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AN 8 a.m. phone call on Sunday meant that the Rev. Arthur Siddall had to baptise his own daughter at a special service of morning prayer and holy baptism at St P a u l ’s Church, Low Moor.
Arthur Briggs was to have travelled from Formby to perform the baptisms of Jennifer Siddall and Paul Christopher Whitehead, son of Mr and Mrs C. Whitehead.
Originally Canon J.
over the weekend forced Canon Briggs to cancel the appointment.
But heavy snowfalls loyal Doultonf
of Formby when Mr Sid dall was curate from 1967-
Canon Briggs was vicar
70. ■ “I would have preferred
someone else to officiate, just so that I could have been an ordinary dad for the day,” said Mr Siddall.
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sang the anthems “Joy to the World” and “Fairest Lord Jesus.” Lessons were read by Mr Ken Guy and p ra y e r s led by Mrs Catherine Sandham. In the evening a thanks
fiving service, conducted At the service the choir
Residents sign club protest
John C. Hudson, Vicar of Clitheroe.
Taxidermy is the topic
MEMBERS of Clitheroe Young Farmers heard talk
by local taxidermist Mr Brian Jackson at their meeting in the auction
mart
cafe.Mr Jackson, of Wiswell, showed some of the ani mals he preserves. David Bristol and Donna Clement gave a vote of thanks and Martyn Bristol chaired the business meeting. Results of the junior
the provision and comple tion of the re-lighting of the church. Preacher was the Rev.
y Mr Siddall, was held for
WHALLEY villagers have handed over a peti tion against a plan to re-open the former Ace of Spades club as a night spot. Said MrTomkin:“I don’t
man Mr Michael Creighton has put in a planning appli cation to change the use of the former Co-op building from storeroom to club once again. But 34 residents in the
area have signed a petition which has now been handed to Coun. Mrs Sheila Maw, one of Whal- ley’s representatives on the Ribble Valley Council. The petition asks the to resist any
attempL to re-open the old Co-op as licensed pre
counci l
quiz were: Clitheroe ‘A’ 32, Lancaster 76; Clitheroe ‘B’ 45, Pendle Forest 37. The ‘B’ team is through to the semi-finals on February
13th.
mises.Said petition organiser Mr Michael Tomki n: "People who live near the premises are strongly opposed to the plan. Most can remember the disturb ances when the old Ace of Spades club was open.” Mr Tomkin’s home in
George Street is opposite the former club entrance, but he moved in after the Ace of Spades had closed down.
POT SHOT DAMAGES DISPLAY WINDOW
A DISPLAY window owned by Rimington out fitters Cosgrove’s was smashed at the weekend by a pool ball taken from a nearby pub. The double-glazed win
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dow, which measures 12 x nine feet, is in a barn next to the Ribblesdale Arms, Gisburn, from where the ball was taken. The incident happened
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IT was second time lucky for Miss Edna Carter when she applied for a job at
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staff.
nursing reserve in 1942. She returned to Trutex head office in October 1946, remaining there until her retirement at the weekend. Her long service was described as “a remarkable achievement” by Mr Wood. , Pictured with the music centre are, from the left: Miss Carter, Mr Wood, Mrs
Miss Carter, of Brownlow Street, Clitheroe, left the company to join the , . . .
Dorothy Kitson (accounts department manageress) and Mr Peter Wilson (finan cial accountant).
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Layeezee 3ft.<silver dawn single divan sets....................................
McIntosh CU12 teak finish corner unit................... .................
n ormally £217.80
£115.00 £112.70
£146.00 £55.25
£25.50 £26.00
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£10.50 £112.00
£253.20 £149.90 £257.00 £165.50 £29.50 £42.50 £48.50 £69.90
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set also available) £66.00
£84.00 £121.50 £268.00
£188.50 £45.90
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on Saturday evening, and although only the outer pane was hit, the whole window will have to be replaced at a cost of £800. It was installed only 12
months ago. When the damage was
discovered on Sunday morning, Cosgrove’s man ager, Mr Peter McDer mott, of Chatburn, and company di rector Mr Ronald Duckworth, of Rimington, immediately removed the whole dis play, worth about £5,000. Cosgrove’s have three
Waddington business
think a small village like Whailey needs a club of
this type. There are a number of pubs and places of entertainment in the vil lage already and we fee! that Whailey does not need more licensed premises.
