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Drugs courier was ‘out of his depth’


A CLITHEROE teenager who acted as a “drugs courier” has been fined £750 and ordered to do 180 hours unpaid work for the community.


(19), of The Crescent, Clitheree, pleaded guilty


' Shane David Dewhurst


(» possession of ampheta­ mine, a ttempted pos­ session of ecstasy as well as possession of ampheta­


cu t in g , told P re s to n C ro w n C o u r t t h a t Dewhurst was seen by police on Central Drive car park, Blackpool. He recog­ nised the olficers and pan­ icked, appearing to drop something. Mr Hague said a jar was


mine sulphate with intent to supply. Mr I’aul Hague, prose­


found containing 25 tab­ lets, a single tablet and a wrap of amphetamine p o w d e r . D e w h u r s t believed the drug was ecstasy, but that did not


Red light for barn extension


AN application to add a conservatory to a 17th-


century barn in Bolton-by- I lowland has been refused by Kibble Valley planners. ' The borough council’s P lanning and Devel­ opment Committee heard that the applicant wished to build tile conservatory at the grade two listed Howgill H am, Main Street. They were reminded


that last year permission had been given for an extension to the rear,


which had increased the amount of accommodation substantially. It was pointed out that


had been to Manchester on behalf of a mail called Judd. He was offered £50 to go to Manchester and pick up a jar of tablets and bring them to Blackpool. He was then going to take the drugs inside the night club for.Judd to distribute them. Mr Peter Anderson, in


prove to be the case. Dewhurst told police he


mitigation, said Dewhurst came from a respectable family, and his parents were disappointed in what


courier for £50 and had only supplied to Judd. “He thought they were ecstasy and no doubt that’s what Judd’s customers were supposed to think,” said Mr Anderson. Dewhurst had spent a


he had done. He had agreed to be a


shock. He had shared a cell with a drug user and tha t had taught him a graphic lesson of what drugs were and what they could do to you. “lie was a foolish young


week in custody and that had been a short sharp


the forfeiture of the drugs and £-11.25p.


CHILDREN at a Clith­ eroe primary school have been helping to raise funds for research into an illness which has affected the mother of one of the pupils. Their efforts in running


chairman of the local Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Group, on Friday. Children from the top


try and raise money for research and, with friends at school, formed a group of fund-raisers.


a soft drinks stall at play­ times resulted in the pre­ sentation of a cheque to Mrs Audrey Atwood,


mail out of his depth,” said Mr Anderson. An order was made for


m o th e r , Mrs K a ren Sowerbutts, is a sufferer of ME.


class of Brookside County Primary School travelled to Wilpshire Methodist Church, after an end of term disco at school, to present the £2(i cheque. Charlotte Sowerbutts'


Her daughter decided to


chairman, supported by Katherine Croydon (secre­ tary), Caroline Dewey (manager), Victoria Wal- berg (accountant) and Beth Dugdale (treasurer).


Charlotte became the


Said Mrs Sowerbutts: “Over the years I have


had a lot of surgery and tre a tm en t for several medical conditions, but I have never experienced anything like ME. I never knew it was possible to feel so ill for so long. Money is desperately


needed for research into t h i s d e v a s t a t i n g condition.”


Prize day at CRGS


ing means sterilisation," said Conn. Frank Dyson (Clitheroe).


Go-ahead for sign


DESPITE objections from Waddington Parish Coun­ cil, Kibble Valley’s Plan­ ning and Development Committee has given the go-ahead for a “bed and breakfast" sign in the village. The timber sign, which the parish council says was


erected before planning approval was sought, hangs from a post approxi­ mately five feet high. Positioned near Peter


Barn, Cross Lane, Wad­ dington, the sign bears the words "bed ami breakfast” and displays a directional arrow and the wording "half a mile.”


Prizes were presented by headmaster Mr Stuar t Holt to the winners at the annual Clitheroe Royal Grammar School sports day.


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Cup) was Heidi Davison and boys’ champion (Mid­ dle School Cup) Matthew Fearnhead. Claire Holding was junior girls' champion (Taylor’s Sports Cup) and Robert Dobson boys’ champion (Harrison Cup).


