12 Clitheroe Advertiser it- Times, July 22nd, 1093 P IC K Y O U R OW N


S T R A W B E R R IE S at


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Raspberries, gooseberries, blackcurrants. Redcurrants


also available in season. Picking baskets supplied. Childrens playground/picnic area. Ices and home made refreshments.


PLANNING IN THE PIPELINE


AN application for a leisure centre and conference room with 12 new bedrooms at the Gibbon Bridge Hotel, Green Lane, Bowland-with-Leagram, is among the latest lodged with the Kibble Valley Council’s Planning and Development Committee (0151).


Others include: M i l l in g ton : Tw o s to rey extension and alterations at


Walinsley g row (044:»). Whalle.v: Demolition o f existing single storey kitchen addition


and construction o f glazed conservatory at Moreton Lodge, Accrington goad (0444 and 0445). Erection o f replacement garage at S7 King Street (0457).


BoIton-hy^Bowland: Study and jguest bedroom and formation


o f new bathroom at Tile House, o f f Sawley Road (044(5). Clitheroe: Single storey extension at 12 Wilson Street (0447). Use o f one room o f house as beauty therapy studio at 1 Brunger-


ley Avenue (04(51). Chipping: Ground f loor kitchen extension and f irst f loor


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bedroom extension at IS Old Hive (044N). Grindleton: Erection o f double demountable classroom unit,


relocation o f an existing single unit and removal o f one single unit at Howland County High School. Uiversniead, Sawley Road (04410 Erection o f conservatory at Hydro Lodge Cottage, Fox- ley Bank (045:5).


N ew sh o lm e : Lean-to extension fo r housing l ivestock at


Stankas Hall Farm. Gisburn Road (0450). Kimington: Erection o f a steel portal framed building at Rufus


Carr, Stopper Lane (04550. York: Convei-sion o f barn to dwelling at Whittle* Hall Karin,


Old Nab Road (04(50). Low Moor: Change o f use from retail units to single dwelling


at 1K5 St Paul's Street (04(52). Dincklcy: Demolition and replacement o f existing conserva­ tory, alterations to existing openings and new openings in the


building (listed building application) at Dincklcy Hall, Ribchester Road (04(50). Newton: Erection o f one dwelling (amended outline applica­ tion) at laud adjoining Salisbury Hall Farm, Main Street (00117).


Showered with farewell gifts


GOODWILL messages, gifts and compliments were showered on a Barrow Primary School teacher as she retired after 22 years.


Mrs Sheila Clegg is renowned in the


Ribble Valley as a teacher of the highest calibre.


During her career she is said to have exerted a


major influence cm many of the area’s youngsters. And, to prove it, Barrow School’s telephone this


week was a veritable hotline of goodwill messages for her retirement.


Mrs Clegg (pictured centre), who is a keen horsewoman, was also showered with gifts, among them equestrian tackle, a fuschia plant, a stone bird-bath and a plethora of elephant memorabilia.


A f te r the presentation, she attended a


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A GISBURN man who was caught driving with almost four times the legal limit o f alcohol in his breath was disqualified from driving for three years.


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worth, prosecuting, said a police o ffic e r stopped Clough after seeing him driving in an erratic man­ ner along Castle View, Clitheroe.


The o f f ic e r smelled


intoxicants on his breath and a test showed he had 135mg. o f alcohol per 100ml. of breath.


Mr David Parkinson, in


mitigation, said Clough had drunk six pints on the day in question, spread over the early afternoon and evening.


Mr Parkinson added


that the reading suggested he had consumed more alcohol and that perhaps his diabetic condition could have influenced the test.


“It’s an extremely high


reading. I can not put forward any explanation why it’s so high,” Mr Par­ kinson said.


To appeal


A NEWTON man has had his disqualification from driving suspended, pend­ ing a Crown Court appeal.


Clitheroe magistrates


granted the application from Dominic Blanc (25), of The Heaning, after hearing he was appealing against a conviction for d r iv in g with excess alcohol.


The court heard Blanc


was a self-employed fish merchant who drove all over the country.


