10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 8th, 1978 p r ;


Dream of a show- is in store


at the Castle t


THE first open-air play production for many years at Clitheroe Castle is planned for July.


MARSH — BARON


John Marsh was married at G rin d leto n Methodist Church to dental auxiliary Miss Gail Baron. The bridegroom is the


Electrician Mr Derek


third son of Mr and Mrs A. Marsh, of Montague Street, Clitheroe. The bride is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs H. Baron, of Ivy House, Grindleton. Given away by her father,


the bride wore an ivory Polyester satin gown in medieval style with a Juliet cap and embrodiered short veil. She carried a Victorian­ shaped bouquet of orange and gold roses with cream ribbon. Bridesmaids were Miss


Maxine Marsh, the brideg­ room’s niece, and Miss


Susan Briggs. They wore blue floral Polyester cotton dresses in classical design with blue crochet Juliet caps trimmed with pearls. They carried Victorian-shaped bouquets of mixed gold flow­ ers with blue and cream ribbons. Best man was Mr C. Har­


rison, groomsman was Mr T. Marsh, the bridegroom’s brother, and ushers were Mr B. Marsh, the bridegroom’s brother and Mr P. Baron, the bride’s brother. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Alan Ward Jones. A reception was held at


the Plough Inn, Wiggles- worth. The couple will live in Kirkmoor Road, Clitheroe. Photograph: J. G. Farn- worth, Darwen.


Meals on wheels to cost more


CLITHEROE’S pensioners and housebound who take “meals-on-wheels” face a 25 per cent increase in the cost of the service from July 1st.


cil’s Finance and General P u rp o se s C om m i t te e approved a rise from 20p to


Strike damages


kilns KILNS at the Clitheroe Ribblesdale Cement plant were found to be damaged after a 32-hour strike by process workers and mem­ bers of craft unions. The strike by 370 workers which began last Thursday was in support of a national pay claim. Kilns at the works are normally kept heated, but a spokesman for the firm said they had cooled during the strike and had then been reheated. The “ thermal shock” had damaged the kiln


linings. The strike was in support


of a national pay claim, workers in the industry hav­ ing turned down a 10 per cent pay rise from May 1st. Mr Vernon Earnshaw,


shop stewards convenor at R ib b le s d a le C em e n t declined to comment on the stoppage. He said that he had been


The Ribble Valley Coun­


25p per meal. It had been requested in a letter from Mrs Margaret Panikkar, Ribble Valley Organiser of the WRVS, which runs the service with the help of vol­ unteers.


Mrs Panikkar pointed out


that the meals were not sup­ posed to be a cheap or sub­ sidised service — there was no means test for the “cus­ tomers.”


meals are simply those who the doctor feels are unable to make themselves an ade­ quate meal because of disa­ bility — regardless of their financial status,” she said.


“The people who receive


out that 25p was extremely reasonable compared with the price of preparing a full meal and there had been no cases of disabled people refusing the service on cost grounds. She added: “In fact the


Mrs Panikkar also pointed


Brown Bunnies aim for Whalley


TWELVE servicemen from the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, at Mons, Belgium, have a mission next week — to reach the Swan Hotel, Whalley. They are coming for a


four-day reunion starting on Friday at the invitation of Swan regular Mr Tom Brown, who served with SHAPE as a W a r ra n t Officer (Yeoman of Signals) until last month. The men, nicknamed “The


Brown Bunnies,” have forged a life-long bond of friendship and vowed to stay in touch wherever they might be in the world. The 12 visitors from Mons


— eight Americans and four Britons — are warrant offic­ ers and senior NCOs in the United States Air Force and Navy, the Royal Navy and Air Force and the British Army. Most of the Americans


have not served in the UK although one, CPO Charles Swain, of the US Navy, has been stationed at Holy Loch, Scotland. Another member of the


ers are currently rehearsing “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” for presentation at the Castle bandstand, which will be remodelled as an apron stage. The signal for the show will be a flag flown at the


The Parish Church Play­


Castle or from another high point in the town. The production will move


indoors if it rains, but the group has not yet decided on an alternative venue. The traditional Clitheroe


holiday fortnight starts on Saturday, July 15th, and the Players are planning their production for July 12th to 15th, though they have not yet finalised the arrange­ ments. Producer Mrs Margaret


Smith sees the Shakespeare play as “an ideal holiday show.” “It is an enjoyable comedy


and the Castle se ttin g should be ideal,” she said. “I think people could treat the production as an opener to the holidays.” The Parish Church Play­


ers usually give one produc­ tion a year during Holy Week, but they now want to add at least one further pro­ duction a year to their prog­


ramme. In the play David King


and Gladys Sutcliffe will take the parts of Theseus and Hippolyta and the role of Bottom will be played by Brian McDonald, whose wife Valerie is making the cos­ tumes.


Dies on holiday


party, CPO Donald J. Hulse, also of the Navy, served as a crew member of USS Okinawa during the recov­ ery of the Apollo 15 space capsule in the Pacific. Collectively the group has


280 years’ service in Vie­ tnam, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, the Middle East and Europe. Two other RAF service­


men formerly at SHAPE but now serving in England, Sgt Williamson, of Glouces­ ter and Cpl Woods, of Kent, are also coming to join the reunion. They and their wives are


staying with Mr and Mrs Brown at their home in Fish- moor Drive, Blackburn. Said Mr Brown: “It’s very


B o r o u g h T r e a s u r e r suggested an increase from 15p to 25p a year ago but the WRVS managed to spread the rise over two stages.”


Memories


requested by shop stewards not to speak to the Press about the matter because of letters published which were critical of shop stewards attitudes during the fire­ men’s strike.


Given bail


ACCUSED of wounding with malicious intent.Judith Valerie Walker (32), of Mon­ tague Street, was granted bail at Clitheroe Magis­ trates’ Court on Tuesday. The case was adjourned for three weeks.


