Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)_ 12 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October lJ,th, 10S2


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Governors’ shake-up


R. Williamson, Sagar


Barn, Higher Hodder. Hurst Green RC School


— Coun. Mrs M. Brown, The Dene, Hurst Green. Read School — Mrs H.


M. Green and Coun. Miss A. A ls ton , both o f Sabden. Chipping RC School —


Mr M. Hoyle, Beech House, Longridge Road. Brabins Endowed


School, Chipping — Col. W. M. S. Jeffrey, Hun­ tingdon Hall, Hurst Green; Mr H. E. Airey, Thornley Hall, Thornley- with-Wheatley; and Mr A. R. Lord, Nan King Farm, Chipping. Appointed new gover­


nors are: Chipping RC School —


Mrs D. Preston, of Chip­ ping. SS Michael and John’s


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KC School, Clitheroe — Mr D. Best, of R o ­ chester. Hurst Green RC School


— Mrs M. Scott, of Hurst Green. Brabins Endowed


The holiday includes door to door transport, yes, picked up at your own front door and then returned. Half Board accommo­ dation. An Island Excursion, a Barbecue Night Out, the services of Air Tours local representative, escorted by Burn­ ley Express representatives, Competitions, Grand Gala Dinner and Prize Presentation Night. Airport Taxes, Insurance. Danc­ ing and Entertainment at the Gran Sol and a GUARANTEED PRICE (the price will not change at all).______________________


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School, Chipping — Mrs D. Preston, Mrs A. Seed and Mrs M. Rich, of Chip­ ping. Read' CE School — Mr


C. Pollard and Mrs D. M. Walker, both of Read. Waddington CE School


— Mr W. Maunders, of West Bradford. Whalley CE School — Ms Liz T a y lo r , o f


Whalley. Billington and Langho


CE School — Mrs M. Simms, of Blackburn. Grindleton CE School


— Mr C. Nevett, of Grindleton. St Mary’s RC School, Billington — Mrs J.


Holtom, of Wilpshire. Bolton-by-Bowland CE


School — Mrs S. Lund, of Bolton-by-B o wland. ■ Chatburn — Mrs C. Whittaker, of Chatburn (replacement. for County Coun. Harry Eastwood). Gisburn Forest Paroc­


hial School — Mrs T. Lovell, of Tosside.


Cinema


A MUST for all nature lovers is the film “Spirit of the wild;” showing at Clitheroe’s Civic Hall next week. Starring Dan Hag­ gerty, of “Grizzly Adams” fame, it tells of one man’s remarkable struggle to live in harmony with


nature.


BRUISES, bumps and being thrown about are things which do not appeal to some people, but if the thought of learning to defend your­ self properly takes your fancy, why not try the' new Goshin Martial Arts tra in in g cour se at Clitheroe’s Roefield Barn? The courses, which


began on Monday night, 9 — 10-30 p.m., is run by blackbelt Alex Rickwood, of Burnley. The lessons include tui­


tion in Kempo karate and Ju-Jitsu and costs 90p per training session. The first night was


quite well attended, as well as 10 enthusiasts who turned up _ already with some experience, four novices also began to learn. For further informa­


tion, anybody interested should contact Alex Rick­ wood (B u rn ley 59734). j


Over £1,000


THE Bob Ainsworth Memorial Fund has passed the £1,000 mark, Clitheroe Town Clerk Mr James Orrell reported this


week. Donations are still ar­


riving daily and though individual contributions have been acknowledged,


Mr OiTell would like to- thank those who have submitted anonymous gifts. . No decision has yet


been made on how the money will be used.


INSTRUCTOR Alex Rickwood (sitting), demonstrates how to throw off the challenge of an attacker, ivith pupils looking on


Success report of Sports Council


RETIRING chairman of the Ribble Valley Sports Council, Mr Jim Leach, gave a report of the many activities held during the past year at the annual meeting held, in the Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour.


