''V,-- Clitheroe Advertiser and Tunes, April 19th, 1979 5 RIBBLESDALE


sTHE busiest place on the local municipal election tcene on May 3rd will be Clitheroe, for in the


for 10 seats on the Kibble Valley Council. s Here are the men and women who will be er e from experienced campaigners to newcom­


own’s four wards 29 candidates will be battling rangeeking the support of Clitheroe electors. They


ins who are fighting their first election. Star


dicates retiring councillor. Clitheroe was previously represented on the


Council by seven Conservatives, two Labour and s an Independent, four of whom have decided not to


previous years. forNext week we shall be presenting the candidates


eek re-election. s Contending for the Clitheroe seats are 10 Con­


dervatives, 10 Labour, two Liberals, six Indepen­ the parishes in other parts of the Kibble Valley.


ents and one Ratepayer’s candidate, putting less emphasis on the “major party struggle” than in


EDISFORD, LOW MOOR AND TRINITY a The two Independents


Lane, the present Town Mayor, is a newsagent. He was the only Independent ing for Clitheroe on the retir­


mre both prominent trades­ Hen. Bob Ainsworth, of


onfleur, Goosebutts


ouncillor for 10 years. J The other Independent,


h council and has been a aard hitting campaigner ofgainst the new council c fices. He has been a


Well, Hereford Drive, is head of the family printing and stationery business. He is immediate past- president of the Clitheroe Chamber of Trade and deputy chairman of the Lancashire Council of the National Chamber.


ohn Cowgill, of Shay


IN Ribblesdale, seven can­ didates are fighting for two seats.


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forA staunch campaigner o Labour, Ethel Penny, orf Hayhurst Street, is local Dganiser for the Poppy way Appeal and a keen Morker for pensioners. thrs Penny is secretary of Natie Clitheroe branch of the A onal Federation of Old


Ji. Michael Horsfall stw?-- a r am" —


THERE are eight candi­ tdates seeking election for


yesentative for three Hears, Beryl Cassidy, of S ill House, De Lacy Hotreet, intended to retire. miswever, because of her o givings over the new


ffices plan, she decided to cnthusiastic worker for


put up as an Independent. Mrs Cassidy is a Clitheroe e magistrate and an


WRVS. harity causes and the


hree seats in Edisford. r A Conservative rep­


L Chairman of the local Biberal party, Bertha S radshaw, of De Lacy a treet, recently retired as sh health visitor. Mrs Brad­ ityaw is a member of Trin­ T Methodist Church.


t Henthorn Road, until ahree years ago worked as L technical journalist in oondon and was a member hf Southwark council’s Fealth committee. Mrs


of White House, aenton is interested in the rts.


d he third woman candi­ (Lab.),ate, Maureen Fenton


B A wages clerk with ICI, Vert Jones, of Kemple twiew, has been one of only R o Labour voices on the i ibble Valley Council. He cs the local Labour Party hairman.Third of the Labour con­


Kil, Michael Horsfall, of Ws chairman of Ribblesdale c Lancashire County Coun­


ia-sS Philip~ftose (C) ‘ A bridge designer for


fe7- - M B k l -


testants is Patrick Mur­ phy, of Kenilworth Drive, who works for Ribblesdale Cement. He is a member of the Taxpayers’ Associa­ ftion, which fights for


caervatives will be three ndidates.


GRAMMAR SCHOOL CiVillmm^^un^ers


fT\ r (Lab) '


IN the Grammar School ward, eight candidates are t chasing three seats. The


bhree Conservative mem­ cers — all long serving reouncillors — are seeking fo-election. All three are


rmer Ma y o r s of Clitheroe.John Blackburn, of Albion House, York a Street, is sales director for


paint company. He is


chairman of the Ribble Valley Council’s Recrea­ mitttion and Leisure Com­


Avenue, is deputy mayor- elect of Ribble Valley. He


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iis vice-chairman of the Pol­ Mears. He is a former mcy and Resources Com­ c ittee and represents the bouncil on several outside s odies. Mr Wells is


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CLIFTON STREET Off Westgate BURNLEY Tel. 28767


depot.Tom Robinson has been in local government since 1955. He retired in 1976 as f an executive with Trutex,


o emple View, has an hon- o Both Brian Eastwood,


urs deg ree in civil engineering.


airer taxation. s Lining up for the Con­


Mf St Paul’s Close, Low F oor, and Philip Rose, of Dour Winds, Fairfield forive, are in business, the i rmer with an engineer­


nributor with premises ear Bamber Bridge.


