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A varied year for club


significantly more com­ fortable since the purchase of new seating!


OFFICERS of Ribbles- d a le C am e r a C lu b reported on a varied and successful year including print and slide battles, visits to other clubs and two photographic outings. -Meetings had become


on club policy and agree­ ment that new members would be very welcome.


There was lively debate


were elected for a further year: Dr A. Carter (chair­ man), Mr T. Marklew (secretary), Mr J. West (treasurer), Mr A. Braith- waite (auditor), Mrs M. Wareing (competition secretary) , Mr K. R. Geddes (p ro g ram m e secretary).


The following officers


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pick up halfway through the month and in the run­ up to Easter temperatures climbed, reaching 70 deg. F on Good Friday. The warm dry spell con­


The weather began to


A PLAN for a road to cut the flow of heavy traffic through Read and Simon- stone has been welcomed by the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning and


T r a n s p o r t a t i o n Committee.


will begin some time after 1990.


For hotel


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Development Sub­ committee has agreed to an extension at The Fox- fields Restaurant, Whalley New Road, Billington, to provide hotel facilities.


road at a junction in Padiham. Work on the new road


Borough Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey, it may be possible to discourage traffic trav­ elling between Padiham and Whalley from passing through the villages by signposting traffic to Whalley on to the new


fear for the safety of their children because of heavy traffic. The bypass would benefit both villages and improve safety and the quality of life for the residents.” According to a report by


(Simonstone) told commit­ tee members that Whalley Road was one of the most dangerous stretches in the area, adding: “Devil’s Elbow is a part of motor­ ing folklore — barely a month goes by without an accident. Parents are in constant


the line of the disused rail­ way between Great Har­ wood and Padiham, avoid­ ing the infamous “Devil’s Elbow” to the west and finally leaving the line of the present A671 at the entrance to Read Hall. Coun. P e te r A ga r


by Lancashire County Council will mainly follow


A new bypass planned


NURSERY’S SUNNY DAY OUT AT THE ZOO Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


HOT OR COLD Ynvi:


Whatever the weather we can offer at


BARGAIN prices LADIES


Famous make skirts, blouses and cotton tops, cardigans, pullovers and slip-overs.


Famous make shirts, pullovers, underwear, socks, Harris tweed sports HP


Five craft markets


FIVE craft markets are to be held in Clitheroe this year.


Following last year’s


success, the Ribble Valley Council has arranged for craft sales to be held at Clitheroe market on May 28th, June 25th, July 30th,


attracted bookings from craftspeople throughout the north west and among the items certain to be on sale are pottery, dolls, macrame, footstools, com dollies, jewellery, soft toys, engraved glass, poker-work, needlecraft, s i l k f l o w e r s and woodbuming.


available from Mrs L. Davidson at the council’s planning d ep a r tm e n t (Clitheroe 25111, exten­ sion 251).


Booking information is


August 27th and Septem­ ber 24th. They have a lre ad y


a c com p an ied by 20 adults — mainly staff — and spent five enjoy- ab le h o u r s on th e outing.


enjoyed seeing the ele­ phants and tigers and had a th r i l l in g ride round the zoo aboard a miniature train.


They p a r t ic u la r ly £380 haul


ELECTRICAL items worth £380 were stolen from buildings at Stephen Park Outdoor Pursuit Centre, Gisburn Forest, Slaidbum, last week.


colour TV, a Kenwood mixer and two toasters, a kettle, an iron, a Black and Decker drill and jig­ saw, an electric convector fire and a single-ring cooker.


Goods taken included a investigating. C l i th e ro e Jail for sex


A CLITHEROE fire officer was jailed for six months after admitting sex offences against two young girls he was helping to train for the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme.


offender who abused trust


officer at Clitheroe Fire Station and an ICI fitter, pleaded guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse with a 15-year-old and indecently assaulting a 14-year-old.


David Trotter (34), sub- ^Trotter, of Eshton Ter­


race, who is married with three children, was jailed for six months for the offence of unlawful sex and given a concurrent three- month jail sentence for the


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leave, he turned off the lights, pushed the girl against a door pillar and interfered with her cloth­


girl did not tell her par­ ents, but told a girl friend next day.


ing before having sex with her. Counsel said that the


cent assault, counsel said that it followed an evening visit to Preston fire station in connection with the award scheme.


Referring to the inde­


cuting, said th a t last October the older gir went with Trotter to the fire station in connection with the award scheme, as he had to fill in some dates in a book for her. As they were about to


indecent assault. He had not been in trouble before. Mr David Fish, prose­


CID


PARKINGTON — DUFFY


Reformed Church was the setting for the wedding of Miss Lorraine Ann Duffy and Mr William Downham Parkington.


