Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, August 29th, 1985 9 (Classified) Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Scrape brings fines


A MAN who panicked and left the scene after his car scraped another, was traced by the owner of the vehicle, Clitheroe magistrates were told. The court heard that


Howard Martin Linford (18), of Seedall Avenue, Clitheroe, had visited a man for some hints on car maintenance. However, • while leaving he scratched the car. The aggrieved, suspect­


ing Linford, later went to his house and saw that


the defendant’s car was damaged. For failing to stop after


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an accident, Linford was fined £50. He was fined £20 for failing to report the matter, £10 for not having a driving licence, £75 for using the vehicle without insurance, £10 for no test certificate and £25 for no excise licence. Mr John Lumley, de­


Drink-driver crashed hire car


fending, said that Linford had overlooked his legal obligation to report the accident. He thought the man would know he had caused the damage and would sort it out later.


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KEEN-EYED members o f C l ith e ro e Parish Church had their wits and memories tested on a ob­ servation drive — and none proved more obser vant that the Vicar, Canon John Hudson, his wife Kay and Mr Ian Rimmer, for they won the competition. Sixty-five people took


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part in the drive, which took-in West Bradford, Grindleton, Slaidburn and Newton. Afterwards they were


asked 50 questions on topics such as road signs, dates on houses and arches of bridges. Runner-up was Mr Alan


Bush’s team, followed by that of D. Brennan and


then J. Brennan. Supper was at the


Moorcock Inn, Wad-


dington. The drive was organ­


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Condition


• THE e r e c t ion o f ground-floor workshop at 33 ICng Street, Whalley, has been approved by Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-commit- tee on condition that the fire escape does not over­ look adjacent properties.


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A SAWLEY motorist who faced two offences of drink-driving was banned for two years by Clitheroe magistrates and fined £300. It was stated that, in


MORE than 100 people enjoyed Saturday even­ ing’s Swinging Sixties barbecue at St Mary’s Church Hall, Sabden. Along with Fr Leon


Morris (pictured fourth from the right) they danced the night away to a disco, playing music of the 60s and other eras, provided by parishioner


June, Cedric Berner (25), of Bank Hall Cottages, crashed a hire car on the A59 at Bracewell. Tests showed 52 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml of breath — the legal limit being 35 micrograms. For the off­ ence, he was fined £120. The Bench was told


that while waiting to make a court appearance, Berner was stopped in West Bradford Road, Waddington, in August, for speeding at 70 m.p.h. Tests showed 58 mic­


by Coun. Albert Atkinson and his wife, Barbara. Fr Morris said: “The whole evening was fantastic — it was the best one yet.”


Mr Steve Masterman. The barbecue was run


He added: “Next year


we hope to hold a talent contest and to have as much fun as this year!”


Hospital plans ‘ unneighbourly ’


PLANS to modernise houses at Waddington jected by Ribble Valley The hospital trustees


wishes to renovate exist­ ing cottages by knocking


rograms of alcohol in 100ml. of breath. For this offence he was fined £180. Berner, a marketing


salesman, was also fined £80 for driving without due care at Bracewell. Mr John Lumley, de­


fending, said that Berner crashed the hire car be­ cause he was not used to it. On the second occa­ sion, he had gone to a pub after a long day’s work, without having any


tea. Bridge


WINNERS of the month ly bridge games at Pendle Club, Clitheroe, were Mrs K. Higson and Mrs I. Kosmalski, Mrs K. Ford


and Mrs F. Seed, Mrs M. H o l g a t e and Mrs B. Hanson. Raffle: M. Hoi- gate, F. P or ter , A. Pedder, R. Holland, J. Dugdale, R. Sanderson, K. Higson, M. Murgat royd.


No action on flooding problem


NO action is to be taken by the Ribble Valley Council to resolve a pri­ vate flooding problem in Pendle Street East, Sabden. Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey


told the Public Works and Health Committee that solving the problem could cost £1,300. The council had only a


discretionary responsibili­ ty and involvement could create a precedent. He explained that a


connection would be necessary between an ex­ isting culvert and the pri­ vate surface water sewer at the rear of the proper ty in question. Mention had been made


of involving the Ombuds­ man, but Mr Bailey pointed out that it was not mandatory to go to him to resolve what was a private flooding problem.


and build new alms- Hospital have been re-


planners. through and turning the 28 units into 14 and also to build 10 new ones.