Trophy was presented to Gisburn House for gaining most points during the term (385). Chatburn scored (32ti), Sawley (309) and Ribble (243). Gisburn House also won the Inter House Athletics Trophy, followed by Chatburn, S a w l e y and R i b b l e


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Sawley. 100m. First year: Girls — C.


Key: C — Chalburn, (1 — Gis­ burn, It — Kibble, S —1


Results


Holding (C), E. Foster (S), R. Hamilton (G).Boys — J. Dug­ dale (G), A. Anderson (C), S. Edmundson (G). Second year: Girls — J. Cuntiffe (S), L. Fielding (S), C. Clifford (R). Boys — R. Dobson (C),A. Wal­ ton (S), J. Reynolds (G). Third vear: Girls — .1.


Nicholls (ft), C. Scott (G), K. Phillip (R). Boys — J. Borland (R), M. Fearnhead (S), P. Earn­ shaw (G). Fourth year: Girls — M. Cocker (S), S. Uttley (C), J. Yearing (G).


Third vear: Girls — J.


Boys — I. Wilson (G), I). Lead- beater (S), D. Theobalds (C).


Triple jump. Intermediate:


Holding (C), R. Hamilton (G), J. Darlington (R). Boys — J. Dug­ dale (G), M. Benfield (S), S. Clegg (C). Second year: Girls — J. Cunliffe (S), L. Fielding (S), C. Clifford (R). Boys — R. Dob­ son (C) ,A. Walton (S), J. Reynolds. Third year: Girls — A. Felcey


Nicholls (It), J. Coupe (C), C. Scott (G). Boys — M. r earnhead (S), I\ Earnshaw (G), I. Wilson (G). Fourth year: Girls — H. Davison (G), M. Cocker (S), S. Uttley (C). Boys — J. Evans (S), B. Gordon (G), C. Hutchin­ son (R). 200m. First year: Girls — C.


C. Knowles (R), G. Dawson (R), L. Fielding (S).Boys — R. Dob­ son (C), A. Walton (S), A. Smith (It). Intermediate: Girls — C Slinger (G), joint 2nd J. Nicholls (R) and H. Davison (G). Boys — W. Robinson (C), joint 2nd I. Wilson (G) and J. Borland (R).


High jump. Junior: Girls —


J. Cunliffe (S), S. Hardacre (R), C. Whitford (C). Boys — R. Dobson (C), J. Reynolds (G), A. Walton (S).


Long jump. Junior: Girls —


Mr Philip Hailey said that there came a time when no more additions or altera­ tions should be made and that the extension already granted was half the size of the existing building. "I don’t beiieve that list­


the barn was considered an important part of the area’s history, containing two cruel; trusses which almost certainly date from an earlier period. Director of development


was arranged by teachers as a thank you to the youngsters for their fund­ raising efforts for ME — and also for pupils’ help at the summer fair earlier in the year, when profits topped £1,300 for school funds. Over 150 people packed


The end of term disco


Sports day fun for Sabden youngsters


IT was third time lucky for youngsters at Sab­ den County Primary School who enjoyed their annual sports day after two postponements because of the weather.


eventually took place, however, and there were various events including wheelbarrow, skipping


It was great fun when it


and three-legged races. The results are as follows:


boys, Simon Thompson, Matt Payne, Edward Gill. Year one and two, girls, Kirsty Shipston,


Obstacle: Year one and two, Jason Guirdham and Nick


Rachel Gill, Lydia Dyson. Three-legged: Y ear three,


Running: Reception one. Gemma Stewart, Jessica Hes- lop, Robbie St John. Reception two, Ross Preston, Hayley Gill, Tom Scott. Year one and two, b o y s , Simon Thompson, Matthew Payne, Edward Gill. Year one and two, girls, Lydia Dvson. Danielle Lord, Kirsty Shipston. Year three, boys, Jason Guirdham, Nick Pickard, Paul Clegg. Year three, girls, Sally Glenn. Hannah Thompson, Lauren Dyson. Year four, boys, Paul Thompson, Tim Glenn, Adam Guirdham. Year four, girls. Sarah Scott, Gaby Green­ wood. Kimberley Lingard. Year five. bovs. Ian Davies, Alan Cocks. l)avid “Bill” Wright. Year five and six, Sarah Payne, Claire Bostock. Year six, boys, Leigh Cockman, Christopher Capstiek. Lee Skellern. Y< . .. Is, Jennifer Walker, Lucy


ear


the school hall. With refreshments and dancing to music supplied by Sound Stereo Disco, the c h i ld re n th o ro u g h ly enjoyed the night. Pictured is Beth (left)


one, Robbie St John, Jessica Heslop, Martin Foster. Recep­ tion two, Ross Preston, Fiona


