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A LOCAL' senior police“officer has-' inspector and a traffic sej^eant. H e , ^important issue, and it is my inten-®, taken over the reignsat Eastern* ’•has considerable [policing experi--^ tion th a t officers who havertHe>; Division and has pledged his com- ence across a range bf;disciplines, ;s important role of community beat^. mitment'to taking p o l i c in g backv -including road pohdrig and


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Chief Supt David Mallaby has the good work- his predecessor led , Mr Mallaby is also keen o n ; beeri promoted to the post of divi-s on’and is committed to communi- improving the quality, of ^service ,


■ sional commander of one of the ■ ty policing. He sai<i: Slam lucky in provided by his officers to the p u b -; busieS pbUcing 'areas in Lancashire , tha t I know the division; I know lie. He said: .?The public rightly - EasternDivision cavers the bor-'H; the people1 who we are committed expect to be treated fairly and : ough'areas of Blackbum'with Dar-’ to serve and already have strong courteously by the police; and i t is wen,!Hyhdburn and the Ribblerrelationships with partner, agencies. important th a t we meetfthose !: V a l l e y - 'and he is'definitely no iuv “This all means Iihave hit the expectations.-For, local;people to ; stranger to'the area; '- ' - *- ;<«, v ground running when I have taken have faith in their.local officers we l; Mr Mallaby-was'bom and bred command and am keen to progress^, need to be able to give^that little bit ’f


in Blackburn and has lived within'" the excellent steps the division has < , extra to provide reassuramre/^. the Eastern Division boundaries ’; made in communityrbased policr .^ vA keenruimer.’M r ^M a l l a b y t i s .a ^ * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^™ * * almost all his lifei'He is more than, ing.. familiar witli the policing issues


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jfiCOFFEEi and . cakes in,yand the proceedsof'a raffle,'ft Clitheroe have provided s raised; a b 6 u t '’£320. sShe;


. funds for a local society.. The occasion was the


annual coffee morning of the Parish Church Organ Society, which was hosted ■ by the Deputy Mayor of Clitheroe, ‘ Mrs Joan Knight, in the foyer of Rib- ble Valley Borough Council Chambers. 7


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society secretary Mrs Kath Haywood, church organist Mr Michael Pain, society treasurer Mr Norman Leigh and the vicar of the Parish Church, Canon Philip Dear- den. Mrs Haywood said that the coffee morning was a great success, which, along with donations forwarded


described how the funds are ft used in the running of the society, to. pay visiting organists and cover the costs of programmes and concert brochures. The Parish Church Organ ;


Society organises a series of seven organ recitals every season, starting in Septem­ ber every year. < There are two remaining in the cur­ rent season, on May 10th, with the chouyand'on June 28th with a guest organist. Our picture shows Mrs


Knight with, from the left, Canon Dearden, Mis Hay-- wood, Mr Pain and Mr Leigh “al fresco” at the cof­ fee morning. (C220303/3)


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A prestigious Clitheroe hairdressing salon has successfully trained its young stylist / \ through her hairdressing qualifications- which she has passed four months early.


A ^ T h e Philip Michael Hair Studio, which is the only City and Guilds (C+G) Satellite Centre in the area, liaises with Blackburn College in order to train young hairdressers. Kate Procter (17), a former St Wilfrid’s pupil, has flown through her two-year course at


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i Blackburn College and is now the salon's colour technician. !‘i The Philip-Michael Hair Studio, which.caters for all ages and specialises in colouring hair, is taking advantage of Kate's new skills - by giving a great deal for its clients. Throughout May, Philip Michael is offering the chance for all clients to receive a free cut and blow dry when they have foil highlights done by Kate. ' The light, modem salon, which is located opposite Tesco's at 16 Duck St, Clitheroe, has been run by Mr Philip Michael England for 17 years. 1 The prestigious C + G status was awarded to the salon because of its highly trained staff,


including Janet Dobson, who holds a D32 Assessors Award and a Level 3 Advanced qual­ ification, and Mr Philip Michael, who trains as a business liaison officer with Blackburn


College. Kate Procter, who started off as a Saturday girl atthe salon, said: "I am really enjoying


working here and am looking forward to doing my Level 3 Advanced course in September". The studio would also like to welcome Jane Holland as its new trainee. The opening hours are: Monday, Tuesday and Friday - 8.15 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Wednesday and Thursday - 8.15 a.m. to 6.45 p.m.; and Saturday 8.15 a.m. to 12 noon. For details and ' booking, ring 01200 428760.


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available. We do not just stock a few designers, we carry Armani, Versace, Prada, Moschino. Ciucci, Oakley, Dolce and Gabbana, Elle, Jaeger, Bolle, N'iviene W'estwood, Kozo-lmne, Jai-Kudo, Jean Paul Gaultier, Calvin Klein and many more. Hundreds ol top styles are always on display. If you rs w ant the best, check ns out.


