10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 26tli, 1981
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sented by Mr G. Thomp son, of Ly th am , a budgerigar breeder and judge. Some 60 members and
WINNERS of th e Clitheroe. and district Budgerigar Society shows throughout " the year col lected their trophies at the group’s ' 11th annual dinner, The prizes were pre
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Undercover story
SOME beautiful examples of clothing from the 1860s were included by Mrs Elaine Whittaker in a talk to members of Read and Whalley Luncheon Club on the subject of “Panta loons to Panties.”
S tarkie Arms Hotel, Clitheroe, was well at tended and Mrs Whit taker was introduced and thanked by chairman Mrs S. M. Barnes.
The luncheon, at the
EIGHTEEN members of Gisburn MU took part in the world Wave of Prayer b e fo re th e i r annual dinner. Their 20-minute prayer
session was on Thursday af te rn o o n at Barley F ields , the home of member Mrs R. M. Wil kinson. Readers were Mrs M.
Hudson, Mrs A. Peacock and Mrs 0. I. Carr. The dinner in the even
ing was held at the Little Court Cafe, Gisburn. After the meal, everyone enjoyed a whist and domino drive. Winners were: Mrs Wilkinson and Mrs Carr (whist) and Mrs M. Pate (dominoes).
Scholars busy doubling money for disabled
. local efforts for the International Year of Dis abled People.
, SUNDAY School pupils at Grindleton Method ist Chapel have been doing" their bit to help
older children were each given 50p — and told to increase or double it before a special church fair this Saturday. Since then the children
A few weeks ago the
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and will be helping out at the fair, which begins at 2-15 p.m.
have been undertaking all kinds of enterprises to in crease their cash, ranging from washing cars to em broidering hankies. Some have also bought
items to sell at the fair, which is 'in aid of local disabled people. The younger children
' G am e s
“HAPPY birthday” was sung for three members of the Good Companions. The meeting was spent
on games ’ of general knowledge, jumbled words and. girls’ names and arrangements were made for an evening mys tery run in April. Mr J. Scott played the
School superintendent Mr Robin Clark and teachers Mrs S. Dowds, Mrs G. Moir, Mrs B. Nowell, Mrs C. Nock, Miss H. Clark and Miss J. Raw, the chil dren decided to have a special effort each year to help those in need. Last year they supported the Blue Peter Appeal. The Ribble Valley Com mittee for the Interna-
Helped by Sunday
have been' selling tickets tional Year of Disabled People has begun to re-
ceive contributions for its fund, including £60 from Clitheroe Golf Club and £3 from Whalley WI. Whalley Parish Council
piano for community sing ing and members served refreshments.
has also decided to spon sor an event in aid of the IYDP. Members decided on the move at their meeting last week, after receiving a letter from com mittee chairman Coun. Jimmy Fell (Whal ley) asking for their support.
later in the year what form the event will take.
The council will decide .
guests attended the even ing at the Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe. After the presentation there was dancing and a raffle raised £36 for club funds. Clitheroe trophy winners:
The Len Posner Trophy for champion and champion b reed er cup: K. and D. Whaites, Chatbum Road. Ideal Trophy: H. Smithies, Kenil worth Drive. T. Nelson Trophy for beginner: K. Winckley, Woone Lane. Intermediate Cup: H. Bradley, Windsor Avenue. T. D. Rotnery Cup for novice: R. Driver, Hodder Grove.
Learning about
cam'eras
THE meeting of Ribbles- dale Camera Club took the form of “A Leica Evening”, with 30 mem bers in attendance for a lecture by Mr Brian' Bower FRPS, of Poynton, Cheshire.
The first part was de
voted to obtaining quality slides from Leica cameras and lenses and how a good projector improves the final presentation.
slides on many subjects showed Mr Bower’s skill as both photographer and presenter.
Chairman Mr J. Robin
son introduced Mr Bower and a vote of thanks was proposed by Mr Leslie Young.
will consist of colour slides and 16 mm film on the subjects “Deep Sea Endeavour” and “We call it petrol”.
Next Tuesday’s meeting H* FRESH CUT MEAT F IN E D £ 3 0
(33), of Bridge End, Bil lington, was ordered to pay £5 costs. In a letter to the court he said it was an isolated occurrence in 13 years’ driving.
Eric’s dream comes true
FOR 40
years.Eric Gillam has yearned to become mine host of the 18th-cen tury Lower Buck • Inn, Waddington. He “fell in love” with
the pub when he lived in the village as a young man and has since nur tured the dream of being the landlord. So when Eric and his
wife Joyce heard that Mrs Kathleen Simpson, licensee for almost 40 years, was retiring, no time was lost in making inquiries about the tenancy. 1 And last week Eric and’
Joyce — who lived in Os- waldtwistle — moved in as joint licensees. The Lower Buck is
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during the second world war to join the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers and, in all, -spent 24 years in the
their first pub, but they are not newcomers to the licensed trade, having kept an off-licence shop in Accrington for two years. Eric left the village
army. Since leaving the forces
he has had several jobs, the most recent being th a t of an electronic tester at the ROF factory at Blackburn.
plans to change the character, of the, old: pub, apart from a lick of paint. Throughout, the: years
The Gillams. have, no
the couple and their daughter, Stephanie (10)
have kept in touch with W a d d in g t o n t h r o u g h Eric's parents, Mr - and
Mrs E. Gillam,: of Queens way, and his sister, ;Mrs Pat Makinson. . Eric is looking forward
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A MOTORIST was fined a total of £30 at Clitheroe for parking a car on the offside of the road during darkness and not comply ing with the double white line system in Whalley New Road, Billington. Stephen John Robinson
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