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ABOUT ::00 Guides from 12 units in the Clitheroe and Howland division competed in the first divisional swim mine gala at the Itihhlrsdale Tool on Saturday. Watched by parents


and friends, the Guides took part in individual raees. neat dives and squadron relay raees.


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t r o p h y for Clitheroe district was 1th Clitheroc (St Mi c h a e l and St John’s) and 2nd M’halley won the divisional cup. Prizes, including in ­


Winner of the Blades


dividual medals for the winner of each event, were p r e s e n t e d by Divisional Commissioner Mrs Maisie Manley, of


Billingtnn. TEMPTING At a recute tastc-m held . □ BUNG/WOW D hoost


by clitheroc Weight- watchers at the Dog and Partridge, Wellgate, mem­ bers took along “ legal •’ goodies to be sampled. The idea is that memoers lose weight bv eating plcntv of the right foods and not by confining themselves to the usual-diet of let luce.


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bout*tit to the Uwe oj more Limn .£200 1 luinks to a


vcarlu-nrw shop organised bv tJie Inner Wheel Club oj Chlhcroe.


v/x.t was vent nx'U patron- and mcmb*'r$ thank all wlto Max Dawson s jonner Parson isret and the Inner Wheel supported their efforts.


Held over tiro daus, the president Mrs Nina Foster m e vrvm■ ««* w h i *•*. La.ne shop.


ENJOYING A JOKE AT PARTY


Back to the old days


A GLIMPSE of BillingU>n in bygone days was aiTorrlcd local residents at an exhibi­ tion staged in the village by the Lancashire County Archives department. Among the exhibits was


an 1 nth-century poster ad­ vertising stage coach trips from Billing ton to Blackpool — and one describing rail outings from Billinglon and Langlio that took place m the 19t.fi century. Documents relating to Biilington from as far back as the 14th cen­ tury were oil show at the exhibition, in St Leonard's


School. It was organised by


Hwiak


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Sliarpe-France following a visit to St Leonard's Church lor an inspection of their ancient documents. 'Die exhibition, run by ar­ chives department staff member Miss J. Parkinson, created so much local in­ terest. that a repeat may be


County Archivist Mr R.


passible. Commented the vicar, the


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A marriage of convenience


THE Clitheroe offices of the Registrar and Super­ intendent Registrar of Births. Marriages and Deaths may be moved to more convenient premises in York


Street. Tile registrar at present


uses an oilice at the Castle; llie superintendent is housed in the former Clitheroe Rural Council offices at the top of Church Brow which are also used by the Ribblc Valley Council's environ­ mental health department.


However, this was only a


temporary arrangement un­ til June, and the county


council has been asked to vacate the Church Brow offices in Hie very near


future. The accommodation is


needed bv Ribble Valley to provide canteen facilities for


the staff and the urgency of the matter has been stressed by Nalgo ' ecause the office does not close for lunch. Ribble Valley Council has


by the health and housing departments of the former


Clitheroe Borough Council, which have the advantage of being self-contained with an entrance from York Street. Tile county council's deci­


sion whcUier to accept the offer depends on the report of the assistant county sur­ veyor and approval by the Registrar General.


T o o f a s t offered the two offices, used _m.p.h.


FOR exceeding the speed limit on the Whalley— Clitheroe by-pass with a van, Martin Nolan (37), of Whalley Road, Clitheroe, was lined £25 at Clitheroe Magistrates’ Court. Sgt H. Whigham said Nolan was timed at 55 to 60 m.p.h. The vehicle was limited to 40


Till; 2Hh lirthday ol t'lillicrne Old ROUlCs Wel­ fare Committee was celebra­ ted by tea at i; party fur 200 in St James'.; School on


Saturday. Chief guesta were Clith­


eroc town Mayor and Mayoress, Cmncil'or and


Sirs l.co Wells. Members of the town's notary Club and ltound Table provided a taxi service for pen-ioners who had difficulties in travelling to tlic celebration. They partygo*'1''' — "‘ho


Need for ‘danger’ sign


A SUGGESTION thatl a sign ought to be placed


usually meet at the IVndlc (Tub. Lowcrgate — were treated to a turkey ami ham tea, after whieli they joined in community stoKing. Entertainment was provi­


ded by a concert parly and comedian.


Drunk and disorderly


CALLED to a disturbance in Whalley, t>C Spacer heard Brian Thomp.w.t (27), of Fairfield Drive. Clithoroc, shout obscenities «t a house­ holder, Chief insp. T. J. Sumner tolri Clitheroe


magistrates. Thompson pltaded guilty


to being drur,» and dis­ orderly and wtdtwmd over for two years in his own surety of £50. He was also ...fined.. £io.


near the top of Hall Hill. Whitewell, warning of a dangerous bend was made to Clithcroo magistrates.


It came from David James


Ashworth (20), of Low Moor Farm, Clitheroe, who pleaded guilty by letter to driving a van without due care and attention. He said his van skidded. He was


fined £15. Sgt H. Whigliani said Ash


worth lost control in Hall Lane and the van over turned.


F a u l t y ty r e


ON two summonses of using a car with a defective tyre in King Street, Whalley. David Allen Mace (20), of Pasturelands Drive, Billing, ton, was fined a total of £10. He pleaded guilty by


. letter.


and better—exhibition may be staged at a later date."


Any old games,


MEMBERS of a new youth group which commenced activities this week at Low- Moor Parish Hall are in search of


second-hand


equipment. The 18 founder members


of the club, which is meeting oil Monday evenings, have


still to decide oil future activities, but would wel­ come donations of table tennis equipment or table 'games which could be used


in a limited space. A youth committee has


been elected to organise


is properly under way parishioners Mr David Glali- cey and Mr David Halliwell have volunteered to give a


the running of the club — which will cater for over- 11-year-olds — and until it


helping hand. Anyon w-ith unwanted equipment on their hands


could contact the vicar of Low Moor Church, the Rev. Alan Hunt.


Clitheroo -33418). .(Telephone


Rev. P. H. Dearden: "The exhibition gave people a rare insight into their own local history. We are hoping that a similar — but bigger


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