6 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 28th, 1979


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THE sun did not have its hat on for the gala day at St Paul’s, Low Moor, on Saturday.


showers did not prevent a good crowd from arriving at the Vicarage field and heartily enjoying the occa­ sion. The vicar of St Paul’s,


But the dull weather and


ghan, wife of the vicar of St Nicholas’s, Sabden, Fr Trevor Vaughan.


the Rev. Arthur Siddall, welcomed everybody and proceedings started on a high note with the crown­ ing of the Rose queen. This year the honour


A GROUP of local youngsters on their marks and ready for the off in the egg and spoon race — from the left: Janet Broughton (9), Michael Clancy (7), both of Fairfield Drive, Paul Eastwood (7), of St. Paul’s Close, Sharon Calvert (9), of Fairfield Close, Janine Chatburn (9), of Win­ dermere Avenue, and Emma Dene (8), of Riverside, Low Moor.


ABOVE: Philip East- wood (10), of St. Paul’s Close, Low Moor, pre­ pares himself for a soaking in the stocks. Dishing out the treat­ ment, with sponge at the ready, is Gillian Salisbury (12), of Sid- d o w s A v e n u e , Clitheroe.


was not overawed when she made a confident speech of thanks after the ceremony.


Gillian showed that she


went to 14-year-old Gillian Booth, of St Paul’s Close, C l i th e ro e . She was crowned by Mrs Ann Vau­


for mums, dads and chil­ dren to wander round the galaxy of sideshows and entertainments run by var­


Then there was a chance


ious local groups on the field. These included pony rides, miniature golf, roll- a-penny and a wheel of fortune.


youngsters were glad to tuck into the wares of a hot dog stand, manned by Clitheroe Round Tablers, and a cake stall, run by St Paul’s Young Wives.


It was hungry work, so


snacks were served in the parish hall by St Paul’s Mothers’ Union.


provided a touch of colour, with bright, imaginative costumes helping everyone to forget the dark clouds overhead.


The fancy dress parade Afternoon teas and


was just time for the youngsters to change and prepare themselves for the rigours of the sports events.


After the judging there


trooped away happily and the stalls were dismantled b e fo re th e h e a v e n s opened.


Finally the visitors


St Paul’s has held a gala day with the Rose queen crowning. The proceeds of about £200 will go to church funds.


It was the second time


BELOW: Rose queen Gillian Booth and her attendants lead St. Paul’s Brownies and their leaders on Sun­ d a y ’s procession of witness.


ABOVE: Sitting high in the saddle are Sarah Mortimer (10), of Lan­ caster Drive (left), and Stuart Pye (7), of W a n s f e 11 Ro a d , Clitheroe. In charge of the ponies are Jan Walker, of Field Head Farm, S l a i d b u r n (left), and Lorna Tom­ kins, of Longsight Avenue, Clitheroe.


there was an anniversary service and family com­ munion at the church, con­ ducted by Mr Siddall. The Rose queen read a lesson. Afterwards a procession of witness wound its way


On Sunday morning


through the streets of Low Moor, led by Slaidburn Silver Band. Arriving at Riverside, they sang a hymn before dispersing.


RESULTS


Walmsley, Penny Coon, Joanne Bywood. Boys — Simon Jones, Jason Hall, John Gamer. 7-9, Girls — Janine Chatbum,


Stephanie King, Belinda Kirk. Boys — Philip Parker, James Broughton, Frankie Shickle. 9-11, Mixed — Paul Trainer, Beverley Birtwell, Philip


Parker. 11 and over, Mixed — Darren


Holden, Susan Nightingale,


Helen Valovin. Egg and spoon: Thomas Pye,


Yo\


and Stephen Thornber, Bever­ ley Birtwell and Fiona Haworth, Paul Trainer and Mark Novak. Obstacle: Pualine Lambert,


Stephen Burgess, Julie Holden. Three legged: Darren Holden


Darren Holden, Helen Valovin. Relay: Bernadette Seymour,


Benjamin King (Little lamb), Benjamin Butterfield (Wee Wil­ lie Winkie), Johanna Walmsley (Superwoman). 5-7 — Tracy Spedding (Milk-


liwog), Lisa Eccleston (Rag doll), Tracy Fisk (Indian squaw).


Belinda Kirk (I’m boxed in), Lisa Eccleston.


Pauline Lambert and Helen Val­ ovin, Michael Rowley, Alan Whaites and friend, Darren Hol­ den, Stephen Thornber and Catherine Ingham. Fancy dress: Pre-school —


Sprint: 5-7 Girls — Nicola


maid), Caroline Lancaster (Queen of Hearts), Lisa Scott (Red Indian). 7-10 — Cheiwl Gath (Gol­


Most original costumes — 1


BELOW: A bevy of entrants sporting col­ ourful costumes take the stage for the fancy dress competition.


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"GOLLIWOG" and “Rag doll” take time off from the fancy dress parade to go through a song routine on the piano. Behind the disguises are nine-year-old Cheryl Gath (left), of Siddows Avenue, and Lisa Eccleston, of Whitewell Drive, Clitheroe.


Caledonian Society


CLITHEROE Caledonian Society members enjoyed an observation drive, on Friday.


friends, toured the coun­ tryside around Mitton, Chaigley and Dunsop Bridge, eventually arriv­ ing at the Parker’s Arms, Newton, for supper.


A party of 35, including


Norris, Mrs M. Wilkinson, Mr R. Wandless and Mr B. B ir tw e ll. The booby prizewinner was Miss P. Smith. Mr Norris voiced the members’ thanks for an enjoyable evening.


Winners were Mr L.


School link plan is welcomed


GOVERNORS of Norden High School, Rishton, have welcomed plans for a link with the proposed W h i te a c re Boarding Hostel.


School at Barrow is due to close next summer. The building will then become a boarding hostel for 120 boys and girls who were originally intended to attend a local school — probably Ribblesdale.


The present Whiteacre


This met with such opposition, -however, due


to the present overcrowd­ ing at Ribblesdale, that the idea was dropped and the Whiteacre boarders will now attend Norden.


ernors have welcomed the move and asked Lanca­ shire County Council to provide improved facilities to help cope with the extra pupils.


The Rishton school gov­


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