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SPONSORED SING 100 Songs From The Shows 13th, JULY 1990 7 p.m. — 10 p.m. In The Church Hall


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH OPERATIC & DRAMATIC SOCIETY


Collee and biscuits available ALL WELCOME


Stay as long as you want


A Great lin y Out for A l l Ihc Fumity


Town has ‘heart


of gold’


C LITHE ROD has shown it has a “heart of gold” said Miss Marie Preedy, a committee member of the Clithcroc branch ol' the NSPCC this week.


organising a special gar­ den party which will be held at Downham Hall, courtesy of Lord and Lady Clitheroe, a week on Sun­ day to celebrate the char­ ity’s national centenary.


The branch is busy


at the response of traders in the town," said Miss Preedy. "For we have been given at least 100 raffle' and tombola prizes, and the town has spon­ sored us very generously.”


“We have beet, amazed


opened by television actress Thelma Harlow, who plays Coronation


The Harden party will be


Street’s Mavis Riley, and v is i to rs will also he allowed to look around the hall gardens. The day’s attractions will include hands, Punch and Judy, .stalls and panics.


An Olympic occasion


THE budding athletes of Bright Street Nur­ sery School, Clith­ croc, were showing off th e ir ta le n ts la s t Thursday. It was the annual


sports day when there were !>(> competitors — the youngest just 17 months and the oldest aged four-and-a-half. There was an Olym-


the school p ar tici­ pated in flat races, hut only the older pupils were allowed to take part the fun races. The winners were pro­ se ri t c d w i t h gold medals and all the competitors received sweets. "It was a well sup­


pic-style procession at the beginning of the afternoon, with one young girl carrying a torch. All the children of


ported afternoon, with m othe rs , fa th e rs , grandparents, aunties, uncles and friends there to watch,” said Mrs Betty Brown, who was in charge of the proceedings. “ It turned out to lie a very enjoyable day.”


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Council man who saw red found not guilty


BOOKED for driviing


dence his professional knowledge of tho law told him that the lights them­ selves were illegal, he explained at Burnley Crown Court.


motorist in thousands who knew he could not be guilty. For purely by coinci­


the light. Mr Whipp js a well-


known official of~Barnol(ls- wick Cricket Club and in


ing personality, of Gisburn Road, Barnoldswick, suc­ cessfully appealed against his conviction by Reedley magistrates for failing to observe the light signals installed in the town centre last year. He was represented by Barnolds­ wick barrister Mr Alistair Bower, and was awarded his corts from central funds.


Mr Whipp, a local sport­


police officer saw Mr Whipp’s car drive through the lights as he was on his way home from a sports­ man’s dinner, and stopped him. A breathalyser test was negative, but he was reported for going through


The court heal'd that a


professional life is asenior technical officer with Rib­ ble Valley Council. He explained to Judge


morning, Ribble Valley Council officer Graham Whip]) was one ng through t temp emptorary traffic lights on red early one


Heather Steel that his job involved highways and similar matters, including temporary traffic lights. He said that due to many problems with them over the years, strict regula-’ lions were imposed. They had to have a traffic sen­ sor on the top, so that vehicles approaching at night would cause them to change, to avoid drivers getting impudent.


had flashed at the lights several times, but they did not change, so he assumed they were malfunctioning and drove through as it was safe to do so. When he


Mr Whip]) said that he


was stopped by the police and they found he had


Honours degree


WORK in the probation Lisa, the daughter of service or with malad- Castle Cement storeman justed children is planned Mr John Knott and his by Miss Lisa Knott (22), of wife Valerie, attended St Hall Street, Clitheroe, w ho ha s ju s t h e e n awarded a BA honours degree in Applied Social Sciences with the Certifi­ cate of Qualification in Social Work.


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OPENING HOURS: M Thurs 9 am. - 8 p.m.; Fri 9 am. - 4.30 p.m.; Sol 10 am. - 4 p.m. on • Tuds 9.00 am. - 5.00 pm; Wod closoo for roslocking; v 29066


of St James’s Church Pathfinder Group and of St James's Guides. Lisa look her degree at


went back and found that they had not responded to flashing because there was no sensor, nor did the lights have a crown mark indicating they were of an


been drinking, he was more worried by that than about the lights not work­ ing properly. But tiie following day he


the new Tidy Up Lanca- property, shire Scheme run jointly The projects, which by the County Council and have already been spot- British Telecom.


Institute and Subden Par- are among a total of 34 in ish Council have been various parts of l.anca- awarded the maximum shire named for grants. £100 grant, while Kibbles- County Conn. George dale Nursery School, Slynn, chairman of the Clitheroe, and the Langlm Tidy Up Lancashire Steer- Duke of Edinburgh Award ing Group, said: “We have Group have been listed for been most impressed by the £50 grant.


Kimington Women's Advertiser and Times," lighted in the "Clitheroe


involved the tidying up of great enthusiasm in their a funner tip and the provi- plans for improving the sion of “No tipping" signs environment, and at Salxlen the parish “There is still a large coucil removed graffiti and sum of cash to he allo- re s to red the village cated, though, and we benches.


The Kimington scheme many groups showing tho (pialily of applications,


teachers at Kibblosdale projects." Nursery School joined Application forms are forces in a general clean- available from Mr Brian up of their grounds and Hill, secretary. Tidy Up at Langlio there were var- Lancashire. County Hall, ions activities to improve Preston, PKI ,SX.J.


approved type. His counsel Mr Bower


handed the Judge the regulations, which he emphasised were not advi­ sory, but mandatory. He pointed out that they sti­ pulated that lights not ful­ filling the conditions were noL only illegal, hut had to be regarded as an obstruc­ tion of the highway. The magistrates should


of the cou r t , J udge Heather Steel said that it was clear that the appeal must he allowed, on tech- nicai . . ........ ..a.


not have found Mr Whipp guilty, submitted Mr Bower. Announcing the decision


Experiencing world of business


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of the small village primary schools in the Kibble Valley met at Kibblesdale and were taken through t h c i r p a c e s o n i n d u s t r y - related tasks by representatives from industry and commerce. These ranged from dentists to animal feed manu­


THE ups and downs of the business world were experienced by 10 and 11-year-olds last week when they took part ill an Industry Day at Kibblestlale High School. Seventy-five children from the top junior classes


standing of industrial relationships, appreciating basic requirements of working together in a team, developing communication skills and comprehending the individual's role in industry.


facturers and hankers to veterinary surgeons. The aims were for the pupils to gain an under­


Tiny tots, parents and groups who have ideas Tor would like to hear from


FOUR local groups which have been helping to clean up the county have won themselves a tidy sum — and there could be more money on its way to the Ribble Valley if others fol­ low suit. The grants come from th e look of v illag e


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