Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, August 1st, 1985 3 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Village News Whalley


Taking shelter Whalley was the desti­


Church, Burnley, on Sunday afternoon.


nation for 30 members of Ig h ten h i ll Methodist


the man, they intended to spend several hours in the adjoining countryside and the village itself, but they were frustrated by the weather. The party was wel­


Brennand, Mrs M. Red- path (cons). Gents — Mr G. Law, Mr R. Sagar


Gisburn


(cons). Mrs A. Cunhffe won the special prize and S. J. Coward was MC.


e Rev. Chris Cheese- preserves are now being vUlage untn a tew we Led by their minister, sought at Read, where ...


Seeking the jars Jam ja rs are being


preserves made for Mrs Joyce Law’s country kitchen stall to aid church and council funds . . . at next year’s


comed to the Methodist' Schoolroom by the Rev. Clifford Foster and ladies


of the church provided cups of tea to supplement


the visitors’ picnic. L a te r the Burnley


group joined the Whalley congregation for an even­


ing service led by Mr Cheeseman.


Abbey drive Winners at the Abbey


senior citizens’ drive in Whalley were Miss M. Birtwell and Mrs F. Hindle for dominoes. Whist: Ladies — Mrs F. Jolly, Mrs M. Whitaker ana Miss H. Metcalfe (tie). Gents — Mrs R. Sanderson, Mr A. Evans.


Read


All the aces At the whist drive in


Youth did not have licence


A MISUNDERSTAND­ ING led to a Clitheroe man receiving two sum­ monses for driving a motor cycle without hold­ ing a driving licence, the town’s magistrates were told.For each of the two off­ ences, Kieron Proctor (19), of Littlemoor Road, was fined £15. Mr John Houldsworth,


Read Constitutional Club on Monday, prizewinners were: Ladies — Mrs B.


Read Parish Church.


Read Gala! Spare jars can be handed in at 26 Straits Lane or left at the back of


garments have now been passed to Oxfam from Read, local organiser Mrs Ann Mayor reports. The


For Ethiopia A total of 214 knitted


died in January. Well respected


Arnold”, who had worked to be held at the annual for the Hindley estate, meeting in November,


ago, when she moved to Nelson. Her husband,


Cremation took place at meeting will be the Burnley last week. J


Slaidburn


Anniversary Preacher at Slaidburn


terns for these are avail­ able in St John’s Church.


Show time Entry forms are now


available for Read Flower and Vegetable Show, to be held on August 24th. The 35 classes, covering flower arrangements to bantam eggs, are open to village residents only. A


Chipping


F. CnealT revealed the lighter side of his work Social time at Thornley- wlien he spoke to the vil- with-Wheatley WI was lage’s Happy Days Club, spent naming cuts of meat A birthday card was sent from an Aberdeen Angus to a member celebrating bullock. Former county her 90th birthday.


Lighter side Chipping vicar the Rev.


Favourite things . Lanqno . 3


Valley Council to run the Mrs I. Procter, business from his news-


from the Ribble


due to a short period of disqualification, had re­ turned it to Swansea. He was entitled to have


defending, said that his client was the holder of a provisional licence and,


the licence back, but had not applied for it. He had not fully understood the matter and this was how the offences occurred.


B a n lif te d


AN application by Whal­ ley man Eugene James Patrick Gates for the re­ moval of a three-year driving ban imposed in. June 1983 was granted by Clitheroe magistrates. The court was told that


ley Road.A recent report in the Advertiser and Times, saying that the business had folded, referred to the previous owner.


Hurst Green


Tricks and spots At Hurst Green


d r iv e,. 60s whist and domino


were: Ladies — Mrs F. Brown, Mrs D. Bolton.


Gents — Mr T. Bailey, Mr J. Kay. Dominoes: Mr Ali Haynurst, Mrs N. Cooper, Mrs E. Cross, Mr W. Shoesmith. Raffle: Mr W. Knowles.


