12. .Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 9th, 1978
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A WELL SPOKEN PAIR
THE language in one house hold in Chatburn Park Drive, Clitheroe, should really be a treat for the ears. For Mark Leonard and his younger s is te r , Claire, re tu rn e d home at the weekend with medals from the annual Festival of Speech and Drama at Burnley. Mark, a pupil at Ribbles-
dale School, won the “Pearl Redman” cup and gold medal as first prize in the
pORRJtfcS OUR
would normally end this week
S A L E
Many of our more distant out of town c u s t om e r s have c omp l a in e d th a t owin g to severe weather they have been unable to make their usual visit to us during this period. In c o n s e q u e n c e we have decided on a short extension to the sale which will now end on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th
All regular stocks reduced making way for incoming new g oo d s . Make the most of this oppor tunity.
F t h e l in e n s p e c ia l is t s
verse speaking class .for 12 to 15 years olds. Not to be outdone, Claire
took the silver medal spot in the solo dramatic ^extract class, for eight years and under. Both are pupils at the
Watson School of Dramatic Art in Clitheroe. Other successful pupils
were Caroline Weaver, of Salthill Road, who won a third place certificate in the solo dramatic extract class (12-15 years), and Miranda Wightman, of Chatburn D r iv e , Clitheroe, who brought home a third place c e r tif ica te in a similar section for 'l l . years and under. Two pupils at SS Michael
and John’s junior school, Clitheroe, made their words count, too. Elizabeth Miller, of Warwick Drive, clinched third spot in the solo drama tic extract class (eight years and under) and Angela Kay, of Kemple View, was awarded a certificate of merit for verse speaking.
Worked for
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A FORMER private secret; ary to Mr William Charnley, founder of Clitheroe Shirt ings, which subsequently became Trutex, clothing manufacturers, of Grindle- ton, Miss Pauline Edith Smith died suddenly on Friday. Miss Smith, who was 53,
lived with her widowed mother, Mrs Annie Smith, in Greenfield Avenue, Chat burn. She was employed by Trutex for 20 years and held the post of production manager when she left about
■four years ago to join the Department of Employment at Burnley, where she was finance officer. Miss Smith was a member
of the ladies’ section of Clitheroe Golf Club. The funeral will take place today, service and cremation being at Skipton.
TOP TWENTY SOUNDS
1. ( 1)
2. (5) 3. (3) 4. (7) 5. (2) 6. ( 12)
10. (4) 11. (6) 12. (9) 13. (20) 14. (—) 15. (—) 16. (14)
9. (13)
17. (17) “Figaro” — Brotherhood of Man. 18. (—) “Clash city rockers” — Clash. 19. (—) “What do I get” — Buzzcocks. 20. (—) “Walk in love” — Manhattan Transfer,.
7. (10) “Baker Street” — Gerry Rafferty. 8. (IX). “I can’t stand the rain” — Eruption. “Lilac wine” — Elkie Brooks. “Take a chance on me” — Abba. “Just one more night” — Yellow Dog. “All right now” — Free. “Emotions” — Samantha Sang. “Fantasy” — Earth, Wind and Fire. “Shot by both sides” — Magazine. “Just the way you are” — Billy Joel.
“Come back my love” — Darts. “Wuthcring heights” — Kate Bush. “Staying alive” — Bee Gees. “Wishing on a star” — Rose Royce. “Mr blue sky” — ELO. “Denis” — Blondie.
Last week’s placings in brackets. Tip for the top: “Stay
with me baby” — David Essex. LP of the week: “Variations” — Andrew Lloyd Webber. Chart compiled by Ames Record Bar.
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A dry welcome
A PARTY of French foot ballers coming to Clitheroe to play against the Waggon and Horses pub team will receive a dry reception. The team is not due to
last orders at 10-30 p.m., because Good Friday open ing hours will be the same as on a normal Sunday.
arrive until late on Good Friday evening and landlord Mr Cyril Walker applied for an extension of hours . . . but Clitheroe magistrates turned down the request on Tuesday. So now the pub must call
Read
Enrolled At Evensong for Mother
ing Sunday at St John’s, Read, MU members took over various duties. Mrs B. Hargreaves carried the cross, Mrs J. Anderton the MU banner, escorted by Mrs H. Blundell and Mrs M. Hitchon, and J. Blundell rang the bell. Miss G. Smith and Mrs K.
