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Ring for FREE NO JOTE


THERE was plenty to cheer about


Clitheroe Girls’ Gram­ mar School sports day as records tumbled in nine events. -


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three records. In. the 2nd year 200 metres, she clocked in a t ’ 29.4 sec (previously 31.2 sec). In the junior 400m she regis­ tered 1 min. 9.1 sec (1 min 12.3) and in the


Janet Ashworth broke


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year throw with 41.5m (32.3m), as did Heidi Hughes in the same event for the 2nd year — 49.5m, against 40.1m.


fell to Diane Ridings in 28.5 sec (29 sec) and she also broke the senior 400m record in 1 min 5.3 (1 min 6).


The senior 200m record


junior long jump her dis­ tance of 4.26m was nearly half a metre up on the previous best.


Ruth Chew shattered the record in the first


record went to Sheila Bil­ lows in 1 min 10.5 (1 min 11.9). Assheton house broke


The intermediate 400m


the previous best junior relay time by one second, clocking in at 1 min. Lumb house won the championship, followed by


Assheton, Llewellyn, Derby and Delacy. Prizes w e r e ' p re s e n te d by Clitheroe Mayoress Mrs Alice Wells.


RESULTS


Key: Assheton (A), Delacy (Dl), Derby (D), Llewellyn


(LI), Lumb (L). Hurdles: Junior — J. Ash­


■ Bradshaw (D), A. Walters (L), S. Kilmister (Dl). Senior — S. Walker. (LI), S. Read (A), H.


worth (A), J. Cross (D), J. Evans (LI), Intermediate — C.


Chard (L). 100m: 1st year — J. Cross


(L), S. Walker (LI), C. Jones (D). 200m: 1st year — J. Cross


White (LI), C. Piper (Dl). High jump: .Junior — b


(D), R. Murdoch (A), M. Jones (L). 2nd year — J. Ashworth. (A), E. Parkes (LI), E. Keigh­ ley (Dl). 3rd year —. D. Birt­ wistle (L). J. Oldfield (LI), Z. Kitehing (A). 4th year — C. Bradshaw (D), A. Walters (L), S. White (LI). Senior — D. Ridings (L), joint second E. Gorman (A) and S. Walker


(LI). 400m: Junior — J. Ashworth


(D), M. Aspin (Dl), J. Whitwell (A). 2nd vear — E. Parkes (LI), H. 9 race (L), H. Dale (A). 3rd year — D. Birtwistle (L), J. Oldfield (LI), E. Hill (A). 4th year — C. Bradshaw (D), S. Teasdale (Dl), S. White (LI). Senior — K. Richardson


(A), E. Parkes (LI), M. Aspin (Dl). Intermediate — S. Bil­ lows (D), J. Oldfield (LI), J. King (Dl). Senior — D. Ridings (L), C. Jones (D), S. Walker (LI).


Nuttall (L), M. Jones (L). In­ termediate — S. Cruse (A). J. King (Dl), J . Oldfield (LI). Senior — D. Ridings (L), K.


800m — E. Parkes (LI), S. Youth club’s business venture <i.


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TRESSES £49


B r i d g e jCLUB


TWELVE tables were in at


Mrs J. Martindale and Mr A. F. W o o l l in , Mr Spencer and Mr Grayson. EW — Mr J. Spencer and Mr Moore, Mr Cubbon


Winners were: NS - Jlitheroe


MAY 31st, 9 a.m. rAL QUILT COVERS


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TRINITY Youth Club members ventured into the handicraft business when they staged a four-day craft exhibi­ tion and sale at the youth centre.


Tuesday after several hundred visitors had toured the display of


The event ended on


crafts ranging from cuddly toys to delicate glass and chinaware, pottery, corn dollies, wrought ironwork and even tiny model cot­


tages.About 20 exhibitors, including a few from Clitheroe, took part, and youth club mem­ bers pictured here with


and Mr Buchannon. The following hand demons­


trates the value of the ACOL limit bid:


I Love all, West dealer.


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one diamond, North should double for takeover. East now re-doubles and South should bid one heart, West passes, and North jumps to four


If West opens with a bid of n


sacrifice in- five hearts, which goes two off doubled for a top


uiua iuw score.


