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rtS competition


WHAT is the connec­ tion between bananas and Lancashire-made towels?


recipes using bananas are the, subject of our latest competition, in which you can win a set of Lan­ cashire-made towels in Terylene and cotton, with an a t t r a c t i v e pink: pattern


The answer is th a t'


. bread,; halve,-.? place two ; piecesiof banana on each, square.;-Pile -the . cheese: on .top and smoothdevel.::


’ Place in pan under grill ..-and- cook only until the cheese is well, melted and lightly browned (Serves'


■3)


guest towel, bath -towel and bath sheet, which together retail at over £12. For the runner-up there is a pink patterned bath towel worth over £7.'


MRS


satile that there’s plenty of scope for imagination — and entries are not ju s t confined to the. ladies. We’d like everyone in


petition is so simple. All you have to do is to send us your recipe for using bananas, either hot or cold, as a savoury snack or a sweet concoction. Bananas are so ver­


Taking part in the com­


the family to have a try at creating a special dish, and to give you some ideas, here are a couple of recipes you might like to make for yourself.


WELSH RAREBIT BANANA micEl


2 large slices bread H teaspoon mustard 1 Tablespoon top of milk or mild beer


4oz. Cheddar cheese Cayenne pepper to taste 2 bananas loz. butter. Method: Grate the


fnokiswick. The set consists of a -


3 ripe bananas 2 egg whites (large)


1 hard frozen block of. coffee ice-cream


FROST-AND-FIRE BANANA


3 dessertspoons caster sugar


cheese, add mustard and cayenne pepper; mash together with milk or


450 degrees F (Mark 8). Beat egg whites well, add sugar gradually, beat very stiff. Set aside. Halve peeled bananas lengthwise, then cross­ wise three times. On a flat oven-to-table dish lay banana peices closely to fo rm an oblong bed slightly larger than the block of ice-cream. Place block nea tly on th e b an a n a bed and lay remainder of- banana pieces on top of block. Spoon whipped egg whites over all ice-cream and down sides to seal it completely from air or contact with dish. Bake at once , for two minutes — or until the meringue brown on the edges. Take from oven, pour half a glass of warmed rum over immediately and set it alight as you would with Christmas pudding. Carry it, flaming, to the table. (Serves 4).


hi glass dark Jamaica rum Method: Heat oven to


.


Bird watchers are marooned


a five-hour trip to. the island which is cut off by the tide at some time dur­ ing the day.


everyone took the oppor­ tunity , to look at a wide variety of birds,? some of which had arrived for the winter...


While on the island, Oth er club activities


included attendan ce at a film show at TBlackburn.


Jubilation


WHA-LLEY’S Queen Elizabeth l l playing fields fund is to receive £461 from the parish council. The money was left from the Jubilee fund.


MEMBERS of Whalley young Ornithologist Group found • themselves marooned on a visit to Hilbre Island, West Kirkby. The “scare” came during . On the bill were “Beyond a


tangled shore,” “Birds of the grey wind” and “Wil­ derness is not a place.”


Meanwhile, the group has welcome its first: woman leader, . Mr Jean Barker, of Whittam Road.Whalley. She is looking forward to accompanying members on a visit' to Spurn Point, North Humberside, a fort­ night on Saturday.


members the chance to see plenty of migrants, includ­ ing sea birds, for which the spot is famous.


The trip should give


its monthly meetings at the Whalley Adult Centre, as well as organising walks in the Barrow and Whalley areas.


Guides help ‘Talking Newspaper\ r e


Painter er Col­ in stu-


y- Is and


IY Hair


Ianvas, Sketch


MV ROE Touch of Devon


' the former clinic at Eshton Terrace, Clitheroe, organ­ ised by th e Clitheroe branch of the National Federation of Old Age Pensions Association. ‘ . Home-made s c o n e s , cream cakes, gateaux and strawberry jam will be served with afternoon tea to bring the flavour of the W e s t C o u n t r y t o Clitheroe.


A TASTE of Devon is on the menu for Clitheroe senior citizens on Satur­ day. For a Devonshire cream tea is being held in


A. CHEQUE for £50 raised by the Bowiand D is tr ic t Guides and Brownies was handed over to Ribble Valley “Talking Newspaper” chairman Mr Brian Haig at Waddow Hall. The Bowiand Guides