WHEN 45 years ago Mrs J. Lewis, of Burnley, began collecting souvenirs of memorable occasions, they filled a cigar box. Now they occupy a bedding chest, she


told members of St Paul’s, Low Moor, Mothers’ Union. Mrs Lewis who entitled her talk “That reminds me,” was thanked by the Enrolling Member, Mrs Doris Fox.


Crossed lines Admitting crossing double


white lines with a van when overtaking in Whalley Road, Pendleton, William Robert Geldard (29), of Whalley Road, Clitheroe, was fined £25 at Clitheroe.


pleasing to know that these men want to come over here and we can all get together again. I want them to see the beauty of the Ribble Valley and have a good time as well.” Mr Brown has arranged a


INSURANCE official Mr Harry Thompson bought a caravan in Cornwall when he retired. For eight years he and his wife, Ivy, spent the summer there.


They set off for their


ninth holiday from their home in Windsor Avenue, Clitheroe. But two days later Mr Thompson died. Said Mrs Thompson: “He


Ronnie presents awards


THE awards at Hurst Green FC’s end-of-season dinner were presented by former Blackburn Rovers and Eng­ land c a p ta in Ronni e Clayton. Sixty-four people attended the evening at the Punch Bowl Hotel, Hurst Green, and there was danc­ ing to the Stylus disco. Footballer of the year was


Martin Greenhalgh for whom the award will be some consolation after suf­ fering a severe injury late in the season. Second team footballer of the year was


merit awards for long ser­ vice to the club — Bill Bailey, Martin Greenhalgh, Tony Cross and Richard Wilkinson. The Joe Melling trophy for the club man of the year went to manager an d c h a i rm a n Dic k Rogerson. A group of ladies who had


David Ball. Four players received


recently had an operation. He was feeling well when we arrived at the caravan but then became ill again.” Mr Thompson was for­


Penar, Truro, on Monday. After a service in St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, on Fri­ day the ashes will be inter­ red at Clitheroe cemetery.


merly section superinten­ dent with the Prudential Assurance. He leaves a wife and one married son. Cremation took place at


The Good


visit to a mock medieval ban­ quet, a trip to Blackpool and a tour of the Lake District for the party, who are hiring three cars when they arrive on the south coast by ferry from Calais.


No gipsies here


THERE are no gipsies in the Ribble Valley — and that’s official. The fact was revealed


ning Officer Mr Charles Wil­ son said surveys carried out every four months through parish council had shown there were no gipsies loc ally. The grant was refused.


when the Ribble Valley Council’s Finance and Gen­ eral Purposes Committee considered an application for a grant from the National Gipsy Council. Chief Architect and Plan­


Sports day venue switch


RIMINGTON’S annual vil­ lage sports were held for the first time on the Coulthurst Jubilee'fields. In fine weather the chil­


dren’s events were followed by tea, served in the Memo­ rial Institute. In the even­ ing, five-a-side football tour­ nament replaced the usual adult sports. Flat — Boys: 8-9 — Simon


Nicholson, David Bolland, Christ­ opher Nutter. 6-7 — Michael Frankiand, David Scott. 10-11 — Andrew Boiland, Tim Ashton, Heath Sedgwick. 12-16 — David Buckle, Robert Page, Andrew Cullingford. Girls: 8-9 — Kathryn Smith,


Joanne Seed. 6-7 — Anna Knight, Stephanie Page. 10-11 — Mar­ garet Taylor, Susan Duckworth, Susan Ingleby. 12-15 — Sara Knight, Gillian Thornton, Joanne


Amy Knight, 4 and under — Michael Smith, Carol Sherry, Sara Nicholson. 5 and under — Christ­ opher Knight. Egg and spoon — Boys: 8 and


Ingleby. Girls and boys: 3 and under —


Knight, Stephanie Page, Carol Sherry and Heather Frankiand. 8- 9 — Sarah Bennett, Zoe McLean, Kathryn Smith. 10-11 — Janet Peel, Margaret Taylor, Susan Duckworth. 12-15 — Gillian Thornton, Sarah Knight, Janet Thornton.


— Simon Nicholson, Christopher Nutter, Richard Oliver. 11 and over — Matthew Varey, Heath Sedgwick, Andrew Bolland.


Ingleby, Margaret Taylor, Kat­ hryn Nutter and Susan Duck­ worth. 11 and over — Gillian Thornton, Janet Peel, Gillian Dugdale.


Girls: under 11 — Susan Three-legged — Boys: 8 and


. land Heath Sedgwick. 12-15 — David Birins and Richard Taylor.


under — Simon, Nicholson, Michael Frankiand, David Scott. 9-11 — Andrew Bolland, — Ipn Smith, Tim Ashton. 12-15 — David Binns, Richard Taylor,' Andrew Cullingford. Girls: 8 and under — Joanne


Seed, Anna Knight, Kathryn Smith. 9-11 — Janet Peel, Sarah Bennett, Susan Ingleby. 12-15 — Joanne Ingleby, Gillian Thornton, Gillian Dugdale. Potato — Boys: 8 and under —


Smith and Joanne Seed. 9-11 — Janet Peel and Kathryn Nutter, Susan Ingleby and Margaret Taylor. 12-15 — Janet Thornton and Christine Oliver.


Girls: 8 and under — Kathryn


under — Michael Frankiand, Simon Nicholson, Chris Nutter. 9- 10 — David Bolland, Ian Smith,


Welly throwing — Boys: 8 and


Richard Oliver. 11-15 — David Buckle, David Binns, Robert


Page. Girls: 8 and under — Kathryn


David Scott Michael Frankiand, Chris Knight. 8-9—Simon Nichol­ son, David Bolland, Howard Sedg­ wick. 10-11 — Andrew Bolland,, Tim Ashton, Heath Sedgwick. 12-


15 — Peter Moorhouse, Andrew Cullingford, Richard Taylor. . •


Smith, Joanne Seed, Stephanie Page, 9-10 — Zoe McClean, Kat­ hryn Nutter, Susan Ingleby. 11-16 — Mary Cullingford, Sarah Knight, Gillian Dugdale. ' - Sack — Boys: 8 and under —


under — David Scott and Michael Frankiand. 9-11 — David Bolland and Richard Oliver, Andrew Bol-


Giris: 8 and under — Anna


Smith,' Anna Knight, Stephanie Page. 9-11 — Susan Ingleby, Sarah Bennett, Margaret Taylor. 12-15 — Gillian Dugdale, Sarah Knight, Joanne Knight.