ng supplies company at Burnley and the latter as a t wholesale carpet dis­


ge Pensions Association. WHer co-candidate, Keith


ra eaver, is head of geog­


Form College, Blackburn. i He lives in Whalley Road, a anderers Cricket Club


phy at St Mary’s Sixth


nd was a player for many years.Conservative candidate


cIN St James’s, where six sandidates contest two reats, the decision of both staetiring members not to larnd makes this a particu­


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XKeith Weaver (Lab)


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Peter Chatburn, of Wind- ways, Goosebutts Lane, s has a closed circuit televi­


Aet er Sc h o l e s , of Lashleigh, Goosebutts


practice with offices in Clitheroe, Blackburn and Accrington.


ion business in Blackburn. P His fellow Conservative, ne, is a partner in a legal


__


erOne of the only two Lib­ Vals contesting the Ribble Cooalley elections, Tony


local party and is also the Liberals’ General Election agent. Mr Cooper, of Hill­ side Close, is head of the biology department at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School.


per, is secretary of the ST JAMES’S


Ridate in the election, leobert Geldard, of Whal­ Cly Road, stands here. a itheroe born, he oper­


ly open contest. d The one Ratepayer can­


tes a local taxi business. d Standing as an Indepen­


Awo women. Elizabeth Drbl et t , of Croasdale Moive, is a former nurse. fouther of two, Mrs Ablett


soent is Peter Nuttail, a Cllicitor and Clerk to the t itheroe bench of magis­ lrates. Mr Nuttall, of Rad­ iey, Ribblesdale Avenue, Cs a member of the Church


ouncil at St James’s. t The Conservatives field


ght a local election at e Burnley and is still a gov­


rnor of two schools there. T Patricia Hall, of Eshton


therrace, is the widow of clere Rev. J. T. Hall, As a expgyman’s wife she came actierienced in committee a vities and now works


yor whom he worked for 49 andayor of the Ribble Valley


th has been chairman of ahree Labour nominees


t ents, both contesting Chresident of Clitheroe


Babour Party, Brian towraithwaite worked in the u n clerk’s department lontil the re-organisation of Bcal government. Mr Vraithwaite, of West Riew, is a governor of


s a secretary. L Secretary of the local


e Finance Committee. t They are opposed by dnd two women Indepen­


heir first elections. p Mary Bridge, a past h amber of Trade, assists


cer husband in his electri­


ouse, York Street, is associated with organisa­ tions covering sport, music, drama and social services. S Mother of two Barbara


al contracting business. HMrs Bridge, of Windsor


Avenue, is a secretary. Mrs Speak is interested in housing and education matters and is a member of Waddington Wednesday


pe a k, of Moorland


Club.Best known of the Labour candidates and a previous contestant is Bob Pe nny, of Hayhur st t Street. He is chairman of


ond a committee member Lf the Royal British


ibblesdale School. WHis fellow candidate,


S illiam Gray, of Mitchell t treet, moved to Clitheroe


aw as an external student.


Election eve forum


THE question of how i Christianity can be applied


sn industry, the profes­ wions, or in anyone’s job Till be posed at a forum at


rinity Methodist Church, Clitheroe, on the eve of the General Election. b A panel, representing


he local branch of the National Federation of Old a Age Pensions Associations


election scene are his run- ni ng ma t e s , J ame s McGhi e and William Maunders, who both have M trade union connections.


egion.New' to the Clitheroe


Vr Maunders, of Pendle Wiew, Three Rivers Park, r est Bradford, is now tetired. He was a textile rerade union official before t cently moving to the dis­


woad, is a maintenance s orker at Padiham power oftation. He is a trade union o ficer there and a member mf the works safety com­


rict from Aspull. RMr McGhie, of Waterloo


ittee.'' ............................................................................


educational representative — Mrs Mavis Chaddock; the regional secretary of e COHSE, Mr E. Cooper;


O.n the panel will be s


thoth sides of industry ana que church will tackle the nesestions a week on Wed­ p.mday, starting at 7-30


ngineering manager Mr Andrew Crook, and the Rev. Richard Jones. They will reply to ques­


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tions sent in advance to Methodist ministers at the 10 c hu r c h e s in the Clitheroe circuit, or asked from the floor on the night. Questionmaster will be Mr Fletcher Richardson, of Radio Blackburn. To prepare for the


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