Bond, Catherine Wilson. Egg and spoon: Reception


with Charlotte (second left) pouring drinks for


some of the pupils during the disco.


FROM PAGE ONE


Battle of the pill box


are desperately short of


affordable housing for younger people in the Rib­ ble Valley. “I would plead with Mr


Bailey to go back to the applicant and give us some reasonable assurance that he will try to give us some affordable housing in Whalley. This site would fill a useful gap if we could g e t s o m e l o c a l co-operation.” Coun. Mrs Margaret


FARRICKER — COLLINSON


Times,” Miss Rachael Eliz­ ab e th Collinson, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jos Collinson, of Bellman Karin, Chatburn, was married at Christ Church, Chatburn, to joiner Mr Carl Farricker. He is the son of Mr and


A former journalist with th e “ A d v e r t i s e r and


Mrs Bernard Farricker, of H ig h e r Brown Birks


Farm, Accrington. The bride, now a public


re la t io n s w r i te r who designed her own and the bridegroom’s wedding rings, was given away by her father. She wore full-length off-white gown of Chinese silk with short ruffled sleeves, fitted bodice and cathedral- length train. The neckline and skirt were trimmed with gold and off-white


Kelly (VVhalley) empha sised the need for low cost s t a r t e r h o m e s , but retorted, “these are not


low cost.” She added: “If every bit


of free land in the village is developed, soon there won’t be any free land left. “This site is adjacent to


the old Whalley railway station. When the station is reopened, you will be lo o k in g fo r p a rk in g places.” Coun. Mrs Kelly went


ro se s and g re en silk leaves, and a headdress of


fresh foliage and off-w.hite roses nelu her cathedral- length veil. She carried bouquet of mixed fresh foliage and off-white roses. Chief bridesmaid was


Whitwell, Tom Scott. Year one and two, boys, Simon Thomp­ son, Edward Gill, Will Ken­ worthy. Year one and two, girls, Kirsty Shipston, Gemma Warburton and Danielle Lord. Year three, Sarhh Lord, Han­ nah Thompson, Sally Glenn. Year four, group one, Adam Guirdham, Adam Cockman, Joe Kenworthy. Year four, group two, Tim Glenn, Alexandra Lawless, Charlotte Ainsworth. Year four, group three, Sarah Scott, Dale Rainford, David Bostock. Year five, boys, Ian Davies, Alan Cocks, Kenneth Ashworth. Year five and six, girls, Sarah Payne, Jennifer Walker, Emma Duff. Year six, boys, Lee Skellern, Leigh Cock-


lop, James Basnet, Robbie St John. Reception two, Ross Preston, Hayley Gill, Tom


man Christopher Canstick. Sack: Reception, Jessie*


Scott. Year one and two, boys, Simon Thompson, Will Ken­


worthy, Matt I’ayne.Year one and two, girls, Danielle Lord, Lydia Dyson, Kirsty Shipston. Y


Clegg, Jason Guirdham. Year four, group one. Gaby Green­ wood, Joanne Bates, Adam Cockman and Adam Guirdham. Y'ear four.group two, Paul Thompson, Charlotte Ains­


’ear three, Sally Glenn, Paul


Picard, Sally Glenn and Paul Clegg, Sarah Court and Joanne Bates. Year four, boys, Adam Cockman and Adam Guirdham, Dale Rainford and David Bos­ tock, Dean Rainford and Daniel Thompson. Y'ear four, girls, Kimberley Lingard and Gaby Greenwood, Rachel Grimshaw and Lisa Skellern, 3, (joint) Re­ becca Palmer and Natalie Ward and Sally Glenn and Sarah Scott. Y'ear five and six, boys, Lee Skellern and Christopher Cnpstick, Peter Helm and David “Bill” Wright, Ian Davies and Alan Cocks. Y'ear five and six, girls, Liz Ellis and Lucy Bond, Catherine Wilson and Jennifer Walker, Sarah Payne and Claire