Two petitions bearing


125 signatures from Wad­ dington residents oppos­


ing the plans were sent to the Borough Council’s De­ velopment Sub-commit­


tee. Ten individual letters


were also received, the main points of objection


being that the new build­ ings would overlook nearby cottages resulting in a loss of privacy and view. Also trees would be chopped down and the historic character of the almshouses would be af­


fected The Council for the


Protection of Rural Eng­ land objected, saying that the new buildings would block much of the site


, from the road and cause unacceptable harm to its character.


Planning permission


was refused by the com­ mittee, which felt that the proposal constituted un- neighbourly development and would be detrimental to the amenity and priva­ cy of the adjoining resi­ dents.


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CORNTHWAITE — LUND


B o lton -b y -B ow land


farmer Mr Michael David Cornthwaite was married to Miss Heather Ann Lund at St M ary ’ s Church, Gisburn.


The bride, an audit


clerk, is the eldest daugh­ ter of Mr and Mrs H. Lund, of Higher House Farm, Paythorne


The bridegroom is the


second son of Mr and Mrs H. D. Cornthwaite, of C lo se s Hall L od g e , Bolton-by-Bowland.


Given away by her


father, the bride wore a white tulle gown with an embroidered fitted-bodice and puffed sleeves. It also featured a full skirt, with a flounce round the hem and caught up with satin ribbon. Her three-quarter length veil was held in place by a tiara of diamante and pearls and she carried a bouquet of pink bridal roses, and gladioli, freesia, lily-of- th e -v a l le y


stephanotis. Bridesmaids were Miss


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Alison Lund and Miss Helen Lund, the bride’s sisters, Miss Margaret Cornithwaite, the brideg­ room’s sister, and Miss Annabel Drinkall. They wore full-length


Swinginglime at Sadden \ Thursday.


COM-D M-E; Philippa Ander- ton, M-C E-C EL-B H-C X-C P-D C-C N-B; Damien P. Ashton, E-D EL-C WDK-E: Damian L. Austin, M-A E-E EL-C T-E .P-B C-B N-A MANM-C; Michele Bamber, E- C EL-B H-B T-C C-C N-C HOQ-B. Lisa M. Banks, E-C EL-B T-


Peter K. Alty, E-E C-C KEY


C X-A C-C N-C HOQ-B COM- B M-B; Paul R. Barker, E-B EL-B H-C P-C C-C N-B G-C M-A; Stuart M. Bennett, G-B M-A E-A EL-A T-A X-B D-E P-A C-A N-A MANM-B; Christopher Berry, M-B E-E EL-B H-A T-B P-B MANM-E SP-D; Joanne Bolton HOQ-E. Lorraine Bolton, E-D EL-B


Commerce, D — Art, E. — English language, EL — En­ glish literature, ENG — En­ gineering workshop, theory and practice, F — French, G — German, GED — Geomct- rical and engineering draw­ ing, H — History, HOQ — Home economics (food/housc- [ craft), M — Mathematics, MANM — Additional maths (pure maths with mechanics), N — Biology, NDD — Home o c o n om ic s /c lo th in g /n c e d -


H-B P-E N-C M-C: Gerard Booth, E-A EL-B T-B X-C D- D O-B P-B C-B ENG-B M-A; John A. Broadley, COM-B; Nigel Brooks, E-C EL-C P-B


C-B N-D F-D M-B. Simon Carr. E-A M-A EL-A


H-B X-C P -A C-B N-A M ANM -B G -B ; J a s on Carruthers, EL-C; Toby M. Chapman, E-E EL-D T-C D-E COM-D; John H. Clayton, COM-B; Steven R. Collmson, M-A E-D EL-C T-B P-A C-B WDK-A GED-A MANM-C. Joanne L. Cook, E-C M-A EL-B D-C P-C C-C NDD-C F-


D; Christopher J. Cooke, E-C EL-C T-C; Andrew J. Coun­ sell, M-A E-B EL-B X-C P-B C-A ENG-C MANM-C F-B; Damian T. Cox, P-D M-A ENG-C GED-C MANM-E; Russell M. Coy, E-C EL-C P- E ENG-D GED-D M-B. Eloise M. Culshaw, EL-C H-


