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Overflowing with Christmas post in Clitheroe


C H R IS TM A S post is flooding the pilliii'-lioxes in Clitheroe town centre. Ry Monday afternoon, l-


post was falling out o f tile- tw o ou ls id e _ th e K in g |


Street post office. Despite extra collections


laid on over the Christmas period, the boxes could not cope with the amount o f


mail. A s o n e r e s i d c n t


attempted to post his let­ t e r , a d e lu g e o l m ai l landed at his feet.


Others took their mail


into the post of fice, but although s ta f f took it to prevent it being lost or damaged, they pointed out that the Royal Mail is a separate service.


Mrs Rachael l-’arricker,


Lenses trained on camera winners


TH E nervous clicks o f csimeni shutters wen heard as the results o f the Ribblesdale Camera C lu b ’ s s e c on d op en c om p e t i t io n w e r e


announced.


Weather curtails ramble


S E V E R E wiontry weather i walking difficult for


IMlI'i


in'ilde the ( theii


'Jitheroe Itanihlers on between th each group.


IILIit:i « m; i ven»•»»!« . last weekend outing


o f the year. L ed by 1


Th e print competition ’a t P a r r o t t ,


th e y s ta r ted from (11a- phatn station and crossed the Riv er Weiiuitig to take field paths to llainniond- head fa rm and the hamlet


o f Mewith. A fte r pausing to admire


Mewith Head Hall, they lunched in the shelter ol P,miner Kurd Reck, then made their way on to open hcathland, b e fo re d rop ­ ping down via Holly 'I roe to Mewith bane. Ry this stage, the snow,


and w ind comb ined to make navigation almost impossible, so a return was made along the lane to


Clapham. Hoping for better condi­


tions, the next walk will take place on boxing Day, meeting at Waterloo car


park, Clitheroe, at Ml si.in. for the traditional walk, which this year will start


fc - from Ruckdcn._________ Tyres taken


T H R E E Michelin ty re s and two wheels, valued at £300, w ere stolen from Pendle T ra d in g Es ta te, Chatburn, between 3 p.m. on Saturday and 0 a.in. on


Monday.


w a s w on by M r A la n Marsden with his work i e n t i t le d "S h e l l f ish in g I bo a ts . P e e l I .O .M . ” In I s e c on d p la c e w a s Mr D a v id r o in I r c t w i l l ) “Queen's Park Rridgo” and in third place was Mr Ray­ mond C r e en w o o d w ith


“ Claire." Th e slide competition


w a s w on b y r Ken C ed d e s w ith “ Rangknk n ig h t ." Second was Mr P om fre t with “ E v enin g ref le c t ion " and third Mr Philip Anforth with “ Small jug wil h flowers."


The end o f November


saw the Inter-club Photo­ graphic A l l ianc e o f the black and white print folio,


which included a number o f Itibblesdale’s entries to the competition.


On Thursday, the club


held its second open e v e ­ ning o f travel pictures and audio-visual programmes for the public. Mr Prank P.arn e s p r e s e n t e d an excel lent programme on


SouLli America. The next evening is on


January 311111, with a spe­ cial presentation about a


trip to China. oi.v I,oral professional pho­


t o g r a p h e r and v i i le o - g rapher Mr John Thorn judged the eoinpetition which proi lncei l a high s tan d a rd o f en t r y . praised the general stan­ dard or photography in the


cluh and spoke o f the dd- " c h o o s i II g pictures in


. c u l l y «


Christmas carols for toddlers


C l l lb D R E N dressed as ang els, shepherds and k in gs lo r a Christmas s e r v ic e at St P a u l 's Church, I.ow Moor.


C o n d u c t i n g t h c


annual carol service lor St P a u l 's m o th e r and toddler grout) and play­


g r o u p w a s th e R e v . Rodnov Nicholson, with Mr Mark bcadbeater as


organist. A f t e rw a r d s , e n t ic e


anil mince pies, a long w i t h b i s c u i t s a n cl o r a n g e ju i c e , w e re­ s e r v e d in th e p a r ish h a l l , when th e re was also a succcsslul ra lf le.


