Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 23th, 1985 7 , uUhrrtishig). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Primary schools hit by


teachers’ action


MORE than 2,000 pupils at local secondary and primary schools have been sent home this week as a result of continuing industrial action by teachers in support of their pay claim.


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Ribble Valley NUT mem­ bers voted in favour of four half-day or two full- day strike action for this week and similar disrup­ tion is expected for next week.


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Not guilty of tyre offence


[vi s v i n i t - i r e of town I t lU*


i o f the pre- . hiv work- id th e r e a r nor ax living i lo let o f f two •r i o om - to a • t l ’] imro>e.


week.


days known as the Uom* and Crown, was laier limicht hv local luiildcr William Ark- wi-ieht who demolished the old Iniildinc and then bankrupled him- M|f in lhe process of


The Starkio. in those


rebuilding ill Afterwards the Star-


kie ficured very prnmi- n cn t ly in th e p u lilic lire o f th e tow n . It w a s th e re that th e C l i th e r o e ( l a s C o m p a n y w a s


the preliminary meet­ ing- in eonneetinn with


lau n eh ed . It was the venue of


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the town's first public elementary school and


the place where the Clitheroe Conservative A s s o c i a t i n it w ji s formed.


The first Clitheroe Literacy Society sprang


into being at the Star- kie and it was used for c o u r ts b e fo re th e County Courts were built in the lMilts. The current name ap­


parently stems from a previous owner. Le (iendre Nicholas Star-


kie. "ho. in ISIS*, let th e p roperty, c om p le te


with coach houses,


brew bouse and stables, for C")0 a yea r . .Mr Starkie was a


A MITTON man was found not guilty by Clitheroe magistrates for permitting a van to be used with a faulty tyre. John James Edmondson


(35), of The Baileys Cot­ tage, denied the sum­ mons, but admitted per­ mitting the van to be used with no test certificate and was fined £20. Mr David Hartley, pro-


Eighty-four per cent of Large numbers of chil- .................. ..


dren a t Ribblesdale County Secondary School, Clitheroe, and St Augus­ tine’s RC High School, Biilington, stayed at home on Tuesday and yesterday mornings — and the half-


Michael and John RC P r im a ry Schools. Clitheroe, have been hit on two full days — yes­ terday and today. Six classes were affected at St James’s and four at St John's.


row morning. St James’s CE and SS


soeutin g. said an employ­ ee of Edmondson’s was stopped on Downham Road. Chatburn, and the tyre was found to be partly devoid of tread. Edmondson told tlu


also sent home on Tues­ day afternoon at Pendle and Edisford Primary Schools, Clitheroe, as part of a separate series of monthly half-day strikes, announced earlier in the year.


Several classes were


retary Mr Tony Mtmdy said that the newlv-intro-


court that he had given his employee strict in­ structions to fit a new tvre before taking the vehicle on the road. As for the test certificate, it iiad been an oversight.


Ribble Valley NUT sec­


duced four half-day or two full-day strikes would con­ tinue next week, although full details of schools and times had still to be an­ nounced. However, p r ima ry


ST MARY'S Cubs were given an insight into the “wheels of power” on Monday by the Mayor of Clitheroe. Conn. Howel Jones, and his wife, Maxine.


yea r-olds were shown round the mayor’s parlour and their host explained what happens there.


About 20 eight-to-10-


schools would be in line for full days and secon­ dary schools for half days.


of the parlour, including its furniture, the charters on the walls and the cere­


He spoke of the history


monial robes. He and the , mayoress went on to de­ scribe th eir splendid chains of office. The group, along with


Cub Scout leader Anne Pietrzak and her assistant Kathryn Mallone. was then conducted upstairs to the council chamber. Duly impressed, the


day strikes will continue this morning and tomor-


Cubs visit the seat of power


Bound over to keep


the peace


. Arms Hotel. Clitheroe. Carl Jeffries (20), of


A CLITHEUOE man agreed to be bound over to keep the peace when he appeared before the magistrates following an incident in the Starkic


Eastmoor Drive, was bound over in the sum of £100 to keep the peace for two years.


secuting, asked that a charge against Jeffries of assault causing actual


Mr David Hartley, pro­


bodily harm should be withdrawn and the magis­ trates agreed.


cident occurred when Jef­ fries suddenly butted Mi­ lan Jackson in the face during an argument in the pub. Mr Jackson suffered a broken nose.


