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evening” was held at Thorneyholme ItC Primary School and attracted a large turnout of parents, who were amazed at what the children could do and the skills they hud learnt. With the the help of


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Pamela Parden and teacher Mrs Sheila Itushton organised the evening to give parents an opportunity to sec in action some of the c(|uipmcnt they helped to purchase through various fund-raising efforts.


Nigel Stewart, the children gave working displays of all aspects of computer work, including word processing, graphics and logo design. Headmistress Mrs


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of Mr and Mrs .1. Cook, of St Paul's Street, and the bridegroom, a self-em­ ployed plumber and heat­ ing engineer and the son of Mr and Mrs .1. Davies, of Harrowford Road, Colne, were married at Sacred Heart Church, Colne. The bride, given away


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RAISING money for injured motor cyclists are two bikers from Sabden who plan to ride virtually non-stop from Hand’s End to John O’ Groats next month.


Windsor (left), of Gar­ dener’s Row, and Paul Heather (second from right), of Padiham Road, who have both been keen on motor cycling since they were Hi and want to show that it can be a safe pastime, despite the horri­ fic injuries which some bikers sustain. The jo u rn e y from


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Hand’s End to John O’ Groats is something they have wanted to do for many years. But it was the plight of a local man, David Gott (20), of Gar­ d en e r ’s Row, which prompted the pair to use the rido as a way of raising money for the Younger Disabled Unit at Burnley General Hospital. David suffered head


injuries in a moto-cross accident and spent a year at the unit, which is renowned for its care of motor cycle accident vic­ tims. Now back at home, David is hoping soon to learn to drive again, this time in a ear. Frank and Paul — and


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for fuel, being advised by the bikers’ End-to-End Club of the best refuelling stops.


all the regulars of the White Hart Inn, Sabden, who are backing the event and organising the fund­ raising — hope to collect £1,000 from sponsorship, as they have already been promised £300 from local residents. Also helping are the


Stewart Harrow, grooms­ men were Mr Richard Heaver and Mr Shaun Harrison and ushers were Mr Terry Sutcliffe and Mr Andrew Novak. The ceremony was per­


the Plough Inn. Wiggles- wortli. The couple are to live in Colne. Photograph: Hinton Photography. Barrowford.


Street fair


groups and organisations manning stalls at the event, the public had a wide choice of goods, from home-made cakes to bric-a-brac. Now in its 10th year,


EAGER shoppers flocked to Ribchester for the vil­ lage’s 10th annual street fair. With various charity


formed by Fr J. Tubman and the organist was Mr Herman Eccles. A reception was held at


journey in their stride. They have travelled long distances before, journey­ ing to Ireland and back only a fortnight ago, and have powerful, comfort­ able machines: Paul rides a CBR 10,000 and Frank a ZZR 1,100. Anyone who would like


Both hope to take the


to help sponsor the pair should contact Mrs Alison


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staff at the Younger unit, who last week invited world Formula 1 champion Carl Fogarty (right) to come and help with the fund-raising before he went to the Isle of Man TT races last weekend. ■ One of the unit’s doc­ tors, Dr Peter Merry (pic­ tured here beside unit fund-raiser Sandra Dean) will be going to Hand’s End to start the bikers off.


Walkers’ last look at wood facing axe


UNFORTUNATELY there was a very poor turnout for the annual Wednesday Club walk led bv Mrs Pat Parrott.


took the opportunity to have a pleasant walk starting at Hurst Green, going by way of The Dene, past Green Gore Farm and


Only eight members


Entries are needed for environmental challenge contest


MORE Ribble Valley schools are needed to represent the area in a national environmental challenge in recognition of the Queen’s -10th anniversary of accession in 1992. The Royal Anniversary Trust, which is organising


small back-up team at Hand’s End drawn from regulars of the White Hart, who will be taking the motor bikes to Corn­ wall so that Frank and Paul can make a fresh start on June 21st. Frank and Paul expect


There will, in fact, be a


the journey to take 17 hours. They will stop only


Pendle Club


the fair was well attended throughout the day, with all the proceeds going to charity.