Girls’ 8 and under — Kathryn High jump — Boys: 8 and under Slow bicycle — Boys: under 11


.Tim Ashton. 12-15 — David Buckle, Andrew Cullingford Peter Moorhouse. Girls: 8 and under — Anna


— Simon Nicholson, Chris Nutter, Michael Frankiand. 9-11 Andrew Bolland, Heath Sedgwick,


Knight, Kathryn Smith, Joanne Seed. 9-11 — Janet Peel, Char­ lotte Sutcliffe, Susan Duckworth, 12-15 — Janet Thornton, Sarah Knight, Gillian Dugdale.


Matthew Varey, Richard Oliver, David Bolland. Fast Bike race — Boys: David


Pillow fight — Boys: 9-11


Buckle, Simon Nicholson, Andrew Bolland. Girls: Janet Peel, Gillian Thornton, Margaret Taylor. Relay — Boys and Girls: 10 and


Companions LOW Moor Good Compan­ ions were entertained by Mr Charnley, of Langho, who sang and told funny stories. Compere was Mr J. Scott and pianist for the commun­ ity singing was Mrs Jessie Middleton. Refreshments, including


ice cream, were served by Mrs Bush, Mrs Seedall, Mrs Burgess, Mrs Davies and Mrs Crook. A week today (June 15th) members are going on their annual outing to Southport, leaving Low Moor at 10-30 a.m.


I did it!


HONESTY is the best pol­ icy. At least one Wadding- ton youth knows that. During a parish council


discussion about repairs at the recreation field, there was general approval when Coun. B. Keating said a youth had told him he had broken a pavilion window while playing football, and wondered what he should do.


such circumstances there should be no penalty on the player.


Ready for off


CHILDREN wanting to enter events at West Brad­ ford sports day a week on Saturday should apply to Mr Roger Cottam, of 10 East- field Drive, as soon as poss­ ible. Pony rides are also planned.


Fete time


under — Howard Sedgwick, David Bolland, Simon Nicholson, Emma Sutcliffe, Karen Hartley. Tug of war — Boys: Allan Hart­ ley’s team. Girls: Janet Thornton’s


team. Five-a-side football — Section


One: Newby Annihilators 4, Mar­


tin Top Juniors 2; Martin Top Dynamos 4, Table Tennis Teara­ ways 2; Final: Martin Top Dynamo 2, Newby Annihilators 1. Section Two: A Pride of Guides


2, Youth Club Girls 0; Guided Missiles 1, Brownie Bombshell 1 (Missiles won on penalties). Final: A Pride of Guides 4, Guided Mis­


1. Pig Trough Tigers 0; Rimington Dynamos 0, Dudland Devils 2; The Martin Toppers 0, Chapel


siles 0. Section Three: Terry’s Terriers


-/Peter Moorhouse; Robert Page. ■ v/V-.':"


’ t ■


Simon Nicholson, Chris Nutter, Michael Smith. 9-11 — Heath Sedgwick, Ian Smith, David Bol­ land, 12-16 — Richard Taylor,


Challengers 3. Semi-final: The Dudland Devils


0, Chapel Challenger 3. Final: Ter­ ry’s Terriers 7, Chapel Challenger 2.


V I


THERE’S the promise of all the fun of the fair when the Langho, Billington and Dinckley branch of the Con­ servative Association holds a summer fete at Laycock’s


farm, Langho, on Saturday.


CLITHEROE Castle are one of four local teams in Division Two of the Great Harwood Bowling League. There are also two locals in Division One, and we hope to picture all of them as the season progresses. Front, left to right, T. Coates, M. Wensley, R. Hope, T. Nelson. Back, T. Cow- p er thw a itc, T. Pun- ch a rd , A. Jo h n so n (capt.), D. Sherliker, E. Tomlinson.


OUT OF CUP CONTEST Earby 171 for 6,


DESPITE a splendid 78 by Keith Fawcett and 33 from Gordon Dixon, Clitheroe’s 169 for 8 proved insufficient when they met Earby in the semi-finals of the Ramsbot- tom Cup on Sunday. At first, Earby were behind the


Clitheroe 169 for 8.


clock with their reply but half- centuries by Chappie and Bill Greenhalgh changed everything.


helped with catering during the season received their rewards — bunches of flow­ ers. The ladies were Mrs Agnes Hayhurst, Mrs Val­ erie Rogerson, Mrs Mamie Newbold and Mrs Flo Burgess.


,


Clitheroe: N. Duckworth c Gibb b Booth 5, K. Fawcett stpd Gibb b Madden 78, B. Jones lbw Chappie 5, G. Dixon Ibw Madden 33, J. Boden b Madden 5, G. Monk b Chappie 5, S. Bennett run out 3, J. Hill stpd Gibb b Greenhalgh 1, P. Hall not out.9, R. Birch not out 7, extras 18, total (8 wkts) 169. Earby: 171 for 6. Clitheroe bowling: R. Birch 8-2-


28-1; J. Hill 8-0-37-1; G. Sutcliffe 7-0-39-1; S. Bennett 4-0-28-1; B. Jones 3.1-0-32-0; N. Duckworth 1- f t -1 -0 .


PENDLE TOP AND BACK- 135 MAKE IT


A RECORD field of 135, the sun beating on them, ran seven and a half miles and toiled to a height of 1,350 ft in Clitheroe’s fifth fell race on Sunday.


