Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22823 (Advertising). Burnley 422881 (Classified)


Clitheroe Advertiser & Timcs, July 13th; 1995 11


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Scaling the heights for a teen charity


SCALING four of the British Isles’ highest peaks in only 48 hours has left Clitheroe athlete Nick Millward exhausted but jus­


tifiably proud of his achievement. Nick (43), of Railway View, was the


oldest member of the Pendle Harriers, four-man team which has just fin­


ished seventh out of the 30 teams which took part in the Vauxhall Four


Peaks Challenge. Sponsored by Clitheroe Motors, the


team of runners, climbers and drivers set off to conquer Ben Nevis last


Thursday. Near perfect conditions meant that


ishing schedule has included regular runs to the top of Pendle Hill and, two weeks before the event, they com­ pleted Yorkshire’s three peaks in under six hours.As well as achieving a personal tri­ umph, the team’s effort has raised £3,200 in aid of the Wooden Spoon Society, which will help to pay for a special cancer unit for teenagers at St James’s Hospital, Leeds. This is the fifth time that this annual


event has taken place, but it was the first time for Nick, who admits that


they completed the feat in an incredible time of just two hours and 44 minutes. Next, they tackled Scafell and Snow­


don, finishing with the awesome Irish peak of Carountihill.


Handford, Simon Finimore and Dave Ellis, have been in training for the challenge since Christmas. Their pun­


Nick and his team mates, Philip


driving 1,900 miles, walking 35 miles and climbing the four highest moun­ tains in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, has been tough. But as he took a just a couple of days' reti


ager at Prestige Medical in Blackburn, he said: “I found that although the others were younger, my experience as a trained mountain leader proved very useful. I may do it again next year, | when I have recoveredF’


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THE picturesque sur­ roundings of Whalley Abbey’s new garden area and a beautiful sum m e r ’s ev en in g were -enjoyed by 75 families who attended the annual barbecue organised by the vil­


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which drew both members and regular supporters of the non-denominational group as well as some new faces.


This was a social event A treasure hunt held Clerical


lifestyle THE life of a cleric was the subject of a talk, given


to Clitheroe Probus Club, by th e Ven. Malcolm


Grundy, of Gisbum. Mr Grundy entertained


the gathering with tales of his four years as a deacon and his current position as archdeacon in charge of 70 parishes. . vi-


-■ He also described his time as a chaplain working with different denomina- . tions in Sheffield.


Tailing attendances and lack of finance, he said..


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-made p ro g re s s ,in i ts approach to-other reli­


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-now. p ilgrim s .a n d no -longer strangers. -He-.was thanked by,: Mr : Dennis


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f- The group’smext meet­ ing is on July: 21st, ( When the speaker will be Mr. Jim ’Atherton," of Darwen.


during the evening proved particularly popular with | the many children who took g re a t delight exploring the Abbey’s


extensive grounds. However, mystery sur­


round? the disappearance of a fishing net and a toy


gun, which were two of the many treasure hunt | clues hidden around the |


the clues,- the gun and a sword with a medieval design, had been handed in to the Abbey’s staff by bemused visitors, as Mrs Jean Cross, the group’s I treasurer explained: “We came to the Abbey to hide the clues in the morning and were told that, as they were so well hidden,they would be-safe until the barbecue. However, the visitors must have won­ dered what was going on when they found them. Then, during.the evening, two clues disappeared again.” The'


gardens and ruins. Earlier that day, two of I


appealing to anyone who might find any of the objects to hand them in to the manager’s office at the Abbey. Our picture shows (from


o rg an ise rs a re PA R T


Burnley on March 13th: . both offences-and. asked He said: “His trousers for 12 other similar "mat-


son, of Salthill Road, was placed on probation for two' years after pleading, guilty to two charges of indecent exposure with intent to insult a female. Burnley magistrates


were told Robinson did not ;o out looking for victims iut did it for the “thrill of


the act”. Mr Bill Maude (prose­


cuting) said that Robinson lulled up his car in front of lis nine-year-old victim in


were around his ankles ,te r s to be taken into and he looked at her lick- consideration. ing his Ups as he mastur- Mr Mark -Williams bated. The girl ran off to (defending) said: “He her mother who went to doesn’t go out with the confront, Robinsoir,before intention of looking for


he'drove away.”


On May 4th at 8-40 a.m. for the thrill of the act and Robinson drove slowly has never wanted to be


victims. He does it purely


down a backstreet in Padi- seen, ham unclothed from the “He is bitterly sorry for waist down.