Russell read the lessons, Mrs N. Law took up the
collection and sidesmen were Mrs N. Duckworth and Miss A. Eastwood. Mrs L. Barnes, Mrs B.
Farmer’s walk on m-way
‘ foolhardy—k(o oner
CLITHEROE farmer George Capstick “paid the inevitable consequences” of walking across the M6, Coroner Mr Howard McCann told a Preston
inquest. Mr McCann said that a car
Bliss, Mrs M. Gradwell and Mrs 0. Walker were enrol led and Mrs K. Smith and Mrs E. Taylor welcomed. Enrolling member Mrs B. Totty escorted them. Names of Sarah Ann Smithies and Sarah Browett were added to the memorial plaque.
Pennant Read Brownies paraded at
the UR Church, Emma Rigby carrying the pennant. Carol Armstrong and Phil- lipa Moss were escorts and took up the collection with Deborah Harrison.
Grocery stall L ad ie s of Read UR
Church raised £530 at their sale of work in the school. Chairman Mrs G. Walker introduced opener Mrs N. Parker, of Nelson. Mrs E. Wilkinson thanked her. There were white elephant, home-made cake and groc ery stalls. At Sunday’s service, the
preacher was Mrs G. Brog- den, of Sabden.
Make-up Read Women Conserva
tives heard Mrs Hogg, of Accrington, talk on make up. She was introduced by secretary Mrs N. Wilkinson. Miss Ruth Atkinson acted as model. Chairman Mrs C. Caladine expressed thanks.
Trumps Whist winners at Read
Constitutional Club were: Ladies — Mrs S. Hensby, Mrs S. Coward, Mrs R. H a r g r e a v e s , Mrs P. Longbottom. Gents — Mrs M. Grady, Mrs M. Pollard. C om p e t i t io n : Mrs A. Cunliffe. MC was Miss E. Ennis.
Sabden
Keen gardener A f o rm e r S a b d e n
H o r t ic u l tu ra l Society committee member has died five months before his diamond wedding anniver sary. Mr T h om a s H e n ry
Lawless (81), of Padiham Road, Sabden, moved to the village when he married. He worked at Cobden Mill many y e a r s ago and also in Padiham for some years. Much of his spare time was spent on his allotment. The body was received
last night with Mass at St Mary’s RC Church, Sabden, where Requiem Mass will be said this morning. Mr Lawless leaves eight children, all married.
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was packed to capacity on S a tu rd a y night, when Calderstones Op. and Dram, presented a revue of comedy and songs, from the shows. Ladies of the church
driver had no chance of avoiding 69-year-old Mr Capstick, on the fast lane of the rain-lashed motorway. Mr Capstick, of DeLacy
Street, died from multiple injuries. Mr McCann recorded a
verdict of death by “misad v en tu re .” He said: “In simple truth Mr Capstick was doing something extre mely dangerous and he paid the inevitable consequence.”
The accident, on the
northbound carriageway near the Samlesbury junc t io n , happened as Mr Capstick and a friend, Mr J o h n M id d le to n , of Whitebirk House, Rishton, were returning from Brock Auction Mart. Mr Middleton told the
RATE
■householders must subtract 18.5p in the £ as domestic allowance, and owners of mixed premises an allo wance of 9p in the £. The percentage rate
order to calculate the indi vidual rate figure. Then
Coroner that they had taken two cows to market. They had gone in to a pub at about 1 p.m. and he left Mr Capstick talking and did not return to the pub until about 4-30 p.m. He did not have “the sligh
test idea” how much Mr Capstick had drunk but his friend appeared fit to drive. Mr Capstick entered the
motorway at Broughton and headed south towards Samlesbury. Mr Middleton said he dozed off and the next thing he remembered was Mr Capstick pulling up and mentioning something about his lights not working. “I thought he had gone to
the back of the car to look at them,” said Mr Middleton. The next thing he knew someone came to the car and said there had been an acci dent. The driver of an articu
lated lorry, Mr John Tucke, of Silverstream Avenue, Belfast, in a statement described how he braked hard to avoid Mr Capstick as he ran across the carriage way towards the central reservation. Then he saw a Capri over
increases, excluding parish figures, likely to be met by people living in different areas of the Ribble Valley are: Former Blackburn rural area 12.4; former Bowland rural area 14; former Burn ley rural area 12; former Clitheroe borough 7.8;
former Clitheroe rural 13.7; former Longridge urban area 9.9; former Preston rural area 12.6.
