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CLITHEROE people will soon have the chance to see a Grand Opera for the first time in the
town. The Pendle Opera Com
pany’s production “Lucia di, Lammermoor” is one of a " number of musical "events being supported by the Ribble Valley Coun cil’s Recreation and Lei sure Committee.
formed about four years ago, is making a name for itself in East Lancashire and performed to packed houses in Burnley last
The talented company, year. •
Lower rates arrears
RATES arrears in the Ribble Valley were re duced by more than £100,000 last year. The figure was cut back
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formances, with a cast of 50 and full orchestra, at the bandstand in the Castle grounds in June. The opera is based on Sir Walter Scott’s book “The Bride of Lammermoor,” with a beautifully staged and costumed Scottish Highlands setting.
It" will give three per
has offered a guarantee against loss of up to £400 and the Town Council has offered a guarantee of £ 200.
The Borough Council
agreed to the holding of a ceilidh at the bandstand on June 19th, at which the Back Rough Band will feature music and song.
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brass ' band music this summer at the bandstand, starting with Balderstone Band on May 15th. A £50 fee was agreed for a lun chtime concert in the town by the band of the Queen’s Own Lancashire Regiment tomorrow.
There will be plenty of Health Offices
A PLAN to build a new single-storey office block at Ribblesdale Cement, Clitheroe, has been ap proved by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop ment Sub-Committee and will now be considered by the County Council.
part of the overall rede velopment, would be sited next to the railway line, adjoining some existing buildings fronting on
The offices, a necessary C O
queries THE Ribble Valley Pre- School Playgroup Associa tion met in St Helen’s Sunday School, Wadding ton, to hear Mrs Verlan- der, a health visitor work ing from Whalley Health Centre, outline the qual ifications and training needed for her work.
answered questions; prin cipally queries about the health of young children.
She showed a film and
with coffee and a buffet supper provided by the Waddington Playgroup committee.
The evening concluded
ABOUT 80 members of Chatburn and district Royal British Legion, their wives and friends attended the group’s annual dinner at the Black Bull Hotel Rimington.
proposed by the presi dent, Mr H. Pearson.
The loyal toast was
•W. Wilson, introduced Mr G. Pollard, of Ac crington, secretary of the Legion’s East Lancs County area, and Mrs
The chairman, Mr J.
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played music for dancing.
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Celebrating100 years’ worship
PAST and present members of Chatburn Methodist Church joined in the centenary celebrations at the weekend.
there was a chance for former scholars and past members to meet the pre sent congregation and a buffet tea was served in
On Saturday afternoon
Mortgage arrears of £18,000
THE Ribble Valley Coun cil’s half-buy, half-rent housing" scheme at River side, Clitheroe, in some ways, has not been the success hoped for. The £lm. scheme had
been planned for first time occupiers, but in the event they were the people who could not
the schoolroom. In the evening a reun
ion was attended by Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg and her consort, Mr Char les Clegg. The minister, the Rev. Timothy Brad shaw, led the proceed
ings. Speakers were the Rev.
GISBURN AUCTION PRICES
THERE were 74 accredited newly-calved cows and heifers forward in the dairy section at Thursday’s Gisburn Auction ! Mart sale.
to J. H. Howard (£735) and F. M. Gillette (£648). Heifers: F. M. Gillette (£748), R. Murray
Accredited cow prizes went j
(£690).Accredited Friesian cows made to £735 (average £582) and heifers to £748 (£594). There were four accredited |
entries in the in-calf section. BW animals made to £605.
James Needham, superin tendent of the Clitheroe Methodist Circuit, the Rev. G. W. S. Knowles, chairman of the North Lancashire District, and the Rev. Amos S. Cress- well, president designate of the Methodist Confer
were 302 accredited calves. Friesian bulls made to £1301 (£66.45), heifers to £68 (£44.25), Hereford X bulls to £141 (£90), heifers to £98 (£50), Charolais X bulls to £175 (£127.15), heif ers to £128 (£92.75), Angus bulls to £96 (£55.15). heifers to £62 (£36.20), Limousin bulls to £141 (£100),- heifers to £100 (£70).