Thirteen Ribble Valley


runners competed, but the main prizes all went to out­ siders. They were: Ricky Wilde (Manchester Harriers and AC) 48 min. 58.5 secs, Alan McGee (Bolton UH) 50- 04, John Calvert (Blackburn H.) 50-58, Wade Cooper (Manchester H. and AC) 51- 42, Harry Walker (Black­ burn H.) 52-47, John McGee (Cumbria) 52-57. The first veteran was


Derek Lawson (Bingley H.) 53-46 and the first Ribble Valley competitor Ian Per- row (Clayton H.) 54-01.


Mrs Kath Rawlinson, Rib­


ble Valley Sports Council secretary, presented the prizes, which included the Adver tiser and Times trophy.


The times of the 13 Ribble The council decided that in


Valley competitors were: I. Perrow 54-01, C. Wood 57- 53, S. D. Howard 59-33, A. Dobson 63-15, J. Hesketh 63-49, P. Hargreaves 64-48, D. Pollard 65-40, N. Dins- dale 68-56, J. Tomlinson 71- 55, D. B. Lancaster 73-33, E. Hoare 72-25, M. Longhi 79-40, G. Hampson 81-31.


The winner’s time — 48


min. 58.5 sec. — was well outside the record of 48 min. 11.3 sec. set by J. Norman in 1974, but the number finish­ ing — 135 — was much bet­ ter than last year’s 109.


S tarting from Castle


Gate, the route was Castle Street, Wellgate, Shaw- bridge, and on to the farm track at Hayhurst Street. After following paths and tracks to Little Mearley, the runners climbed to the large cairn on the Pendle sky-line.


same route to Clitheroe, and then by Peel Street and the inner bypass to finish on Q ueen’s Road outside Ribblesdale School.


They returned by the CANDIDATE AT SCHOOL


EFFORTS to make children more politically aware were praised by Clitheroe’s pros­ pective P a r l iam en ta ry Labour candidate Mr .Lind­ say Sutton, after talking to fifth-formers at Whiteacre School, Whalley.


Mr Sutton said he found the question and answer ses­


sion lively and enjoyable.'T tried to adopt an informative approach and not to use the occasion for party prop­


aganda.” Mrs Elspeth Walder. wife


of Clitheroe Division MP Mr David Walder, was to take part in a second talk and discussion at the school yes­


terday. i


Awards night


THE following were reci­ pients of awards at the annua l di nne r of the Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association. Division One, Waddington SC A


(H. Blackburn, F. Lee, P. Har­ greaves, G. Cotterill, G. Roberts). Runners-up, Flexible B (C. Pick­ les, M. Burtonwood, D. Macken­ zie, P. Hall). Division Two, Clitheroe Post Office (A. Tolson, B. Aspden, B. Taylor, D. East- wood). Runners-up, Flexible D (K. Watson, M. Ingham, S. Rigg). Division One handicap, Trinity


B (R. Foulkes, S. Thompson, M. Horsfall). Division Two, Wadding­ ton SC B (B. Hoppitt, C. Har­ greaves, I. Jackson). Handicap knockout, Trinity B (R. Foulkes, S. Thompson, M.


Horsfall). Runners-up, Wadding­ ton SC A (H. Blackburn, G. Cot­ terill, C. Kendrick, G. Roberts). Open champion, T. Waddington.


Runner-up, D. Coulston. Open doubles, D. Coulston and M. Hors­ fall. Runners-up, A. Hutchinson and S. Thompson. Handicap sing­ les, D. Eastwood. Runner-up, D. Coulston. Doubles, A. Hutchinson and D. Coulston. Runners-up, M. Horsfall and S. Thompson. Barna Cup (under 18), S. Thompson, runner-up D. Coul­


ston. Tomlinson Trophy for most


promising players, C. Hargreaves and S. Thompson (jointly).


MAIN SPORT ON PAGE 17


Gisburn thwarted


A GOOD all round'perform­ ance by Gisburn took them through to the final of the Ribble' Valley Cr i c ke t League’s seven-a-side com­ petition at Brierfield where they met Marsden. Unfor t una t e l y, rain


affected the outcome of the game and it was decided that the trophy should be shared. In the first round Gisburn


beat St Francis by six wic­ kets. In the semi-final they beat Lowerhouse A by five wickets. Team to play Burnley Grammar


Kirk to again


lead Waddington


GREAT news for Waddington FC at the annual meeting was that manager John Kirk has accepted the club’s invitation to stay with them for another


season. John’s first experience as


a manager paid off hand­ somely for the villagers whom he led to the treble success of Blackburn Combi­ nation Premier Division champions without losing a match, the winning of the Birtwistle Cup and also the Craven Cup for a third suc­ cessive year.


However, Waddington


will be looking for a manager for their reserve side. Chris Sims, who took over on a caretaker basis, will not be available for the job next season.


new secretary. After three years’ good work Peter Car­ ter has resigned but has accepted election to the com­ mittee.


The club is also seeking a


the chairmanship, a position held by Mr Cyril Whiteside who has, however, told the club that he will definitely step down next year. He feels that it is only fair that the honours should go round. President Mr Geoff Cross has again accepted office and so has Brian Ross t r e a s u re r , and Frank Richards sweep secretary. Elected to the committee were


There will be no change in


G. Dinsdale, T. Winter, D. Under­ wood, J. Nuttall, D. Boothman, G. Walker and P. Carter. M. Cox and R. Walker have been invited to join the committee. On the playing side, Wadding­


ton intend to campaign in the Pre­ mier Division and Division Two of Blackburn Combination, and they will aim to retain the Birtwistle Cup and the Craven Cup. A deci­ sion on whether to take part in the Lancashire Amateur Shield will be made later. The first team squad for next


season is likely to be virtually unchanged. All have re-signed apart from Nigel Whiteside. Aged 19, Nigel has received offers from a number of other clubs and has been on trial with Blackburn Rov­ ers. He will let Waddington know his decision at a later date. Several of the reserve squad


Globe set the pace


GLOBE continued their unbeaten run in Division One of the Great Harwood Bowling League with a con­ vincing win over Spring Hill, In hot pursuit of the leaders are Oswaldtwistle Conser­ vatives after an 8-2 home win over Ribblesdale.


