C3 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, August 11th, 1983 11 ¥22331 (Classified) Clitheroe 22S24 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


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‘Yes’ to radio mast


AN amateur radio en­ thusiast has been granted 12 months temporary planning permission to erect a 30ft. mast in his back garden. The application, by Mr


R. Hargreaves, of 4 Tower Hill, Clitheroe, was passed at a meeting of the Ribble Valley Council’s Development-


Sub Committee. In a report, Chief Plan­


ning Officer Mr Philip Bailey, said that objec­ tions had been received from the owners of adjoin­ ing houses on the grounds that the mast would de­ tract from the area’s ap­ pearance and could cause interference, when in use, to their televisions and radios. However, Mr Bailey


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field. It ivas the club’s first


Clitheroe Young Far­ mers’ sports night at Waddington playing


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meeting of the neiv ses­ sion and there teas a good tu r n o u t o f members. While the girls ivere


making home runs at rounders, the boys played football.


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MU finances on the agenda!


THE higher finance involved in running the Mothers’ Union movement at national level was discussed at a committee meeting attended by representatives of all five branches m the


Bowland Deanery. The meeting, at Wad­


dington Vicarage, was opened with prayer by presiding member Mrs G. Pennington, of Hurst Green, who reported on an executive meeting held


at Bingley. Due to increased expen­


diture in maintaining Mary Sumner House, the


London headquarters, it had been suggested that the annual subscription be raised. Part of this goes towards the HQ building and part' towards Dioce­


felt that the mast would not be an eyesore because of its location 35ft. from the house. He thought that a 12-


month permission should be granted during which time interference, if any, could be monitored.


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Assaulted policeman


| ARRESTED following ; disturbance in the street, Shaun Roland Smalley (22), of Tower Hill, Clitheroe, butted a police­ man on the head as he


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the officer, and was or­ dered to do 100 hours community service. I t was s ta ted th a t


TWO former pupils of Stonyhurst College, Mr Andrew Niall Macfarlane and Miss Julie Jane Lucy Wilkinson, who did not meet, until after they left the school, were married in the college chapel. The bride who went to


Smalley had previously been bound over in the sum of £50 to be of good behaviour. He was or­ dered to pay this amount,


plus £6 costs.


Extension reduced


1 PERMISSION to build a two storey extension at 2 C h o r l to n T e r ra c e , Barrow, has been granted


by the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Committee. The ex­ tension will replace a lean-to kitchen behind the terraced house. The ap­ plicant originally proposed a more substantial exten­ sion, but reduced this at the request of neighbours.


kinson were flower girls and four nephews — Vin­ cent Wilkinson, Matthew Healing, Robert Embery and Alastair Hough — were pages. Best man was Mr Miles


church in a pony and trap, is the fourth daughter of Mr and Mrs H. Wilkinson, of Fox Field Farm, Stonyhurst. She is a dental student at Birmin­ gham University. The bridegroom is the elder son of Lt Col and Mrs A. M. Macfarlane, of Tun­ bridge Wells. He is a works manager. The bride, who was


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san expenses. Mrs Pennington also re­


ported on a meeting at Long Preston when the question of amalgamating the Bowland branches with others in the Settle part of the Deanery had arise n . Members decided that


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because of the difficulty of transport and the increase in its cost, they would prefer to continue as separate sub-Deaneries. They will, however, try and join together for Deanery festivals, which are held in turn in diffe­


rent parishes. New secretary of St


Helen’s branch, Wadding­ ton, Mrs G. Hughes, was welcomed, Mrs N. M. Goodchild was thanked for her hospitality and Mrs Pennington for all her work on behalf of the Deanery.


