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Clitheroe fatstock sales


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ALL- stock met -a . very good trade at Clitheroe Auction Mart on Monday. On offer were 62 fat cattle, •including 21 fat cows, 142 ewes and. 1,014 lambs.; Light steers, made to


94.6p per live kilo (average- 82.8p), medium to 82.2p (80.4p), light heifers to 79p (78.6p), medium to 83p (79.48p), calf bulls to 89.8p


(84.9 '?)•p) Light' lambs made to


dressed carcase weight (157. Ip),' standard to 162p (150.2p), medium to 149p (143.4p), heavy to 133.5p (133.08p), half-bred ewes to £22 (£18.10), horned ewes to £18 (£12.70). 'On Friday, 1,450 Suffolk


and half-bred store lambs met a firm trade and there was a very good clearance. Suffolk • lambs made.1, to £25.50, Masham half-brds to £24, mule lambs to £22, Masham gimmers to £25. The previous Tuesday


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'the comrades he fought with at Arnhem. A span of the bridge is in the background.


>ld.


t.v but at Wilson’s onth warranty is n all second hand


offer a 3-month


ctor general man- lr Ken Webb said: Idition to all the facilities we also M-hour breakdown e, a p a in t re - g department and also attach vinyl


o the area. At the t they are looking ht more people to their workforce.


riving and look company they but Wilson’s are ringing employ-


o get ahead with ing, do it with ■y’s new T a lb o t


essage from A. G. seems to be, if you


Albert (90) recalls walking marathons


AT 90 years of age, Mr Albert Demain looks back cheerfully on a: li fetim e in Clitheroe. He still cares for him­


fast, returning with bou­ quets of wild flowers for those unable to savour the pleasure these coun­ try walks gave him. Flowers have always


self at his home in Myt- ton View, though his home help, neighbours and relatives contribute to his independence. The many 'good wishes he received on his birthday yesterday is evidence of their regard. Housebound because -


of arthritis, he is pleased to recall a youth in which few could equal his feats of walking. He and a friend, Jack


t of the message is ilson’s pride them- >n offering a per- ervice to all cus- For parts service,


s are e x p e r t ly d by Tina Die-


ceptionist is Les and accounts


Trotter, walked six times to Lancaster, where they caught the horse-tram to Morecambe, returning to


r David Hartley is to contact, tech-


CHATBURN man Mr Douglas Hornby has been chosen to play darts for Lancashire in a mini- Olympics for..handicapped people at the end of next month. After battling through a


Clitheroe by rail in the e v e n i n g . T h e s e marathons started at 4 a.m. Often in summer Mr


Demain w a lk e d to Bashall Eaves before Sunday; morning break-


A darts date for Douglas


series of regional qualify­ ing rounds, Douglas (47), of Downham Road, will compete against darters from all over the British Isles . The week-long Olympics, at Kesslinglana


Meteor Club, Douglas, who suffers from epilepsy, is practising hard for the tournament at a centre in Accrington, which he attends daily. He and th re e o th e r


Beach, near Lowestoft, begin on Saturday,- Sep­ tember 29th. A member of- Clitheroe


been one of his loves. At harvest time he used to d e c o ra te Low Moor Me t h o d i s t Church,


which he looks forward to visiting.


Moor and his earliest memories are of taking 2d a week for his educa­ tion at the British School. At I I he was a half-timer at Low Moor mill for 2s 6d (12V4p) a week.- Later he b e c ame a loom sweeper and worked at Chatbum Mill. ' During the first world


He was born at Low


. retirement. He and his wife, who'


. with the Ministry of Sup­ ply as a general labourer and worked part-time in a local market garden on


people from the centre are the only ones selected from North-East Lancashire ■ to represent their county.


