'i Gardeners fork out for club funds


, Clitheroe Advertiser.and Times,-August 21st, ,1980 11 . .


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Friendly postman calls it a day


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time. ■ Last Friday he retired


from his job at Clitheroe Post Office, where during his career he has worked on every round in the area. ■


Mr Wallwork (60), was


bom and bred in Pendle­ ton. He arid his wife, Kitty, who were married in 1954, moved to their present home in Lit- tleirioor Road 22 years


ago. A regular soldier he


served in the Grenadier Guards .during the war. After leaving the Army he had numerous jobs in the area. He joined the Post Office, where he set­ tled because he enjoyed the outdoor life. When he .first started,


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the rounds were covered on bicycles, combined with a large amount of walking.' More, recently he. has used Post Office vans, which means he covers many miles delivering the mail throughout the area which includes Slaidbum and Dale Head. He has made many


friends in his time, par­ ticularly in the rural areas. “I’ve never met nicer people than those in the Clitheroe area,” he said.


• Mr Wallwork has enjoy­ . .


ed watching the changing countryside seasons al­ though the winter weath­ er has often made life dif­ ficult. He has many memories


of his life as a postman, including a dollar bill from a g r a te fu l American woman for whom he deli­ vered a parcel, a horse that used to] enjoy him


. giving it a drink of Coca Cola and, of course, the


• inevitable unfriendly dog. Mr Wallwork feels he


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will have no trouble oc­ cupying his retirement. Keen fell walkers, he and


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CLITHEROE Garden Club’s first coffee evening for a couple of years was well supported by both members and the general public- and raised more than £100.


Tt was held at the Be­ ..


AFTER 27 years of battling through all weath-. ers, up hill and down dale, postman Mr Bill ] Wallwork has hung up his mail bag for the last


verley Drive home of its chairman, Mr Geoff Sains-


bury. The money will help the -


club continue its policy of inviting expert gardeners to speak -at the monthly meeting in Ribblesdale


School. On Saturdayt the club


joins forces with Clitheroe Flower Club at its popu­ lar annual show in the lower Parish Hall. The Flower Club’s show


is always competitive and widely known for the beauty of the floral dis­


plays. Mr Wallwork


his wife, who retired as a shop assistant from Ke­ nyon’s in Clitheroe two years ago, plan to pursue,


their hobby. They are also keen stargazers. In addition he is an ad


mirer of organ music and attends recitals. His love of gardening


was mirrored in the gifts from his colleagues at the Post Office, who pre­ sented him with a lawn mower. The office gave him a


Black and Decker Work- master and he received a letter from the Director of Post to mark his retire ment. Mr Wallwork and his


wife will also be kept busy in future months when they move to River­ side, Low Moor.


Knock-out is winner


For the first time the ,


Garden Club show is being run on a competi­ tive basis, with 24 classes for flowers and produce. R ib b le V a l ley parks superintendent Mr Roger Hirst will be the judge. On this occasion, en .


tries are restricted to club members and Clitheroe residents only, but it is already clear that- the show may have to, be ex­ tended to a wider area.


Foot s lo g behind the Iron Curtain


CLITHEROE teenager Nicholas Weaver -ar­ rived home on Friday after a .three; week foot slogging but enjoyable trip to Czechoslovakia..


Nicholas (19); of Salthill with the honesty- and Villa, was the town’s rep­


resentative in a Thwaites Scholarship scheme. After assembling in London, his party had two' days of tiring travelling through Ostend and Stuttgart; before reaching the Czech capital of Prague. .


with his partner a young girl, and her family and looked round the capital.


Here Nicholas met up


He then spent a week at a youth camp, walking


in an area of countryside known as “ C z e ch o s ­ lovakia’s paradise.”


After a further week at


the family’s country cot­ tage, some 60 miles north of P ra g u e , N ich o la s rounded off his trip with another four days in the capital.


He was very impressed


It’s showtime at Chipping


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Eric, who appears all


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for Lepra THE Ribble Valley team which won the North West “It’s a Knock-out" con te s t organised by Lepra last year had to be content to share the hon­ ours this time.


Carol White, David Bush, Tony Bush, David Dobson and Duncan Fielding — were joint winners with the Guardian Exchange team, Lytham. Through, sponsorship,


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• Stanley Park, Blackpool, on Sunday. At half-time the Ribble Valley team were seven points behind Lytham, but managed to draw level in an exciting finish.


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Last sendee at Sabden for vicar


THE Vicar of Sabden for the past three-and-a half years, Fr Trevor Vau­ ghan takes his last service at St Nicholas’s Church on Sunday, before moving to Chorley. Fr Vaughan becomes


vicar of St George’s, Chorley, a parish with a population of 11,000 September 1st. He came to Sabden


from the Coventry diocese and has been Whalley Deanery Youth Chaplain and" "chaplain at Bramley Meade Maternity Hos­ pital His wife ’Anne served


on the parish council and taught at St Ambrose CE School, Grindleton. They have four children. Fr Vaughan hopes to


pay a return call to Sabden for a Mothers Union enrolment service on October 7th.


wife and two children to


the show. Show chairman Mr


Peter Stott is confident that the show, at Leag- ram Park, will be its usual success and a good day out for all the family. . Entries are high and to add encouragement prize money has been increased all. round,, particularly, in the heavy horse section. A horse-jumping class


for Pony Club members has been reintroduced


after some years. There will be the usual


classes for sheep, cattle and horses, a dog show and horse racing in the late afternoon. The Women’s Institute


are once again organising a craft demonstration and parents will be able to leave their young-children in a creche provided by the Playgroup mothers. A d iv e r s ion comes


during the afternoon from the local lads who will give a motor cycle demon­ stration based on the tele­ vision programme “Kick Start,” in which machines are driven over and through a series of obsta­ cles. Sheep dog trials are


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“Everyone was very


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