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Store employees fined for


undercharging


A SUPERMARKET manager who checked on a customer’s shopping list found that she had been undercharged for the goods she had bought.


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police led to the appear­ ance before Clitheroe m a g is tra te s o f four women. Checkout till operator


at Booth’s, Clitheroe, Marlene Mary Lynch (41), o f C en tra l A v en u e , Clitheroe, was fined £100 for stealing groceries worth £17 and a further £100 for the false account­ ing of groceries. She asked for two simi­


lar matters to be consi­ dered and was ordered to pay £21 compensation and £30 costs. Colleague Julie Ridge­ way (20), of Newton


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Street, Clitheroe, was fined £75 for theft of groceries worth £17 and a further £75 for the false accounting of goods worth £71. She was ordered to pay £8S compensation and £30 costs. Her grandmother, Mar­


garet Winifred Jones (00), o f Beech S t r e e t , Clitheroe, was fined £75 with £30 costs for stealing goods worth £22. She was ordered to pay £1S com­


pensation. Another employee, Pat­


ricia Lesley Greenwood,


of Kirk Avenue, Low Moor, was granted a con­ ditional discharge for theft of groceries valued at £2.40, but was ordered to pay £30 costs. Mr David Hartley, pro­


secuting, said the man­ ager became suspicious when he followed Jones round the store. He noted everything


she put in her shopping trolley and when the total came up on the till it was considerably less than the true amount. The manager challenged


Lynch, who admitted theft and fiddling the cost of goods. Police then saw the other women, who im­ mediately admitted their deception. Mr Gregory Earnshaw,


defending Lynch, Ridge­ way and Jones, said they had all learned their lesson. Both Lynch and R i d g e w a y had been sacked. Mr Stephen Barker, for


Greenwood, said that when she realised she had been undercharged, she wanted to tell the man­ agement, but did not want to let down her col­


leagues.


FOSTER — MARTIN


Making their home in


Pimlico Village, Clitheroe, will be newlyweds Mr James Anthony Foster, the eldest son of Mr and Mrs J. A. Foster, of Woodfield View, Whalley, and Miss Julie Martin, the youngest daughter of Mi­ ami Mrs M. Martin, of Turner Street, Clitheroe, who were married at Clitheroe Register Office. The bride, who was


given away by her father, wore a ballerina-length gown of antique white lace with a blue sash and matching hat and veil trimmed with pearls. She carried a silk bouquet of stephanotis, bluebells, iris and lily-of-the-valley. Witnesses were Mrs K.


A. Walker and Mr M. Young. A reception was held at


the Greendale Restaur­ ant, Chatburn, and the couple are spending then- honeymoon in the York­ shire Dales.


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PUPILS o f Brennands Endowed School, Slaid- burn, took a step back into history when they visited Turton Towers, near Darwen. The 35 children and 10


members of staff dressed in appropriate costume were given an insight into the life in Tudor times. Spinning, weaving,


and butter, cheese and candle-making were on the busy schedule, along with archery and may­ pole dancing. There was also time to enjoy a ban­ quet, prepared bv some of the children in the kitchens — and eaten with the fingers, o f course! Robert Barber and


Joanne Slinger played the part of the lord and lady whose job was not to perform any of the menial tasks, but to keep a watchful eye on their workers. Our picture shows


staff and pupils about to start the banquet.


Birthday dinner


THE Soroptimist Interna­ tional of Clitheroe cele­ brated its 39th birthday with a dinner at the Moorcock Inn, Wad- dington. A cake decorated in the


Sol-optimist colours of blue and yellow had been


made by Mrs Anne Wilson and after-dinner entertainment was organ­ ised by Mrs Kathleen Hobbs.


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Service of praise


draws 300


MORE than 300 people from seven churches at­ tended Clitheroe Method­


ist Circuit’s service of praise at Trinity Church on Sunday.


The £120 collection will


be donated to “Mission Alongside the Poor" — a national project set up by the Methodist Church to relieve poverty in Britain.


The service was led by


the Superintendent Minis­ ter, the Rev. James Needham. Choir leader was the Clitheroe May­ oress, Mrs Maxine Jones, and the lesson was read by the Ribble Valley Mayor, Conn. Mrs Joyce Lilburn.