Adam Cockman and Paul Clegg, Nick Pickard and Jason Guird­ ham, Sarah Court and Sally Glenn. Y'ear four, boys, Chris­ topher Pickard and Paul Thompson, Tim Glenn and David Bostock, Joe Kenworthy and Adam Cockman. Y'ear four, girls. Sarah Scott and Lisa Skel lern, Rebecca Palmer and Nata­


Bostock. Wheelbarrow: Y'ear three


lie Ward, Kimberley Lingard and Gaby Greenwood. Skipping: Christopher Cap


stick, Leigh Cockman, and David “Bill” Wright. Year five and six, Lucv Bond, Sarah Pavne, Emma buff. Mini marathon: Year five


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worth, Rebecca Palmer. Year four, group three, Sarah Scott, Lisa Skellern, Rachel Grim­ shaw. Year five, boys, Ian Davies, David “Bill” Wright, Peter Helm. Y'ear five and six, girls, Catherine Wilson, Sarah Payne and Lucy Bond. Y'ear six, boys, Christopher Capstick, Russell Dyson, Lee Skellern. Hands and feet: Reception


Sarah Green. Bridesmaids were Caroline Beckett and the bride’s niece, Gemma Collinson, and pageboy was Gavin Collinson, the bride’s nephew. The bride’s mother, Mrs


on to say that the pill box was part of the history of


Whalley. “From this pill box, watch was kept in the second world war. A register is being kept of these because so many are disappearing. It is thought to be an excellent example of a superior type of ma­ chine-gun post.” Councillors heard that


junction of The Sidings and Station Road. The parish council has


the application under coil sideration was an outline plan for an ir reg ula r- shaped piece of land at the


also objected to loss of the pill box.


Under cover plan for mart


Nicholls (It), S. Uttley (C), C. Hatton (S). Boys — M. Feam­ head (S), B. Gordon (G), I. Wil­ son (G). Discus. Intermediate: Girls —


Intermediate: Girls — J.


(C), J. Coupe (C), H. Bremner (C). Boys — I.Wilson (G), M. Fearnhead (S), P. Earnshaw (G). Fourth year: Girls — H. Davison (G), C. Creig (R), N. Beattie (R). Boys — B. Gordon (G), A. Jain (R),B. Butterfield (S).


H. Davison (G), K. Phillips (C), J. McNamee (C).Boys —*B.


Gordon (G), M. Feamhead (S),


S. Webb (C). 800m. Junior: Girls — C.


Holding (C), G. Dawson (G), J. Cunliffe (S). Boys — J. Reyn­


olds (G), N. Jolmes (C), J. Dug­ dale (G). Intermediate: Girls —


Dawson (R), N. Spencer (S), H. Dugdale (C). Boys — J. Reyn­ olds (G), S. Clough (G), N. Jolmes (C). Intermediate: Girls — H. Davison (G), A. Felcey (C), J. Middleton (C). Boys — C. Fishlock (C), J. Borland (R), L. Lever (C). 80m hurdles. First year: Girls


A. Felcey (C), J. Nicholls (R), J. Middleton (C). Boys — C. Fish- lock (C), J. Borland (R), P. Eamshaw (G). 1500m. Junior: Girls — G.


SHEEP sales at Gisburn Auction Mart could soon be taking place under cover. Members of Ribble Val­


400m. Intermediate: Girls —


. D. Chiappi (G), E. Wandless (G), N. Taylor (S).Boys — It.


