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Failed to stop at lights


A CLITHBKOE mother was found guilty of failing to stop at a red light on


a pelican crossing. Debbie Jane Crisp (2-1),


of Havhurst Street, was fined £12. had her licence


endorsed with three pen­ alty points and was ordered to pay £50 costs alter the town’s magis­ tra te s found the case against her proved.


worth, prosecuting, said a police officer saw Crisp drive through lights on the pelican crossing, near the inaction of Whalley Itoad and Greenacre Street,


herself, said she had just dropped her daughter off at school and was trying to make the tu rn from Turner Street on to Whal­ ley Itoad just before the incident occurred.


Chtheroe. Crisp, who represented


parked cars had obscured her view of the pelican crossing to a certain ex ten t , but th a t she thought the lights were at amber.


She said traffic and


A Ciitheroe soldier married her guardsman fian- ' cee in a ceremony at the Guards’ Chapel, Welling­


Behind-the-scenes look at supermarket


ALL is not :is it seems down at the supermar­ ket, as these members of Clitheroe's Contact dull discovered. I<'or a guided tour of Tcsco revealed tha t


behind the seeming tranquility of every supermarket shelf there lies a frenzy of activity.


discovered that every day for a supermarket


The Contact members


is an organisational feat, especially for the Duck S tre e t s to re , which is hound by strict loading and unloading times.


were given a guided, be­ hind-the-scenes tour of


The members, who


the store by personnel manager Jayne Abbot, discovered that getting


groceries on to display is not as easy as it would appear.


man Mr Brian Hawth­ orne said: “Tesco is bound by strict loading


Contact Club chair­


and unloading limes and everything has to he sorted out and on the


shelves in double-quick time. Shoppers don’t realise the tremendous organisation that goes into the ru n n in g a supermarket.


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discovered that Tesco stores nationwide are linked to a central com­ puter system that auto­ matically orders goods


The members also


as they pass the checkout, and that the Ciitheroe branch is considered to have a particularly good turn­ over for a store of its


that the tour was very i n f o rm a t i v e a n d thoroughly enjoyed by all who took part.


size. Mr Hawthorne added


An amazing- production


and Ins Amazing Techni- colour Drenincoat” took place at St Michael and St John’s 11C Primary School, Ciitheroe. The production, which


AN amazingly colourful production of “Joseph


tumes and provided the p ro p s , an d C l i th e ro o musician Mark Jezierski, who a c com p an ied th e performance. The sell-out show,


junior pupils, elicited the help of teachers and par­ ents, who made the cos­


involved all the school’s


on was the traffic coining down Whalley Hoad. It’s a bad junction. 1 saw all the children had crossed the road. The lights can’t stay on red io re v e r ,” she added.


“All 1 was concentrating


Paddle to success on Dee


over three nights, was watched by packed audiences of parents and friends, who reported


said th e show was u n i (i u e , in t ii a t it involved every junior pupil and was llie first musical undertaken by the school. Mr Jezierski was par­


h i g h 1 y o f t h e performances. A school spokesman


ticularly praised for his excellent score and


thanked for rehearsing with the children prior to the pel forniances.


attracted over 120 Scouts and Guides, covered dis­ tances of seven miles for seniors, four miles for juniors and two miles for beginners. In the junior slalom,


CLITHEROE canoeists paddled their way to suc­ cess at a Scout and Guide canoe race on the River Dee. T h e r a c e , w h i c h


Paul Dugdale, of St Mary’s Scouts, claimed a place in the top half, while Tracey Woodward, of St Paul’s Guides, came second in the junior Guides’ race. Michael Wilmot, of St


Whit ham and Martin Tapley, of St Mary’s Scouts, also competed.


, of Holland Prospect, Ciitheroe. The bridegroom, Sgt Spencer Jones, of the 2nd


ton Barracks, London. The bride, Cpl Mar.v-.Io Durkin, of the Royal Corps of Signals, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Durkin,


Battalion Coldstream Guards, is the son of Mr and Mrs David Jones, of Coventry. Given away by her father, the bride wore a white


Mrs Margaret Duck­


designer gown with large puffed sleeves, a sequined bodice and pearl and button back with a bow. The ■ dress had four tiers of ruffled frills and a sweetheart


neckline. Wearing a headdress or pearls and sequin droplets


with white carnations and roses, the bride carried a bouquet of peach and white roses, carnations and yel­


a ruffled, off-the-shoulder gown of peach taffeta with beige and peach roses at the neckline and on each shoulder. Cream and peach roses were woven into her hair and she carried a posy of cream roses, white carnations and freesia. Best man was Sgt Derek Donaghy. Groomsmen


low iVeosia. Bridesmaid was Mrs Rachel Douglas who wore


were Cpl Philip Bakewell and Guardsman Ken Bakewell, while ushers were Sgt Philip Durkin, the bride's brother, and Sgt Andrew James. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Kings­


2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards. The couple are to live in Germany, following a hon­


ley Joyce. The organist was Miss Tracey Broster. A reception followed in the Sergeants’ Mess of the


eymoon in Paris. Photograph: David Toombes, Dagenham.


C id e r o n t a p a t v in ta g e r a l ly


Mary’s Scouts, came second in the beginners’ race. Graeme Holt, Ben


THERE will be a eider bar at the annual Ilibble Valley Vintage Club Rally. Ciitheroe magistrates granted an occasional licence


to a company based in Weston-Super-Mare, for the rally, which is taking place at Southport House, Saw- ley, on August 20th to 22nd. The court heard that the company ran mobile cider


bars at similar functions around the country, but that there had never been a cider bar at the vintage rally, which has been held for the past six years.


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AUGUST 14 th U2 Concert, Leeds ................................................................£35 AUGUST 27th Paris 4 days (Bank Holidays Weekend)..............................£124 SEPTEMBER 4 th London Weekend 3 d a y s ......................................................£69 SEPTEMBER 11th Health & Fitness Weekend ..................................................£49 OCTOBER 16th Cadbury World & Stratford on A v o n ................. .from £59.95 OCTOBER 24th Bruges 4 days ......................................................................£129 NOVEMBER 5th Dutch House Party 5 d a y s .................................................... £89 NOVEMBER 9th Scenic Scottish Railways 5 d a y s ............................... from £149 NOVEMBER 23rd Rhine Valley 5 d a y s ..............................................................£79 DECEMBER 6th Cologne Chrlstm DECEMBER 12th Clothes Show Birmingham N E C ........................................ £32


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