Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 26 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, March 22nd, 2007 Remanded on bail


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WHALLEY man Benjamin John Fairbairn (23), of Pasture Grove, was remanded on bail by Blackburn magistrates charged with theft of a credit card and obtaining property by decep­ tion.


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FOURTEEN walkers set out from Sabden for a Clitheroe Ramblers’ circular walk on Pendle.


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good, although high winds and rain were forecast. The route climbed up past


Churn Clough Reservoir and Deerstones to join the main track over Black Hill and up Ogden


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Wet and muddy end to day I Another trip down Memory Lane Clough towards the summit.


By the time the trig point was reached, the weather had deterio­ rated. In addition to the strong ivinds and driving rain there were hailstones and thick mist, which made route-finding difficult.


The walkers struggled along


the ridge and down Boar Clough to Upper Ogden Reservoir where they had a quick sandwich in the


shelter of a wall. After crossing the dam, the route climbed over Driver Height to return to Sab­ den through the fields via Sabden Fold and Stainscomb.


crossine The weather improved a little


when the group reached the shel­ ter of Ogden Clough, but it was a wet and muddy group of walkers who arrived back in Sabden look­ ing forward to hot baths.


Vandals embark on wrecking spree


DAMAGE estimated at £24,000 has been caused to a town centre shop in Clitheroe. Detectives are appealing for information


after vandals gained entry into Sunbody, in Lowergate, and tipped pots of paint all over the sunbeds.


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SABDEN man Brian Birkett Norris (26), of Padiham Road, was remanded on bail by Blackburn magistrates charged with assaulting a police officer and being drunk and disorderly.


CLITHEROE man David William McCann (44), of Moor Lane, was remand­ ed on bail by Blackburn magistrates charged with failing to provide a specimen for analysis.


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Trawden, won first prize with her pen of 10 prime hoggs. They sold for £45.80, or 112p per kilo, to Paul Watson on behalf of Welsh Country Foods Ltd. Second prize went


to Rita Heseltine, of Harrogate, this time with a pen of 39kg hoggs which sold for £39, or lOOp per kilo, to Blacklidge Bros, of Chorley. NPU livestock


board chairman, Mr Thomas Binns, of Downham, picked up the third prize rosette with his hoggs, which sold for £40 to Kepak UK Ltd, of Bamber Bridge. Auctioneers were Richard Turn­ er and Son.


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S'! on bail by Blackburn magistrates after pleading not guilty to assaulting a 14-year-


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MU HOR.VCE HL'DSON (Tb), ol Grimllelon Road, West liracllord, siibmilled diis pliolrograph. He is pieliired on die 1910 Clialhtirn C of E Primary Seliool pliotograpli, aged nine, sidng on die from row, second rigid. .Mr Hudson reealled how lie w as al (he school w hen bombs were dropped on Clialbiirn (luring die Second tVorld War. “We all dived under our desks and were taken to a malieshilT air raid shelter undernealli liilliard tables al die ditirch insdlule,’’ lie said.


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GT .M ( lass al Ribhle.sdale Secondary School is pieliired liere in die .vear 19;j7AS. T his was hroiiglil in by Mr Ricliard GTiew, ol Pendle Road, Ciidieroe, w ho is .sal on die froiil row on Ihe lelT. The remaining class memliers are from die top iel'l: D. Dueliwiirlh, nol known, T. Bleazard. C. Harg-


-eaves, .1. Walsoii, P. Briggs, L. Waddinglon. .Middle row: T. Davis, G. Illingworlli, J. Miller, W. BirelnA. Swales, tv. Burton.From row: R. Cliew, L. Buckle, R. Taylor, C. Hargreave.s.


.Mr Cliew eaiimd rememlier die name of one hoy, die one w idi glasses on die liaek row, lull rememhers Ids I'adier liad a hairdresser’s simp in Wellgale.


.Mr Cliew lived on a farm in Pemlleion al die lime of Ihe pliolograpli and had lo walk lo Rihlilesdale School and liome again each day. He sdll sees I.eslie Buckle, wTio is sitdng nexi lo liim


ex' ■ -'it il THIS pholngmph has been siilmiilied liy Mrs ..\nn Brings, of Hemliorn Road Clillicroe


She IS picitircd (in ihe middle with plailcd hair) mi ihe 1971.Si .lames’ Primary Sdmol’s sports dav plio- lo.graph, a.ged ei.glil. Her hrolher. Erie, is also pieliired (lliird from Ihe lelT on llie lop row). ' He was aged 1(1 al Ihe lime


-MILS .M.4RT W HI I i'.VKER (nee Lamherl) who now lives in Blaekhiirn, liroiighi in ibis pholograph of


all llie 2,S pupils allending Pendleton .Junior Seliool in 19ol-52. Tiie seliool is now a priiate liouse Alarv was Imrn m Pendlelon as was her mollier Myra Birlwell, now Mrs I.amlierl w ho is 9()-years-oId .Mar), llie lalle.'l m llie class can lie .seen on Ihe second row Irom die top, lourlli Irom die lefl


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THESE class pholograplis fealiire pupils from Iwo 192« classes al die Cliiireli of England Selmol, die former Approved Eleelroidcs Imildiiig a( die Imllom of Moor Lane in Clillieroe. Botli were sen! in liy S8-year-oid Miss Killy Pye, ol Clillieroe, who appears on die haeli row, lliird Irom die rigid, on die righl-liand picture. Slie was nine-years-old al dial lime and reinemliers Mr Arlliiir Lang-


shaw as her headleacher. .Also picliired on die froid row, lliird Irom Ihe lefl, is Edward Ciidieroe, Ihe imcle (o well-known Clilheroe celelirily .iimmy Clillieroe.Tlie lefl-liand pliolograpli eaplures Miss Pve’s youngest iirollicr Lewis, when lie was just five years old. He is pieUired silling on Ihe second horizoiilal desk from die from, on die rigid


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