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“FOR sale . . . beautiful Tudor mansion situate in Bolton-by-Bowland with vacant possession.” Little Elizabeth Wrigley (6), of Holden Clough, Holden, could not believe her eyes when she saw the most eleborate bird nesting box in the area on sale at


village hall, raised £400. The Rector, Fr Trevor


B o l to n - b y -B ow la n d Church Fair on Saturday. The event, held in the


Chimney fire


A CHIMNEY fire at a house in Whalley Road, Clitheroe, was quickly dealt with by one of the town’s fire engines on Tuesday afternoon. No damage was caused.


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AFTER seeing a motorist driving out of a stop junc­ tion without halting, police followed him at speeds of up to 42 m.p.h. ■ in a b u i l t -u p a re a , Clitheroe magistrates were told.


for failing to comply with a stop sign, £20 for ex­ ceeding the speed limit and £20 for using the car with faulty brakes. He


care and a t te n t io n , Graham Allan Seed (19), . of H e n th o rn Road, Clitheroe, was fined £25. He was also fined £30


For driving without due


Vaughan welcomed the opener, Mrs C. Lord, of Sawley Lodge, Sawley.


Mrs T. Vaughan, Mrs E. B ro ad ley , Mr A. Bleazard, Mrs Casterton and Mrs Bendall.


secuting, said that after skidding on two wheels as it left the Railway Road- Parson Lane junction, the car was driven towards Bawdlands in the centre of the road.


a chance and failed to stop when he did not see any lights.


Castle Couture


o f Clitheroe Distinctive Elegance by Maureen Howson


SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY FORTNIGHT


THIS SPECIAL FORTNIGHT IS TO CELEBRATE OUR “FIRST ANNIVERSARY” AND WILL


ENABLE ALL LADIES AND THEIR HUSBANDS


OR FIANCES TO SELECT THAT EXTRA SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT IN A DELIGHTFUL SETTING WHERE GARMENTS WILL BE MODELLED ON REQUEST.


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Late Night Opening until 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays


Starti?ig today anyone attending our Anniversary


Evenings on Thursdays or Tuesdays will benefit from our special prices on exclusive Christmas presents


especially Lingerie; whilst enjoying a glass of sherry or wine.


Why don’t you come along EM


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CLITHEROE


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“We are hoping that local people will bring any sort of toys, in either good or new condition, into our office. I t would be a shame for the children to go w i th o u t to y s a t Christmas.”


MAYOR’S FUND


Borough R o a d , Darwen. Tel: 76101


ALSO AT BLACKBURN TEL: 667828 BOLTON TEL: 493995 and 27 UNION STREET, ACCRINGTON. Tel. 33152^


.Forbes and Liddle. £15 — Stal­ wart Dyeing; Edward Chester and Son; Anon. £10 — Steele and Son; SS Michael and John’s; G. Taylor & Co.; Brian Dootson; Borough Printing Co.; J. L. Lumley. £5 Drs M. M. Smith and P. J. Hoyte.


THE Mayor of Clitheroe has received the following dona­ tions to his Welfare Fund: £100 — Clitheroe Golf Club. £50 — Rotary Club of Ribblesdale. £40 — ICI Agricultural Divi­ sion. £25 — J. R. Tindall and R. W. Westhead; Backhouse-


getting the Abbey habit in Mr Honeywell’s office. Mr Honeywell said:


nerdale Close, Clitheroe, said: “The toys will be sent to Northern Ireland, where a warehouse con­ taining Christmas pre­ sents for Dr Barnardo’s children burned down in Belfast.” Meanwhile the toys are


trywide appeal by Abbey National, who have an agency run from the Castle Street office of En- twistle, Green and Duck­ worth, where Mr Honey­ well is a director. Mr Honeywell, of En-


CLITHEROE e s ta te agent . Mr Bill Honeywell is currently sharing his office with a pink elephant, a dog with black ears, a dozen teddy bears and Andy Pandy. It’s all part of a coun­


ing, said Seed, a radar artificer in the Royal Navy, had been to a disco and was returning home. At the junction he took


