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ATouch of Glass ^ SUNROOF ^ ; - are in i . . v -‘w PM


celebrating the 300th an­ niversary of Waddington Hoi sn;pital.


OUTSIDE it rained; but the marquee, guests pictured


happily


celebrations — a coffi during Wednesday’s


wer "'ednesdaij'


Approval for


grants


and a junior pitch ton Parish Council; £1,000 for


~ Waddf - ding-


Salthill — Clitheroe Town Council; £150 for kitchen furni­ ture — Newton Village Hall; £1,000 for toilets — West Brad­ ford playing field management committee. £800 for strengthening of


changing rooms — Rimington Recreation Association; £1,000 for development of play area at


ley; on village playing fields — Read Parish Council. The following grants were


g


management committee, Whal- ; £1,000 for drainage work


ers, changing rooms and land­ scaping — Ribblesdale Park


Memorial Hall; £1,000 i for snow-


(off Littlemoo’r Road); £1,000 for new changing rooms and facilities — Chtheroe FC; £500


ganisations are to receive £100 each. They are: Balderstone Brass Bana, Bolton-bv-Bow- land Drama Group, Clitheroe Concerts Society, Clitheroe


Village Hall; £2,000 for river bank protection work at Edis- ford. In addition, 11 cultural or­


for central heating — Slaidburn


approved in principle: £1,000 for renovation —* Chipping


floors and walls at Roeiield Barn — Ribble Valley Sports Council; £180 for new toilets — Chipping CC; £1,000 for com-


letion of phase II — Queen Elizabeth II playing fields’


Parish Council; £600 for de­ velopment of all-weather pitch ~ J - ; f-


co u r t fencing — Chipping r» j.t.


Councjf.


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Policy and Resources Committee has approved the following grants which were initially submitted to the Recreation and Lei­ sure Committee: £300 for repairs to tennis


There were two events 'ee


with the h o sp i ta l ’s upkeep. One of the stalls was run by the residents themselves. Guests from Wadding­


morning and a gala evening. Between them they raised £580 to help


with the ■ ladies of the hospital. They enjoyed music by the ■ Lancashire Big Band and


always celebrated on June 13th, which was on Friday. The Bishop of Bradford, the Rev. Ross


Clitheroe Morris Men. Founder’s Day


dancing at


the is


the gala by


ton and the neighbour­ ing villages celebrated


Hook, preached at the


hospital chapel service, and the Vicar of St


Helen's, Waddington, Canon C. F. Goodchild, and Hospital Reader Fr Ernest Smith took part


in the service. Singing was led by the


ladies took tea at Brow- sh'olme Hall with the Parker family, whose ancestor, Robert. Parker, founder of the hospital, was born on June 13th, 1633. A birthday cake was- cut by Mrs Parker.


church choir and organ­ ist was Mr P. Cunliffe. In the afternoon the


Community centre hopes are dashed


IT looks as though the elderly residents of Clitheroe’s Garnett Road sheltered housing estate are fighting a losing battle in their quest for a community centre. A petition containing


more than 200 names from residents in the 44- unit estate and th e ir


Fun day at Grifidleton


sideshows and amuse­ ments, and sports for adults and children with


draw was made during the afternoon and raised about £200. There were various


wellie throwing and pillow f ightipg to keep the crowds entertained.


RESULTS


Morris Men, Clitheroe Parish Church Operatic and Dramatic Society, Clitheroe Parish C h u rcn O rg an S o c ie ty , Clitheroe Parish Church Play­ ers. Longridge Prize Band, Slaidbum Silver Band, Wad­ dington Drama Group and Whalley Church Players.


Metcalfe (Wonderwoman), S. Atkinson (Huckleberry Finn), S. Hanson (Wonderwoman). (6- 8) D. Bendall (Hiawatha), K. Shackleton (Joan of Arc), A. Carney (Shirley Temple). (9-11) — S. Morris (Emily Pan- khurst), R. Cann (Sherlock Holmes), S. Nowell (Hitler). (12 and over) — D. Shackleton (JR), D. Morris (Idi Amin), M.


Fancy Dress: (Under 6) A.


Men gave a display and there was a fancy dress parade judged by Mrs Helen Stordy and Mrs Mary Milne-Redhead. The committee’s annual


tiv i tie s began with a parade round the village by “Lancashire Brass,” a concert brass band from Chorley, who then played on the field. Colne Royal Morris


THE weather stayed fine for Grindleton’s annual sports day organised by the village recreation committee. The afternoon’s ac­


Pye (Punk Rockk •— j . Towler, A. Towler,


A. Read, P. Jones, M. Towler. (4.5) — p. Harrison, N. Beat- tie, G. Jones. Flat race: (6-7) Girls — K. Shackleton, M. Lofthouse, A. Harrison. Boys - - • * m 1 r, W.


Boys’ and girls’ race: (2-3) — . « / Jq " m ...i


Johnson, V. Bepdall, G. Cowell. Boys — J. Cann, P. Shackleton, R. Armer. (10-11) Girls — D. Oddie, J. Coupland, L. Nevitt. Boys — R. Cann, G. Cowell, M. Wilson. Flat race: (12-15) Girls — A.’


