4 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October 28th, 1982


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farewell to Gisburn


Vicar bids


THE Vicar of Gisburn for the past eight years, Canon Sydney Arthur Selby, is retiring at the weekend. '


' Canon Selby, a former


tutor of Lord Snowdon, will conduct his last ser­ vices at. Gisburn Parish Church on Sunday. His new home will be in Skipton. Born in Gloucester­


shire, Canon Selby moved to Yorkshire in 1944 to spend three-and-a-half years preparing Anthony Armstrong-Jones and the children of his stepfather and mother, the Earl and Countess of Ross, .for, Eton. He th en sp en t a


number of years as vicar of Menstori, in Whar- fedale. Canon S e lb y , a bachelor, had previously


"stitutions throughout the country.


worked as a child psychologist in borstal in-


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round & a b o u t


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burn in October, 1974, he was vicar of Kildwick, a small village near Keigh­ ley; for 21 years. While" there he helped raise a great deal of money to build a new church hall. He found that Gisburn


Before moving to Gis­


Church was far smaller than that at Kildwick, but he has been very happy in the village and made many friends. Until last Christmas he


doing tapestries and plans to spend some of his spare time pursuing this hobby.


Canon Selby enjoys


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Chance to help fill sound


archives


HOW would you like to sound out the area’s past? Mr Ken Howarth, who


is in charge of the NW Sound Archive, based at Clitheroe, is looking for local volunteers to help


with his work. , The prime requirements .


for the job are an interest in local history and sound recording and Mr How­ arth would be prepared to train some people to go . out and record interviews for the archive. “I am looking for re­


CANON SELBY Ready for big blaze


was Rural Dean of Bow- land, a. post he relin­ quished because of his im­ pending retirement.


PLANS for the annual bonfire and firework dis­ play at the Castle Field a week tomorrow are well in hand.


tion of material, people with anything to burn


To assist in the collec­


are asked to take it to the site, at the Eshton Terrace end. The bonfire is being organised by the Rotary


Clubs of Clitheroe and R ib b lesd a le and the Ribble Valley Rotaract Club.


Scouts’ thanks


SCOUTS in Clitheroe said “Thank you" bn Friday to Mrs Muriel Ashcroft, vice-chairman of the 'St Mary Magdalene Scout group. Mr John Clayton,


concert “An Odd Night to Remember" in the parish hall. Mr Clayton praised her for her tire­ less enthusiasm and readiness to stand in at the last minute. Two ladies who helped with the concert, Mrs


of years. The presentation ivas made at the Scout group’s


chairman of the group, presented her with a badge to mark her work for local Scouts over a number


job,” says Mr Howarth. As well as actual re­ cording work volunteers


tired or unemployed people, or, in fact, anyone who has the time to devote to this worthwhile


would be asked to prepare questions and compile records. “Topics we would par­ ticularly like to cover in


this area are fanning; the cement industry and tex­ tiles,” he said. “We would also like to do some dialect survey work.” Anyone wishing to help


Top prize inlaw exams


for Allan


A CLITHEROE man has been awarded a top prize for gaining the highest marks in the Law Socie­ ty’s 1981 summer final


Lingfield Avenue, has re­ ceived the Judge Coven­


try award which has trad­ itionally been presented by Lancashire County Court since its inception in 1906. Mr Pickup was articled


Mr Howarth should leave their name and address at the reception desk of the Ribble Valley council offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe.


Choir wins


Merle Allen, the producer, and Mrs Jean Bren- ■ nan, the pianist, received bouquets from Mr Clay­ ton. Pictured with Mr Clayton and Mrs Ashcroft are Mrs Allen (left) and Mrs Brennan.


praise THE boys’ choir of St Mary’s Hall, Stonyhurst — Pueri Sanctae Mariae — came second in the under-19 section at Black­ pool Music Festival. The boys earned praise


exams. Mr Allan Pickup, of


French pay tribute to advocate


of twinning


A TRIBUTE in a French newspaper to Coun. Bob Ainsworth,- who died in September,' was received at the home of Clitheroe joiner Mr Peter Har­ greaves this week.


.town which Coun. Ains­ worth hoped would even­ tually be twinned with Clitheroe.


lives in Kenilworth Drive, received a cutting of an article which appeared in a French local newspaper covering Rivesaltes, a


Mr Hargreaves, -who It was sent by a couple


the Hargreaves stayed with when they went on holiday to France in July.


they thought of Coun. Ainsworth over there,” said Mrs Janet Har­ greaves, whose husband works with his brother Roger in Lowergate.


