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SE V ENTE EN r e ­ cords were smashed at Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Swimming Club’s annual gala


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More than 100 spec­


tators were • treated to some exciting closely- fought races and the number of new records was proof of the rising


A NIGHT FOR BEATING THE OLD SWIM CLUB RECORDS


standards which make the club one of the strongest in North East Lancashire.


Leading the way with


four records each were Joanne Robinson and Vic­ toria Rawcliffe, while Stephen Pym collected two.


Other record breakers


were Julie Sagar, Tracey Wilson, Patricia Jones, Steve Coley,. Steve Ros- sall, Steven Roberts and Stephen Nicholas.


Winners’ and finalists’ YHA group officials


THE Pendle group of the Youth Hostels Association held its annual meeting at the Edisford Bridge Inn, Clitheroe. Offic­ ers: David Ingham, chair­ man; Anne Eshborn, sec­ retary; and Mrs Sheila Wynn, treasurer. Committee: Julie Wynn, Margaret Ingham, Barba­


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No stranger to job of chairman


AT the AGM o f Clitheroe Evening Town­ swomen’s Guild Mrs C. Sainsbury was installed


chairman. Mrs Sainsbury, of Be­


was appointed vice-chair­ man and Mrs M. Ross secretary. Mrs E. Wilkin­ son was re-elected trea­


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BRANCHES THROUGHOUT THE NORTH WEST


Prices correct at going to press.


M. Ireland thanked the officers and committee for their support during the year. At the meeting on De­


cember 2nd there will be a Jacob’s join supper and members were asked to bring a selection of Christmas fare such as sandwiches, sausage rolls and mince pies, as well as cutlery. There will be no sales table.


HOT DOGS


CLITHEROE YFC held its annual bonfire at Brog- den Farm, Sabden, by in­ vitation of Mr and Mrs L. Clarkson and family.


supper of hot. dogs round the fire, while watching a firework display. A vote of thanks was given by Alan Cowgill, seconded by


Peter Coates. Debate results (third


round): Clitheroe A 159, Lancaster 147; Clitheroe B 177, Pendle Forest 155; Clitheroe C 153, Rochdale .157.


Members enjoyed a Lining up to contest the


vacant seat on the Ribble Valley and Clitheroe Town Councils are Mrs Ethel Penny (Labour), Mr Eric Bracewell (Conserva­ tive) and Mr Alan Daniels (Liberal-SDP Alliance). Mrs Penny (63), of Hay-


hurst Street — the only one of the three who lives in the ward — was the last candidate to be an­ nounced. Voting will take place


on November 25th at Rib­ blesdale School (Turner Street access) between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m., though the school will be open as usual. Mrs Penny is no


stranger to local elections, having stood previously


for seats on the old Clitheroe Borough Coun­ cil, the county council and the Ribble Valley Council. She is secretary of both


the, Clitheroe branch of the Old Age Pensions’ Association and the North East Lancashire Area Council and a past presi­ dent of the association’s regional council. Married with three


grown-up sons, she has been the. Poppy Appeal organiser in Clitheroe for a number of years. She is also a governor


of both the town’s gram­ mar schools, Pendle Junior and Ribblesdale Nursery Schools. Her other positions in­


clude membership of the Ribble Valley Social Ser­ vices Liaison Committee and the Clitheroe Labour


. Party Executive Com­ mittee. Mrs Penny’s opponents


are Mr Bracewell (59), of Primrose Street, a retired local government worker, and 4 8 -y e a r -o ld Mr Daniels; of Duck Street, who is. joint head of the adult e ducation centre at Longridge.


. ; The poll follows the


death of Coun. Bob Ains­ worth, who was four times Mayor of Clitheroe. ,


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CAKES, plants, books and a wide variety of goods were on sale at the Clitheroe Inner Wheel Club’s coffee morning at the Town Mayor’s Parlour on Saturday.


Among the visitors to


the very well attended event was Clitheroe May­ oress Mrs Anne Cowgill.


A raffle helped towards


the total of £120 for Inner Wheel charities.


In our picture are club


members and visitors. On the left is the president, Mrs Margaret Bowker.


Fishing trip brings fines at court


A FISHING expedition at Barrow Lodge cost four men a total of £90 in fines at Clitheroe Magistrates’ Court.


Francis Benson (22), both of Stuart Street, Barnold-


Mark Henstock (19) and


swick and two Burnley men, John Bird, of Ale­ xander G rov e , and Graham Daniel Bird, (21), of Glamorgan Grove, were seen at the Lodge by a water bailiff.


rainbow trout, Henstock was fined £10. Graham Bird was fined £20 with £5 costs for attempting to fish without having a brown trout licence.


Henstock, John Bird


and Benson were all fined £20 and ordered to pay £5 costs for fishing without a licence.


Their fishing tackle was


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PENSIONERS in Whal- ley are .wisely taking full


advantage of the offer by .Whalley Lions Club;to fit their doors with safety chains.


The Lions began the


scheme in September and to date 40 people have had chains fitted. Further inquiries will be welcome and should be sent to Mr Geoff Duerden, 3 Wood-, lands Drive, Whalley. Al­ ternatively he can be con­ tacted by phone (Whalley 2648).


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medals were handed out by Clitheroe MP Mr David Waddington. He complimented the swim­ mers on their skill and enthusiasm, the club for its excellent organisation and* the spectators for their support. Presentations were


made by two o f the youngest swimmers to Mr Waddington and his wife Gill and to referee Mr Bob Moorhouse, of the Bobcats Club, whose con­


trol of the gala had much to do with its success.


WINNERS Backstroke: 6-7, girls —


Helen Simpson. 8-9, girls — Nicole Wilson; boys — Steve Coley. 10-11, girls — Joanne Robinson; boys — Nikky Glover. 12-13, girls — Victoria Rawcliffe; boys — Peter Jones. 14 and over, girls — Julie Sagar; boys — Stephen Pym.


Breaststroke: 6-7, girls —


Helen Simpson. 8-9, girls — Nicole Wilson; boys — Steve Rossall. 10-11, girls — Joanne Robinson; boys — Nikky


B u t te r f ly : 8-9, girls —


Nicole Wilson; boys — Steve Coley. 10-11, girls — Joanne Robinson; boys — Nikky Glover. 12-13, girls — Victoria Rawcliffe; boys — Peter Jones. 14 and over, girls — Patricia Jones;, boys — Stephen Pym.


Freestyle: 8-9, girls — Sarah Nicholson; boys — Steve


Coley. 10-11, girls — Joanne Robinson; boys — Nikky Glover. 12-13, girls — Victoria


Glover. 12-13, girls — Victoria Rawcliffe; boys — Peter Jones. 14 and over, girls — Tracey Wilson; boys — Stephen Nicholas.


Rawcliffe; .boys — Peter Jones. 14 and over, girls — Patricia Jones; boys — Steven Roberts.


Individual medley: juniors, firls — Victoria Rawcliffe;


Fastest 100 metres: girls —


Patricia Jones; boys — Simon Clark.


Diving: juniors, girls — Vic­


toria Rawcliffe; boys — Roland Schofield; seniors, girls — Julie Sagar; boys — Simon Clark.


Captain’s Trophy: girls —


Patricia Jones; boys — Stephen Pym.


Ducklings: girls — Heidi Henshaw; boys — J. Tower.


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