Chatburn


Consequences “Disobedience” was the


Gates, of Queen Street, was experiencing difficul­ ties in his building busi­ ness because of the dis­ qualification.


N o lic e n c e


FOR using a motor cycle without an excise licence John Brian Walker (30) of Downham Road, Chat- bum, was fined £50 at Clitheroe. He was also or­ dered to pay £30 back duty. Solicitors on behalf of Walker said that the matter had been an over­


sight.


theme taken by the vicar of Christ Church, Chat- burn, the Rev. Walter Drain, when he conducted the family service on Sunday. He instanced Jonah,


Arms on September 25th. . _ . Waddington scheduled speaker was


Unforgettable When Waddington WI’s


unable to give a flower demonstration,


at short notice. a She described ivith the


M e th o d is t C h u rch ’s Sunday School anniver-


need n?w is^for larger sary on Sunday was Mrs sizes of jumpers and pat- Edna Cowperthuaite, of


Clitheroe. • The teaching depart­


ment and younger chil­ dren were represented in


the afternoon by Miss Peggie Starkie and Vic­ toria Wood, who took up the collection, and in the evening by teenagers E s th e r and Reuben


sale of produce will take slaidburn, in the after­ place on show day.


Parsons.Organists were Mrs Edna Waterworth, of


W and Mr Raymond" ^ ^ T o M that "they under Waddington Road t inckley, of Clitherpe, in ““ s'weie told that tney Bridge was cut-off.


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he evening me evening.


Thornley


piece of metalwork was won by Mrs M. Har­ greaves, Miss Heap and Miss Bibby. Birthday flowers went to Mrs Spencer and Mrs Clarke. Members and friends


The competition for a


federation chairman Mrs F. Smithies spoke about her 12 favourite things and was thanked by Miss


Taxis, Mr Bob Morgan, is WOn seeking planning permis- sion


Chamley, who was also a raffle wanner, along with


by Mrs Doreen agency premises in Whal- will be held at


The WI birthday party the Derby,


Sabden


E ictures were admired at


Pewterwork Jewellery, trays and


stration of pewterwork. The resulting items


abden WI when Mrs B. Kramrisch gave a demon­


were most attractive, some with enamelled flow­ ers and leaves which stood out in relief against


sad to hear of the death in ment was won by Mrs S. Burnley General Hospital Baron and Miss D. Dewr- of well-respected resident ance. Names were taken Mrs Mary Syers.


Gisburn people were miniature flower arrange-


She had lived in the tional Evening, on the til a few weeks theme of China, and a re- was ™en of the


f?1' the visit to Interna-


minder was given Christmas cornucopia stall


Speaker at the next curator of a Museum of |


Childhood and the com-


E. Leeming, Mrs A. Lodge, Mrs 1 M. Lupton, Mrs E. J. Milne and Miss C Moverley.


petition will be for a favourite toy. Hostesses will be Mrs


Reservoir rises by 10 f t


after storm


IT’S certainly been an umbrella and mackintosh fortnight for Ribble Valley holidaymakers. A thunderstorm on ants were on holiday,


Friday evening and tor­ rential rain in the early hours of Saturday morn­ ing yielded over an inch of rain, flooding houses, swelling rivers and cut­ ting the electricity supply to Newton, Waddington and Slaidbum. The downpour helped to replenish Stocks Reser­


voir. putting up the level by 10ft. in quick time. At Clitheroe the road


could learn tms sausiymg The r e s to r a tion of hobby at evening classes, 1


power set off burglar alarms and one at Wad­ dington, where the occup-


Taxi firm New owner of Langho object” competition were


Alice Riding. First ana second prizes favourite small


who went on an evening outing to Alston Hall for a talk and slides on “Land­ scapes” were fortunate in having a fine warm even­ ing when the grounds were at their best.