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TREASURER’S OLD OFFICE MAY BE A HOUSE AGAIN


AN application for permission for the change oi of a section or the former Ribble Valley


to council requirements now that the new offices


The offices are surplus


are in use. Other applications from


hearts, a limit bid. East now has a problem. II


he bids four spades, North will __in. fivo hpfirts. which


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Ways with turkey


HOW to bone a turkey was ithe subject of a de- • monstration


Ladies Club. J.


domestic Mrs


at Whalley Adult Centre, demonstratied how to cut


science teacher a


away the skm Oif a turke^ theroe district Scout S S .S ’


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bones were soups:Mrs F a i rb u rn . was thanked by president Mrs K. Owen.


at Edisford fairburn,


Clitheroe include: a new shop front for a newsa­ gent at 28 Whalley Road, with an illuminated shop sign (0594 and 0595), an illuminated advertising shop sign and projecting sign at Low Moor Garage (0604); permission to build a one metre-high brick wall at the front and side of the garden at 50 River­ side, Low Moor (0611) and an extension to an existing bungalow to form dining room and bed­


Cubs to hold mirii-olympics


THERE is the promise of lo ts of fun a t th e


A n S S " S i Executive g . l . en. June made in to I


21st. The gala, to be held in


Borough Treasurer’s Department, 13 Churcl Street, Clitheroe, from offices to a house has been received by the council’s Planning Depart­ ment (number 0602);


■Avenue (0612). At West Bradford, out­


room at 4- Shireburn


line planning permission is sought for a two-bed- roomed -bungalow at Drake House F arm , Eaves Hall Lane (0606).


been received from Grind- leton. One is for the de­ molition of. farm buildings and an extension to form a house at Endridge Farm (0596) and the. other is for a barn conversion to a garage and upper lounge a t Cockletn. House,


Two applications have __


the heanno and offers all-round dearer hearing for those wth a mid perceptive loss.


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FOR NERVE DEAFNESS AND DEAFNESS IN LATER LIFE Specially featured the Wdex Directional. Separates lh e | irT 2 e o i words, cuts out background noise, helps you hear conversations, cinemas. TV, chu


__________ __________ . . . .churchservices,theatre.


etc., al normal level. I'M NOT REALLY DEAF. Many visitors lo the exhibition tell


Harrop Fold (0593). Other applications in­


us this and we understand exactly what they mean; being confused when several people are talking together, words


the grounds of Brow- sholme Hall, home of the Parker family, starts at 2


p.m. A highlight will be a


Cubs mini-olympics, and there will also be after­ noon teas, ices and miner­ als, a tombola, >raffle; and various.stalls.


clude: permission to build a single-storey garage at; Windy Ridge, Pendleton (0566); outline permission for the proposed sub-divi­ sion of an existing house, Snodworth Croft, Snod- worth Road, Langho, into two with a double garage (0600); at 2 St Mary’s Drive, Langho, for an ad­ ditional single-storey bed­ room, bathroom and garage extension to pro­ vide accommodation - for the disabled (0598); for the re-modernisation of Higher: Sandy Syke, Tos- side (0551) and for the siting of a caravan as a temporary home .-at Mytton Avenue, Clitheroe Road, Barrow (0603).


soundinq muffled and indistinct, Ihe need lo have television . _ j ” . . . I___I


IN OUR SHOWROOMS NOW TRAFALGAR ST, BURNLEY Tel. 33311 ARNOLD G WILSON ’y V*.


a n d 'S o t roloud lix others. II this is your problem, ask lo try the NEW WIDEX MINI COMPACT, when you visit Ihe exhibition.


-Ik.-.,. II <k:» rvinklam aclf in


some of the exhibits helped man the stalls. The exhibition was


•will go towards club funds.


organised by part-time y o u th l e a d e r V a l Weston and it was a completely new venture for the club. Any money raised


•


Keighley (Dl), E. Ainsworth (D), J. Evans (LI). Intermedi­ ate — S. Kilmister (Dl), D. Goodwill (A), joint third C. Townson (L), H. Entwistle (LI). Senior — J. Atkinson (A), K. Richardson (L), K. Proctor


(D).


worth (A), S. Wilson (D), E. Greenwood (A). Intermediate — S. Kilmister (Dl), D. Good­ will (A), C. Bradshaw (D). Senior — K. Richardson (L), K. Proctor' (D),. S. Hamilton (Dl). Throw:-1st year — R. Chew


Long jump: Junior — J . Ash­ T A L Record-breaking day for girl athletes


CLITHEROE’S Stanley House, listed as being of historical and architectur­ al interest, is an “abso­ lutely shocking building”, it was stated at a meeting of the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Control Sub-Committee. ’ Coun. Brian Braith-


waite (Clitheroe) told members: “It is worse even than Castle House and I would rather see it demolished and the land used for housing.” He was supporting an


application by the building f irm P e n d le House (Clitheroe) to remove Stanley House and con­ struct housing on the site. Recommending refusal,


Miss Judith Margaret Dibb was married to com­ puter programmer Mr William Gareth Lowton at Christ Church, Clifton, Bristol.


Personnel secretary


Chief Architect and Plan­ ning Officer Mr Philip Bailey said that in the recent consultative docu­ ment ’ for the Clitheroe District Plan, it was made clear that efforts should be made to preserve and enhance Stanley House when the site is de­ veloped. Residential develop­ ment was considered ap-


(A), M. Bagot (L), A. Work­ man (A). 2nd year — H. Hughes (L), H. Brace (L), E. Greenwood (A). Discus: Inter­ mediate — S. Kilmister (Dl), D. Goodwill (A), C. Townson (L). Senior — S. Catlow (LI), D. Catlow (LI), H. Chard (L). Shot putt: Intermediate —


daughter of Mrs J. M. Dibb, of Bentlea Road, Gisburn, and the late Mr W. Dibb.