There is plenty of excite­


ment in Division Two where the top four clubs are really close. Salesbury, the only unbeaten side, keep top pos­ ition after a 6-4 away win over Metflex.


Oswaldtwistle Con..8,.Ribblesdale 2; Rishton Con. 9,‘ Whalley 1; Spring Hill 3, Globe 7. Come and Welcome v Gt Harwood (post­ poned). Division Two: Salesbury Ladies 6, Clitheroe Castle 4; Metf­ lex 4, Salesbury 6; Waddington 2,


defeat of the season at the hands of Salesbury Ladies, while Clitheroe CC defeated Waddingon. Calderstones had a very good win over St Mary’s. R e s u l t s : D iv is io n One


Castle suffered their first Clitheroe CC 8; Calderstones 7, St


Mary’s 3. The Lawrenson Cup competi


tion will be played at Waddington


on Saturday. The second round of the Leonard


Whittaker Cup should be com pleted this evening.


R’ton Con.......... .... 5 3 0 227 Spring H............. .... 5


Globe................. .... 5 5 0 0 36 0’twistle Con....... .... 5 3


DIVISION ONE P W D L P


C. & W’come...... .... 4 2 0 2 22 Ribblesdale........ .... 5 2 0 3 21 Whalley.............. .... 5 Gt Harwood....... .... 4 0


I 31 3 23


3 16 3 14


Salesbury.......... .... 5 4 C’roe Castle....... .... 5 3


C’roe Crick......... .... 5 3 0 2 34 S'bury Ladies..... .... 5 4 0 1 31 St Mary’s ............ .... 5


DIVISION TWO P w D L P 0 37 1 34


Calderstones...... .... 5 2 0 3 18 Waddington....... .... 5 1 0 4 16 Metflex.............. .... 5 0 0 5 10


0 4 19


have been invited to resign and there could be openings for new faces. Waddington’s trophies go on dis­


play in Turner’s sports window in Castle Street, Clitheroe, this weekend, and will afterwards go on show in the village. The annual dinner and awards night will be held at the Sun Inn, Waddington, on June 23rd.


Clitheroe back in second place


RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE P W D L


Earby.......... Clitheroe...... Blackburn N.. Gt Harwood.. Settle....... Cherry Tree.. Ribb. Wand... Barnoldswick Read............. Padiham....... Whalley........ Baxenden.....


Division One PW


OSW Imm...... Langho......... Lucas......... Cherry Tree Ciitheroe....... Lower D’wen.. B'oldswiek. Old Ross.... Blackburn N... Gt Harwood BBC V........... Rolls Royce..


Division Two P W


Settle................... Lucas................... Baxenden ............ Read.................... R’stall.................. BBC V................ Earby................. Padiham.............. Ribb. Wand......... OSW Imm............ Whalley............... Rolls Royce.........


Division Three PW D


School Old Boys at Gisburn on Saturday is : K. Thompson, W. P. Dinsdale, K. Oddie, B. Pinch, R. J. Blair, I. Tattersall, B. Har­ greaves, D. Croft, N. B. Dinsdale, D. Fitzpatrick and A. Brown. Meet ground 1-30 p.m.


Gt Harwood............. 3 2 1 Cherry Tree............. 3 2 0 Blackburn N............. 3 2 0 Ribb. Wand.............. 3 2 0 Bamoldswick........... 3 1 1 Baxenden................ 3 1 0 Darwen.................... 3 1 0 Settle....................... 3 0 0


y< P


0 21 1 17 1 17 2 16 1 14 2 7 2 7 4 5


Clarets hit 13


RIVAL players Te r r y Pierce and Brian Flynn won bottles of champagne for their individual perform' ances in the Read United v Presidents’ XI match. But it


was the team of past and present Clarets who played the champagne soccer they cruised to a 13-2 victory over the villagers. Read were far from dis­


graced, however, in a game which provided some great entertainment for a crowd of


about 300. They can also take heart


from the fact that all the moiiey raised from the sale of match programmes is to go towards building a new shower block in the changing rooms at the ground. After the game, Pattie


L P 1 17 2 16 0 15 0 15 1 11 2 10 4 8


Caldwel l , of Gr anad Reports, drew the winning ticket in a World Cup draw There was also a disco in the pavilion and proceeds from this will again go to the shower block fund.


Run-rate is key


L P 1 17 2 16 1 14 1 14 2 13 3 12 3 12 2 7 3 6


CHIPPING’S recent defeat by ICI ended the last unbeaten record in Clitheroe and District Cricket League. The South Divi­ sion is developing into a particu larly close contest and it seems likely that the issues will be decided on run-rate.


Gisburn.............. Rimington......... Grindleton........ Buck Inn..........


North __PW LNRRR 4 3 1 0‘ 5 3 2 1 0 3 4 2 2 0 3 3 0 3 0 3


. South


ici.......... :....... Chipping...............


Police..................... Flexible R.............


Catholic SC............ Ribble Cement.......


P E LNRRR 7 3 3 1 3 5 2 1 2 6 5 3 2 0 4 4 3 1 0 4 7 2 3 2 4 6 14 13


Meet the bowlers - a new series


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Brochure to Res. P ro p s ( late of Accrington) o r phone 087 257 3 1 1 8 . .