A combined choir and


orchestra led the singing and special items were presented by children from Chatburn and Wad- dington.


Personal testimonies


were given by Mrs Heath­ er Howard, of Wadding- ton, and Miss Louise Wrigley, of Clitheroe. The organist was Mr Peter Wrigley.


Restaurant given drinks


licence C H I N E S E t a k e - a w a y proprietor Wing Wah Cheung has been given a new Justices’ Licence for a restaurant at his Well- gate premises.


Mr Cheung, of Moor­


land Crescent, Clitheroe, who has been in business in the town for six years, t o l d m a g i s t r a t e s a t Clitheroe Transfer Ses­ sions that he intends to convert 19 Wellgate into a Chinese restaurant.


He is to retain the take­


away next door at the Clover Chinese Kitchen.


Representing Clitheroe


Town Council, Town Clerk Mrs Jill Tomlinson


said that it had no objec­ tions to the application, but asked for the licensing hours to be limited to midnight to conform with the nearby Dog and Par­ tridge Hotel.


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THERE was a good turn­ out of parents to cheer on their children at the Small Schools’ Swimming Gala at the Ribblesdale Pool, organised by the Ribble Valley Primary Schools’ Sports Association.


Thirteen schools took


part and the event, the fifth to be held, is now firmly fixed in the schools’ sporting calendar, said or­ ganiser Mr Victor Nelson, a teacher at Waddington


and West Bradford CE School.


Overall winner was Gis-


burn County Primary School with 43 points. Mellor CE was second (37) and Moorland and Longridge RC were joint third (30). The trophy was presented by the Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Mrs Joyce Lilburn.


Others taking part


were: Chatburn; Brook- side County Primary: Brahms, Chipping; Dow- nham CE; Read; Roches­ ter; Thorneyholme RC; Waddington and West Bradford CE; and Balder- stone.


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see the awards evenly spread, with children from just about every school among the race winners, Mr Nelson added.


The Mallinson Memorial


Trophy for the boys’ team with the highest number of points went to Lon­ gridge RC and the Rossall Memorial Trophy for girls to Mellor CE.


RESULTS Breaststroke: Boys — M.


Sinkinson (Rend). B. Pavey (Longridce), I. Taylor (Gis­ burn). Girls — C. Banks (Moorland), C. Avery (Brook- side), V. Lofthouse (Gisburn). Freestyle: Boys — B. Cuffe


(Longridge), .1. Viney (Thor­ n eyh olm e R C ) , I. Smith (Mellor). Girls — S. Nicholson (Gisburn), S. Kay (Read), C. Howard (Moorland). Neat dive: Bovs — I. Taylor (Gisburn). D. Ilialecki (Wad


d in g lon ). B. P a v e y (L on ­ gridge). Girls — ,1. Baldwin (Mefior), J. Edson (Balder- stone). V. Lofthouse (Gisburn).


Backstroke: Boys — G. Pic­


kering (Brookside), P. Sayle (G is b u r n ) , W. P r e s s le y (Mellor). Girls — G. Green (Mellor), J. Rovle (Read). R. Middlemas (Balderstones).


Medley relay: buys — D.


Pavey, B. Cuffe, D. Lewis, S. Stafford (Longridge); M. Rilev, I. Taylor, D. Thompson, P. Savie (Gisburn). Girls — .1. Baldwin, .1. Smith, P. Jubh. .1. Green (Mellor): N. Watson. C. Banks, C. Howard, V. Doone (Moorland).


Day out at police HQ


FIFTEEN local children, who competed in the recent inter-schools road safety quiz, are to be tre­ ated to a day out at the Lancashire Police head­ quarters at Hutton. The children — from


Edisford County Primary, Grindleton CE and Reatl CE Schools — will be among a total of 100 Lan­ cashire primary pupils visiting the HQ. They will see the train­


ing school, the underwa­ ter search unit, the dog handling section and the mounted police depart­


ment. Tlie three local teams,


each with four members plus a reserve, reached the semi-finals in the quiz, won by Salesbury CE School.


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