Mr Tom Liddle, defend­


was ordered to pay £6 costs. Mr Philip Howard, pro­


ised by children from the village school was won by Mr George Wilkinson. Raffle winners were


were served by ladies of the PCC committee and there was a tombola and bring-and-buy, white elephant, cake and pro­ duce stalls. A treasure hunt organ­


daughter of Mr and Mrs S. Wrathall, of the Coach and Horses Hotel, pre­ sented Mrs Lord with plant. Mince pies and teas


V ic to r ia W ra th a l l ,


DEWHURST— LONGBOTTOM


Motorist ignored stop sign


EARBY and Bolton-by- Bowland families were united by the wedding of Miss Susan Longbottom and Mr Stephen Antony Dewhurst on Saturday.


daughter of Mr and Mrs B. L o n g b o t tom , of School Lane, Earby, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs J. D ew h u r s t , of Lane Ends, Bolton-by-Bow­ land.


The b r id e is th e


at All Saints’ Parish Church, Earby, con­ ducted by Canon J. S. Long.


The service was held


father, the bnde wore a Victorian-design model gown with full flounced train in flocked Swiss chiffon with ribbon trim. She also wore a bridal hat and carried pink roses with white spray c a rn a tio n s and gyp- sophila.


Given away by her


th e Mis ses H annah Foster and Nicola Holt, who wore Victorian- design white dresses with pink rosebuds on and head garlands of pink roses and ‘ carna- t io n s . They c a r r ie d posies of pink roses.


Her attendants were


Green and the ushers were Messrs Lome De­ w h u rs t and Stephen Longbottom.


Best man was Mr Paul


guests was held at the C ro s s K ey s , E a s t Marton and the couple’s future home is in Bar- noldswick. The brideg­ room is a self-employed haulage contractor.


A reception for 47


Hospital appeal becomes a family affair


PEOPLE in the Ribble Valley are rallying round to raise money for a children’s hospita after hearing about the plight of an eight-year- old West Bradford boy who recently developed a kidney disease.


- Daniel Jones, a pupil of Waddington and West Bradford CE School, suf­ fers from nephrotic syn­ drome, which leads to his body beconiing swollen. His mother, Mrs Hilary


quickly the news gets around,” said Mrs Jones, who added that she would welcome any suggestions for raising money. She can be contacted at Clitheroe 23972. Mrs Jones and her hus­


band Bernard, who is a chiropodist, have two other children, Simon and Emily.


Bonfire night money


share-out


FOUR funds helping local people were given a boost from the Rotary Club of Ribblesdale’s share of


bonfire night profits. At a ceremony in the


received by Mrs Hilda Taylor for the Clitheroe support group of the Leonard Cheshire Homes and by Mr Noel Baron for the Christmas toy appeal launched by the Ribble Valley social services area team. Expressing thanks on


Clitheroe Mayor’s Par­ lour, Rotary president Mr Bob Edwards handed over cheques for £50 to the Mayor, Coun. John Covvgill, for his welfare fund, and to Mr Michael Haworth for Clitheroe Meteor Club. Donations of £25 were


raffle, £300 has come from a coffee evening and £50 was donated by the local Wednesday Club. “It is surprising how


Clitheroe helped to set the ball rolling with a


to raise as much money as possible for the Royal Children’s Hospital at Manchester to help boost a £100,000 appeal for a Gamma camera to help treat youngsters suffering from various disorders. S ta f f of Booths in


Jones (36), of Southfield Drive, has to check his protein level daily and, if n e c e s sa ry , give him steroids. Now she is determined


bers showed they can do more than just hold a bat when they beat Ribblesdale Wanderers Cricket Club 4-2 in a friendly watched by 50 people. Referee was Tony Dobson of the Ribble .Valley Football League. M a n -o f - th e -m a tc h was


resist the pressure in the first half but collapsed in the second, conceding three goals.


