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Smashed windows after


drinking A CLITHEROE brick- layer smashed three plate—glass windows after becoming “abso lutely plastered” with drink, the town’s magis­ trates were told.


The Bench heard that


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Kevin Myers (27), of Whitewell Drive, woke residents in Parson Lane when he smashed a window at the York­ shire and Lancashire In vestment office. He went on to damage another at C.R.Har­ greaves and Sons and finally one at John Cow gill and Sons in Market


Place. Mvers was fined £50


for each of the three offences of causing dam age and was ordered to pay a total of £715 com­ pensation.


When police saw


Myers about the inci ___‘nts. he told them he could not remember anything because \v as “absolutely plas­


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Mr Stephen Barker,


defending, said Myers’ | actions had been “ re­ grettable and stupid” . His client was of pre-1 vious good character and wished the matter to be treated as an iso­ lated case.


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SOROPTIM1ST Mrs Sheila Whip]), of Raw- tenstall, spoke about her visit to Poland when she addressed fellow members in Clitheroe. Mrs Whipp. whose


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YOUNG Deb o rah Burke is now the proud owner o f a personal stereo radio cassette, thanks to having her I) i c v c 1 e s e c u r i t y stamped in a recent campaign. For when Deborah


(11) had her cy c le stamped with her post code and house num­ ber, her name was en­ tered in a draw, along with all the otherr youngsters who look part in the Kibble Val­ ley and Fondle. Deborah, of Woone


Lane, came second in the draw to win the stereo. Among other sue


eessful local youngs­ te r s was S teph en Andrew Bridges, also o f W o on e L on e . C l ith e ro c , who re­ ceives a bicycle lock and chain. The first prize of


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Former hotel cook


A former eook at the


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j a tied l>3. Mrs Winifred Harris


I of Mayfield Avenue, was educated at Rib blesdale School. She worked as a cleaner he for joining the staff at the hotel, where she re mained for 1*1 years ur til retiring. Mrs Hams was br*}


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I died hist Novemb*v She leaves sevrl Chi *


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] children. A service at .C James


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Organ recital


Saturday's organ re­


cital at Clitheroe Parish Church will be given by Jonathan Rennert, Director of Music at the ancient church of St Michael’s, Cornhill. the City of London. One of the patrons of


Country dances Learning new coun­


try dances for a party at the end of the month are children from primary schools in Whalley. Bar- d Langho.


The country dancing


party, organised by Ribble Valley Primary Schools Sports Associa­ tion for the second year, is to be held on June 20th at Ribchester CE School.


the Parish Church Organ Society, Sir George Thalben-Ball, will he given a special 90th birthday tribute by several organists ill St Michael's Church on Friday, organised by


Mr Rennert. The •’Toccata Bc-


mora.” written hv Sir George, will featurt the programme at Clitheroe. alongside pieces for all tastes by Alfred Hollins, Harold Darke and Vierne.


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A STRONG A team defeated oWers


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Netball Lea-* - sPolls week tourna;nf- A Rood


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THE Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub— committee is to be represented on the Pub­ lic Transport Liason Committee by Conn. John Walmsley (Wad- dington) and Borough Planning and Technical O f f ic e r Mr Philip Bailey. The liason committee will be a platform for organisations to put To­ ward their views on changes in public trans­


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Revised plan turned down


A REVISED plan for the erection of six one- person cottages at Wad- dington Hospital has been thrown out by members of the Ribble Valley Council’s De­ v e lopm en t S u b - committee, who over­ ruled the recommenda­ tions of tile Borough Planning and Technical officer.


The plan proposed the


building of three cot­ tages on each of the two wings nearest the road.


Councillors heeded


the views of local resi­ dents, who felt that the development would be seriously detrimental to the character of the Conservation Area. The felling of two


trees and lopping of seven others would also have taken place and constituted a significant loss to the locality. Conn. Mrs Joyce Lil- burn (Bolton-by - Bow-


land) commented on the historical setting of the Almshouses. She agreed with Coun. Erie Bracewell (Clitheroe) | when lie said the de­ velopment “affects the very vital centre of 1 Waddington.”


Coun. Bracewell re-1


ferret! to the unsuitabil­ ity of the first two un­ successful plans and added: “ I cannot believe that this slight modifica­ tion is sufficient to make [ it acceptable” .


The continual submis­


sion of relatively nil- changed plans was seen by Conn. Howel Jones (C l i th e r o e ) as an | attempt by the develop­ ers to “wear down” the committee.


. Coun. Bill Fleming


( I! i 11 i n g t o n) a 1 s o | opposed the application. saying:“There is a need for this type of acco­ mmodation hut in the | right place.”


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