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Unbeaten in six games


games. .


Waddington, who now have a good chance,of finishing up


in the division’s top five for the . f i r s t t im e , defeated Islington- S t Mary’s 2-1 at


DARTS ft


T A K IN G throe points from a p o s s ib le four, Waddington have extended their unbeaten - run in the Blackburn Combi­ nation first division to six


Tight at the top


O N L Y one point separates Pendle Witch and Bridge Inn at' the top of the first division o f Clitheroc and District Darts League. Craven Heifer lead division two by nine points over Dog Inn. • Latest results: Division One —


Bridge Inn 5, Low Moor 3; Royal Oak 4, British Legion 4; Pemllc


Home on .Thursday. They ■ began the game on top but failed to capitalise on chances ■ and Islington were a goal up b y the interval. -


- A f te r strong Waddington


pressure in the second 'half, Graham Walker evened things


up. Ten minutes from time, Rick Waddington came on for Paul Hurst—and five minutes


later the substitute scored the winner after good work from Simon Whiteside. On Saturday, Waddington


couldn’t cope with vnu ” District N u r s ­


ing Officer


poo l and stud ent n u r s e s P their annual pr.ze-


ock told Calderstones


jtot ^ Thursday, as she e x p r e s s e d t h e


Latitude owed to trainee S c s by the District


Management team. She also acknowledged the


debt of gratitude owed to Miss f Pallctt, Calderstones


Senior Nursing Officer. jliss Blackstoek went on to


T h e p ro c e ed s will be


divided equally between the three clubs which organised the knockout evening.


tr« the changing role of the . ur«e, past, present and L r c . “One hundred years aCo the nurse was more or less


a servant of the governors, tot held in high regard. Today


nu[iCS arc becoming increas­ ing involved in diagnosis, and, as members of multi­ disciplinary teams, in deciding an individual's treatment. In 10 years' time you may look back and find your present role unrecognisable." She concluded by urging those who had now completed


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e, a Government-


sponsored plan that is likely to he adopted by many local


authorities, is designed to help first-time purchasers by deferring part of each repay­ ment during the first five years of the mortgage. The Ribble Valley Council’s


Housing Committee, which is very much in favour of home ownership, has recommended to the Policy and Resources


Committee that the plan be adopted.


• Explained Chief Executive Officer Mr Michael Jackson: ’Assuming that the standard mortgage rate is Wk per cent, the mortgagee would pay for the first five years as if it were 10 per cent. The balance would then be picked °P over the remaining repayments.


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restricted, however, to houses costing £11,000 or less and to applicants with an income of fd,§00 or less.


toton said that it


*ould be most helpful in cases '‘here young people were trying to set up a home for the. ‘M time. “I would not,


Mtever, expect it to be of eenefit to a large number of People in the Ribble Valley,"


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SKIPTON Division Conserva­ tives will choose from a short list of three when they meet on Monday to choose a succes­ sor to Mr G. B. Drayson, who is not seeking re-election. Listed are Mr John Watson (32), who fought York at the last election; Mr John Selwyn G um m e r ( 3 6 ) , MP , fo r Lewisham W e s t from 1970 to 1974; and Mr John Wilkinson (34), MP for Bradford W e s t from 1970 to 1974. Voting will be by ballot and the successful candidate will be formally adopted as prospective’ Con­ servative candidate later the same evening.^


APPEAL


A LO C A L inquiry is to be held into an appeal against a Ribble Valley Council decision not to allow conversion of a barn at Chipping into a house. The appeal, by Mr J. P.


McGuire, relates to a derelict barn at Crag Houso, Fish House Lane, Chipping. The inquiry will take place at GILLoros Council Chamber on Tuesday, June 24th, at 10 a.m.


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tyf A pat on the back for trainee nurses


their training to choose jobs in which they would be happy “ for then your patients and fellow-staff will be happy, ,


too.” M i s s B la c k s t o e k w a s


thanked for presenting the • prizes by Mr Albert Crick, on behalf of the nurses’ training school. Mr Crick also thanked all those who had given guidance to the trainees over the past 12 months. Among the winners of spe­


cial prizes were Miss Christ­ ine Dust, of Whittam Cres­


cent, Whalley, who won the S en ior N u r s in g O f f ic e r ’s prize; and Mrs Catherine T h re l fa lJ , of K enilworth Drive, Clitheroc, winner of the practical nursing pupil


prize (2nd year). To Mrs Threlfall, who won


the equivalent prize in her first year, the award was a complete surprise. “ I am highly delighted:— no one told me anything about i t ,” she said. Now she is going on to teach in social therapy. Winners of hospital badges


and certificates included stu­ dent nurses Bernard Ambler, Darkwood Crescent, Chat- burn; Anne Brewin, Kemple V iew , Clitheroe; Christine Dust; Raymond Earle, Bridge T e r ra c e , W h a l le y ; Lesley Griffin, Female Hostel, Cal­ derstones; Mrs Alice Jackson, Longworth Road, Billington; Kathleen Mannion, Female


