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.Clitheroe 422324 (EditoJ 10 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 6th, 2001


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Company helps with car park


WHEN Downham villagers put out a call for help with an extension to the vil­ lage hall car park;, Castle Cement's Rib- blesdale Works was more than happy to


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help. The small village hall


car park had for some time struggled to cope with the number of cars wishing to use it, so the village hall management committee acquired an area of adjacent land and set to work extend­ ing the car park. „.i But the vital missing


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*A SURVEY has sugf that many crimes com!


in the Ribble Valley : reported to the police. I u But crime levels in tl ough are well below thol


. interpreting the figures. I , They give the impress!


.where in Lancashire. I !. A report based on thel emphasises that care is ml


-were 158 recorded crimes L for every 1,000 of the 2,4 dents.


(Whalley is the most lawltl munity in the Valley. I In the year to last Marti


ingredient was the top­ ping suface, which was when a call was placed with quarry manager Coun. Keith Hall. "They explained what


Car couple are cut from wreckage after a three-vehicle crash drama


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FIVE people were taken to hospital fol­ lowing a road acci­ dent in Simonstone onThursday. A Vauxhall Astra,


which was travelling towards Read, was involved in’an acci­ dent with a van and a Vauxhall Vectra at 2


p.m. The road was closed


for more than two hours as the emergency services undertook a


rescue operation. Mark Wilkinson (41),


of Cambridge Drive, Hapton, who was dri- ving the van, was unin- jured in the Whalley


Road accident. David Sumner (48)


I wreckage of their Vaux­ hall Astra. Sharon Sumner (12) and two- year-old Georgia Ottoti escaped relatively unharmed. Mrs Sumner suffered a broken foot


and his wife, Carol, of Standen Road, Clith­ eroe, were cut from the


and was taken to Burn­ ley General Hospital. Mr Sumner and the two children were taken to hospital with cuts, bruises and whiplash


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treatment. Vauxhall Vectra driver


Mr Christopher Stott (36) of The Acres, Bar- row, suffered bruising


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' Clitheroe’s figure was Longridge’s 39.


they were looking for and said they could come and collect," explained Coun. Hall. "We were more than happy to offer them some 12mm stone which results from our


the Whalley figure is "sktl the high number of 11 premises, including the <1 nightclub in the area, ail •other visitors too.


But the report emphasl I The survey was one of t| I


wet kiln process - about 200 tonnes in total. • "We are always happy


I The firm has received ia letter of thanks from the Hon. R. C. Assheton, chairman of the Down- ham Village Hall Man­ agement Committee. ?


to support the local com­ munity. We have a few members of staff wh.o live in the village, so I am sure they will partic­ ularly enjoy the benefits brought about by the extended car park;;" added Coun. Hall, him­ self a village resident.


B r i d g e w i n n e r s


AT the Monday evening meeting' of Clitherbe Bridge Club winners of a Howell movement were Mr and Mrs E. Holden and Mr and Mrs S.


Green. Winners on Thursday


and whiplash and rec­ eived hospital treatment. The police are still investigating the cause of


the crash. Our pictures show


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Alfred Sargent Congratulate


David Goldie On 25 years trading a % 3 in iiiiw m irrFnT J^IGLE


V .. Congratulations on 25 years success! t Hector James Groomswear.are delighted ’


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David’s business has been helping people to look smart for 25 years


DAVID GOLDIE is celebrating a silver anniversary after being in business for


25 years. David started out at


Unicorn House, Skip- ton, near to the bus sta­ tion, and the business moved to High Street


some 20 years ago. The business has expanded over time and,


four years ago, David extended the property, making a feature of the garden at the back of the


building. The shop offers a wide


variety of goods for both men and women, varying from flat caps to men’s formal wear, and sells many items not found


elsewhere. David originally began


by selling "clothes for the new generation", i.e. chil­ dren's wear and school wear, and until two years ago stocked uniforms. Now he concentrates


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(top) the scene of the accident and (above) the emergency services as they cut free the occu­ pants of the Vauxhall Astra.


were: NS, Mr J. Higson and Mr S. Higson, Mr G. Pollard and Mr C. Pol­ lard. EW, Mrs J. Bowker and Mrs J. Taylor, Mr H. Kay and Mrs F.


Porter. Members are remind­


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moves in developing a coil sive policy to meet the Cl Disorder Act in the Ribbll ■ Just a third of the 750 I naires sent out were rettl from Clitheroe, 47 from I.l 25 from Whalley, 12 froil 11 from Chatburn ancl


numbers from other com! Some 176 respondents!


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on outerwear for men and women and sells spe­ cialist coats for fishing, shooting and riding. He stocks a variety of


the UK.


David also sells walk­ ing sticks and folding


headwear and considers his shop to have proba­ bly the best selection in


seat sticks etc., as well as an extensive range of Wellingtons, walking boots and country shoes. The shop offers a wide


variety of country cloth­ ing for both men and women, with the best range of men’s cords and moleskins you are ever


likely to see. The formal hire


department was opened five years ago. This has now expanded and offers for hire a wide variety of outfits, some of which you are only likely to find in his shop.


always busy, especially as David now carries a large stock and can usu­ ally provide a customer with a.dinner suit at very short notice.


The evening hire is Recently the business


branched out by putting itself on the Internet and it has already received a number of orders from various parts of the world.


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