Clitheroe 22324 (Edito 10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 21st, 1981


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A FORMER beamer at Chatbum .Mill, Mrs Emma Templeman, of John Walls Court, Clitheroe, died in hospital on Sunday following a short illness.


bom in Chatbum, where her father, Mr Frank Lee, was a building con­ tractor.


Mrs Templeman was


and worked at the mill until her marriage in 1941 to Mr John Templeman, a sergeant in the Royal En­ gineers, stationed at Low Moor. The couple then lived in Nelson Street.


man’s 22 years in the army, they lived in mar­ ried quarters all over the country. Mrs Templeman' had one stay abroad when h er husband was- stationed in Accra.


During Mr Temple-


death, Mrs Templeman moved back to Chatbum to live for many years with her sister, Miss Mary Lee, in Victoria Avenue. They moved to John Walls Court three years ago.


Following her husband’s She lived in the village,


Nurse had no recollection


of accident


A STUDENT nurse had no recollection of an acci­ dent in Whalley. Old Road, Billington, when her car left the road, hit a hedge and a tree and ended up in a field. At Clitheroe Magis­


trates Court Christine Margaret Ainsworth (19), of King Street, Whalley, was fined £30 when she pleaded guilty to driving without due care and "at­ tention. She had to pay £6 costs. Mr Roger Brunt, de­


enjoyed knitting and sewing, was never hap­ pier than when entertain­ ing her seven grandchil­ dren.


Mrs Templeman, who


four married sons — David and Rodney, who' live in Clitheroe; Barry, of Great Harwood; and John, who lives in Swit­ zerland.


She is survived by her


A service at Christ Church, Chatbum, today will precede cremation at Accrington.


fending, said the vehicle was extensively damaged and his client was ludqr not to be badly injured. She suffered from whi­ plash and other injuries and had to stay in hospital for a week. She had no recollection


Dancers raise £800


of the accident and her driving could normally be described! as careful, re­ sponsible and sedate.


Stole from bedrooms at hotel


TEMPTATION and finan­ cial pressure led a Black- bum man to steal two purses from bedrooms at the Swan Hotel, Whalley, his solicitor, Mr Geoffrey Isherwood, told Clitheroe magistrates. John Charles Mason


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(29), of Douglas Place, was given a three-month prison sentence, sus­ pended for 12 months, when he admitted tres­ passing and stealing prop­ erty worth £56.64. He asked for a further


TILBURY — STENCHION


the East Coast followed the wedding of Mr David Charles Roger Tilbury and Miss Susan Stenchion at Whitechapel Church, Cleckheaton. The bridegroom, a fore­


A honeymoon touring


the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Brian Stench­ ion, of Kenmore Drive, Cleckheaton. The bride was given


stry worker, is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Percy Tilbury, of Hesbert Hall, Tosside. The bride, a cook, is


the planning stages for 12 months and took three months of rehearsals arid hard work before it was ready for public viewing. The school of dancing


by more than 130 pupils of the Mary Waddington School of Dancing . . . and some parents . . . lasted two hours. Over the four-night run, it at­ t ra c te d about 1,000 people. The production was in


hopes to have raised in the region of £800, to be shared between the Enid Blyton Trust for Children and the Parish Church Sunday School.


unemployed for ,some time, said th a t after having a drink at the pub he went upstairs to look for a toilet, saw a purse on the bed and picked it up. ■


offence to be taken into consideration and was or­ dered to pay £25 costs. Mason, who had been


Improved demand at mart


FORWARD at Clitheroe Auc­ tion Mart’s livestock sale on Monday were 1,081 lambs, 65 fat cattle and 28 ewes. Light steers made to 113p


per live kilo (average 112p), medium to 108.6p (107.6p), light heifers to 107.4p (101.9p), medium to 101.2p (100. Ip). Calf bulls made to 128p (114.1p), fat cows to 76.6p (71.1p), light lambs to 145.5p (144.3p), stan­ d a rd to 15o.5p (136.6p), medium to 139.5p (133.6p), heavy to 133.5p (127.6p). Half bred ewes made to £29


(£24.10), and homed ewes to £23 (£18.10). On Friday, at a sale of in-calf


and store cattle, forward were eight in-calf cattle and 72 store cattle. There was an improved


away by her father. She wore a white classic Ed- wardian-style gown of tergal silk with a finely,, pleated chiffon bodice. Her silk-embroidered waist-length veil was held in place by a crystal and pearl tiara and she carried a large bouquet of peach’ and white roses, small lemon .and white roses and gypsophila. Bridesmaids were Miss


Zoe Aldersley and Miss Beverley Robinson, nieces of the bridegroom, and Miss Lisa Higgins; the' bride’s niece. Miss Higgins and Miss.


