Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 6th, 1986 9 Uhrrtisii,,,). Humlrii 12331 <Classified) Clitheroe 22821, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


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ST HELEN'S Church. Waddington, was pack­ ed to capacity on Sun­ day when the Bishop of Bradford, the Rt. Rev. Robert Williamson, made a visit with a dual purpose — to confirm candidates from the parish and to consecrate an extension to the churchyard. The y w e re : Z o e


Bush, Andrew Cunlif- fe. Sylvia Berry, Anne Berry. David Dngdale. S t e p h e n 1) u g d a 1 c . R a ch a e l D u g d a 1 e , Robert Gregson. Simon Hulme, Simon Moore, Claire Mulligan, Claire S p e n c e r . R e b e c c a Wood. Daniel Wood, Bridget Wadsworth. Jean Wilkinson. Christ­ opher Philip and Jennif­ er Dinsdale. During the service


MU plans ahead


PLANS for holding the Triennial Festival next year were announced at Bowland Mothers' Union meeting, held at Wad


dington. The venue will he


changed to Bolton Abbey, near Skipton, and a full day's programme has been arranged to attract mem hers' families its well. Mrs Sheila Sheppard,


the Bradford Diocesan Overseas representative,


is to he asked to speak to the Bowland deanery ab­ out her experiences in


Uganda. Arrangements were


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made for an overseas stile to he held tit Waddington. on June 6th. with each branch in the deanery re sponsible for a stall. Mr: Gladys Pennington pres


ided. Fined £20


B1LLINGTON driver Thomas Proctor (-11), of Bonnvgrass Terrace, was fined £20 by Clitheroe magistrates for using a motor vehicle witli no test certificate.


CLITHEROE Swimming Club held a record-break­ ing Kith annual gala on


Saturday. Four swimmers man­


aged to break 17 records and trophies were pre­ sented by Commonwealth clav pigeon shooting double gold medallist Ian Peel, of Slaidburn. In the girls' races,


Joanne Robinson recorded the fastest 1(X) metres to take the Birtwell Trophy, and in the 1-1-15 year age group the 50m back­ stroke, breast-stroke, but­ terfly and freestyle and


the senior 200m individual


medley. In the 8-9 years, Emma


Lang won the 25m back- stroke, breast-stroke, but­ terfly and freestyle.


For the boys, Peter


Jones recorded the fastest 100m and in the over-16 section, the 50m back- stroke, breast-stroke, but­ te r f ly and f re e s ty le .


Simon Brass recorded the fastest 25m backstroke in


the 6-7 years. Ian Peel is pictured


with some of the young | swimmers.


Caravanners aid research


AT an end of season party at Three Kivers Cantvan Park. West Bradford, money raised throughout the year for cancer research


was handed over. Mr and Mrs H. Cow- burn. of Three Kivers, pre­


sented Mrs Myra Clegg with £300 for the Christie Hospital and Holt Radium Institute Women's Trust Fund, of which she is treasurer. Alsu at the nartv were the Kibble Valley Mayor


and Mayoress, Colin, and | Mrs John Walmsley.


The money was raised


by various efforts through­ out tile season. It is the 13th year that the caravan park has aided the charity. [


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the Bishop presented awards of Bishop's Chorister to Rachel Brvan and Provost’s Chorister to Charlotte Chappell and Samantha Greenwood. He also warmly con­


gratulated Dr Terry McCree on completing 50 years as a chorister in Anglican churches.


After the service a


procession made its way to the new churchyard, yvhere the choir sang psalms and the Bishop consecrated the land anti gave a blessing. A ploughman's lunch


was served at the Sun­ day School by church social committee mem­ bers.


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Year’s ban for drink driver


POLICE spotted that a vehicle being driven along Railway View Road. Clitheroe. had its hazard warning lights flashing. On stopping the van. the officers could smell alcohol on the driver's breath. William Michael Neary


(20). of Kirklands. Chip­ ping, was disqualified from driving for a year and fined £ 1 5 0 by Clitheroe magistrates, who heard that he had 102mg of alcohol in 100ml of blood, the legal limit being doing. Mr .John Houldsworth.


defending, said that Neary had consumed about four pints of al­ cohol, but (lid not feel af­ fected. He had switched on the hazard lights by mistake.