Clitheroe Royal Grammar School pupil Andrew Black­ burn, who scored twice for Clitheroe. Ribblesdale managed to


play football? Any doubts that score were scotched at Shawbridge on Sunday when cricketers swapped their whites for shorts. Clitheroe Cricket Club mem­


ys Down comes old stand


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December 1st, 19S3 11


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Your Ironmongers


PRESENTS FOR ALL I


Clitheroe club motor into


second spot


CURRENTLY in second place in a major regional champion­ ship — that is the Clitheroe ana District Motor Club, trying in their 21st year, to win the SD 34 Inter-Club


and Dave Barritt. Second was John Cressey, partnered by Alan Wilson. Neville Crossley and Duncan Forrester finished third and Gary Frankland and Philip Hodgson came fourth. Another Clitheroe member,


also assisting another good cause. A race night at Bolton-by-Bowland ra ise d £400 towards equipping a house for use by Calderstones’ patients being rehabilitated into the community.


Restoration close-up


close quarters how much of the stone work on the Abbey roof had been eroded over the years and was being cleaned and re­ paired by masons and sculptors. Other slides illustrated


a visit to a North East steel works, Edinburgh and the floods in the Chatburn and Sawley area of recent years. On December 6th Mr B.


glamour”. United


and


PHOTOGRAPHS of re­ storation work taking place at Westminster Abbey were shown to members of Ribblesdale Camera Club by Mr R. Frankland. They demonstrated at


behalf of the four rep­ resentatives, the Mayor congratulated the club on its work for charity. The Ribblesdale club is


Ian’s last event in a Rothman’s- backed Opel Manta 400. He has signed for Porsche next year and is to co-drive for Finland's Henri Toivonen in some world championship rounds. Tragedy struck Sawley deliv­


ly in the Lombard RAC Rally, where Stonyhurst’s Ian Grin- drod partnered Scotland’s Jimmy McRae to a superb third place. The Lombard was probably-


awarded for clubs taking part in road and stage rallies as well' as off-the-road events such as autotests and sprints. Clitheroe figured prominent­


Dave Calvert, was seventh. Championship points are


weekend when the official re­ sults of Saturday’s Hall Trophy Rally, organised by Clitheroe and a qualifier for the champ­ ionship, are taken into account. Winners were Ken Skidmore


crington’s Springhill Car Club with one event to go, the Silva Stages Rally a week on Satur­ day, organised by Preston Automobile Club. But that could change by the


League. They lie 22 points behind Ac­


White Horse in the lead


One was by D. Eccles, of the Brownhill Arms, who finished from 158, while T. Brown of second division side Station Hotel finished from 118.


41, White Horse B 33, Judge Walmsley 27, Station Hotel 27, New Inn (Gisburn) 25, Joiners Arms 23, Horseshoe B 22, Craven Heifer 19, Bay Horse 18, Dog and Partridge 18, Vic­ toria Hotel 18, Commercial Hotel 17. Highest finish in Division


Clubmen


ery driver John Morton’s hopes on the Lombard. Three stages from the end a halfshaft broke oh his Vauxhall Astra. At the time John and co­


d r iv e r John Meadows, of Clitheroe, were 31st overall and fourth in the 1300 group A class behind the works Skooas.


POOL


Black Horse A 2; Tillotsons A 2, Commercial A 5; White Horse 3, Joiners A 4; Royal Oak A 4, Kings Arms A 3; Lower Buck A 2, Dog and Partridge 5; Horse Shoe A 2, Craven Heifer (Clitheroe) 5; Pendle Witch 3, Higher Buck 4; Lord Nelson 4, Black Bull 3; White Hart 3, New Inn 4. Blue League — Black Horse


LATEST Ribble Valley Pool results are: Red League — Victoria A 5,


far was 142 made by Vic Green of Billington BC A, with a 60, 42, 40 finish against Wan­ derers.


games being played on Monday are: Clitheroe FC v Low Moor;


The team knockout first leg


December 14th at Central WMC.


Arms B 6, Royal Oak B 1; Station 3, Lower Buck B 4; Waggon and Horses 2, Horse Shoe B 5; Red Pump 4, Talbot 3; Hodder Bridge 2, Sun Inn 5; Brown Cow 2, Craven Heifer (Chaigley) 5.