W b'ounded liv e yeitrs ago, Robin Standen Opticians is based in King Street,


E specialise in designer spectacles and at Robin Standen. Opticians of Whatley our aim is to yi\ e our clients the most beautiful frames


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across the division,'ias he has been 'public have a fmniliar police of firerte Marathon this[y^.He a l s o '^ ^ i^ t a k e n the positioner operations second in command to the previous'- that they can approach* with their'^touring thefarea,ori his motorbike ^managerat Easteni;Diyison. Supt commandeVJohn Thompson, for? problems and that they can be c o * f— J1------- ------------------- ----------------------- -------------------i f—


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|&?A' research nursing sister,/* ; was married to an engineer^* d n g : sales-manager .a t i 'S ts Leonard’s Church; Eangho)^’ ■


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Constance RuthIbbotson;$t works a t th e Christie ;Hos-i| pital inManchestenand is'i| the daughter offiMrjandL|| Mrs Derek "and'j>Meryl;| Ibbotson; of,;Moorlandt|


Road, lanfeho.- Her bridegroom/Mi\i;


.‘John Martin Cooper is the® son of-Mr.and Mrs George | and Wendy Cooper, of New Mills, Derbyshire. The bride was given away;


by her father and wore a . full-length ■ ivory model / gown with .a fitted bodice | : and crystal detail, and a full/ length veil held in p la c e / with a band of jewelled ; : feathers. Her bouqet was of' orange Naranga roses. The bride’s twin sister,’


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wore a full-length gown of deep pink chiffon with a hairclip of feathers and car­ ried a posy, of pink and orange roses.1 . • Best man was Mr Johnathon Craddock, and ;the • groomsmen . were


Mrs Annabel Salter,-was ' Messrs Howard Chadwick the matron of ■


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ducted the ceremony, which was followed by a reception a t the Avenue, Brockhall Village. The honeymoon was spent touring Scotland and the couple are to live in New Mills. ■ Photo: Westminster Stu­


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Good results "at market


A,WELL supported and . successful day at, the Clitheroe'Auction Market brought good results all


round. The star sell of the. day ,


were the strong continen­ tal heifers which a York­ shire buyer bought for £535. The store bulls saw £522


paid for some ‘red’ carded bulls, which were 10 months of age.


. The smaller cattle set


off well, but only got dear­ er as the day progressed. There is the uncertainty of ' subsidy being withdrawn, therefore many buyers are now switching to the female lines. Ewes and lambs again


did very well, with £48 per life being the top price for some shearling texels with twin lambs. Store lambs are still reaching £44 per head. On Tuesday there was a


marked drop in the num­ ber of hoggs, to see only ju s t over 100 penned. A top price of 162p/kg or £22.50-above weight was recorded. The overall aver­ age for hoggs was 142p/kg while a small number of prime lambs averaged 181.50/kg.


Stone items are stolen


STONE items worth hun­ dreds of pounds have been stolen from house gardens at Portfield, Whalley; - Early on Tuesday, the


flowers in a large sink were tipped out and the sink, plus other items including a bird bath, stolen.


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' taken from the same area. Police are investigating.


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THERE were Easter eggs ga end-of-term fund-raising event| College, Whalley. The school's parents’ assocl


an Easter Egg Bingo. The chi had previously donated one or I er eggs of various sizes, attende| with their parents. A professional caller was eil bingo machine duly installed I


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A BOOST to young people| Ribble Valley was given ! Coun Mrs Joyce Holgate. She handed out cheques to |


young people who have excl spectrum of sporting activitiel The money, of various anl


between £500 and £100, gel young people with their trainii|


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FIFTEEN new-generationl gency ambulances are on t t | in the county. Lancashire Ambulance fl


has taken delivery of the nel cles and staff have been tral the operation of the facif which include tail l if t | hydraulically-operated stre The vehicles, which, whe|


equipped, cost some £90,001 carry the very latest in life] equipment, including 12 lea machines which can tr ; |


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‘ Liyfabuldus seleiSion of exquiate and Contemporary. treatments direct from the USA. These are Raindrop treatments and provide the RiHble.Valfey area,\rt* a >Therapy and Yitaflex Technique. We are the first and first-class collection of BflaijtJVHolWHc^d , only salon in the UK tq adapt the original techniques '^^MiipIlmimtaiyATK'gBajjJa^IrfaCSmmtdrteHe relaxed an Jd provide these wonderful therapies to our clients. Jr atmosphere.


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T over'2Wears'expeiMnce offering all sage treatment which we are also introducing to the: ■ol Beauty ,T®apy, sped^&ing in Hot Stone area, i


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