TEDDIES galore abounded at NVhalloy Library on Thursday morning, with special reason — to cele­ brate the 60th anniversary of the publication of “Winnie the Pooh,” by A. A. Milne.


About 70 children of all ages packed the library to


pay homage to the honey loving bear. There was no shortage of activities to keep them


occupied for more than an hour. Prizes of stickers yvere awarded to the owners of the largest and smallest bears, there was a story about Winnie the Pooh and the children sang "Happy Birthday."


Each child received a printed picture to colour in,


hut some chose instead to design Winnie the Pooh birthday cards. There was also a competition to pin the bow tic on


a picture of a hear and a quiz rvith 111 questions. Finally the children had a well earned rest,


complete with orange drink and biscuits. NFU ladies dine out


TH ER E was an en­ thusiastic turn-out of 1(10 members and friends at Clitheroe 1.tidies' NKU annual dinner dance at the Spread Eagle Hotel.


Sawlev. President Mrs Mabel


Holden spoke and county


president Mrs Mabel Clayton replied. G u e s t s i n c 1 u d e d


Clitheroe NFU chairman Mr Stan Bullock and his wife Joan and the ladies were presented with flow ers by the club's vice- president. Mrs Hetty Pyc.


Bishop visits Waddington . - “U. —M II I I f I . 1 .


Collision with cycle leads to £385 fines


CLITHEROE driver Mr Victor Lionel North- over (34), of Woone Lane, pleaded guilty to five motoring offences after an accident with a


pedal cyclist. Clitheroe magistrates


disqualified him from driving for two years and fined him £200 for failing to provide a breath speci­ men, £30 for driving with- out due care and atten­ tion. £75 for failing to step after an accident. £50 for failing to report an accident and £30 for fail­ ing to stop for a police officer. The court heard that


Northover had emerged from the junction of Moot- Latte and Whalley Road into tlte path of the cyc­ list. The accident was seen by a special police constable, who signalled tlte defendant to stop. Northover drove away,


leaving his car about 100 yards up tlte road, and was later arrested near


his homo. Mr David Parkinson,


defending, said his client had edged slowly out on Whalley Road, thinking that tlie cyclist intended making a turn. Following the collision,


Northover said he moved Itis ear to prevent conges­ tion, then returned to the scene. He later gave him­ self up to police waiting near his home.


In pipeline


AN application for four vehicle panels, two lanterns and two amenity Imards at the Station Hotel.'Kin^r Street. Clitheroe has been lodged with th* Kibble Valley Council's Plan ning Department (numbe:


OtWU Other applications include:


Grind lcton: Kreetion


house on land adjacent to Miliv shaw Terrace (OtViS). Aiuhton. Hailey and Chain-


lev: Change of use of dwelling to' form offices at A Ungridge Hoad (OTvW). Chipping: Hard standing for


car anil access at 1 Longridg* Hoad Ukvlo).


BRIDGE CLUB


THK annual teams of four com- Kftition was held at Clitheroe Iridge Club ami winners were: .


Mr Hounslow. Mr Hall. Mr I Noble and Mrs Aston: Mr Clrindley. Mr Leader. Mrs Gil- ] lihrand ami Mrs Hollender: Mr I Atkinson. Mr Jennings. Mrs Power ami Mrs Bennison.


A very unlikely small slam


was bid'and made on the fol­ lowing hand.


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North’s one no-trump is the


Acol 12.1-1 points system. The correct replv from South should either be two dubs (Stavman) , or 4NT OH jKiints). asking part­


ner to bid <!NT with a niax- imutn U |>oints on pass with a minimum 12 |>oints.


However, despite the single-


ton club in South’s hand, the Gerber svstem of asking for ices ami kings wm* used. With


careful play and on the lead of a small spade from east. 12 tricks were made for a top 1


score. W dealer, non vul.


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Winners on Thursday night I


were- NS Mrs Law and Mrs Kowker. EW Mr Patten and Mr Webster.


Pendle Club


WINNERS of this week's bridge session at the Clitheroe Pendle Club were Mrs E. Bush and Mr J . Harrison, Mrs K. Tolson and Mrs M. Manning.


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