3 3 2 8 3


BLACKPOOL, T h e D o ro th y H o te l , Vacs Senior Citizens fo r tn ig h t, 3 rd to 1 7th Ju n e. £ 2 3 .8 0 p lu s VAT, £ 2 5 .7 0 inclusive. Vacs up - to J u n e 3 0 th , £ 3 2 .3 0 inclusive, July 1st to lights, £ 3 3 .2 6 inclusive. Cooking highly recommended. Home from h om e . 3 m in s beach. P r iv a te ca r p a rk . All mod cons, late keys. — Rod and Anne Finch, 46 Napier A v e n u e , B l a c k p o o l . T e l . 42 9 7 6 .


m o n t h DEVON W e stward Ho. NS° S ™ o " « l n .d holid ay f la ts sleeps 5, a l l amenUles. near


N O R T H S H O R E , B L A C K ­ POOL. Holiday flatlets* free


se a . F o r d e ta ils..-— Tel- 023 7 4 4 5 9 2 . •“


'* «


Tv f r id g e , b a b y l i s te n in g facilities ; te rm s from £ 10 per pe rso n . — S .A .E . fo r d e ta ils. S4 C o rnw a ll Avenue, Black­ 3 ,0 1 6


p o o l. Tel. 0253 53288. NORTH WALES. 450 houses,


Write o r T e l., S. C. Berkeley fo r b rochu re. 023 7 2 77869 inc lud ­


P E M B R O K E S H IR E . F a rm -


fa rm s , c a rav an s . — S h aw ’s H o lid ay s . P w l lh e l i . Tel. 0758 2 8 5 4 .


802,4


house, bed, b re ak fa s t . Cen tral all beaches. — Mrs Wa tkins .


RH Y L . S e a f ro n t . TV. holiday f la tle ts . — 62 West P rom ­ enade. Tel. 0745 3 1 4 7 7 .


M o l le s to n B a c k . Ns r b ' r 1h' Pemb rok e shire. Tel. Norber th 8 6 0 6 78 .


3 5 .3 6


RH Y L . TV, holiday f la t le ts . 1st h o u s e o f f promenade, fully


equipped. — Tel. 5 3 7 9 2 . 80510


R IV E R S ID E , S o u th p o r t , 6 b e r th ca rav an , electric ligh t,


C a lo r c o o k e r , . club an d shop s ite . Early an d la te vacs. — Tel. Blackburn 2 9 9 5 6 .


2 9 7 8 4


SIX-BERTH Holiday Caravan. £28 weekly. — H o lt, South View, H u tto n R o o f , Klrkby Lonsdale.


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SNOWDONIA. New Six-berth C a r a v a n . S h o w e r s , s h o p s , sw lm /p o o l . Near beaches. —


SPEL LBOUND,


D e t a i l s . L lo y d , 7 4 M a e s Gwynedd, C a e rn a rv o n . T e l . Caernarv on 3 9 2 1 .


35482


2 6 4 4 9


BLA CK PO O L. A r n o ld a n d Sheila Barnes welcome you to Klrklees, 12 St Chads R o ad. 1 m in p rom . Home cooking, f r ie n d ly a tm o s p h e r e . F r e e early morning te a. BB and ED from £4.21 plus VAT. S h o r t s ta y s an d p a r t ie s welcome. Reduced ra te s mid week Sep­ tember and October fo r illumi­ n a t i o n s . —— T e l . ( 0 2 5 3 ) 46 0 1 6 .


33403


y o u ’ll be holidaying a t Brid­ lin g to n . on the g lo r io u s Y o rk ­ sh ire co a s t . Captiv ating co a s t­ line, miles o f golden san d s , b e au tifu l co u n try sid e, lo ts of en te r ta inm en t fo r all hges. — Get to k n ow more, w r ite now fo r free co lo u r guide to : The Public ity Officer, Debt X I8D , The Spa, B r id l in g to n . E a s t Y ork sh ire .


t h a t ' s w h a t 2 9 7 2 5


T E N B Y , , R o w s to n C a r a v a n P a rk , modern 6 b e r th v ans fo r


h i r e , s i t e w i t h m o d e r n facilities an d sh op , full Ju ly 22nd to A u gu st 1 2th, 1 9 7 8 .—


T E N I Y / S A U N D E R S F O O T . 32732


BLACKPOOL, few v a c a n c ie s le f t fo r Burnley F a ir for tnight, a t The Roslyn Hotel, w ith ex- Burnley people, te rms from £4 dally, B.B. and E .D ., licensed b a r , h e a te r s all bedrooms, s h o w e r ro om , c o l o u r TV lounge. — Write o r phone Jenny Jenny and Jacky Bond 0253 460 65 .


33439


BLACKPOOL. Lyngary Guest House, 1 minute p rom, bed b re ak fa s t and evening d inner Whit and Jun e, £25 weekly. July and August, £ 2 8. Co lo ur TV lounge, free baby listening good fo o d . — Tel. 0253 45435 o r S .A .E . Mrs L. Powell, 32 Shaw Road. Blackpool. 31528


BLACKPOOL, licensed, Man­ sfield Lodge Guest House, 50 T y ld e s le y R o a d , a d j a c e n t promenade and Coliseum bus s ta t io n . Reduced ra te s OAPs a n d c h i ld ren . Families wel­ come. BBED from £ 4 .2 5 plus VAT ( fo rm e r Burnley people). — Tel. 0253 2 3 0 1 5 .


35061


BLACKPOOL, Bel Royal, small family licensed ho te l, 7 Gen­ eral S tree t, min. sea. n o r th p ie r th e a tre s . BB/ED £ 4 .6 0 dally Inclusive, s h o r t s tay s , children welcome. SAE colo u r b roch ure. — Tel. Maureen o r J e f f Moss, 0253 25 1 2 7 . 33423


B L A C K P O O L . G r a n v i l l e licensed hotel, op po s ite S outh P ie r , sun lo u n g e /b a r , f rom £ 4 .5 0 plus VAT. Vacancies July, Au gu st and i l lum in a ­ t io n s . — Povey, 12 Statio n Road. Tel. 430 1 2 .


