.
from a Whalley Road resi dent of Clitheroe asking for the erection of swings and other play items on land off Park Street and Craven Street, both ad joining Whalley Road. The resident said such a plan would alleviate fears about children crossing the busy main road to play on the Castle Field. However) Mr Bailey
Stubborn mare fell on
mare reared so high it toppled over backwards on its rider, Billington horse lover Mr Keith Tat-
rider A THOROUGHBRED
tersall, cracking his skull in half, an inquest was
told. B la ck b u rn d ep u ty
coroner Mr Owen Shar pies recorded a verdict of misadventure on the 39- year-old father-of-two. An experienced rider,
Edward
knows his poultry
considered that parents of youngsters on the other side of Whalley Road might then become anxi ous about- their children crossing to play on the site of the new equip ment.
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he had been called in by a friend, Mr John Trevor Foley (37), to take a look at the horse at a field near Whiteacre Lane, Barrow, after problems had been encountered with the “stubborn” 16- hand animal. Mr Foley, of Rogers-
Lion’s first gala hits jackpot
A SUCCESS all the way, that was the Clitheroe Lions’ gala day, staged in summer sunshine in the beer garden at the Calfs Head, Worston, on Bank Holiday Monday. The effort, the club’s
June, made over £1,000 to be donated to various local charities. One of the main attrac
tions was a fortune teller. There were also pony and
first fund raising function since it was started in
trap rides round the vil lage, and many tombola
and raffle stalls. Picture; It may not
have been the Casino Royale, but these Lion
members enjoyed trying their luck on the roulette stall, looked after by Mrs Pam Davis, of the Calfs Head, who is seen spin ning the wheel.
FORMER Ribblesdale Rupil Edward Topham (20) has come a long way
since he began keeping chickens as a 12-year-old. E ig h t y e a r s on,
field, Langho, told the in quest that on the day pre vious to the mishap, he had broken fingers at tempting to hold the horse’s reins when it reared back. After Mr Tattersall, of
Edward, son of butcher Gordon Topham, and his wife, Maureen, of Sunny- side Avenue, Billington, has landed a job as hatch ery manager with a firm of le ad in g tu rk e y breeders. Edward is now respons
Hollin Hall, Farm, Whal ley Old Road, tried unsuc cessfully to make the mare go, Mr Foley said he saw the animal, fully extended, come down with the rider beneath. When Mr Sharpies
G A T E W A Y Nurse had
illegal drug in hostel
WHEN drug squad offic ers searched Brockhall Hospital, a student nurse voluntarily handed over a pla s tic bag of dried powder, Clitheroe magis trates were told.
showed the powder to contain chemicals from “magic mushrooms.”
L a b o ra to ry te s ts
sessing the class A con trolled drug, Miss Jen nifer Susan Bailey (25), of Calder House Hostel, was fined £100 with £25 costs.
Pleading guilty to pos
Miss Melanie Jacey, prosecuting, said the de-
fedant told police she picked the mushrooms from moorland in her native Yorkshire. They were dried and crushed into powder form. Approximately 2.4g of
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CLITHEROE Lions vice-president, Mr Ian Lloyd (fourth from left) with many visitors on the “win a bottle” stall.
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19th only. Pensions and allowances due on the date when an
office is closed will be paid a week in advance. The main Clitheroe post office will be open as usual.
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in-calf section. BW September calvers made to £750 (£625). The calf section had 586
beasts forward. Friesian bulls made to £128 (£73.60), heifers
bulls made to £127.2p (£113.9), light steers to 92.8p (8Up), light heifer s to 85.2p (81.9p), medium to 86.8p (78.7p), heavy to 83.8p (
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asked if Mr Tattersall had been wearing the chin s t ra p of his r id e r ’s helmet, Mr Foley replied that he could not see this making any difference be cause of the force of impact.
Damaged car
AFTER seeing a youth climb over his Ford Capri, a man called the police who traced the of fender, Clitheroe magis trates were told. F o r c a u s in g £318
86.8p (77.6p). In the sheep section, light
£23(1 (£149.60), heifers to £130 (£120.35), black Polly bulls to £98 (£54.25), heifers to £78 (£47.25), Limousin X bulls to £241 (£128.25), heifers to £120
(£87.35).
calves made to £300 (£171.65), heifers to £218 (£147.50). Twenty-nine animals were
Weaned calves: Beef X bull . , „
forward in the sale of store pigs, whicli made to £22.10
'medium to 124.5p (115.7p), heavy to 112.5p (108.4p). Over weight averaged 98.5p. Light hoggs averaged 112.5p,
lambs made to 129p (119.6p), standard to 125.5p (117.7p),
medium made to 96p (94.2p), light shearlings to 109.5p (101.Ip), heavy to 95.5p (95.2p) and overweight to 94p (89.5p). F a t ewes made to £30 (£13.55) and fat rams to £33
(£18.60). Forward in the fatstock sec tion were 454 cattle, 3,577
sheep and 33 pigs. Certified clean cattle: Light
steers made to 107.2p (98.2p), medium to 106.2p (92.5p), heavv to SS.Sp (88.2p), light heifers to 97.8p (8Gp), medium
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Stole from meter
A CLITHEROE woman who returned home to find cash missing from her electricity meter con tacted the police who dis covered the offender to be her former lodger, the town’s magistrates heard.
Brian Douglas Morley (18), of Wythenshawe, Manchester, was put on probation for two years ordered to pay compensa tion and £10 for damage caused when breaking into the meter.
For stealing £10.50,
prosecuting, said Morley, formerly of Mayfield Avenue, Clitheroe, told officers he was sorry about what had happened.
Miss Melanie Jacey
defending, told the court that his client was very depressed and short of money and took the cash on impulse. Morley was ordered to
Mr Geoffrey Isherwood, pay £25 costs.
damage to the vehicle, Carl Jeffries (17), of H e n th o rn Close, Clitheroe, was put on probation for two years and ordered to pay re stitution. For failing to comply with a previous order to keep the peace, he was fined £100. Mr Philip Howard, pro secuting, said Jeffries told
the drug which the magis trates ordered to be des troyed was found in the plastic bag. Mr Andrew Church-
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of up to 40,000 birds in a month, a far cry from his first flock of six hens at his father’s smallholding. Last year Edward re
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added that Miss Bailey who regretted her ac tions, had only used the drug once, making a drink out of it. The only sensa tion it created was one of nausea.
‘Shuttle’ walk
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