— H. Davison (G), S. Clegg (C), M. Cocker (S). Boys — R. Bux­ baum (G), B. Melting (C), A. Moorby (It). Shot. Intermediate: Girls —


H. Davison (G), E. Bradshaw (G), N. Taylor (S). Boys — R. Buxbaum (G), M. Hill (G), M. Fearnhead (S). Javelin. Intermediate: Girls


Nicholson (G), D. Moss (R), R. Buxbaum (G). Cricket ball throw. Junior:


ley Council's Planning and Development Committee approved the erection of a steel portal framed struc­ ture to roof over the exist­ ing slice)) pen area at the mart. The recommenda­ tion was proposed by Coun. Harry Waddington (Gisburn). Councillors heard that


Boys — V. Gardner-Chan (R), D. Seed (C), A. Walton (S). Rounders ball throw. Junior: Girls — C. Coates (C), S. Jones


(G), L. Todd (G). Relay. First year: Girls —


there had been no objec­ tions from the parish council but one letter had been received from a nearby resident. The scheme proposed


Chatburn, Ribble. Gisburn. Boys — Sawley, Gisburn, Chat­ burn. Second year: Girls — Sawley, Ribble, Gisbuni. Boys — Chatbum, Sawley, Gisburn. Third year: Girls — Chat-


Ruth Collinson, made the ballerina-length dresses for the bridesmaids in gold silk with puffed sleeves


and dropped, shaped waists trimmed with off- white and gold roses. Off- white roses and variegated ivy leaves were woven into their plaited hair and they carried posies to match the bride’s bouquet. Best man was Greg


one, James P. Basnet, Jessica Heslop, Gemma Stewart. Reception two, Ross Preston, Hayley GUI, Tom Scott.


Concern over village


house plan CONCERN about the use of Back Lane, Rimington, as an access for more prop­ e r t ie s has again been expressed by Ribble Val­ ley Council’s director of development. Mr Philip Bailey’s com­


Westell. Groomsmen were P hilip Schofield and


Michael Johnson and ushers Andrew Collinson the bride’s brother, and Edward T h o rn e , th bridegroom’s brother-in law. The ceremony was per­


formed by th e Rev Walter Drain and th


organist was Mrs Dorothy Brewer. Soloist was Mr Dorothy Dugdale and reading was given by Mary Hornby.


Mytton Fold Farm Hotel Langlio, the couple left for a honeymoon in Crete. They a re to live


Following a reception at


Worsley S tre e t , Acc rington.


Settle. Photograph: Jelleys,


A PARTY of Spanish teachers enjoyed a whis­ tle-stop tour of the Ribble Valley. The teachers from the


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cil had no objection to the building proposed, but expressed surprise at the size and stressed that they still considered Back Lane unsuitable for access par­ ticularly in view of the large vehicles which would be using it during building operations.


Spanish invasion


Ribble Valley, Coun. Alan Kay, at a civic reception. They had a tour of the


Granada region, who were in Britain improving their English, met the Mayor of College.


— C. Holding (C), L. Edwards (G), H. Taylor (R). Boys — J. Dugdale (G), S. Clegg (C), M. Benfield (S). Second year: Girls — C. Knowles (R), A. Cocker (S), C. Smith (C). Boys — R. Dobson (C), A. Walton (S), J. Reynolds (G).


bum, Ribble, Gisbum. Boys — Sawley, Chatburn, Ribble. Fourth year: Girls — Gisbum, Sawley, Chatburn. Boys — Sawley, Ribble, Gisburn. Our picture shows prizewin­


ners being congratulated by Mr Holt. From the left: back — Richard Buxbaum, Robert Dob­ son, Claire Holding, Heidi Davi­ son, Mr Holt, Matthew Feam­ head: front — Andrew Hurst, Rosalind Hamilton.


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tion of the A59 and Mill Lane and is adjacent to the Gisburn conservation area.


Hodder Valley and visited the North West Sound Archive at Clitheroe Cas­ t le and S to n y h u r s t


View of Low Moor through the ages


LOW MOOR artist Eric Joselin will be presenting an exhibition of his work at Clitheroe Library later this month. Mr Joselin was born in London, but has spent the last 30 years in Lancashire as a Methodist minister. A


past minister of the former Nelson Street Chapel, Low Moor, he retired in 1988. He has enjoyed painting and drawing all his life and


the forthcoming exhibition, which is mainly in pastel, focuses on Low Moor through the ages. The exhibition starts a week on Thursday and runs until August 17th.


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