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SUNDAY was Mother’s Day for Gemma, the golden retriever owned by Mr and Mrs Roland Hail­ wood, when she was reun­ ited with nine of her 10 puppies.


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year old — and Gemma’s mum too — were all taking part in a sponsored dog walk promoted by the Rotary Club of Clitheroe. Then they returned to


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THE first young people to benefit from the Bob . Ainsworth Memorial Fund to help further their edu­ cation received their che­ ques at a ceremony in the Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour. C l ith e ro e s tu d en t s


Rachael Collinson, of Bell­ man Farm; Diane Gut- tridge, of Church Brow; Paul Taylor, of Delacy Street; Paul Walmsley, of Beechwood Avenue, and S tep h en Varnom, of


Whalley Road, were each presented with' £40 by Coun. Ainsworth’s widow, Doris, watched by the rest of his family.


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from a trust set up with d o n a t io n s made " in! memory of Couni: Ains­ worth, who died'in Sep­ tember, 1982. He was Mayor o f ' Clitheroe four times and a familiar figure who worked hard for the own.


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cided to give the annual sum to one boy and girl, but as this is the first year, it was extended to five young people. The fund is still open for dona­ tions.:


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ID E N T IC A L tw in s Richard and Timothy B ir ch , o f Master son A v en u e , Read, were doubly delighted when ' they both received the Duke of Edinburgh Silver Award.


The twins, aged 17,


were presented with their award at the United Re­ formed Church, Read, by an old friend . . . Martin Dobson, player-manager of Bury FC, who used to live opposite them.


The ceremony. was at­ tended by 150 members of


T re e blossom h ig h l ig h t


FORTY people turned out for the Clitheroe branch of the Ramblers’ Wednes­ day walk, the highlight of which was a crab apple tree in full pink blossom. Mrs C. S. Course led


the walkers on the four- mile route from Edisford to Primrose, under the railway arches to Higher Standen Hey Farm and along the Roman road to the site of the ancient cross. From there the walkers


went to Shuttleworth Farm and back along the riverside.


the Read Scout and Guide Group and their parents.


Richard and Timothy,


who are Venture Scouts shared in several projects for their award — includ­ ing a 30-mile expedition in the Yorkshire Dales and helping ran Burnley Hos­ pital Radio.


They also gained the


National Dinghy Certifi­ cate of the Royal Yacht­ ing Association.


The boys, who are


studying electronics at college at Burnley, are


■the sons of Mr and Mrs Gordon Birqh.


The Duke of Edinburgh


scheme is operated in Read and Simonstone by th e 1 s t Read Scout Group, but they also assist other young people not already in the Scout movement to participate in the award.


During the evening


bronze awards were pre­ sented ■ to four 15-year- olds —. Carole Armstrong of Singleton Avenue, Leslie Bowes, of St John’s


■ C lo se , and G are th Richards and Michelle Wharf, both of Bucking­ ham Drive. For Carole and Michel­


le , i t was a doubly memorable occasion be­


cause they both also re­ ceived Queen’s Guide awards from Mrs Mary Wilkinson, Whalley Dis­ trict Guide Commissioner. Completing a glittering


night was the hand-over of Chief Scout awards to Leslie Bowes and Keith B u t te rw o rth (15), of Jubilee Str e et , Read: These were presented by Mr Vic Perry, Burnley District Scout Commis-. sioner.


Once members of the


Scout movement are 16 they move into a Venture Scout Unit. Three mem­ bers of the Read Unit, Phillipa Howarth and


' brothers Darren and John Lewthwaite, received th e ir Ventu re Scout


. Awards. This section is for both


young men and women between the ages of 16 and 20 and to , gain the award they participated in a wide range of activities of their choice.


Pictured with Martin


Dobson and Mrs Wilkin­ son are, from the left: Gareth Richards, Michelle Wharf, Richard and Timothy Birch, Carole A rm s tr o n g , D a r ren L ew thw a ite , Phillipa Haworth, John Lewth­ waite, Leslie Bowes and Keith Butterworth.


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Pickles and Mr P. Jennings, Mr W. L. Wilkinson and Mr R. Atkinson; EW Mr and Mrs G. Tatton, Mr R. Nicol-Smith and Mrs Murgatroyd. Handicap winners were Mr J. Mercer and Mrs K." Higson, Mrs L. Wilkinson and Mrs J. Haworth. On the following hand, when ■


NORTH-SOUTH pairs playing weak two bids in the majors and the multi two diamond con­ vention did well at the weekly session of duplicate pairs at Clitheroe Bridge Club when several successful opportunities for such openings arose. Winners were: NS Mrs F.


north opens two spades or the multi two diamonds, east dare not bid and north is allowed to play in two spades, usually making nine tricks. Where there was not such an


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Mr and Mrs Hailwood’s home in Kirkmoor Road, Clitheroe, for a “doggy” birthday party.


“We thought things


might be a bit chaotic, said Roland. “However, all the dogs were well be­ haved, and the owners — all but three of whom live in the Clitheroe area — had great fun comparing notes.” Gemma’s progeny and


owners were sponsored, in all for more than £100, one pair having been pledged over £30. Some 57 dogs — of all


varieties! — enjoyed their stroll by the Ribble and there was an exceptional­ ly good response from young owners, one aged six.


On their return to the


Brungerley Park starting point, the dogs were re­ warded with a choice of


mint, savoury or choco­ late-flavoured biscuits, supplied by Clitheroe animal-feed manufacturers Dugdales, who sponsored the walk. The club expects the


effort to bring in a sum in the region of £500, which in due course will be dis­ tributed to local charities.. Our picture shows some


of the proud owners and their pets at the start of the walk.


Read young people's 57 varieties on


Planning in the


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A plan to change the use of two ground floor rooms at 83 King Street, Whalley, into a florist's shop with living accommodation above, is among the latest plan­ ning applications received Ribble Valley Council (0258). Other applications include


tion. at Shawbridge football ground . (0255):' Change of use from storage to workshop at Candlemaker's Croft, Lower- gate (0262). . .


Detached house and garage


alterations with minor works to rear elevation, King Lane (0266).


Waddington: Replacement of


12 windows affected by rot and alteration of kitchen -windows at Glebe House, Newton Road (0257). Stables at Eaves House. Cot­


at 5 Milthorne Avenue (0264). 2 Market Place — internal


garage, porch and utility room at Holme Farm (0256).


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tion of new vehicle access bridge at Hareden Works ac­ ross Langden Brook, and de­ molition or existing bridge at Hareden Works (0259).


tage (0263). Howland Forest: Construc­


Stonyhurst: Erection of de­ tached bungalow and garage


jecting box sign at Read News­ agents, Straits Lane (0261).


adjacent to Hodder Place (0260). ' Read: Static illuminated pro­


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