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THREE youths respons­ ible for an April Fool’s day bomb scare at a Clitheroe store appeared in court last week . . . more than two years after the offence. It was a message made


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one of them — Thomas Edwin England (17), of Chatburn Road, Clitheroe — were identified on the message when he was ar- r e s t e d for a n o t h e r offence. England, Paul Anthony Capewell (18), of Eta Cot­ tage, Kettlewell, formerly of Do r s e t Drive, Clitheroe, and Mark O’Hagan (17), of S h i r e b u rn Avenue , Clitheroe, were each given a 12-month condi­ tional discharge for com­ municating false informa­ tion and each had to pay £30 costs. In their defence, the in­


cident was described as a stupid schoolboy prank without evil intentions.


Bridge Club


JO IN T NS w in n e r s a t Clitheroe Bridge Club were:


Mrs J. Hawortn and Mrs M. Millington, Mr E. Ormand and


and second pairs were: Mrs P. Garde and Miss A. Sale, Mr and Mrs G. Tatton. At one table on the following


Mrs Kirkham. The EW first


hand, a most unusual auction took place. South opened one heart, after north and east had passed, West doubled, north redoubled and this was passed out. South was correct to open


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IT was picnic time for teddy bears down in the wood around Beech Grove Residential Home, Low Moor. The teddy bears were accompanied by mem­


bers of St Paul’s Mother and Toddler Group and special guests at the picnic were 15 elderly Beech Grove residents. Honey, of course, was on the menu, as the


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The. bride, who works


one heart. To double this, west should have an opening bid and a four card spade suit, or a stronger hand. However, -he doubled. North correctly redou­ bled. This shows at least nine high card points, and a distribution


works for J. Robinson and Sons, Clitheroe, is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs J. Mellin, of Laneside Farm, Grindleton. The bride, given away


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similar to the hand which dou­ bles. East and south correctly passed, as did west, although he should take out the redouble by bidding two clubs, which in turn would be doubled by north. Against this contract, the


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partygoers tucked into piles of sandwiches. It was the last get-together for the mums and. toddlers before breaking up for the summer holidays. Beech Grove staff and residents — close


neighbours of the group, which meets at the Parish Hall — offered the use of their grounds because the lawns and trees presented an ideal setting.


Funeral of former Grindleton vicar


GRINDLETON villagers attended the funeral at St Ambrose Church, on Saturday, of their former vicar, the Rev. E. M. Sidebottom, who died suddenly after a fall at his home in Gargrave. Mr Sid eb o t tom, a


native of Tyneside, was a graduate of Durham Uni­ versity and trained for the ministry at Queen’s Theological College, Bir­ mingham. He was ordain ed Deacon in Durham in 1951


and served in parishes at Greenside, Hartlepool and Hart with Elwick, before


by her stepfather, Mr P. Blair, wore a Victorian- style gown of French lace over taffeta with a water­ fall train. She had a three-quarter length veil and carried a bouquet of pink roses and white car­ nations. Bridesmaids were Miss


ducted by the Rev. T. Bradshaw and organist was Mr Sam Green. Following a reception at


off-the-shoulder dresses of pink French lace and car­ ried pink roses and white carnations. Best man was Mr David Smalley, groomsmen were Mr William Mellin and Mr Geoffrey Mel l in and ushers were Mr Andrew Mellin and Mr Christ­ opher Atkinson. The ceremony was con­


Kimberley Atkinson and Miss Kerry-Louise Blair, the bride’s sisters. They wore full-length


the Duke of York Hotel, Grindleton, the couple left for a honeymoon in Scot­ land. They are to live in Woone Lane, Clitheroe. Photograph: Duncan Bicknell Photography.


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Park THE man responsible for the upkeep of the gardens at Gisburne Park for more than a quarter of a cen­ tury, Mr Francis Cornish has died, aged 53. Mr Cornish moved to


The Garden Cottage at Gisburne Park from Mine- head, Somerset. He spent 27 years as


the gardener until redun­ dancy six years ago led him to a change of occupa­ tion when he became a boilerman at Rolls Royce, Bamoldswick and moved to live in the town. He had been ill for the


last six months. Mr Cornish held the


youngest person in the area to have gained it. He leaves a wife, seven


to be the


Blood Transfusion Ser­ vice’s gold medal and was t h o u g h t


sons and three daughters. Cremation was at Skipton yesterday.


Merit award


AT the recent local ex­ aminations of the Guil­ dhall School of Music and Drama, Roderick Davis, of Wiswell Shay Farm, Whalley, passed, with merit, grade 4 of the speech and drama section. Roderick is a pupil of the Watson School of Drama­ tic Art, Clitheroe.


Show win


CHATBURN farmer Mi- Frank Clayton had a sue cessful’ij jlay at the Goos- nargh ‘and Longridge Show with his two-year- old bull “Long John.” It took the champion’s prize in the senior bull class.


noted authority on St John’s Gospel and read widely in the Scriptures in their original tongues. He was awarded an M.Lit degree in 1956 and pub- lished three books on Biblical topics. He was a governor of


moving to Grindleton in 1963. He took early re­ tirement four years ago due to ill health. Mr Sidebottom was a


AIMING for a career at the Bar is Whalley man Mr Richard Bennett, who has gained an LI B hon­ ours degree at Lancashire Polytechnic. He leaves shortly to


Wants to be a barrister


study at London’s Inns of Court and hopes to take his final exams next May. The son of a former


Bowland County Secon­ dary School and the vil­ lage’s CE primary school, where he took great de­ light in teaching the pupils. Mr Sidebottom is sur­


vived by his wife, Doris, and a son and married daughter. The Bishop of Bradford


was represented at the service by the Archdeacon of Craven and donations were made to the Save the Children Fund.


Library


Janice Elliott. A novel set in a small Italian holiday village where a polytechnic lecturer and his wife decide to spend some time. “ Guinevere” — Sharan


corner LATEST additons to stock at Clitheroe Library include: “The Italian Lesson” —


married, lists windsurfing as his main hobby.


Read vicar the late Rev. Francis Bennett, and Mrs Doris Bennett, of King Street, Whalley, he was educated at Queen El i z a b e th Gramma r School, Blackburn, and works in a solicitor’s office there. Mr Bennett, who is un­


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