Robinson wore dresses qf spotted chiffon with satin and lace trim and sashes, one in pink, the other in blue. They had circlets of flowers in their hair and carried matching posies. Miss Aldersley wore a dress, of


l iong


Andrew Bicknell and ushers- were Mr Steven Wilson and Mr Peter Tilbury. The ceremony, per­


hooped skirt and sash tie. In her hair was a tiara of yellow roses and she car­ ried a large posy of lemon and white silk roses. ' Best man was Mr


allow chiffon with a saffron


Transferred tax disc


to new car


A MAN who transferred a tax disc from his old car to his new one, parked outside his home, denied fraudulent use of . an excise licence when he ap­ peared a t . Clitheroe Magistrates Court. Wayne Mark Fish (23),


“PACKING ’em in” at Clitheroe Parish Church Hall on four nights last week was the Enid Blyton fairytale “The Magic Faraway tree.” The musical, performed


THE East Lancashire Hospice Fund had a huge £450 boost follow­ ing a very successful coffee morning held at Sabden’s Littlemoor House.


a tten d ed were the Mayor and Mayoress of the Ribble Valley, Coun. and Mrs Bernard Thornton. The 18t Sabden


Among the many who


Mayor helps former Ribble Valley councillor Miss Al ic e Al ston (seated) to guess how much money the bottle holds.


Guides held a tin stall and other attractions were a tombola and stalls with cakes, gifts, silk flowers and plants. In our picture the


Ambition achieved at last!


A DESIRE long cherished by the Clitheroe Old People’s Welfare Committee.— to collect five tonnes of waste paper and cardboard in one week — has at last been attained. The magnificent record


Special occasion


FOR the first time for nine years a confirmation service was held at St Ambrose Church, Grindle- ton . . . and there to of­ ficiate was the Bishop of Bradford of nine weeks, the Rt Rev Robert Wil­ liamson. The candidates were


panied by organist ’ Dr John Forster, and after­ wards refreshments were served in the school hall


Michael Dakin, ■ Steven Owen, Colin Sutcliffe, Sally Coates, Judy Cowl­ ing, Shelagh Youngs, Vic­ toria and Diana Bendall, Anna Bialecki, Andrea Carney, Rachel Grierson, Rachel Morton, Carolyne Preston and Kirsti Shack- leton. A choir sang, accom­


Features of valleys


AN illustrated talk on the Ribble and Hodder val­ leys was given to Clitheroe • and District Probus Club by Mr W. Cliffe, of Blackburn. It was full of facts re­


total of paper was reached last week and the club’s committee is delighted. It relies on the sale of the paper to pay a third of the annual cost of running the Pendle Club. ' In 1982 the ^average


of Bawdlands, Clitheroe, was found guilty and fined £25 with £25 costs. He told the court he -


put his application for a road fund licence in the post before picking up the new car. He left the car outside because it would not fit in the garage and transferred the disc. As he had ' paid the


weekly collection'was 2% tonnes, last year it in­ creased to 3 tonnes and this year the club has been av e rag in g 3.4 tonnes.


lating to the features and buildings of the valleys from P re s to n Docks inland and including Stydd Church and the neighbouring five Italian- style almshouses in the fields near Ribchester. The sp e ak e r also


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) :


Ian aims to serve


-community


SUPPORTING and serv­ ing the local community will be the aim of new Clitheroe ’Lions Club president Mr Ian Lloyd., Mr Lloyd (31), of


surveyors and "estate agents Mortimer, Gorse and Ross, Mr Lloyd moved to the town three years ago from Great Harwood to take charge of the Castle Street office.' Most of his spare- time


Beechthorpe, Avenue, Waddington, is: a founder member of the club and had a busy, time last year as secretary and vice- president. A partner in the firm of


jointly with Clitheroe Round Table. Mr Lloyd is. also a


is taken up with fund-rais­ ing activities for the lions and he was secretary of the Clitheroe Country Heritage Fair, organised


have two ch i ld ren , Jonathan (3) and three- week-old Robert. Mr Lloyd’s hobbies in­


clude gardening, outdoor activities, period furniture and design.


