Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 21st, 1979 7


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MANY boys and girls pondering on their future careers will find the path smoothed, thanks to the efforts of a group of local busi­ ness and professional men. Twenty-seven members


doctor and veterinary surgeon. Six of the binders, enti-.


of the Rotary Club of Ribblesdale have bared the secrets of their jobs, relat­ ing just what the work entails and the route they took to reach their present positions. The information has


tied “The way ahead,” were this week handed to representatives of local schools — both grammar schools, Ribblesdale, St Augustine’s and Rivers- mead — and the district careers office.


man of the committee, said the club had wondered how best they could help young people at school in their choice of career.


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Sabden pupils meet new headmaster


WELCOMING their new headmaster, Mr Thomas Prendergast, are these pupils of St Mary’s RC School, S a b d e n , at the church’s annual gar- d e n p a r t y on Saturday. With them is parish


church hall building fund. Fr Morris said it was


the most successful event since he came to St Mary’s just over a year ago. He still keeps his links with his former par­ ish in Swinton, Manches­ ter, and a coachload of parishioners from there were among the visitors.


priest Fr Leon Morris (back left) who was thril­ led with the record- breaking event which raised almost £650 for the


opened by Mr Prender­ gast who takes over as h e a dm a s te r in Sep­ tember. He took the


The garden party was


opportunity to meet some of his future pupils including these pictured who had just given a dis­ play of country dancing. The younger pupils gave a Morris dancing display.


included sideshows and games for children, a lucky dip and tombola. Stalls manned by the ladies sold everything from toys and drapery to ice cream, hot-dogs and beer.


O th e r a t t r a c t io n s


Mayor’s Sunday at Clitheroe


MAYOR’S Sunday in Clitheroe, postponed because of the delayed local government elec­ tions, clashed with St Mary’s annual church parade, but still attracted a large assembly of local organisations.


Bob Ainsworth, attended service at Trinity Method­ ist Church, where he and the Deputy Mayor, Coun. Tom Robinson, read the lessons. The Mayor’s Chaplain, the Rev. George Knowles, conducted the service.


The Town Mayor, Coun.


PUTTING on a brave face, Maurice Cox (VI), of. . Padiham Road, Sabden, waits for the onslaught from 13-year-old Graham Stansfield (right),of Pendle Street West, Sabden.


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councillors and magis­ trates at the Town Hall and organisations rep­ resented in the parade met in Church Street. They included the Royal British Legion, the St John Ambu-


The Mayor received


lance, Scouts and Guides, schools and youth organ­ isations, and the police and fire service. T h e Ma y o r a n d


Band, the route of the pro­ cession was Market Place, Castle Street and Parson Lane. After the service, nor­


Mayoress and their party were preceded in the parade by the mace bearer and halberd bearers. Headed by the Brindle


mally held in May, the pro­ cession re-formed to accompany the Mayor back to the Town Hall.


been prepared by the club’s vocational services committee in binder form, so that the loose sheets can be taken out and a particu­ lar job description photo­ copied by the inquirer. Included is advice on


which subjects are essen­ tial to a particular job, which are desirable, and an indication of the people with whom they are in daily contact. Among the members


up of one member from each of the various diffe­ rent professions and there­ fore within the Ribblesdale Club there was i wide range of experience to draw upon. In setting out the infor-


A Rotary Club is made Rtn Ronnie Todd, chair­


Farmers urged to support show


m a t i o n , t h e y ha d endeavoured to be as non­ technical as possible. As well as providing a


who have put their jobs on the line are an architect, accountant, banker, gar­ age proprietor, master baker, police officer, sol­ icitor, farmer, surveyor,


handy reference service to the schools, Rtn Todd said the exercise had given m e m b e r s a valuable insight into the jobs of their fellow Rotarians. Accepting the volume


for the Ribble Valley careers office, Mr Jack


A CALL has gone out for Ribble Valley farmers to support this year’s Great Northern Show. The plea comes from Mr


Robert Edward Parkin­ son, of Shuttleworth Farm, Henthorn Road, Clitheroe. Mr Parkinson, who has been joint cattle show organiser for the past two years, wants local farmers to enter their ani­ mals in the various com­ petitions and hopefully be among the honours. This year’s show will be


from August 2nd-5th at Pa rk Hal l , Charnock Richard. Other attractions will


include clay pigeon shoot­ ing, rural crafts and sheep­ dog displays. This time the cattle clas­


. Farm, Chatburn. Judge in 1 the crossbreeds and com- . mercial class will be Mr A. Hudson, of Deer House Farm, Gisburn.


ses have been extended to include beef animals. In charge of the Hereford section will be Mr Frank Clayton, of Laneside


VICTORS


SLAIDBURN were the victors in the Bowland Region YFC sports, with 6S points. Miss Margaret Mercer,


regional girls’ leader, pre­ sented the cup. Bolton-by- Bowland YFC were second with 64 points and Chip­ ping third with 44.


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Atkinson said that often too much emphasis was placed on the academic side of a job. The club’s effort was all


the more valuable in that it concentrated on the “nitty- g r itty ” and contained information not normally available.


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