Sutcliffe. Flat race: (8-9) Girls — S.


Slinger, L. Stoddart, P. Lloyd. Boys — G. Morris, S. Aspin, D. Morris. Part sack: (6-7) Girls —* K.


Shackleton, M. Lofthouse, S. Hutchinson. Boys — W. Sutc­


Johnson, G. Cowell, L. Beattie. Boys — J. Cann, P. Shackle­


liffe, J. Towler, A. Towler. Potato nice: (8-9) Girls — S.


ton. C. Sutcliffe. Three-legged race: (10-11


Girls — S. Morris and C. Aspin, S. Turner and C. Jury, J. Hanson and D. Oddic. (12-


Syrup tin race: Girls — C. Towler, A. Webster, C. Aspin. Skipping: Girls — A. Slinger, S. Johnson, R. Hutchinson. Cricket ball throwing: Boys — S. Pinder, M. Adamson, N.


Grant. Slow Bicycle race: Girls —


R. Hutchinson, L. Nevett, C. Towler. Boys — M. Adamson, D. Towler, J. Roberts. Fast 'Bicycle: Boys — S. Pinder, S. ‘


¥"\ ■ * 1 , . . _ C? D im.Iam C


Stoddart, N. Carney, A. Sling­ er. Pillow fight: Boys — S. Binder, N. Grant, G. Morris and A. Olleranshaw.


Aspin ' M. Adamson. Novelty


race: Girls — L.


cheese: K. Smith, J. Hutchin­ son, J. Hughes, J. Bunting.


Guess the weight of the


— W. Mellin, S. Pinder, D. Whitfield. Women — A. Miller,


15) Girls — R. Hutchinson and A. Slinger, C. Towler and P. Robinson, A. Webster and N. Carney. Jockey race: (10-11) Boys —


R. Cann and P. Spark, P. Shackleton and G. Cowell, D. Towler and M. Wilson.


. and under) — M. Wilson, S. Hall, N. Beattie. (6-7) — A. Towler, M. Lofthouse, K. Shackleton. (8-9) —,S. Johnson, R. Armer, P. Shackleton. (10- 11) — M. Wilson, M. Oddie, P. Spark. Sack race: (12-15 Boys — S. Pinder, S. Aspin, G. Oddie.


Mixed egg and spoon race: (5


and J. Reed, A. Hogg and E. Carolan, C. Hogg and W. .Mellin. Three-legged race: E. Caro­


B. Stewart, J. Carney. Wheelbarrow race: E. Reed


lan and A. Hogg, B. Stewart and W. Mellin, E. Reed and J. Reed. Musical arms: P. Oddie, M.


Brennand, C. Carney. Men’: Pillow Fight: S. Reynolds, D. Copelamf. Ladies Treasure


J. Simpson, A. Miller. Men — throwing: Women


Hunt: A. Aspin, P. Hanson, J. Hargreaves. Wellie Throwing:


S. Reynolds, H. Hanson.


yds: R. Towler, B. Shackleton, K. Simpson. Women’s 60 yds. — E. Read, A. Miller, B. Stewart. Long distance: Men


Aspin. Senior — J. Cowell.. Adult Sports — Men’s 100


Kick-a-Goal: Junior — N.


neighbours was sent to the Ribble Valley Council — but the housing com­


mittee decided to take no action. The petition was organ-


ised by warden Mrs P au lin e Lewis, who admits that she does not know what steps she can take next to change the council’s mind. “I’ve pushed as far as I


‘Exiles’ return


home


IT’S been a busy return to Clitheroe for New Zealander Mr, Arnold Hibble and his wife, Irene, who are paying their first visit to their home town for 32 years. The couple are staying


at the home of Mr Hib- ble’s sister Mrs Edith M u sg ro v e , 'o f Woone Lane, and have been out and about calling on old friends and relatives in the area. Mr Hibble (58), has


Harold, Tom,


P i


three brothers and two other sisters, living local


Whalley. His


Mrs Lewin Crompton, Hightie d Koaci


of Whitham Road, sisters


&They are Ronald, of Street, Clitheroe


ueen Street, Low Moor; of Brownlqw and


Highfielid Road,, Clin e o and Mrs Gladys Riley, of Waddington Almshouses. Mrs Hibble also has a


unitherroe


are of


sis ter, Mrs Margaret Smith, who lives in West View, Clitheroe. Plans are being .made for the “clan” to meet up for a party before Mr and Mrs Hibble leave Clitheroe at the end of the month to continue their holiday on the continent. “So far, we have not


can push,” said Mrs Lewis/ “I have been back to the residents to tell them about the petition’s failure, so we will just have to see if there are other moves we can take.” ■ Residents on the estate


Catherine Ann Haworth was married to commer­ cial vehicle sales rep ­ resentative Mr Richard Granville Cawtherley at St Helen’s Church, Wad­ dington. T h e b r id e is th e