SUNNY RAMBLE
SIGNS of spring welcomed Clitheroe Ramblers when Miss Rose Jackson led their walk on Saturday. From Clitheroe they went
to Mearley, then took field paths to the Nick O’Pendle. Entering Sabden in warm
sunshine, they continued over Padiham Heights to Read Heights, returning to Clitheroe via Wiswell. The next ramble is on
Ma rch 1 8 th , le av in g Clitheroe station at 11 a.m.
PROFITABLE
A JUMBLE sale organised by C l i th e ro e Evening Townswomen’s Guild on Saturday made a record- breaking profit of £207 for the funds.
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RESERVOIRS (SAFETY PROVISIONS) ACT, 1930 NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF REPORT
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at Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington, Cheshire, hereby notice that they have received in a spect of their reservoir at
Stocks near Slaidhurn in the Borough of Ribble Valley in he County of Lancashire a report on a statutory inspectioni underthe above Act issued by Mr Ronald Tilbrook Gerrard,
B.Sc. (Eng), F C G I F IC E F.I.W.E.S., M.E.I.C., of Binne and Partners, Artillery House, Artillery. Row, Westminster, London, SW1P 1RX and dated the 20th day of January 1978 and that the said report mav be inspected at the Authority’s Offices at Pennine House, Stanley Street, Preston in the said County of Lancashire during
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taking his lorry and hit Mr Capstick. “The car driver stood no chance of avoiding him,” Mr Tucke’s statement said. The Capri driver Mr John
Furguson, of Fairfield Close, Carnforth, said in a statement th a t he was travelling at about 55 m.p.h. when his headlights picked up an object moving across the road. A motorway patrol officer
The Entrance Examination for girls and boys who will be 10 years 6 months — 11 years by September 1st, 1978 — will be held on SATURDAY, APRIL 15th, at Heathfield School, Meins Road, Blackburn, from 9-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m.
Application forms for this Examination may be obtained from: The Headmistress,
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PC Peter Kenniford told the inquest that a test on Mr Capstick’s Maxi car later showed it to be in good working order. There was nothing wrong with the
lights. Consultant pathologist Mr
Edmond Tapp said Mr Capstick died from multiple
injuries, and a blood test showed 105mgs of alcohol in lOOmls of blood. Recording his verdict, Mr
the other side to look at a sign post. “But crossing the motorway when it is busy, or at any time, is an extre mely foolhardy thing to do and it was no great surprise when Mr Capstick was invol ved in a collision.”
McCann said it was not known why Mr Capstick was crossing the motorway. “By all accounts he should not have been on the north bound carriageway at all, said Mr McCann. “Maybe he was crossing to
Rally men to drive all night
SEVENTY-FIVE cars will take part in the annual “Clitheronian" rally organ ised by Clitheroe and District Motor Club. The 140-mile rally begins
p ro v id e d su p p e r and p ro c e ed s amounted to almost £50. A £20 donation was given to the Friends of C a ld e rs to n e s and the balance divided between the ladies fund and church fund.
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funds for Christian Aid will be held in St Nicholas’s S c h o o l , S a b d e n , on Saturday.
Sabden Baptist Church will be held in the school next Tuesday, at 7-30 p.m. The main discussion point
Pastorate The quarterly meeting of
will be the possibility of inviting a student from the Northern Baptist College, Manchester, for a 10-week summer pastorate in the village. Sabden has been without a
in Blackburn just before midnight a week on Satur day and finishes round about dawn the following day at the Red Pump, Bashall Eaves. The event is sponsored by
Blackburn do-it-yourself firm Wood King Timber. Points for the top places
will count towards several local car club rally champion ships, including the CDMC one.