Hostel, Calderstones; Russull


' Saib, Male Hostel, Ualder- stones; and pupil nurses Miss Hilary Farrington, Female H o s te l , Calderstones; Mrs


More news and sport on Pages 14 and 15


Donny meets pop star


W H A L L E Y . Dee Jay Donny K in g . sp e n t ” an ex cit ing weekend in London with pop personality Jimmy Savile. Donny, of Lakeland Close,


Billington, was one of 26 young people from all over the


country to go to London. During his three-day stay at


Devonshire Street House, the


national HQ of the National Association of Youth Clubs, Donny went on a sight-seeing tour of the city, and visited a hostel for the down-and-outs in the Eas t End of London. Donny, 18, is an apprentice


engineer at Clayton Goodfel- low , B lackburn, and he spends much of his time doing


charity work. He was the only representa­


tive from this part of Lanca­ shire to go on the trip and his, name was put forward by members of Whalley Youth


Club.


Fewer b ea s ts on offer


A T Monday’s fatstock sale at Clitheroe there was a very good trade in steers and heifers although compared to recent weeks there were fewer beasts on offer.


A large number of fat cows brought lower rates than the previous week, but trading in spring lambs was good. Although hogs and sheep were variable, ewes met a firm


demand. Forward were: 122 fat cattle, two


pigs, 126 ewes, 114 hogs and sheep. Lightweight steers made to £24.90


(£22.08); lightweight ‘ heifers to £25.50 (£25.20): calf bulls to £25.00


(£21.33); uncertified heifers to £2-1.10 (£22.25); 1st quality fat cows £18.10 (£17); other cows to £15.10


(£14.10). Light lambs to 50p (47p); medium


hoggs to 40p Cifip); half-bred ewes to £13.50 (£9.80); horned ewes £11.80


(£8.10). Pork pigs made to £-1.40 (£-1.40).


Another


I look at swimming fees


TH E whole of the Ribble Valley Council is being asked to decide about a reduction in fees which the Recreation and Leisure Committee proposes to grant to the Ribble Valley Sub-aqua Club for the use of the Ribblesdale Pool. 1 A decision will also be asked


for concerning the proposal to charge the Clitheroe Amateur Swimming Club v the same hourly fee instead of Gp for


each person, as now. Last week the committee


listened to the plea of the Sub-aqua Club for a reduction of the recommended fee of £5 and agreed on £3. It was also decided to charge the swim­


ming club £3. This was challenged by


C onn . R o b e r t Ainsworth (Clitheroe) when the Finance and General Purposes Com­ mittee met this week. M r G o r d o n - O n s lo w ,


Borough Treasurer, said it was estimated there would bo a loss of £300 to the council for the next year. He also revea­ led that the running costs of the pool were £16.50 an hour; everyone using the pool was


subsidised. Coun. Ainsworth thought it


was wrong to reduce the fee. It should stay at £5, he said


and successfully moved that the final decision be left to full


council' Commented Coun. Tom


Robinson (Clitheroe), Finance chairman, “This is the second time in a year that the Recreation and Leisure Com­ mittee has wanted to make a reduction. Fees are fixed and then brought down. First it was the footballers who com­ plained, and now we have this


new complaint.”


Need for economy


A T the suggestion of Coun. A lb e r t A s t le y (Bolton-by- Bowland) the Ribble Valley Council's Finance and General Purposes Committee is to remind the other committees about the need for economy. Coun. Astley said the fact


that a committee had- been allocated a sum of money for the year did n o t , necessarily mean that it had to be spent. C o u n . T om R o b in s o n


(Clitheroc), Finance chair­ man, agreed and warned that everyone would have to keep within the estimates for abso­ lute emergencies.


A joint enterprise


T R IN IT Y ami Whalicy Youth Clubs are, jointly staging a disco tomorrow night to raise money for the Lancashire Youth Club’s Association. Organisers at th e : Whalley


end are the five members of Disco 45, who will also be providing the music. Trinity members arc. providing the venue for the 7-30 lo 10 p.m. disco. Admission will bo 20p and the proceeds will be used to help the L Y C A , which is a voluntary youth organisation, reduce a massive deficit in


funds.


