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FORMER WEAVER
A WOMAN who lived and worked in Clitheroe all her life, Mrs Margaret Tongs, of Whalley Road, has died, aged 67.
Bo rn in Brownlow
Street, she was a weaver at Thornber’s Mill until retirement 20 years ago. She had lived at Whalley Road since 1941.
Mrs Tongs is survived
by her husband, Ronald. A service at Accrington
on Tuesday was followed by cremation.
e ro e S o r o p t im i s t s a t tr a c ted about 100 members and guests, including friends from_ Soropt'imist clubs all over the North West and representatives of local organisations.
Mrs Edith Lord pre 1
s id ed and m u s ic a l entertainment ranging from the 15th century
to modern day was pro vided by John and Judy Surridge, of Carnforth. Supper was provided
by members and Divi sional Union president Dr Pam Russo thanked the Clitheroe club for its hospitality.
Don’t forget MOTHER’S DAY, March, 29th
We will have the largest selection of fresh cut flowers, pot plants, planted bowls, etc.
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No licence for lorry
A WHALLEY haulage contractor was fined £35 with £12 costs after plead ing guilty at Clitneroe Magistrates’ Court to driving a lorry without an excise licence. Andrew Ronnan (32), of
Church Lane, was said to have driven a lorry along the A59 at Barrow in November with an excise licence that had expired at the end of July. Ronnan told the court
that he had bought the lorry in October and before being stopped had posted off an application for the tax disc, but a postal strike had delayed its arrival at the tax office.
Gar stolen
A METALLIC blue Ford Escort, registration ORN 4GT, was stolen from Whalley last Thursday night. Clitheroe police were investigating.
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Launch of fourth watch
scheme
A NEIGHBOURHOOD watch scheme has been launched in the Moorfield area of Whalley following the success of watches in the Mitton Road area of the village, at ■ Wiswell, and most recently in C l i th e ro e ’s Hentnorn area. The reaction of Henth-
orn residents to their scheme has particularly delighted police Communi ty Affairs Officer Sgt Len Mooney. All 70 contact people
have attended the two meetings held so far and another will take place to morrow. Ultra-violet mar kers will be redistributed and scriber-type markers for metal objects, bought from local contributions, will be handed out. Sgt Mooney said: “The
respon se from these people has been incred ible, an excellent show of enthusiasm. The meetings allow us to exchange ideas, hopefully solve problems and reiterate the theme of crime pre vention.” Leaflets have already
been circulated in the Moorfield area, covering about 90 houses, and a meeting has been held with contact people.
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Held gold medal for
chiropody
A CLITHEROE woman who was awarded the gold medal of The Society of Chiropodists, Miss Sally Eccles, has died, aged 85. Miss Eccles, of Goose-
butts Farm, Goosebutts Lane, received “The Arms of the Society of Chiropo dists” for her services to the association. She trained to be a chi
ropodist at the Manchester Foot Hospital after work ing for brief spells at Jubi lee Mill as a. weaver and at Langho Colony and With- ington Hospital. A f te r tra in in g , she
worked for more than 20 years as a chiropodist at Affleck and Brown, Man chester, now Debenhams. Miss Eccles was one of
the first people to start chiropody for the National Health Service in Clith eroe and she retired at the age of 68. She attended Clitheroe
Parish Church, was fond of handicrafts and enjoyed icing cakes. Miss Eccles leaves a
brother, William, and sis ter, Marion. The funeral service took
place at Accrington Cre matorium on Tuesday.
Chemists’ rota
TODAY and tomorrow, Hartley’s, Church Street, Clitheroe, will be open until 6-30 p.m. Heyes, Moor Lane: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Fri day until 6-30 p.m.
P R E S ID EN T o f the Rotary Club of Clith eroe, Rtn J im Need ham, welcomed more than 90 people to the club’s ladies' night at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley. T h e to a s t to th e
ladies was proposed by first vice-president Rtn Roy Dcwhurst and the reply was given by pres ident’s wife Mrs Yvonne Needham. There was dancing to
“ P en ta g o n ” and an e n te r ta inm e n t was given by a group of Rotarians in the form of a cabaret based on the president’s life.
APPROVED
THREE planning applica tions submitted by the Ribble Valley Council were approved by its D ev el op m en t Sub-committee. The plans are for the
demolition of existing garages and erection of six fiats at Billington Gar dens, Billington, the erec tion of gas meter housing at Roefield Playing Field, Edisford Road, Clitheroe, and two free-standing signs at Lincoln Way Clitheroe.
School show
RIBBLE Valley youngs ters will be among 70 pupils at St Wilfred’s School, Blackburn, takin; part in an action-packe. stage spectacular next week. “Bugsy Malone,” a tale
of gangsters and their molls, will run from Wed nesday to Saturday.
FRIENDSHIP EVENING
Exciting USA trip ahead
A TRIP of a lifetime to the American Mid West, arranged under a rare
exchange scheme, awaits 20 lucky students from Clitheroe Royal Grammar School.
