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_ 4 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 20th, 1980


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Scouts receive their reward for dedication


BRAVING 40 mph winds while climbing Ingleborough was one of the many arduous tasks two Clitheroe Scouts had to undergo to earn the Chief Scout’s Award Certificate, .which they, will receive at a presenta­ tion at Accrington next week. ‘ •


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We stock the widest range of plants in the area and | can offer you expert advice on your gardening ■ problems.


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bers Malcolm Dixon (15), of Kirk Avenue,, Low Moor, and Martin Roth- well (14), of Shireburn Avenue, Clitheroe, have been associated with the uniformed organisations from an early age and were both active as. Cub Scouts.


Award, considered by many to be the ultimate accolade for a Scout’s talent and dedication, is the biggest honour either of the two lads has ever won.


But the Chief Scout’s


award involved practical work, community service and endeavour, which in­ cluded the blustery climb up Ingleborough.


Qualifying for the


John Rothwell, joint leader of St Paul’s troop along with his wife Barba­ ra and Mr Peter Hilton, said that everyone in­ volved with the troop was very proud of the lads..


Martin’s father, Mr


hard to earn the award and we are delighted for them,” he added.


“They have worked


gleborough in not the most favourable of condi­ tions was their outstand­ ing achievement, but the award is fitting reward for many years of dedi­ cated service.'


“The climb up In ­ St Paul’s troop mem­


r o u n d & a b o u t


now passing on the be- ■ nefit of their experience in the Scouts to some of the members of our Cub pack.


“In fact both lads are


to stop there. They have already earned th e i r camping in s tru c to r s ’ . badges and are now set­ ting out to gain their Queen’s Scout badges.


“But they do not intend •


• has already started earn­ ing his badge, which really is something spe­ cial. Martin turns ,15 next month and will be out to get his badge next year.”


“Malcolm, who is 15,


Chief Scout’s Award cer­ tificates will take place in Moorhead High School, Accrington, next Thurs­ day, at 7-30 p.m.


Presentation of the


Paul’s troop is that ■ all three Scout leaders have recently gained their Wood badges, an award which is very prized among leaders.


Another honour for St


• few months for St Paul’s troop,”, said Mr Roth­ well, ’ and we hope to go on to more achievements) in the future.”


“It has been a grand


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for a sketch in the panto and all efforts to find one have failed. “We hope that a drama­


HONOUR for Martin (left) and Malcolm


tic society in 'the area has One tucked away in an attic as part of its props,” said Mrs Jean Pells, the society’s publicity officer and principal boy in the panto. “If we cannot borrow a


wheel, it means that we will have to make one and this will take up valuable


time.” Mrs Pells is also repeat­


ing her appeal for volun­ teers to come forward and help to- make scenery for the show.


Operation


by Army CLITHEROE Salvation Army is all set to play its part in “Operation Christ­ mas” in conjunction with the BBC Nationwide programme. Throughout the country


needy families, the elder­ ly, the housebound and lonely. In charge locally is*-Mrs


Homes Well for cats


E. E. Tagg, of 131 Clitheroe Road, Sabden (Tel. Padiham 71007). ,She would be grateful for offers of transport to help distribute gifts in the Ribble Valley. ■ Mrs Tagg would also,


THE Burnley and Pendle Cats’ Protection League, which . covers the Clith'eroe area, is looking for good,. homes for ani­ mals currently in its care. The league aims to find


appreciate offers of . help from churches, ' schools, factories, clubs and other organisations. Gifts of under £5 should be deli­ vered unwrapped to the Lowergate, Clitheroe, headquarters on the fol­ lowing days: Monday, November


spoken


homes for cats found in distress, suffering from cruelty; strays or those which, have been involved in accidents. There are .currently


THE following girls, all pupils of Mrs Lynda Leadbeater, of Bleasdale Avenue, Clitheroe, were successful in the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art speech ex­ aminations held at Burn­ ley on Saturday.


24th, 7 to 9 p.m.; -25th, 29th, December 2nd, 6th, 9th and 11th, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; November 27th, De­ cember 4th and 11th, 3 to 4 p.m. The Army’s carol ser­


the public is being invited to donate gifts to the Army for distribution to


vice on December 14th, starting at 2-15 p.m. in the Lowergate rooms, will take the form of a gift service for the appeal.


more than 20 cats in the kennels at Barrowford and the number is in­ creasing because the RSPCA cat department at Altham is temporarily closed, due to cat flu. All cats in the kennels


Denise Calvert; Grade 1 — Sharon Calvert, Zoe Farnsworth, Annette Leigh.


Junior preliminary — Lucky win


are spayed or neutered, litter, trained and 100% healthy when they leave the league’s care. Anyone wishing to offer


a home to a cat should contact league president Mrs Jil Isherwood (Tel. Nelson 692353).


O u r p e t s . . . t h e y ’r e a lm o s t h u m a n


dog fami l ie s , cat families and neither families. These make up the


THERE are three main categories of families in these Brit­ ish Isles of ours ■





major portion of the popu­ lation, but there are also budgie families, - canary families, goldfish and rabbit families and a smattering families who own all kinds of exotic pets. Throughout our married


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life we have always been a dog family. We have no objection to cats; I don’t dislike cats (the dog does) and can tolerate and take considerable interest in all kinds of other small crea­ tures but, somehow to us, none of them seem to gen­ erate the same warmth and affection which ema­ nates so naturally from members of the canine


breed. Our dogs have always


been dear ly-valued, highly-respected members of the household; splendid and loyal playmates for


the children when young and when, in due course, the children departed to establish homes of their own — and, of course, to acquire dogs of their own — our own pets: became even more firmly en­ trenched in our affections.


took the place of, and were a warm-hearted sub­ stitute for , the departed youngsters.


To some degree they


similar conditions apply in cat families but, for us, it is dogs every, time.


I have no doubt that Pets, too, have another


very useful quality. For example, when travelling far from home and meet­ ing strangers for the first time, the smartness, the cleverness, the almost human qualities of the re-


spective animals always makes an excellent open­ ing for pleasant conversa­ tion and social chatter. Thus it was. that, .when


bed and breakfasting re­ cently in the Border coun­ try, the ice was broken when chatting to our overnight companions and through the ensuing con­ versation I learned some ext raordinary things about cats.


ple, the couple from Shef­ field — a cat family. We had mentioned the


There was, for exam­


reluctance of our own dog to visit the garden for es­ sential hygienic purposes in the early morning when the weather was incle­ ment and the lady said: “I know. I know. Our cat is exactly the same. And you won’t believe this. Do you know what he does?” There was a dramatic


uses the bath!” said the lady. “Sits himself down immediately above the plug hole.” We laughed and expre­


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ssed suitable surprise and astonishment, and later, having moved on to the lovely ’little Scottish fish­ ing village of Burnmouth, repeated the story to our landlady for the night as she sat by the stove fondl­ ing her immaculate white Persian. . “Ah’me nae surprised,!’


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