, Valley'Talking News­ paper keeps him in touch ' with local events.


died in 1947, moved to Mytton View in the early 1920s. He watches cricket on television and the Ribble


war he was in the RAMC at Queen Mary’s Hospi­ tal, Whalley, now Calder- stones, and recalls sleep­ ing on the floor during its building. In the last war he was


Rural


garage’s- petrol crisis


A. GARAGE at Thomley ran out of petrol this week and will n o t '.receive- another delivery until Sep­ tember 3rd. This was reported to the


supplies to rural areas is being'closely watched by the council. Councillors were urged to report any reduction in petrol supplies in their localities. Coun. Fred Green said when this happened it would be taken up strongly with pet­ rol companies involved.


Sunshine to blame


A COLLISION between his car and a motor-cycle at the junction of Pendle Road, with the A59, led to Martin Peter Rawstron (21), of. Shays Drive, Clitheroe, being fined £60 by the town’s magistrates for driving without due care and attention. In a letter he explained


that bright sunshine had hampered his vision.


Ribble Valley Council by Coun. John Walmsley (Mellor) who expressed concern at the situation. • The problem of petrol


. were in demand, but sec­ ond-class stock met a weaker trade. T. Whitwell and Sons


141 calves met a very firm trade. The best of 44 new­ ly-calved cows and heifers


as'wall planks— now covers much of the frame, and rafters are being placed to take, the roof of Westmor­ land blue slates. Sliding windows will


THIS construction of the Rib b le V a l le y Council’s new offices, between th e t own centre and the Rail­ way View ' car park, keep s C l i t h e r o e interested. Cladding — known


' and other windows w he r e t h e r e ar e spaces. By the end of Sep­


be positioned on the upper floors (to the right of the picture)


winter. ■ Outside, facings of Davie blocks will be applied. The natural stone set in these con­ crete blocks will give th e b u i l d i n g t he appearance of being constructed in random stone, to accord with so much of the surround­ ing architecture.


tember the four floors will have been laid, and with the building’s en v e lo p e • completed tradesmen will be able to work indoors during th e wo r s t of


t h e


(£540) and J. Hoyle (£490) won awards for the best heifer and T. Whitwell (£425) and G. Holt (£425) for the best cow. B and W newly-calved


“A Bridge Too Far,” the book of the film, is held by Mr_Joynson with the phoiograph of some of


Happier date in Arnhem for Brin


heife rs made to £540 (£414.92) and cows to £425 (£397). Friesian b u ll'c a lv e s


made to £98, heifers to £70, Hereford bulls to £80, heifers to £68, Charolais heifers to £70, Black Poll bulls to £50, heifers to £42, bobby calves to £21.


Drivers fined for speeding


. Road, Clitheroe, driving at speeds of 42 mph, were each fined £25 for speeding by the town’s magistrates. They were: David Roger


THREE motorists caught by a radar trap in Edisford


PLAQUES from the citizens of Clitheroe to those of Arnhem and Renkum will be pre­ sented during the 35th anniversary of the Bat­ tle of Arnhem on Sep­ tember 17th. A former staff sergeant


son, of Whitewell Drive, will receive the plaques at the Town Council’s, meet­ ing on September 5th. Another Arnhem sur­


in the Airborne Royal Engineers, Mr Brin Joyn-


Chatman (37), of Waterloo Road, Clitheroe; Sallie Newbould (27), of Stock- b r i d g e C o t t a g e s , Stonyhurst.; and Beryl Backhouse (56), of Clough Bottom, Bashall Eaves.


,C.litheroe’s Pendle Club were Mr J. Harrison and Mrs J. Sellars, Mr T. Hart­ ley and Mr F. Hartley.


WINNERS at this week’s b r i d g e s e s s i o n a t


Pendle Club


Hilary puts new job before world cruise


INSTEAD of visits to tropical islands during a round-the-world cruise, Hilary Cookson will be learning store management in Liverpool.


contrast, but the 18-year- old Whalley girl decided her career must come first.


