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Claxton, the annual autumn fair of St. James’s Church, held in the school on Satur­ day raised more than £330 for church funds.


school, is on her right, while on her left are the Rector and Miss Robinson.


SIR RAYMOND HANDS OUT THE PRIZES


PRIZES presented at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School speech day last week by Sir Raymond Streat, chairman of Council. Manchester University, were awarded to the following scholars:


G.C.E. Advanced Level Awards Honoratus prize and school


classics: D. N. Boyd. Boothman prize for general


Telephone: Clitheroe 1)76.


5, M A R K E T P LA C E , C L IT H E R O E .


G. C. Cornfield. Mrs. J. H. Satterthwaite’s prize


l. Cornfield. Boden prize for mathematics:


AUTUMN GIRL 59/11


Tench: D. N. Boyd. Archdeacon Lambert prize for


dvanced level results: D. N. p ri ze for


oyd. Burnett - Hurst


tudies: D. N. Boyd. Weeks memorial exhibition: G.


for chemistry: G. C. Cornfield. Hardy memorial exhibition: D.


versity, School of Chemical Engineering. S. D. Ward, Bangor Univer­


School of Psychology. S. Sourbutts, Sheffield Uni­


A. Sims, Sheffield University,


sity, School of Botany, G. B. Waterworth, Leeds Uni­


innovation was a play room for younger children, staffed by St. James’s Girl Guides. In the centre of the picture is Mrs. Claxton, Mr. S. C.urry, headmaster of the day


buttonhole to the Rector and a spray to Mrs. Claxton. The fair comprised drapery, greengrocery, household, cake and fancy stalls. An


vote of thanks to Mrs. Claxton. Two Sunday School, scholars, Catherine Ball and Bridget Atkinson, presented a


Opened by Mrs. C. R. Claxton, wife of -the Bishop of Blackburn, the Rt. Rev. C. R. The Rector, the Rev. H. D. Chapman, presided and Miss E. Robinson proposed a DOWNHAM REMEMBRANCE. — T h e


Church, Downham, on Sun­ day morning.


Sn?le5lbijance Dav service held a t St. Leonard’s


Allen, who also read the Roll of Honour. o Mrs; *.w - Toclci was the


service, which was conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. W A


r h h rr n , branch of the British Legion attended this


rganist. CHATBURN


Vicar, the Rev. H. Horne, conducted a remembrance


service at the Parish Church on Sunday. A wreath was


he Vicar. REMEMBERED YET.— The


laia nt the war memorial by Col. G. N. Robinson and the t Roll of honour was read by


WISWELL


of Wisweil W.I. was held in the school last week. Miss E. M. Foster, vice-president, pre­ sided owing to the illness of the president, Mrs. E. Grim- shaw, who is making satisfac­ tory jprogress following a recent operation.


W.I— The annual meeting


carol singing during the fest­ ive season.


Protest at these programmes— Church Council


TITEMBERS of the Church Council of St. John’s,


versity, School of Civil Engineer­ ing. R. Wilson, Birmingham Uni­


versity, School of Modern History.


Entry to other colleges


C Woods. Ditchfield prize for history: D.


C. Woods. Archdeacon Lambert prize for


Lampeter. R. A. Hindle, St. Peter's


K. Barrett, St. David’s College,


scripture: D. C. Woods. Liver prize for physics; D.


Wrigley. Snowden prize for geography:


Training College, Saltley. F. E. Hoyle, Art Department,


Seed. Ditchfield prize for English


literature: W. J. Duxbury. School prize for German: G. J.


biology: S. D. Ward. G.


D. Hindle and S. D. Ward. Dr. J. H. Fairweather prize for


best ordinary level results: J. M. Rycroft. Coar cup for physics: J. M.


Sir Ralph Assheton cup for the


Mark and St. John, Chelsea. P. G. Nicholson, Wray Castle


Harris Institute, Preston. I. M. Morley, College of St.


