Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, August 4th, 1977 9 Cf, \'l


Ifs a Qracker of a season for young Ronald


i I “ V fe4r;-v.<>i


y o u n g Chatburn rider Ronald Jackson and ms chestnut pony Twyford Cracker- have been mvmg their opponents a rough nde


this season. . ■ , For Ronald (12) has won


his class in all seven woiwng hunter events in which he has competed up and down


the country. In five of them he has won , ,


the championship — the award made to the best pony and nder in all classes. Ronald readily admits


that much of his success is really due to the efforts ot


1 0 - y e a r - o l d Tw y f o r d Cracker who, though only 12.2 hh, has been winning top prizes in Britain for many years. With the family from the


age of two, T.wyford is stabled with eight other horses kept by the Jacksons at “The Royds,” their attrac­ tive home set'in beautiful grounds in Chatbum. Undoubtedly, however,


this has been the pony’s best year. Of his seven wins, the


most highly prized came a couple of months ago at the


prestigious Royal Highland Show — Scotland’s equiva­ lent of Wembley.


The large silver champion­


ship trophy he won there, takes pnde of place among the big show of silverware and rosettes in the breakfast room of the family’s hornet


Among the trophies are


several won by Ronald’s sisters, Joanna (7), Hazel (16), Shirley (17) and Pamela


(20). The only members of the


^ family who do not compete are dad and mum — Mr


Ronald Jackson, who owns a garage in Blackburn, and his .


wife Marion. Young Ronald,^ who has been riding since he was


. th r e e , is now looking forward to the Scottish


Horse Show Championship in Edinburgh on August


25th.


Said Ronald, a pupu at Riversmead: “Cracker is a


, . . .


really smashing horse to nde and we are hoping to keep up our winning form.


_ “But this championship is


the biggest so far, _ so it’s going to be v e ^ difficult.


Sfls M AH O G AN Y GRAN DM OTHER


IN a head-on collision with a cattle truck near Gisbum, a 17-year-old motor-cyclist died and his passenger received a broken leg.


Gisbum rCLUB PREPARES FOR A PEEP INTO THE PAST


crash fatality


A NOSTALGIC glimpse of life during the reigns of 1 Queen Victoria, Kng Edward VII and King George


V is being offered in the foiro of _a The accident happened on


a winding section of the main A682 Barrowford to Gisbum road, near Todber Farm caravan site.


In the unpact, one of the


youths was f lung 20ft. across the road into the hedge. Roger Bulling, an apprentice mechanic, of Burnley Road East, Lumb- in-Rossendale, died from multiple injuries several hours after being admitted to B u r n l e y V i c t o r i a


Hospital. His passenger, Richard


Burton (16), o f Dean Lane, Waterfoot, was detamed m hospital with a fracture and stomach injunes, but his condition is satisfactory. The youths had returned


from a campmg hohday m the Lake Distnct because of ram, and were staymg at


Gisbum.


Committee. But members would like


some help from the pubhc m loaning items of mterest for the edubition, to take place at the Pendle Club, Lower- g a t e , on S a t u r d a y , September 3rd.


To start the ball rolhng,


organiser Mr Bernard Shar­ pies is putting in no less than 60 interestmg items of his


own. The committee has m mind


items used in the home between 1819 and 1935 — clothing such as mob caps, baptismal dresses, coats, capes, muffs and mittens, soda seltzers, salt and c^h box6S, old account books, perfume bottles, powder boxes, hair curlers and any of the beauty aids of the


time. Cutlery, crockery and glassware, kitchen utensds.


exhibition by Clitheroe Old People’s Welfare


tommy boxes or razors | would all fit the bill, and anything in the mihtary hne, such as coins, medals or | uniforms, first world war i documents, postcards, old letters and ball tickets pnor |


to 1914. Hopefully, it should be , , , u comparatively easy to borrow |


tools from th e various i trades, particularly those of the farmer, shoemaker, printer and chemist. Mr Sha rp i e s , whose


a dd r e s s is Crummock, S o m e r s e t A v e n u e , Clitheroe, would be pleased ] to hear in advance from anyone wi l l ing to loan objects and guarantees that the exhibits will be well I guarded on the day. A small entrance fee will


include tea and biscuits, and money raised will go to club funds.