School places worry


Clitheroe.


nusl the o f f ic e r who asked him to take a breathalyser test, Clitheroe magistrates w e ie


I told. Norman Hall (M i ) , " f


' W e s t V iew , C l ith e r o e , who had a previous convic­ tion for drink-driving, was banned from d r iv in g for three years and fined M l fo r d r iv in g with excess alcohol in his breath. He w also fined £100 for


as ................. - - failing to stop for a police


officer. Hall pleaded guilty and


was orde red to pay prosecution costs. Presiding magistrate Mr


CO U N C IL LO R S have again expressed (heir con­ c e rn at th e e f fe c t o f inc reas ed housing con­ struction on the number of school places available ill


Members ol the Ribble


V a l le y D istr ict biaison Committee for Education


asked for a report examin­ ing the effect o f increased housing construction on


th e n um b e r ol p u p i ls entering Clitheroe’s senior


schools. A report to the commit­


tee by bancashire County Council showed there to be no problem in ( Jitheroe schools at meeting present


needs. However, Conn. Howell


Jones (Clitheroe) told com­ mittee members that the county council should be aware o f a problem in I he


future. - , ., , ,


Peter Reed said: “This is an extremely serious mat­ ter. You were convicted of drink-driving in February, 1000, and there is really no excuse to be in court a second time — you have- g o t t o b e p u n is h e d


accordingly.” P ro s e cu to r Mr David


Hartley said that a police- motor patrol o f f ice r saw Hall come out o f the Com­ mercial H o tel, Wha l ley Road, Clitheroe. He was c le a r ly unsteady on his fe et , but climbed into a van and d ro v e o f f . The o f f ic e r r e p e a te d ly s ig ­ nalled him to stop and also operated a blue warning light and a two-tone horn. Rut the defendant drove


on and eventually pulled up outside his own house. He told the officer: “ I’ve been set up.” He also tried lo walk past the police­ man, who had to bar las


wav. \Vhen asked for a breath . ,,


sample, he said: “ Pm home now.” The policeman had


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I'leath tests showed that Hall had 101 micrograms o f alcohol in 100ml. of breath, compared with the l e g a l


micrograms. In iniLigation, Mr 1 elei


Tindall, representing Hall, said that as there had been two burglaries at his cli­ en t ’s house re c en t ly he had decided to contacL a friend to ask him to keep an eye on his house. He­ met lip with the friend in a club in the town, before going to the Commercial


Hotel. H a l l d e n ie d l ie w as


unsteady on his leet and said that he saw the flash­ ing light on the police car, but decided it was not safe to stop because o f parked vehicles on both sides o f the road. He denied that he was evading the police. A f t e r p u l l in g in to a


space outside his house, he tried to get into the house because it was raining. He


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^EPM S -C U R R E N T MODELS _______ _ Poems recited


A R E C IT A L id' poems was heard at the Christ­ mas p a r ty o f C l ith e ro e Lady Farmers’ social sec­ tion", at the Duke o f York


Hotel, Grindleton. Society president Mrs


Elizabeth Robinson w e l­ comed more than (ID mem­ bers to the evening, which was much enjoyed. Mrs Nellie Kay recited


her own poems alter mem­ bers had eaten their fes­


tive meal. The next meeting will


be on January 17th at Waddington Methodist


Sunday School. TV.VIDCO& HIFI CENTRES a i? S T ] ' Aho at Burnlay and Earby • • i,:.. f e Y S g B B f e - e s j g Giving blood


HLOOD donor sessions are to he held in Clitheroe next Thursday. T h e N a t io n a l B lo o d


Transfusion Serv ice will he at the Parish Hall in Church Street and people a r e in v i t e d In a t ten d between 2 and A p.m, and r,-3(> and 7-30 p.m.


Cimil ili-ri.-m-i- i-nal’li’il ni’rtli-


solllll to ili-f'-l't U"- riilltrart of four hearts by east. Smith led a small spade, taken by llnllll


with the ace. Nin th relumed a spade, which ran to the jack. A small heart fnllnwed anil the king held the trick.


On the next heart lead, smith


disc-aided the eight of clubs suggesting to his partner that lie nail a trick in the suit. North put up his ace of trumps and led a dull In south's ace and south then led a third spade fur Ins


partner to ruff ami defe.it the contract by one trick.


Thursday's winners were: NS Mrs I-'. Wilson anil Mr It. uai-


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lev, Mr It. hlakcv and Mr 1). Mortimer; KW Mr A Norris | and Mr W. Norris, Mrs .1. Itowkerand Mr.l. lligsun. On Monday, winners were: NS Mr lligsun and Mr Ormand,


Mrs Park and Mr bulia;; j'-W Mrs Stiihhens and Mr l-ieldmg, Mr llayilnck and Mrs Purler.