B 3, Victoria B 4; Commercial B 6, Tillotsons B 1; Joiners B White Horse B 3; Kings


Cub Scouts


Hanna will be the guest speaker, his topic being “ P o r t r a i tu r e


LATEST r e s u l t s of th e Clitheroe and District Cub Scouts football league are: Pendle Tigers 5, Waddington 3; St Paul’s 1, Whalley 12. • S a tu rd a y ’s f ix tu re s : St Paul’s v Pendle Leopards;


joined members of Trinity Ladies Afternoon Fellow­ ship for their annual united service. Mrs E. Cowperthwaite


presided and the speaker was the Rev. C.- Foster, whose text was taken from Ecclesiastes. Tea and home-made bis­


cuits were served and a vote of thanks was given by Mrs L. Wells.


Cinema


THE man who committed all those horrible murders in the infamous horror movie “Psycho,” Norman Bates, is loose again in the sequel to the Hitch­ cock classic, “Psycho II,” showing at Clitheroe’s Civic Hall Cinema for a week, starting tomorrow. Anthony Perkins plays Bates in this production, d ire c ted by Richard Franklin.


MANY friends from diffe­ rent churches in Clitheroe


burn v Waddini v Loyola.


Pendle Tigers v Chatbum; Gis- igton.


Chipping v Whalley; St Mary’s icei


Sunday:


Ladies darts


RESULTS in the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts Association: Divi­ sion One: Black Horse A 6, Catholic SC 2; Commercial 3, BBC 5; Joiners 5, RBL A 3; Bonny Inn 5, Royal Oak 3; Station 4, King's Arms 4. Division Tvvo: RBL B 4, Victoria 4; White Horse 4. Low


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42, Bay Horse 38, Pendle Witch 38, RBL B 36, CWMC 31, Black Horse B 30, White Horse 30, Victoria 27, Calder­ stones 26, Low Moor 22.


King’s Arms 37, Commercial 34, Joiners 33, BBC 32, Black Horse A 31, RBL A 31, Bonny Inn 29, Royal Oak 23. Division Two: Ribblesdale


Moor 4; Ribblesdale 5, Bay Horse 3; Calderstones 4, Black Horse B 4; Pendle Witch 4, CWMC 4. Division One: Station 39 pts,


Billington BC B v Catholic SC; Central WMC v Billington BC A; Rib ble sda le Wands v Clitheroe SC. Next league meeting is on


BC A 37, Catholic SC 33, Bil­ lington BC B 31, Ribblesdale Wands 30, Clitheroe SC 27, Low Moor 23, Clitheroe FC 22, Central WMC 21. The league’s highest finish so


LATEST r e s u l t s in th e Clitheroe and Whalley Club­ men’s Darts League: Billington BC A 5, Clitheroe SC 3; Cent­ ral WMC 5, Clitheroe FC 3; Catholic SC 7, Low Moor 1; Ribblesdale Wands 4, Billing­ ton BC B 4. League positions: Billington


in the Chtheroe and District Darts League are '— Division One: White Horse A 33 pts, Royal Oak A 31, Black Bull 28, Brownhill Arms 26, Black Horse 23, Horseshoe A 23, Pendle Witch 20, King’s Arms 19, Pendle Inn 18, Pendle Hotel 17, Bonny Inn 13, Wad­ dington Club 13. Division Two: Royal Oak B


LATEST points and positions


task in readiness for new facilities for spectators. Work is to start on the improvements next year. The former stand was


CLITHEROE FC’s old stand, which had stood for over 60 years, was de­ molished on Sunday. Committee members and players set about the


Grindleton wilt


Grindlcton 1, Catholic SC 13


tion to the North West Counties League Division Two, they will need seat­ ing for a minimum of 20 people.’


condemned four years ago and the roof removed. But the club continued to use it as changing rooms until the new clubhouse was opened nine months ago. If Clitheroe gain promo­