C C-C N-B M-C; Stewart J. Cunliffe, D-E P-C EDK-C GED-C M-B; Jane M. Darby-


shire, T-E O-C NDD-E M-C; Claire M. Davies, E-C EL-C H-C T-C O-C HOQ-D; James Deveney, D-D WDK-C GED-


B. Lesley A. Dewhurst, E-C


EL-C T-C C-C N-C HOQ-B COM-A M-B; Sharon M. Dick­ inson, E-D EL-D D-C M-C; Beverley Dobson, E-C EL-C D-C GED-C NDD-C M-B; Fiona J. Dobson, E-C EL-A X- B C-E N-C HOQ-C COM-D; Paul J. Dudgeon, T-C COM-C. Dean Eals, D-D; Suzanne D.


Elwick, E-D EL-C H-D N-E M-E; Clare Embery, E-A EL- A T-A X-B P-B C-A N-A F-B M-A; Adrian S. Fish, E-D GED-C COM-B; Andrew Galle- more, M-B E-B EL-B H-A T-B X-C P-B C-C WDK-A. John Gallemore, E-A M-B


EL-A X-B P-B C-B N-B WDK- B MANM-D F-C; Maria E. Gee, H-C N-C M-C; Claire Gel- dard, E-C EL-B H-B T-E N-C F-C M-E; Heath Gillett, P-C C- C N-B ENG-B GED-A M-A; Michael A. Grundy, H-E GED-


D. Antonia C. Gysbers, M-C E-


D EL-C T-C O-B C-E N-C F- D: Juliette E. Harrison, E-A EL-B X-B D-B O-A N-C HOQ- B F-B M-B; Jane M. Higham, M-B E-A EL-B X-C O-B C-B N-C F-A G-A; Alison L. Holden M-E; Diane M. Holden E-C E L -C H-C HOQ-C; Edward P. Holden, E-C EL-C T-E C-C ENG-C COM-B M-B. Roger C. Hope, D-D; Gerard


lework and dress, O — Music, P — Physics, SP — Spanish, T — Geography, WDK — Woodwork. Each subject is followed by


the grade attained. Simon B. Jackson, E-C H-C


T-B P-C C-B WDK-C M-B; Peter Jacques M-B E-C EL-B H-B T-B X-C P-C C-C N-B;


Damien F. Kaniewski, M-D E- C P-D C-E; Jacqueline Keller,


M-C H-C HOQ-C; Maria T.


Kelly, M-A F-C G-C E-B EL-C X-C O-A C-B N-B MANM-E: Helen M. Kembery, M-A F-A G-B E-A EL-A X-C P-A C-B N-A MANM-B. Angela D. Kerr, F-C M-B E-


1 Catherine M. Leeming, M-E E- C EL-A H-A T-C C-C N-B HOQ-C; Luis Lopez, SP-C D-D N-C; Christopher Lund, M-B E-C EL-C O-C P-B C-C WDK- E MANM-E. John E. Magee, N-E; Barry


J. Maher, T-E N-C; Liam J. Malone, E-E EL-C H-C; Giovanni P. Marchese, F-C E- C EL-B T-C X-A C-E; Julie M. Marsden, M-C E-E T-C N-D; Vivien L. McGhie, D-C. Nicholas D. Morris, M-B E-C


EL-C H-B T-B C-C N-B GED- C; Sean K. Mullins, M-B E-E H-C P-E C-E N-D; Paul Nash, E-D EL-C T-C C-D ENG-E; Catherine Nelson, E-C EL-C T-C X-E O-B C-C N-C F-C M- B; Deborah Nelson, EL-E O-C C-C N-E HOQ-C M-C; Mark E. Novak, D-E. Javne O’Hagan, E-E EL-C


T-C 'D-B P-C GED-B M-C; Sal­ vatore R. Pascarella, SP-D;


Derek M. Pratt, M-A E-C EL- B H-C P-B C-C N-B MANM- D; Damian J. Richmond, M-A E-D EL-C D-C P-A C-A N-A GED-B MANM-C; Helen E. Roberts, E-B EL-A T-B X-B O-B C-C N-B F-C M-D; Angela Robinson, N-E COM-C; Mark Robinson, D-B- C-E ENG-C


