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Come and see our superb collection of . . Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Farmers meet TV producer


MEMBERS of the Rib- blesdale Farmers’ Club were given a rare insight, into the behind-the-scenes- preparations for televi­ sion's popular “One man and his dog” programme.


Guest a t . the club’s •monthly meeting was.Mr


. Some 70 members were present • to hear his talk


Ian Smith, who has pro­ duced the last five series.


• ramme. is made, and about his career with the BBC.


describing how the prog-


The talk was arranged through “One man and his dog” commentator Mr Eric Halsall, of Burnley, a member of the- club for- the past 12 years. • The club, which meets


■ at the Starkie ' Arms, , Clitheroe, is flourishing with. about 120 members and a list of others wait­ ing to join. Picture: Watched by


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| members, club chairman Mr P e te r Shorrock (centre) greets Mr Smith. With them (right) is Mr


Halsall. Mountaineers


CLITHEROE Moun taineering Club is heading for the Langdale area on Sunday. The club has. a full


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New image for Co-op,


CLITHEROE Co-op groc­ ers could get a £150,000 facelift later this year to move the store more up-, market. United Co-operatives,


which recently merged with the Blackburn Socie­ ty administering the Clitheroe stores, antici­ pates giving the Castle Street premises an old fashioned image. A spokesman for


United said that the food store would definitely be developed, but the dry goods section has still to be looked at. It is. unlikely that any


work will start for at least six months.


CLITHEROE Evening Townswomen’s Guild be­


nefited to the tune of £94 from a coffee, evening at the home of its chairman, Mrs Janet Hemingway. .


" The money will help the Guild’s 28-strong choir to


buy music sheets. - More than 100 members


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and friends of the evening and afternoon guilds, some of them pictured


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raffle. First prize of a bottle of wine was won by Mrs Christine Washbrook, of Chatbum Park Drive, who prepared the coffee.


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Why council did not go to bus talks


A PARISH council has been criticised' by the Sabden and Read Labour party for not 'attending a talk arranged by Ribble Motors. The talk was given at


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the District Councils’ Liaison Committee, at Samlesbury, but - Sabden Parish Council did not have a member available to attend. • Labour Party ^members


ABOUT 80 people at- < tend ed the a n n u a l ] dinner 'dance of th e ' Clitheroe : and Bow- land branch of the Na- 1 tionai Farmers’ Union social section. After th'e meal, at


the Coronation Hotel, Gisburn, there was dancing to th e . resi­ dent b a n d ''and a raffle.


Toni calls time for a change


felt the council had shown disregard to the many vil­ lagers who fear they may lose their bus service, in the future, j However, parish council


THE licensee of the Assheton Arms, Dow- nham, Mr Tom ‘Tindall and his wife, Dorothy, are leaving the country pub for a very , different type of premises — a town public house. • No date has yet been


chairman Mr Alf Parsons pointed out that the talk was aimed at improving the relationship between Ribble Motors and the area committee,, and not to discuss ways of improv­ ing the service. • “We discussed be­


forehand whether or not to attend the meeting and have since had a report about it from .a Ribble Valley ■


said Mr Parsons.


fixed for the move; as re­ novations and alterations have to be carried out to the pub- in • Whitefield, north of Manchester. > Mr Tindall; who hails


Council official,”


from Bury, not far from Whitefield, has been 'at Downham for 10 years in all, with a-spell at the Brown Cow,"Chatbum, in .between. : During his time at the Assheton Arms he has


: built' up a fine reputation on the catering side and hopes ' to introduce eating facilities to his new pre­ mises. . ■ ;v •:


LACE


•Grammar School, is by Mr and Mrs G., White, . and starts-' at 7-30 p.nr. Anyone interested is wel­ come to attend.


LACE ■ is the subject under, discussion at tomor­ row night’s meeting, of the Whalley branch of : the •Embroiderers’ Guild.' The talk,1*: in : Whalley : Old


Handicrafts fraftapd candles. ;. ,


A -LARGE variety, of,I handicrafts, many; made by: Mrs F . ; Blades,' were: shown by.her to St. Paul’s Mothers’ Union. They in­ cluded tapestry,.: crochet^ embroidery, smocking, various * types of needleo;


Two jailed for Castle raid


TWO men who burgled Clitheroe Castle Museum in October, 1982, received jail sentences at Preston Crown Court, with extra terms in each case for contempt of court. Michael Joseph Clancy,


(42), of no fixed address, was jailed for 10 months after being found guilty by a jury of burgling the .museum and stealing anti­ que pipes and other prop­ erty worth £2,000. Clancy was given an


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