34225


BLACKPOOL, Hillrise, 64 Sea- f ie ld R o a d , G y n n S q u a re , licensed, facing se a /g a rd en s , lux. accomm., ample park in g, booking season and illumina­ tio n s . reduced ra te s Ju n e . — Tel. 5 1 086 .


BLACKPOOL, c en tral, Came­ ron House, 6 6 Central Drive. Vacs mos t d a te s . BBED from £ 4 .2 5 daily, p a r t ie s welcome, cen tral fo r all amenities. Cro o k . Tel. 20 9 6 7 .


BLACKPOOL. Hotel Ro lmar . 20 Bar ton Avenue. AdJ. prom* ./Coliseum bus s ta t io n . Book­ ing all weeks to end o f lights.


Terms from £28 weekly plus VAT. Mrs Green 43 5 36 . 29828


BLACKPOOL. A sh le a , 8 -1 0 B u te A v en u e , N o r th P ie r . P rom , sh ows , sh o p s , g o o d food and com fo r t a s sured, one child f r e e . — T e l . 2 7 8 1 1 Taylor .


B L A C K P O O L . A i r e d a l e Licensed Hotel, ad j . p rom ., reduced fo r O .A .P .s In June. — Write o r Tel. Mary Higgins, 13 S t Chads R oad , Blackpool. 432 1 9 .


35431


BLACKPOOL. Hornby House, 24 Hornby R o ad . Licensed, co lo u r TV, lounge, baby listen ­ ing, BB & ED £ 4 .5 0 plus VAT till end o f Ju n e , £5 plu s VAT Ju ly /A u g u s t. — Tel. Black­ pool 20 9 82 .


2956B


THE COACH HOUS E, K e n t E s t u a r y , f u l l y e q u ip p e d . Lo v e ly v iew s o f L a k e la n d Hills, Bowness, 16 miles. — M r s B a t t y , L o n g h o u s e , A r n b a r r o w , S a n d s i d e , M i ln th o rp e , C um b r ia LA7 7HP. Tel. 044 82 23 3 5.


3 3 3 4 6


T R E A R D D U R B A Y , G u e s t House, 25 yd s . from beach, magnificent views, e x c e l le n t f o o d a n d a c c om m o d a t io n , every com fo r t, spacious p a rk ­ ing, s .a .e . bro ch u re and ta r r i f . Member of Wales & Anglesey T o u r is t Boards. — RIvington, Cynfal, Ravens P o in t Road, T re a rd d u r Bay, Anglesey. Tel. 8 6 0 0 7 8 .


3 0 5 6 8


WITHERNSEA Self C a te r in g Ch alets . Personally supervised on cha let p a rk . TV, fridge, some w ith b a th ro om , licensed ta v e rn , en ter tainm en t sh op s. — Free bro ch u re, Reesons, Holmpton R o ad , Wlthernsea. N o r t h H u m b e r s id e . T e l . 3 2 1 1 .


Modern 2 8 f t . 6-berth Caravan s ited a t R ow s t ro n , T e n b y , overlooking Carm a r th en Bay, w i th fo o tp a th to beach. — F o r b ro chu re S .A .E . to Holiday Vans. 8 P a rk la n d s , Penperl- l e n l . N e a r P o n t y p o o l . G wen t.


S .A .E . Ormon d , Tenby, 21 7 8 . 2 9 6 6 9


as™*


2 9 7 1 6


4, S AN D 6-BERTH Caravans. P o n d e r o s a , G r a n g e - o v e r - S ands. All amenities, mains w a t e r , electr icity , including In d oo r heated swimming pool, lic en sed club and en te r ta in ­ men t, b a l l r o om an d man y more ex tra s . Reduced prices Ju n e and September. — Tel. Burnley 32 2 50 o r 3 0 3 7 8 . 228284


Situations Vacant 32793


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


Town Hall, Blackburn BOY


Social Services Depar tment,


AG ED 14 Y EA R S


in the care o f Lancashire County Council


requires un ders tan d in g and o u t ­ going fo s te r p aren ts fo r long­ term foster in g ar rangements.


G e n e r a l a p p l i c a t i o n s a lso accepted from families wishing to fo s te r o ld e r children in care, In the age range 11-17 years, or families wishing to of fe r homely


lo d g in g a c c om m o d a t io n to w orking boys and g ir ls in care.


I f you feel you can help please con tact


25435


OFF PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE


SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT


RIBBLE VALLEY Tel. Clltheroe 251 4 6. 29660


BLACKPOOL, Gartholme. 23 Lord S tree t, n ea r tow n centre, N or th S ta t io n , and sea. B.B. &


Ev. meal from £ 4 .5 0 . — SAE o r please te l. 22 7 2 4 .


35334


BLACKPOOL. 20 C la r e n d o n R oad . SS 2 mins sea, shops, good food as sured , late keys. BB and EM from £4 a day. — Tel. Blackpool 46 2 52 . 28472


BLACKPOOL. Prom f la t le ts . Vacancies most d ates . — Write M. H e th e r in g to n , H e b b le M i l l s , T h o r n h i l l L e e s , Dewsbury. S .A.E .


BLACKPOOL, NS. H o l id a y f l a t l e t f o r tw o , close sea, sh o p s, vacs June o nw a rd . — 0253 5 9 12 0 9.


35463 35445


BLACKPOOL CENTRAL, 9 4 Pala tin e R oad . BB & ED from £4 daily. — A sh u r s t. T e l. Blackpool 20 6 56 .


2977!


BLACKPOOL c entral, 1 min. sea, early hols £ 3 .5 0 , reduc­ t i o n s c h i l d r e n . — T e l . 2777 9 .


35466


BLACKPOOL. The N o rwln , S General S tree t, tw o mins, s ta ­ tio n and prom. — Tel. 0253 24 6 2 6 .