Clith er oe Un i t e d The bride, an electronic


labourer, is the second son of Mrs D. Parkington, of Garnett Road, Clitheroe, and Mr D. Parkington, of Woone Lane, Clitheroe. The bride, given away by her father, wore a


assembler, is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. W. Duffy, of Henthorn Road, Clitheroe. The bridegroom, a farm


Emma Spensley wore pale blue off-the-shoulder dresses. Emma Goodbier had a dress of white pon­ gee with short puffed sleeves and a frilled yoke. They all carried mixed flowers. Best man was Mr Wil­


th e Moo r c o c k I nn, Waddington. The couple are to live in


eroe the girl asked Trotter for a lift home in his car. In a car park he asked her for a kiss and then com­ m i t te d th e in d e c e n t assault.


police, Trotter immedia­ tely confessed to the offence of unlawful sex, but said that in the other


When seen by th e


defending, said that Trot ter was in a special posi tion of trust, but both girls


case the girl had egged him on. Mr David Hodson


had been more than will­ ing to indulge in what took place.


offences against young girls involved in the Duke of Edinburgh Scheme and had abused a position of


trust and this could not be overlooked.


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For families


tea afterwards in the school.


A YOUNG family service for the Whalley Deanery will be held at St Leon­ ard’s Church, Langho, a week on Sunday. Mums, dads and children are invited to attend and enjoy


Douglas Brown told Trot­ ter that there were miti­ gating factors which made him an object of pity and he had thrown away a fine career in the fire service. Trotter had committed


Officer Mr Alan Clark told the court th a t he had known T ro t te r for 12 years and had always found him to be a con­ scientious officer. He had been in charge of the Duke of E d in b urg h Award Scheme since 1982 and had trained many young peo­ ple without a h in t of complaint. Passing sentence, Judge


tered. His marriage was at an end, which had been a devastating blow to him. Clitheroe Fire Station


Trotter’s life was shat­ On returning to Clith­ den, Chatburn.


Curzon Street, Clitheroe. Photograph: Alan Mars-


Planning approval granted


ated projecting sign at 36 York Street. Three new blinds at 66/70 Whalley Road. Two-storey extension to rear of 8 Balmoral Avenue. Single-storey extension to rear of 14 Riverside, Low Moor. Externally illuminated fascia sign at Social Club, Well- gate. Non-illuminated free­ standing sign at 51 Pendle Road. Garage and kitchen extension at 13 Siddows Avenue. Porch and alterations to bay window at 10 Hodder Grove.


sion at The Bungalow, Holden Clough Nursery.


tions including exposing of natural stone and replacement of mullion and windows (listed


at "Dovedaie,” 56 Whalley Road.


boarded sign at barn and garage, Chapel Walk.


Ran out


released from Blackburn Royal Infirmary after treatment. The driver of the Ford


A CLITHEROE boy of seven received slight injuries when he ran off a footpath into the side of a vehicle which had stopped at a junction near his Salthill Road home. Nicholas Curtiss was


Cortina estate was Linda Hoard (20), of St Paul’s Street. Low Moor.


extension at Loud Bridge Farm. Newton: Non-illuminated flat-


Chipping: Single-storey


building consent) at Bullcocks Farm. Billington: Vehicular access


ment garage at Ivy Cottage, Cunliffe Lane. Erection of replacement garage at Abbots Stable, Pendleton Road. Pendleton: External altera­


Wiswell: Erection of replace­ Holden: Single-storey exten­


THE following applications have been granted under delegated powers by Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey: Clitheroe: Externally illumin­


ducted by the Rev. John Salsbury and organist was Mrs A. Kenyon. A reception was held at


liam Boyer, groomsman was Mr Karl Duffy, the b r id e ’s b ro th e r , and ushers were Mr Peter El lio t ,an d Mr Lee Parkington. The ceremony was con­


Gaynor Duffy, the bride’s sister, and other atten­ dants were Linda Duffy, the bride’s sister, Emma Goodbier, the brid e’s n i e c e , and Emma Spensley. Gaynor, Linda and


white off-the-shoulder gown of soft taffeta featur­ ing short puffed sleeves trimmed with lace and rib­ bon bows. The full crino­ line skirt had a Bo-Peep style hemline trimmed with lace and ribbons and her full-length veil was held in place by a crystal diamante tiara trimmed with rosebuds. She carried a shower bouquet of roses, freesia and lily-of-the-val- ley in peach, blue and white and gypsophila. Chief bridesmaid was


the Cambridge diet


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L O V E L Y s u n n y weather greeted the 38 toddlers from Clith- ero e’s Bright Street Day Nursery when they went on a trip to Black­ pool Zoo. The youngsters were


Roof damage x :


. Clitheroe Fire Brigade attended both incidents but luckily there was no fire.


Meter stolen


A GAS BOARD household gas meter worth £94 was stolen from an open shed in a yard adjacent to Greenacre Day Centre, Calderstones Hospital. Cl i t he roe pol ice are investigating.


LIGHTNING struck twice in Clitheroe one night last week, hitting Ultrafame, North Street, and a house in Chatburn Park Drive, where 2 sq. m. of roofing and a television aerial cable were damaged.


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