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p i - / Clithcroe Advertiser and Times, November. 13th, 1975 9: 3 » -


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P a y th o rn eb o y wins cup at poultry show


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Come and see our quality display of pine and lami­ nate units at


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COUPLE TOOK GOODS from su p e rm a r k e t


.WOMAN said by her solicitor.to have suffered jagedy far beyond that which most people expen­ se in a lifetime” was given a conditional discharge jthe town’s magistrates on a charge of shoplifting. Chief Insp. T. Sumner, pro­


Hr W. D. Greenwood told .ecourt that his client, Mary


B:r,d (48), of Union Street, ;* Moor, had been through tremendous amount of


agedy,.and had been under- ig psychiatric treatment. •|can only put this offence an to the terrible burden it has carried over the


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ars." Her husband, David Henry


ad (33), charged with the ae offence, was fined £5. ah pleaded guilty.


secuting, said the couple had taken goods worth £5.33 from Spar Supermarket, Garnett Road, Clitheroe. Mr Greenwood • told the


magistrates that neither of his clients had ever been in trou­ ble before. “Mary Bond worked for me


for some considerable time and thousands of pounds were entrusted to her. I could trust her with every penny I have,” he said. ;


PRIZES donated by local tradespeople contributed greatly-to the success of a poppy dance organised by C lith e ro e branch of the Royal British Legion.’ .


The event brought the


total raised by the branch for this year's poppy appeal fund to £140.


Hard-working members of


the branch committee and ladies’ section committee this week thanked the trad­ ers’ for their generosity and also all those who supported their efforts. Earlier events raised .£80 and the highly


su c c es s fu l dance added another £60. In our picture- are, from


the. left: back row — Mrs Dorothy Lambert, ladies com m itte e member; Mr Stanley Snapc, president; Mr Roy Mantle, treasurer; Mr Dick Martin, committee member; Mr Jim Garlick, secretary; Mr Bernard Hol­ den, chairman. Front —: Mrs D. :Miller, c ommit te e member; Mrs Mantle, ladies secretary; Mrs. E. ;Yatcs, ladies treasurer; Mrs Mar­ tin, committee member; Mrs H o l d e n , c o m m i t t e e chairman.


A LONG RUN FOR CHARITY


A- GROUP of Clitheroe footballing teenagers, are combining a six-mile training session with a run for charity a fortnight on Saturday.


The aim of the lads — all


members of the Henthom United under-15 team — is to run 20 times round a third of a mile course, keeping them­ selves fit and at the same time helping the work of Christian Aid.


in the Accrington and district under-15 league, decided' to hold a training run on a day when they had no match. Then they thought again and came up with the idea of help­ ing others while helping them­ selves.


At first the lads, who play Training run organisers


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David Parkinson and Robert N e i l s o n , n e x t- d o o r - neighbours in Whipp Avenue, chose' the charity after con­ sultation with the curate of St James’s Church, the Rev. John Taylor.


of the Christian Aid commit­ tee for the Ribble Valley Council of Churches, is now helping them with sponsor forms and will also start them off on their "blockbusting” run.


Mr Taylor, who is chairman Said Mr Taylor: “These lads


came up with the fund-raising idea on their own initiative and I am hoping they will be well-supported. They will be sponsored for the speed in which they can complete the course — around the Central Avenue, Henthorn Road, Whipp Avenue and Kemple View block.— and Christian Aid officials will be keeping a strict check on the timings.-” Sponsor forms for the run,


which starts at 10-30 a.m., can be obtained from Mr Taylor or any of the team members.


Diamond wedding


AN Advertiser -and .Times reader for 50 years, Mr Athur Barnes, has celebrated 60 years of married life at his Bolton home.


Mr Barnes (86), of Kears-


ley, lived in Chatburn for many years, and since moving to Bolton has continued to get a copy of the paper each week.


Mr Barnes and his wife


received more than 30 con­ gratulatory cards on their diamond wedding — including a telegram from the Queen — and they were visited by the Mayor and Mayoress of Bolton.


larly happy to receive so many cards from old friends in the Clitheroe area and are espe­ cially grateful to Chatburn Methodist Sunshine Band. During his days in Chat­


The couple were particu­


CHAM­ PAGNE de


burn, Mr Barnes was a keen cricketer. He played in the Lancashire League after the first world war and later rep­ resented the village in the Ribblesdale League. When a serious illness put


an end to his playing career, Mr'Barnes was an umpire in the Ribblesdale League and after moving to Bolton per­ formed the same duty there for 20 years. In Chatbum he was a win­


dow cleaner, and his wife worked as a weaver at the mill for many years. He served in France dunng the first war.