George Street area have told me that they were of ten disturbed in the early hours of the morning when the Ace of Spades
“People who live in the
MEMBERS of the Rot ary Club of Clitheroe, ( their wives a>id friends, made up a party of GO I for the annual ladies’' night dinner-dance, at ^ the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley.
1 first vice-president, Rtn Eric Haigh, and Mrs i Joan Mgers, wife of p r <
The toosl to the ladies was proposed by the
Myers, replied. The evening con
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cluded with dancing, and entertainment by magician Air John Pye ( and his wife Carat.
Myers is seen with some of the ladies. At they front (third from the i right) is Mrs Myers.
In our picture RtiC
club was open. “There was rowdyism
Magic touch for the ladies
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SABDEN WOMAN DIES AT 84
SABDEN woman Mrs Sarah Ellen Lawless, who died, aged 84, at her home in Padiham Road on Saturday, was one of a family with a remarkable military record.
the Army as a boy, was wounded in the Crimea and was nursed by Flor ence Nightingale. In World War l he was a
Her father, who joined
Thomas Henry Lawless in 191S after he had served throughout the war in the East Lancashire Regi ment. She was then an insur
recruiting sergeant in the Burnley area. Mrs Lawless married Mr
and disturbance from cars starting up. I would not like to think that it was going to happen again.”
Creighton said he wanted to assure nearby residents that noise and parking problems would be kept to a minimum.
But thi s week M r
club,” he stressed. “Any one who is likely to cause trouble will be refused admission. “It might also be poss
“This will be a well-run
ible to prevent people who use the club from parking in front of the building.” Mr Creighton’s plan is to
provide a disco for teena gers and a weekly old-time dancing session in the early part of the evening. Afterwards the club would open as a normal night club.A second plan for the former Co-op may be con sidered by Ribble Valley councillors. Mr Dennis Geldard, of
Billington, is sounding out opinion as to whether he
similar display windows in other Ribble Valley vil lages.
Gisburn police are inves tigating the incident.
could get planning permis sion to use the premises as a two-unit cinema. Neither Mr Creighton
nor Mr Geldard has negotiated a lease with the present owner.
Long service rewarded
ance agent, having taken over from her uncle who had gone into the Forces with his brother. Mr and Mrs Lawless had
Free TV
ALL old age pensioners should be granted free television licences, Mr Lindsay Sutton, prospec tive Parliamentary Labour candidate for the Clitheroe Division, said this week.
consideration should be given to the eventual aboli tion of licences, possibly paid for by an increase in VAT.
He has also suggested
year, shortly before his diamond wedding anniver sary.
was a weaver, but later worked in a factory at Padiham. At one time he and Mrs Lawless had a drapery shop in Sabden.
For much of his life he
was held at St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, Sabden, last night and interment at St Nicholas’s Chur chyard, Sabden, today was preceded by a Requiem Mass.
A mass for Mrs Lawless
four sons and four daugh ters. The eldest boy, Frank,
was killed in the last war while serving in Belgium wi th the Colds t r e am Guards. His brothers, Jack and
Joyful theme
Jos eph, both became sergeants in the Cold stream Guards. A grandson, Brendan
Cox, is at present serving in Cyprus with the Queen’s Lancashire Regiment. Mr Lawless died last
BIBLE readings, quota tions and poems related to the theme “Joy” were fea tured in a talk given by Mrs Catherine Sandham, of Clitheroe, to St Paul’s M o t h e r s’ Union, Low Moor.
importance for the enrich ment of daily life.
She also spoke of its
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