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8 Clliheroe Aaoerttser and Times, November 13th, 1975


Tremendous scope for volunteers in social work


CLITHEROE and district people should look around and see:if there is any voluntary social-task they can do, Mr Alan Daniels, a member of the Toe H regional


staff, told Clitheroe Probus Club. In a talk entitled “Compas- decline'in-support of the churches. and for .’the daily diet of violence: depicted: by Press and TV arid described by Mr Daniels as, “horrendous


sion, not competition”; Mr Daniels traced, the changes in social behaviour and moral, standards since the war. With the emergence of the


socialist state, it was assumed by many that the roles of volunteer social worker and hospital visitor were finished for ever, he said, but there is tremendous scope for volun­ teers today.


i Mr Daniels found that the young have great potential for doing good if properly organ­ ised, although they have grea­ ter temptations before them than their parents had. Present adult society as a


reporting.”' A vote of thanks; was given


b y Mr W/ 'McColl, of Clitheroe.' Chairman Mr K.'


Williamson, of Wiswelli wel­ comed a past member, Mr Jim Barnes, a former master, at the Grammar School, who was visiting Clitheroe. ; ■ ; Mr Sydney Whiteside, of


whole carried a responsibility for the lower standards of dis­ cipline in the home, for the


New name


THE former Clitheroe Ladies Auxiliary of the Licensed Vic­ tuallers held their annual meeting under their new name — Ribble Valley Ladies of the Licensed Trade. They re-elected Mrs Muriel


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successful buffet dance called “Autumn Madness” at the Craven Heifer, Chaigley, raising £150 for their funds, and they hope to arrange many similar money-raising events.


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FOUND DRUNK A MAN found lying on the doorstep of a house in Well- gate, Clitheroe, was fined £5 fo r being drunk. David Anderson Williams (50), of Eastmoor Drive, Clitheroe, was said to have been only able to stand with help. . He refused to give his name and address to a policeman and was arrested.


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; A7 BONANZA :autumn fair-, , was the climax to-this year’s series of fund-raising;events s; ; by St.James’s Church and pro- ■


'mar . >' * v; ’l a s t „ iceeds from'th'e day pushed the-,-; ~ ^ e ».wf so’nt r0d u c e d ^ y | t h e t . . ,;:i'''Te as ' were 'prb , ,, James’s-School. j ;. for the fair. u t.' -T! T t iL . i


tineau, wife of- the-Bishop of;- Taylor;'and ‘Mrs1 Martineau ‘ Working Party,'-who 'sold Blackburn,,the Rt Rev R.’ A..*.; was;.thanked "by' :Mrs 'Joyce; ;-lineh,‘had been working since S. Martineau. : . ' ' • • • . ; -Aspden,- a .teacher at St; / May to'haye theii- items ready oi.. "-'‘- -''I r j


grand total'over the-£l,300- R«tor of St James’s, the Rev - .Three-year-old Cheryl Ons: -•, member8 of the Women’s Fel; grana total .uvei tue-*i,ouy,. Kenneth.Broadhurst, who low, daughter^of Ribble,Val--lowship*■ V


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CLITIIEROE Paush Church will be floodlit during the Christmas period and .1


Christmas tiee and crib will bo erected at the Castle gates, 'Clitheroe Town Council has decided. But a request from Coun. Richard Turner-for a Christmas tree in the town c en tre was turned down because of possible vandalism.


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CLITHEROE’S Ruyal Oak fuotball and darto teams look a 1 est from competition when they held a disco-dance on Friday. About 100 members, wives, girlfriends and pub locals attended the event — one of several this year — held at St Paul’s Parish Hall; Low Moor. The ladies ran a tombola, with proceeds for the teams’ general fund. Music was provided by the Y2V4 disco and a buffet supper was served. Pictured are team oficials and members with some of the guests.


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THE wives of Clitheroc Round Tnblc members were thanked at the organisa­ tion’s annual ladies’ night for all they have done to help with sarious projects.


Expressing appreciation


on behalf of members, chair­ man Mr Gordon Smith mndc special mention of the bar­ becue held earlier this jear, which raised £1,000.


He welcomed as special


guests area chairman Mr Grcn High} and Mrs Itigky. The event took place at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Saw ley, and music was provided by the Cleveland Sound.


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-wearing their chains of office — arc Mr Rigby (left) and Mr Smith with members and their wives.


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Clitheroe, reported on the sa tis fa c to ry state .of the Physiotherapy Centre and urged members not already in the special scheme to join. ■The committee .will meet at


the chairman’s home tomor­ row. Next meeting of the club will be .on .November 21st,


when Mr W. McColl will speak on “The best kept secret of


the war”. ■ ■


THE importance of maintain- ' people believe .‘ that students mg the traditions of the past should have the incentive and was stressed at the annual . opportunity to extend them- d in n e r and re u n io n of selves fu r th er and many Clitheroe Royal Grammar believe the comprehensive School Old 'Boys’Association, -school is a way of doing this. ■Retiring president .Mr Nor- ^ tave seen one iri opera. man Parkinson and headmas- • jo and the tw that distrea.


comprehensive education reorganisation. Proposing the toast to the


nZ’Zg&XSSKi' ■» “ " •“ •1’*re ot lose its' identity under


association and the school, Mr Parkinson commented; “Most


opportunity for the pupils to extend themselves and do things of which they are really capable. •


“If there has to be a com­ prehensive system,- let us


hope that the high-flyers will be given their chance.” He also said how impressed


he was with the school and the high quality of work being done there..;


In his reply, new president .


- Mr Bryan Cowgill, whose late father Mr John;Clifford Cow- gill was.president 20 years ago, spoke of the debt he owed to the school. ■ Although he could hardly be


called the school’s best pupil, Mr Cowgill, controller of the BBC, said he learned.,the


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essentials, of his trade there — communication. He related several amusing


anecdotes of. his schooldays and his early life with the BBC when television was a new medium. : In . his address, Mr Hood


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said the school was enorm­ ously proud of the achieve­ ments of these' two old boys. He added that there were 424 pupils on the school roll and 51 students had entered the fir­ st-year sixth— both record numbers. Speaking for the visitors,


Mr Brian Dent and Mr Stan­ ley Westhead both expressed the hope that the school would not lose its proud identity. The loyal toast was prop­


osed by retiring chairman Mr James T. Thornber. Oldest boy to stand to the


roll-call was Dr Joseph Wrig- ley, who answered to 1910. At the annual meeting, Mr


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Cowgill was installed as presi­ dent, Mr Philip Dobson was elected chairman, and Mr Colin Haworth and Mr Fred McNab : were re-elected sec­ retary and treasurer respec­


tively. ■ ■Dr Wrigley was re-elected


representative to the school’s governing body and Mr Dobson to the Friends of the School. Mr Thornber was re­ elected to the Highmoor development fund.' Guests included Coun. Tom


Robinson (Mayor of the Rib­ ble Valley), Coun. Leo Wells (Mayor of Clitheroe) and Mr Douglas Cpulson, headmaster of Queen. Elizabeth’s Gram­ mar School, Blackburn. Pictured at the dinner are,


from the left: Front — Mr Cowgill, Coun. Robinson, Mr Hood, Coun. Wells, Mr Par­ kinson. .Back ■


— Dr Wrigley,


the Rev. J. C. Hudson, Mr D e n t , Col L. C. King- Wilkinson, Mr Thornber, Mr Dobson, Mr Coulson and Mr Haworth.-,


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