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A WIDE range of skills, from needlework to wood­


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has been extremely high, particularly in the hand­ writing section, and at 800 were well up on pre­ vious years.


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and each night this week youngsters are competing in subjects ranging from elocution to religious knowledge, culminating on Saturday with a grand concert of finalists, when the awards will be pre­ sented. Kev: Trinity (T). Waddington


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(T). Jillian Cowling (G), Sarah Phillips (W). 10-11 — Gary Aspin (T), Linda Bancroft (T), Caroline Gorst (P). 12-14 — Carol Killington (T), Melissa Kerr (WH), joint 3, Julie Lodge (W) and Silas Nowell (G). 15-16 — Justin Nowell (G), Clare Saberton (T), Angela Harb (C). Poetry composition: 9 and


under A Rachel Cocks (WH), Jane Hargreaves (T), Matthew Smith (W). 10-11 — Tracy Walmsley (T), C a th e r in e


Needham (T), Grace Kelsall (P). 12-14 — Susan Pickering (T), Melissa Kerr (WH), Anna Broughton (G). 15-16 — Clare Saberton (T), Justin Nowell


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Sara Wilkinson (T), Nicola Yates (WH), Shelley Cowling (G). 7-9 — Jillian Cowling (G), Jane Shorrocks (W), Stephen Nock (G). 10-13 — Anna Broughton (G). Garry Aspin (T), Caroline Gorst (P). 14-16 — Andrew Robinson (T), Andrew Evans (WH), Susan


— Jennifer Snutt (T), Michael Norcliffe (WH), Kathryn Yates (WH). 9-10 — Tracy Walmsley (T), Andrew Kellmgton (T), Rachel Cocks (WH). 11-13 — Roderick Davis (WH), joint 2 Darren Tavlor (T) and Clare Britcliffe (T), joint 3, Alison Hailwood (T), Garry Ward (T), Mark Alker (C) and Anna Broughton (G). 14-16 — Clare Saberton (T), Sally Clark (G),


Pickering. (T). Poster design: 8 and under


Handwriting: 6 and under — , u


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and under — Rachel Cocks (WH), Nicola Yates (WH), Neil Robinson (T). 11-13 — Darren Taylor (T), Scott Walder (C), Ruth Hargreaves (T). -14-16 — Sandra Ward (T), Angela Harb


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Neale Walder (C), Trudi Brown (WH), Angela Kelsall (P). 11-13 — Joanne Nock (G), Louise Kerr (WH), Caroline Gorst (P). 14-


Soft tovs: 10 and under — , , Whalley


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the inspirational and in­ spiring work of Mother Teresa, of Calcutta, was


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Woodwork: 10 and under —


Rvan Walmsley (T), Matthew Hudson (T). 11-13 — Darren Tavlor (T), Mark Johnson (C),


Mark Alker (C). Cookerv: 9 and under —


joint 3, Sandra Ward (T) and Angela Harb (C). Art: 7 and under — joint 1, Victoria Penman (T) and Helen Waddington (T), Wendy Hail­ wood (T). joint 3, Sara Wilkin­ son (T), Charlotte Pomfret (T), Shelley Cowling (G) and Stuart Clark'


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Howard (W). Map drawing: 11-14 — Garrv


Ward (T), Alison Laycoek (WH), Sarah Pearson (W). 15- 16 — Angela Harb (C), Peter Gate (T), Clare Saberton (T). Photography: 9 and under —


Stuart Clark (G), Rachel Avery (T), Alison Gorst (P). 10-12 — S arah Pearson (W). John Garner (T), Michael Preston (P). 13-16 — Pauline Wrigley (T), Andrew McGurk (T), Sally


Clark (G). Needlework: 10 and under —


Esther Taylor (T). 11-13 — Ruth Hargreaves (T), Karen


Sara Wilkinson (T), Stephen Newman (WH), Emma Wilkin­ son (T). 10-11 — Alison Groob.v (W), Alison Hailwood (T), Ian Porter (C). 12-14 — Justine Hailwood (T). Melissa Kerr (WH), Julie Middleton (WH). 15- 16 — Sallv Clark (G), Ian Broughton (G), Gillian Coles


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■ Jennifer Garner (T), Louise Barton (WH), Stuart Clark'(G). 10-12 — Anna Broughton (G), Caroline Gorst (P), Naomi Johnson (C). 13-16 — Jill Porter (C), Sally Clark (G),


Justine Hailwood (T). Christmas decorations: 9 and


under — Gareth Johnson (C), Trudi Brown (WH), Jennifer Shutt (T). 10-11 — Caroline Gorst (P). Grace Kelsall (P), Ian Porter (C). 12-13 — Clara Britcliffe (T), Darren Taylor (T), Lindsav Connell (W). 14-16 — Sallv Clark (G), Susan Pick­ ering (T), Joanne Howard (W).