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A good A C O L sequence would be;


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Ann Holden, Mitton Road, Whalley; Barry Joselin, Male Hostel, Calderstones; Ken­ neth Sharpe, Male Hostel, Calderstones; Mrs Threlfall; Kathryn Wild, Standen Road, Clitheroe; Thomas Winter, Waddington. A f te r the presentations,


which took place in the Cal­ derstones ballroom, a buffet was served and dancing to the Visco-disco rounded o f f the evening.


; The prizewinners are pic­


tured with their awards. Sea­ ted, from the left, are Miss Pallett; Mr W . E . Broome, Director of Nursing Educa­ tion, Burnley health district; Miss Blackstoek; Mr Greaves, District Nursing officer; and Mr J. A . McLean, District Nursing Officer.


BRIDGE CLUB


F O U R T E E N tables were in p la y at Clitheroe Bridge Club’s weekly meeting and the winning partners were: N S Mrs L. Boothman and Mrs Gillibrand; Mr W . L . Wilkin­ son and Mr B. Hicks. E W Mr | and Mrs L. Atkinson; Mr and Mrs Blicklow. The required number of


new members have joined the club and prospective new members arc invited to apply


as early as possible for addi­ tion to the waiting list. The following slam hand


was missed at all tables bar one.


E dealer. All vulnerable.


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took a well-earned point from their visit to Feniscowles. Both sides fielded; several reserves, Feniscowles having an important midweek semi­ final and Waddington con­ serving their playing strength for their heavy end of season


fixture list. The first' half belonged


entirely to the village side, goalkeeper Whittaker never being seriously troubled by the home forwards. Five minutes before the interval, Waddington lost Mick Yates with an injury that is likely to keep him out of football for the rest of the season. F iv e minutes after the


restart, Paul Hurst gave the visitors the lead after good work by Graham Walker. Feniscowles piled on the


pressure but the Waddington defence, splendidly marshal­ led by Frank Richards, held firm. Two minutes from time, Feniscowles made it 1-1 from a corner but Waddington very nearly scored a dramatic last- minute winner through Hurst. Despite the loss of Yates , Waddington can take heart from the superb display given by Frank Richards


Devine


brothers excel


Trinity 1, W h a l le y 0


A W E L L -T A K E N goal by Humphries was enough to give Ribble Valley Football League Second Division tail- enders their second win of the


season. The first half of this game


was very even with Whalley just having the edge. But Trinity took command after the restart. Humphries’ goal, in the G5th minute, was a good shot into the far corner of the net. The church side was unlucky not to score again. The three Devines, brothers


Pat and Mick, and cousin John all made excellent contribu­ tions to the game. Trinity have improved a great deal since the start of the season, thanks to the determination of the players and manager Mel- vyn Edmondson. Outstanding for Whalley were Hilton and


Kiddie. Trinity: P. Devine, Cntchpolc,


Longhi, Mcylcr, Astin, II. Devine, Tomlinson, Wilkinson, GeWanl, Humphries, J. Devine. Sub:


Burgess. Whalley: Bromley, Abrahams,


Collier, Hilton, Moore, Walibank, Kiddie, Cuncarr, Illingworth, Yates, Francis.


Preedy nets 4


Weighty problem


C H A T B U R N Cricket Club is all readv for the start of the Ribble Valley Amateur Cric­ ket League except for one small — o r, to be more accurate, large — problem . . . they are without a heavy duty roller. The roller which Chatburn


have been using since they rejoined the league about five


years ago was smashed by v an da ls during the close


season. : Chairman Mr Peter Hatch


told our reporter: “W e have a light roller which we have been using for several weeks, but that is not making much of an impression on the bumpy


ground. 'Uf we don’t got a heavy


roller soon the field is going to be in a pretty rough condition


by the start of the season." Anyone with a heavy roller


they could lend . the • club should contact Mr Hatch at his home at 10 Ribble Lane, C h 3 t b ii r n Clitheroe 41475).-


( T e l BEST BUYS


W H E N ClithuroL* Young Far­ mers visited Blackburn abat­ t o i r s , th e g i r l s w e r e instructed about cuts of moat and which worn the best, buys, and the boys judged carcases. Senior winnors were-* Brian Smithson (selective) and John Thomber (overall) arid junior winners were Andrew Bristol (selective) and Ian Bullock (overall).


