Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331.(Classified) 10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 0th, WSO


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Death of former textile chief


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FORMER director of Smith and Nephew Tex­ tiles, Mr Edwin Haworth, of Sunnyfield, West Brad­ ford Road, Waddington, has died.


Haslingden-born Mr


Haworth (SI) was former­ ly a director of Hindle Warburton Textile Man­ ufacturers, of Blackburn, until it was taken over by the Brierfield-based firm, which has a mill at Chat- burn. He retired in 1D(»D.


A keen sportsman, Mr


Haworth played football in his early years and later became a member of Clitheroe Golf Club. He was also a member of Clitheroe Probus Club.


Mr Haworth and his


wife, Elsie, moved to Waddington in the 19G0s after living at Sunny- mede. Grindleton.


He leaves a wife and


children Bob. Tony, .John and .Jennifer.


A service and cremation


took place at Pleasington on Monday.


Paintwork criticised


THE painting of council houses came in for critic­ ism at a meeting of the Kibble Valley Council’s Housing Committee.


Coun. Bert .Jones


(Clitheroe) said he had visited a house in Henth- orn Road where the win­ dows had been replaced and repainted. The paint­ work was in such a poor state that the window frames would have to be renewed in a few years.


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Deputy Health and


Housing O f f ic e r Mr Richard Isherwood said that the frames were coated with preservative material but he would look into the matter.


MOKE students than ever have passed a food hy­ giene course at Kibbles* dale Adult C en t re . Clitheroe.


Eighteen were success­


ful in an examination set by the Royal Institute of Public Health and Hy­ giene and were presented with their certificates by the Mayor of Kibble Valley. Conn. Mrs .Joyce Lilburn. in the Mayor’s


Parlour. Mr David Newton,


senior environmental


health officer for Kibble Valley Council and the course tutor, said he was heartened at the interest


Drove erratically after Christmas drinks party


.. CLITHEROE driver returning from ;t Christmas party was seen twice to mount the pavement, the town's magistrates were told.


Gordon Anthony KAY — WILKINSON St James’s Church.


Clitheroe, was the setting for the wedding of Miss Michelle Louise Wilkinson and Mr Edward Richard Kay.


The bride, a sewing


machinist at Elgin, Low- ergate. Clitheroe, is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Wilkinson, o f Havhurst S tre e t . Clitheroe.


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Thornber’s in the town and is the only son of Mr and Mrs Peter Heaton, of Taylor Street. Clitheroe.


The bridegroom works is a weaver at James


The bride, given away


by her father, wore a gown of French lace over chiffon with a high neck­ line. lace and chiffon sleeves and lace train. Her short veil was held in place by a Juliet cap and she carried a bouquet of pink silk r o s e s , stephanotis and lily-of- the-valley. The bride’s sister. Mrs


J a cq u e l in e P a tric ia Devine, was matron of honour and bridesmaids were Miss Christine Ka\ the bridegroom’s sister, and Miss Katherine Thompson. They wore long dresse?


Stealing electricity isn’t just dishonest.


It’s also very dangerous. Yet every year thieves risk serious injury, or even death,


to reduce their electricity bill by a lew pounds. Leaving the vast majority of honest people (including


pensioners and the not so well oil) to loot the bill- And that, we think you’ll agree, is very unlair.


Norweb has great success in catching these thieves.


1 ieavv lines or jail sentences often follow. So il anyone approaches you with meter-fiddling


gadgetry, don't be tempted into giving it a try. The price to you and your family may be lar higher than you think.


FOR SAFETY’S SAKE, DON’T TAMPER WITH YOUR METER. Issued bv NOKWKB


of paie pink satin with silver lurex thread featur­ ing fitted bodices and e l b o w -length s 1 e e v e s . White floral headdresses completed their outfit and they carried posies of pink silk ro se s stephanotis and lilv-of


the-valley. Mr Andrew Gawthorpe


was best man and Mr Pat rick James Devine was groomsman. The ceremony was per­


formed by the Rev. David Woodhousc and the or ganist was Mr Frank


Buckley. A reception was held at


Clitheroe Cricket Club. The couple are to live in


Clitheroe. Photograph: Westmins


ter Studios. Langho. Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow Heyes, Moor Lane, will be* open until (’>-20 p.m. Boots. Castle Street: Sunday noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday, until 0-20 p.m.


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(5D. of Kay Street, was fined £200 and disqualified from driv ing for 1*K months after admitting having excess alcohol in liis breath. Mr Martin Crabtree.


