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CLITHEROE and Whatley FCs will each receive about i 200 as . a result of a success­ ful sportsman’s dinner at the Castle Restaur­ ant on Tuesday. More than 100 guests at tended to


D e a th o f p a r ish


c o u n c i l lo r A MEMBER of Billington Parish Council for the past 17 years — five as vice-chairman — Coun. Justin Charles Jungbluth has died, two days before his 68th birthday. The funeral took place


at St Leonard’s, Langho, where for many years he had been a PCC member and sidesman, and for the past 15 months a chur­ chwarden. Coun. Jungbluth, of Bil-


lington Gardens, was ca­ tering manager at Broc- khall Hospital, for 27 years. His experience in hotel


catering before the war led him to join the RAF Catering Corps. After he left the RAF


in 1946, he came to ’Broc- khall as. head; chef (later restyled caterings man­ ager) until he retired in 1973. Local politics was his


main' in te r e s t outside work. He was also a member of the Billington branch of the Royal Brit­ ish Legion and the vil­ lage’s Old People’s Wel­ fare Committee.


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tended by a large congre­ gation, burial was at Old Langho. .


T r in i ty G u id e a n d B r ow n ie r eu n io n


FOUNDER members, leaders and anyone else who has had connection with, Trinity Guides and Brovvnies over the years, is invited to a joint birth­ day party, on December 8th. The party, arranged by


present leaders, is to cele­ brate the • 50th anniver­ sary of the Guides and the 20th of the Brownies. The Guide unit was re-


gis te r ed in November 1930 and the Brownies in December 1960. Members of the original Guide unit are asked to


' the Brownie unit, should contact Mrs Hazel Hail­ wood (Tel. 24240) orVMrs Marion N iv en .-(Tel. 26595). ■ - v - > v . It is , understood that


asked to contact. Miss Jean Woodworth' (Tel. 24132) or Mrs Frost (Tel: 24703) and members of


the. founder of the Guides, a Miss Jessie Reedway,, is living in a Methodist home for the aged in A1 trincham and original Brownie leader. Miss Kathleen Ames, is. in New Zealand. Miss Reedway has been contacted and . told of the celebration. •


Celebrating with a


pageant


HALLOW-E’EN will be celebrated with much re­ velry in Sabden this year. The village is usually


the mecca for hundreds of visitors on the night of October 31st and that is why the village’s Hallow­ e’en pageant is, being held a week tomorrow.


A torchlight procession


will wend its merry way through the village, there will be a communal bon­ fire on the field where the pageant is to be staged and the finale will be a dance in St Nicholas’s Hall.


Improvement


THE a p p ea ran c e of Clitheroe Castle- grounds


is being ;improved by. a person on the Work Ex­


perience Scheme. ‘ , Following1 criticism , of


the. state; of the grounds by a r e s id e n t and Clitheroe Town Council, the Ribble Valley Coun-' cil’s Recreation and Lei­ sure Committee gave Borough Engineer Mr Dennis Black the go- ahead* to ask the Employ-, ment Office if youngsters could help.


THERE/ was va- remark­


able response from would­ -be chorus girls to an appeal for, dancers made by C l ith e ro e Pa r ish' Church Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society. Since the so c ie ty ’s


search was publicised in last week’s Advertiser and Times, choreographer Mrs Gladys Sutcliffe' has received replies from Clitheroe, Sabden, Ois- burn, Chipping and Read. She is delighted that


she has been able to gather a team of 10


L women aged between 16 and 30 for the society’s production of Gigi, 'which is being produced by Bar­ bara Scattergood early


1 next year. Mrs Sutcliffe said some of the girls were trained


:and others were not' — but they were very keen to |earn. “I am delighted that so


many came forward,” she said. “It means the socie­ ty will now have its own dancing team for the first time in its history.” Rehearsals began on


Tuesday at Clitheroe Parish Hall and will con­ tinue. every week until the show. .


Changes


in drama group


IT'S all change at Wad- dington Drama Group for the coming year.


Pat Hargreaves re-,


places Derek Green as chairman, April Bell takes over from Sue Baron as secretary and: Bernice Barlow succeeds Bob ^Fisher as'treasurer.


Joining Barrie Wood on


the committee: are Noel Baron, Margaret Banks and Glenys Wood.


Plans for future events


were discussed at the AGM, in St H e len ’s


.Sunday School, as well as forthcoming improve­ ments to the, hall and dressing room. The1 meet­ ing was attended by 15 members.