Top seeds in the event are
Trevor Roberts and Ian Grindrod in a 1293c.c. Mini, Brian Harper and Don
LADIES
FIND IT EASY
WES T BRADFOR D Ladies’ Hockey Club had an easy win against GRE at Lytham, scoring 12 without
minister since the death of the Rev. George Rasmussen and the future of a perma nent pastorate will also be discussed. At the meeting, open to all
reply. Most of the scoring came in the
church members, the possi bility of completely over hauling the church and school buildings will be considered.
FAIR
MEMBERS of the recently- formed Riversmead PTA are making certain there is something to please all ages when , they hold their first big event — a spring fair in the school on Saturday. Apart from a variety of
interesting stalls, visitors can expect to see gymnastic, karate and dog obedience displays.
Garden talk
GUEST speaker at the monthly meeting of the Wilpshire branch of the NFU Ladies’ Social section was Mr G. Barker of Prim rose Nurseries.
first half when West Bradford were attacking on the driest end. L a te r the muddied surface hindered scoring, and GRE also mounted more attacks, winning a couple of comers but only making one or two shots at goal. C a the rine Hutchinson, at
centre-half, showed enormous promise, and played an important part in backing West Bradford’s attacks as well as in defence. Scorers were Liz Caton (5), Anne Hitchinson (5), Sadie Barker
and Janet Moss. Positions were reversed on
Monday evening when West Brad ford played Blackpool on the Hyndbum all-weather pitch. Blackpool dominated a fast open
game in the first half. Their attack continually threatened to score but Marion Fox saved the home team on numerous occasions. However, the defence kept calm
with Jackie Sandford showing what a vastly improved player she is. West Bradford gradually came back into the game and had things more their own way in the second
half. Attacks on the right looked
particularly promising, specially when Liz Bond used her great skill and speed to help the forwards. But there were few clear-cut
scoring chances at either end and^a goalless draw was the result. This was probably fair to both teams although it did not reflect the
excitingly high standard of hockey .1_____tan
Davidson in a 1750c.c Allegro and last year’s winners who will lead the f ield away, Malcolms- Graham and Dave Orrick, in a Datsun. They will leave the start
at Southern Brothers at 11 30 p.m., although spectators will be able to see the cars earlier because documenta tion, scrutineering and noise checks will be carried out from about 8-30 p.m.
One-sided affair
EMPRESS Squash Club again met little resistance as they hammered their way to a 5-0 away win against
lished a lead with a rapid straigh- set victory, his opponent being unable to cope with the speed of Nick’s shot. Conor McNaughton followed this with a 3-0 win and the next match was also a one sided affair as David McKiniay punished the opposition into a 3-0 defeat. Niall Pollard frequently wrong
Fleetwood. Nick Myerscough soon estab
An a p p l ic a t io n has been received for permission to erect four dwellings on land adjacent to Back Side, Grind- leton, between that lane and Milnshaw Terrace. Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertisement, to the Chief Architect & Plan ning Officer, Planning Depart m e n t , P r in c e s s A v e n u e , Clitheroe BB7 2AL quoting r e f e r e n c e n u m b e r : 3/78/0188/P. A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected in th e P la n n in g Department within the period stated. Signed CHARLES WILSON (Chief Architect & Planning Officer)
9th March 1978
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footed his man with an impressive array of strokes for an easy 3-0 win, and in the final match Mike Heyworth dispatched his opponent in straight sets despite being severely handicapped by the fatigue of a 300-miie car journey. Empress second gave a good account of themselves against divi sion leaders Pines, but were unable to prevent a 4-1 defeat, Results: Glenn Evans won 3-2, Paul Lambert lost 3-1, John Willis lost 3-1, Wayne Townley lost 3 and Dick Plowman lost 3-0.
Rugby team
CLITHEROE Rugby Union Club travel to Lancaster on Saturday to play their first fixture against Vale of Lune. Leading try-scorer Greatorex returns to team up with Routledge to form a new centre three-quarter partnership with Parkinson and Rudd moving to the wings. In the pack, Gregory replaces Roberts (C), who moves to scrum half for this match against his former club. Team: Wilson (PJ); Parkinson, Greatorex, Rout l edge, Rudd; S p e irs , Roberts; Jones, Dinsdale, Sweeney; Ramsey, Wrigly
, (capt); Peacock, Byrne, Gregory. Reserves: Field ing, Thornton, Wilson (P), Williamson, Roberts (M).
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