Clitheroe 22324 8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 8th, 198Z' is host to fellow villagers
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dents .attended an “At Home” given specially for
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them by Ribble Valley Mayor, Goun. John I. Walmsley, who himself
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Village life Vis theme of festival
THE first festival of vil lage life- to , be -held in Bolton-by-Bowland starts
on Sunday. . For three days, visitors
will be able to inspect dis plays in S S -Peter and
Paul’s Church which por tray the work of the vilT lage’s 13 organisations.
hibition,' organised by the PCC, is to raise funds to pay for repairs to the church roof. At least £4,000 is needed.
The reason for the ex
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OPEN A L L DAY EASTER SATURDAY
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MONDAY 10 a.m. to 4 p,m.
Day of mixed fortunes for Danny
lives in the village. They included two rep
resentatives from each of the village’s 22 organisa tions, as well as members of Waddington Parish
Council.Coun. Walmsley is pic tured with a group of the villagers who attended the get-together-.
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Big push
CLITHEROE YFC mem bers will be offering over night accommodation to about 10 young farmers passing through the town later this month on their way to 'Blackpool pushing a model of the Humber Bridge. The “pushers,” from
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Humberside, will start the 130-mile trip on April 24th and are due in Clitheroe four days later. With collections on the
Embroiderers’ Guild branch recruits 70
way, as well as money from sponsorship, they hope to raise between £5,000 and £10,000 for cancer research.
Factory visit
SOME 37 members of Edisford Ladies’ Club vis ited a small cosmetics fac tory at Garstang and saw the preparation of sham poos and hand creams: Supper was taken at Hodder Bridge Hotel on the return. On April 27th there will be a fashion show..
SUPPORT is overwhelming for the plan to form a local branch of the Embroiderers’ Guild . and extra chairs had to be found to
£540 FOR CANCER RESEARCH
THERE was a roaring trade in bring-and-bu.y goods and afternoon teas at the S tarkie Arms Hotel, Clitheroe, resulting in the grand total of £540 for cancer research. The annual event, . or
• Institute Women’s Trust Fund, was extremely well attended. C h a irm an Mrs I.
ganised by the Clitheroe committee of the Christie Cancer and Holt Radium
Dawson and her commit- te e a re g ra te fu l to hoteliers Mr and Mrs B. Tolson and everyone who gave support. The entire proceeds will be devoted to research.
Guessing game
THE,Good Companions of Low'Moor met at St Ann’s Court arid had a guessing the parcel game, won by Mrs W. Scott. Mr J. Scott read Lanca
shire dialect poems and Mrs B. Broome sang. Mrs A. Caddy, Mrs A. Kenyon and Miss N. Braith waite- sang together and com munity singing was led by Mr J. Scott at the piano. H e lp e rs were Mrs
Caddy, Mrs Kenyon and Mrs E. Scott.
accommodate 57 people who turned up to -an initial meeting at Whalley Adult Centre. The history of the Guild
was outlined by Northern region area organiser Mrs Mary Hancock, who also described how to form a “Whalley and district” branch.
Parkinson and Mrs Ann' Moyle are delighted by the re sp o n se — the number of people in terested in joining has now risen to 70 — and an acting committee has been formed to arrange ac tivities prior to the annual meeting on September 17th. ;
Organisers Mrs Liz
man, Mrs Moyle secret ary, Mrs Pam Lloyd trea su re r and committee
Mrs Parkinson is chair
members are Mrs Joyce Darby, Mrs Jean Tomlin son, Mrs Linda Whittle and Mrs Christine Sun derland.
is the subject of .the first ta lk , by Mrs Agnes Wilson, on April 23rd in the Adult Centre, at 7-30 p.m.
be payable on this date, followed by 20p at each meeting.
“Granny’s embroidery”
THE open sirigles title at the Ribblesdale Table'
.Waddington 21-16, 21-13, 21-13 in the final. But Danny’s hopes • of a
Tennis A s so c iatio n ’s annual championships on Sunday, was won for a fourth time by Danny Coulston, who beat Tony.
'open doubles final. He also lost out in the
“double” triumph were dashed when he and part ner Mark Horsfall were defeated 21-11, 21-18 by S tu a r t Thomson and Steven Jackson in the
handicap doubles final when he and partner Steven Jackson were beaten by .Freda Simpson and Marian Ashton 21-2,
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cluded: handicap singles — Peter Norcliffe beat David Tudisco 21-14, 22- 20; over-35 — Peter Norc liffe beat Barry, Parker- 21- 12, - 21-7; ladies — Marian Ashton beat Susan Jackson 23-21, 21-13. There was a good turn
Other final results in 22,21-3.
out for the championships which were organised by Geoff Tomlinson and members of the com mittee. ?• Pictured are a group of players and officials.
A £5 subscription will
the speaker on June 18th and a practical day on canvas work will be held in November. Further details about
Mrs Goodenough will be Clough Head, Twiston.
A CAR taken from Burn ley without'the owner’s, consent was found blazing at Kemple End, Stony- hurst. Clitheroe Fire Brigade doused the flames but the car was severely damaged.
Car on fire Magic
membership can be ob tained from Mrs Moyle,
. ed by Roger Vickery and Stephen Whitwell.
AT a weekly meeting of Clitheroe YFC, members were given a talk and de monstration on magic by Mr Jo h n P y e , of Clitheroe. He was thank-
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THERE was a'pat on the back for the Ribble Valley Council for the part it has played in establishing the
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• smoothed the switch from -Manchester to: Clitheroe'.,
' ceremony) the Ribble, -'Valley Mayor, Couri: John ' Walmsley, observed that; as important as written
. Performing the opening
.records’are,- there was' no doubt that capturirig his-'
cially open the archive at its new home at Clitheroe Castle, the. archive chair- ,man, Coun. Roy Ford, of Manchester, paid tribute; to the council’and its offi cials for the way they, had,
At a ceremony, to offi
tory on sound added ' a great deal of colour and' depth to . our un-der-' standing. . .
'In charge of the archive at Clitheroe -is Mr Ken
Howarth, who recently moved to live in Sabden.; • [He is busy building .up
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Mr-..Ken King (arc- ' hive, secretary), Clitheroe
Council , Chief, / Executive Mr Michael Jab’k s o n ; -
from the left, are Mr. o Howarth,. Mrs, Jean How-
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. historian Mr Henry For- rest arid Ribble Valley
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Bound for
\ Australian sunshine
SAYING goodbye to Eng land’s shores are licensees of the Sun Inn,' Wadding ton, A la n . and Anne Brierley.
and sons Paul (9), and Daniel (5), will be setting off at the beginning of next month to make a1 new life in Perth, Au stralia.
Mr and'Mrs Brierley
with Mr Brierley’s - pa rents and hope to take up a business, probably in ca- t&ring.
There they will stay
his wife have been at the Sun Inn ; for ' five ' years. Before that they were at the New Hotel, Ribches- ter, with Mr Brierley’s parents. "
Mr Brierley (31), arid
on Tuesday and Mr Eddie Duckworth, of Freckle-
ton, took over.' They left the Sun Inn
days' the church will be open from 10-45 a.m. to 8 p.m.; though on the Sunday these hours in clude time for services. There will be . no admis
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recently -reprieved village school- will be the. venue for refreshments and dis plays. of the work of local craftsmen, and women. These include taxidermy, quilting, painting and dolls.
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me follows a highly suc cessful series of activities I throughout the winter 1 which have helped to create a framework for a | busy happy group.
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