The bride is the elder


youngest son of Mr and Mrs P. T. Lowton, of Sid- mouth, South Devon. The bride, given away


The bridegroom is the


propriate, but only if the building is retained. He told the committee


that in the foreseeable future a developer could come along with plans which would include the retention of the house. The application was


refused. 1


C. Townson (L), S. Kilmister (Dl), C. Iphofen (LI). Senior — S. Catlow (LI), C. Hutchinson (D), H. Chard (L). Walk: J. Seed (LI), S. White


(LI), S. Freeman (D). Mile: J. Ashworth (A), A.


Walters (L), J. King (Di). Javelin: S. Cooper (LI), H.


third LI and Dl. Intermediate — Dl, D, L. Senior— L. D. A Obstacle: A, L, D.


of honour


Scouts in guard


TEN Rib b le Valley Scouts helped form a guard of honour for the Queen when she visited a water treatment plant at Catterall. . Of the 10, . there were


three Clitheroe Queen’s Scouts — Alistair Mac- leod, of Pendle Road, David Tattersall,' of Fair- field Drive and Duncan Fielding, of Peel Park Avenue. There was also one


Brace (L), H. Chard (L). Relays: Junior — A, L, joint


Tour of stately . house


__ GUIDED to u r of Temple Newsam, near Leeds, was much enjoyed by 40 members and friends of Clitheroe Anti­ que Collectors Club. They were shown round


by Mr G. E. Hoare, wore a pale apricot taffeta ankle-length gown and her headdress was a crown of white freesia and gyp. She carried a shower bouquet of lilies, gyp- sophila and foliage. Matron of honour was


LOWTON — DIBB The couple spent their


honeymoon touring. P hotograph: Mr Logan, Bristol.


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A new post for deputy treasurer


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s deputy treasurer for the past five years, Mr Leslie Pickering, is leav­ ing to take up a new post. He has been appointed


assistant treasurer with Burnley Borough Council


and will start his new job


in June 16th. Burnley-born Mr Pick­


Mrs Sue Lowton, the bridegroom’s sister-in- law, best man was Mr G. C. Lowton, the brideg­ room’s brother, and usher was Mr M. Way. The ceremony was con


ering (35) started his local government career in the treasurer’s department of the former Burnley CBC. He became an accoun­


PENDLE MILL


tancy assistant and was later promoted deputy borough tre a su re r of


Darwen. Before moving to the


I Following a champagne reception at the couple’s home in Bristol, an even­ ing reception was held at the Crown Inn, Winford.


ducted by the Rev. P. Berg and organist was Mr B. Tapolliani.


Ribble Valley in 1975 he was principal assistant; re­


search technical officer with Blackburn Borough


Council. Mr Pickering, who is


married with three chil­ dren, lives in Peel Park Avenue. He plans to stay on in the town.


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the house by Mr J. Harri­ son and saw many fas­ cinating items, including a rare Chippendale desk. Some of tlie party also strolled th ro u g h th e gardens. Stops were made on the


. A VAILABLE IN SHOP " OPEN EVERY DAY


Call or phone Clitheroe 23174 - USUAL STOCK \


(INCLUDING WEDS, 10-30 a.m. — 1 p.m.) PENDLE ROAD,


coach journey for coffee and afternoon tea at The P o s t 'H o u s e H o te l , Bramhope. The trip was organised


2 MONTHS COLOUR TV RENTALS


FREE VIEWING ON RECONDITIONED


eg 22ln. Philips, ITT, Marconlphone, pay only £9.50 for first month then no more to pay for 3 months (minimum rental period 12 months)


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by,secretary Mrs C. Ad- derley and treasurer Mrs


K. Aspinall.The next date in the club calendar is the AGM on Monday, at the Sun Inn, Waddmgton.


Scout from each Clitheroe group — Michael Bentley, of Salthill View (Loyola); Peter Hogg, of Conway Avenue (Ribblesdale); S tep h en Cow gill, of H e re ford Dri v e (St Mary’s): Stephen Geldard of Pendle Road ( l s i Pendle); Anthony Manson,. of Warwick Drive (CRGS); Martin Rothwell, of Shireburri Avenue (St P a u l ’s) and Graham Heanan, of Southfield Drive, West Bradford (1st Bowland).


Fewer go to cinema


ADMISSIONS Clitheroe Civic Hall by 7,168 last year. A total of 38,088 tickets


were sold for the cinema, compared with 45,256 the previous 12 months. But because of an increase in ticket prices the income to Ribble Valley Council went up from £21,989 to £23,414.


SOLARA THE BRILLIANT NEWTALBOT HAS THE POWER TO PLEASE.


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