4 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 23rd, 1981 3


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A CLITHEROE man whose family has farmed in the town '


■will be basing his year of office on the motto "Friendship and team-


Mr Robert Berry, of Lower Standen Farm,


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ternational Year of Dis: . 39 on Monday was born at abled People, ' hopes to Lower Standen Farm and devote some of the Round , owns and tends 200 acres Table’s valuable work to ■ of prime dairy farming helping them.


land at three different


tation of a fellow farmer, and has since held the of­ fices of Table convener, sports officer, ways and means officer and area councillor.


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Table in 1974, on the invi- For 15 years, he was an a c t iv e member


He joined the Round sites in Clitheroe.


Clitheroe Young Farmers’ Club and held various of­ fices. He is currently a member of Ribblesdale Farmers’ Club and enjoys


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all sports, although he admits he plays very few. One of his main'inten­


tions during the year will be to maintain and, hope­ fully, even increase the local Round Table’s inter­ national links. Last year, at the na­


Robert and nine other Clitheroe Round Tablet’s and their wives will be the guests of their “twin table” in Denmark. “It is something I am looking forward to very


Burnley’s Nol in MY MARLEY H E E


Clitheroe was awarded the prestigious “Danish Axe” in recognition of its services to the promotion of “internationalism”. .And n ex t month,


T ab le s ,


tional conference of Round


work” and, in this the In- r Mr Berry, who will be / ____________


as national and interna­ tional basis, I hope that friendship -and teamwork are the watchwords which will prevail as we strive to make this year a highly successful one for helping those in need.”


“But, on a local as well


as chairman was con­ firmed at the Round Table’s annual meeting, when o th e r officers elected to the council


Mr Berry’s appointment


were: Vice-chairman — Roland Hailwood; secret­ ary — Norman Hold- sworth; tre a su re r — Roger Chaplin; area coun­ cillor — Geoff Tennent; ways and means — Tony Spenser; community ser­ vice — Andy Crook; prog­ ramme convener — Bill Barker; social convener — John L'azenby; sports — Barrie Lancaster; Table convener — Bob Cleeve; international relations — Rodney Hailwood.


Second area councillor — Roland Hailwood; minute secretary — Gerry Bind­ less; bulletin editor — David Hepworth; Press officer — Philip Bailey.


Also elected were:


tor three generations is the new president of Clitheroe Round Table.


much and I hope to help the cause of international­ ism throughout my year of office,” said Robert.


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CHALLENGING YEAR AHEAD FOR EDWARD


GLITHEROE student.Mr Edward Thompson is Canada-bound in August to study for a Master of Physical Education degree at the University of New Brunswick. ’ Mr Thompson (22) has


, Mr Thompson will be investigating and measur­ ing items such, as heart rate, oxygen intake, re­ spiratory frequency, blood pressure, stress levels and diet in different types of athletes and non-ath­


; ing, and I expect to com- ‘ plete .the requirements by


' ‘ In return for the gradu­ ate assistantship, he has to lecture to undergradu­ ates for six hours a week. “If I have any free time


September next year,” he said.


New attractions for Hodder show


THERE will be a number of new features at this year ’s Hodder Valley Show, to be held at Dunsop Bridge on Sep­ tember 12th.


be open to all-comers for the first time in the show’s history and there will-also be a rabbit sec-


The cattle section will


tion. Another new class will be for items produced by WI members.


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25th APRIL LOOK FOR NEW


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GARDENING


Storeman GARDEN SHED 5'x5 with floor (excl. glass)................................. C 9 9 .9 5 IRISH MOSS PEAT (large bale).........................£ 3 .7 5 GROWING BAG...........................


TOOLS


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Mrs Anthea Hudson, of M illhouse, Dunsop Bridge, the daughter of Col. L. C. King-Wilkin- son, the late squire of Slaidburn. The show was last held at Dunsop Bridge in 1978.


usual attractions, the backs.” “Kick Start” motor cycle assault course competi­ tion, introduced last year, will'also be held again at this year’s show. New show president is


And, as well as the ' verely affected by the cut- Mr Thompson, a former


left for sport after this, I’ll be lucky,” he said. “The Master of Physical Education degree is a golden opportunity, be­ cause research oppor­ tunities in the field of PE in Britain have been se-


pupil of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, gained a BA combined honours degree in physical educa­ tion and geography at Birmingham University last year and is currently taking a . postgraduate Certificate in Education at Exeter University; He is the son of Mr and


Mrs T. Thompson, of Lan­ caster Drive.


letes. “The , work looks tough, ■ testing and very challeng-


, The work includes ap­ plied theory readings, films, seminar work, lab work, field research, pro­ jects and case work.


been awarded a Graduate Assistantship by the uni­ versity for the • one-year. course, which includes , many aspects of physical education.' ’


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song LOVERS of popular


'Society’s presentation of “Songs from the Shows.”


will be teaming up with the Haslingden and Helm- shore Band in the Parish Church Hall on May 29th and 30th at 7-30 p.m.


■ Members of the Society


successful that it had to be staged an extra night, and it is expected that this year’s effort will be as good and as popular as ever.


(75p for pensioners and children under 14) are av­ ailable from Seconds Away, Moor Lane, mem­ bers of the cast or the parish office.


Tuesday in the Parish Hall, under producer Edmond Cambien. Tickets, price £1.20


N ew lyw e d s w ill l iv e a t C h a tb u rn


Adrian David Catchpole, was married to Miss Susan Bekier at Immanu­ el Parish Church, Fenis-


cowles. The bridegroom is the


only son of Mr and Mrs R. Catchpole, of “Penma- ron,” Pagefield Crescent, Clitheroe. The bride, an office as­


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best man, Mr David Hol- lings was groomsman and Mr Peter Stevens, the bride’s cousin, was usher.


jersey cresses in burnt orange and carried sprays of white carnations.’. Mr Paul Thompson was


Miss Diane Schala and also in attendance was Miss Christine Bury and Miss Rachel Stevens, the bride’s cousin. They wore long silk


ducted by the Rev. A. E. Bland and organist was Mrs C. Gouldsborough. After a reception at the Whithnell House Hotel,


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Brinscall, the couple left for a honeymoon in Tenerife. They are to live in Chatburn. Photograph: Jan, of


sistant in Preston, is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs A. Bekier, of Fenis- cowles. Given away by her-


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