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BOYS and girls from three Clitheroe primary schools proudly display their Road Safety Cycling Proficiency certificates which they worked to obtain during the summer holidays. Each youngster received his award individually, with a word of congratula­


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‘ Watched by parents, 70 pupils from Edisford, St James’s CE and SS


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holidays and attracted a large number of children, who will now be better road-users and more safety-conscious as a result of the scheme, organised by district road safety organiser Mr Neil Cunliffe.


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SISTERS Jane and Catherine Reddy, of Gills Croft, Clitheroe, were both successful at South- port Music 'Festival on Saturday. .


Catherine (9) was placed


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THE total number of chil­ dren in schools' in Lanca­ shire Education District Three, which includes the Ribblej Valley," is 15 fewer


; than last year,- the District Education- Liaison Com-, m i 11ee.?vwas? told - on '.Monday; • ' * • > , i,; l Breaking down the- cur­ rent figure of 9,000, ■ Dis-'


;• trict Education Officer.Mr- • Fred -. Cal vert’? sai d.? th e’ number fof.v ehildren-Tiri' primary schools'iwas 4 ;488,\


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Jane (12) came first in


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Adjudicator was Dr


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; Jane,,-, who - attends St Augustine’s School, Bil-


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find much to amuse them in this production of the L a n c a s h i r e comedy by Ducan Greenwood. The play is the first of


THE . sm i l i n g c a s t o f “Strike Happy’'a re hoping that audiences will also


saw a preview of the play on Tuesday, before yester-


the season fo r Caldcr- stones Revue and Drama­ tic Society. Patients at the hospital


,day ’s opening night in'the hospital theatre. There are


are: Standing — producer J o h n S m i t h , B r i a n Haworth, Rosalie .Armit- age, P h i l ip A rm i ta g c , Audrey Flavcll and Mar­ garet Colbert; seated — Ken Widdowson, Margaret Di lw o r th a n d B r e n d a Jones.


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Talk on role of family


MO T H E R S ’ UNION members from Wadding- ton, Gisburn and West Bradford attended a talk by Mrs Sheila Sheppard on her visit to Australia as a member of the MU Central Council.


She was one of the dele­


gates, from all parts of the world,, who discussed the importance of the family in the International Year of the Child.


The talk, given to mem­


b e r s of th e Craven Archdeaconry, was held at Christ Church, Skipton. . The presiding member of the Bowland Deanery, Mrs Irene Walmsley, of Waddington, was among those who thanked Mrs Sheppard for her talk, which included an'account of the visit she and Mrs Chad Varah paid to Bang­ ladesh.


Kenyon was married to workshop manager Mr Peter Bernard Hoyle at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, on Saturday. The bride is- the only


.daughter of Mr and Mrs E. Kenyon, of Shireburb Lodge, Waddington, and the bridegroom is the youngest son of Mrs L. Hoy le , of Ma y f i e ld Avenue, Clitheroe, and the late Mr W.i Hoyle. The bride, given away


by her father, wore a white Edwardian-style gown of Swiss organdie and lace, with cape sleeves and a flowing dip train. She had a shoulder-length veil with a headdress of white seed pearl flowers and silk ribbon, and carried a bou­ quet of orange roses, lilies and white freesia. Matron of honour was


Mrs Alana Hoyle, who wore a green floral velvet ca lf -leng th dress and orange scatter flowers in her hair. She carried a bou­ quet of carnations, roses and lilies. Best man was Mr Jef­


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Blow to school nursery plans


A PLAN to boost numbers at some of the small village schools in Lancashire Education District Three, which includes the Ribble Valley, seem certain to be shelved following £3m cuts prop­ osed by the County Council’s Education Com­ mittee. .


• Di s t r i c t Educat i on


Officer Mr Fred Calvert was hoping to s t ar t nursery classes at some of the area’s smaller schools, where numbers have been depleted recently. But the cutbacks' prop-


o s ed by County Hal l looked likely to ruin the idea, the District Educa­ tion Committee was told. However, Mr Calvert


maintained that the cuts would have "very little effect" in the district. As in other areas of Lan­


cashire, the schools would have to put up with cut­ backs in meals and fuel. Unde r , count y council plans, individual schools would be allocated a quota of oil for a year and be expected hot to exceed that amount. : “But. if the county coun­


cil’s figures prove ridicul­ ous, we would be forced to ask for more oil,” he said. Another proposal which will hit the parents of chil-


' dren taking O-levels “sad­ dened” committee member


•Mr Tony Cooper, who is a teacher at Clitheroe Royal .Grammar School. • The county education


'committee intends to pay for a pupil to take exami­ nations in only seven’ sub­ jects, rather than the pre­ sent nine. Parents will have to pay for additional examinations taken by their children. ■ The district committee has sent a recommendation to county hall “regretting" the move. - • - " • ?


Folk Club starts at


the top


CLITHEROE Folk Club has engaged one of the North West’s top acts for its opening concert of the season at the Starkie Arms, on Sunday.


Taking the stage will be


The Taveners who are well known for their radio and television broadcasts, as wel l as their frequent stage performances.


The group, from the


Fylde coast, have been together for 17 years and have made s e v e r a l records.


Pat Ryan wno is also a top performer in the regional pop scene.


Supporting them will be The Cl i the roe club


meets monthly and is resuming its concerts after a summer break which fol­ lowed a year-long first season.


Sunday’s concert begins


at 7-30 p.m. and admission at the door is £1.20. Adv­ ance tickets costing £1 can be obtained at the Starkie Arms or from any commit­ tee member.


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