It seems an unglamorous


KITCHEN SALE


WE ARE MOVING! TO LARGER PREMISES IN CLITHEROE


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So we are selling all our kitchens at greatly reduced prices — to make way for new designs for the 1980’s


4 0% OFF THIS DISPLAY KITCHEN


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Now £663.00 plus VAT SAVE OVER £ 4 3 0 3 0% OFF THESE DISPLAY KITCHENS


ALNO 80 Yellow with nova sand worktops Normal price £1,024.04 plus VAT


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Now £1,391.00 plus VAT Now £399 plus VAT SAVE OVER C300


ALAN COOPER Woodline with nugget brown worktops, wood edged. Normal price £572.98 plus VAT


SAVE OVER E l 70


FACILITIES FOR STORAGE IF NEEDED CASH WITH ORDER


(4) Mlele 5148 Polishers............................... £35.00 (2) Zanussl 9 cu. ft. Freezers, one only.............£139.00 AEG Mlcromat 700 Microwave Oven......


..... £275.00


Creda Microwave ovens, one only..................... £245.00 Xpelalr cool fans from.........;........................... ....£14.95 AEG Ekme Hob..........................


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Burco hobi electric........................................ .......£79.00 Creda ceramic hob, one only.............................£162,50 Creda Continental oven, one only........... ...... .. £199.00 Creda Cooker hood, one only............. ....... .........£37,95 AEG 619E Cooker, one only..............................£299.00 Zanussl 2300 Fridge/freezer, one only........... £129.00 Creda super deluxe washing machine, one only


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cruise was made by the yacht owner and his wife whom Hilary met while taking part in the Tall Ships race.


The offer to join the


but Hilary, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alan Cookson, of Cl i th e ro e Road, has


It was a tempting offer,


egretfully turned it down. She received her A-level results last week and had a


fu r th e r interview at a Liverpool store about join­ ing a business manage­ ment course. She now looks forward


to training which will cover every aspect of store man­ agement, including a period when she will be at Speke Airport checking dispatch and arrival of merchandise.


Vi, leave for Arnhem on Sep t emb e r 14th. He expects to hand over the plaques during a ceremony at which the Mayor of Renkum will- be presented with a chain of office to replace one which went missing during the paras’ last stand at Oosterbeek. The chain has been


vivor from the airborne forces, Mr Ken Whaites, of Buccleuch Avenue, will accompany him, but will not be going to Arnhem. Mr Joynson and his wife,


will mark this y e a r ’p ■ anniversary. In one of the most impressive cere­ monies — a silent march from Arnhem market place


purchased through an appeal to former para­ troopers by Maj. Gen. R. E. Urquhart. The cere­ mony will take place in Arnhem’s splendid new town hall. Many moving occasions


A COMPLAINT that the girl chosen as the Ribble Valley Festival Queen came from outside the area was made at Tuesday’s council meeting. Coun. Fred Singleton


to the John Frost bridge — Mr Joynson will "lay a wreath commemorating th e a i r b o r n e Ro y a l Engineer squadrons. Other notable occasions


will include civic recep­ tions, remembrance ser­ vices, parachute drops and a tattoo. For Mr Joynson, the


Parachute Squadron Royal Engineers, he was among the troops dropped before the main formations on S e p t emb e r 17th. He fought throughout the bat­ tle, before being taken prisoner by the Germans in Queen Wilhelmina’s sum­ mer palace at Apeldoorn. Court martialled at


Falinbostel, he was sent to a punishment Stalag in Silesia, but escaped during a Russian air attack on Sagan, where he had been taken for eye treatment. With 14 other escapees,


visit will recall memories of the gallantry and hard­ ships of the struggle to hold the Arnhem bridge. Serving with the 1st


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Clitheroe since the war. He was with ICI until 1972 and has since done educa­ tional social work under the county authority.


Home-based queen only


girl chosen to represent the Ribble Valley for the title of Red Rose Festival Queen had come from Simonstone. He said this was wrong


(Longndge), chairman of the Red Rose Festival Committee, said that the


and should hot happen again. The girl chosen


should live in the Ribble Valley.