. Pendle Club


AT the weekly bridge ses­ sion of the Pendle Club, Clitheroe, winners were: Mrs E. Bush and Mrs M. Stone, Mrs M. Manning and Mr J. Harrison. ;


former secretary of Whal­ ley Lions and broadcasts for the National Hospital Broadcasting Association. He and his wife,-Anne,


THE CLITHEROE has taken consid


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LANCASHI


Another bid to provide ; village hall :


AN attempt is being made in Billington and Langho' to rekindle en­ thusiasm among the villa-, gers to work towards a ’ village hall. Proposals for a com-,


munity centre put for-; ward five years ago flop-j ped when it proved im-' possible to find a site, al­ though £1,000 had been, raised.


(CHURCH STREET Al RIBBLE VALLEY BO


NOTICE IS HEREBY Council propose to mak


■ Road Traffic Act 1967, be:— 1) To prohibit any good


' ' maximum gross weig and except for certain Order, on the lengths to the Notice.


.2 ) “The Lancashire C Church Brow, Clither is hereby revoked.


a t te n d e d , b u t now another is to be held on July 5th at St Leonard’s; School, when it is'hoped there will be a better re-; sponse. ' The problem of finding a. site has dogged the villa-’ gers for 20 years. Parish, council chairman: Mr* Lewis Gollop explained:! “Without a goal in sights people . do not see the point in giving towards a fund.'1 " . “If we could find a site, then more people would be willing to work for a centre.”


meeting sponsored by the) Parish Council was poorly’


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touched on the Courtaulds chimneys,' the famous landmarks which were felled last year. Mr Frank Dakin expre­


ssed thanks.


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duty, he believed he was entitled to interchange the disc on the vehicle. He thought it was against the law to leave the car without any disc. Mr Tom Liddle, defend­


ing, said Fish acted in ignorance and not with fraudulent intent. He gave notice of his client’s intention to appeal against the fine.


demand for calving stock with store cattle maintaining recent rates. July/August calving cows made to £495 $441). Angus X cows with Charolais


calves at foot made to £530, with Hereford calves at foot to £410, heifers run with bull to £380, Hereford heifers run with bull to £382, Friesian yearling bullocks to £370, Hereford yearling bullocks to £368, Charolais heifers to £272, Limousin heifers to £190, Hereford heifers to £390.


Bicknell Photography, Tosside. •


formed' by the Rev. Robert M. Wilson, was followed by a reception at the New Prospect Hotel, Cleckheaton. The couple, are to live in Gisbum. Photograph: Duncan


Took cash from club


Competitive gala


TWENTY-SEVEN swim­ mers from Clitheroe and District Swimming Club visited Colne on Saturday for an annual sprint meeting. ' In a very competitive


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THERE:, was- plenty of colour and fun at \Whal- ley’s . Vale House site,on' Sunday when Whalley and * District Lions held their1 summer fair. • -v.: > Theevent raised.£400’


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1 Lions. spokesman John Vale' Housev.Close, with Lang said: “We were very > her prize won on one of pleased with the public ('the'12 stalls. v


_ Mrs Florence Walsh,, of- . '. Our. photograph " shows


A YOUTH who broke into Clitheroe. Cricket Club in Chatbum Road and stole money and cigarettes said he had to get cash for his car^to look for a job. At Clitheroe Magis­


still top at darts


✓


IN Monday’s top of the table clash in the Summer Darts League Joiners A recovered from a 2-0 de­ ficit to finish 6-2 winners over Royal Oak A. This has ■ enabled them


to open up a six point lead. Black Horse, White Horse A and Kings all had 6-2 wins and they have all closed up on the Oak with Black Horse moving into second place. Monday also saw the


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1. Enlarge two internal i ways, at 18 Castle j Clitheroe. 3/84/0302/


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63 nett wins greensome


A NETT score of 63 was good enough, to win Barney Cowan and Vic Bishop first prize in a greensome competition at Clitheroe Golf Club on Saturday. Other scores: Clarence


, 8.4-64.6; Ken Holding and George Thompson 73-8-65, 'On Sunday, 138 couples


trates Court Anthony Michael'Rice (19), of Riverside, Low Moor, was fined £50 when he pleaded guilty to entering premises and stealing £220 belonging to the committee and members of the cricket club. Rice, • who • asked for a


gala, seven reached their respective age group finals. They were T; Gee (2nd), P. Jones (2nd), J. Robinson (3rd), R. Simp son (4th), J. Towers 5th; S. Nicholson (5th), L. Clarkson (5th). • F o u r men from


first win of the season for Dog and Partridge. Mon­ days matches mark the halfway point of the season. The Shield Insur­ ance ' Services achieve­ ment award will be a bottle of vodka for the highest finish over 100. League positions and


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Brown and Bob Patchett 79-15.2-63.8; Geoff Field­ ing and Eric Hadfield 73-


will be competing in an invitation four-ball com­ petition. The first competitors


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will tee off at 7-30 a.m., and the last at about 3-30 p.m. The. presentation will take place at about 8-30 p.m.