DURING the first half hour of this Ribble Valley League match there was little to choose between the teams. In fact, Grindleton took the lead through Richard Prew with a neatly-placed shot. But within a minute Social


Club were back on terms th ro u g h a h e a d e r from Burgess. By half-time Social Club had a three goal lead, through Leach, Byrom and Paul Geldard (og). In the second half Grindleton brought on substitutes Trevor Jackson and David Parkinson. After 10 minutes, however, Parkinson had to leave the field with a knee injury, and the 10 men were unable to stop the rot. The rest of the goals came


Soccer double «d!8


a 'five-a-side football tourna­ ment, in which runners-up were Loyola and Whalley were third.


over the 1st Howland group helped Pendle to retain the Whipp Football Trophy. A week earlier the troop won


Jo h n Swayne and Tony Dobson. Organiser was Mr David Sharp.


Games were refereed by Teams


Conboy, I. Duxbury, D. Newton, R. Holmes, M. Ridehalgh, M. Anderson, B. Eastham, M. McGarrity, G. Williamson, J. Conboy.


Padiham................ 17 9 Ashton Town......... 16 8


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NW Counties Division 3 PVV


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2nd, a, Sat.): B. Maloney, A. Whalley, I. Fielding, A. Rudd, G. Tindall, J._ Corbett, P.


1st, a, Sat.): P. Duxbury, J. Hyde, D. Fielding, Stuart Greatorex, P. Taberner, M. Emmott, D. Tattersall, T. Dubowski, P. Dinsdale, J. Holden, M. Duxbury, P. Ramsey, M. Byrne, J. Robson, I. Lomax. Clithcroe 2nd (v Bolton


Clithcroe RUFC (v Bolton


THE 1st Pendle Troop com­ pleted a “double" when they won the Clitheroe and District Scouts’ annual 11-a-side football competition on Saturday. A 5-1 victory in the final


Chessboard luck mixed


good start with Vincent ■Tudisco winning quickly. Andrew Cooper and Brian Carr drew their games, but Stephen Robinson lost. John Trappes-Lomax made it 3-2 in Clitheroe’s


CLITHEROE Chess Club’s A team came away from their game against Nelson with a point earned from a 3-3 draw. Clitheroe got off to a


from Byrom, Threlfall (2), Briggs (3), Leach (2) and Met-


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favour, before Eric Man­ sfield lost. On Tuesday, Clitheroe


A play Burnley A, a game which brings teams up to the mid-point of the season. So far Clitheroe have enjoyed three wins, and have drawn once and lost once.


Patchwork will aid fund


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* — two points deducted. A very smart turn-out


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AS part of its activities for the Centenary Fund of the NSPCC, the local Centenary Committee has launched a grand patch- work event.


needlework is invited' to take part.


nary Committee, Mrs Simon Towneley, of Dy- neley, near Burnley, said:


any article large or small, traditional or modern, functional or decorative. People can work individu­ ally or in groups. But all articles must be com­ pleted by May 31st, 1984, after which they will be exhibited around the county.


“We would welcome


people as- possible will take part and help us to raise money for what is a very worthwhile cause.” Anyone interested in


for 50p and c e r ta in p a tch e s will a t t r a c t prizes, the main one being the article itself. Smaller sewn’ items may also be used as prizes. “We hope that as many


“Each patch will be sold Anyone interested in Chairman of the Cente­


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18 Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 22420


Closed all day Wednesday


RIMINGTON are looking spic and span these days in their bright new strip pro­ vided by All Risks Insur­ ances of Staidbum.


left) are John Hodgson, Alex Frankland, Alan Hodgson, Fred Smalley, Steven Bar- ratt and John Hartley.


•Pictured front (from the


Back: Phillip Horsefield, Jim Hacking, Kerry Pratt, Steven Bate, Phillip Graham, Gary Scott and Tim Ashton.


taking part should contact Miss Jane Burgess, 65 Spring Meadow, Clayton Hall, Leyland (tel. 22580), who will be monitoring progress and the overall standard of work. She is also willing to offer advice.


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