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Cadets were left feeling ted when the expected j for a family fun day at
all he can to support us. I t was very disappointing to see so few members of the public at the opening cere mony,” added Sgt East. The fun day was held on
the playing fields near the detachment headquarters at S a lth i l l B a rn , w ith a first-class programme of ac t ivities, inc lu d in g d is plays by P re s to n A rm y Cadet Band, the local St John’s Ambulance and a secruity dog team from C and A , Blackburn, where S g t E a s t is a s e c u r it y officer. The dog handlin g d is
play was one of the few well-attended events dur- in g t h e
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programme. T h e re w e re s e v e ra l
s ta l ls and s id e s h ow s , manned by local ch a r ity g ro u p s , p a r e n t s an d cadets. A fancy dress com petition was judged by the Kibble V alle y M ayo r and Mayoress, Coun. and M rs John Cliff, and the C lith eroe Mayor and Mayoress, Coun. and M r s P a t r ic k Shepherd. The cadets were out in
fo rce ag ain on S u n d a y when they manned th e routes fo r th e ir fo u r th a n n u a l wa l k , w h i c h attracted both uniformed and c iv ilia n groups and in d iv id u a ls from as fa r afield as K id d e rm in s te r . There were three routes, involving 10km, 20km and 4 0 km and d em a n d in g varying degrees of exer- sion, with walkers making their way through Pendle- side villages and, for one route, over the summit of Pendle. Sgt East said: “We are
extremely happy with the walk. It was a very suc c e s s fu l o c c a s io n a n d enjoyed by both local peo ple and others who had come co n s id e rab le d is tances to take part.” The Castle Cup for the
team travelling furthest to compete went to the A i r T ra in in g Corps, D e rb y s h ire ; the E n d e a v o u r Shield for the best civilian group went to Mrs Bet ty Spencer and her fam ily and friends, representing C and A , Blackburn; and the East Shield to the lar gest and best m i l ita r y group was won by the P r e s to n A rm y C a d e t Band. Our picture shows M r
W a d d in g to n m e e t in g members of the detach ment at the sta r t of the family fun day.
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Youth ordered tojpay £1,420 to victirns
A C L I T H E R O E youth involved in a ‘cat a lo g u e” of
offences, including police assault, was ordered to pay £1,420 in compensation by h e
t o w n ’ s
magistrates. Tyrone Lee Bridges
(17), of Cross Street, was put on probation for two years with the condition that he completed 60 days at an attendance centre. He was also banned from driving for 18 months. Bridges admitted 10
taken into consideration. The magistrates told
Bridges that their first inclination had been to give him a custodial sen tence, but after studying social and medical reports, they had decided to give him one final chance. Mrs Susan Riley, prose
cuting, said that Bridges had been appearing at the court on a regular basis, but had been in custody at Hindley Remand Centre since assaulting the two officers on April 22nd. Mrs Riley said that
offences — assaulting two police officers, assaulting a taxi driver, two offences of criminal damage, two burglaries, one theft and two motoring offences. He committed several of
them while on bail and also asked for four others to be
went missing from a shed in Curzon Street, Clith eroe, until finally the whole bike was gone. Police officers found the
parts of a racing bike belonging to Paul Speak
Bridges smashed the win dow of Countrywear, Duck Street, and entered the premises. A police officer heard the burglar alarm and saw Bridges in the shop holding an air rifle. He called for rein forcements and they found bim inside the premises with air gun pellets and a knife---- • Bridges also damaged property belonging to Clitheroe Cricket, Tennis and Bowling Club when he and other youths sprayed their nicknames in blue paint on to a prefabricated building. After leaving a night
bike frame, with one of Bridges fingerprints on it. The court heard that
.driver, Mohammed Azad, through an open window and then kicked the car
club, Bridges and a friend caught a taxi to Low Moor. After paying the fare, Bridges punched the
door, causing damage to
it.Bridges stole property from E. H. Booth’s super market, including wine, c ig a re t te s , beer and lighter fuel, after smash ing the glass door. While disqualified, he borrowed a Honda 50 c.c. motor cycle from Andrew Pinch and drove it on Sta tion Road. Two police officers saw
fe that it was not often that
such a c a ta lo g u e of offences over such a short iriod of time was heard efore Clitheroe or any
other court. He claimed that four
weeks spent in custody had been a salutary lesson for Bridges. Mr Houldsworth said
Bridges drinking in the Station Hotel while the subject of a night curfew. Bridges tried to run away and deliberately headbut ted PC John William Clark in the face and bit his thumb. He then kicked PC Christopher Birchall in the groin and, during the struggle, PC Birchall’s watch was damaged. Mr John Houldsworth, representing Bridges, said
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village hall, villagers are holding a sports day on June 25th, the highlight of which will be a duck race. West Bradford Playing
THE great duck “sail” is now underway in West Bradford. To raise funds for a new
Field Committee hopes the event will take it past the halfway mark towards its target of £20,000 for a new multi-purpose hall. Around £9,000 has
SUNDAY will be a very special day for parishioners of Waddington and West Bradford.