SPORT STARTS HERE


John heads class in rally


■ rally at the weekend. John (28), an agricultural enginee r , of Dunnow Lodge, Slaidbum, and his co-driver, Dave Ormond, of Cr amlingto n New Town, won first place in their class and gained an overall position of sixth. The rally consisted of 80 stage miles over Otterburn


cars next competition will be the Europa Lodge Lindis- farne Rally which starts from Newcastle a, week on 'Saturday;-


Kei th E a s t h am an d Edward Topham were part of a Ribblesdale League Under-18s side which defeated Palace Shield Youth XI at Preston' on Sunday, v i


Ribblesdale win Whalley CC players


Ribblesdale League scored 165 for 6 in theirallotted45 o v e r s . T h e y ' . t h e n: restricted their opponents to 106 for, 9.'.


B a t f i n g f i r s t .


More sport on


page 197 t h e ;


SLAIDBURN rally.driver John Thompson had a suc­ cessful time in the Snap on Tools' Tyneside Stages


Hat-trick shatters Gisburn


REPLYING to a declared total of 133 for nine by Burnley Grammar School Old Boys, Gisburn were sh a tte red when David Hirst notched a hat-trick in the first over. The villagers were shot out for 52 to give the Old


Boys the championship of the Ribble Valley Amateur Cricket League.. Gisburn collapsed before the bowl-


A m y :radg~es7 with~ 16( jof Hirst withi three for competing. John’s - ?2, and Steve Whittaker


Old Boys and Gisburri’s Duncan .Niven took three for 37.


. . . . . .


.'Boys'1 and Brierfield St" ■ Luke’s will be played at Ribblesdale Wanderers’ . ground on Sunday...


••'from 14 games,'.'Chatburh;


den ,v Sabden, Chatburn v Gisburm L ’..........


their top scorer and Allan Wright took four for eight • for the Old Boys. The vis­ itors replied with ;46 for three.- ■The final of the Knock- iout Cup between the Old .


with St Francis’s was abandoned because. the pitch was waterlogged. In the semi-finals of the Knockout Cup on Sunday, Sabden lost by seven wic­ kets to Burnley Grammar School .Old Boys. . . - Ian. Dawson .(19), was


Sabden’s league match .


■ In . the league,; Sabden - are sixth with 19 points


’


top scorer with 19. Whit-^ ; arranged at the Calder- .was between Clitheroe Castle taker also scored 28 for the stones' Hospital Sports ®


four for 19. Harry Kenyon was their


. Blacklaw, Stan Ternant', Sammy Todd, Fred Smith, • Ray Pointer, Jimmy Rob­ son, John Connelly, .Andy Lochhead, Willie Irvine, .Les Latcham, Arthur Bel­ lamy and Frank Casper. The match has be


up against the following stars who once thrilled the fans at Turf Moor: Adam


e


Ground by the Calderstone League of Friends. Prog­ rammes costing 20p will be sold and the holder of the lucky number drawn at halfTtime will win a foot­ ball1 signed by the ex- Clarets. The kick-off is at 2-30 p.m.


_ . . . . 1 _' . , * TEAMS


Sat): J. Boden, G. Word, N. Duckworth, J. Hindmoor; P. Hall, G. Sutcliffe, G. Dixon, R. Sharp, M. Walker, N. Thornton, B. Fielding. Scorer: C. Musson. Clitheroe 2nd (v Lr. Dnrwcn,


Clith'croe (v Whnllby, h; OnHiniha t nhlo Wh nllnif Mn mil LATEST RESULTS


v Oswaldtwistle Con 136-2; Salesbury 16G-S v Rishton Con 128-2; Gt. Harwood 165-9 v Cl i t h e r o e Cricket 129-1; Ribblcsdale 151-7 v Globe 112-3:


Ladies 102-2 v Salesbury Ladies 154-8; St. Mary’s 143-5 v Metf- lex 133-5; Wnddington 152-8 v Come & Welcome 141-2; Whal­ ley 147-8 v Clitheroe Castle 126- 2. •


