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A SNEEZE cost a Bil- lington motorist £200 in1 fines at Clitheroe. David Alexander Bates (37), of St Mary’s Gardens, Bil- lington, said it had caused him to bang his head on


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the steering wheel and hit a parked car. Bates was fined £100


for not having insurance, £40 for driving without due care and attention and £30 each for failing to stop and failing to report an accident. He explained that he


had only gone 50 yards from his home when he sneezed and could not avoid hitting the parked car. He reversed and left because he panicked, knowing he was not insured.


Picked from hat to go on


pilgrimage


THE generosity of Hurst Green residents has | led to a pilgrimage to Lourdes for two village neighbours. Nearly 200 villagers attended a charity coffee evening during which the names of Mr Cyril Snape and Mr Billy Ramsdale were |


drawn from a hat. Pendle Club


WINNERS at the weekly I bridge session at the Pendle Club, Clitheroe, were: Mr T. Adey and Mr J. Harrison, Mrs F. P o r te r and Mrs J. Kenyon.


The organisers, Stony-


hurst College Pilgrimage Trust, were delighted by the response. More than £350 was raised towards the pilgrimage, next August, meaning that not one, but two villagers


Wooden Beds


Avenue Road, will be making a return visit to the shrine. He suffers from a rare eye disease and is hoping


could go. Mr Snape (84), o f |


THE sports hall at SS Michael and John's RC Primary School was packed to capacity on


Tuesday afternoon when 100 junior pupils staged the pantomime “Do you b e l ie v e in F a th e r Christmas?” And the audience,


Claus. However, one night


they are kidnapped and taken to all of Santa’s workshops to watch toys being made, thus realis­ ing that he does exist! Also starring in the


■made up of infants and the senior citizens of the parish, thoroughly en­


joyed the show, written and organised by deputy headmaster Mr Peter Doman. It told the story-of a


l i t t le boy and gir l, played by Adrian Gatti (10) and Victoria Chat- bum (10) who start off not believing in Santa


play, which was held last night and is on again tonight (7 p.m.)


for parents, is 11-year- old Antonia Yates. She p la ys “Mother,


C hr ist ma s. . . . Santa’s bossy wife who makes sure that he behaves himself. A n to n ia performs


■ dislocated it in a fall in the school yard!


Dirty milk bottles ‘slipped through net’


the visit will help to re­ store some of his eye­ sight. Mr Ramsdale (42), also


FOUR bottles of milk delivered by a Kibble Valley dairy to a customer in Bamoldswick were dirty and had vegetable matter deposited on the inside, Clitheroe Magistrates were told. For four offences of not


of Avenue Road, works as a kitchen porter at the college. He suffers from epilep­


sy and loss of memory following a road accident when he was a teenager. Both men are fulfilling


a lifelong ambition and will join some 200 pil­ grims travelling with the Trust in August.


Transport foreman


A FORMER transport foreman at Ribblesdale Cement, Mr Ernest Stan­ ley Richmond (77), has died. Mr' Richmond, of


R a d e c ly f fe S tr e e t , Clitheroe, was transport foreman until his retire­ ment in 1972 and ensured the safe despatch of cement to all parts of the country by lorry and rail­ way tanker. He joined Ribblesdale


Cement in 1945 as a driver. Mr Richmond, who was


confined to a wheelchair after suffering a heart attack in 1974, leaves a w ife , a son, and a daughter. A Requiem Mass at SS


Michael and John’s Church, Clitheroe, pre­ ceded cremation at Ac­ crington yesterday


Castleford fair


A BUMPER Christmas fair at .Castleford,' Clitheroe, on Saturday, raised about £266 towards the amenities fund. There were cake, fancy goods, soft toys and bring-and- buy stalls and a wheel of fortune. It was organised by the- warden, Mr John Doherty and his deputy Mrs Hazel Grainger.


Successful first


venture


A UNITED Advent carol service held at Whalley Methodist Church was well attended. The service was organ­


ised by Whalley Christian Action Group, which in­ cludes the four churches in the locality. It was conducted by the


Methodist minister, the Rev. Clifford Foster. Members of the churches read the lessons and the combined choirs led the singing.


The Methodist choir .


sang a hymn, the Angli­ can choir a psalm, and the combined choirs then per­ formed a chorus from the Messiah, “And the Glory.” It was the first time the


group has held a united Advent carol service and it was considered a suc­ cessful venture.


Found dead at home


A POLISH ex-Serviceman found at his home in Alma Place, Clitheroe, oh Tues­ day morning, is believed to have died several days before from natural causes. Mr Wincenty Czabrows


ki (71), came to Britain at the beginning of the second world war after the Germans pver-ran his country. He was attached to the Polish forces and saw service at Monte


Casino. He later settled in


Clitheroe and worked at Atkinson’s for a number


of years. Mr Czabrowski was


widower, and Clitheroe police are appealing for any relatives to contact them.


ensuring that a bottle was c lean , John Joseph Crosier, of Painley Farm, Newsholme, was fined £75 in each case with £25 costs. The court heard that


four out of six bottles of pasteurised milk were :’ound to have deposits adhering to the inside. Mr Stephen Barker, de­


fending, said that the firm had processed 10,000 bot­ tles of milk each day for three years without com


plaint. The bottles had re­


mained together while they went through the process of washing, filling and crating and that was why they had all landed on the same doorstep. The four bottles had slipped the net and were not segregated for hand washing. “It was human error on the part of mem­ bers of staff and would not have happened had the bottles not been left to get in that condition by a customer,” said Mr Barker. Mr Crosier had stressed


forcibly to the staff the need to carry out proper inspections. There was no complaint


about the quality of the milk, said Mr Barker.