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BLACKPOOL. C h o rc l if fe ,” 16 Gvf Avenue, a d j . prom, BE and ED, sa tis fa c tio n as su red. — Tel. 52 7 34 . Lewis.


BRIDLINGTON. Glen Alan. 21 F lam b o ro u g h R o a d . Small family hotel, near sea, home cooking. — W a lk e r , 0 2 6 2 7 4 6 50 .


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LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE


DISTRICT 3 — RIBBLE VALLEY


C A T ER IN G SERVICE TR A IN E E S


Ap plic ation s are invited from school leavers (boys and gir ls) to t ra in fo r respon s ib le p o s ts in th e Catering Service to com­ mence d u ty , September, 1978. The person ap p o in ted will be based Initially in the CUtheroe area.


P ractical tra in in g is given in school kitchens and the tra inee wilt be req uired to a t ten d a College o f F u r th e r Education to qualify fo r th e City and Guilds Cer tif ic ate.


Trainees will be paid according to th e ir age a t ra tes agreed n a t io n a l ly . •


Ap plic ation s in w r itin g , giving age and details of any GCE or CSE examin ation s to be fo r ­ w ard ed to the:


D I S T R IC T E D U C A T IO N OFFICER.


JOINT DIVISIONAL OFFICES. OFF PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE, BB7 2BJ by Ju n e 2 3 rd , 1978.


EDUCATION OFFICES, 3 0 4 7 7 26363


CARAVANS TO LET. I t t miles Tenby and S au nd ers fo ot, walk to beach. — Cunnick, The Haven, W o o d e n , S a u n d e r s , fo o t, Dyfed.


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FFESTINIOG, N o r th W a le s . Holiday cottage, sleeps 5, £40 p .w . — Jon es , 3 Incline Ter­ r a c e , B la e n a u , F f e s t in io g , G w y n e d d , N. W a le s . T e l. Blaenau Ffestiniog 2 6 7. 30493


HOLIDAY VANS fo r Hire. — T h r e e R iv e r s Mobile P ark , West B rad ford, Nr Ciitheroe. Tel. Clitheroe 2352 3 .


32343


HOME FROM HOME accom­ mo d a tio n, B.B. and E.M. — 34 River S tree t, Rhyl. Tel. Rhyl 3 19 0 5 .


31529


ISLE OF MAN, Douglas, Tower View, 12 Mona S tree t, Central fo r beach and sh o p s, evening din n e r , B.B., £ 3 .5 0 . 1 child u nd er 1 0 free If sh ar in g w ith p aren ts , (Sept). Mrs Klllen. Tel. 0624 253 25 .


ISLE OF MAN. Good food and


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE


DISTRICT 3 — RIBBLE VALLEY


Ap plic ation s are invited fo r the p o s t of:


SECONDARY SCHOOL KITCHEN


ST. AUGUSTINE'S RC BILLINGTON COOK


Hou rs: 35 p e r week (8 a .m . — 3 - 3 0 p .m . in c lu d in g lu n c h b re ak ) .


The ap p o in tm en t is su b je c t to medical clearance.


Wage: £ 4 0 .6 2


D I S T R IC T E D U C A T IO N OFFICER,


EDUCATION OFFICES, OFF PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE


28792


every comfor t a t “ M a rk la n d ," 8 Drury Terrdce, Broadway, D o u g la s . Evg din n e r , B.B. from £ 3 .6 0 , no VAT. — Tel. 062 46109.


( to be re tu rn ed by Ju n e 16 th . 1978).


Tel. Clitheroe 25133 5 0 4 7 8 80686


JOAN AND SUSAN invite you to spend a few days a t their small b u t comfy guest house. BB & EM Is f rom £ 3 .7 5 p .p .p .d , OAPs £21 per week un ti l Ju ly 1st. Booking now illums, F r i . /M o n . £12: M o n ./ F r i. £1 6 . — Please w r i te or phone Maple Lodge, 23 Kes­ w i c k R o a d , B l a c k p o o l 2 1 842 .


LAKE D IST R IC T . O r to n 2 miles M6 , delightful country cottage w ith mod. amenities, s le e p s 4 , c lo s e Lakes and D a l e s . —- R a m s b o t t o m


MORECAMBE, Lakeland views f r o m C r a igw e l l s e a f r o n t Hotel, highly recom men ded , ca r p a rk , reductions children, d in n e r , bed and b re ak fa s t , £38 w e e k ly , p lu s VAT — 372 Promenade, Tel. 0524 41009 5. 31740


3 4 2 2 . *>63*


MORECAMBE. Week package holidays from £43. Includes 3 days to u r in g English lakes and Scottish bo rd e r . — S .A.E . fo r brochure, Wlchfleld Hotel, 43 S e a V iew P a r a d e . T e l . 41241 1.


27 3 7 4


MORECAMBE, (0 5 2 4 )4 1 4 4 0 5 . Beadsley, 4 Ceda r S tree t, West' End Road, Ju n e /Ju ly 15th, BB ED, £29, Full b o a rd , £ 3 2 . ' Au g., BB ED, £31. Full b o a rd , £35.


. . 34043


GREAT MARSDEN HOTEL, BARKERHOUSE ROAD, NELSON


FULL-TIME


required to live in or out also DINING ROOM


B A RM A N / W OM A N


W A IT E R to live in.


Please apply in person to Mr Wa rren .


TEL. NELSON 64749 for inter­ view.


M OO R LA N D . SCH O O L


Recognised co-educatlonal day- /b o ard ing school o f 2 50 p u p ils .


•Required fo r September T EA CH E R


of Physics to O-level w i th PE an -..advantage


Experience o f O-tevel w o rk p re ­ ferab le. Good references essen­ t ia l . Both Scale 1 p o s ts .


MOORLAND SCHOOL. CLITHEROE. LANCS.


Apply In w r itin g to : THE PRINCIPAL


. 3 3 4 2 6 , W A IT R E S S /


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