GED-B M-B. Steven Roche, M-A; David


Rogers, E-A EL-A H-A T-A X-B C-A N-B WDK-C M-A; Marianne Sayers, E-E; Andrew D Smith, H-C T-D; Joanne


Smith, H-C T-E. Mark C. Smyth, E-A EL-A


T-B X-C C-B ENG-B COM-A F-B M-A; Paul Spencer, M-B EL-C H-B P-B C-B ENG-C


A. Hopwood, E-D EL-C D-E N-D COM-D; Paula M. Hor- rocks, E-E; Gillian C. Hudson, E-E H-C T-C N-C HOQ-C; James F. Hudson, E-C EL-E H-E F-D M-C; S tephen Ingham, M-B EL-E H-E P-C C-C ENG-B GED-C.


coral pink satin dresses with a sweetheart neck­ line, puffed sleeves, fitted bodice and full skirt. They carried bouquets of pink roses, gladioli and freesia, and had white silk flowers in their hair. Pageboy was Master


Douglas Meakin. Best man was Mr David


Leeming and Mr Iain Greenhalgh was grooms­ man. Ushers were Mr Bryan Cornthwaite and Mr Richard Comthwaite, the


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Planning approval


THE following applications


have been granted by the Ribble Valley Council’s Plan­ ning and Technical Officer. Clithcroe: Boundary fence at West View allotment site,


Clitheroe. Single storey kitchen exten­


sion at 107 Kemple View. Replacement of existing shop


front with a single window at 3 and 5 Woone Lane. Vehicular access at 30 Pim­


lico Village, Pimlico Road. Two-storey extension at


b r id e g r o om ’ s brothers, and Mr John


Hartley. The ceremony was per­


formed by the Rev. Hugh L. Clark. Organist was Miss Lord and a duet was sung by Caroline and


Alison Gorst. A reception was held at


the Coronation Hotel, Horton-in-Craven. The couple, who are


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spending their honeymoon in Austria and Italy, are to live at Closes Hall Farm, Bolton-by-Bow-


land.


Train trip to capital


CLITHEROE Parish Church is organising another Christmas shop­ ping trip to London. A special train has been


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chartered from Clitheroe on November 23rd, giving about eight hours shop­ ping and touring time in


the capital. Organiser Mr Peter


Moore is hoping to see a good profit made for church repairs. Starting a week today,


tickets for the 350 seats will be available on the first and third Thursdays of each month, at the Parish Hall.


Holiday post


SUB-POST offices in the Clitheroe area will be closed on September 16th and 17th for the local autumn holiday. Excep­ tions are Bashall Eaves, Hurst Green and Stony- hurst. The main post office at Clitheroe will open as usual. Where an office is closed, pensions and allowances will be paid a week in advance.


“Meadfoot,” Waddington Road. Tank for diesel fuel storage


at Primrose Garage, Whalley


Road. Three retractable sun blinds with squared ends at 82-86


Lowergate. Waddington: Lounge exten­


sion on south elevation and porch extension on north eleva­ tion at Holly House, Pinder


Close. Newton-in-Bowland: Demol- . , ,


ition of existing barn and erec­ tion of double garage at Hydes


Farm. Construction of first-floor


bathroom at the former butch­ er’s shop, Croft Cottages. Langho: Porch extension at


10 York Lane. Two-storey rear extension at 49 Moorland Road. Extension and new porch at Keeper’s Cottage, Northcote


Road. Chaiglcy: Porch, two-storey


extension and conversion of part of outbuilding to extend existing accommodation at New


Springs Farm, Walker Fold. Read: Display of illuminated


canopy box sign at Pollard Brothers’ Service Station,


Whalley Road. Gisburn: Domestic garage at


1 Smithy Cottages.


Found on pavement


A MAN found by police flat on his back on the pavement next to Henth- orn Park, Clitheroe, in the early hours, told the town’s magistrates that he could not remember anything about it. For being found drunk,


Alan Jeffrey Hargreaves (51), of Conway Avenue, Clitheroe, was fined £25. Hargreaves said it was


' Christmas. He could not remember anything about the incident.'


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