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First pastorate at Chatburn


NEW Methodist Minister at.Chatburn,is to be the. Rev. Timothy J. Bradshaw (24), who takes


up the post on September 1st. It will be his first full­


time appointment. He takes over from the Rev. Ward Jones, who is moving to Wootton Bas­ sett, Wiltshire. For the last three


years, Mr Bradshaw has been :training for the ministry a t . Wesley Col­ lege, near Bristol. Before that, he worked


as a residential child care o f f ic e r in his native Leicester.


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connections, however, he is not unfamiliar with Lancashire. His father was born in Preston and lived at Padiham before moving to Leicester and 1 his paternal grandmother still- lives at Bilsborrow, near Preston. Mr Bradshaw’s 22-year-


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LORD Clitheroe has given china mugs to all the pupils and staff of Downham CE School to help com­ memorate the Royal Wedding. They will be pre­


also to receive a set of R o y a l W e d d in g stamps e a ch , but since these are not due to be issued until July 22nd, they will probably be handed over at the beginning of next term.


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sented by headmis­ tress Mrs V. M. Hall at a ceremony in school this afternoon, which will be followed by an end-of-term ser­ vice in St Leonard’s Church. The children are


Sabden school cook’s special send off


MOST mums would like to share some of Mrs Pat. Ainsworth’s secrets for dealing with troublesome children at mealtimes.


For Mrs Ainsworth has


been cooking meals for Sabden’s schoolchildren for the past 28 years and says she has always man­ aged to cope with difficult youngsters — even get­ ting them to eat their “greens.”


Sadly, Mrs Ainsworth


(52) retires tomorrow though ill-health. “I shall miss it, because I’ve thoroughly enjoyed every minute,” she said. Mrs Ainsworth, of Pendle S tr e e t E a s t ,


Sabden, started as a gen­ eral assistant in Sabden County Primary School kitchen and ,has been cook-in-charge for the past 26 years.


She also cooks for chil­


dren at the village nurse­ ry and St Mary’s RC School, about 100 in all.


“I know the children go


home t e l l in g th e i r mothers about the strange dinners they’ve had — such as goldfish, when they were in fact peaches — but I’ve never had any complaints,” she said. “You have to humour


children and I’ve always managed to win them over in the end.”


YFC does well at Royal Show


MEMBERS of Gisburn YFC fared well in the Royal Agricultural Show at Stoneleigh, War­ wickshire. Brother, and s is te r


Robert and Helen Fal- shaw won first prize in the craft and commentary


competition. They qual­ ified by winning the York­ shire finals and YFC northern area field day at Penrith in May.


Helen (15) demons­


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trated the ancient art o f spinning, using an antique wheel, while Robert (12) explained what she was doing.


The pair, who live at


Shuttleworth Hall, Gis­ burn, both attend Rivers- mead County Secondary School, where Helen has been taught spinning by needlework teacher Mrs Alexandra Walmsley. A Gisburn YFC entry


entitled “Things we do in the YFC” took third place in the club d isp la y section. The display, measuring


eight feet long by six feet wide and six feet high, was prepared by all mem­ bers of the club. Seven of their number took it to the show — Helen Mat- tinson (16), Virginia Tate (15), Linda Hanson (14), Sarah Gorst (14), Heather Lund (18), and her sisters Alison (14) and Helen


(13). It is the first time the


club has entered for that section of the show. To qualify for the 10-club final, they had to win the Settle District YFC Rally and the Northern Area Field Day at Penrith. The display was shown


HALL — WARD


TWO employees of the Spread Eagle H o te l , Sawley, Miss Joan Cat- hrinb Ward and Mr Jeremy T. Hall, held a reception there after their ■ marriage at Clitheroe Parish Church. The bride is the eldest


daughter of Mrs Kathleen Ward, of Burnley Road, Accrington, and the late


youngest son of Mrs Pat Hall, of Eshton Terrace, Clitheroe, and the late Rev. J. T. Hall. Given away by her


Mr Harold Ward. The bridegroom is the


! She is full of praise for


the head teachers she has worked alongside: “In this school the Kitchen and teaching staff have always worked together closely.” As a farewell, the


pupils gave a concert in her honour on Thursday. Mrs Ainsworth, whose


late husband Arnold was a former chairman of Sabden Parish Council, has two "sons, Keith and Jack. She has iust returned


from a well-earned holi­ day in Venice, and now, with more time on her hands, she intends to con­ centrate on her hobbies of dressmaking and wine­ making.


