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f sed in Brighton, moved Arom C lith e ro e la st e ugust after his parents fmigrated to Canada. A Rormer pupil of Clitheroe heoyal Grammar School, L and his family lived in


inden Drive and he


unday. baCedric Berner (21), now


r n ambition to be a cacing driver since bhildhood has ju s t mought his own For­ i ula 4 racing car and ls busy preparing for Bis first public race at S ra n d s H a tc h on


A FORMER Clitheroe a man who has nursed


Jstarted training with the Sim Russell Racing Driver 1chool at Silverstone in 977.He used to travel to


Silverstone at weekends while s till living- in y Clitheroe and for about a


s ear, worked as a trainee Garalesman at Primrose


babourer on a number of f uilding sites when he


outh,” said Cedric. l He worked as a irst moved there, but has


t ided to emigrate I took she opportunity to move


otor racing is concerned c and when my parents de­


a “ age.But Brighton is a very mctive area as far as


American Express credit card company. sl His new car — a.Cros-


wrecently started a job ith the Brighton-based


s e 32 Formula 4 single- seater, which he started aaving up for about a year l go — is currently being mooked a fte r by the s echanic who helped Au­ rtralian Alan Jones to his


r out the car — generally kiated as the best of its t nd for a beginner — at ishe Goodwood track and t looking forward to con­ chamesting three important


pionships in his first


tseason which starts with nhe Brands Hatch event


reyhound fanatics. c Now, whenever the


dium. With them for training sessions with the electric s hare go six other pub “re­


Stalackburn Greyhound


snterest in greyhounds ptarted when two whip­ s ets were bought to give hon Peter an interesting obby.“ But I ev en tua lly bought my own grey-


t Moreeambe. i Ken explained that his


Hive at Lancaster and weysham and the dogs a ere trained on the sands


tems from the fact that l Ken and Marlene used to


chin. s The marine connection


S Nymph, Surf Lady, Sea Captain, Sea Red, Urea Sk ate and Sea


A PAIR of whippets bought for their.son years ago turned jovial g Clitheroe landlord Mr Ken Clarkson and his wife, Marlene, into


£1.29 Bhey head for the track at £1.99 Seaidents” — greyhounds


ouple can take time off from running the Brown t Cow Inn, Moor Lane,


heir chance on the track. a But Ken,' who has been


owandlord-cum-greyhound wAner. qualified joiner, he


Steve Boyd, comedian and singer.


toured clubs throughout


ake people laugh. t For about 15 years, he


he North of England as


at the pub, the Clarksons have four others in ken­ tnels at Wigan, waiting for


ot the Brown Cow just l ver a year, is not just a


Las born and bred in v ancaster, and soon disco­ mered he had the talent to


f ound and things took off becrom there. My wife do ame involved with the keegs and now she is as s n on them as I am,” aid Ken.As well as the six dogs


h around &bout


ary and Western evenings o’m crazy,” he said. But


t Discos are all right in their place, but I think


here is a lot of scope for more live entertainment.”


pub provided in Clitheroe’s “s.


foren feels there is a need be more entertainment to


t the pub. I “All the regulars think Kn a more serious note,


p rown Cow, Ken has r olished up his jokes and tegularly comperes Coun­


n Heysham. B Since moving to the


dec en and Marlene.then timided to concentrate full t e on catering and en­ tertainment. They spent lahree years managing a f rge hotel in Lancaster iollowed by a similar spell in charge of a guest house


K huge balloons!


hiHe recalls that part of comes act in those days was two dy drag, aided by


o e Brown Cow switched bver from Whitbread’s orews to become Tetley’s


nly pub in Clitheroe.'


Top marks for Kerry


n last week’s Advertiser and Times — has passed


itores accountant featured


FORMER Ribblesdale School pupil Kerry Ander- s ton — the WRNS trainee


Recently, however, the Clarksons, who have, four children all living away, have had little time for entertaining. thThey have been busy as


her final exams with flying colours and joins HMS Collingwood at Portsmouth later this month.


he practical and theory sections of the exams and emerged with an overall average of 98 per cent.


been entered as a candi­ date for the prestigious c Bob Florence Stores Ac­


As a result, she has


Society of Arts exam and received the training com­ mander’s prize of a book.


ountant ’of the Year ceery impressive 94 per


nt mark in her Royal


shecent world champion­ ip.Cedric regularly tests


oth the Kentagon and RAC Formula 4 champ­ ionships, but the one he will be concentrating on mainly is the Dunlop Star of Tomorrow event which will consist of 11 races at various venues through­ out the country. so“It really would be


ext month. b He will be competing in


“Iirst season,” said Cedric. b have been fascinated siy racing cars almost d nce birth and it is like a


ream come true just to have my own car.”