The autumn play is al­


ready in rehearsal and the spring play will be given from April 1st to 4th.


Storage use


A PROPOSAL to use a Valley Council’s Develop- barn‘to store pre-packed animal fo od s tu f fs at


Barrow Garden Farm, Whalley Road, Barrow, has received two-year ap­ proval from the Ribble


ment Sub-Committee. The applicants, Hatch-


well Ltd, say there will be no preparation of material on the site, .the' barn being * used purely for storage. .


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l i s t e n to Ma r t in Dobson, ex-England p la y e r -now wi th i- Burnley ; Mr Jack Campbell, formerly of Blackburn Rovers, and Mr Chris Hassall, secretary of Lanca­ shire CC, deputising.


for' his chairman, Mr I Cedric' Rhoades, wlio was unavailable. • ■ MC was Mr Jim Kenyon,- .secretary of


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■the Lancashire FA.-. Clitheroe chairman .


Mr Cyril Whiteside proposed the loyal


■ toast . 'and •’ Whatley’s:: chairman : Mr-‘Brian


.Whi t taker - thanked the speakers. Pictured before the


meal are guest speak­ er s ( s e a te d ) wi th members and officials of both clubs.


Girls galore answer chorus line call


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'CLITHEROE, player^manager .Ian' |Wilcox%s; ’ithanks' to SOS Talisman critical of'three decisions'made, by1 referee Mr- with £100 for the runners-


Three 1C, S' 1 °in a row ; - Hr. / * I * L ,


‘THE 'Empress Squash Club’s-men’s.; first -team:


lost their third successive < •match :when:.;they .went down '4-1. to East* Lanca­


- Townley , fought hard against experienced opponents. before losing, but Ian'Warren, at No. ? 3, came within, two points of keeping the match alive; when •he just failed b y 9-7 in the fifth game.


shire. : Glenn Evans 1 and;: Wayne


Macdonald lost the top game. 3- 2. .,


vincing 3-0-win but Malcolm ;


The second team took their "


tally to 14 points.out of a poss­ ible 21 by defeating Cloggers 2nd 4-1. There were excellent wins by Conor McLaughlin, Brian Hay­


ward, Eddie vidler and John Willis, with Paul Lambert a narrow loser.


Cloggers 1st team to score through Stuart Wardle, who won 3-2 as the result of an excellent display. Although this was Empress's


Empress 3rd did well against 1


defeats - .


' « •■-Trevor tittle?,


•nutes Mr Wilcox l


:Graham'.! Walkerj to ssay*.-.home ?£300,,?.the ...runners- somethingtiwhichr led^toi'.- up’£150; the. losing?semi-, his -cdismissal vthree -mi-fc. finalists £50: and the, other; : .nutes from time..:; , --;- ' . U .


the:>refere'«


TwO' penalties. awarded.l t l'To' -win to ,■ Bla ckpool Mechanics • a | . Watso Trop


few’-'minutes ibefore ith^- sending-off; alsov annoyed, Mr Wilcox.


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was doubtful; but .the - second, for. handball,; was ■


• “The first one for a trip ;■ :


just diabolical,” he saids&rtT- N e v e r t h e l e s s , Mr—


Mike Heyworth scored a con- ■ T


Wilcox was well satisfied . with the 4-2 win, the day after a 3-0- victory in the . league against- Whitworth ? Valley. - “It was. a very good


w e ekend because ?w.e , scored seven goals .in two - games with five different : players finding the net,” he added. . ■


Mr Wilcox names, the ? ■ - . t .


only point there were fine per­ formances from Robert Field­ ing, who lost 3:1 m the top match, and by Mark Chapman and David Knight, who both lost narrowly by 3-2.


C h e s s Club b e a t e n


CLITH EROE C h e s s Club’s two teams were both beaten in their recent matches. . The A team visited Rossendale A with a player short and went down four-and-a -ha lf


/boards to one-and-a-half. ■ ? ; The B team managed to / win only half' a board against Blackburn B. ■ Unfortunately, several


. players will be unavailable for tonight’s matches at


: the New Inn, Parson Lane. Both are against Tottingham and Clitheroe will be - hard pressed to win'either. Following recent in­


quiries from schoolboys wishing to join the club, it has been decided to relax the rule, that players must be over 18 years old. ' Parents of? younger


boys must, however, give their' consent ‘ with the club room i b e in g on licensed premises. The . meetings start on Tuesdays at -7-30 p.m.


