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COUNTRY and Western songs b y Barney, of Padiham, \yere one of the highlights of Gisburn WI’s 33rd birthday party in the Festival Hall. The evening began with
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•humber of forthcoming events were noted and a trip to the Lake District was discussed. Members are to see a performance of “Letter to a general” by Waddington Drama Group, on March 17th. A buffet supper was
a welcome from president Mrs Susan Graveston. A
A FOUNDER member of the Royal British Legion in Clitheroe, ■ Mr Alan Hartley Booth, has died in Canada, aged 81. -
Springtime floral art
served by Mrs Buckle, of Rimington, who was thanked by Mrs Graves ton. A competition for a' table decoration was won by Mrs R. Watson, Mrs Graveston, Mrs E. As quith, Mrs J. Dibb and Mrs T. Bell. • The evening ended with
SPRING arrangements were demonstrated at Clithefoe Flower. Club by Mrs M. Lockhead.'of Blackburn. They ranged from a
basket of gladioli, en chantment lilies, tulips and narcissi to a very modern container of. car nations, freesia, frilly edged pinks and spider chrysanthemums.
the cutting of the birth day cake, made, by Lee Watson, the 16-year-old son of member Mrs Hazel Watson, and glasses of sherry all round.
Winding up
of Brown Bros was held in Blackpool on Thursday and a liquidator was ap pointed to wind up its affairs. The company, which
was based in the former Methodist Chapel, Union Street, employed only a small workforce.
In arrears
RENT a r r e a r s to ta l £33,583 — more than £1,000 above last month’s figure — the Ribble Valley Council’s Housing Committee was told. “I t’s a never- ending
A LOW MOOR firm which operated as fencing contractors has gone into voluntary liquidation. A meeting of creditors
Whalley bowlers on the mark
VETERAN bowlers, from Whalley have shown they are just as good with the woods indoors as on the green.
Only a rose
“ROSES in legend and fable” was the subject , of Clitheroe Evening Town swomen’s . Guild speaker Mr Shortland.
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70m. years old, was first mentioned in 600 BC in Athens and has played a major part in religion, his tory, poetry and prose ever since.
The rose, kriown to be
battle, but we are trying to recover more arrears,” said Deputy Borough Planning and Technical Officer Mr Richard Isher- wood.
Shortland’s garden with over 800 rose trees. A vote of thanks was given by Mrs M. Sadler.
S l id e s ' showed Mr
bring-and buy stall raised £15. The next meeting is on April 1st.
Worked 40 years in health service
A CLITHEROE man retires on Wednesday after almost 40 years working in the health service,:the last eight as administrator for the Blackburn District of the Lancashire Area Health Authority.
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.of Claremont Avenue, has opted for early retirement as the local health service prepares to undergo a re shuffle. From April 1st, the Blackburn Health Dis tr ic t will become the Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Health Au thority. A native of Neath,
Mr Lionel Bam ford (55), . The drama group’s
approaching season in the Great Harwood League, they entered a 14-"match indoor competition at Hyndburn — and walked off with the winners’ trophy and individual plaques. Said team captain Mr
To keep sharp for the
Tom Charles, of Church Lane, Whalley: “We only play for the honour of the game. We .enjoy the exer cise and playing in a com petitive match, but win ning the trophy was quite thrilling.” The other members of
the team, all at least 65 and from Whalley or Bil- lington are: Winston Britclifte, Ted Haytori, George Hamer, Richard H aw o r th , Douglas Kenyon, Jim Rawcliffe, Charles Robinson, Tom Walmsley and Bill Wild. They are all in the
driftwood — one modern, the other a landscape with alder catkins, daffodils, primroses and moss — were shown. Mrs Lo ck h e ad , was
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an old. people’s flat in Alma Place, was visiting his son Mervin-in London, Ontario. It was his third trip to Canada.
Mr.Booth, who lived in
vived by his daughter, Mrs Maureen Stewart, who lives in Faraday Avenue, Clitheroe.
Mr Booth is also sur
ganise the Royal British Legion locally in 1931 and was a keen worker for many years.
