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4 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 4th, 19S2


FED UP OF BUYING POOR QUALITY MEAT?


of spending your time cooking something which rarely results in giving you the taste and tenderness you might expect?


, ^ : THEN TRY US! LANE END’S FARM


FREEZER CENTRE (Salterforth) WHERE SERVICE AND QUALITY COUNT


Lane Ends is a working farm, situated in the village of Saiterforth (opp. the school) and unlike other butchers or freezer shops, it is unique in so much as you can buy directly from the farm.


We have a comprehensive range of quality SEA FOODS, PASTRIES, VEGETABLES and ICE CREANl much like any freezer shop, but we specialise in selling meat.- ' ‘ Our beef herd of Aberdeen Angus, Hereford and continental stock is fattened on an 18 month grass system, which produces the most beautifully flavoured beef money can buy. consistently. We stock neither New Zealand lamb or frozen intervention beef, but freeze fresh meat daily and all our meat produce can be bought fresh, if you require.


All our joints, steaks and chops, etc., are individually packed, priced, weighed and labelled and they all display a sell by date. Our butcher prides himself in trimming everything to provide you with the leanest meat available anywhere and furthermore . we personally guarantee every sale whether you spend £1 or £100.


FOREQUARTERS OF BEEF — Cl .46 lb boneless (equal to 80p lb bone In price)


HINDQUARTERS Cl .80 lb boneless (equal to C1.10 bone in price) ENGLISH LAMB price subject to availability OX and PIG LIVER 40p lb.


Tel.


BARNOLDSWICK 814593 anytime for details


Opening Hours T u e s . to Sot., 9-30 a.m. to 12?30 p.m., 1-30 p.m. to S p.m. LATE NIGHT OPENING S-30 p.m. THURS. 6 p.m. FRI.


TH E FRESH EST MEA T M O N E Y CAN BUY!


u n lu ck y for CHEF BRENDA


for new life in ‘boom ’ area


A LANGHO family, is heading Down Under to begin a new life in a part - - —


of Australia currently , on Jim and Diane Far-


■’


quharson and their three daughters, Jane (11), Laura (9) and Helen (8), pupils of St Leonard’s School, fly out to Perth on March 21st. “We thought we might


as well make a holiday of the trip; so we will be staying in Singapore for three days and Kuala Lumpur for one,” said Mr Farquharson.


, He worked at the Pre­


stige factory in Blackburn for 16 years, before res­ igning in October in pre­ paration for the move. Mr and Mrs Farquhar­


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BLAUPUNKT CAR RADIO AND CASSETTE UNITS BRITAX AND HELLA CARAVAN EQUIPMENT


SERVICE AND PARTS FROM 8 a.m. till 6 p.m. VICTORIA STREET, CLITHEROE. Tel. 25211/2/3


son, both natives of Blackburn, have lived at Ribble View, York Lane, Langho, since their mar­ riage 12 years ago and have been toying with the idea of emigrating for about four years. “ It was certainly no


overnight decision,” said Mr Farquharson. “The girls are growing up and we knew we would either have to extend our pre­ sent home or move. “ So we thought we


might as well take the plunge and go to Au­ stralia.” A qualified engineer, Mr Farquharson has no


job lined . up in Australia at the moment, but is con­ fident of finding one when he arrives. “Perth is apparently


i the brink of something of an economic boom


round: & ■ about


just beginning a five-year boom, with petroleum, diamonds and other such industries providing a g r e a t b o os t for the economy in the western half of Australia, of which Perth is the main centre,”


he explained. Mr Farquharson, a


keen do-it-yourself man who converted the fami­ ly’s present home from a derelict shell, is not un­ familiar with Australian


life. His sister Doris has


lived in Perth for the past 34 years and in the late 1950s he spent two-and- a-half years there, working in various parts of the


country. Mrs Farquharson, who


has helped with the 1st St Leonard’s Brownies, will also be looking for em­ ployment when the family is settled. She has worked part-time at a farm in Langho for a number of years and enjoys the extra interest that a job provides.


Familiar ground


manager of the Crest Hotel at Carlisle.


Mr R ob in son (2 9 )


started his career yvith the Crest group 10 years ago and was assistant


manager at Cai-lisle when the hotel first opened in 1972. He has recently been manager of the group's hotel in Derby.


. He said: “ I am very


pleased to be able to return to Carlisle as'man­ ager. I remember how ex­ citing the early days there


■were.” Mr Robinson is married


with a fou r -year -old daughter. His hobbies, in-


. elude golf, driving and gardening. His parents,' Mr and


Mrs J. Robinson, live in Ribble Way, Grindleton.


Attracting


tourists CLITHEROE Castle and the newly-opened museum at Castle House are among a number of Ribble Valley attractions listed in a tourist brochure from L an c a sh ir e C ou n ty


Council. Other local attractions


listed include Browsholme Hall, Whalley Abbey and the Steam Museum at Gisburn.


The pamphlet will


shortly be'available from the tourist information centre at Ribble Valley Council Offices, Church Walk.


Service rewarded


TWENTY-FIVE years as a bus driver with Ribble Motor Services' were re­ warded for Mr Albert Hargreaves when he was presented with an en­ graved watch. Mr Hargreaves (59), of R o s e b e r r y C o t ta g e ,


. Grindleton, has now re­ tired. He received his watch from Mr D. G. F. Rawlinson, northern reg­ ional director of the Na­ tional Bus Company and chairman of Ribble.