>rosecuting. said that ’eel had been seen driv­ ing erratically in Whalley. He parked his car in Church Lane, stepped out and began arguing with a passenger and at one stage was lying on the pavement. The police were called


and a subsequent breath test revealed that Peel had 101 micrograms of al- nhol in 100ml of breath, the legal limit being 2f> micrograms. Mr Stephen Barker, de­ fending, said that Peel


and his wife had been at a party at Brockhall. where they worked as domestics. Peel consumed a consid­


erable amount of alcohol and. despite his wife warnings, began driving home. When he reachei Whalley he realised h should not be driving, s his wife phoned their son to pick them up. The pavement was wet


and covered in leaves and Peel had slipped as ho left the car for a few meats. When the police arrived. Peel hail no in­ tention of driving on.


Planning- in the


pipeline


An application for a t\vo-store,v extension at -IS Whalley Road. Clitheroe. to provide offie< sh ow ro om . to i le t an storeroom, is among the late.-t


plans lodged with the Kihhle Valley Council (number (Moot. Other planning application.-


for ClitheriK* include: Double garage at f*0 Mi*or-


land Crescent Hathn«»m and dining room extension at V2 Kay Street ((HOD. Chipping: Krection of bun­


galow on land adjacent to Pairhaven, Oarstang Road (IHIPS). Change of u.-e from farmhouse and farm buildings to holiday cottages at Wolfen Mall lUlOSi. Ilushnll Kn'cs and Orent


Milton: Conversion of barn at Kaslham Mouse Farm. .Mittnn. to dwelling (OlfCo. Change of ll.-e of two i>edn*om> to bed anil breakfast at Milton Breen Darn


sion at Svke Chalet. Sawley


Road u m l ) . Whalley: Krection of garagi


at plot 2. Abbot Works. Rack King Street UUllM. Krection of garage at plot 2. Ablvtt M orks, Rack King Street (Dili).


Heating needs


priority claim


A KIBBLE Valley coun­ cillor claimed that after resident died of suspectin' hypothermia in an old people’s housing scheme in Clitheroe. it was plan ned to have central heat ing installed in the dwel­ lings.


But Coun. Bert Jone


(Clitheroe) told the Kibble Valov Council’s Housing Committee that the inci­ dent took place the winte before last and central heating still hadn't bee installed.


His criticisms cam


when the committee con sidered proposals t ex ten d ear parkin facilities at Showley Cour S h e lte r e d housin scheme. Clavton-Ie-Dale.


•‘When we come to con


sider car parking agains entral heating, 1 know


where my priority lies.’ he said.


has I'lmuu'h inonov for os- sential services can it afford rises.’’


-Onlv when this council cttsm etic exer-


U’ lit lu ‘ rue) s a i d h e thought that most of the heating of council homes


C o u n Leo W ells


hail bet n brought up to standard, but investig tions had revealed that


they had not. The committee decided


by eight votes to five not to proceed with the part­ ing improvement plan.


Appreciative


CL ITH EROE llavn Coun. Howcl Jones, hn expressed thanks behalf of the Town Coun oil to everyone who is in­ volved in* the Clitheroe SOU celebrations. At last week’s meeting


(01010. (•rindlcton: Hedroom exten­


he listed many of the S00 functions, which have ready begun, and thanked organisers for the tr mendous amount of wor devoted to what promise to In* a varied and into csting year.


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shown after an earlier e ours e m e t with a n apathetic response.


Twenty-eight people at­


tended the course and 20 sat the examination, eight o f them achieving a credit. The majority of en­


trants work in food shops, catering establishments


and schools in the Kibble Valiev. One of them. Zoo McLean, is studying for A-levels at Clitheroe Koval Grammar School.


Credit: Barbara Jean


H a rg r e a v e s . Susan Hodgetts, Joan Ingham Zoe McLean, Kov Porter, Jill Tomlinson. Brenda Dewhurst, Linda Green. Pass: George Alpe.


Wendy Levland, William McGahev, Andrew Met­ calf, Joyce Whittle. Paul Wincklev. Helga Bell, Linda Lane, Gail Whit taker. Martyn Pearce.


Our picture shows Mr.-


Helga Bell receiving hoi award from the Mayor.


NINETEEN Gisburn Mothers’ Union members gathered at the village’s Cottage Restaurant for their annual dinner. Enrolling member Mrs


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Christine Thistlethwaitc added some spice to the menu with a selection of her famous poems and thanked the host and hos­ tess, Mr and Mrs Earn* worth, for their hospitali­ ty. Raffle winner was Mrs D. Eccles and mystery chair prize winner Mrs D. Rawlinson. Arrangements were


made for Mothering Sunday, when children will be presented with posies and cards by MU members at a special ser­ vice in St Mary’s Church. Mrs Audrey Peacock


thanked Mrs Thistleth- waite. Mrs Hilda Wad- dington and Mrs Annie Frankland for arranging a pleasant evening. The next MU gathering


is an open meeting on Monday, which everyone is welcome to attend. It starts in the Festival Hall at 7-20 p.m.


Chip pan fire


C L ITH E R O E f ire brigade swiftly dealt with a chip pan fire at a house in L itt lemo o r Road, Clitheroe. on Thursday.


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