Merchant Navy College. J. E. Nutter, Alsager Training


College of Advanced Technology. M. A. Rowan, Wigan Technical


College. W. J. Parkinson, Salford Royal


C.E. Ordinary Level Awards


Rycroft. School prize for chemistry: J.


College. SPORTS AWARDS


Association Football Captain: K. Hudson


mathematics: D. Hodge and J. M. Rycroft. School prize for history and


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E n g l i s h language: R. L. Cummins. L. C. Coics memorial prize for


P. Rock and J. M. Rycroft. L. C. Coles memorial prize for


English literature: J. R. Marshall. School prize for history and


geography: D. L. Cook. Snowden prize for biology: D.


Williams. J. C. Cowgill prize for com­


H. Cox. Niland prize for French; B. M.


examination performances: Wad- dow House.


FORM PRIZES


Form IV: D. S. Rycroft, M. H. Appleton, D. J. Walmsley, R. C. Williamson. Form III: C. R. A. Catlow, A.


H. Robinson. I. J. Lofthouse, D. V. Parker, S. M. Rawclifle. Form II: R. Bridge, R. D.


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Scott, E. J. Chadwick, Martin Taylor. Form I: J. M. Martin. M.


OTHER AWARDS Hoyle.


Wilkinson. Swindlehurst trophy for junior


Bridgett cup for art; F. E. Musson cup for painting: J.


art: A. H. Robinson. Welch prize for senior spoken English: E. G. Whatley and R.


N. Duxbury. The headmaster's prize for


mendable industry: J. C. Tomlin­ son. Walker academic cup for


L. Cook. Fielding prize for music: D.


M. Rycroft. E. A. Parkinson prize for


Rock. Boothman prize for Latin: D.


scripture: D. Hodge. School prize for German; D, P.


(captain: T. P. Dobson!. Charnley cup: T. P. Dobson.


Veevers cup; Castle House


Dobson, J. Forbes, K. Hudson. New colours 1960/61: S. Cun-


Old colours re-awarded: T. P.


liffe, P. Hellawell, D. Hindle, B. Varley, W. Whittaker, D. C. Woods.


RUGBY FOOTBALL (Captain; R. K. Westbrook)


Cornfield. M. A. Rowan, I. H. Taylor, R. K. Westbrook, R. Wilson.


CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING (Captain: R. Wilson)


champion: J. W. Marsden. Middle school champion: T


tain: J. M. Greenbank). Norman Myers cup for senior


K. Hudson. Junior school champion: D


Dent cup: Park House (cap­


Ellson. New colours 1960/61: G. C.


Sagar cup: R. Wilson. Old colours re-awarded: C. L.


p i f : T* - j l© * t - l y " ' ’V I


Read, are angry and Indig­ nant at a recent B.B.C. tele­ vision programme which appeared to approve the loosening of moral standards from the Christian stand­ point, on the grounds th a t the Christian viewpoint was out of date.


versity, School of Modem History. D. C. Woods, Manchester Uni­


decided th a t the only remedy was for Individuals to tele­ phone the B.B.C. or I.T.V. and complain when such offensive programmes were screened or to write immediately in protest.


At a Council meeting, i t was


Thompson, read the annual report.


was read by vice-president Mrs. M. Clegg.


The presidential address


all members for their help and co-operation during the past year.


In it, the president thanked


retiring Committee was pro­ posed by Mrs. M. Mather. Mrs. Cooper, of Winnick,


V.C.O. gave a talk on how the ordinary member could help the Institute. She was


formation of the Institute 13 years ago, there was no ballot for committee. Mrs. I. Grim- shaw was re-elected presi­ d e n t Other officers and Committee members: vice- presidents, Mrs. M. Clegg and Miss E. M. Foster: secretary, Mrs. I. Thompson; asssistant


thanked by Mrs. M. Clegg. For the first time since the


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read by Mrs. B. Forrest, showed a satisfactory balance. A vote of thanks to the


The financial statement, CONFECTIONERS


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A choir was formed for The secretary, Mrs. I.


secretary, Mrs. I. Dawson; treasurer, Mrs. B. Forrest; assistant treasurer, Mrs. A. Wignall; social chairman, Mrs. M. Clegg; social chair­ man’s assistant, Mrs. Ashton: register, Mrs. E. Brown; refreshments, Mrs. M. Proctor, and Mrs. Schofield; Press and Home and Country, Mrs. A. Wignall; flowers for sick, Mrs. F. Walsh; trading stall, Mrs. E. Thomas and Mrs. P. Sars- field.


for the last line of a limerick was won by: 1, Mrs. Smelt; 2, Mrs. E. Brown; 3, Mrs. A. Wignall.