Bowiand Commissioners Mrs Audrey Peacock,


and Brownies raised the money at a disco at Stirk House earlier this year. The cheque was presented by Waddow Hall staff member Miss Hylda Ems- den who is one of the “Talking Newspaper" readers. In attendance were the


provided refreshments. The money is going


and gave a talk about the ‘ ‘Newsp a p e r ’ ’-a n d ■ thanked, the Guides and Brownies for their effort. Later Guider in charge at Waddow, Miss Walker,


seven Guiders', three Guides and' five Brow­ nies, representing all the Bowiand district. Mr Haig showed slides


towards a second tape copying machine costing £1,500 which the “Talk­ ing Newspaper” needs to improve and extend its service. In our picture Mr Haig is seen receiving the che-


Iryonecan • predion is 3 of aid of


Dispen-


|g and will r showing.


s best for vise you.-


RS Yes, natron on •:


; tools, the machines, the ingredients, a work top as large as possible, not . forgetting a seat. Pull out tables enlarge a work area as does the provision of many unique fittings such as . cupboard unit with pull out baskets, pull out bottle container, bread unit and slicer, etc.: >:


start with a well planned kitchen. This means planning for the kitchen -


In fact hundreds of different types of fitments il necessary Tailored made to your requirments.


DESIGNED TO WORK FOR YOU-------- In the kitchen work starts with the preparation of meals, so you must


lef t ) : Miss Rothwell (Brownie Guider West Bradford), Mrs .Peacock, Ann Wilson (Brownie Guider Gisburn), Janet Taylor (Guide Guider Chatburn). Middle: Mrs Houghton (Guide Guider W e s t B r a d f o r d ) , Elizabeth Iphofen (Guide West Bradford), Julia Turner (Guide Chat- burn), Helen Silverwood (Guide Rimington), Mrs Hogg (Brownie Guider Gr indl e ton) . Front : Brownies Lisa Nevett (Waddington), Francis Brierley (West Bradford), Louise Cowgill (Gisburn), Nicola Hatch (Grind­ leton).


que: from Miss Emsden, watched-by the Guiders, Guides and Brownies. :. They are (back, from


Save up to £10 op a new gas fire at your NorthWest Gas Showroom


Now’s the time to buy a new gas fire from : ?


the Specialists. You’ll be well prepared for winter, and you can make worthwhile savings' too. What’s more, you’ll go on saving, because, gas


is so economical, so controllable. Turn it on or off, up or down in a moment to give you just the heat you need just when you want it. - Today’s gas fires are fine pieces of furniture


Interest


shown in machine


tup their interest in the ‘revolutionary timber cut­ ting machine designed by


.will be' heading-for a Clitheroe sawmill in the months ahead. They will be following


TIMBER producers from Italy, Holland and Ireland


F-Stuartrazer 134-36 Parliament St. rir!, |0 3 7 .■Ate h .


Lancaster. Tel. 0524 63273/4.V, v T'i


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' Mr Danny Cattermole and developed by Sykes and ,Dugdale,': of Chatburn. • ]i4 A film.about the Timber! .Wolf Mark-II was shown at last week’s: national fores­ try. machinery, demonstra­ tion? at Lowther: Estate,? Penrith — one of the big­ gest: exhibitions. of its kind


with models to suit both modern and traditional decor. And some can be installed with a back boiler to provide all your domestic hot water. ^ Ask about the running cost,savings on gasiwaten heaters.


t--. See the superb selection of fires on display


at your North West Gas,. , ? Showroom now.,Offers end October 27.-J *


Save with the Specialist^ and enjoy these benefits too 'fi Free'delivery: / Expert' installation Easy credit terms


% Firstclass after. f»” ) sales, service,..' ❖ 12 months' *


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'in the country.-' ) , The machine cuts timber ?seven i::timesi?fasterwthan’ ! any- comparable - method;' rand needs.only-one,man to; iron


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Combining the classic , elegance of a bygone age with powerful; modern heating performance ■


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VALOR ELIZABETHAN " :' 5


£89.10 -Y;%,(inc VAT); THAT’S GAS POUND VALUE VNOWONLY.". S A V E The group will: continue


beer as preferred. Halve p e e l e d > b a n a n a s lengthwise : and 'then crosswise.- Fry in butter, . turning; only, once; Toast,


-( V. I . t . ? . ! . 1. ' l .


'■FLOWERS arrangement. ..students. at Whalley Adult -. ^Education Centre-are*defi-;- i nitely ■ top: of. the. class.1 For ?


’ tiori 'of' th e ir1 City and -'Guilds examination. r '"In the, course assess- ment they 'gained three ■ distinctions and1' five1


'three year course., :■!'■; ■, : Their course tutor Mrs


. been teaching examination . classes - for .the - past < six i: years and has never had a i failure r^. but it is the first time'she has: had a , whole class gaining distinctions. ■. Examinations results for


Pat Haigh, of Bleasdale Avenue,''Clitheroe, has


• students' at Whalley»and i Clitheroe Adult Education .centres - were issued this


week.