Div. Two — Mercer Pk. V- • DIV ONE PW L DPts


■ and Gisburil ■ eighth1, with Thornton, T. Bleazard,D. Whit . 'nine from 14."-. .■


seventh with 14.‘ from 14 . . . J


: Clitheroe Under-I8s (v Whnl- • ley, h , : Sunk C. ’Musson, R:


n, Sat): J. Pye, R. Banks, M. Blackburn, S. Westhead, R. Thornton, T. Bleazard, J. Coul­ ter,' M. Gidlow, W. Briggs, P .v Simmons, M. Oldham.. Res: rC. Musson, D. Whittaker. Scorer: C. Bateman. . v


Saturday’s games: Mars-,. • j ones, R. •: Crowther, N. B


; Graham. 'Res: N. MacNabV Scorer: C. Batemah.


O’txvistle Con....... .. 12 10 •2-— 79 Gt. Harwood....... .. 12 8 4-— 73 Rishton Con......... .. 12 7 5--6 9 Salesbury............ / 12 6 5 •1 59 Spring Hall.


Ribblesdale.......... .. 12 4 7 150 Globe.................;. ..11 3 8-— 46. Clitheroe Cricket-. ..12* 3 9-— 43


..11 5 6-— 51


Whalley./.....;...... .. 14 11 3-— 96 Clitheroe Castle... ;. 15 10' 4 a 96. Salesbury ■


DIV. TWO> -p W’L DPts


Come & Welcome... 13 8 5-— 73 Waddington......... .. 13 6 6 1 70 Calderstones....... .,14; 6 7 l 64 Metflex.'...... ........ .. 13 3 9 149. M e r c e r P a r k Ladies!..


St. Mary’s...... . Ladies.. ..14


8 8


5 5


1 85 178


:v. 14 - - 14— 12 14 Div. One — Ribblesdale 149-8


International line-up


at Whalley


A s t rong side of ex- Clarets, including some former internationals, is


laying Whalley FC on unday for charity. The village side will line­


surprising results, with Ribbles­ dale who nave been at the foot of Div. One having resounding vic­ tories over the current league leaders Oswaldtwistle, and last y e a r ’s champions Globe. Clitheroe Cricket were well beaten by Gt. Harwood and look set for the drop to Div. Two. In Div.* Two, the big match


League’s open" Competition for the president’s silver salver will be played on The Castle Green on Saturday. But due to the large entry the starting time has been brought forward to noon. Last year this proved to be a great competition. In the league there were some


THE { Gt. Harwood Bowling


2nd in the table. Whalley ran out easy winners 8-2. —


n'j WhiUley, cumntly lst an<1


Silver salver


contest


during a six-week trek he crossed Poland and the Ukraine to reach Odessa. Here he was picked up by the first British ship to enter the Dardenelles fol­ lowing Turkey’s accession to the Allies. Mr Joynson has lived in


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163369 9374a


CHOW CHOW puppy (Male) , red, £ 8 0 . KC reg. — Tel . Mr Trick, Ro s s . 3 6 3 9 (Breeder) . 93730


ENGLISH bul l terrier pups , s tr ong and we l l boned. KC reg. — Tel . Burnley 3 6 6 3 5 . 93106


LYNN KOP Boarding Cat tery, Hal i fax Ro ad . B r i e r c l i f f e , Burnley. —— Tel . 2 6 1 8 6 . 2*7662


FREE t o g o o d home , lovely black and wh i t e puppie s . Te l . Cl i the roe 2 3 9 2 5 . a9oso


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Super selection of caravan awnings & porch awnings on display all at discount prices.


Frame & Ridge Tents,: boots, anoraks, water proofs, Karrlmor Rucksacks etc.


: CARSONS CAMPING CENTRE LTD ,/ • KING STREET (by main car park) ' .ACCRINGTON..32325.


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