WINNERS of the weekly bridge session at Clith- eroe's Pendle Club were Mrs K. Buleock and Mrs F. Porter. Mrs M. Shaw and Mr J. Lynch.


the event, asked schools if they would take part in an environmental awards scheme by thinking up imagi­


native projects of lasting benefit to their local


community. So far. more than 4,000 schools have offered to


take part, but to date the Ribble Valley’s represen­ tation is just Bolton-by-Bowland CE Primary School, Howland County High School and St Augustine's RC High School. Billington. Every school taking part will receive an award


such as improving or repairing buildings, developing gardens or rest areas, improving local amenities, planting trees or shrubs, eliminating a local pollution


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Had drunk too much to remember assaults


AFTER pl e ading guilty to a number of assaults, Clitheroe man Carl Jeffries was s e n t e n c e d to s ix months ’ imprison­ ment.


months for assaulting Mrs Deborah Jeffries, three months for assaulting Mr Gary Paul Bates, six months for assaulting PC Robert Allen Brown and six months for assaulting PC Alan David Spence. In addition, Jeffries was


moor Drive, Clitheroe, was sentenced to three


Jeffries (25), of East-


tences will run concur­ r en t ly . He was also ordered to pay £30 costs. Mr Angus Craigen, pro­


secuting, said that Mr Bates was the licensee of the Bridge Inn, where Mrs Jeffries, the ex-wife of the defendant, worked. Following a dispute


fries said he could not remember the incident because he had drunk too much. He had spent £50 on alcohol over two days. The court heard that,


between Jeffries and his ex-wife, the defendant hit her. Mr Bates went over to calm the situation anil Jeffries punched him in the face. Jeffries then headbutted


sentenced to one month for damaging property valued at £593-50, belong- in g to W h i tb r e a d Breweries pic. The sen­


When questioned, Jef­


the fruit-machine and a picture, threw tables and chairs, threw stools at the bar and smashed a new till.


three weeks later, officers were called to 3 Talbot Close by Mrs Jeffries, who asked them to remove her husband. After being requested to leave, Jef­ fries asked to say goodbye to his child and then assaulted PC Brown and PC Spencer. There was a struggle


bruised eye and Mr Bates received a sore ear from the incident.


Mrs Jeffries received a


Mrs Jeffries rang the defendant at his mother’s and asked him to come round. While at the house, Jeffries went to the toilet and while he was there his wife rang for the police. He did not know why she had done this. Regarding the incident


and, with the assistance of other officers, Jeffries was taken to Clitheroe Police station and charged. In mitigation, Mr John


Humley said that domestic problems had caused Jef­ fries’ behaviour and he had


subsequently apologised to his wife, the licensee of the pub and the police officers concerned. He told the court that


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angered Jeffries. It was a love-hate relationship.


through the beautiful wood, where the farmer’s wife told the party to take full advantage of the sce­ nery. as most of the trees are to be felled in the near future. Although they have


fought very hard to try to conserve the wood, their efforts have been in vain. The walkers then trav­


elled across Stonyhurst golf course and past the front of the college, watch­ ing a lone heron taking his supper and two tiny duck­ lings waiting for their par­ ents to return with theirs. The final leg was down


to the river and along part of the Ribble Way. with a fine view of the viaduct. The woods and fields were full of bluebells, prim roses, violets and wild garlic. Then it was back to the


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Eagle and Child Hotel for an excellent and well earned supper. Thanks were expressed to Mrs Parrott by leader Mrs Pam Bury. The next meeting will


also arranged a theatre trip to see "Hes Miser- ables” in Manchester, on June 17th next year Those wishing to go should contact her as soon as pos sible. as there are : limited number of tickets.


in Manchester. Members should meet on the Health Centre ear park at 7 p.m. Mrs Janet Hulme has


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