Mr Booth helped to or
the Clitheroe Central Working Men’s Club in
He also helped to set up
coffee morning on Satur day in the Mayor’s Par lour and a jumble sale a week tomorrow in the St John Ambulance Rooms. . At the next meeting on A p r i l ' 30tH, Mr A. Milner will be demon strating in the new venue, the White Lion Hotel.
thanked by Mrs G. Pope, the newly elected vice- chairman. The club is holding a
War, he served in a caval ry regiment' and was wounded in the leg. He’ remained a keen horse man all his life and sever al years were spent work ing with horses on local farms.
the same year. During the First; World
S awley Abbey as caretaker, at. Mitton Hall and at Castle Castings until retirement. -
He also worked at Canada. C rem a t io n was,
CLITHEROE Town Cpuncil is to reimbuse its two part-time employees for car parking costs with cash which would have been given to the Ribble Valley Council towards maintenance of the Castle Museum., • Ribble Valley Council
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lors decided at a recent meeting not to grant staff car park permits to the two town council employ ees because the facilities were already over-sub scribed. But at a meeting of the
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Town Council, Clitheroe, Mayor Coun. • Bob Ains worth, said he felt they had been treated “shabbi ly” over the, issue., Coun. Peter Nuttall felt
the Ribble Valley Coun cil’s decision had been “predictable.” After hearing that ■ it
would cost £100 a year to reimbuse'the two employ ees for car parking, mem bers agreed to a proposal by Coun. Brian Braith- waite that the reimburse ment be made, with the necessary adjustment in- the money to be given to the Ribble Valley Council for the Castle Museum.
WHALLEY,Church Play ers’ secretary Mrs Sylvia
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ped ringing on Thursday morning and within a few hours the Players had the radio set they required for next week’s produc tion of J. B. Priestley’s psychological th r i l le r “Dangerous Corner.” They were also success
ful in finding an old fashioned telephone.
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bowling section of Whal ley Cricket, Bowling and Tennis Club and regularly play on the Mitton Road green. Captain Tom Charles is
pictured proudly holding the trophy, with fellow team members (back, from le f t ) Me ssrs H aw o r th , Hamer , Hayton, Britcliffe, Walm sley. In front are Messrs Rawcliffe and Robinson.
Success
West Glamorgan, Mr Bamford began work in the health service in July, 1942, and held posts in Glamorgan, Middlesex, Cheshire and Manchester, b e fo re moving to. Clitheroe in 1970 on his appointment as group sec retary to Brockhall Hos pital. . He became district' ad-
minstrator on the forma tion of Blackburn Health District in 1974 and has thoroughly enjoyed his work in this area. He is also full of praise
for Clitheroe and sees it as the ideal place to spend his retirement. “It is the nicest place we have ever lived in,” he said. A member of Trinity
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displays CORN dollies and paint ings are on. show in two exhibitions at Whalley Library for two . weeks from Saturday. Mrs Elizabeth Lucas, of
Mellor, will demonstrate corn dolly making and floral art in the' lending department.
Methodist Church, Mr Bamford has some ambiti ous plans for his retire ment. He would like to learn ,to speak French and also intends to set about tracing his family tree, as well as devoting more time to his hobbies of walking, gardening and collecting gramophone records. He and his wife Alma
jects began as a hobby, but after taking a City and Guilds course at Whalley Adult Centre she' is now a teacher and also gives talks and demonst rations to local organisa tions. In the gallery will be
Her interest in the sub
paintings by Mr Frank Picton, of Clayton-le- Moors.
journalist in London, and Sian (19),- who used to attend Ribblesdale School and is training to be a nurse; Mr Bamford’s successor
. burn and Ribble Valley Authority wall be Mr Paul Whitfield, who lives at St Annes arid was formerly district administrator at Ormskirk arid, area per sonnel officer for the Lan cashire Health Authority.
as administrator for the new Blackburn, Hynd-
have. two children, John (25), • a former pupil of Clitheroe Royal- Grammar School now working as a
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SEVERAL pupils of the Kay Thurston School of Dancing, Clitheroe and Whalley, had a successful time in the Nelson Ballet Festival at the weekend. Alison Clare Warburton
(6), of Penvale, Sabden, gained two second places in the baby, ballet and baby national classes. Amy Norcliffe (8), of
^ al and character classes.' . Stephanie Mitchell (8),
Whalley, was fourth in the junior novice classical class and. Laura Woods (9), of Painterwood, Bil- lington, came third in the open Greek class and fourth in the open nation-
Mellor, and Je an e tte Hartley, of Higham, were first in the classical ballet duet and, teamed with Laura Woods, came third
in the trio class.
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of Mellor, was third in the open Greek and national classes and Michelle Jones. (9), of Blackburn, was third in the open Greek and classical sections. • Zoey H ack in g , of
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