t } / 6 Clitheroe Advertise and Times; November,26th,1981, v,. fm.?-* CHRISTMAS IS COMING


THE GEESE ARE GETTING FAT, PLEASE PUT , A PENNY IN THE OLD MAN’S HAT


THAT IS HOW THE OLD NURSERY RHYME WENT, THE OLD MAN COULD NOT BUY MUCH FOR A PENNY NOW! .


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WE AT SOWERBIJTTS HAVE DONE OUR BEST TO KEEP PRICES DOWN FOR THIS YEAR’S PRESENTS.


WE HAVE BOUGHT IN BULK AT SPECIAL PRICES AND HAVE OBTAINED AS MANY DISCOUNTS AS POSSIBLE FROM MANUFACTURERS, WHICH WE ARE PASSING TO OUR CUSTOMERS


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HEADMASTER -o f Clitheroe: Royal Grammar School, Mr Gerald Hood, received, a gold-plated copper vase and a salver at the Old: Clitheronians’ annual; reunion dinner to mark his 25 years at the school. Appropriately, the gifts


were handed over by'the Association’s new presi­ dent, County Coun.. Clif­ ford Chatbum, who was Mayor of Clitheroe in 1956 when Mr Hood was


Appointed. Nearly 150 members,


guests and staff attended the dinner, at the Spread Eagle . Hotel, Sawley, on Friday.-


They included the . :


Mayors, of. Ribble. Valley and Clitheroe, C'ouns. John I. Walmsley and Bob Ainsworth, who are both old boys; the Vicar of Clitheroe,’ Canon John Hudson: and Mr Keith Panter, headmaster of Habergham High School;


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CHATBURN and district Royal British Legion said special ; thanks to two men arid three women who have played an active p a r t in poppy day appeals. .


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meeting, North West Council area chairman iMr Stanley E. Taylor pre­ sented awards to the five collectors and also handed over a poppy tie pin to Mr Altham to mark his long stint as poppy organiser. - •Two collectors, each


with 18 years service — Miss M. Bairstow, of Rimington, and Mrs D., Waterworth, of Worston — r e c e iv e d poppy brooches. For 10 years as collec­


tors, Mrs M. Altham, of Chatburn, and Mr W. I. Todd, of Downham, each received certificates'. . In his annual review of branch activities chairman Mr J." W. .Wilson paid tri­ bute to Mrs M. . Woods and Mrs M. Parkes' for raising £370- by ■ a- spon­


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No place to play


LOCAL head teachers are being asked: to tell their pupils not,- to play in graveyards. ■


.Whalley Parish Council',


is writing-, to the schools; following incidents of-van-', dalism a tu s th eP a r ish ,


- Commenting on: reports, o f . smashed - stories ,r, and, crosses, Coun. -.-Peter, Lan- - caster said - this sort • of: behaviour showed a “lack of;, respect.”-' A : graveyard, was ;thev last -'place ■ children should play.''


Church graveyard. : --: I M > V


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sored -walk. Thanks were expressed to Mrs Pearson for auditing the accounts. - Among .those at the meeting was Susan Har­ greaves, of -Grindleton, Miss East. Lancs Royal British Legion. Officers elected were:


C. F. Blundell; C. Wise­ man, W. F. Parkes, R. Graham, P. Mercer, J. P. Read, L.-H. Green, F. G. Jackson, R. M. Drage, W. Hr Proctor, H. Birch. Picture: Miss Bairstow


President — Mr H.- Pear­ son; chairman — Mr J: W. Wilson;’ vice-presi­ dents — Mr J. G. Sharp, Gpt R. N. Hopwood, Mr E. Horsfield, Mr A. Green, Mr W. H. Green. Vice-chairman — Mr J: Altham; secretary — Mr H. R. Hudson; treasurer — Mr H. Baron. ■ Committee ' — Messrs


receives her badge from Mr Taylor, watched by Mrs Altham, Mrs Water- worth, Mr Altham; Mr Wilson and Mr Todd.


Record sum for Lepra


THE Clitheroe,. and dis­ trict branch of Lepra,; the British Leprosy > Relief Association, raised>-a record - £1,055 during the year. ■ A t ' the; annual meeting branch president Mrs Lily Dewhurst- handed,; over the money to regional'or­ ganiser Mr.-.Ted Metcalfe. Thanking, the commit­


. coming year ,were - presi­ dent MrsnE;.- Dewhurst, chairman Mr R; Turner, ' secretary . and - treasurer Mr G;- G.- Braithwaite, as-; sistant;:Mr ;S. 'IFlack.:


v Hetherington > and -Mr' and _ Mrs Eric Dixon.


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•Ele'cted1 to • th e ’ general committee were> Miss- D.-


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tee; Mr - Metcalfe said the Clitheroe branch was the only one. in:,{he, region .to have ’ improved - on .-.last-'.' year’s total. Officers elected for; the


Unopposed in two


parishes


VACANCIES on two Ribble Valley parish coun­ cils have been filled with­ out having to hold by- elections........... Only single nominations


were received by both Read and Rimington parish councils. New parish councillor in


Read is Mrs Barbara T otty, of Hambledon


View. , A p a r t - t im e shop


worker in Burnley, she has helped with the vil­ lage senior citizens for many years and is the En­ rolling ’Member for St John’s MU. The vacancy, was caused


by the death of Mrs Mar­ garet Holden.. .


Rimirigton Parish Coun­ v


cil’s new member is Mr Allan Stott, of Beechcroft Newby, who is a foot­ paths inspector., -. He replaces Mr Jack


Thornton, who is leaving the area.:


Both-Mrs Totty and Mr : /.rr


Stott will take up their duties on December - 10th —- the date when the. by- elections would have, been held. • •, ’


Blessing .


A FORMER reservoir site at Sabden is all set


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The- Ribble ' Valley; Council’s - Development


‘ Sub-Committee - has; given its-blessing to a plan- by Mr -‘ G. Higham to fill in the- land adjoining- Simon- stone Road to the north of Brogden Farm,' to>: plant trees - and -landscape - the site.-


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. ; County Conn. Chat- burn, of Park- Avenue, Clitheroe, who succeeds former diplomat Mr. Rus­ sell Greenwood, recalled his days in the classroom. . He also looked back on -


his work with the Rover company in Clitheroe and Barnoldswick and with, Trutex, a - company with which .he was associated for 49 years. Mr Hood gave a brief


summary of. the school’s achievements during the past year and thanked the association for its con­ tinued support. During the evening, a raffle was held, with proceeds for school funds. Pictured are some of


the guests with Coun. Walmsley and Mr Hood (front, left) and County Coun. Chatburn and Coun. Ainsworth (front, right).


Old boys' night of nostalgia


■ bined to hold- a coffee evening for Guide funds. r: More than £50 was ■'


■ TEAMWORK is the key to success. . That is the motto of the 2nd and 3rd - Read, Guides; who com-


. raised at the event; held in Read United Re­


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Turned down


A PROPOSAL, to . use .a house in Holden Street, Clitheroe, for the religi­ ous education of ■••Muslim children has been turned down by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee.. '


Councillors made no


comment on the plan at Thursday’s meeting, but in his report, Borough Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey said the increase in traffic brought by such a centre would be detrimental to the amenities of people in a wholly residential area.


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