Matthew Smith (W), Stuart Clark (G), Charlotte Pomfret (T). 10-12 — Nicola Hill (T), Roderick Davis (WH), joint 3 Darrvl Smith (W) and Sarah. Lodge (W). 13-16 — Sally Clark (G) joint 2, Julie Lodge (W) and Carol Kellington (T). Religious knowledge quia:


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MEMBERS of Clitheroe and District Chamber of Trade stood in silence at their meeting on Tuesday in memory of Mr Bill Cooper, their secretary for the past 12 years. Mr Cooper, of Lancas­


ter Drive, Clitheroe, died- in hospital on Monday. He had recently indi­ cated to the Chamber that he wished to relinquish his post as soon as a re­ placement could be found and a new appointment had just been made. Mr Cooper rendered


valuable service to the Chamber, working untir­ ingly on numerous negoti­ ations with the local au­ thority and other organ­ isations. He was instru­ mental in helping to pro­ duce the Chamber’s offi­ cial Clitheroe and later Ribble Valley guides. A marketing consultant


working on his own ac­ count, with particular in­ terest in the textile busi­ ness, Mr Cooper had lived in Clitheroe since 1969. He was interested in


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A WOMAN who held sev­ eral different jobs during her lifetime in Clitheroe, has died, aged 74. Miss Monica Holden, of


St Paul’s Street, Low- Moor, was born in the village. On leaving St Michael and John’s RC School, at 14, she started work as a w’eaver at the Borough Mill, Sun Street. Later she spent 17


Mrs Doris Charlton


AN auxiliary nurse at Calderstones from 1955 to 1959, Mrs Doris Charlton, of Kemple Vie w , Clitheroe has died in hos­ pital, aged 68. Mrs Charlton was born


in Barnsley and in her earlier years worked as a shop manager. She and her husband, Dick, moved to Great Harwood, from where she travelled to work at Calderstones. They moved to Hull,


then Beverley, finally moving to Clitheroe two years ago. Mrs Charlton enjoyed


knitting and home inter­ ests, being happiest when entertaining her grand­ children. She is survived by her


Elocution: 9 and under — 16 — Angela Harb (C). tesses.


ley Methodist Women’s Fellowship, the Rev. Tim Bradshaw, of Chatburn, spoke on “The family.” He stressed the import-


Family life At a meeting of Whal­


i ance of a happy family life | and drew analogies bet­ ween each family home and the whole family of God. Pianist was Mrs Florence Wormleighton and hostess was Mrs Lily


Garside.


Abbey drive Winners at the Abbey


senior citizens’ drive in Whalley were Mr J. Hart­ ley anti Mrs B. Stanley. Whist — Ladies: Mrs H. Turner and Miss M. Hudson. Gents: Mrs E. Howarth and Mrs E. Whitehead.


Popular Mr Maurice Wilson


proved a popular speaker at Whalley Methodist Men’s Fellowship with his subject of “Sixty years as


a choir boy.” His reminiscences were


I. grave and gay and musi­ cally illustrated and he was thanked by chairman Mr Brian Slow. The pian­ ist was Mr George Worm­ leighton and Mr Neville Houghton provided re­ freshments.


Auction sale Over £300 was raised


for the Whalley, Wiswell and Barrow Ladies branch of the Ribble Valley Conservative As­ sociation when it staged an auction sale.


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husband and sons Eric, Bryan and Rick. A service preceded cre­


mation at Accrington on Monday.


Mrs Elsie Hoolc


CHATBURN woman Mrs Elsie Dorothy Hoole has died at her home in St Chad’s Avenue, aged 70. Mrs Hoole was born at


St Helen’s and moved to the Ribble Valley to take up nursing at Calder­ stones Hospital, Whalley. It was there that she


met her husband, Her­ bert, when he was being nursed back, to health after being injured in the


war. She later gave up nurs­


ing to bring up a family. As well as her husband


she leaves daughters Wendy, Christine and Carol. The couple also had a son, Peter, who died some years ago. The funeral service at


revue for Fr Sean Myers’ Brazilian appeal, held in Chipping Village Hall, was very well attended and provided a first Hass evening’s entertainment. Mr Joseph Howson spoke briefly of his experiences in Brazil, and thanked everyone for their gener­ ous support. The appeal raised £569


First class The grand charity


hunger lunch in the Bap­ tist Church Hall. Minister the Rev. Don


Dedicated A Sabden woman


' and helping ladies of the church to serve it with


Briddock organised the event, cooking the soup


rolls and tea. There was a very good


attendance, including- the Vicar of Sabden, the Rev.


the pianist and Mrs Mary Brigg and Mrs Mary Whitehead were the hos­


Denis McWilliam, and headmaster Mr Peter Shorrock and staff of Sabden Primary School.


Cheers! Sabden couple Adrian


awarded the MBE for her services to midwifery, Mrs Elizabeth Brown, has died in a nursing home. Mrs Brown, of Whalley


Road, received the award from the Queen at Buck­ ingham Palace many years ago. She spent her career as a midwifery sister in hospitals in her native Blackburn and Bui-y and was dedicated


to nursing. She came to Sabden fol­


and Julie Whalley raised around £50 for the village Football Club at a sherry evening at their Bury Row home.