Excitement is mounting
this week as the party of fifth and sixth-formers and three members of staff make final preparations for departure day next Friday on their history making tr ip to West Union, Iowa. It is unusual in that the
school, which is linked with North Fayette High School, is one of only two in Britain to have set up Anglo-American exchange
schemes. The Clitheroe students,
who played host last sum mer to a party from North
F ay e tte , will have the wonderful opportunity of experiencing American life at first hand, in the homes of their USA counter p a r ts , plus the added bonus of seeing some of the most sp e c ta cu la r sights in North America. The visitors, who are
c u r r e n t ly s tu d y in g Government and politics for either O-level or A-le- vel, also hope to improve their knowledge of Ameri can politics with a visit to the sta te capital, Des Moines, and meetings with the S t a t e G ov ern o r , Speaker of the State Par liament and the Attorney General. Headmaster Mr Clive
Darley is delighted that CRGS, which has also established links with F r e n ch and German schools, is one of the pio-
Vandal-proof seating
WADDINGTON parish councillors hope to have the village recreation field fitted out with vandal- proof seats made of metal and fibreglass, to replace
Eresent ones which nave een damaged over the
years. The smart move may
also help the village’s bid to win the Britain in Bloom contest. Parish councillors will decide at t h e i r n e x t me e t in g whether to also enter the Lancashire Best-Kept Vil lage Competition.
Good turn for village club ends in court
A HURST GREEN man who set out to do a New Year’s Eve good turn for the village club’s steward found himself being bound over to keep the peace for a year by magisti’ates at Clitheroe.
Francis Peter Holden ward and stewardess,
(34), of Warren Farm, was made the subject of the 12-month order — with a surety of £100 — after altercations with the St Peter’s Guild Club ste-
Chessmen keep on fighting
IN the chess club, Clitheroe A team finished its 1986/87 season last week with a home game against Nelson A. The two teams occupied the
As the match
bottom two positions of Division One, Nelson on two points from a victory over Clitheroe at Nel son and Clitheroe on three points from a win and a draw against Great Harwood. A win for either side would
Nelson drew first blood with a win on board 5 as Peter Ryan was beaten. On board 3, neither player could make progress and a draw was agreed by Brian Carr after two-and-a-half hours play.
The next game to finish was board 4, where Vincent Tudisco
have ensured that the other fin ished bottom of the division.
lost. With Nelson 2 Vi and Clith eroe Vfe, Nelson was certain of a point. On board 2 Eric Mansfield
was a piece up on his opponent but on board 1 Andrew Ct was level in material and needed to force a win. After three hours play, adju
dication time was reached Andrew Cooper had won a pawn and was able to demonstrate a win and Eric Mansfield was also able to convince his opponent that his victory was inevitable, so the match finished all square
with 2Vt apiece. * Nelson has one game left to
play, against GreatHarwood, so Clitheroe is stii) not clear of trouble, though finishing bottom of the division does not neces sarily mean relegation, since there .is often a need to reorgan
ise for the new season. Clitheroe B team is currently
next to bottom of the third divi sion but is in very little danger of being overtaken by Lucas, the bottom club. Clitheroe B still has two, games to play to finish its season, away to Tot- tingham B and. home against Division Three leaders Bury.
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David Michael Crook and Frances Elizabeth Crook.
Originally, Holden, an
agricultural auctioneer with a Preston firm, had intended to enter a not guilty plea to summar; charges of assault to eac party, causing actual bodily harm. In respect of those
charges, prosecuting sol icitor Mr Alistair Nisbet said that if the Bench was minded to make a bind ing-over order, he would offer no evidence regard ing the assault of Mr Crook and withdraw simi lar allegations of assault on Mrs Crook. The court was told that
on New Y e a r ’s Eve, Holden, a Guild Club member, had offered to work as a relief steward behind the bar to enable Mr and Mrs Crook to go out for the night. They had asked Holden
to lock up and put the keys through their home letter-box once closing time had arrived. But on their return in the early hours they discovered lights on at the club and several people still inside. T emp e r s b e twe e n
Holden and Mr and Mrs Crook became frayed and all three received cuts and minor bruises in the ensu ing disagreement. Since then, they had
calmed down. Mr and Mrs Crook were still steward and stewardess and Mr Holden was still a Guild Club member.
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tainly a trip of a lifetime and one which should help to fu r th e r r e la t io n s b e tw e e n t h e countries.”
show their hosts. The party will be led by
Mr Eddie Murphy, head of Government and politics, Mr Mike Fielding, head of history, and his wife, Val,
tw o head of economics. Before arriving in West
The Americans who Union — a town simi-
visited Clitheroe last year la r to C l ith e ro e with s a i d t h e y h a d a strong agricultural links — “thoroughly enjoyable the party will stop off at time” and want to put on a Toronto, Niagara Falls, similar tre a t for their English visitors. In order to have a bet
ter understanding of his visitors, West Fayette HS principal Mr Steve Storey has been re c e iv in g a
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