A couple who are honey­ mooning in the Dominican Republic were married at Trinity United Reformed Chur ch , B r o wn h i 11,


BARSBY — PICKERING


Blackburn. Tlie bridegroom was Dr


Michael Raymond Barsby, elder son of Mr and Mrs R. Barsby, of Durham Road, Wilpshire, and the bride was Miss Susan Pickering, an insurance clerk, and the only daugh­ ter of Mr and Mrs L. Piek- e r in g o f P e e l P a rk Avenue, Clitheroe. The bride, who was


given away by her father, wore an ivory satin gown with short puffed sleeves, fitted bodice and full skirt with niched panels and a short waterfall train. Her waist-length veil was held in place with a circle of peach and ivory silk flow­


ers. Her shower bouquet featured peach and ivory


roses and gypsophila. Bridesmaids Nicola,


Louise and Heather Davis, the bride’s cousins, wore satin ballerina-length dresses of peach and ivory stripes, with bow detail on the shoulders and head­ dresses of peach and ivory silk flowers on A l ic e bands. Their bouquets were tied bundles of peach and iv o r y roses and gypsophila. B r id e sm a id F i o n a


Barsby, the bridegroom’s cousin, wore a ballerina- length dress in peach and ivory stripes with water­ fall detail at the back and a peach sash. Her headdress and bouquet matched the other bridesmaids. Best man was Mr Peter


Barsby, the bridegroom’s brother and the usners were the bride’s brothers.


Ml- Martin Pickering ami Mr Graham Pickering. A f te r the ceremony,


conducted by the Rev. Philip H. Webb, a recep­ tion was held at the Dun- kenhalgh Hotel, Clayton- le-Moors. The organist was Mrs Doreen Walsh. The couple are to live in


Blackburn. Photograph: Jeremy Makinson, Blackburn.


Andrew misses palace award


A YOUNG Clitheroe man who gained the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award missed receiving it at Buckingham Palace at the


weekend, due to his father’s sudden illness. Andrew Moore (21), of Buccleuch Avenue, was to . attend the prestigious award ceremony with his par­


ents, but his father, Mr Peter Moore, of S. J. Moore and Sons, plumbers, was rushed to hospital with a suspected heart attack. Following an anxious week, during which he was


treated in the intensive care unit at Blackburn Royal Infirmary before being transferred to Queen’s Park .Hospital, he is now recovering at home. For the award, Andrew undertook a wide variety


of tasks, including renovating Clitheroe’s cenotaph, completing a year's community service, collecting for Telethon, making an expedition to the Lake District, playing hockey for Blackburn and attending a mili­ tary-style leadership course, at Frinley Park, in Surrey. A past staff sergeant with the Clitheroe Army


Cadets, Andrew attended Reading University,, from where he recently graduated with an honours degree in Politics and International Relations. Andrew, who hopes to join the police force next


month, will be presented with a special certificate later this year.


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get-together at the Freemason’s Arms, Wiswell, with school governors, parents and teachers.


The school’s headteacher, Mr Chris Woods,


said: “Mrs Clegg really has been a major influence on many of the school’s pupils. Many Ribble Valley people have been positively affected by her.”


He continued: “ It’s very rare that she leaves


school before 7 p.m., because she is busy prepar­ ing things for the children. After 22 years in any profession, that sort of enthusiasm is worth a for­ tune. Her expertise is worth a million pounds.” Poignantly, Mr Woods added that Mrs Clegg,


who lives in Fence, “really loved the children” and that they “ really loved her.”


Thanks for support


A R IB B LE V A L L E Y councillor has' paid tribute to people in the area for the “tremendous support” shown to a Slaidburn cou­ ple, after their only son was tragically killed in an accident.


Seventeen-year-old


Michael Phillips died last month, as a result of injuries sustained when he became entangled in machinery at the Tosside s aw -mi 11 w h e r e he worked.


Coun. Joyce Lilburn


(Bolton-by-Bowland) said: “The couple have received a tremendous amount of support and prayers, from people all over the Ribble Valley. I know it has been much appreciated by them.”


Stitches aid a worthy cause


EMBROIDERERS in the Ribble Valley have helped to raise £173.90p for the Ribble Valley Mayor’s charity.


The money was raised


at an embroidery exhibi­ tion, at the Old Toll House Coffee Shop and Embroi­ dery Centre, on Parson Lane.


The exhibition is an


annual event, organised by the shop’s proprietors, G o rd o n and T e s s a Halfpenney.


The Halfpenney’s pre­


sented a cheque for the money, which was raised


during the exhibition, to Ribble V a l le y Mayor Coun. Anthony Jackson, at the Mayor’s parlour.


In attendance was Mr


Hylton Weir, representing the embroidery company, DMC, which sponsored the exhibition.


The winning exhibitor


was Mrs R o s em a ry Grimshaw.


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