Entertained Twenty Sabden pen­


lowing her retirement and had only recently moved to Fell View at Lon- gi-idge, where she died on


Friday. Mrs Brown was


member of St Nicholas’s Church, where the funeral service was held on Tues­ day, followed by' crema­ tion at Burnley.


sioners were entertained by members of the Rotary Club of Padiham at a free concert in the Town Hall on Monday.


Tricks and spots Domino winners at the


Champions A Sabden County Prim


Over 60s drive in Sabden were Mrs M. Wade, Mrs S. Ashton, and Mrs I. Cottam. Whist — Ladies: Mrs I. Flannagan. Gents: Mr H. Parker. Competi­ tion: Mrs D. Bass. At the midweek social


ary team beat 10 com­ petitors to win. the Ribble Valley Junior Schools football tournament for the first time. The team from St Mary’s RC School, Sabden, came fifth in the contest held at Whalley.


Mrs I. Metcalfe was the domino winner. Whist winners were — Ladies: Mrs Wade, Mrs Flanna­ gan. Gents: Master L. Platt, Master C. Platt and Mr E. Wilson (joint). Mrs I. Hill won the raffle.


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from the Chipping area and the total raised by the group which visited Chipping now stands' at £2,190. Joseph’s mother, Mrs


C. Howson, expressed her personal gratitude to the many local people who helped by buying raffle tickets and sending dona­ tions and to all who made the appeal so successful.


Acupuncture Chipping YFC mem­


bers enjoyed a bonfire at New House Farm, Chaig- le.v, held by permission of Mr and Mrs Alan Kay. On Monday, 55 mem­


bers met in the village hall for a talk on acupunc­ ture by Mr Jack Fawkes. A vote of thanks was proposed by Malcolm Jackson and seconded by Nicola Kenyon.


Sabden


years at Calderstones working in the kitchens as an assistant. She worked as a cleaner at Clitheroe Castle, and at the Boys’ Royal Grammar School, up to her retirement. Miss . Holden’s hobbies


included sewing and knit­ ting. She was also fond of playing bingo at the Catholic Social Centre. She was a regular wor­


shipper at St Michael and John’s, where 'there is a funeral service today, prior . to interment at Clitheroe Cemetery.


Miss Sarah Hindle


THE funeral takes place at Whalley Methodist Church today of Miss Sarah Hindle (97), who lived for 80 years in the same house in Accrington Road, Whalley. Miss Hindle, who spent


the past three years at Castleford, Clitheroe, was for many years a weaver at a Billington mill. She also worked at the


former Dean’s Union Store and until about 1950. was employed as a cleaner at Blackburn Cathedral. Between the wars she


used her cookery skills to good effect as a demon­ strator for a'company sel­


ling gas appliances. , Her other interests in­


cluded playing the ukulele and taking part in variety ‘concerts in the village. .


Chatburn Methodist Church today will be fol­ lowed by interment at Christ Church.


Mrs Jane Jackson !


THE funeral service took place yesterday at Christ Church, Chatburn, of Mrs


was born in Blackburn, Was canteen manageress for the town corporation until her retirement. She then went to live at


Jane Jackson. Mrs Jackson. (82), wh6


Four Winds, Grindleton, for 15 years before


moving to The Royds, Chatburn, in February. . Her husband, Lewis,


who was a ma s ter butcher, died four years


ago. Mrs Jackson, who en­


joyed sewing and knit­ t in g , le a v e s a son, Ronald. In te rm en t was at


ChristChurch.1 Mr Harold Teasdale


A DRIVER with Ribbles- dale Cement, Clitheroe, for 16 years, Mr Harold- Teasdale, of Salthill Road, has died at 60. Mr Teasdale, who. has


been unable to work re­ cently ■ because of poor


•health, worked for 30 years altogether as a driver in the Clitheroe


district. '• He lea v e s a wife, Elizabeth, and a-son and


. daughter. Cremation was at Ac­


crington on Monday.


Jubilee Bridge, Sabden, installed several weeks ago by the Ribble Valley Council has still not been wired up ,by Norweb, leaving residents in the Pendle Street areas still in the dark. Parish Coun­ cil chairman Mr Alf Par­ sons is to write to the board.


In the dark The new light on the


from residents of the Nutter Barn area of Sabden to the planned po s ition in g of three double-storey^ houses overlooking their, homes,


Resited Following objections


I the builder has agreed to reposition the houses else-


I where on the site and place bungalows there instead.


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along the Leeds-Liver- pool Canal. . During the evening Mrs


Hargreaves entertained, members of St Nicholas’s Mothers’ Union, Sabden,. with a film show and com­ mentary about his walk--


Laura Duff was presented with a bouquet for her 80th birthday.. The Rev. Denis McWilliam led the prayers.-


Hunger lunch


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