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them the basic skills and supervising once a week at J.R.’s Snooker Club. Tile coaching seems to be paying off, with the lads regularly scoring breaks of around 20.


owns the club, said: “There’s one or two good lads among them. They really seem dedicated and


see how it should be done when they visited Preston recently to watch the Coral UK Championship.


Poachers at Sawley fined


TWO men with dogs and a high-powered lamp were seen by a policeman late one night scouring land at Sawley, Clitheroe magis­ trates were told.


secuting, said tha t a policeman had seen the two men on land at Sawley Grange and Dock her farms.


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at 5 p.m. during the summer holiday fortnight and on New Year’s Eve at Mellor and Clitheroe, which is normal practice.


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United in worship


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sung by the joint choirs of the Methodist Church and Christ Church, Chatbum, conducted by Mr H. Jack- son. Organist was Mr C. C. Johnson. The collection of £96


Rev. Tim Bradshaw and preacher was the Rev. B. Arthur Shaw, of Crewe, a former president of the Methodist Conference. Two anthems were


THERE was a large con­ gregation at Chatburn Methodist Church on Sunday for the united Advent service organised by the Ribble Valley Council of Churches. It was conducted by the


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Year’s holiday); April 20th, 21st and 23rd (Good Friday, Easter Saturday


L IB R A R IE S in the Ribble Valley will be closed on the following dates next year: J a n u a ry 2nd (New


search for game, they were each fined £15 and ordered to pay £6 costs. Mr Peter Tidey, pro­


the purpose of taking or destroying game, Peter Wood (30), of Cromwell Street, and Leslie Rams- bottom (35), of Hartland Street, both Heywood, were each fined £70. For taking dogs to


For entering land for


are shaping up quite well.” The six had a chance to


Mr Robert Poole, who


land, Peter Gate, Sean McCullough, Garth Spens- ley, Simon Bowes and Graeme Woodworth — are already half-way through the six-month course un d er Jo h n ’s watchful eye. He has been teaching


the bronze award is top Clitheroe player John Tit- terington (22), who has had lessons from Jack Camham, coach of world champion Steve Davis. The six — Mark Cross­


pass the skills section of the scheme. Helping them achieve


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£30,000 of antiques stolen


Det. Sgt Jim Oldcorn, said that he was waiting for word from Spain to


at least two men and a vehicle were involved.


weight of the items stolen, it is thought that


Happy 50th birthday for MU Because of the size and


en window at a house in Back Lane and took two antique grandfather clocks, 40 porcelain figures, three French clocks, a large F re n ch in la id ta b le mounted with horses and chariots in bronze and four oil paintings. Head of Clitheroe CID,


A GRINDLETON family, while on holiday in Spain, has been robbed of valu­ ables and antiques worth around £30,000. Thieves forced a kitch­


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Mrs Pennington sliced a special birthday cake featuring 50 gold leaves and members enjoyed a discussion with illustra­ tions on the branch’s


tendance and the gather­ ing was welcomed to the Gibbon Bridge Hotel, Chipping, by enrolling member and president of the Bolland Deanery, Mrs Gladys Pennington. Following the meal,


Hurst Green Mothers’ Union on Monday, when members celebrated the branch’s 50th anniversary. There was a good at­


IT was a golden night for


flower festival, held ear Iier in the year.


branch meeting were read and Miss Barbara Ains- cough and Miss Margaret- Greenall, whose mother was a founder member, selected items from a mi­ nutes book of many years ago.


The minutes of the first


ton cuts the cake, with members looking on.


ed off with each member receiving a hand-engraved glass dated November 28th, 1933-83. Picture: Mrs Penning­


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Youth in Whalley affray is cleared


A YOUTH arrested during an affray at Whal­ ley was cleared at Clitheroe Magistrates’ Court of using threatening words and behaviour likely to cause a breach of the peace.


believed he would have been seriously injured.


Now club is four


club funds. The last club meeting of the year, on December 13th, wall be a “Mad night.”


AS winter draws in and darkness is falling earlier, Lancashire’s County Road Safety Organiser, Mr Douglas Ashworth, has issued a timely reminder, to all pedal cyclists to “Light up — be safe — be seen.”


fitted with a front white light and a red rear one, he says.


also be fitted. -iObviously it can be


A rear reflector must


sense but a legal require­ ment that a cycle ridden in the dark should be


Not only is it common


Southworth and Ribble Valley Rotaract president Miss Clare Sandham. A raffle raised £30 for


Rtn Owen, Rotaract dis­ trict chairman Mr David


tended, including rep­ resentatives from the Rotary Clubs of Clitheroe and Ribblesdale and Rotary District Governor Barry Owen. Speeches were made by


the presentation of its charter with a dinner at the Calfs Head Hotel, Worston, on Saturday. Sixty-four people at­


THE R ib b le Valley Rotaract Club celebrated the fourth anniversary of


court that he was being chased by youths who threw pool balls and glas­ ses at him. He had been separated from his friends and when someone threw a stick at him, he picked it up to defend himself. Had he not done so, he


hand in a threatening way. Blackledge told the


seen brandishing a four- foot wooden post in a pro­ vocative manner and bec­ koning with his other


secuting, said police from Burnley and Clitheroe were called to the village to deal with a disturbance resembling that seen at some football matches. Blackledge had been


Bench that his actions had been in self-defence. Mr Philip Howard, pro­


(17), of Blackburn Road, Great Harwood, told the


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THE Rotary Club of Rib­ blesdale sprang a surprise on its “mother” club, Clitheroe, at a joint meet­ ing to learn about next year’s international con­ vention in Birmingham.


commemorate 'its golden jubilee. ,


given an audio-visual pre­ sentation about next June’s four-day conven­ tion which will attract about 15,000 delegates from 150 countries.


The Rotarians were


Annes, the district liaison officer for the1 convention, said it was the first time in the movements history that it was being held in England.


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Ligh t up . . . be safe


dangerous when a cycle is being ridden at night without.


advise everyone to wear conspicuous clothing when cycling. Please help to reduce accidents on Lan­ cashire’s roads.”


rents should, ensure that their children’s cycles have the correct lighting. However, it is not only schoolchildren who are in­ volved in lighting offences and, therefore, all persons riding cycles are asked to co-operate. “ I would s tro n g ly


Mr Ashworth said: “Pa­


opportunity for Rotarians to enjoy the fellowship of


It would be a wonderful Rtn Bill Ward, of St


tankard to Rtn Peter Nuttall (left), president of the Clitheroe club, to


Ribblesdale president, R tn Bob E dw a rd s , handed over an inscribed


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