The co u rt heard he caused great embarrass- drovepast a 14-year-old ment to his wife and gi rl and looked at her as he masturbated, before she ran away.


his actions which have rl a looxea n


a f te rw a rd s and when interviewed he admitted


He was arrested shortly family."


ordered to undergo clinical treatment as part of the probation order, and pay £90 costs.


Robinson was also riling to work as a production man-1 rest before


Emerald splendour


LIFE in th e tro p ic a l ra in fo re s ts o f South America was the theme of the latest play per­ formed by the children of Whalley CE P rim a ry School. The Emerald Crown


to o k fo u r w eek s to rehearse and was per­ formed over three days


last week. An exercise in conser­


vation, linking in well with a current geography project, the ploy capti­ vated pupils and audience alike.Around 60 ch ild ren took part in The Emerald Crown, and all children at the school took part in some performance during their stay.


Gisburn mart


THERE were 79-newly calved dairy cows and heifers forward


during Thursday’s sale at Gis-


bum Auction Mart. Cows: First-quality made to £1,020 (average £043.75), second


to £780 (£715). Heifers: First-quality made to £1,330 (£985.85), second to £840


(£771.10). There were five in-calf dairy l


(£732.50). tealves. •


made to £245 (£235), Limousin X t bulls to £255 (£190.35), heifers


Forward were 302 rearing Calves: Charolais X bulls I


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bulls to £275 (£234.95), heifer to £200 (£136.50), Simmental X bulls to £275 (£206.40), heifers | to £190 (£155.60). Blonde d'Aquitaine X bulls to


o £136 (£95), Belgian Blue X


£250 (£207.65), heifers to £100, Friesian bulls to £194 (£99.50), heifers to £85 (£77.70), Angus X bulls to £135 (£87.70), heifers to | £112 (£70.60). Forward in the fatstock were |


607 cattle, including 283 young bulls, 144 steers and heifers ana 180 cows and bulls, and 1,877


heavy to 118p (115.4 ~


to 153p (133p), medium to 166p (131.9p), heavy to 139p (127.8p), other light to 122.5p (113.7p), medium to 127.5p* (116.8p), „ .


Bulls: Continental light made


F aw c e t t , £871.50. Steers and heifers: Continen­


a t 166p,


tal light steers made to 131.56p (126.3p), medium to 128p (124p),


heavy to 125.5p (121.1p), other medium s te e r s to 124.5p (112.9p), heavy to 110.5p


(104.9p). Continental light heifers to 169p (123.4p), medium to 161p


(126.2p), heavy to 128p (117.6p), other medium to l l lp (103.Ip), heavy heifers to 112p (98.9p). Top price: J. E. Holt, £793.1 Icilo: R. Cowperthwaite, ;gat 169p, £659.10.


Top 300k]


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made to 120p (104.5p). grade 2 to 97.5p (85p), grade 3 to 86.5p (71.6p), grazing cows-to-83.5p (78.op), cast b u l ls 'to 116p|


94.8p (8o.2p), heavy to 87.5p (81.4p). overweight to 81.5p, Shearings to G7.9p (57.8p),


to 100.6p (89.4p), medium to


homed ewes to £28.b0 (£19.65), other ewes to £33 (£26.35).


North-West Electronic Auction I were 2,271 lambs, including 65 |


F o rw a rd a t th e Beacon I


ewes, and 80 cattle. Prices: Standard lambs mode |


to 205.5p, medium to 202.5p, ewes to lOOp, steers to 237p, bulls to 233.bp, heifers to 230p, cows to 200.5p.


Murder charge remand


THE man accused of the murder of his wife made a two-minute appearance at Burnley Magistrates’ Court on Friday.


■ . Flanked by two police officers and handcuffed, Javed Iqbal showed no emotion and spoke only once to confirm he under- s to o d he h ad .b e e n remanded in custody for


seven days. Iqbal .(25), of Milner]


S t r e e t , Burnley,, was remanded in custody for forensic evidence to.be gathered.


the centre left), committee member Mrs -Valerie Chandler, group leader! Mrs Enid Fitzsimmons; Mrs Cross and committee member Mrs Angela Wig- nall, together, with, chil­ dren ana-parents about to tuck into to some tradi­ tional summer fayre.


-was charged with mur- ' dering his wife, Shaheeda J ■Bi;- whose dismembered remains were found at]


’ Mr Michael Travers] (prosecuting) said Iqbal


: four ’ different sites around the Ribble Valley.


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' Mr R o g e r B aldwin (defending) made no appli- cation forbail.


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