Mr Leach said the local


“ It’s a Knockout” competi­ tion run by the sports council had been a big success. He added that a suggestion made by the council for toilets for the disabled had been taken up by the International Year of Disabled People Committee and now there were two, one based in Clitheroe and the other in Longridge. There had been an in­


different response by member organisations to raise funds at the Country Fair. Mr Leach said the coun­


cil had also been success­ ful in assisting Longridge bowlers to gain indoor facilities at the Sports Centre and helped clubs and individuals to obtain grant aid. The football coaching


Brighter trade


at Mart


THERE was a brighter trade for all stock at Mondays’ Auc­ tion Mart at Clitheroe. For­ ward in the fatstock sale were 82 fat cattle including 29 fat cows, 69 ewes and 1,110 lambs. Light steers made to 116.8p


per live kilo and averaged 101.8p, medium made to 104p (97. Ip), light heifers to 93.2p (90.7p) and medium to 102p (92.8p). Uncertified steers made to


93p (89.4p), heifers to 81p (78.8p), calf bulls to 109.8p (101.lOp), and fat cows to 77.6p (67. Ip). In the sheep section, light lambs made to 143p per live kilo and averaged 124.2p, s ta n d a rd made to 147p (136.76p), medium to 142p (131.9p) and heavy to 137.5p (128.3p). Half-bred ewes made to


course for boys run by the Ribble Valley Council after representations by the sports council for summer coaching had been a re sou n d in g


success. The council is looking


for retired people in the area who are prepared to take part in sports council


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ZANUSSI BRINGS HOME THE APPLIANCE OF SCIENCE


1. (2) “ Zoom” — Fat Larry’s Band. 2. (5) “Jackie Wilson said” — Dexy’s Midnight Runners.


3. (1) “Pass the dutchie” — Musical Youth. 4. (3) “Do you really want to hurt me?” — Culture Club


7. (14) “Star Maker” — Kids from Fame. 8. (6) “There it is” — Shalamar. 9. (28) “ Lifeline” — Spandua Ballet.


5. (4) “Hard to say I’m sorry” — Chicago. 6. (8) “Just what I always wanted” — Mari Wilson and the Wilsations.


10. (7) “Love come down” — Evelyn King. 11. (9) “Friend or Foe” — Adam Ant. 12. (21) “Reap the Wild Wind” — Ultravox. 13. (39) “Annie, I’m not your daddy” — Kid Creole and the Coconuts.


work. In view of difficulties


being experienced by many clubs in finding people prepared to help to organise their facilities, it was suggested that at­ tempts be made to make members aware of the necessity of being in­ volved in the running of them. Plans for the proposed


sports centre were pre­ sented and final arrange­ ments made for the public meeting to be held on Oc­ tober 27th at Clitheroe


Parish Hall. Future meetings of the


sports council are to be held on Wednesday even­ ings, with the barn users meeting held beforehand on the same night. Officers elected for the


coming year were: chair­ man Mr K. Robinson; vice-chairman Mrs D. Euinton; treasurer Mrs K. Rawlinson; accountant Mr B. P en d lebu ry . Mrs Deanne Keenan, who was unable to be present is to be asked to become sec­ retary.


Pendle Club


WINNERS at Clitheroe’s Pendle Club bridge game were: Mr F. Walker and Mr G. Horsfield, Mr T. Thornber and Mr J. Lynch.


