' 16 'Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 27th, 1980
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INSTEAD 'of eating' .the ‘ traditional cake. on his 17th birthday, Waddington teenager Neil Howarth was celebrating with pork and apple fingers. ■
prize-winning product invented by Neil and
-’■two of his friends at •Blackpool and Fylde College.
.The three, who are ‘first-year students in the
, For the fingers are' a
• walked off, '-with a tso prize for thinking up the ‘ best new food product at a national meat products ’ competition at Salford College of Technology; It was a double celebra
;,food: technology,, depart.. . ment at the colleen
tion for Neil, for he won the. p r iz e on h is birthday.,
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Farm,',:put''forward the idea and was helped by Blackpool students Bob
Neil, of Buckstalls
Marsden and Jo h n Ashton to
perfect.the
■le^ e section for th e ; the most difficult , in .:
original food .product w a s
the competition. For it: meant not just thinking .up a new recipe,, but,
' producing a file on the cooking lo s ses and yields, the micro-biology implications, methods of cooking and ■ mai kcta-
: bility. And who knows, pork • .
;and apple fingers could -soon be on our plates!""
. In his. spare time, Neil, a former pupil of
:the pig breeding unit on his parents’ farm. He is
a member of Clitheroe YFC.
.
and'Jean, have another son, Ryan (11), who at tends Bowland School.
His parents, Ernest in some practice
Bowland County Secon dary School, helps with
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R E P R E S E N T A TIVES of local volun tary organisations who have helped Calder- stones Hospital were praised for tneir efforts during the past year at a special “thank you” dinner at the hospital. . Guests froW the Ribble Valley wel comed
Community
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Dr G. A. Levell, ng WI, Standfast WI "’I, Burley-in- Wharfedale
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THE food matched the films at a meeting of Clitheroe Women Con servatives. For' entertainment at
a Scandinavian buffet in Clitheroe Conservative Club was provided by Mr George Lancaster, proprietor of Clitheroe Travel.who showed films of Sweden and Norway. Afterward those con
templating a holiday in either country could
sample traditional fare, including open sand wiches, salami and savouries.
Among those who at
tended the evening, which raised about £30 for Conservative funds, were Mrs Gill Wadding ton, wife of Clitheroe Division MP Mr David Waddington, and Mrs M. Kay, chairman.of the Division’s women Con servatives. '
Pictured behind one of -
the tasty displays of food are (from the left): Mrs Violet Ward, Mrs Mattie Whalley, trea surer Mrs Mabel Hough ton, chairman Mrs Eunice Owen, Mrs Eva Sedgewick and Mrs Bettv Collinge.
An appealing day out
MORE than 90 bellringers from all parts of Lancashire will'meet in Whalley on Saturday to learn more about their ancient art. -
„nTh„e c° ars£’ hel(l in Ringers, whose general .Whalley CE School from secretary is Mr , Frank lO-iS a.m to 5 p.m., will Reynolds, of Prestwich; ;
discuss Change ringing The first- course, at for .beginners” and “How Whalley Abbey mine years to instruct.
, , There will also be prac- neople. Each year : the ical ringing sessions in tenue is different, the . parish churches of The' event at ■ Cll.%
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THE number of children attending schools in the Ribble Valley this term is( 93 less than - at the same' time a year ago.
ficer Mr Fred Calvert told the Ribble Valley District Liaison Committee for Education that the statis tic highlighted the trend of a reduction in birth rates.
District Education Of
this year’s total was 9,269 children, compared ; with 9,362 for the spring term of 1979. This year’s figure included a drop of 230 pupils at primary schools and of one at special schools.
Mr Calvert said that
of 138 in the number of students at secondary schools but Mr , Calvert felt this level would reach a peak by 1982-83. ; V
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