Mr Hartley said the in­


defending, said that his client would have pleaded not guilty to a charge of assault, maintaining he had acted in self-defence, but he agreed to be bound over.


Mr John Houldsworth,


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youngsters were thrilled with the idea of sonic day becoming mayor! They are pictured with


Pub aids lifeboat service


former Ml* for tbe Clitheroe Division and


the civic leaders, examin­ ing a fur-edged robe.


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THE cost of kitting out a lifeboat man with modern equipment came as some- tiling of a surprise to reg­ ulars of the Brown Cow. (,'litheroe. So as part of their fund­


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raising for good causes, they decided to do their bit to help by contributing


£200 to Lytham St Amies Lifeboat. Crew member Mr John


Eccles brought along clo­ thing which their money had bought and regulars have been invited to have a look at the station next summer, when it will be celebrating its centenary.


Tolson saiil: "It is not that we are particularly nauti- callv-ininded. but it sur­ prised us to read how much it costs to kit out a lifeboatman." She thanked the regu­


La n <11 a d y Mrs J i l l


lars for helping to raise the money, particularly


Mrs Claire Gilmore for selling raffle tickets.


regulars plan to help men- taily-handicapped children


For their next charity, at a Blackburn school.


ceiving the Mrs 'Poison.


Mr Eccles is seen re­ cheque from


Now playgroup is £130 richer


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‘/lones for the future to fyna find Pauline


Car skidded and hit


pedestrian


A DRIVER who skiddeil into a pedestrian after braking sharply was lined £<’,(> by Clitheroe magis­


trates.Wayne Jason ( ‘ox (lN. of V ic to r ia S t r e e t .


Ciitheroe. admitted driv­ ing without due care and attention. Mr David Hartley, pro­


MORE th a n 100 people crowded into S la id b u rn Village Hall hoping to find a bargain at Slaidhurn P lay g ro u p 's m in i­ market. Mrs Josie Cowking.


Jonathan’s


star date


secuting. said that Cox was driving on West View when he suddenly braked sharply and collided with a woman crossing the road. She was thrown on to the bonnet, suffering bruised legs. Cox told the magis­


trates that he had only seen the woman at the last moment because his view was obscured by a parked car. He braked, but skidded on recently-


laid chipping*.


of Raingill Farm, or­ ganised the event for the group. She has met many stall hol­ ders through visiting m a rk e ts with her hand-painted pottery and although her own children are too old for the playgroup she still likes to help out. On offer at the II


s ta l ls were goods which varied from


le a th e r work and miniature dolls to cakes and walking sticks. The event raised £130 for playgroup


the Year Jonathan Cunlif- fc has a date with a star next Thursday.


BRITAIN'S Choirboy of


Close, Waddington. Inis been invited to switch on the large illuminated star on top of the tower block at Daniel Thwaites* Black­ burn brewery . . . a land­ mark which can be seen all over the town during the festive season. Jonathan (11) has a


For Jonathan, of Binder


funds. Mrs Cowking is pic­


tured. centre left, with her niece, Sarah (10) . h o ld in g a painted water jug.


Free bus protest


A FREE bus service to new superstore at Ac crington has brought pi te s ts from Clithen


Chamber of Trade. Members are concerned


that the twice-a-day ser­ vice from Clitheroe t Asda’s superstore in Ac crington could hit local t raders exceptional! hard. P re s s Officer M


Roland Hailwood said the organisation was not against freedom of choice


family connection with the brewery, as his grand­ father. Air Richard Cunlif- fe, was company registrar until his retirement. After performing the ceremony usually carried out by the town’s Mayor, he will have a look round the hrewerv.


but was opposed to multi-national store trans­ porting people out of the town. An Asda spokesm


said that the bus was customer service and the company operated similar free bus services in ; served bv its other stores.


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