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£26.70 per head, and averaged £22.10, horned ewes made to £23 (£15.80). Friday saw a sheep sale at


Clitheroe Auction Mart. For­ ward were 3,500 sheep, mainly homed draft ewes from the fell farms of the Mid and North West Pennines. The better quality sheep sold


NFU drive


CLITHE RO E NFU ladies’ social section held a whist and domino drive at Hurst Green. Prizes were presented by Mrs P. Shorrock. Whist w in ners —


Ladies: Mrs Lund, Mrs D. Knowles, Mrs C. Parker, Mrs Moon. Gents: Mr W. Bailey, Mrs E. Ains­ worth, Mrs W. Penning­ ton, Mr R. Edmondson. Dominoes: Mr A. Seed,


Miss J. Ainsworth, Mrs Cookson, Mrs F. Lawson, Mr E. Howard, Mr E. Newhouse, Mrs J. Fisher. Raffle: Mrs Parkinson,


Mrs Cowperthwaite, Mrs M. White w e l l , Mrs Schofield.


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’MEMBERS of ClJ .Evening Townsv.-I Guild were entertail Mrs Mabel Hammol showed slides il cruise aboard till!


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COST OFl SHELTEl


REPLACEMENT shelter destroyed ll dais at Clitheroe I will cost some £17,Cl Peter Nock, Deput;l ning and Technic! ficer, reported ij


- Ribble Valley Ccfl 'Recreation and I| Committee.


~ A decision on vL to replace the shelil be made when a ref been received frcl Council’s insurers.


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' GAS FIRE


very well, but prices eased con­ siderably at the bottom end of the market. Lonk ewes made to £67, Swaledales to £40, Cross bred to £45, half-bred to £61, half-bred two shears to £81, mule gimmer lambs to £37, homed gimmer lambs to, £28, homed wether lambs to £30, and wintering homed lambs to


£23.


ction Mart was the stage for the annual show of sale and lonk rams for the Lonk Sheep Breeders’ Association. Prices were very good but


trade was sluggish at times. In all, 92 rams changed


hands for an overall average of


£199 63 Forward were 28 aged rams


which made to £670 and aver­ aged £255, 56 shearling rams to £1,075 (£216), 8 ram lambs to £210 (£67.75).


Repairs bill for Castle


REPAIRS to Clitheroe Castle Keep as part of a


' continuing maintenance programme will cost around £10,700. This was the amount of


the lowest tender ac cepted by the Ribble Valley Council’s Recrea­ tion and Leisure Com­ mittee. Mr Peter Gladwin,


Health and Housing Of­ ficer, who is charged with overseeing the Borough’s public buildings, said there was £8,500 in hand towards the project. How­ ever, the Department of the Environment might make a grant of one-third of the cost.


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T H A T , G I V E S Y O U H E A T & Baskets REAL FLAMES. REAL GLOW SENSIBLE RUNNING COSTS ' /


ElectriciiS


AT Clitheroe Your mers’ meeting at f ! dale School, Mr Rfl die, of Settle, gavcg on electricity in th| and on the farm, I Thomber proposed!


. Results of Lan|


of thanks, secontl Marie Fox.


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County debate, Glitheroe A 163, I-d A 124; Clitheroe L Samlesbury was caij


Clitheroe' C 143, Forest 113.


Theft froj caravari


PROPERTY vali £150 was stolen fi| Twin Ghyll Caraii at Paythome bet\vl 2nd and 8th of this The site was


tended at the til the thief used a til


key to enter arl caravan, making | a Min. portable tel a gas operated frit two s leeping I Clitheroe CID is[ with the matter.


Live s /ic l at Civil


LIVE entertainml be provided at Cl


Civic Hall for thl before Christmas I The Recreatl


Leisure CommittJ Ribble Valley Col accepted an off! promoter to stagcl Simon’s Christir December 16th, I 18tli. The showl presented on ti evenings, with a | -matinee.


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14. (12) “Walking on sunshine” — Rockers Revenge featuring Donnie Calvin.


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15. (16) “Glittering prize” — Simple Minds. 16. (37) “Never give you up” — Sharon Redd. 17. (10) “The bitterest pill” — The Jam. 18. (24) “ Should I stay or should I go?” — The Clash.


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19. (52) “Amor” — Julio Inglesias. 20. (40) “Athena” — The Who. National placings are in brackets. Tip for the top:


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