services will herald the end of a remark able parochial ministry of 21 years for Canon Charles Goodchild, Vicar of St Helen’s Church, Waddington, which includes the parish o f St Cath- e r i n e ’ s , W e s t
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Bradford. Canon Goodchild and his
already been raised during a year which has seen a multitude of events, including the arrival of Lady Godiva in Clitheroe. The duck race will be
preceded by a raft race from West Bradford Bridge. Duck race tickets are
now on sale from commit tee members and villag ers, with a chance to win cash prizes — plus 10 o- ven-ready ducks. Other events planned
for the year include a country craft fair, family pet show and tug-of-war.
wife, Norah, who are mov ing to Clitheroe, will both be greatly missed by vil lagers for their pastoral care and a special presen tation will be held shortly to mark their retirement from the parish. In a small but sincere
church in Barnoldswick until 1947. He is a former chaplain and secretary of the Bradford Diocesan Youth Council and was a probation officer for the Bowland area. The Sung Eucharist ser
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vices will be held at 9-15 a.m. at West Bradford and at 10-45 a-.m. at Wadding ton. Further details of these services and infor mation about the fund which has been opened to mark Canon Goodchild’s retirement can be obtained from Clitheroe 23039 or Clitheroe 24540. In our photograph,
Canon Goodchild and his wife are pictured with Sunday School pupils.
presentation during the Sunday morning service, teachers Clair Spencer and Zoe Bush and scholars Laura Whitwell and Helen Hayes spoke on behalf of the Sunday School. A former Vicar of Tos-
Thirteen houses
side, Canon Goodchild was ordained by the Bishop of Bradford in 1944 and was a s s is tan t curate at a
THE Secretary of State has allowed an appeal against the Ribble Valley Council’s decision to refuse a planning application for the building of 13 dwell ings on land at Sawley at the junction of the A59 and Sawley access road.
AN unsuccessful attempt has been made by Clith- eroe’s Labour group to secure representation on the Police Liaison Committee. During the annual Ribble Valley Council meet
Labour’s bid fails
ing, Coun. Barrie Parker (Clitheroe) asked for Mr L. McEntee to be removed from the committee and for his own name to be added. Coun. Parker, a retired policeman, said Mr McEn
tee was not elected at the last election and he was. “This committee should not be political. We have an un-elected member on it at the moment.” Coun. Parker’s amendment that he replace Mr
McEntee on the committee was lost and the motion was carried that the committee remains as it stands.
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AFTER living rough, a Clitheroe youth went into bed and breakfast accommodation and applied to the DHSS for payments to cover the
Edwards (18), now of York Street, lied to the proprietress, claiming that money for the accommoda tion had not arrived and running up a bill for £452.50, Clitheroe magis trates were told.
bill. But C a r l Michael
ley, of Fairway Hotel, King Lane, Clitheroe, to wait for payment of the £452.50 and intending to make permanent default in
He was fined £50 for inducing Marlene Keigh-
payment. Edwards, who pleaded
guilty, was ordered to pay full compensation to the proprietress and £20 costs. Miss Lesley Rossall,
and obtaining £9 by crimi nal deception, the latter offence involving the sale of the radio cassette when it did not belong to him He was ordered to pay £9 compensation in respect of the property.
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prosecuting, said that the hotel occasionally provided bed and breakfast accom modation for people sent to them by the DHSS. Edwards stayed for what was expected to be a two- week period, but was allowed to remain there when he failed to find a l t e r n a t iv e a c com modation. When the proprietress
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DHSS to pay the full £11.50 a day for the accommodation, but his first Giro was for £33 per week. When he com plained, he was told he would have to appeal. He felt let down by the DHSS and panicked. Mr Lumley said it was
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other offences to be taken into consideration — the theft of-a radio cassette
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