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effort by 18 young people who are trying to raise money to buy Christmas hampers for the old and needy. They ?will don fancy dress


and visit pubs and clubs in Whalley, Langho, and Mitton, where they will do a comedy “turn" to entertain the regu­


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Whalley, has already received backing from Whalley Ran­ gers FC, who have donated some money to start the ball rolling. Neil’s sister, Fay, and


brother, Brian, will be part of the group, and the rest are friends of the three. They will travel round in a


mini-bits loaned by the Clitheroe Venture Scouts


unit. Most of the fancy dross cos


tumes will be hired, although some are being made by the group. At least one of the girls on the trip will sport a grass skirt of the kind worn by n a tive s of South Pacific islands. Already Neil has received


an invitation from the prop­ r ie to r s of the Sandpiper Restaurant, Whalley, to pay a visit early on Saturday night. If all goes well, the group,


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the Cunard liner the QE 2,- hopes that all the hampers will be distributed by Christmas


Eve. M A R K E T


CLITHEROE market will be open on Tuesday and Wednes­ day next week and closed on the following Saturday.


Seeks return of son from South Africa


THE father of a five-year-old Clitheroe boy taken to South Africa three months ago by his mother and a family friend is to take court action in an attempt to bring his son back home. At a hearing at Burnley


County Court this week, Mr Andrew Crane (41), of Gar­ nett Road, Clitheroe, was given 14 days in which to file an affidavit of evidence for ward of court proceedings. And afterwards his solicitor said that the intention was to apply for a care and control order on Mr Crane's son, Michael. When Michael disappeared


in September, Mr Crane had him made a ward of court but too late to stop his wife Mrs Elizabeth Crane and family friend Mr' Maurice Gregson from flying out of the country with the boy. Following the court hearing, Mrs Crane now has 28 days in which to file her affidavit before- the court orders a hearing.


Hairdresser marries


CLITHEROE ladies’ hair­ dresser Pauline Allen was m a r r ie d on Monday a t Clitheroe Register Office to Mr Leon Mercer, who is a mechanic. The bride, who owns the


“Hair” salon in Parson Lane, Clitheroe, is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Ellis, of Reevy Road, Wibsey, Bradford. The bridegroom is the only


son of Mrs W. Mercer, of Blackpool and the late Mr Mercer. The bride wore a gown of


,Chatburn stage a rally \


Uenthorn 5, Chatburn 5.


A LAST-MINUTE miss from Chatburn. striker Gary King denied the villagers victory in this keenly-contested game. With the scores level at 5-5, Chatburn hit the bar and King shot the rebound wide of the empty net. But the villagers can be well


satisfied with their point for they were 5-3 down with only minutes to play. In very icy conditions,


Henthorn took the lead through Steve Conti after some excellent running from Bishop. The villagers fought back and left the pitch at half­ time. 2-1 up through Har­ greaves and Dobson. H e n th o r n e q u a l i s e d


through Bishop and a Harri­ son penalty gave them the lead, but Chatburn answered immediately with a-goal from Read. The home side then played


some good-attacking football and Steve Conti completed his hat-trick with two good goals. His brother Don put Chat­


burn in with a chance with an own goal and Read made jthe final scoreline 5-5. Slinger and Dobson were


outstanding for Chatburn and young Steve Conti had a r em a r k a b l e g am e fo r Henthorn. H e n th o rn U n i te d : Nuttall,


Hitchcn, Isherwood, Conti (D.), Hargreaves, Bishop, Peel, Harrison, Wild, Conti (S.), Stewart. Chatbum: Johnson, Nadin, Met­


calfe, Holgate, Hargreaves, Smal­ ley, Dobson, Read, King, Dinsdale, Slinger. Sub.: Grainger.


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mint green tiered chiffon with beige and brown accessories, and carried an arrangement of brown feathers and beige dried flowers. Witnesses were the brideg­


room’s sister and her hus­ band, Mr and Mrs J. Cook. A reception was held at the


Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley. The couple will live above the Parson Lane shop.


Naturist


club’s peace shattered


THE naked facts about a plan to use land near the Lodestar Hotel, Clayton-le-Dale, for clay pigeon shooting were just too much for members of a nearby club to bear, the Rib- ble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee heard


this week. The club in question was the


Ribble Valley Sun Club, which, in a letter of objection, claimed that on two occasions members had been peppered with shot. “This was frighten­ ing and distressing for those involved,” said the letter, adding that the tranquility and peace to which members of the naturist club were accustomed had been shat­ tered in the past few months by repetitive shooting. After hearing objections


from nearby residents, mainly on the grounds of noise and safety, the sub-committee decided to reject the applica­ tion, made by Mr P. Bibby.