.Further details can be ob­ tained from Mr E. Man­ sfield. (Tel. Glitheroe 25518).:


F in a l efforts


PLANS are going ahead for the final restoration appeal efforts at Clitheroe Parish Church. On October 31st, a.


model exhibition is to be held in •' the church hall from 7 to 10 p.m. On display will be


major model engineering exhibits, plus railways, boats, cars and radio-con­ trolled aircraft;


same squad for Saturday’s tough visit to current le a g u e leaders Wren Rovers, who are unbeaten this season. Clitheroe could be much


better off, financially by the end of the .season if they can produce good form consistently on the field.


- A total of £2,200 is. at


s ta k e in sponsorship money in the Lancashire Combination’s four com­ petitions.. The league champions


w i 11 r e c e i v e £ 3 5 0 (Clitheroe last season picked up £300)„ the run­ ners-up £150 with the other, 16 clubs being given £10 apiece. Dentyne have increased their backing of the Com-


EXIT FROM SHIELD Waddington 4, Charnock R5


A GOAL , in the second period of extra time dis­ missed Waddington from the Lancashire Amateur Shield in the first round.


• Waddington:. hadt e x ­


pected a. hard; tussle’with Charnock Richard, lead-- ers of the Preston Pre­ mier • League, • and they were not disappointed.


Both teams produced


some entertaining football and Waddington took the ' lead through Sims who lobbed the ball over the stranded ’keeper. Unhap­ pily player-manager -Kirk was booked shortly after­ wards. ■


Waddington kept up the


pressure until, after about half an hour, the visitors equalised with : a close- range header'. . Minutes later Clayton cleared off the line to deny Charnock a seemingly certain goal. -


W a d d in g to n we re-


thwarted by some excel­ lent saves and had to be content to go in on level ■ terms. .


. . The .visitors ’ resumed


with some controlled foot­ ball - and moved into the lead, which they held


until the last 20 minutes, a period packed with thrills generated by end- to-end play. ■


Green in place of Geldard and within five minutes


\they had scored through Clayton and Bishop.


The visitors equalised


with 10 minutes to go and then took the lead again. In the dying minutes Green cut in to ' slot the ball home at the near post to force the game into extratime.


> Waddington looked the


fitter side and they domi­ nated the first period without 'adding ' to ; their score. Charnock Richard netted the winner with a fine volley with 10 mi­ nutes left.


W a d d in g to n : N u t ta l l ,


Rimmer, Seedle, Clayton, Nut- ta l l (J ) , Reddin, Byrom, Bishop, Geldard, Kirk,- Miller. Sub. Green.


»- • ■ SNOOKER DRAW


Hall,.. A. Gudgeon 'v . W. R o b e r ts , : R. ,Turner v j? Baines, J. Mars'den .(Cath. SC) : v W. ■


■Hacking (Libs.), G. Dell v K.'-; Jones, P. Marlow , v J. liofo°nn’1 V ^ ^ S ' T . .Billington B v Liberal f l


n S S f v s ' n J ' ' \


Robinson v J. Cowell; B. Har­ greaves; H. Clegg, A. Root v W. Jones, J. Whitwell; C . . Britcliffe," R. Hart v T. Davies, L.-Dixon; E. Tomlinson, J. Marsden v D. Hothersall, M. Lawton; R. Turner, R. Booth v N. Robinson, P. Clarke; J. Wild, M. Gorton v F. McNab, A. Middlebrough; A. Wilkin­ son, K. Walmsley v A. Hall, H. Hudson; D. Birkett, B. Thomp­ son v H. Cook, T. Warden; J. Jacques, H. Dixon v .T. Walm­ sley, J. Baines; I. Jackson, T. ■ Herd v B. Jones, L. Whittaker;, R. Bell, T. Clewes v- R: Parker,' E. : Wallace; A. Hack­ ing; J. Hacking v J. Wooff, S. Hatton ; D. Lofthouse, M. Barker v R. Cowking, B. Dixon;, D. Lord, I. Tomlinson v J. Holmes, M. Holmes; B. Phil­ lip, D. Boothman v M. Har­ greaves, P. Whittaker; A. Proctor, J ; W. Parker v M.


D o u b le s : I> Brown, B.


ouse v J. Whitwell, 1. Brown v *-u ;qi j - R. Pickvarice, E. Rigby v T. Peters. ..


