Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 27th, 1974


Get out and push


A school**^ten from a


most of ll.c, f. 'e Weather with o vls,t Swanside


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B<Bu’t t'ic k’d»; hom the Sherburne School j ,00r


Park, I rcs, ' . ha4 some work to d0. berorc they reached their destination. The battery °u t heir Variety Club-donated minibus tailed


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greaves, of Green e..”-- -


teachers l ' "°'y.CS a f lernoo Mr acrn»«»*—


had to get.™1 and push to get the vehiclestarteu again.


° The 16 children, ageda8cfl 11 12 were


in Clitliewe and they all - »gaiii>


tage S a i ^ a n d - Mrs B. Knowles. T h°E sPent a


Mr J. Ilar- End Cot­


accompanied


happy af m . Sshing, paddling and piciuciug.


D of E award scheme


launched


AFTER a meeting of teachers, youth leaders and ’.ounty officials in Clitheroe


. 5 has been decided to < aerate the Duke of Edin- t irgh award scheme in t ie area.


Ribblesdale Adult Centre, was attended by 20 people. District Education Officer Mr Fred Calvert chaired the meeting which opened with, a talk by county adviser Mr David Staton.


'The meeting, at the


officer Mrs Cathy Green, spoke on the mechanics of organising the scheme and followed up the talk with a film: “ Leaders start here.”


North-west regional award


decided to meet once every school term to discuss pro­ gress and ideas for group activities for the scheme. The next meeting will be


at


All the bodies represented the meeting have


on September 10th. In the meantime, anyone who


would also like to join the scheme should contact


Clitheroe's Youth Leader. Mr Geoff Jackson, at the Careers Office, Wellgate.


CLITHEROE and district Scout Council is holding its bi-annual Gang Show at the Parish Hall from May 5th to 10th next year. There will be free seats at the first night as a material way of showing appreciation for


the help they receive from the public in general.


PEEL—BADGER A full-length gown of deep


blue with a white hat and a bouquet of mixed pastel shades was the wedding day choice of bride Miss Jean Badger, who was married at the Rabble Valley Register Office on Saturday to Mr Anthony Peel. The bridegroom, a textile


the bride, a stock control clerk, is the only daughter


of Mr and Mrs J. Badger, of Georse Street, Clitheroe.


garet Poulton, the bride­ groom’s sister, and Mr Leslie Maynard.


Witnesses were Mrs Mar­ A reception was held at


cutter, is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs G. A. Peel, of Kay Street, Clitheroe, and


the Starkie Arms Hotel, Clitheroe. After a honey­ moon in Blackpool, the couple will live in George Street, Clitheroe.


Photograph: Mrs A. Stretch, Chntburn.


MOTHERS and friends of children attending Bright Street Day Nursery, Clitli- croe, were entertained bv a display of Yoga during a coffee evening.


liy staff. As it was a fine night, tables were arranged in the garden for the Y'oga display by Mrs Mary rage, of Clitheroc, and Mrs Beryl


The event was organised


Harper, of Haslingden. Stalls offered home-made


Turning back


cakes and, plants, and there was a tombola. One of the mothers, Mrs C. Kerr, won a competition, guessing the name of a toy dog, “Snoopy.”


and this will be used to buy toys and books for the children at Christmas.


Picture: Yoga demonstra­


tors Mrs Page (left) and Mrs Harper with some of the guests.


Disorderly behaviour


ADMITTING disorderly be­


haviour in Downham Road, Chatburn. while drunk, Alan Watson C20), of Vic­ toria Avenue, Chatbum, was fined £10 by the Ribble Valley magistrates. He was also bound over for two


years. Insp. M. A. Waller said


P.C. Craig was called to a domestic disturbance at Watson's home. Watson was drunk, he had broken several glasses and refused to leave the house. After further argument Watson went into Kayley Lane, and was again told to be quiet. He then went into Downham Road where he continued to shout, and was arrested.


ABOUT 100 people danced the night away on Friday at a summer ball in Clith­ eroe Parish Hall. The Les Allen Quartet provided


music for the ball, organised by the Scout-Parent organi­ sation of the SS Mary and Paul troop. There was a buffet supper.


Tlie event raised over £61


DRESSED in the style of scholars 100 years ago Bolton-by-Bowland pupils Sheila Billows and Richard Cornthwaite escorted a large iced cake into the


celebration of the school's centenary, attended by parents and friends from the village and a large num­ ber of former pupils. The cake was cut by Mrs Ellen Wignall, of Downham Road, Chatburn, who retired from teaching at the school in


school hall on Saturday. The occasion was the


1949. BYWATER—CAMPBELL


District followed the wed­ ding of a Sabden couple.


A honeymoon in the Lake


Miss Carolvn Campbell and Mr Robert' Neil Bywater, at St Mary's RC Church on Saturday.


tenance fitter at Ribble Cement, Clitheroc, is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs A. Bywater, of Mount Pleasant, and the bride, a shorthand typist in the sup­ plies unit at Calderstones Hospital, Whalley, is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs W. Campbell, of Thorn


The bridegroom, a main­


in Swiss lisse and French lace. She had a full-length


her father, wore a model gown of Edwardian design


Street. The bride, given away by


bouffant veil and bridal headdress of roses and stephanotis, and carried white and lilac roses, lily-of- the-valley and stephanotis. Bridesmaids were Miss


Angela Bywater, the bride­ groom’s sister, Miss Kay Wiseman, Miss Lisa Camp­ bell, the bride's niece, and Miss Jayne Cutler. Best man was Mr Eric Bywater, the bridegroom's brother, and groomsmen were Mr Neil Campbell,


brother, and Mr Laurie the bride's


Wiseman. The ceremony was per­


formed by Fr J. Begley, and a reception was held at the Duke of York Hotel, Grindle- ton The couple will live in Thom Street, Sabden. Photograph: Lynn Mil­


lard, Burnley.


play. a poster advertising the opening of the school in 1874 was of particular in­ terest. The event, for which the Ribblesdale band was en­ gaged, was described as the "annual school treat and village festival,” and a pub­ lic tea was served at eight pence a head. The poster, which is in


Among the records on dis­


excellent condition, came to light when Mrs Jenny Wil-


kinson was going through an old box of effects from the Rectory. The children performed


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two plays and both infants and juniors sang. The mothers were also active, providing all the food and making the tea. The Vic­ torian costumes were made by Mrs Billows and Mrs Comthwaite, and the cake was made by Mrs Norma Birch and iced locally. Proving that they still


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had plenty of life in them, the mums took on a team of older pupils in a rounders match. Their win, by 34 to 33, was clinched when a lost ball enabled one mother to score nine runs at once, all good practice for the ladies’ race at the village sports next Saturday.


HOSPITAL’S OPEN WEEK


CALDERSTONES Hospital will be c.en to the public next week with more than 1.000 visitors, in organised groups, already having sig­ nified their intention to look round. These mainly include


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