SAW LEY chef Brenda Howarth— holder of the Grandmet Catering Ser­ vices’ North West Super­ chef of the Year t i t l e - failed to make further progress in the national competition at last weeks


divisional final. Mrs ' Howarth ' was up


against five male chefs from the Greater Man­ chester area and North East region in the Man­ chester event. Two of the NE chefs qualified for the


national final. But Mrs Howarth, of


“Meadowbank,” Laneside, who has been in catering for some 18 years, was philosophical about her


defeat. “It was a tremendous


experience - and I am not . too disappointed,” she said. “The real losers are those who never entered in the first place.”


The silver plaque which


Mrs Howarth won at the regional final in December will now adorn the can­


teen wall for the next 12 months at Shopfitters, Os-


waldtwistle, where she is cook manageress. Mrs Howarth also has


permanent souvenirs of her North West Victory in the form of a gold medal and certificate and is already looking forward to entering the competi­ tion again next' year.


Visits Mrs Tennant Puts her


feet up A FORMER Hurst Green woman has retired after 21 rewarding years as a chiropodist, in Blackpool. Mrs Anrie Tennant was


born in the village and attended St Joseph’s RC School; her father and a brother used to work at Stonyhurst College.


She lived in Smithy Road until she was mar­


ried, when with her hus­ band John she moved to Clayton-le-Moors. A n o th e r o f her


broth er s, Mr Tommy Hunt, meanwhile moved to C h a tb u rn R oad, Clitheroe, from where he ran a haulage business, before emigrating to New Zealand in 1967. During this time, Mrs


Helsinki WHALLEY ladies’ fash­ ion shop owner Mrs Mau­ reen Cookson was among a party of 50 English people invited to the Finnish Fashion Fair in Helsinki.


; The visit to. the fair,


which sp ec ialised in sports, leather, ski and rainwear for the 1982/83 winter season, was spon­ sored by the Finnish Embassy.


Tennant was working as a nurse, but after moving to Blackpool decided to set up her own surgery for the foot-sore. Most of her relatives now live on the Fylde


coast. Her retirement gives


her more time to concen­ trate on dancing and walkin g, though she misses her patients. It also means that the couple can make more visits to Hurst Green, which Mrs T en n an t th o ro u gh ly


enjoys. Keen to trace ancestors Sa\e^'ce •fasfL


IT is a cons tant source of surprise to me the number and variety of faraway places into which this country newspaper • of ours (country because we’re not very urban, are we?) finds its cheery way. In the past articles pub­


lished in these pages have brought me correspond­ ence from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Canada and.the USA and, of course, from almost every corner of our own British Isles. The folks writing from


. j i u y f r v t i a t t


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overseas are, in the main, people who have personal links with the village or district and are all, I sus­ pect, just a little bit “ homesick” ; emigrants who sailed (or flew) away 50 or 60 years ago and have relatives in this country who mail the paper out to them — but these are by no means all. There was, for instance,


the lady from the US who claimed descent from the De Lacies who came' over with the Conqueror and had such a profound effect on our area some 600 and 700 years ago. A little earlier there


was the American young man. who had flown into Heathrow from the Conti-


Whalley Window


nent that morning and called to see me at three in the' afternoon. He wished to check up on as­ sociations with Wiswell, from which village, his mother had told him, her family had originated some 300 years previ­ ously.


When I offered to meet


him the following day to see what help I could give, he said: “Gee, I can’t do that! I promised my Mom I’d check up on these things when I was in Europe and I fly back to the States at mid­ night.”


So I wasn’t able to give


him much assistance. My most recent corres­


pondent lives in Whitby in the South Wirral (I didn’t know there were two Whitbys).


This lady had read


recent correspondence on the future of Mitton Hall' and was interested be­ cause an ancestor, Ale­ xander Holt, had bought the hall in • 1664. Alexan­


der’s father had been a goldsmith, banker and al­ derman of the City of London; a sort of Dick Whittington in some re­ spects, although he came from noble lineage.


In all, four generations


of the Holts were at Mitton. None of them lived to considerable age, and two of them lie buried at Whalley. The property


• th en p a s se d to the Beaumont family.


I hope I have been able


to help my lady corres­ pondent. I have indicated further areas for research which she has not-previ­ ously encountered and which may as s is t in finalising her project. I hope she is successful


for, in the final paragraph of her letter she expre­ sses a thought which will be endorsed by many people in the district. “How on earth,” she


asks, “can anyone dream up a name so ugly as ‘The


Old Stone House’?” I share her bewilder­


ment. The name is far from attractive and" dis­ plays a great lack of im­ agination. Nonetheless, I hope the


new venture in this old hall prospers- and this


jewel in our Ribble Valley heritage is preserved for many years to come.


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Slater opetl meeting of r Whalley W duced spe Baron, wht child care in He explai


dure when taken into foster home


many cases, thanked hin Voting t nominees fi shire Fede five Comm Horsfall is | resentative I Letters oj


received' f l and Mitton T for the use I the recent! lunch, and f Kinrade ft! ceived wh<| her wrist. Hostesses!


Barnes, Mil Mrs M. Bril C. Broadlejg


All the At the


citizens’ dril whist winnii Hudson, Ml Whitaker ail Dominoes!"


Miss Wols| Whitaker, Miss Eatoui|


Much er Members!


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Beech Moil .their golde| week. Mr Here


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