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THERE have been some unusual goings on at the Red Pump Inn, Bashall Eaves. But the landlord and regulars will have to wait until the New Year before they know if they have a ghost on the pre­ mises. Things s ta r ted to


happen at the ancient


Whalley library show


EXHIBITING for the first time in Whalley is Accrington a r tis t- Mr


Wilfred Aldous. A former storekeeper


employed by an Oswald- twistle printing firm, Mr Aldous (70) has been painting as a hobby for 20


years. He has exhibited previ­


ously at the Haworth Art Gallery and at various arts and crafts exhibi­


tions. Using both oils and


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water colours, he enjoys painting marine subjects and following the style of the 17th, 18th and 19th century painters. The exhibition opens at


hostelry — which dates back at least to 1759 — after new landlord Mr Michael Lees (40) and his wife, Christine, re­ moved a wall while car­ rying out bar altera­


tions. Catering assistant


Angela Beattie and bar assistant Susan Parker felt -something brush past them. When they: turned round they were amazed to find no-one


there. Since then Michael


had some success track­


and Christine have dis­ covered doors mysteri­ ously opening after they have closed them. Once, Christine saw


ing down ghosts. He gave the bar areas


some swing doors flap­ ping wildly. When she looked to see who had gone through there was no-one there. That is when they de­


cided to call in a man from Blackburn who has


a quick search on Thurs­ day and decided that there was some strange force present, but it was p eaceful and, he thought, likely to go


away by spring. Michael said: “I am


still sceptical about the whole thing, but 1 have no doubt that the man, who wishes to remain


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genuine.” Neither Mr Lees nor


any of his customers has seen anything odd, but the man is coming back


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in January to make an exhaustive search of the outbuildings to see if he can trace any ghost. Michael added: “We


do not mind if there is a ghost, as long as he is not doing anybody any harm.”


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1 (—) “Do they know it’s Christmas” - 2 (13) “Teardrops” — Shakin’ Stevens.


' 4 (3) “The riddle” — Nik Kershaw. 5 (11) “I won’t run away” — Alvin Stardust. 6 (6) “Sex crime” — Eurythmics. 7 (—) “The power of love” — Frankie Goes


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1 18 (15) “One night in Bangkok” — Murray Head. , 19 (_ ) “The medal song” — Culture Club.


, 16 (10) “Hard habit to break” — Chicago. 17 (_ ) “Invisible” — Alison Movet.


20 (_) “Lay your hands on me”— Thompson twins, Last week’s placings > are■ in brackets. LP ^of the


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THE Christmas fair, on Tuesday, organised by the Whalley Committee of the King George’s Fund for Sailors, is expected to


. The fair, at Whalley Golf Club, had many stalls, one including hand­ icrafts made by committee


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1 members. The fund, nationally,


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| and Merchant Navies; The Whalley committee


Heritage fair could have 100 stalls


THE organisers of next year’s Clitheroe Herit­ age fair are hoping to encourage even more charities to join in the fun and make it a spectacle to remember.


| raising event a year and secretary Mrs Jo Gray, of Moor Lane, Wiswell, was delighted by the attend­ ance of about 200.


has just the one big fund-


Marjorie Turner, of Paint­ er Wood, Whalley, one of the founder members of


Helping out was Mrs


| the committee in 1959. She recalled the first


[ fair then, which was at I her home and raised £50.


| thought it would take off as it has done over the years,” she said.


“We were all quite ex­ cited about it, but never


lar that long gone are the days when it could be held at any individual’s house, she added.


It has become so popu­


I Our photograph shows Mrs Penny Thompson, of Wiswell Lane, Whaliey, buying a raffle ticket from Miss Eunice Coleman, of The Croft, Whalley, and Mrs Turner.


is being organised by Clitheroe Lions and the town’s Round Table and, once again it has been de­ cided that there will only be charity stalls. Public Relations Of­


The fair, on June 2nd,


ficer. Mr Geoff Braith- waite said: “We think that with better use of Moor Lane, King Lane and King Street, there should be room for 100


stalls. Mr Braithwaite, of


. fair runs smoothly. He would also like them to help with entertain­


Hemlock Cottage, Dow- nham, hopes that the Clitheroe and District Chamber of Trade will help to ensure that the


ments. In 1985 it is hoped that


there will be three arenas — in Market Place, Castle Gate and York Street. The committee also


hopes to stage additional entertainment at the Moor Lane entrance to


the fair.


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FORWARD at Clitheroe Auction Mart on Monday, were 99 fat cattle, 20 ewes and 1,112 lambs.


100.2p (97. lOp), medium to 112p (98.86p), heavy to 102p (95.63p). Light heifers made to


Light steers made to


98.8p (90.54p), medium to 102.8p (93.03p), heavy to


90.2p (89.70p). Overall average: 94.52p. Calf bulls made to


116.5p (107.48p), uncer­ tified steers and heifers to 91.2p (86.58p), fat cows to 77.2p (64.92p). Light lambs made to


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THE menu was mouthwa­ te r in g when Sunday School teachers at St N ich o la s ’s Church, Sabden held their first supper dance.


cess that the organisers hope to make it an annual affair.


was provided by the teachers and helpers.


It proved such a suc­ The food for the buffet


evening raised £36 which will go towards Sunday School funds along with


A draw during the


.the profit from the dance. Pan fire


A CHIP pan fire at a house in Nelson Street, Low Moor, had been put out by the time Clitheroe Fire Brigade attended the scene. The cooker and kitchen decorations were damaged.


Lifelong resident


FORMER weaver Mrs Jane Elizabeth Redmay- ne, of Castleford, who has lived in Clitheroe all her life, has died, aged 86.


Mrs Redmayne spent


all of her working life at the old Sun Street cotton


mill. In her spare time she


was a keen singer, per­ forming solo at concerts in the town around the time of the first world war.


lived in Highfield Road for 30 y ears before moving to Castleford three years ago, was also a member of St James’s Church, Clitheroe, where her funeral took place on


Mrs Redmayne, who


Tuesday. She is survived by her


son, Richard Henry.


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Ramblers’ weekend.


in Wales ELEVEN members of Clitheroe Ramblers' spent the weekend in ‘North Wales in the first of a series of outings organ­ ised by the new social


committee. Based at a hotel near


Betws-y-Coed, they walked along the banks of the River Conway, on Saturday,’ led by Mr Ernie Ormand. The, following day Mr


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