/ Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 2nd, 1984 3 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 2282S (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Canoeists picked for squad


TWO Clitheroe canoeists have been selected for the Great Britain Wild Water Racing youth squad. Andrew Tomlinson (16),


of York Street, and John Royle (17), of Greenway, Salthill Road, who are both members of Accring­ ton Canoeists, will be at­ tending various squad training weekends. In early April there will


over price


of modest T


I WOULD like to put into perspective a statement made at the. playing fields meeting at Whalley, saying


be a selection from squad members of a team to go to Germany the following month.


Andrew, who is study­


in g fo r A - le v e ls in mathematics, physics and chemistry at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, has already represented Britain in the youth team, having been in the under- 16s in 1982. This time he is hoping


to make the under-18s team.


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CHILDREN 15p / .W A W iW W W W iY


Tombola, Bring and Buy, etc.


that £46,000 has been spent on them. The management com-


ANDREW Andrew belongs to


Clitheroe Venture Scouts and as a member of St Mary’s Scout Troop rep­ resented the town at the 15th International Scout Jamboree in Canada last


year. John, who has rep ­


resented the North West in canoeing, is also hoping


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2nd CLITHEROE (Parish Church) GUIDES


FRIDAY, FEB. 3rd at 48 PEELPARK AVENUE


7 p.m. — 9 p.m. on '


tbv kind permission of Mr and Mrs f t


Cake and Tombola stalls Price 25p


Hetherington) ■ JOHN to piake the under-18s|


team. A sixth-former at Rib-


blesdale School, Clitheifoe, he is a m em b e r of) Clitheroe Venture Scouts,


too.' His other hobby comes


in useful in canoeing com­ petitions — he enjoys I photography and often takes pictures at events.


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FEBRUARY 7 th at 7-30 p.m.


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T ARE YOUense, nervous, worried about over-eating, emoklng, exam nerves, insomnia, marital problems, flying?


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Speakers perform mock trial


IT was a meeting with a difference for Clitheroe Speakers’ Club when they acted out a mock trial.


Mr A. W. Chappell


played a man charged at the Old Bailey with armed ro b b e ry , a t tem p te d murder and being in pos­ session of a1 firearm with­ out a permit.


Mr C. Roberts took the


part of counsel for the prosecution, Mr D. J. An­ derson. defended the ac­ cused. and the judge was Mr D. Ogden. Mr D. Altham was clerk of the court and witnesses were Mr B. Allison and Mr L. Patterson for the prosecu­ tion and Mr S. Blackburn and Mr D. Meadows for the defence.


The judge gave a well


MADE TO ORDER OWN DESIGN


balanced summing up and the jury reached a majori­ ty verdict of not guilty.


Afterwards, members


considered the exercise well worth the effort. The next meeting will be held' at the White Lion Hotel on February 13th, when visitors will be made welcome.


Family ran shop in Whalley


A WOMAN who was born and bred in Whalley and used to work in the family business there has died.


Miss • Elizabeth Yates LAST


FEW DAYS OF SALE


including


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FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER • COINS BOUGHT


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(83), of Rodhill, Clitheroe Road, was bora ia. King Street and educated at the village school.


Her parents, the late


Mr and Mrs H. R. Yates, owned a butcher’s shop in King Street. Miss Yates worked there and later at a farm which her father


bought. She was a keen embroi­


derer, enjoyed flower ar­ ranging and worshipped reg u la r ly a t Whalley Parish Church.


Miss Y a te s ’ s is te r


Annie, survives her. A service at Whalley


Parish Church was fol­ lowed by'interment in the churchyard on Monday.


mittee, from its inception in 1977 to the AGM last October,: spent a total of £24,688 on the establish ment of the area; £17,736 of which went on the ini­ tial earth-moving and drainage. This figure also includes the loss of £1,184 on the opening day. I t has been paid for


mainly by our own fund­ raising efforts of £11,731 during the period from 1978 to 1983; grants from the Ribble Valley Council of £6,500 and £5,490 from Whalley Parish Council for the same period. Whalley, Parish Council


SANDBACH — WEST


Whalley Parish Church


ist at an estate agent’s, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alec West, of Painter Wood, Billington. The brid eg ro om, a


has further made a capital expenditure of £8,730.98 (inclusive of legal fees) for the non-recurring purch­ ase of the 10-acre site and further non-recurring


capital sum of £8,186.30 on the entrance — making


a grand total of £41,585. I would also like to put


into context the statement at the meeting that £3,000 is needed to put the fields in good condition. It will cost less than


