Clitheroe 22324 4 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, July 19th, 1984


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Horse fans9 weekend of fun


A CARTHOURSE derby and country fair are just two of the events to be held at Standen Hall, Clitheroe, on Saturday and Sunday. . Members of the public


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will be invited to try bronco riding and there will be a 10-mile carriage drive around the Ribble Valley in . a weekend of fun being sponsored by Matthew B rown’ s brewery.' The weekend ’ starts


with a carthorse derby of fiv e races for heavy


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POP went this stall with a difference at Clitheroe Parish' Church annual garden party on Satur­ day, when St Mary’s Scouts decided to cater for the sweet tooth of their customers.


The stall selling pop­ corn cooked by the boys


— seen here with Cub Akela Mrs Anne Pietrzak and Clitheroe Mayor Coun. Howel Jones — proved popular and the scouts also ran an aerial ropeway.


The garden party, held


at Temple wood, Pendle Road, home of parishion­ ers Mr and Mrs R. G.


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ONE of the highj the sports day ; nand’s Endowed Slaidburn, was seven-year-old Robinson clear llin. to break the high-jump record. . William’s effo well above pr1 jumps. Another was broken in the pre-school childre: it attracted the b


entry of 13. The champi


shield was won jo green and yellow with 100 points ea< It was preserj


school governor Pickles. She also over British A Gymnastic Asst awards to K; Pinder, Margare George Parker anl


cis Howard. Miss M. Watsc trained the child Maypole dancin presented with a by senior Mayp Margaret Carr. -


RESULTS F la t races —


Eleanor Robinson1 Waterworth, Richard worth. Infants: Girls Slinger, Gail Dixon. Stafford. Boys — Robinson, Ben Mass


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Pickles, was opened by the Mayores s , Mrs Maxine Jones. Deputy churchwarden Mr Gordon Dixon thanked her.


. A demonstration of Scottish country dancing was g iv en by six Clitheroe children, trained by Miss Doreen Hetherington, and teas


were served by the Social Committee and young helpers.


More than 200 people


attended and £325 was raised, of which £125 will go towards Scouting ex­ penses at an Outward Bound school and the rest will be allocated to mis­ sions later in the year.


POPCORN BOOSTS PARTY PROFITS


PUPPETEER Mr Denis Wolohan was a big favourite with the' chil­ dren when the Ribbles- dale Nursery School, Clitheroe, held its first open day.


■ The children played


games, enjoyed a picnic lunch and put on a concert for their parents.


Many of the pupils’


brothers and sisters came along and headmistress Mrs June Dewhurst, who joined the school last Sep­ tember, said the affair was such a success that it was hoped to hold it every year.


SHELTERED HOUSING


APPROVAL in principle has been given for a


Ribble Valley Council sheltered housing scheme on the site of the old Carl­ ton Mill, Clitheroe.


It will comprise 12 one-


person flats, eight two- person bungalows and three family houses.


The Housing Commit-'


tee also approved the erection of six flats in Sta­ tion Road, Whalley, at its


junction with Clitheroe Road.


horses and there will also be displays of bare back riding and a family fun night with disco and barT becue. On Sunday there will be


various driving- events — including, the' carriage marathon involving 30 competitors riding along the country lanes to Mitton and back — and the bucking bronco ses-


Degree for Elizabeth


FOLLOWING in father’s fo o ts tep s is Miss Elizabeth Hartley, the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Hartley, of West- field Drive, West Brad­ ford. Elizabeth (21), a former


pupil of Clitheroe Gram­ mar School for Girls, has


just gained a B.Sc. hon­ ours' degree in mathema­


tics at Warwick Univer­ sity. Now she is to start her


employment with a firm of international accoun­ tants in Leeds. Her father is a chartered accountant with Edward Chester and Son, of Clitheroe.


Connection


PROBLEMS over tele­ phone lines being con­ stantly engaged at the Hyndbum District Educa­ tion Office have been les- sended by adjustments to the system. Members of the Ribble


Valley Liaison Committee for Education were told by Deputy Education Of­ ficer Mr Jack Lord that since the alterations most people had found they could ring in.


Not nursing officer


WE have been asked by Mrs Edna Hothersall to point out that in an article in last week’s edition she was described as being chief nursing officer of the Clitheroe St John Ambu­ lance. Mrs Hothersall is in fact divisional superinten­ dent, the nursing officer


being Mrs Anne Roberts. -


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leader A- LEADING figure in voluntary organisations in the Ribble Valley for many years, Mrs Beryl Cassidy, has been ap­ pointed president of the Clitheroe St John Ambu­ lance.


Mrs Cassidy, a hospital


social worker, is no stranger to the group, having been president of


the cadets’ section for about 18 years.


She takes over from Mr


John Adderley, of Eaves Hall Lane, West Brad­ ford, who . has resigned after 20 years as presi­ dent.


Mrs Cassidy was con­


nected with the Clitheroe WRVS for many years, and was awarded the movement’s long service medal in 1981 "just after she relinquished her as­ sociation to take up full­ time work.


She is also a former


member of Ribble Valley and Clitheroe Town coun­


cils. She and her husband,


Dr Denis Cassidy, who retired from his Clitheroe medical practice in 1980, have a son and two daughters.


Green- Over 60s domino d r iv i i Whist, Ladies - I Holden, Mrs EX Gents — Mr I. VI Mr T. Bailey. I| Mr W. RamsdalJ Holden, Mr WL mith. Raffle: M| mith.


drive The Hurst Gr


servatives’ montl. took the form o;j and domino drive Whist winner;


— Mrs C. Hillas. W a l m s l e y , ft Knowles. Gents Roberts, ftlrs B ington, Mr R. 1 Dominoes: Mr T<| Mr E. Seedal Graham. Raffle: house.


raised when Hurl Memorial Hall ment committeij coffee evening Eagle and Child tation of Mr Burgess, for the I tead disaster funcl Raffle winneil


For Abbeysil The sum of Jtfl


Over 60s Winners in ti|


Mrs J. MarsdenI Lakeland, Ml Bamber, Mrs L f Fr P. Magill, Haworth, Mrs T. I Mr J. Didsbunl


ly named the tel gave it back to bf


the eventual wimj Jane Holden, ftlnl ques guessed thij of peas in a jar r Dobson the nu| lamp-posts. At a meeting


Green Parish C| was decided to to the fund.


Sabde


Kept guessiii Sabden WI wl


guessing whei| speaker on economy” bed unpack numerod cases, the contl which filled a largj table. Mrs M. Browm.l terally never thrtl thing


how to m e at I useful and ingenii cles for every roo house, for people age group. A


away, aki


hint” competition I by Mrs E. Harr] Wilson and Miss Refreshments wt| plied and served [ Dyer, ftlrs Lawl| Mrs Wilson.


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