“It shows just how well The article says of


Judge Coventry with money subscribed by local solicitors on his retire­ ment. It consists of £15 cash and a book plate signed by the trustees of the award.


to Ian B. Dearing, of Yorkshire Bank Cham­ bers, Clitheroe. The prize was set up by


from the adjudicator for their tone quality and blend. An LP record of their, singing, which has been highly praised in a number of publications, is now available from St Mary’s Hall.


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PAINTINGS by Todmor- den artist Bob Barlow are currently being exhibited at the Ribble Valley Council o f f ic e s in Clitheroe. The exhibition — from


Coun. Ainsworth, who was Deputy Mayor of Clitheroe, that he never gave up hope of bringing Rivesaltes and Clitheroe closer together.


change visits he helped to organise and adds that his passing has created a gulf among his many friends on both sides of the Chan­ nel that will be hard to fill.


It speaks of the ex­ Paintings on display


a man who has shown art work at many major gal­ leries throughout the country — finishes on November 12th.


two exhibitions will be staged from Saturday, Oc­ tober 30th. In the gallery there will be an exhibition by the Whalley Art Group, while in. the lend­ ing room, poker work by Mrs N. Gregory, of Lon- gridge, will be shown. Both end on November 13th.


At Whalley Library, A lass beyond compare


IT is fashionable these days to decry the younger generation and, without doubt, some of the criticisms are justified.


to my mind, is far more frequent that ever it used to be and there are'local industrial premises which are a constant target, but whether we are justified in a sc r ib in g all the damage, both public and private, to children and te en ag e r s is another matter.


Deliberate vandalism,


wanton destruction is done secretly in most inst­ ances, it is impossible to pinpoint any definite cul­ prits, and certainly much of the damage I have seen would demand a degree of strength and persistence beyond the capacity of all but the biggest children. Without doubt there


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from e x p e r ie n c e , of course, but in recent years I have met some


are lots of stupid, moronic young thugs around, but they are an ignorant m in o r ity and th e ir number is exceeded, I am quite certain, by the number of really smashing kids. One can only speak


— rain, hail, snow or thunder, whether it is quite mild or freezingly cold —: whatever the time of the year — the darkest of January mornings or the halcyon days of June — my paper comes through the door very’ shortly after seven. When I say “through


I have never met her, never spoken to her, but in the way she does her daily job she is an abso­ lute smasher. Whatever the weather


the door,” I really mean through the door; the paper is not left protrud­ ing six or seven inches to become a pulpy mass in inclement weather. It is neatly folded, im­


paper girl; always closes the gate behind her; does


maculate as the minute it left the press until the moment I drip my mar­ malade upon it. She really is a super


splendid youngsters and, as I write, I have a par­ ticular one in mind. She is our “paper girl.”


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not hop over fences and flower beds into the next garden; doesn’t ride her bike along the pavement.


the seasons and more reg­ ular than my alarm clock. True, the young lady


And she is regular as


really know her and am fairly certain she doesn’t known me. She may have seen a bleary-eyed, bes­ p e c ta c led , dressing- gowned figure drawing the bedroom curtains as she comes up the path each day, but I have kept her under pretty dose ob­ servation and, in my book, where paper girls are concerned, she is top of the league and top of the class. I must phone my newsagent and learn


allows herself an extra 20 minutes or so between the sheets, I think, when the schools are on holiday, but this is surely an understandable indulg­ ence. I have said I don’t


GUESTS from ladies’ organisa tended the 19tl dinner of Clither ing Townswome; at the Swan a: Hotel.


Mrs Margaret


.the lass’s name. I’ve done it, paid my


tribute and got the infor­ mation I required. The young lady is Kathleen: I am grateful to her and raise my battered trilby. I hereby nominate her


as the Whalley Paper Girl of the Year.


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SEVENTY people out for a medical 1 in Clitheroe, on 3 to raise cash fr NSPCC. Organised by I


rick Ho y te, o Clitheroe Health it was open to women and childrer The men ran a s


course from the centre via York Pimlico Road and burn Road, and fir was guest runn> Taylor in 30 mins. Only three


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braved the rain r fa s te s t of thei Christine Goodfel Blackburn, in 18 r secs. The fastest r


runner was Dr opher Fossard in c 50 secs, and the child was Andrev man, of Sawlex finished in an e time of 16 mins'. 9 A buffet lunch \


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