•KEY: D — Distinction; C — Credit.


C ity and Guilds Flower


Arrangement (part 2). The first letter in brackets


refers to written and design work and the second letter to course , work assessment:, Pat-, ricia Bennett (D, D), Zoe A. Cocker (D, C); Elaine Ecdes (D,


■C), Marjorie Haworth. (D, C), Elizabeth Lucas (D, D ) ,: Jean Metcalfe (D, C), Dorothy McIn­ tyre (D, C), Elizabeth Nutter (D, D). Joint Matriculation Board. . English Literature A-level: J.


: all eight 'have ipassed 'with distinction :the;written sec-.


- cre-


dits at the end of the sec­ ond stage , of an advanced:


'*/'•*v , Novak. -l ii ( - -•


• Daviesl-L! Dennick.. O-level: M. f


1 ■ English Language O-level:


- Joan Jackson, P.' A. .Wells, H. .Wright, M. (Wright, L .-A - ,, Marsh, sC. K. Westwell., i • l! , English Literature O-level: D.’


, J.-Burke, 'C.: E. ' Greenwood,. . Anthony C. C. Knight, . M.. Leach.


. Book-keeping and. Accounting ' O-level: J. 'M. Frost, J. if .


1 Heath, P. J. R. Jenkinson, J. P. Knight, C. M. Snape.


• Fr en ch . O - le v e l : iF.- M.: Hughes.


Italian O-level: M. T.,Grieve. •Mathematics: O-level: B., F-. ' Dachs, T. L. Davies, J.< M.


,


- H e a th , ' J -.rP ick le s , E. i M. Roberts, J. T. Tomlinson. :


' • . English Language O-level: M. i ; G.:. Barker,, N. J. Corry,’ K.


. i-Fielding, A. Graham, B.: Gran-.i shaw, F. Mills, L. F. Sampford, D. M. Westwell.


I.


Royal Society of Arts Stage ; English Language: L.' F. ;


. Sampford, K. Fielding, D. ;M. : Westwell, H. Barlow (C),- ,B .■ Grunshaw (C), F. M. : Mills, A. Graham, J. Hall.


. - • . • Arithmetic: F. M. Mills,- J.


• Hall, A. Graham; M. G. Barker, ; H. Barlow, B. Grunshaw,:. K. Fielding, N. J. Corry, P. W,


/Hayhurst, L. F. Sampford (all • credits). . Typewriting: C. Haworth, M. ■


-Clayton, C. Parker, C. Cowk- : ing, M. Bailey (all credits). : Book-keeping: N. J. Corry, P.


W. Hayhurst, Ti. F.'Sampford, K. Fielding (C), J: Hall (C)/ F. M. Mills, D. M; Westwell (C),


: M. Cross, A. Graham (C), M. G. Barker (C), H. Barlow, B. Grun- •shaw. . .


. Board.


A s s o c ia t e d -E x am in in g : , ! *


>*- ' / i ' i f


,• 1 RSA S ta g ed l. A '■ • 'E n g lish Language: N.i-J.’*'


:.f Corry; M.’G.'Barker,>M: Cross,!-v< j B." Grunshaw .


i ,


- Arithmetics: P. W. Hayhurst • (D), F. M. Mills (D), M. J. Corry (D), D. M. Westwell (D), M. -


- Cross (D),tA: Graham (D), M. G. . Barker '(D ) ,1H. Barlow, B. ■


■ .Grunshaw (D), L. F. Sampford, . • K: Fielding'(D). Accounting:;L., F.. Sampford,


■ M. G .. Barker (D); K. Fielding ::. (D), N.' J.' Corry,- D. - M. West- ?


i;well:(D),'M; Cross, -A;'Graham (D).-. ■


. Typewriting: M. Garner (pass at 55 w.p.m.), P. Walmsley, E. Robinson’(pass at 55 w.p.m:). - RSA Stage III. Typewriting: J. M. Tomlinson


• - •f V .


. Smith, A) S.vTaylor, S. J; Wood;. E. Wrigley.' ’’


w . Typewriting,’ >. Grade <1: .-J;s Mi; Birtwistle, S . : E. Goodwin; J; .Hanley, Y. M. Johnson, M. E.


' ” ' •


- McRobin, M. D.-Bailey, C. A.'; - Haworth, C. 'J:: Parker, ?K;. J. Wilson, S. E. Wood.


- '■■'■-Typewriting, Grade II:. J: (M.‘. . Birtwistle,. S. E. Goodwin, P.


- Bowen, K. Fielding, P. Rawle; M. D.iBailey, C. A. Haworth, C. J. Parker, K. J. Wilson, S. b. Wood.


