14 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, October 8th, 2009


www.clilheroeadvertiser.co.uk ‘Jilted’ man


took it out on ex’s car


DAMAGE p u t a t more th a n £ 2 ,0 0 0 was caused b y a 21- year-old Clitheroe man to his ex-girlfriend’s car a f te r th e ir relationship turned soim Hyndburn magistrates heard


the girl claimed the break-up with Christopher John Shillitoe had been amicable, until he started


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someone else four weeks af ter their relationship ended, but he says that started while they were


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still together,” said Mr Price. _ _ _ “That is what caused the aggravation and upset between them.” Shillitoe, of Eastmoor


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Drive, pleaded guilty to damaging a VW Polo belonging to his ex-girl­ friend. He was made sub­ je c t of community sup ervision for 12 months, ordered to do 120 hours impaid work and pay £500 in compensation. Mrs Philippa White


(prosecuting) said th a t, according to the girl, the


relationship finished on friendly terms. She had some of his jumpers


which she had intended to return. Text messages about exchanging property deteriorated and he became more and more insistent about the return of his property. “One message said he would


cause damage to her car because he mistakenly thought she was withholding Ms property deliber­ ately,” said Mrs WMte. “She sent him a message back


saying how dare he threaten her and warning that if he came any­ where near her, her car, her family or her dog she would go to the police.” Then she came out of work one


lunchtime and found numerous panels on her car had been dented and a light fitting cracked. Mr Price said Shillitoe accepted


the relationship was over and he didn’t want any further contact.


Army regular denies being drunk in charge of a vehicle


.SERVING soldier David Fal- tra te s after pleading not Ion (19), of Kirk Avenue, guilty to being drunk in Clitheroe, was remanded on charge of a vehicle in Well- bail by Blackburn Magis- gate.


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THE feminine side of Saudi Arabia was intro­ duced to members of Glitheroe and District Probus Club. Guest speaker Ms


Heather Slater’s topic was “My Life in Saudi Ara- b ia ”and she gave an enthusiastic and fascinat­ ing account of her time as a nanny/governess to a son of the royal family. Born in Burnley, the


speaker became a house matron at a boys’ board­ ing school then, after a spell as a telephonist, applied for a job as nanny to a royal family in Saudi Arabia. She competed against


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RUNNING SPELL: A group of witches and one young wizard get ready for the big event (above)


EAGER FOR THE OFF: Four-year-old Chloe Jefferson-Aspden before the Race for Life (left).


FANCY dress was the running gear of choice for many taking p a r t in a


charity fim run. The Run For Life, in aid of Macmillan


Cancer Support and Cystic Fibrosis, was one part of a whole day of events at the Stork Hotel in Simonstone. Runners and walkers set off from the


Stork Hotel and cut a circuit down Whalley Road, into School Lane, along Whins Lane, into Straits Lane, then back onto Whalley Road to the finish line back at the hotel. All the entrants were rewarded with a


medal and a free hot pot lunch at the Stork Hotel after their efforts, which raised a sizeable pot for the two charities.


Warren Eastham, committee man and


child welfare officer of Read Cricket Club, organised the event with a team of local volunteers and Read and Simon- stone Parish Councils.


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s - 'T Life in a desert kingdom The audience was sur­


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strated the clothing she usually wore outside the palace and handed round items of Bedouin jew­ ellery as well as a fossil shell of which th e re are many examples in the desert. Ms Salter said her


employer was generous and that staff were well provided for, but crime is


severely punished. She explained that the main city square in Riyadh is known colloquially as “Chop Chop Square” because th a t is where heads, hands and feet are separated from their own­ ers, demonstrating two sides to a country-at once beautiful and brutal. Following questions, a


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Methodists meet in Clitheroe


METHODISTS from across the region con­ verged on Clitheroe when the North Lancashire Dis­ tr ic t of the Methodist Church held its six- montMy synod.


Staged at Clitheroe


Royal Grammar School’s Chatburn Road site, the


event attracted around 160 delegates. A team of members


from Churches in the Clitheroe Circuit, led by the senior circuit steward,


Mrs Helen Coles, acted as hosts. Among the guests were


the Mayor of Ribble Val­ ley, Coun. Beverley Jones,


and her consort and hus­ band Mr Howell Jones, himself a past mayor of the borough. They are pictured with Rev. Stephen Poxon


(right), who is chairman of the North Lancashire District of the Methodist |


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