CAWTHERLEY— HAWORTH B a n k c l e r k Miss


Elizabeth and Pauline Cawtherley, the brideg­ room’s sisters, and Misses Amanda and Melanie Chew. They wore pink and


younger daughter of Mr and Mrs F. Haworth, of C la rem o n t A v e n u e ,-


Clitheroe. The bridegroom is the


been able to have every­ body in one place at the same time but I’m hopeful we can pull it off before I leave,” said Mr Hibble.


are unhappy about the lack of facilities, which leave them with little to do and facing a hard job to mix socially with neigh­ bours. Because of age and dis­


ability some of them feel it is unrealistic to expect


them to walk to functions at St Paul’s Church Hall, Low Moor. So far, attempts to pro­ vide a community centre


have floundered because the council has no suitable accommodation and has to keep to a tight budget.


In office


THE re-elected chairman of the Ribble Valley Parish Councils’ Liaison Committee is Mr J. H. Blackburn, of Mellor. Mrs M. Brown, of H u rs t Green, has been re elected vice-chairman. .


Compete in races


RESULTS at Bolton-by- Bowland Young Farmers’ Club annual sports, on the


Billows, A. Stockton, A. Smal­ ley. Egg and spoon: S. Billows.


village green, were: Junior girls — 100yds: S.


A. SmaUev, R. Lowther. Skip­ ping: S. Billows, E. Lowther, S. Booth.Three-legged: A. Smalley


and E. l.owtner, S. Billows and A. Stockton, R. Lowther and B. Lund. Sack: S. Billows, S.


Booth, B. Lund. Pillow fight: S. Billows, E. Lowther, R. Lowther. Junior boys — 100 yds: A.


^


only son of Mr and Mrs A. Cawtherley, of Sagar


by her father, wore a clai


Fold Farm, Cliviger. The bride, given away


held in place by an orange blossom ;om headdress, worn


classical-style gown of French spotted tulle trim­ med with pleated chiffon. Her cathedral veil was


by her mother at her own wedding, and she carried a bouquet of pink roses, lily-of - the-valley and stephanotis. Matron of honour was


r'iT’A


white flowered French voile dresses with full skirts and headdresses of c a rn a t io n s and pink ribbon. Their bouquets w e re c om p o s e d of stephanotis, pink bridal flowers and small carna­ tions. B e s t man was Mr James Nutter, man was Mr Hacking,


brother-in-law, and ushers were Mr Peter Houghton, Mr Christopher Catlow and Mr Paul Haworth.


the


grooms- Jeiremy bride's


ducted by Canon C. F. Goodchild and organist was Mr P. Cunliffe. Following a reception at


Mrs Gillian Hacking, the bride’s sister, and brides­ maids were Misses Janet


Life, A. Stinchon,' M. Wilson. Egg and spoon: A. Life, M. Wilson, A. Stinehon. Skipping: S. Leeming, A. Stinchon, A. Dinsdale. Three-legged: A. Life and A.


RAIN on Saturday after­ noon drove the youngs­ ters of St James’s Sunday School indoors for their annual sports, The events normally


Dinsdale, A. Stinchon and J. Booth, S. Towler and M. Wilson. Sack: A. Stinchon and A. Lye (tie), S. Leeming. Pillow" fight: A. Dinsdale, A.


Smalley,'M. Dakin, J. Hartley.


Life, A. Stinchon. Senior boys — 100 yds: P.


held on the playing field behind the infant school in Greenacre Street had to be staged in the school itself, but that did not stop the fun. After spending some time in their various de­


The ceremony was con­


the Stirk House, Gisburn, the couple left for a hon­ eymoon in Portugal. They are to live in


Grindleton. P h o to g rap h : Wally Talbot, Blackburn


Races held indoors


partments, more than 100 children and about 75 supervising adults joined for a series of races, in­ cluding the favourites — the sack and egg and spoon events. The day was rounded


off with everyone tucking into sandwiches and cakes. The sports were organised by the Sunday School teachers, assisted by Mr Alan Bleazard.


Gloom on jobs front


all the information aboul the Government’s youtll opportunities and worlB experience programmes! These enable employer:! to take on a young persorj for a temporary period! very often leading to <l permanent iob if thi| person is suitable.


way of temporary jobs.” Mr Atkinson’s office ha I


Spadework


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He also urges school! leavers who have no;|


was impressed by the in-H itiative of local youngH people. “Many of them dclf a lot of the spadeworll themselves by g o in J round or writing to thtj various firms, but there if very little for them.


here.” Mr Atkinson said htB


ous problem and peoplj should be aware of it,” hi said. He thought the job sitil


“It really is a very seril 1:


tinue with further educfl] tion. “We wouldn’t advisl them to do this just fol the sake of it, but we dl have a fairly good percenl tage of young people whif do.


ation might encouragl some young people to coil


ask people to come amj sign on here when the\ll leave school and appeal tell employers to help. But! it’s frustrating when yot| can’t see any daylight.


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