Policy on rent


arrears


THE Ribble Valley Council will continue its policy of tak­ ing to court council house ten­ ants badly in arrears with their rents.


this after a misunderstanding which arose in a report in last week's Advertiser and Times on a discussion on rent arrears by the council’s Housing Com­


We are asked to emphasise .


mittee. Borough Treasurer Mr


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4* . 1 * league THE Clitheroe Police team is


one of three new sides to be admitted to the Ribble Valley Amateur Cricket League next


season. At the annual meeting the


Police were admitted along with Mill Hill St Peter’s (Blackburn), and Brierfield St


Luke’s. A fourth club, Darwen


Casuals, were accepted, pro­ vided they can complete the final work on their ground to the satisfaction of the execu­


tive by January 31st. Retiring officers Mr P.


Hatch (president), Mr G. D. Henry (chairman), Mr W. H. Smith (vice-chairman), Mr T. W: Brown (secretary), Mr J. Slater (treasurer) and Mr K. Wiggans (fixtures secretary) were all re-elected. Mr P. Hol­ den was appointed as registra­ tion, match reports and press


secretary. The chairman reported that


the league had enjoyed a good season and the treasurer pre­ sented accounts showing a healthy financial situation. In future, games in Sep­


tember will start at 2 p.m. and bowlers in knockout matches will be limited to six overs


New umpires will be needed


for the coming season and anyone interested in helping out should contact league sec­ retary Mr T. W. Brown, of St Cuthbert’s Close, Darwen (Tel. 76404).


Trudy’s first


medal


CROSS-COUNTRY runner Trudy Kenward (11), of Bleas- dale Avenue, Clitheroe, won her first medal when her team (Blackburn Harriers) came third in the Northern Coun­ ties Girls’ Championship at Leeds on Saturday.


Trudy herself finished 35th.


Other placings for Clitheroe members of Blackburn Har­ riers were Susan Bush (19th, intermediates), and Lyndsay Woods (136th, juniors).


Sixteen-year-old Michael


Morton, of Queensway, Wad­ dington, took ninth place in the boys’ and youths' section and a Mid-Lancs cross coun­ t ry meeting at Towneley Park, Burnley, on Saturday. Michael recently joined Black­ burn Harriers after winning the Ribblq Valley champion­


ship. Other local placings at the


meeting: Boys and' youths — 15, Marcus Sleeman; 36, Duncan Fielding. Colts — 11, Ian Fielding; 35, Michael' Rung; 37, Philip Thomas; 53, Chris Hibble.


Turn tables


CHIPPING gained sweet revenge for their 12-1 thrash­ ing by Clitheroe Academicals earlier in the season, when they beat the town side 4-2 in Division One of the Ribble Valley. Football League, on


Saturday. Waddjngton \v Barnoldswick


' Park Rovers, a, Craven Cup quarter final, ■ kick-off 2-15 p.m.) From:


G ra in g e r , Robinson, 5 |n™s> Richards, Bialecki, Nuttall, For- ahaw, Hinksman. Ainsworth, J. Wnddlngton, S. Whiteside, Ross, Yates. Players meet at station, 1


p.m.-.


•KING’S IN TOP


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- Ifoyal Oak 1, King's Arms 4. SING’S ARMS maintained


their strong challenge for the championship of the Ribble Valley Football League’s first division with a convincing win


'against. Royal Oak. The bumpy conditions made


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further scores before the interval, with King's hitting the bar'.three times and Oak squandering two good chances. But at half time it was still


1*0. A minute after the break Royal


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Burgess 82. Liberal Club 39S, Conservative


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Standen B increase margin


STANDEN B stretched their lead at the top of the Ribbles- dale Table Tennis Associa­ tion's first division to throe points after their 6-4 win over


the only other first division game, beating Catholic YC A 7-3.


the club’s A team. Standen A, however, won


Other results — Division


Two; Calderstones B 10, Read CC B 0; Standen Co, Flexible B 5; Chatburn 4, Standen D 6; Trinity B 10, Brockhall B 0. Division Three: Trinity C 5, Catholic YC B 5; Clitheroe PO 6, Stnnden E 4.


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