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t


jlen Backhouse, of Bashall


•-traits , portraits • by


il be featured in ion at Rathmell


lie of children’s les, will have on p o r t ra i ts of. Is, some dogs


Ivho in the past lated books, in-


lly birds. I her in the ex-


|to be held at meeting room, near Settle, are


lerts, a cabinet- and Richard screen printer.


ibition starts on nd will run for a


|vho now lives at was educated


I I


JJrammar School


land School, then at Caster- School,. Kirkby and later at


iied illustration College of Art.


mily lives at ottom, Bashall


Diano


c on the lookout ir present one,


ncludes Pendle no would do. It e, who use it for


m s


igal action in ras alleged, pol- the Pendleton caused unwar-


Sculties in the •ing process,


ink and John tablished them- aper merchants extensive scale ffices in Castle


following this late brothers,


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r borough. He >est. of reasons ng that paper in the town; his rked there and_ a number of ome humorous,


my callers was Hargreaves of.


T. EDWARDSON PAINTER AND DECORATOR


rwise, of inci- e works.


:ould not recall — who lost both in a tragic acci- itained in the his employment, ing the question >1, several callers 1 the two cells ;he former Moot this limited ac­


cdote related to an — Mr Har-


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Would like to wish all his Customers, Friends and Relations a very Happy New Year


tion could hardly" e description of a t a time when very one of our lages had its own


rs ago. 1st caller on this


le old cottages on th-east side of reet, demolished


in Whalley, for it was at the


progress, ly’re laying ’em 11," he said. “That’s ping tha never


ecently?” he in­ land went on to lof hedge-laying


n busy morning i a different topic. |been down Elker-


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STORMY START TO THE YEAR


AFTER an unusually mild Christmas holiday, the New Year came in with a vengeance, bring­ ing severe gales, sleet, and snow to batter Cutheroe and district. ;


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m.p.h.' forecast .for the area, damage was surpris­ ingly light, the main casu­ alty being a large- poplar tree which Stoppled over in; Woorie Lane, Clitheroe. A parked car was slightly damaged by a falling branch, but the tree was quickly cleared away. Elsewhere, the odd tree


But despite winds of 60


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was blown down and iso­ lated flooding has been re­ ported. Deputy Divisional Sur­


veyor for the county, Mr Denis Wright, said Ribble Valley was lucky to escape serious damage in view of Tuesday’s wind speeds.


Whalley are operating special shifts ready to: turn out immediately if snow threatens the roads. At. Dunsop Bridge,


where terrific winds com­ bined with driving snow, head forester Mr • Pat Priestley said he'was sur­ prised how little damage, had - been caused in the plantations. Amateur weather recor­


der Mr Tom Suttie, of Bridge End, Whalley, me­ asured: one and. a quarter inches of rain up to Tues­ day, making it the wet­ test start to a New Year in recent years. “The average amount


likely, no chances. are being taken and .several thousand tons of rocksalt are stockpiled, ready for use in gritting,,.-.. . • ; * Council workman at


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-. A NEW law to be in- troduced in ’ January'


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• Clitheroe firm of TGB - . Motors. r From th e New Year, haulage com­ panies will have to fit vehicles heavier ■


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26 tons gross with a special sideguard, fol­ lowing a survey which shows pedestrians and motor cyclists are often killed in a colli-


. sion: when they go under moving trailers. TGB has designed a


lightweight guard and is distributing it in kit form to its customers, which include the Pandoro Shipping Company and Cour­ age Breweries.


. .. General manager Mr- John; Harper ex­ pects the order to keep w o r k e r s . at Woone Lane busy for at; least another-two


. months. - “We’ve completed a


• said. As for 1984, Mr


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• Harper said:- “Pros­ pects are pretty fair, but we’re going to have to work hard for any orders that we get.”


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Clitheroe Advertiser.and Times, January 5th 1981 & . i


J A N U A R Y 5tli


EVERYTHING’S DOWN INPRICE.. . THIRD OFF


RELDAN and DITTO in our


First children to live in


vicarage for 5,0 years


the post after a three- year spell as an Army chaplain in West Germany.


after - an unusually mild December. Coun. Ted Boden, of


for January is four inches, so already we are a quar­ ter of the way there,” said Mr Suttie, who has. recorded weather locally for 20 years! The cold snap comes


Chatbum, recorded temp­ eratures in the low fifties Fahrenheit over Christ­ mas, while on December 27th the temperature1 never fell below 50F.


Prints of most;


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' Born in Peebles and brought up in Edinburgh, Mr Clark left home at 15 to join the Royal En­ gineers and - became a printer. But nine years later he le ft ' to enter Oakhill Theological Col­ lege, London,; where he remained for four years.


’ : Although his new posi­ tion at St Mary’s is a complete change- from Army life, he has had a taste of a similar parish in Devon. “I’ve been looking for


curate' in London, .Norfolk and' Devon before rejoin­ ing the Army as a chaplain to the Royal Engineers.


He then 'served . as a


"him very welcome. “We’re looking forward


settling into his new home, he -says the parishioners have made


an opportunity Tq main­ tain a parish on my own and this looks ideal,” said Mr Clark. Although he is still


SETTLING in as Vicar of St Mary’s, Gisbum is the Rev. Hugh Clark, one of, the few Scots to hold the position of , Church of Eng­ land minister. Mr Clark has taken up


• and Naomi (5). “If we had stayed in


Germany, we .would have had to start looking for boarding schools^ for them,” he said.


I years., V The main change for Mr


, . the first children to live in , the. vicarage for over 50


Now the youngsters are delighted to find they are


'


- in the Army he was sur­ rounded by people up to


, playing the guitar and folk? singing, and he also


His hobbies include •


, visitors a different kind of Christmas decoration from East Germany.


i, Mr and Mrs Clark and family, were able to show


.Clark will be the age of ;his parishioners. Whereas


'the age of 45, he will.now be working with many el­ derly people.


.hopes to do a lot. of walking. "


decided to leave the Army the second time was the education of his children •— Charlotte (10), John (8)


to settling down for quite some time,” he added. One of the reasons he


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