• Snooker. League has made the d raw fo r th e preliminary rounds of the singles and dou­ bles competitions.' The' first- named are to make the ar­ rangements and games must be completed by November 15th. Singles: . A.' Wilkinson ,v. J.


CLITHEROE , a n d , District


•A) Chew; D;Speak, P. Jones v : J. Hacking, R. Forshaw;:-D. ' 77; J. flarsden:53; T. Warden Nelson, P. Marlow v R. 53, D. Lord 56; B.' Price 85, G. Turner, J.; Geldard; V*. Maffia,\ Ireland 48; H. Cook 57, ,D.


:Titterington 78; B. Robinson Mar '


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F. Brown v T. Peters, P. Swain. • •


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. All other entrants have'byes. League details


TONIGHT'S'matches —.Divi­ sion One: Liberal A v Billing- C ton;A, ^ n s em t lv e 1 A


Tf "FitviiPf'; : burn A , : Catholic, SC A bye, ■ Social; dtub''v Waddington A,


' -Division Two: Pendle Club v Rimington A, Waddingto'n B v


*?" v„ f J f e f e p ’f Dh ^ v ''';C a th o 1 i c /S C 'B,?Ch'atburri. B* - .


bye, Slaidburn v Conservative' B , Rimingt’ori B y Police. Latest results: .


-A 10, Billington B 4; Chatburn A 14, Catholic A 0; Billington A 8, Conservative A 6; Liberal B 10, Social Club 4.


Division One .— .Waddington '


Cowperthwaite • 75; P. Back­ house 65, G. Crowther 49. - ::


Liberal B 426, Social Club


■ 349. I. Karim 46, J. Cowell 68; P. Reid 74, B: Hargreaves 61; A. Proctor .54; R. Cowking 69;


• R. Forshaw 91, B. Dixon o9; J. Hacking 83, M. Alston 41; J. Mellor 78,. D. Halliwell 5L '


' Middlebrough 68, J. Gonighan 65; E. Wallace 76, J. Frankland 60.


..Williamson 65,. S. Petty 60; G. "Dinsdale -84/ S.' 'Green 56; A.


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.Catholic SC B 10, Chatburn B 4; Rimington A 4, Waddington B 10: Police 4, Slaidburn 10. Details:


•344. N. Robinson 72, Holmes 50; P. Jones 70, N. Geldard 55; H. Frankland 75, Dixon 73; D. Speak 69, Hall 62; P. Clarke 8a, Davies 43; A. Frankland 64, ■Eccles61.


.Nelson 68, G. R. Dell 51; S. Hatton 96, W. Roberts 60. ' Chatburn A 435, Catholic A


'Wooff 54, B. Thompson 53; S. Cox 53, D. Birkett 70; D.


ton A 409, Billington B 358. P. Marlow 75, T. Peters 83; F. Coar 63, G. Robinson 61; J.


Division Two — 'Conserva­ tive B 14, Rimingtori B 0 ; '


. R. Booth 66. Rimihgton A 369,' Wadding­


Division One — Wadding­


F., Booth'87, H.’ Dixon 59; W. Moore 58, J. Jacques 80; P. Craig 50, G. Tedstone 65; L. McEntee 80, H. Carr 64; T. Swift 54, J. Whitwell 97; J; Griffiths 49, E. Rigby 75. ' i . New registration: B. Walker (30), SlaidBurn. . '


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ton B 382. A. Walmsley 61, B. Waddington 73; B. Walmsley 45, A. Wilkinson 58; J. Spencer 70, B. Phillip 56; J. Hacking 64, D. Boothman. 82; D. Seed 63, R. Walmsley 71; I. Whittaker 66, J. Bains 42. Police 384, Slaidburn -440.


burn B 426. V. Maffia 86, M. Hargreaves 55; B. Bithell .68, P. Wilson 83; D. Hothersall 81, A. Gudgeon 85; J. Turner 64, L. Whittaker 63; D: Lofthouse 75, B. Jones 74; J. Marsden 30,


Catholic SC B 452, Chat-, MOF


tive B 482, Rimington B 353. J. Morgan 94, J Lund 55; R. Parker 95, F. Wrathall 57; T.


Division Two — Conserva­ &


Higginson, ,V. • Higginson; B. ' Fletcher, J. Mellor'v P. Reid,:


-Billington A 378, Consen-a- tive .A 359. C. Britcliffe 41, J.


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