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KIBBLE Vattep Mayoress Mrs Catherine Newhouse raised about £325 for charity with a barbecue and


dance at Newton Village Hall. Members of the Mayoress’s committee hel^d to


organise the event. The supper kens, sausages and salads, much of the ^ood beinp


donated. Mr and Mrs N. Shaw, of Slaidbum, did the cooking, and the WI at Slaidbum organised a weily-


^^TomM^was^run by committee memben, and there was dancing to the Beresford Band. welcomed more that 200 people. She “7t teas a great success and a lot of people worked very


hard **Our picture shows Mr Shaw serving at the barbecue.


Successful in CSE at St Augustine's


PUPILS at St Augustine’s Roman Cathohe Secondary


School, Billmgton, success­ ful in Certificate of Secon­ dary Education exanuna-


tions, were; AL Ainscough (ENG,E,GED,H,


M,P,T(; RosaUe Ainsworth (COM, E F, HOQ, M, X. HB) Pauline


Alexander (DDE, COAS, D, H, NW, HN); C. Allen (E, H, P, WDK HN, T); Jacqueline Allen


(E- H. HOQ, M. 'TV, HN); A.


Anderson- (E, H, M, P, Jacqueline Armfield (DDE, h, !■, H HOQ, M, X); M. Ashton (COM, E EL, H, M, 0, CHM); I. Asp^n (DDE, N, E, EL, H, M, WDK, V; Paula Balmbra- (E, EL, H, HOO' M, OF, TY); Lesley


Balshaw (DDE, E, EL, HCQ, M, DR HN, T); (Jathenne Barnes (E, H , ’ hOQ, o f , TY); Jeanette Barnes (COM, CX)AS, E, HOQ, TY DR, T(: D- Balshall E, EL, H, M ’O, P, GE); B, Bentley (DDE, ’


iTl,


E M WDK): J EL.


r , VJUy» Heather Blacldey


H, HOO, M. X,j^ 'TY,_T); 'n- ^ EL


Jacqueline Black (L, 3


■ 1 /r* , 're.


HOQ, M, DR, HN, T); M. Bolton (E, GED, H, M, P, WDK, 'll. P. Bonamiiuo (C, ENG, E, F,


(E,


M 0 P T): N. Bottomley (C, COS, E. EL, P, BL, T); L. ^yar (N, C, ENG, E, EL, GED, M, P);


KEY BL — building, C — chemis­


try, CHM—cookery and home m a n a g e m e n t . COM —


commerce. COAS — commercial arithmetic and statistics. DDE


— art and design* OR — drama. E — English. EL — English literature. ENG — engineering workshop theory and practice. F French. GE — general


(DDE, ENG, E, GED, M, SC); J. Curtis (E, H, 0, GE, HN, 'T).


H M 'D-Teresa Dewhurst (DDE, e ’ H M, NW, X, T); Mane Di’gnan (E, H, HOQ, M, DR, HN,


A Davies (N, C, ENG, E, EL,


T)- Marla Dobson (DDE, E, HOQ, m ’ X r e , T); A Dobson (DDE); Tracey DunkJey (DDE, E, r e , CHM. DR); S. Fairhurst (DDE, E H, P, BL, T); M. Faulkner


(BL).’ G Ferguson (N, GE, E, GED,


M P 'T): M- Fishwick (DDE, 0); (Catherine Fletcher (E, EL, HOQ,


Carol Bradley (COM, E, EL, M, NW OF, HNJ; Qaire Bradley (DDE, E, EL, M, NW, HN, T); Sheila Badges (E, H, X, CHM, DR); K Bidler (DDE, E, H, M, WDK, HN, T); Ann Burton (N, C, COM E. H, M, NW): Ann Byrne (E. EL, H, HOQ, M, OF, TY, SHT); J. Bywater (N, E, EL, H,


M, WDK, T).