_ trophy Guest wins


AT ciitheroe Ladies’ Speakers’ Club,“An object and its associations” was the theme chosen by Mrs Marie Haworth’s for the topics session. All the ladies were given an object and asked


to speak about it. A guest , Miss Jill Ogden, won the Topic


tr After the interval, Mrs Elsie Smith gave a speech on “Ancient crafts.” The next meeting is on Tues­ day at the Craven Heifer


Hotel.


with an ankle in plaster . . . having recently


100 at Sunday Half-Hour rehearsal


A CHOIR of about 100 swelled the congrega­ tion at Clitheroe Parish Church on Sunday evening for the first rehearsal for Sunday Half- hour to be recorded by the BBC Radio on December 12th.


The Vicar, Canon J. C. Hudson, welcomed every­


one to the church. Organist Mr Charles


Myers conducted the mus­ ical rehearsal. Owing to family illness, assistant organist Mrs Judith Raw- linson was unable to be present, but her place was taken at very short notice by the Rev. John Salsbury, who was ap-


plauded at the end of the evening. For the next rehearsal,


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and for the recording, the organ will be played by Mr Derrick Cantrell, for some years organist of Manchester Cathedral and now senior tutor of the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester. He gave September’s an­ niversary concert at Clitheroe for the Parish Church Organ Society. The choir and congrega­


tion rehearsed eight hymns with alternative harmonies and descants and a new congregational arrangement by Mr Myers of the Epiphany carol “We Three Kings.” The next rehearsal is on Sunday at 8 p.m, The final rehearsal and record­ ing takes place between 7 and 9 p.m. the following Wednesday. The programme will be


broadcast on Radio 2 and the World Service on January 6th.


Promoted inspector


LOOKING forward to promotion to inspector at Clitheroe in the New Year is Sgt Peter Clague. At present, the division


training sergeant at Ac-, crington, he is to take over from Insp. Bill Moore. Sgt Clague will con­


tinue to live at Huncoat, but regards the Ribble Valley as one of his favourite parts of the country. “The promotion is de­


lightful” he says, “but to ;et it to Clitheroe is "


lonus.” Married with a daugh­


ter, his hobbies include walking and consequently, he says, he already knows the Ribble Valley very


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Gisburn


Abandoned Owing to extensive alt­


erations and. repairs at Gisburn Primary School, the usual Christmas plays have had to be abandoned this year. However, the school ex­


tends-a warm invitation for people to attend a simple carol service with readings," to be held, in St Mary the Virgin Church, Gisburn, on December


since summer to deal with dry rot, involving repairs to the . corridors , and clas­ srooms, and it is expected to be completed by the end of January .


19th, at 7-30 p.m. Work has been going on


PLANS to build three dwellings on land to the rear of Padiham Road and Thorn Street, Sabden, have been thwarted by the Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Development Sub­ committee. The application, in out­


line, for Mr J. Robinson, was objected to by many nearby residents. Mr Philip Bailey, the Planning |


council’s


Officer, recommended re- fusal on the grounds that | the application did not provide, or indicate, a satisfactory means of access to the adopted


highway. Furthermore, as the


proposed access to the site was intended to be Thorn Street, this was felt to’ be most unsatisfac­ tory because of the poor visibility available at a right-angled bend, and also at the junction of Thorn S tr e e t and| Padiham Road.


Additional hazards


would be created by the use of the road by in­ creased traffic and in the interests of road safety and good highway plan­ ning it was felt the plan should be resisted. Also, the proposal


would constitute undesir­ able backland develop­ ment.


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A FORMER member of


the Royal Observer Corps at Bolton-by-Bowland,


Mrs Judy Wardle (45), Pimlico Road, Clitheroe, has died.


Mrs Wardle, who had .


been ill for a long time, was content to lead a quiet life looking after the family home. ■ She leaves a husband,


Robert, who is deputy headmaster of Ribbleton Hall School, Preston and


will be at Accrington to­ morrow.


four sons. A service and cremation


Wrong turn brings fine


A CHATBURN moped rider who turned right into Market Place from Church Brow, was fined £15 at Clitheroe for failing to comply with a keep left


sign. Gary Anthony Hayton


(17), of Park Avenue, was also stated to have been seen swerving from side to side on the machine. When stopped by a police­ man it was found that there was excessive play in the steering. For using the machine


Conversion


RIBBLE Valley planners have approved a proposal, for, the conversion of a garage-store into a dwel­ ling at “Rock Mount,” Pimlico Road, Clitheroe. The- council’s Develop­ ment Sub-committee was told that the development would also include a land­ scaped courtyard with two car ports.


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