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CLITHEROE Speakers’ Club had a speech contest at last week’s meeting. The competition, held


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Club annual meeting will be held on Tuesday.


Cup, was presented by Clitheroe president Mr G e o f f L e a v e r and timekeepers were Mr Len Long and Mr Frank Nelson. Genera! evaluator was Mr Ian Cooke, West­ ern District vice-presi­ dent. Clitheroe Speakers’


T u r t le , p resident of Castle Speakers’ Club, Blackburn; Mr Norman Galloway, past president of the Burnley club and Mr Alan Ross,'past presi­ dent of the Clitheroe club. The trophy, the Ross


Blackburn, who spoke about ‘,‘A Slow Train to Canaan.” Second place went to Mr Alan Taylor with a topical theme, “Liverpool for the Cun.” Other speakers were Mr Chris Roberts, Mr Lionel Patterson, Mr Brian Alli­ son and Mr Don An­ derson. Judges were Mr Ron


under the rules of the As­ sociation of Speakers’ Clubs, was attended by visitors from local clubs who gave the speakers a warm reception. Winner was Mr Stanley


DIVING into the water fully clothed, Miss Diane Frankland, an assistant Cub Scout leader from Chatburn, rescued a Cub who appeared to be in difficulties during a swim­


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surface at the start of one of the races and Miss Frankland plunged to his assistance. He was unaf­ fected when she brought him to the side. Mr B. Seed supervised


ool on Saturday The boy was slow to


Broughton (St I aids), swortli (Panthers). 9 years — Silencer (Loyola), Hargreaves (Lovola), Iphofen (Waddington. g -years — Clover (St Paul s), Tompkins (Ribblesdale), Pritch­


ard (Ribblesdale). F re e sl}lc: 10 ytnirs


Schofield, Farnsworth, Brough­ ton. 9 years — Hargreaves, Spensley (Loyola), Lewis (Waddington). 8 years — Glover, Tompkins. Pritchard. Hreast stroke: Schofield,


Moors (St Paiil’s), ru rn e r (Loyola), Barrett (Ribblesdalo). 0 vears — Allen (St Marys),


joined forces. RESULTS


peted, and once again St Paul’s won the Forrest Trophy with 62 points. Runners-up were Ribbles- dale (52) and Loyola (50). For the squadron race, St Mary’s and Chatburn


the gala,and was assisted by Mrs H. Crompton, Mr Bleazard and the Cub football managers. Twelve packs com­


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Harrison (Waddington), Nichol­ son (Gisburn). Egg and spoon: Open —


Schofield (Ribblesdale), Petty (St Mary's). Nicholson. S and 0 vears — Panthers, Tigers, Leopards.


Iphofen, Green (Gisburn). C a n d le race: Open —


ton (Gisburn), Traylor (Loyola), Whittaker (Panthers).


Ball race: Open — Pilking-


(Whalley), Broughton (St Paul’s), Spencer (Loyola). Plunge: Open — Spencer,


Hack stroke: 10 years — Schofield (R i b b le sd a l e ) ,


Float race: Open — Lee


Gisburn. Squadron race: St Pauls,


Lovola, Waddington. D e a n e r y m o t h e r s m e e t


ing member, reported on the Bradford Diocesan MU Council meeting, when the increased sub-' scriptions were discussed.


A MEETING of the Mothers’ Union Bowland Deanery Committee, held at the home of Mrs I: Walmsley, of Waddington, was attended by rep ­ resentatives of neighbour­ ing p a r ish e s in th e deanery. Mrs Walmsley, presid­


Young Members in the Bradford Diocese are sun- porting a project to help deaf children, as their special social concern this year.


It was announced that


made for the Deanery Festival at Gisburn on May 27th. Mrs Penning­ ton, of Hurst Green, thanked Mrs Walmslev for her hospitality.


Arrangements were


TWO Clitheroe women who between them have clocked up 50 years’ ser­ vice at Trutex received a golden reward for their hard work on Friday. At a presentation at the


watch from factory man­ ager Mr Peter Rush. Both women joined


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Turner Street, received a gold locket and Mrs Bar- bara Cowperthwaite (51). of Fdrt Street, a; 7 go Id


Henthorn factory Mrs Anne Livesey (50), of


the cutting room. Their colleagues joined


Trutex 25 years ago at the Waterloo factory and later moved to Henthorn. Mrs Livesey began as a


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them at Friday’s presen­ tation which was also at­ tended by general man ager Mr C. Dunford and floor lady Mrs Myra Birch. tioSeen after the presenta­


Mrs Birch, Mrs Cow perthwaite, Mrs Livesey and Mr Rush.


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