:


C L ITH E R O E Reserves need only three points from their remaining two games to bo certain of finishing the season as champions of the Second Division of the Blackburn Combination. The Reserves, who are


already promoted, beat Mill­ iards at home on Tuesday evening in their last game of the season at Shawbridgc. Edmund Preedy scored


four goals in their 7-0 win with the others coming from Tre­ vor Pinch, David Johnson and David Bush.


Off to Skem


C L ITH ER O E are away to Skclmersdale tonight and will be looking for their first victory at their ground. They have visited them twice since they joined -the Lancashire Combination three years ago and have yet to take a point. On S a tu rd a y , Clitheroe


entertain Darwen at .Shaw­ bridgc in their last afternoon game to be played at home. T h e y will be .without


keeper John Onyon who is u n a v a i la b le , , and- manager


: Jimmy Birkett is looking for a replacement.


TEAMS


Wn<l<linct«n (v Mill Hill. Ft Trier,- h, tonight, k.o. 6-3J)_p.nV.):


WliiUsikor. Hoytir Kichiirds." Lunil. Carter, Waddington (J), Walker (G>, Nuttall, Hurst, Ainsworth, Wad­ dington (R). Sub: Bialecki or Rush. Players meet at ground,.0 p.m..


Saturday, k.o. 2-30 p.m.). Frwm Whittaker, Carter, Kuhards, Simp­


son, Lund, Hurst. NuUaU, Walker (G). -Stoddart.' Whiteside. Ains­ worth. Tialeoki. Players meet at the station. 1-2.0 p.m.


• •


Waddington'.Reserves <v Billmg- ton, Littiemoor,/Sunday, k.o. 3-15


p.m.). From: Chew, Whittaker, Boya, Simpson, Carter, Rigby, Stoddart, Molone, Rush, Whiteoido, Sallisbury, Waddington ,XR), Kenyon, Bialecki, Behan, Collinge. Players meet at ground, 1-45 p.m.


' WnddioKtou (v Denganwy, h,


.Witch 4, Billington BC 4; Black Bull 3, King’6 Arms 3; Conservatives G, CWMC 2; Black Horse 2, Victoria Hotel, Gt Harwood G; White Horse 3, Waddington SC 5; Judge Walmes- ley 7, Ribblesdale S and SC 1. Division Two — -Dog and Par­


tridge (Barrow) 3, Horse Shoe..5: Dog and Partridge (Clitheroe) 1,- Lower Buck 7; Dog Inn 4, Calder-i stones 4; Waggon and Horses 3, Craven Heifer 5; Buck Inn (Grindle- ton) 4, Station Hotel 4; Buck Inn (Clitheroe) 5, Clitheroe SC 3; Ribblesdale Wands G, Whalley Anns 2; Commercial 2, Cross Keys G.


DIVISION ONE f . Pendle Witch................ Bridge Inn.................................


Judge Walmesley..................... 121 Billington BC............................ H4 Victoria, Gt Har....................... H3 Waddington SC......................... * HO King’s Arms............................... HO Royal Oak................................. 10? LowMoorClub......... ............... White Horse.............................. 05 Clitheroe WMC......................... 92 Conservative Club.................... 8G


Black Horae................. 76


Black Bull.................................. British Legion........................... 70


Ribble Sand SC..................•....... TO DIVISION TWO


Craven Heifer........................... 196


Dog Inn...................................... 1"^ Buck(C'roe).............................. 126 Buck (Grind.)............................ riC


HorseShoe................................ IN* Waggon and Horses................. 104


Lower Buck.............................. 101


Dog & Par. (C’roe).................... 98 Dog & Par. (Barrow)............... 97 Calderstones............................. 91 Cross Keys . ...........


Ribblesdale Wands................... 89 WhnIleyArms......... ................ 88 Commercial:.................•........... 80


90


Clitheroe SC............................. Station Hotel............................. 60 All played 25


John ivins ninth ' / county cap


C L I T H E R O E G r am m a r School pupil John Hindmoor is certainly making a name for himself as far as football is


concerned. John (18), of Chatburn Park


Drive, has recently returned from the annual Skegness Festival of Football where he w-as one of 16 schoolboys representing Lancashire. He played in-four of Lanca­


shire’s five games' and now has nine county caps to his


credit. • • ■ ............................. John, who is currently


s tu d y in g fo r his A-ievel examinations in geography,


B r i t ish G o v e rnm en t and


economics, has played for the- school’s first X I for four years


and is now the captain. Football isn’t the only sport


at which John excels for he plays cricket for the school and is a middle order batsman for Clitheroc Cricket Club’s


first X I G r in dle ton ’s g oalk e ep er


David Parkinson, a pupil at Nelson Sixth Form College, also played for Lancashire at the Festival.