Forward in the calf section
ence.He started his ministry at Chatburn in 1949 and is now chairman of the Ply mouth and Exeter dis
really afford the homes, Coun. Harry Riding told the council’.s Housing Committee. According to Borough
.trict. The choir was au
Treasurer.Mr Gordon Onslow, mortgage arrears for the whole of the Ribble Valley amounted to £18,855,- a proportion of which was owed by 12 people from Riverside.. Coun. Eric Bracewell
• lesson over this type of scheme.But Counl" Bill Fleming (Billington) thought there were "many good sides to it. The scheme had been a victim of circumstances. Coun. B e r t Jon e s
(Clitheroe) said the coun cil should have learnt its
lars for the singing of two centenary hymns. The words and music of one has been composed by Mrs Gladys Chamley, one of the church members and the other by Mrs Enda Ragnall, of Trinity Methodist Church. Mr Cress wel l was
gmented by Sunday School teachers and scho
averaged £140, beef X bulls made to £176 (£162) and heifers
Weaned calves: Fnesian bulls , „
to £170 (£156.50). At the sale of store pigs, l there were 69 forward, making
PRESTIGE SUPER BEDS
to £21.50 (£18.75). • In the fatstock section were 1
285 cattle, 606 sheep and 101 pigs. Certified clean cattle: [ Light steers made to 115p (101.4p), medium to 111.8p I (103.9p), heavy to 102.2p I (100.5p), light heifers to 113.2p I (101.8p), medium to 109.2p | (102.7p), heavy to 107.8p (lOOp).
certified cattle: Young bulls I made to 127.8p (112.8p), steers to 99.8p (90. Ip), heifers to 90.8p (81.8p), fat cows to 88.2p (72.4p), fat bulls to 85.2p (85p). Sheep: Standard lambs made
Uncertified and previously ,
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preacher at both services on Sunday. The lesson in the morning was read by Mr Bradshaw and in the evening by Mr J. ■ W. Gordon, who has com pleted 50 years as a local preacher. The service was shared
(Clitheroe) said the prob
lem was the lack of cash about these days, com pared to previous years.
Snooker table
. Stopper Lane. 1 The application is to
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PERMISSION has been granted by the Ribble Valley Council’s. Develop ment Sub-Committee for an extension ;of the snooker room at Riming ton Memorial Institute on
extend the games room slightly to provide an area for an additional snooker table. ■ - v ‘
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by all th e. circuit churches, with a roll call by Mr Needham. Mr Roy Porter led the
choir which was accom panied at the piano by Mr C. Johnson and Mr Porter and Mrs C. Bradshaw on guitars. Organists were Miss G. Parkinson and Mr Johnson. Throughout - the weekend there was an ex hibition of old photo graphs, minute books and documents dating from the building of the church,
. booklet has : been. pub lished covering the his
with, floral displays by Mrs Daphne Porter arid Mrs Marion Johnson. A centenary -souvenir
’tory of the church. Copies are available from-Miss I:
Dugdale. 21 York Street: Clitheroe (23124), price £1.50, or £1.75 by post.:
to 260.5p (253.5p), medium to 250p (243.5p), light hoggs to 210.5p (199.2p), standard to 236.5p (212p), medium to 226p (220.4p), heavy to 209p (202.4p). - Shearlings made , to 169.5p I
(128p), uncertified hoggs to | £44.20 (£30.50), fat ewes to £40 [
(£27.20), fat rams to £44 (£36.45).
How cognac is produced
A FILM and talk on the history and production of cognac, by Mr Vic Morris, of Grindleton, opened the year’s programme for Clitheroe and District
Probus Club. The small white grapes
■ -yAt the next meeting, on . May -6th, Mr. John West, 1 of Clitheroe, will give an illustrated
-.talk :on “The French Connection.” -
are grown near the coast in South West France and the pressing, fermenting, double distillation, matur ing in oak casks, blending and final presentation to the . public were -fully de scribed.: Mr Geoff Mitchell ex pressed thanks.
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from £191,000 the previ ous year, to £90,000, trea surer Mr Gordon Onslow told the Finance and Gen eral purposes Sub-Com mittee. Mr Onslow added that he “would be looking for much bigger improve ment during 1983-84."
Legion members dine out
Pure new wool pile
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YOUR FRiEND IN THE TRADE
OLD and neiv faces turned out in force ivhen Boivland School’s first headmaster, Mr Edward Nicholson, returned to open, the spring fair.
£900 for school funds. Among the attractions
It raised well over
was a sponsored relay marathon in which three teams — staff, fourth and fifth year pupils — ran a total of 26 miles.
ideas included a ghost train and a fortune teller.
Other money-spinning
Waddington, is pictured tiding his luck at the tin can alley.
James Smith (12), of
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