1 NW, TY, DR); M. Carter (N, C E. H, M, WDK. T); P. Carter (DDE, COAS, E, EL, BL, DR); Andrea (Jhamock (DDE, E, HOQ,


Fiona Campbell (COAS, E, EL, „ „


HN); A. Chew (DDE, H, M, WDK, HN, T): Susan Clark (COAS, E, EL, GED, NW, TY, DR); S. Cleary (DDE, E, M, GE. T); N. Clough (DDE, E, GED, H,


M, GE. T). Kathryn Coar (DDE, E, H,


HOQ, X, TY): J. Conlan (DDE, ENG, E, EL. F, M, P); Sandra Connor (COM, E, EL, OF, 'TY, CHM); A Cookson (C, E, EL, GED, M. BL, DR, T); Patricia CounscU (COM, E, EL, H, HOQ, M, HN): Jeanette Crossley (DDE, E. EL, H, HOQ, X, HN); B. Ckix


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WINNERS at Pendle Club’s bridge sessioiCMr Tom Adey and hirs Phyllis Adey, with Mrs M. Manning and-Mr-F. Walker second.. . ( . . . •


-------- . . 12 ‘-'Cii iMTti! ex.VA t


M OF, TY); E. Fox (DDE, ENG, GED, ID; Patricia Fox (E, EL, H, HOO M, DR. HN, T); Ixirna to ff.il (DDE, E. M. NW, HN, T); A giUett (C, ENG, E, M, P, -D; Elmne Gillett(DDE, E, EL, HOQ, r e HN): Juiie Hall (E, L, H,


HOQ, M. r e . DR). Phvbs Hammer (DDE, GED,


HOQ M, HN); Judith Hartley (DD E, CHM): C. Haves (COAS, H 'D; Susan Hindley (N, C, COM,' e ’ e l , H, M, N\V); R. Holgate (GED, H, M, P, GE); Susan Holgate (DDE, E, NW. HN. -n:


Judith Hudson (DDE, E, EL, HOO M. r e , HN); P. Hutchinson


(COM, E, EL. GED, M, SC,


WDK, T). S Judge (E, GED, H, M, BL,


HN. ’IX: p. King (DDE, F, M. 0, SC WDK): P. Kinney (E, F, H, M WDK, HN, T): S. Lamb (DDE,


COAS, E, EL, H, SC, CHM, T); Christine Lamb (E, H, HOQ, X, SC T); D- Lambert (E, GED, M, WDK): P- Latham (N, COM, E, EL, M, P, WDK, ’ll; M. Ligroa


(M, GE). ■Veronica Marsden (E, H, HOQ,


Players planning public reading


AFTER the success a couple of y e ^ ago of a public reaing of Dylan Tnomas s Under Milk Wood,” Whaffey Church Players h^ave decided to present a similar reading on Saturday, September


10th. 'This will be “Rose without


a thorn,” produced by Dorothy DucKworth in the d a y s c h o o l . A n y o n e interested in taking part should contact either Mrs Du c kwo r th or Mrs S. Ireland (WhaUey 2325).


The Players’ mam produc­


tion will be “The Beeple,” by Alan Cullen, on November


18th and 19th, wi th a matinee on the Saturday. It will also be performed in the day school. ’There will be a prehmmary readmg with a


v i e w t o c a s t i n g on September 1st. PrcJducer


win agam be Dorothy Duck­


worth. > The Players are having a


trip to the Octagon, Bolton,- on October 11th to see “ Othello,” and the annual j'umble sale will be on October 22nd.


. Members are also hoping to take part , in the vmage Jubilee procession later this month. Those wishing, to take part should contactllto Duclworth or Mrs Ireland.


r e HN); D- Poole (DDE, GED. sc'. WDK): S. Raith (E, EL, GED, M, P, WDK, ’D . _____ IL Ramsbottom (GE, E, GED,


rmr TTXT\. IT^T


engineering. GED geometrical and engineering drawing. H — history. HN — human biology. HOQ — home economics. M — mathmatics. N — biology. NW — needlework. O — music. OF —,


office practice. P — physics. SC — science. SHT — shorthand. T — geography. TY—typewriting. WDK — woodwork. X — religi­ ous education. ,


M TY. HN): G. McLoughlin (COM, E, EL. M. SC, VTOK, HN); Linda McLoughlin (DDE, E, F, H, M NW, T); P. Moon (DDE, E, GED 0, SC, WDK): Lisa Moore (DDE, E, H, M, NW, HN. "D. Anne Mane Morgan (E, EL, F, H,


