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Year’s ban oil motor
A CLITHEROE man who appeared before the town?s magistrates on 10 motoring summonses was disqualified from’driving for 12 months and
had fines and costs totalling £127 imposed on him.
Mr Philip Howard, pro
Lock those \ cars
A- WARNING has gone out from Clitheroe police to day trippers to local beauty spots advising
them against leaving their vehicles unsecured. On Sunday two cars parked on country roads near Whitewell were entered and personal property stolen.
With the warmer
weather bringing more people out, police fear an increase in thefts from cars.
SOARING■ temperatures on Saturday brought the crowds to West Bradford Methodist Church’s spring, fair, which had one of its highest-ever attendances and raised £208■ for church funds.
former member of Chatburn Methodist Church, now of Nottingham.
It was opened by Mrs Joan Jamieson, a
Porter and children of Chatburn Methodist Church and there were stalls for food, drapery, flowers and crockery.
Music was provided by Roy and Daphne
Our photograph shows Mr Jean Bristol on the tea and cake stall serving Mrs Jamieson.
Ramblers hear the cuckoo
MEMBERS of the Clitheroe branch of the Ramblers’ Association took a trip into the occult when they visited two haunts of the Pendle witches on their walk.
Represent club at
conference TWO members of the Ribble Valley branch of
the Business and Profes sional Women’s Club were among the delegates at the group’s UK Federa tion annual meeting in Bournemouth. It was the first confer
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ence that president Mrs J . Lord and Mrs A. Clarke had attended, the Ribble Valley group having only been formed over the last year. Motions on genetic • en
gineering, NHS spectacles and Open University g r a n t s , along with monitoring of television sex and violence were dis cussed during the two-day conference. Members agreed to
urge the Government to set up a computer regis ter of training courses for JobCentres and other bodies dealing with the public and making access available to the Careers’ service and other organ isations.
A CLEANER in the Clitheroe area for more than 20 years, Mrs Flor ence May Smalley, has died, aged 84.
Mrs Smalley, who lived
in Kemple View, worked for various people and at Primrose Lodge.
Ben Brown led the 13
walkers on a ramble, which took them through wooded valleys and high moors.
Starting at/Barley car
park, they walked via White Clough, up Olfa Hill to Higher Wheathead where they stopped for lunch.
From there, it - was
south-eastwards to Blacko via the witches’ Malkin Tower to White Moor Bottom and round the Slipper Hill reservoir.
The ramblers then fol-
, lowed the Leeds-Liver- pool Canal, to Barrowford Reservoir,’ then turned west through Boothman Wood.
i • ’ On the walk, the ramb
lers heard a cuckoo and watched a pair of great crested grebe on the water and saw a flock of twite.
ped to view the witch’s house.
on Saturday will be led by Frank Parrott and will take a nine mile route to Dinkling Green.
Worked as a cleaner
Outside work she led a uiet life caring for her amily. Her husband,
James, died in 1967. She leaves two daughters. A service at St James’s
Church, Clitheroe, on Monday, preceded inter ment . a t C l i th e ro e Cemetery.
PAST officials and found er members of Clitheroe Young Farmers’ Club turned out in force to attend a dinner dance celebrating the club’s 40th birthday. Many of the 24, past
chairmen were among the 180 people who made it a
night to remember at the Stirk House Hotel, Gis-
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table were presented with flowers — yellow sprays for the ladies and white buttonholes, for the men — made by Mrs Florence Holgate.
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After grace said by club
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chairman from 1945 to 1946, Mr Norman Lund gave the toast to the club and present chairman Mr Eric Lonsdale replied. Mr Martyn Bristol was MC.
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WHEN Miss Bertha Heap celebrated her 80th birth day. with fellow residents at the Littlemoor House Sheltered Accommoda tion, Sabden, among them were friends she had made while a warden in the village herself.
Miss Heap, who was
warden of the bungalows at Sabden from 1956 to 1975, before the L it tlemoor House complex
There was a buffet tea
and a chance to chat. Mr Herbert Beckett pre sented her with a gift on behalf of the residents and Helen and Karen, daughters of warden Mrs Sally Harwood, gave her a bouquet. In our picture, Miss
Heap prepares to cut slices of birthday cake for all her friends.
Edisford ladies
MEMBERS of Edisford Ladies’ Club will hear a
talk by representatives of the Lee Carter Health Studio at their meeting in St Paul’s Parish Hall, on Tuesday, starting at 7-45 p.m.
40 years on and club is thriving
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secuting, told the court that John Christopher Jones (17), of Brownlow Street, appeared on sum monses arising from two different incidents. In the first, a policeman
had attempted to stop Jones and a pillion pas senger he was carrying on his motor cycle. He followed them along
Worston Road, a cul-de- sac, but was unable to stop them when they went through a small gate at the end. Later he noticed the
motor cycle in Barrow and saw the two men run ning across a field. He shouted and Jones came up to him. The other incident oc
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