Macfarlane, the brideg­ room’s brother and Mr John Wilkinson and Mr John Hough were


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groomsmen. Officiating at the cere­


mony were Frs Damian Jackson, Paul Magill and John Reid. Mr Anthony Johns was organist. Receptions were held at


given away by her father, wore a crinoline-style gown with an organza skirt. It featured short sleeves and a white duchess satin bodice with mandarin collar and a short veil. She earned a bouquet


the College and at the New Drop Inn, R o ­


chester.The couple left for a honeymoon in Corfu and are to live in Hurst Green. Photo: John Barry,


Blackburn.


of pink roses, carnations and lily-of-the-valley. She was attended by


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her sister, Miss Lucy Elizabeth Wilkinson, and by the bridegroom’s sister, Miss Maura Mac­ farlane. Her nieces Clare Embery and Rebecca Wil­


Dancing school aids charities


MORE than £1,000 raised by the Mary Wad­ dington School of Dancing, Clitheroe, has been given to various charities throughout the year. B a lle t . Grade 1: Sarah


gone to the Leonard Che­ sh ire Home and the


Cheques for £500 have


Ribble Valley Hospice Fund and £50 to the Bob A in sw o r th Memorial


Fund. In a highly successful


and busy year the school has been involved in many


events. Pupils took part in an


Aitken (H), Jennifer Allen (H), Catherine Illingworth (H), Alison Mulderig (H), Rachel Sowden (H), Rachel Thomas (H), Estelle Tomlinson (H). Grade 2: Samantha Cleeve (H), Pauline Dinsdale (H) Dawn Gee


(HC) Grade 3: Fiona Blair (H),


Am er ic an ev en in g , “Carousel,” for which Miss Waddington did the choreography, “Songs from the Shows” and the Parish Church Sunday School C e n te n a ry weekend.


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tended classes out of town given by people including Peter Clegg (ex-Royal Ballet), Maryon Lane and others. All certificates and


Some people have at­


Jemma Ford (H), Julie Niven (H), Jane Storey (HC), Sarah Storey (H), Rachel Tindall (H), Lorraine Uttley (H), Joanne Whiteside (HC). Grade 4: Rachel Carter (C),


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Complete Elementary: Susan Hargreaves, Joyce Oldfield. Tap. Primary: Sarah Aitken (H). Jenniufer Allen (H), James McKinlay (H), Jane Taylor (H), Jennifer Taylor (H). .


Major ballet examinations: ien in;, oumca


Juvenile: Linda Dawson (H), Jackie Wood


Samantha Cleeve (H), Whiteside (H).


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medals gained will be pre­ sented at the parish hall on October 1st. Recent successes include ex­


commended (HC), commended (C), pass plus (PP), pass (P).


Key: Honours (H), highly


Allen (HC), Julie Dilworth (HC), Enid Field (H), Paula Jezierski (HC), Susan Turner


Lower preliminary: Merle


(H).Major tap: Intermediate, Ju lie Swales (H), Wendy


aminations of the British Ballet, organisation.


Turner (H). Complete advanced: Susan


Junior: Joanne


council


OWNER of the Pendle Hotel, Chatburn, Mr Edward Marcella, has won the vacant eighth seat on Chatburn Parish Council. He polled 147 votes, 37


more than housewife Mrs Daphne Porter, of Vic­ toria Avenue, in a 30 per cent turnout. The vacancy arose be­


THIEVES broke into two space invader machines at Trinity Youth Centre at the weekend and stole about £40 in lOp coins. There were no signs of forced e n t ry to the


building.


TRIBUTES were paid at Clitheroe Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday to Mr George Braithwaite who has left the Bench on reaching the compulsory retirement age of 70. Mr B ra i thw a i te , a


s a v i n g s


magistrate since 1966, is connected with numerous organisations in the town. Mr David Yorke, chair­


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humility and great care not to force his views and, on the administrative side, he has always been ready to come along to court at the shortest notice,” said Mr Nuttall. Tributes were also paid


SCHOOL VOUCHERS ACCEPTED


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waite said he had always tried to do his duty and had enjoyed his work.


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Collinge (H), Susan Hargreaves (H), Jean Pollard (H), Valda Wareing (H).


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