Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 28th, 1988 . 7 \issified) Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Overtaking


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See our new spring range of Suede and Leather Coats and Jackets for ladies and men, Blousons, Roxy/Box Jackets, Zippers, Flying Jackets, Motor Cycle Jackets (ladies, men’s and boys) Also Gloves, Mitts, Sheepskin Rugs and Car Covers


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manoeuvre caused


collision


A READ motorist who “put himself in danger”


during an overtaking manoeuvre on Longsight Road was fined £60 with £5 costs at Clitheroe, for driving a car without reasonable consideration for other road users. Mr Peter Warboys, pro­


Documents on band given to museum


A NUMBER of old docu­ ments relating to the'for­ mation of Clitheroe Borough Brass Band are to be given to Clitheroe Castle Museum. The documents have


secuting, told the court that Stanley Peckett (54),. of Berkeley Drive, was responsible for a “concer­ tina collision” involving three cars behind him. Peckett was overtaking


on a stretch of the road around Osbaldeston when the traffic ahead of him


slowed down. Subsequently the gaps


been in the possession of Mr Edward Oddie, of Hillside Drive, West Bradford, whose father was the last remaining shareholder when the band was wound up in the late 1930s. Six instruments were


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given to the museum by Mr Oddie some years ago. One document — the


between the cars lessened and when he saw oncom­ ing traffic he tried to pull over to his side of the road, but there was not enough space and he mounted the verge and crashed into a hedge. Peckett’s defending sol­


report of the committee and statement of accounts for 1890 — shows that 400 shares were issued that year at £1 each. It also indicates that 23 prototy­ pe electro-plated instru­ ments cost the band £364 7s.


icitor, Mr J. F. Nuttall, told the court that he did not think it was a case where his client had been hopping in and out bet­ ween cars. He added that Peckett


put himself at risk when trying to get back into his proper lane, doing so rather than put other road users in danger.


Chimney fire


| Peel Street, Clitheroe, was quickly dealt with on Monday night by an engine from the town’s fire station. No damage was caused.


A CHIMNEY fire at 23


Spectacular weekend in store


THE Spring Bank Holiday extravaganza at Whalley to mark the official opening of the Queen Elizabeth II playing field promises to be one of the biggest events of its kind to be staged in the area for many years. And if it is a big sue- will continue over the fol-


cess, it could become an lowing two clays, annual affair.


It opens with a huge tions are being organised free fun fair on the for all the family — Punch


Dozens of other attrac-


Friday, May 27th, which’ and Judy shows, motor cycle rides, licensed bars and re f re shm e n ts facilities. The main festivities


THE sun shone for 20 members and friends of West Bradford WI who took part in an eight-mile spon­


sored walk. The party, including five children, followed a


circular river route after being set off from West Bradford Bridge by Ribble Valley Mayor Court. Mrs Myra Clegg.


being raised towards the Mayor’s appeal for Christie cancer research.


I t proved a successful venture, with over £150


The fastest walker was Mrs Linda Martin, who completed the route in two-and-a-half hours.


BRIDGE CLUB


start on Saturday morn­ ing in spectacular style with marching bands, ma­ jo r e t te s and Morris dancers. In the afternoon the


MEMBERS of C l i th e ro e Bridge Club took part in the final round of tne Thorne Trophy. Mr R. Atkinson and Mr P. Jennings were the win­ ners, with Mrs Brenton and Mrs Whittaker in second place. The following hand is a


natural small slam bid in no trumps by east/west, and the ACOL bidding went as follows: Dealer W, all vul.


Lord Lt of Lancashire, Mr Simon Towneley, will perform the official opening. Then there will be a


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display by an eight man Guards’ free-fall para­ chute team and a “fireball” exhibition by the internationally famed Mike Falcon. The day ends with a giant hoe- down. The extravaganza con­


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SABDEN Youth and Community Centre no longer exists, but its good work lives on.


the now defunct organisa­ tion is being shared by St Mary’s RC and Sabden County Primary schools.


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BOLTON-B Y-BOW- LAND Young Farmers’ Club has been rewarded for its outstanding con­ tribution to the Interna­ tional Year of Disabled People.


cheese and wine evening, the YFC county organ­ iser, Mr George Whit­ field, presented members with “The Princess Anne certificate” for their work.


At the club’s annual


bers contributed £1,000 to Guide Dogs for the Blind and £1,500 to the Jimmy Savile Stoke Mandeville Appeal. The money was raised by a grand raffle


During the year; mem-.


. and several discos In our picture, Mr


Whitfield hands over the certificate to club chair­ man Michael Comthwaite, with other members look­ ing on,


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For £902.12 raised by ary will also buy needed equipment. Our picture shows Mrs


ity centre collected the money from jumble sales, discos and “It’s-a-Knock- out” competitions.


The youth and commun­


ence equipment with the gift and the County Prim-


St Mary’s will buy sci­


Hazel Davies (left) and Mrs Margaret Lambert, who presented the che­ ques at Mrs Davies’s home in Whalley Road, Sabden. With them are County Primary headmas­ ter Mr Peter Shorrock (left) and Mr Tom Pre- ndergast, head of St Mary’s.


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tinues on the Sunday with an open air market of more than 200 stalls and a motor and caravan show in which many local motor agents will display the very latest models. In addition to the


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events organised by the Playing Fields Commit­ tee, Whalley Lions are staging a marathon. The revenue from the


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Young Conservatives en­ joyed a trip to the biggest greetings card factory in the UK at Accrington. They were shown how


attractions and conces­ sions will go towards the future development of the playing fields. It is hoped to build a


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EASY ACCESS TO DRIVEWAYS


est is a list of sharehol­ ders and some receipts for shares bought by Mr James Oddie in 1894. The Borough Band was


Another item of inter­


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sports hall with squash and badminton courts, netball and five-a-side pitches and many other facilities, for use by people throughout East Lancashire.


cards were designed and styled for printing and at the end of the tour chair­ man Tony Wood expre­ ssed thanks to the company. Recently a group looked


THIS WEEK’S STAR HITACHI 2026 20in. REMOTE CONTROL COLOUR TV


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