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Clitheroe Advertiser and, Times, September 25tli, 1980 ,5 iOE and Brownies enjoy a mini-


(-Village life under the microscope


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s : Planning ’Committee is to be asked to agree to a study 'of- rural services in the area.


The move stemmed


from a meeting of the Ribble Valley Parish Council’s Liaison Commit­ tee, where :■ Chief Execu­


t iv e ■. Mr Michael Jackson reported on a similar study which took place,in: Cheshire over a 10-year period. It looked at the changes in services in vil­ lages and their implica­ tions.


Mr Jackson said that |LO


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GRINDLETON playing fields is not quite the Olympic Stadium in Moscow; but it provided the setting for a mini Olympics — the Bowland District Brownie and Guide Revels — on Saturday. Some of.the events,'such as the water race, dressing-up race,


wheelbarrow and egg and spoon races would also have raised a few eyebrows at the Olympics'proper, butjhey proved great fun for the 100 Brownies and Guides taking part. Winners fittingly received home-made gold, silver and bronze medals presented by Division Commissioner Mrs Pat Hould-


sworth. The overall winners were West Bradford, who earned most


BRIDGE CLUB


FOURTEEN tables were in play at Clitheroe Bridge Club’s duplicate game. Winners were: NS — Equal first, Mrs Kos- molski and Mrs Oxford, Mr and Mrs Sheldon. EW — Mr Spencer and Mr Moore, Mr F. Walker and Mr Nicol-Smith. Handicap winners were: NS — Mrs Thome and Miss Tyerman. EW — Mrs Haworth and Mrs Moss. In a duplicate match, pointed


bridge playing in a no trump contract, instead of a suit, can mean the difference between a top or average score. The fol­ lowing hand illustrates this point:


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S K7&3 HQ42 D 94 C KQ42


S Q10 H 9865 D J1085 C 1087


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would be four spades played by east. Several pairs, however, played in three no trumps, making 12 tricks as the cards lie, for a' top score.


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A BEAUTIFULLY iced cake symbolised the 14th birthday of West Bradford ,W7 "whose members gathered for a celebration party at St Cathertne’s Sunday School. About 40 members enjoyed supper of hot-pot


and>apple pie and cream, following a talk by Mr John Hera (senior) on local history. He also recited poetry and told Lancashire jokes. Mem­


bers presented him with a pot plant and he-was thanked by. the president Mrs Molly Mitchell.


Celebrations also included games of bingo and


singing, accompanied by Mrs McKenzie. ■ Mrs Mitchell is pictured (centre back) with


some of the members. The cake which was baked by Mrs Wallbank and iced by Mrs Leach.


Over to you


EVERYONE will be able to have a say at the open meeting for men and


women which Clitheroe Speakers Club is holding at the Station Hotel on Tuesday evening. Members of other clubs


in the area are expected to be represented.


THE STABLES, DUCK STREET,


CLITHEROE. Tel. 26914


points to take both the Brownie and Guide shields, which are awarded for a different activity each year.


burn,-Waddington and Slaidburn, and Guides from the Riming- ton and Dunsop Bridge companies. .


Also taking part were Brownie packs from Grindleton, Gis- f:


Leaders were joined by parents and friends who went along to


spur on the competitors and afterwards everyone joined in-a picnic tea on the field.


• The event was organised by District Commissioner Mrs Margaret Hogg, assisted by other Guiders.


Birthday fun at West Bradford


over the past few years there had been a change in the'provision of village facilities, such as trans­ port services,'shops, post offices and village schools.


The study, which will


be compiled from the re­ sults of a questionnaire, would discover the extent of these changes and their effect on village life.


He assured members


that the study would be v e ry economical and


1 useful and the committee recommended that it should take place.


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Recovering


LEADER of the Ribble Valley Council, Coun Harry Riding, is recover­ ing well from a gall blad­ der operation.


. Coun. Riding, who rep­ resents Longridge, was home from hospital at Preston earlier this week. “ I hope to be back at work on Monday and defi­ nitely aim to be at the full council meeting the fol­ lowing night,” he said.


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