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A fitting debut to festive season


M EM R E R S o f Clith eroe Speakers’ Club stood in


silence in memory o f re­ c e n t ly -d e c e a s e d lo n g ­ standing member Stel la


Rlackbtirn. Mrs Elackburns la-year


involvement in the Council o f Speakers’ Clubs, vari­ ous ladies’ speakers clubs and the Clitheroe Speak­ ers Club was outlined and sympathy o f fered to hei husband, Stanley. l-’ reda Dr ive r was con­


g r a tu la t e d fo r b e in g awarded the “ l-dlis (a ip lor host children’s story from the Rurnley Writers


Club. T w o n ew m em b e r s


m a d e t. h e i r m a id e n speeches: Helen Ainble i, with “ Eating to live,” anil Retty Jacobs, with ‘ boots


and rucksack.” R,rendu Capstick enter­


tained the meeting with a humorous and enlighten­ ing speech entitled “ ( ie t - l.ing back to basics, which u rg e d w omen Lo a v o id work-intensive consumer


goods. Ada Carner based her


topics session on proverbs and Penny Ogden agreed that “a good wife makes a good husband,” indicating her husband In prove her


point! Daughter mounted as


l im i t o f 3 n _


Cordon Taylor challenged that “ a man is known by the company he keeps” an d D e r r i c k H o lm e s brought the house down


by try in g to ju st ify that "w om en a re necessa ry


evils.” Th e art o f impromptu


speaking was well demon­ s t r a t e d and D e r r ic k H o lm e s r e c e i v e d th e Topics Trophy for his mas­ t e r fu l , d ip lom a t ic anil hilarious handling o f a con­ troversial theme. C e n e r a l e v a lu a t o r


bionel I'atterson summed up the evening as having been in s tru c t iv e and a good introduction to the


festive season. Th e g roup ’s next lull


meeting will he on January 17th, at bow Moor Read­ ing Room, at 7-30 p.m. Everyone is welcome.


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Koval Mail press o f f ic e r for' the North We st and N o r th Wa les , said that


sta f f were alerted lo the problem an hour before the fi p.m. collection was due.


U n fo r tu n a te ly , it was


not possible to empty the box any so oner . E x tra c o l le c t ion s had a lre a d y been laid on for Clitheroe, due to the tremend ous amount o f mail p o s ted


over the weekend. T h e w e e k e n d ’ s bad


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Foreman at ICI for 20 years


A W E b b -K N OW N Ribble Valley g o lfe r and former ICI foreman has died sud­ denly, aged 7(1, while on h o l id a y in th e C an a ry


Islands. M r J o s eph J o y c e , o f


Kemple View, was born in Clitheroe and attended St Michael and St John’s KC Rrimary School. Refore reaching his 17th


b ir th d a y , he had jo ined th e R o y a l N a v y and s e r v e d on Russian and Ma ltese convoys during t i le b e g in n in g o f th e se con d w o r ld w a r . He la te r t ran s fe r red to the P a r a t r o o p e r s anil saw action in Europe. A fte r the war, he mar­


ried his wife Joyce, also o f C l i th e r o e , and b e g a n working at ICI. He even­ tually became a foreman and "took early retirement in 11)7-1, a fter more than


20 years. Mr Joyce then carried


out various odd jobs and even had a market stall for


a few years. His great passions wen-


g a rd en in g anil g o l f . A member o f the Stonyhurst Park Coir Club, he served on the comm it te e fo r a number o f years and this summer won the veterans


trophy. . Mr Joyce is survived by


his wire", son Andrew, of Padiham, and daughter M rs Su san C r im e , o f Clitheroe, as well as a sis­ ter, Mrs Eileen Drachen- berg, and brother, Walter, both o f Clitheroe.


Asking questions on tennis centre


FOR the past, week the Local Government


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Called in by residents o f the I-.disford Road aiea, the lady in <|"uesLion has been speaking to membe s


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or Kibble Valley borough Council m ■“ * i‘^ ! n h-.s a s c e r ta in w h e th e r any maladministii. ition has occurred within the processing and consideration of the planning application.


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