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LOCAL: winners were fewand far between at the' Ribble Valley Poultry Society’s annual show, on Saturday, but the,Palmer family, of Buck House, Paythorne, certainly held their owii. Mrs Betty Palmer, who the caravan park at Payth-


spccialiscs in Old English Game bantams, carried away four firsts, five seconds and a third prize. Her 12-year-old son Simon,


a pupil at Barnoldswick Sec­ ondary Modern School, won the Douglas Mason Cup for the best children’s exhibit with a male bantam which also took a first in its class. Winning prizes is nothing


new to the family, for only the previous week Mrs Palmer returned from the country’s premier show at London with a first prize for the best black and red bantam cock in the show. ; This bird has itself won 40 prizes and considering that Mrs Palmer keeps about 70 bantams, it isn’t . surprising that she can’t remember the number of awards she has taken home. Mrs Palmer began showing poultry about four years ago,


. when a friend suggested she take some bantams she had been keeping on land behind her house to a local show. From such humble begin­


nings she began to take a real interest in the hobby, bought her own incubator and is now in a-position to sell off some of her champion stock. She puts her success down


to the fact that she is able to give a little more attention to her birds than her male coun­ terparts. . “They have to be- clean and


in good show condition and the hard-feathered' varieties I keep need to have special care,” said Mrs Palmer, whose husband David is manager of


orne. Among other local people to


sample success were a group of residents from Calder-


.stones Hospital. Their ducks, which are kept at the hospi­ tal's bird sanctuary, won first prizes in each of the two duck sections. Vi c e - cha i rman of the


Teewood Farm, Waddington, won first prize for a plate of three white bantam eggs. The show, at Clitheroe Auc­


Poultry Society committee, Mr David Kay, of Osbaldes- ton, won rosettes for the best Hamburgh and Sebright ban­ tams in the show and three first prizes. M rs C . N ew sam, of


tion Mart, attracted 731 entries and a record number of visitors. Prizes were presented by


Mr-S. Stirling, head of the Pendlc View livestock section at Calderstoncs.


Raise £45


ABOUT 120 people attended the Clitheroe area WI show committee’s annual whist and domino drive at Downturns vil­ lage hall. The event raised £45, which will go towards next year’s


show. Whist winners: Ladies —


Mrs A. Boothman, Miss M. Jackson, Mrs M. Crossland, Mrs E. Berry. Gents — Mr W. Moorhouse, Mr J. Swailes, Mr A. Allan, Mrs W. Smith. Dominoes: Mrs A. Ellis,


Mrs A. Eccles, Mr L. Under­ wood, Mr T. Pye.


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HILLARY -


THE wedding took place at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, of Miss Irene Leeming, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs F. Le emi ng, of Bl easdal c Avenue, Clitheroe, and Mr David Edward Hillary. The bridegroom is. the son


of Mrs Kathleen Hillary, of Wilson Street, Clitheroe, and the late Mr T. Hillary.’ The bride, given away by


her father, wore a gown of white nylon, trimmed with lace, and a full-length veil. She carried red and white rosebuds. Matrons of honour were Mrs Rosemary Brown, the


-bride's sister, and Mrs Diane Broughton, the bridegroom’s sister. They wore full-length


•gowns of deep rose, with matching picture hats, and


.carried posies of pink and white carnations. Best man was Mr Tony


Broughton, the bridegroom’s brother-in-law, and grooms­ man was Mr David Leeming, the bride’s brother. Ushers were Mr John Peel, the bridegroom’s cousin, and Mr Trevor Speak. The ceremony was per­


formed by the Rev. Alan Hunt and the organist was Mr R.Tattorsall. ■


LEEMiNG The bridegroom works at


■ Ribblc Cement and the bride is a shop assistant.


Ed isford Br i d g e Inn, Clitheroe. The wedding cake was made by the bridegroom’s mother.


A reception was held at the


The couple will live in Wil­ son: Street, Clitheroe.


- Photograph: D. Leeming, Blackburn.


Not plaques but replicas


CLITHEROE Town Council could be breaking the Trades Descriptions Act if it sells its coat of arms bearing the w o r d s “ B o r o u g h , o f Clithcroe.”


The clerk, Mr L. D. Tel


-ford, reported that the council might be breaking the law if it sells the plaques, as the Clitheroe Borough Council is no longer in existence.


To overcome the problem,


members decided to sell the plaques as replicas.


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