Winning hands Domino winners at


Sabden Over 60s'meeting in St Mary’s Hall were Mrs I. Cottam, Miss E. Prescott, Mrs S. Ashton and Master G. Platt. Whist: Ladies — Miss E. Hayes, Mrs A. Howarth. Gents — Mrs M. Procter, Mr E. Wilson. Raffle: Master C. Platt.


winner was Mrs A. How­ arth. Whist: Ladies — Mrs M. Cam and Mrs C. Sefton (joint), Mrs How­ arth. Gents — Mr R.


T h u r s d a y ’s ra f f le


^ E m s d e n , stood in M J ^ G r im e & id of slides an unforgett- --- - Mrs Bass and Mrs


able holiday in India and Ashton, Mrs K. Newby. joint second Mrs Parker,


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Drink-driver banned for 12 months


FOR driving a car with excess alcohol in his breath, Ian David White (27), of Kingsmill Avenue, Whalley, was fined £100 at Clitheroe and disqual­ ified from driving for 12 months. He was fined £25 for


rang for three hours. The Baines family, of Hammerton Hall Farm, Slaidburn, were marooned uii on Frid4ay when a bridge


neaVTheir "home” was I Stewart Cross, the Bishop I been given as an award washed away. The flood- of Blackburn, and his | for confectionery, in 1 wife, who were also at the


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water swept into the house, covering lounge and kitchen carpets. Carpets were also dam­


visit, the Bishop has been staying with the Rt Rev.


event.


aged when a swollen brook ran through the home of Mrs Betty Peel, at Brook House Green Farm, Dalehead. At nearby Raingill


Farm, a dyke rose six feet and washed away 80 ] yards of wall and ruined a


quantity of hay. Ironically, F riday’s


storm followed the' war­ mest day of the holiday — on Thursday when a temperature of 81 deg. F. was recorded. From Friday to Tues­


Council joins promotional


body THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil is “morally committed” to its membership of Inward, a new regional promotional body.


day morning a total of 2.332in. of rain was re­ corded at the Chatburn weather station, just over an inch falling on Friday, 0.208 on Sunday and 0.772 on Monday.


using the vehicle without an excise licence and or­ dered to pay £25 back duty with a further fine of £5 for not displaying


police followed White through Whalley. As he turned into Kingsmill Avenue, the lights were turned off before he parked the vehicle. T es ts showed th a t


lights. The court was told that


VJ night dance


TICKETS reminiscent of war-time identity cards have been printed for the VJ night dance being or­ ganised by Clitheroe Royal British Legion pipe


White had 56 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml. of blood, the legal limit being 35 micrograms. White told the. court


that he had thought he was all right to drive.


band. The Bob Watmough Or­


lington) put this point t6 the council’s Policy and Resources Committee, after members had been told that Hyndburn and Blackburn had decided against membership.


Coun. Bill Fleming (Bil-


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memory of F r Paul Magill, former parish priest of Hurst Green.


concluded by showing everyone the correct way to wear a sari. A competition for a


Memories of first fete at village


HURST GREEN’S 25th village fete, a week on Saturday, will recall past y e a r ’s celebrations.


Christopher Parker, the High Sheriff of Lanca­


It will be opened by Mr


VISITORS to the Whalley 1 sholme Hall, opener of the Abbey F e l low sh ip ’s I first event.


shire, whose family is re­ lated to the late Col. Robert Parker, of Brow-


annual cheese and ivine Members of the first or- evening had a chance to „anjsing committee and


is twinned ivith Bloemfon­ tain and the Bishop is in this country at the invita­ tion of the Diocesan Board for Mission and Unity. He welcomed some 150


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Billington CSE successes


THE following pupils at St Augustine’s RC High School, Billington, have been successful in their Certificate of Secondary Education exams.


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Lee Smith, D4, E4, H3, M3, E3,


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H3, M4, SC3.


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Deborah Nelson, Nl, Cl, E2, „ „„ OS3, TY2.


M4, SP1; Luigi Passerini, D5, E4, H4, M5; Derek Pratt, Nl, Cl, El, H2, PI, SP3; Susan Regan, N2, E3, EL4, T2, HE1, M2, TY2, DR2; Damian Richmond, Dl, E2; Helen Roberts, Nl, Cl, Ml.