Clitheroe entered the Over-40 25 yard sprint, Mr F. Cryer reaching the final of this event.


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police had, found the glass removed from -a -toilet window and gaming machines and a pre-pay­ ment telephone broken into and cash stolen.. Cigarettes were also mis­ sing from the bar.


further offence to be con­ sidered, was ordered to pay £220 compensation and £25 costs. The court heard that


.51, Kings 47, Horseshoe 41, Craven 36, Royal Oak B 35, Joiners B 30, White Horse B 27, Dog and Par­ tridge 26, . Clitheroe FC 15. -


points: Joiners A 59, Black Horse 53, Royal Oak A 52, White Horse A


Snooker )


CLITHEROE lost 3-2 to Great Harwood-baaed Three Towns in the Matthew Brown. Inter- Town Snooker League on Tues­ day night. . Clitneroe were 3-0 down with


Brian Sims, John Titterington and Glen Pilkington having lost th e i r games, bu t captain Graham Ireland and team new­ comer Paul'Clark pulled back thb deficit.


Support for John


DESPITE failing to finish the latest, round of the Astra Challenge, the 1984 Severn Valley Stages, Slaidburn Rally driver John Thompson still lies in third place and now has been promised support by General Motors to tackle the Ulster - International Raley next month.


TEAMS


(v Whalley, h, Sat): D. Cottam, M. Dennett, J. Mitchell, P.. Seedle,' R. Birch, I. Johnson, M. Walker, S. Proctor, D. O’Neill, W. Bradley, P. Seedle. Clitheroe 2nd (v Read, h,


Sat): W. Slinger, R. Booth, K. Fawcett, T. O'Connor, G. Lit- tlewood, N. Duckworth, C. Sims, P. A. Hall, A. Hender­ son, G. Sutcliffe, A. Townsley. Ribblesdale Wanderers 1st


Sat): P.’ C. Bishop, A. Rigby,- J . Boden, N. Ashworth, S. Westhead, J. Hill, T. Bleazard, M- Blackburn, M., Scott, R. Banks, G. Bennett.


(v Whalley, a, Sat): K. Proctor, J. Hutchins, R.' Driver, A. Hoi-'


Site, I. Threlfall.K. Taylor, G. each, M. Gidlow. S. Kerr. A.,


Parker, J, Renwick. ■ ; Clitheroe 3rd (v Settle, a,


Sun): W. Briggs, J. Coulter, R. Sharp, J . Myler,- G. Cartledge,


K. Driver, S. Rush, R. Leigh­ ton, A. Blackburn, M. Musson, R. Hardcastle. . V ,- - • Ribblesdale Wanderers' 3rd


■gI. Farnsworth. N. Parker, G.


for its charity account; an , response; It was super.” 1 increase on last' year’s ~ • total. > .


(v ■ Feniscowles, h,- Sun): M. Britcliffe, K. Fellows, D. Fitz- atrick, M. Proctor, S. Neild,


* Pickles, M. Wngley, A. Dickin­ son, T. Wallbank. -s Brian Morris. Youth Cup:


- Ribblesdale .Wanderers - (v Read, a, Sun): P. Atkinson, J.


. Mitchell,iN. Ossliffe,,iR. .Har­ greaves,, C. Monk, S.-Kerr, G. Farnsworth, ' P; Spenser, A. Hailwood, D: Niven; D.’i Johnson.. .


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2. Re-building of su < house damaged b 1 Castle Grounds, Clit t 3/84/0306/P.


3. Change of use to 2 | ling units from 2 ex - buildings at South of ' cess Street, Whalley. j 0310/P.


4. Change of use to | workshop, restaurant ; holiday accommodati ! Salsbury Hall F ; Newton.


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5. Demolition of garage I re-building garage o j isting site, at 13 Do., * Road, Chatburn. ! 0317/P.


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