mething to get a good f championship place in my


Choir returns


for singing of the highest quality, came to Whalley two years ago.


nternational reputation


horal concert in the church on May 13th, at 7- 30 p.m.They will be led by Dr John Ferrell, professor of music at the university and director of the singers for the past 19 years. i The choir, which has an


THERE will be a return visit to Whalley Methodist Church next month of the widely-acclaimed Illinois . State University Madrigal c Singers, who will give a


award. v She has also gained a


Stan’s in


n Kerry, who will be 18 pext month, .gained 100 t er cent passes in both


the groove A NEW record and two cassettes have been pro­ duced by “Jazz College” — the brainchild of Clitheroe musician Stan Barker.


S The record features Rtan, of Waddington moad, and fellow college wember Digby Fair- youngeather accompanying a I


of the college. It was set up two years ago to prom­ tote interest in jazz, par­


oward the development olleges.


. At present, the college is working closely with r Mr Alan Tomlinson, who


the college may be ob­ Tained from Mr John 7 ravis (Tel. Padihaml


broadcast la te r this month. t More information about


1272).


Discovering work! of poetic printer


md I come across that ti emory stirring adver­


0). Swing boats.” diNow where on earth sement? It comes from a


Whalley Window


S dvertiser Offices, Castle mver, are the advertise­ t treet” in 1914 and bore Che title “Legends of Old k litheroe” by J. P. Par­


bages and was published Ay “Robinson, printer,


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from the usual re-telling. Each of the traditional legends is told in rhyme; verses of quite high stan­ dard, particularly the lines headed “Ribblesdale” f which appear in the last


r familiar to all my regular bueyil’s' Apronful,” etc.,


inson. The book tells stories


eaders: “Peg O’Nell,” D Dule upo’ Dun,” “The


t; with one difference neere frequently illumi- ■ talked about it for days!* J .F . I


p liably informed, was a ‘rinter employed in the tAdvertiser Office” and whe columns of the paper d by his work.


Incredibly, I found one. re P. Parkinson, I was


it.


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w rkinson? Being only in “ hat is commonly termed t the toddler stage" when ahe book .first made its roppearance, I looked a und for somebody with cred few more years to their


ew pages. PaWell, who was J. P.


ure. p It contained 50 or so


e the writer’s text, how­ Thents the book contains.


ome my way. toSecond only in interest


S oyal Cafe in King Ptreet; the cafe in Market shipplace; Jack Rigby, the


itheroe contemporaries. R They will recall The


as • pleased when I found [ this old book in my stock­ ing as the late Howard I Carter must have been when he discovered the : tomb of Tutankhamun. 11


t Slightly crazy on these | mhings I might be, but 11


ictures.” ■. ust confess I was almost fi,f5/S7av^ri^ameT(; J o r coaCh holidays V * rhni’r o n fh e r!iantly surprised‘at the superb *N o w is the time to book:So go ahead • * -


t raphic artist and illus-1 hrator of this book” with | Ais studios in Cowper S venue (la te r York| btreet) will be remem­ Oxbered, as will Thompson I c urgh, painter and de­ Lorator of Moor Lane and Eowergatp, and “The t mpire Picture Show — phe place for lovers of fine |


st of Castle Street. g “Edward Pye, photo­


gent of Waterloo, and Mrs | Cheesbrough, stationer, i newsagent' and tobaccon-1


ing agent and newsa­


booklet which came my way at Christmas and it s gave me particular plea­


P“BRUNGERLEY Bridge o leasure Resort. The mldest catering establish­ L ent in the district. c arge and small parties teatered for. Dinners and t as. Camping ground and aents provided. Light ple­ msure row boats. Petrol Botor launch (passed by 5 oard of Trade to carry


read and ap preciate poetry).


thian was far too modest, I d nk. His verses are a t elight to read — quietly oo oneself or aloud, with (byr without an audience


aken place.” niThis former Clithero-


far the best way to


o I hope the author wrote Cuture birthdays and


bearing on the district in which the incidents here t recorded are said to have


d because of their


a That Mr Parkinson was | t s modest as he was woalented is confirmed by fa rds in his author’s pre­ a ce. “They (the verses) here not,issued as poetry,” rh wrote, “but merely as t ymed accounts of old Heraditions and stories.’ Ribb adds: “The stanzas on cludelesdale have been in­


om Cowgill’s, Clitheroe, t and the proceeds will go I


olo by Stan. fr Copies are available |


cicularly in schools and |


uns the Lancashire Youth Big Band, as part of the young musicians’ preparation for a local


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The cassettes spotlight s the college quintet and a |


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