1 > ■ ;


,, Typewriting, Grade; HI::, K.. Fielding, M. G. Barker,: B. Grunshaw, P. K.'Riley, M. J.- Clayton, E. Rob in son , P. Walmsley. Typewriting, Grade IV: M. G.


'(D). ■ NWRAC incorporating th e; Union of Lancashire and.Che-.k. shire Institutes./ ■


Typewnting, Preliminary: J; '


Barker,- B. Grunshaw, J. M;> Tomlinson.


- • tute.


M. Abrahams, E. M. Bridgett, .- A. J. Butler, J. A. Clarkson, D. :‘ E. Crossley, H. D en t , A. Emmett, S. F. Feather,•■.M.;. Houghton, F.' M. Hughes, M. 0::? Keen; L.-A. March, S. Arrows- :? mith, E. Barrow, C. Bradley, S. L. B ush, P. . T. -Colei S. Eamshaw. J. Hanley, Y .: M. Johnson, S. Night, V. McLeron, . M. E. McRobin, C. A. Nelson, .; E. A. Moorhouse, A. Murray, M. Sharman, F. D. H. Sharpe, M.- Shepherd, G. Staveley; M. : Wilson, M. E. Wright, F. E. -


.


Elementary: 3. Hall. - • ' .Office Practice: B. Grunshaw, ; H. Barlow, M. Cross.


1


Typewriting, Elementary: ■ M. ■Cross, D." M. Westwell, K. ■ Fielding, F. M.,Mills, J. Hall, B.


Grunshaw, H. Barlow; N. J. Corry. Typewriting, Intermediate:,


L. F. Sampford (first class; pass), K. Fielding, B. Grun- ■ shaw. ■ ■


.- . . ■


• G. Barker (first class pass). Shorthand: M. Sienko, C. Cowkmg, P. Hoyle, M. Forrest.


Auditor here


THE audit of the Ribble Committee were told. By Valley Council’s .accounts ..law any local government for 1977-78 will start on elector can attend and October 9th at 11 a.m. ques tion the District members<of,■ the Finance A u d i t o r a b o u t .and General Purposes 'accounts.


t h e .Typewriting, Advanced: M.


■ • Pitman Exnminations Insti- '


Prin cip les ,' o f -Accounts,: : . i


$ THEfNEW BLAUPUNKT SOCKD NOff IN CLITHEROE


^i-M o r elimoi o r is fcsvii n^broadcasting-rcohditions Europe listentb-Blaupunkt '-can - be, turned 5ito> advan-


Auto Sound Systems than tage. any other.


mentss, over-, recent years : the prevailing national and have ibeenvmost-'.marked..‘local(.conditions,'and.their


!.,■ -Broadcasting- develop-. co


„ At Blaupunkt," they keep anstatantlyly in-:


- “ ’ touch: with


We’ve had' pop": concerts technologyv.reflects • this, and classical music— first’ With -years1 of: experience in mono, and then in stereo in . the . automotive field, sound.?'Now'!;'we’re ';'quite and -a: carefully selected used to it all.'


• /All these advances have they, can provide the finest been, matched — step ;by {possible results, step — by corresponding. Your motoring habits progress which Blaupunkt will; probably influence have made in design of your AM v e r s u s FM auto'Sound■>Bystems.;'j'':.■■;'.:(■•,choice.:-.,Your - taste will


- ' group o^ specialist dealers,


and FM, and it is at this Blaupunkt model Manual, point that you must con- push button or self-tuning, sider your own listening with or without a cassette needs, “your” motoring -facility, this is a decision


This applies to both AM, influence your choice of


life-style, and decide on which you, and your which particular model you , Blaupunkt dealer — an require


a m


i __ J „■ i„„„ can make together. m e d lS w . » e b S


^


has the advantage of wide­ spread UK coverage. However AM. has certain


i , concerned, Ae o ? p .e « 5


to AM, FM has somewhat different characteristics. The actual quality of sound has more. tonal depth, a richer quality, both in id stereo.


mono and


acknowledged specialist, k " » . t l .


Hildesheim, priced £29.95


to the Bamberg Electronic a t £495 VAT e x t r a Terms over 12 months or 2


use FM as well as AM. lished throughout the UK. However, reception range , All you have to do is con is more limited, and FM t a c t Br i a n Doot son


suppressing, so that local Tel. Clitheroe 25211/2/3.


requires specialist know- Limited and Listen. Vic- ledge m both fitting and toria Street, Clitheroe.


Many local radio stations that Blaupunkt have ostab-


dealer is really the man to see.’ He is a specialist. He’ll show you the range, assess which .will suit your par­ ticular needs best and out­ line the first class service


So your Bl a u p u n k t £


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