old wife Catherine", who hails from High Wy­ combe, Buckinghamshire, is a trained bi-lingual sec­ retary. The couple met in Dorset and. have been married for 15 months. A keen caver,'Mr Brad­


shaw is looking forward to l iv in g in the Ribbie V a lley, although he doubts that his new post will permit him much time to pursue his main hobby. Mr and Mrs Bradshaw


are due to move into the Manse on Crow Trees Brow, on August 21st, two days after Mr Jones leaves the area. Like his predecessor,


Mr Bradshaw will have pastoral responsibility for five chapels — .Chatburn, Grindleton, Slaidburn, Harrop Fold and Payth- orne.


Courses for


swimmers R IB B L E V A L L EY youngsters will be able to brush up on their swim­ ming techniques during the summer holidays. Ribblesdale Pool is to


stage advanced swimming courses (for competent swimmers) incorporating: survival techniques, be­ ginners diving and life saving. The maximum number


of pupils per class is 10. Charges will vary depend­ ing upon the duration of the course.


' Further details are av­


ailable from the Ribbles­ dale Pool (Tel. Clitheroe 24825).


Goodbye cook


YOUNGSTERS and staff at Bright Street Nursery, Clitheroe, say goodbye to­ morrow to their retiring cook, Mrs Elsie Crane. Mrs Crane, of Standen


Road, Clitheroe, first began working at the nursery as a cleaner. She then became assistant in the kitchen and cook two years ago.


Bridge Club


THIS week's winn ers ai Clitheroe Bridge Club were: NS — Mrs Pickles and Mrs Snowden, Mrs Moiza and Mrs Catlow. EW — Mrs Lynch and Mrs- Howarth. Mrs Wilson and Mrs Ainsworth. Twelve-and-a-half tab le s


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brother, Stephen, the bride wore a dress of white organza and flowing train trimmed with . Not­ tingham lace. Her long veil, edged with lace, was held in place by a head­ dress of white flowers and pearls, and she carried a shower bouquet of white orchids, sonya roses, stephanotis, gypsophila and white carnations. Matron of honour was


at an event in Harrogate at the weekend and YFC members hope to put it on display in Gisburn within the next few weeks.


‘In hand’


MORE than £6,000 ' is owing to the Ribble Valley. Council in mort­ gage arrears. Borough Treasurer Mr


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Gordon Onslow told mem­ bers of the Council’s Housing Committee that the amount was £200 less than the corresponding amount last year, but said that the situation was in hand.


Mrs Eileen M. Brand, the bride’s sister, who wore a tiered apricot nylon or­ ganza dress, trimmed with satin ribbon and a circlet of apricot flowers as headdress. She carried a shower bouquet of white carnations, sonya roses, stephanotis and gyp­ sophila. B e s t man was Mr


Christopher M. Hall, the bridegroom’s brother and ushers were Mr Alan S co t t and Mr Percy Hogarth. The service was conducted' by Canon J. C. Hudson. After a honeymoon in


the Cotswolds, the couple are to live in Chatburn Old Brow, Chatburn. Photograph: Paul Dux- bury, Accrington.


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AN application for an im­ provement grant for 6 Sha w b r id g e S tr e e t , Clitheroe, which is a listed building, has been refused. The Ribble Valley


Council’s Housing Com­ mittee was told that the four-storey property forms the frontage o f 'a plot known a s t h e . Old Tannery. The grant was refused


because the authority no longer makes improve­


ment grants, due to lack of funds, and only statut­ ory intermediate grants are available.


Duty chemists


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ACWW questionnl culated among T Lancashire on thJ of “the greatest 1 damage to moderl life” put TV topi list, with lack of al at home and scho| divorce, poor h| “keeping up with 1 eses, ’ and tumin| from religion, as 1 the other suggestil On the questioil


ing, thanked ll Spencer and Mr.l for arranging thfl to Hexham. VisitJ Sawley and Fer| are to be welcon month. The findingsL


items for the:LF''f auction on August] asked to conta] Jackson.


is the best way tl teract bad influf one of the main| was “keep open schools." Anyone with s |


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Institute’s Field August 29th, at Mrs Simpson’s t park, the WI is irt of the cake stall. A small commitl


At Rimington


formed to arran| floral exhibit Flower Festival burn Parish Churl August 14th to 16tl


details of the hal and produce si] August 8th, to bel by Mrs B. Dug former r e s id t l Rimington.


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