The monthly competition


Mrs. M. Clegg. Tea hostesses were: Mrs. Schofield, Mrs. A. Winsor and Mrs. E. Thomas.


Cooper. 'A competition was won by


judge was Mrs. Other district news page four


WIFE OF BISHOP OPENS AUTUMN FAIR


b ir t h d a y SURPRISE


qVTR- WILLIAM SLINGER, of Curzon Street, Clith­


and to mark the occasion the manager and manageress, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Watkin, presented him with a birth­ day cake and other gifts .


I t Was his 83rd birthday,


hotel every evening, was a member of the 90-year-old family busines of coach- painters and, later, electrical motor engineers until he retired recently.


Mr. Slinger, who visits the Linen Guild


ORGANISED by Clitheroe ” Parish Church Linen Guild, a coffee evening, held in the Sunday Schooi last week, raised £27 10s. for the Parish Church’s May fair.


eroe, visited the Starkie Arms Hotel on Saturday night for his usual drink—and received a pleasant surprise.


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until 10 minutes from side owing to injuries.


soon afterwards Barto resumed later at outs


Finder was injured


team.Tyrell dropping bac half, Gill moving to :


Clitheroe re - shuffle


working of the forward has been seen in previoi


and Birkett crossing to wing. This disrupted the


interval came from Clitl the home side used • boot ” far too often. ] ward lines seemed innoc a goal seemed unlikely.


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RUSBRIDC


Edmundson. First Form champion; T. Bale. Old colours re-awarded: J. M


Marsden, G. B. Waterworth, R Wilson.


ATHLETICS


Casey, J. D. Anderton, M. C. Shaw.


Victor Ludorum: D. Hindle. Middle school champion: M


Dobson. First form champion: M. Whit


taker. CRICKET (Captain: T. P. Dobson)


junior spoken English: R. D. Scott; runner-up, M. M. Stenton. Headmaster’s prize for the best magazine contribution: P. Wight-


man. Mitchell cup for chess: D.


Edmundson.


EXAMINATION SUCCESSES Entry to Universities


versity, School of French. R. H. Bradshaw, Manchester


D. N. Boyd, Manchester Uni­


University, School of Metallurgy. C. Britcliffe, Leeds University,


School of Agriculture. G. C. Cornfield, Leeds Univer­


sity, School of Mathematics. F. J. Kenyon, Edinburgh


University, School of Dentistry. Jan Korndorffer, Manchester College of Science and Tech­


sity, School of Geography. P. J. Finder, Leeds University, School’ of Agriculture.


nology. W. Murray, Sheffield Univer­


House (captain: T. P. Dobson) Ta Tommy Duxbury cup; D. w ton.


Laurence Hardy cup: Castle


ylor. Alan Cook cup: M. J. Bretlier-


Bretherton, J. D, Dugdale, C L Ellson, J. Forbes, P. Hellawell,’ k] Hudson, J. W. Marsden, D. w! Taylor, D. C. Woods.


Dobson, A. Sims. New colours 1960/61: m


SWIMMING (Secretary: D. Melville)


House (captain: R. K. West­ brook). •


Jimmy Read cup: Castle


senior champion: M. Dawson. L. C. Coles cup for middle


school champion; I. J. Smith. Dobson cup for junior school


Laurence Hardy shield for


champion: M. B. A. Webster. Dobson cup for first form champion: A. Cook.


Old colours re-awarded: T p


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Greenbank. New colours 1960/61: J. W.


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