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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, February 9th, 2006 15 Council employee charged with thefts


A SABDEN man has appeared in court facing a further charge of stealing cash from his employer, Blackburn with Darwen Bor­ ough Council. Paul Brian Haythornthwaite


(27), of Timbrirts Avenue, has already been committed to the crown court on charges of steal­


ing £311,627 from the council, attem p ted th e f t of electrical goods worth £44,586, obtaining services worth £1,200 from Fras­ er Eagle by deception, services worth £1,900 from Bury Van Hire and a second deception involving £390 from Fraser Eagle.


The latest charge says th a t


Haythornthwaite is accused of stealing £23,159 from the coun­ cil.


: The case was adjourned until


February 20th, when it will also be committed to the crown court. Haythornthwaite was again remanded on bail.


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bride wore a full-length ivory gown with a train and carried red roses. In attendance were her friend


Mrs Jane Humphrey, who wore a red gown and carried ivory roses, her daughter, Rebecca, and Jasmine Youles who wore full-length ivory gowns, and ring-bearer Joe Youles, wearing


morning dress. The bridegroom wore morning dress w i th a Prince Albert co at and gold accessories. The bridegroom's friend,


Philip Youles, was best man and ushers were the bridegroom's brother-in-law, Tony Watson, the bride's cousin, Fred Hughes, and Josh Morgan and Michael Dilworth, friends of the bride­ groom. The ceremony was conducted


by the Rev. Trevor Vaughan and the organist was Mr Geof­ frey Hitchen. A reception was held a t the


Moorcock Inn, Waddington, and the wedding cake was deco­ rated with a red Ducati motor­ cycle, created in icing. The newlyweds honemooned


in Paris and will make their home in Clitheroe.


Scouts welcome new DC


CLITHEROE Scouts have a new District Commissioner. Felicite Ruddock, who has a ■


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who has moved on to pastures new to take up th e role of Deputy County Com'missioner for East Lancashire. Mr Fendall commented that


he was sad to be leaving the dis-. trict a t the end of his five-year term. “The area is very vibrant and


successful with many active groups and an ever-increasing membership. However, I am looking forward to the new chal­ lenges posed by the county role for East Lancashire,” he added. Mrs Ruddock commented;


'Tm absolutely delighted to be picking up this role a t such an exciting time for Scouts world­ wide. I t ’s going to be a very busy year preparing for our major cen­ tenary celebrations in 2007 - there is so much being organised, both nationally and locally.” Clitheroe District Scouts is


made of 10 Scout Groups in Clitheroe and the surrounding villages of Whalley, Wadding-


ton, Chatburn, Chipping and Ribchester as well as the Explor­ ers Group, which caters for Scouts aged 14 to 18 years in Clitheroe. The District Commissioner is


the nominal head of the “Dis­ trict” and responsible for ensur­ ing th a t the district provides good quality Scouting for young people, developing Scouting, pro­ moting and maintaining the, policies of the Association and proactively managing adults in


thedistrict. Our picture shows Mr Fendall


congratulating Mrs Ruddock at the recent Chief Scouts Awards presentation at the Centenary Theatre, Stonyhurst. (s)


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offers at Direkt Optik


A visit to Direkt Optik, on Castle Street, Clitheroe will be a real eye-opener. In fact, Direkt Optik is the ONLY place to go for new glasses as their offer of any two pairs of glasses for the price of one is the only genuine 2 for I offer in town, for unlike other opticians, there are NO R E S T R I C T I O N S WHATSOEVER ON THE 2 PAIRSYOU CHOOSE.


No matter what kind of glasses you require, whether varifocals, bifocals, reading or distance glasses, and whether you prefer reactolites or even the thinnest, lightest lenses, every single pair is on offer. You can mix and match any two pairs you like - you only pay for one pair of glasses, whichever has the higher price. Furthermore, you can even have one of the two pairs made into prescription sunglasses at no extra cost!


All the premium lenses such as Essilor, Hoya, Zeiss, etc are included in Direkt Optik’s 2 for I offer together with genuine


designer frames such as Dolce and Gabbana, Moschino, Gucci


“All 2 for 1 offers are not the same


and even titanium rimless frames. Which other optician offers either this freedom of choice or value for money?


Since opening in Clitheroe, Direkt Optik’s excellent reputation has become well known as they pride themselves on offering both a personal service and unequalled value for money. Gail' Harrison, the manager and her friendly dispensing assistants are always willing to offer free advice on both frames and lenses. They


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welcome private and


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patients and will even give you £20 off the cost of your prescription glasses when you bring in another optician’s prescription.


Owned by Crown Eyeglass pic, one of Europe’s largest optical groups, the store is open from 9am to Spm Monday to Saturday. Optik at


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find Castle Clitheroe, Woolworths.


Direkt Street,


Direkt Optik are offering FREE EYE TESTS when complete glasses are purchased, so WHY NOT POP IN FOR SOME FREE ADVICE OR CALL 01200 427458 TO BOOK


AN APPOINTMENT. opposite NO CATCHES! i m.


• .A TALK entitled "Dia­ betes and overweight" will, be given by Dr A. Crowther at the meeting of Ribble Valley Diabetic Group on Monday. All are welcome a t the


meeting at 7-30 p.m. in the Young Farmers' Centre, Lincoln Way, Clitheroe. For more details call the secretary, Jean Miller, on 01254 824312.


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