£100 to return them to their pre-May 1983 condi­ tion. However, £2,900 may have to be spent over the next five years on annual maintenance — fertilising, weedkilling and goalmouth restora­ tion, together with sand­ ing, subsoil draining and spiking of the- topsoil (a very thin layer on top: of solid clay) to get 100 per cent efficiency from the drainage system already established. May I also add to Mrs


Pat Harper’s plea for har­ mony for the sake of the young people of Whalley and district. The whale to ta l of


£41,585 that has caused so much acrimony is just about what would ’ be asked for a. modest de­ tached house! •


J. M. GREEN, Chairman, QE II Playing Fields Management Committee.


Stole glass


A CHIPPING man was fined £20 at Clitheroe for stealing a beer glass from a Longridge pub.


(18), of Kirklands, apolog­ ised to the Bench for his actions, which he de­ scribed as “stupid.” He was ordered to pay £10 costs.


Paul Thomas Howarth


was the setting for the wedding of Miss Lynda J e a n W e s t and Mr Michael Sandbach. The bride, a reception­


Look at


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lithographic printer,-is the elder son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Sandbach, of Sale, Cheshire. The bride, given away


THERE’S still time to book a place on three courses being held at Whalley Adult Centre this month.


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by her father, wore a white chiffon gown trim­ med with lace and pearls. Her veil was held in place by a headdress of pearls and flowers, and she car­ r ie d a b o u q u e t of stephanotis and white


rosebuds'. Bridesmaid Miss Elaine


Anne We s t ,'th e bride’s sister, wore a sky blue cotton dress trimmed with lace. She had a headdress of forget-me-nots and car­ ried a posy of stephanotis and white roses. B e s t man was Mr


, On Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., tutor Mrs Anne Wolstencroft, of Chipping, will be giving an introduction to old pot­ tery and porcelain, glass and. interesting bygones. Many samples to handle will be available and stu­ dents can bring along their own items for iden­ tification.


The following Saturday,


Andrew Jackson and ushers were Mr Mike West, the bride’s brother, and Mr Andrew Sand­ bach, the bridegroom’s brother. Following the cere­


mony, conducted by the Rev. M. Ackroyd, a re­ ception was held at the' S t i r k H o u se H o te l ,


Gisbum. . The couple are honey­


mooning in the Lake Dis­ trict and are to live in Flixton, Manchester. P h o to g ra p h : K e ith Holden, Accrington.


FAT CATTLE RATES RISE*


; Monday's sale at Clitheroe Auc­ tion Mart, with fat cattle main­ taining last week’s rates and ihoggs continuing to rise in'


MORE stock was on offer at


: Light steers made to 109p . per kg (average 95.1p), medium to 101.2p (93.9p), light heifers to 114.6p (96.9p) and medium to 109.2p (95p). •Calf bulls made to 123p (107.7p) and fat cows to 81.4p


There were 168 fat cattle, including 46 fat cows, 32 ewes ' and 460 hoggs forward.


price. '


(69.9p). Light lambs made to 205.5p


(190.1p), standard to 212.5p (192.2p), medium to. 202p (189.8p). Heavy averaged 174.5p. Half-bred ewes made to £27 per head (£24.70) and homed ewes to £24 (£18.90).


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tutors George Pelling and Andrew Todd will be •looking at genealogy and helping students to trace family trees. This is a two-day course, with the second part taking place on March 10th.


, On F e b ru a ry 18th


Cieran Monaghan, of Blackburn Museum Ser­ vice, will give an intro­ duction to the work of museums, illustrating the one-day course with slides and objects.


Further information on


the courses and enrolment can be obtained from the centre (Whalley 2717).


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ONE ONLY Sherwoods Newbury Suite. Bea cushioned suite with full colled sprung WAS £799


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forgiving us their loyal support during the past years


Facing the questions


THROUGH to the ■ next round of the Waddington S p o r ts Quiz a re the Catholic Social' Centre, and Wingers’ Graveyard


Memorial Service. Catholic SC beat Sky-


hawks by 68 points to .57, and Wingers defeated Clitheroe French Connec­ tion by 68-44.


This Sunday evening


Dugdales take on the Op­ timists,? and Chatburn Blues play Clitheroe Golf Club. The quiz starts at 8 p.m. at the Sun Inn.


Pendle Club


AT Clitheroe Pendle Club’s bridge session, winners were: Mr J. Har­ rison and Mr T. Thom- ber, Mrs K. Gudgeon and Mr G. Horsfield.


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