Salvatore Pascarella, H4, „


COM1, E4, ELI, T2, HE1, M3, TY2; Frank Robinson, D3, E3, T5, H4, SC4, BLD4; Mark Robinson, C2, ENG1, E2, ELI, Ml, PI; Steven Roche, D4, E4, ELI, H2, SCI, SP3,


Angela Ro binson, N2, Nl:


Thistlethwate, N4, E2, ELI, F5, M2, NW3, OS2, TY2


Timzv Thomas, »N1, C2, FI, Tl, Ml, P2; Paul Thomason,


Cl, El, ELI, T2, Ml, PI; Mark Thompson, D3, E4, EL5, T4, H3, Ml, PI, WDK4; Susan


Thomber, Tl. Mark Threlfali, D4, E5, M5,


GEN3; Carolynne Tomlinson, Dl; Zoe Towler, T4, N3, COM4, E3, HE3, M2, SP4; Paul Traynor, D3, SC3, GEN3; Ian Uttley, D2, COM4, E4, EL2, T3, M3, SC3, WDK3; Christiaan Van Alblas, Dl, El, ELI, GED3, H2, M3, P3, WDK3.Marian Vidal, COM2, E3, HE2, M2, OS2, SC3, SP2, TY3; Anthony Walbank,


council to employ its own p r om o t io n a l o f f ic e r . Coun. Fleming said:


“We are taking a gamble, but we can’t afford not


to Coun. John Cliff (Lon- gridge) was appointed Ribble Valley delegate at Inward’s next meeting on July 25th.


Parked car hit twice


by motorist


AFTER colliding with a parked car, Chatburn motorist Peter Holgate refused to provide speci­ mens of breath and blood, Clitheroe magistrates


were told. For not supplying a


COM1, E2, ELI, Tl, HI. M2, PI BLD2; Catherine Walsh, "3 ELI, Tl, H3, Ml, David Walsh, E4, T5, ; Gary Walsh, E2, —, GED2, HI, M2, SC2,


specimen of blood, Hol­ gate (40), of Downham Road, was fined £200 and disqualified from driving for 12 months. He was fined £25 for


BLD2; Mark Wareing, Cl, HI,'


PI.Joanne Whittaker, Dl, E5, EL5; Brendan Wilkinson, E4, EL4, H3, M3, SCI, DR4, GEN3; Joanne Wilkinson, Cl, COM1; Eileen Woods, N3, Ml, NW3; Robert Wright, D4, E4, EL3, H4, M4, SC3, BLD3; Samantha Wright, El, ELI, F4 T5, H3, M3; Sharon Wright, E4, EL2, HE3, OS4, SC4, TY4; Stephen Young, D5, E2, H4, M4, DR5.


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FRIDAY, AUGUST 9th, 5 p.m. This Area's Full Time and Oldest Hearing Aid Service


THE HEARING AID CENTRE 9 STANDISH STREET, BURNLEY. Tel. 33010


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not supplying a specimen of breath and £50 for driv­ ing without due care and attention. The court was told that


HAIR DESIGN AT HOME


after the collision Holgate reversed and, in an at­ tempt to drive past the vehicle, collided with it again. He told the court that


LESLEY, internationally trained stylist is now available to consult with you in the convenience of your own home with a style to suit fashion to suit you


For appointments telephone Clitheroe 27918


he had had a lot of trou­ bles over the last two years.


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TEL. BURNLEY 32132 .


Unit 4, Waterloo Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 27413 ■ j


l Open every day and Saturdays to 2jyn. .• >


Our price? are consistently low, so we don’t need aimmicks, as we maintain our low prices all year round. We keep our prices down due to the fact that windows and doors are manufactured right here In Clitheroe.


July/August Holiday Special Offers and Cash Discount. r Approved suppliers to H.M. Government and local authorities.


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