^N. Murray (E, M, DR, GE,


Patricia Murray ((X)M, E, H, HOQ, M, HN, T); Karen Myera- cough (E, EL, H, M, TY, CHM, DR)' Elaine Nixon (faDE, COM, E EL, H, M, NW. HN); Debra Nowells (E, EL, F, M, TV, HN): Carol O’Hara (C, E, M, P, WDK "0; S- Oldham (COAS, E, H, SC, CHM, T). Sharon O’Neill (COM, CO^, E H. HOQ- HN);'N. Owen (E,


e ’l , H, HN, ’T); G. (DDE, BL): S. Perkins (COM, E, EL, H, HOQ, M, HN, ’T): Verata Pickles (E, HC)Q, M, OF, P, TY, s ™ f J i ik m t (DDE, OF): S. Pollard (DDE M, BU; CHuto


Polvara (COAS, E, EL, F, HOQ,


M, P); Kathryn Regan (E, EL, h, HOQ, M. X, ’TY): A Robinson (DDE, GED, SC, GE); Janine Rozga (CHM, DR); Lmda Sate- b ^ (COAS. E, EL, HOQ. OF, TY. HN); Kathryn Seed (C, COAS, E, HOQ, DR, HN, T7, Lynne Sheard (DDE, E, M, NW). K. Shenden (COM, E, H, hi. SC, WDK, ’T): Stella Shorrock (E, M,


XY CHM) JUlian Smith (E, EL, IL HOQ,


M OF, ’TY): P. Smith (N, C, E, H, m’ WDK, ’D; P. Stewart (DDE, BL): S- Stewart (DDE. BL), S. Stockton (DDE, E, M, 0, P, GE, T): Judith Stott (DDE, E, H, NW, DR ’T): N Talbot (DDE, EN, E, GEfa, M, BR); D. ’Tattersall (EN, E EL. GED, H. M, P): Christine Theaker (E. EL, M, N ^ OF, ’TY, HN); S- ’Thompson (E, H, M,


WDK. DR, ’D.


Ciiristine Tonkinson (E. EL, H HOQ, M, OF. ’TY); G. Towii^d


„


(DDE. BL); P. Wiml (N, C. COM, COAS, E, EL, H. WDK); & Warren (DDE, N, E, EL, H, M, ^


I. Webb (DDE, C, EN,


E. EL, H, M, P); M. Webb (DDE, N E, EL, M, P, WDK); V. Wells (E. EL, GED, H, M, P. GE,’ll. Marie Wilkinson (COAS. E, H,


HOO DR, ’T); ’Tresa Wilkinson , ((JOAS. E, H, HOQ, DR); P.


WkSi(N,C,E,GED hLWDK.


- WDK): Kathleen Wnght (CC)^, E, EL, NW, OF, r e , HN, SHT)


T)' Javne Winstanley (COAS, E EL, HOQ. OF, r e . HN); I. Wood (DDE, E, EL, GED. M); P. Worden (C, E, GED, H, M, P,


Verger at Mitton Church


VERGER at .All Hallows Church, Mitton, Mr Frank Hatton Harrison, of Church Cottage, died on -’Thursday at the age of 67.


Mr Harrison had earned


out the part-time duty at the church for the past nine y ea r s . He was a keen gardener and in the summer e n j o y e d b o w l i n g at Waddington Social Club.


He was also a member of


Clitheroe Oicket Club and a r e ^ a r at the men’s solo whist evenings dunng the


winter months. At one penod the family


lived in Runington and Mr Harrison ■was treasurer of the Memorial Institute.


After working part-time,


lie retired completely six months ago from his employ-


ment as a sales representa­ tive with Vixol Chemicals, Hashngden. Mr Harrison leaves a


wife, Mrs Helen Harrison, who is caretaker o f All Hallows Church. ’There are also two sons and two


daughters. 'The fimeral was on ’Tues­


day, the church service being conducted jointly by


the Rev. Arthur Higginson, priest-in-charge, and the Re v . Alb e r t Knowles,


former vicar. Cremation took place at Accrington.


Chimney fire


A CHIMNEY fire in Green Park, Whalley, on ’Thurs­ day, was dealt with by Great Harwood Fire Brigade. Little damage was caused.


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