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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times. December 6th, 1973
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Slaidburn Youth Hostel with talks about the Scout national headquarters and its professional staff, fol lowed by a talk on “Oppor tunities for Venture Scouts” by Mr M. Sloan, Scout com missioner for the North- West.
Scouts were divided into two parties and taken to the fells for a cross-country navigation exercise.
During the morning the
sleep, tile Scouts began Sunday with a short service before attending an illustra ted talk on " Canoeing as a hobby."
on Voluntary Service Over seas was followed by a tent pitching exercise in tire frozen snow.
After lunch a discussion The course was brought to After only a few hours’
DESPITE the wintry conditions, 24 Scouts from Clitheroe, Blackburn, Darwen and Burnley attended an introductory course for Venture Scouts at Slaidburn at the weekend. The course began at
will be holding its annual dinner at the Starkie Arms on December 15th. It is expected the dinner will be attended by about 20 past members. Any other past members who would like to attend should contact Mr C. Snape, 32 Eastmorc Drive, Clitheroe.
The Venture Scout Unit Celebration
THE cast, producer and helpers of Clitheroe Parish Church Dramatic Society's last play, “Chase Me, Com rade,’’ had supper at the Coach and Horses Hotel, Bolton-by-Bowland, on Fri day evening.
a close with a talk on the work of the Venture Scout Unit executive committee.
WITH a cast of more than 50, including a large number of children of the staff, Cal- derstones Hospital Revue and Dramatic Society’s Christmas pantomime is proving great fun.
This year it is “Red Riding
Hood” and again it has been scripted by Sirs Audrey Foy, secretary to the hospital's chief nursing officer.
After a special show for
patients on Tuesday, the panto opened to the public last night. Advance booking was brisk, and tonight’s per formance was sold out several weeks ago. Scats are still left for the Saturday matinee (2-30 p.m.), and another per formance at 7-15 p.m. the same day. Rehearsals for the show
went fairly smoothly. An appeal for some "props” that were proving hard to get— a golfing umbrella and some bows and arrows—was suc cessful, as was the dress re hearsal. Treading the boards at an
early age, younger members of the east are pictured re hearsing in the hospital's own theatre.
Widow mistook door and fell to death
A 73-YEAR-OLD Clitheroe widow, who fell to her death down a flight of steps at her son’s pub, probably mistook the cellar door for the kitchen.
inquest at Bury on Mrs Margaret Masters, of Frank lin Street, Clitheroe, who 'died from a fractured skull six days after the fall.
This was stated at an
the Nailers Green Hotel. Tottington, w h e r e Mrs Masters had gone to attend a farewell party given by her son, Mr James Masters, who was leaving as licensee.
The accident happened at UNCONSCIOUS
Co r o n e r , Mr Raymond Speakman, recorded a ver dict of accidental 'death.
The Bury D i s t r i c t
coroner that his mother had drunk three bottles of Guin ness during the evening, but seemed perfectly all right.
Mr Masters told the TURKEY AND PORK ON MENU W | P !
“ She was helping us to clear up after the party, when my brother told me she had had a bad fall,” he said. “ I found her lying unconscious at the foot of the cellar steps. She never regained consciousness.'' Mr Masters explained that
his mother had gon e through the cellar door un wittingly. She might have got the door confused with the kitchen 'door, which was next to it and of identical colour and design.
HAPPY There were three doors
behind the bar. he said. They were all unmarked and she probably got mixed up.
The top step of the cellar
was right behind the door and she would have had no chance of saving herself, not knowing what lay ahead. She did not even have time to find the light switch. Mrs Masters's younger
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son, Mr Peter Masters, also of Franklin Street, Clith eroe, said his mother had been “ quite happy all evening.” He thought his mother
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might have been going to the kitchen to fetch some towels. She had no reason to go into tiie cellar. After recording his ver
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dict. the coroner advised Mr Masters to return to the hotel and suggest that the present licensee had the three doors behind the bar marked to avoid further confusion.
Fined £ 5
ONCE a again the Chipping Show Committee's dinner- dance in the Memorial Hall,
on Friday, provided a highly successful evening. With an attendance of
about 160 the event raised £33 for committee funds. The evening started with
a delicious meal, including turkey and pork salad with trifle. The Drifters played
for dancing and comedy was
provided by Chester and Gordon. PICTURE shows commit
tee members and guests (back from the left): Mr John Mercer; Mr Eric Kay;
Mr Jeffrey Rich, Mr William Pye; Mr Eric Fields; Mrs Bullock; Mr Jack Bullock; Mr John Stott, jnr. Front: Mrs Stott; Mrs Rich; Mrs Fyc; Mrs Fields; Mrs Kay.
PLEADING guilty by letter to stopping a van in the controlled area of a zebra crossing in Castle Street, Clitheroe, Malcolm Jenkins, Stonyhurst College, was fined £5 with endorsement by Clitheroe magistrates.
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