Golf tourney attracts 130


B R IT A IN ’S Walker Cup golf,


captain in 1973, Dr David Marsh, will be playing at C l i th e r o e Gol f Club on Sunday.


Dr Marsh, who opened the


new clubhouse at Whalley Golf Club in 1972, heads a field of 26 top amateurs and 104 club members who will be taking part in the annual Am -Am event. The top amateurs will play


twice round the 18-hole cir­ cuit, and the player returning the lowest score will receive the Lancashire Witch Trophy. Two club members will play


with each top amateur in the m o r n in g , and then the amateurs will team up with two different club members in the afternoon. The team of three which


records the best score will win the Pendle Witch Trophy.


CLOSE


C L IT H E R O E Golf Club’s ladies scored a close-run vic­ tory against, a team from Shaw Hill Golf Club, in the Lancashire Handicap Shield. For the next matcli in the series the Clitheroe ladies will travel to Nelson Golf Club on April 23rd.


Line-up C L ITH ER O E Cricket Club


teams for Saturday are; 1st X I v Blackburn Northern


(start 2-30, meet ground 2-0) — K. Barnes, N. Duckworth,


■ G. Davies, ■ J. Boden, It. Stevenson, M. Oldham,, G. Monk, G. Dixon,.!. Hindmoor, it. Birch, It. Gee. Scorer, N. Weaver.


2nd X I v Old Itosscnda-


lians at Itawtenstall (leave Chatburn Road End 1-t'h — W.- Monk, J. Rye, M. Atkin­ son, K. Barker, D. Brennan, M . W i lso n , J. Hilli G-


S u t c l i f f e , P. H a l l , D. Greenup, J. Seodle. Reserves- —• J. Marsden, G. Bennett. Scorer, D. Hnrdcastle.


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Pendle Trading Estate, Chatburn Tel. Daytime 41511; .Evenings 22529


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required for tlie Accrington sector. Full-time preferred, but part-time considcicd.


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SALESMAN/ SALESWOMAN


Norwcb. the largest retailer of ele.etrieal appliances in tlic North West. ha\e a vacancy for a Salesman or Saleswoman


in* the Settle Showroom.


You must be willing to sell in the Show, room or in the customer’s home and after training, give advice on a wide range nt electrical appliances. Experience of sell­ ing would be an asset, but uui h ■»


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Additional payment for Saturday after­ noon duties. Average 38 hour week, good


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Application forms obtainable from and to be returned In Manager, Norweb, Jubilee Street, lUackburn Mil 1LS. by April Jfith, 1975.


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The -work involved is the general maintenance oif the electrical ‘plant and equipment at the Calderstones 'Hospital and the supervision ol


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Hours- 40 -Tier week. Monday to Friday, 7-50 a.m. to 4-35 pan., less ?-hour lunch Ibrcak. iRatcs of pay: £53.72, plus variable bonus.


Application forms are 'obtainable from the Personnel Officer, Oildcrstoncs Hospital, Whalley (Tel. Whalley 2131, •ext. 257, Monday to Friday).


iio i»d i lift t: i , , ' I f j l^8 W AN T ED Gome and make friends at W IH IIT EX L E I S U R E W E A R / S C H O O L W E A R D E P A R T M E N T CUSTOMER LIAISON CLERK


department. A good ' telephone manner is essential. Phone Mrs Linda Isherwood now at.Clithoroe 41621.


1 . - i& s c CLERK Applications in writing or by telephone ■W .M r .R . Grice. Tel. Chthcioe 41621. m s t can t een Assistan t A vacancy has arisen assisting in our mod em canteen. Hours, negotiable but,


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* Opportunities to progress within the company


YOUNG GIRL REQUIRED


TO . TR A IN AS DENTAL RECEPTIONIST


Apply bv letter to B O X No.' B40 ' '


ADV ER T ISER & T IM E S . CSLTEHEROE


PART-TIME CARDENER Good wages. Suit retired gentleman. Apply—


BAYLEY ARMS H U R ST GREEN


Tel. Stonyhurst 491


Assistant Cook Also


PART-TIME


Bar/Restaurant Staff


Good wages.


SHIREBURN a rm s h o t e l


Hurst Green TEL. STON Y IIUR ST 208 J i ► II l ; ij^,- V.Q;


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