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First winners of football shield hack in 1922


LAST week’s story about an old football shield turning up at Ribblesdale School, Cl i the roe , jogged memories for several


Farmed at Newton


I FARMER’S widow Mrs Elizabeth Anne Pinder, formerly,, of Hill House Cottage,' Newton, has


| died aged 80. I Mrs Pinder’s husband John,' who died 20 years ago, was a former 'Bow- land Rural District coun­ cillor for Newton and one­ time chairman of the local NFU branch. Mrs Pinder, who died


readers and has re­ sulted in us being sent of the 11922.


The past history of


the shield was some­ thing of a mystery for the


s cho o l ’s PE


t ea che r Mr Tony Smithson, who has in­ cluded it in a display, of football , memo­ rabilia.


But things did not remain unsolved for


too long. According to Whalley


historian Mr Jimmy Fell,' it was a Clitheroe inter­ schools’ shield, f irs t played for in the season 1921-22. The winners were


at Eshton Hall Nursing Home, Gargrave, lived at Long S tr ip e s Farm, Newton, for 32 years before moving -to Hill House. From farming stock,


| ty Youth Club — which Mr Fell attended.- “The teachers were so


Clitheroe’s Council School — now the home of Trini-


she was born at Dale Head. Mrs Pinder leaves six sons and a daughter. A service was held at


St Andrew’s Church, Slaidburn, on Tuesday, prior to interment.


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pleased, that the team was treated to an outing to Southport. I went on the trip, being the. side’s mascot and was told off for asking for second help­ ings when we had lunch!’’, laughed Mr Fell. A n o th er man who


winning side in 1921-22, when he was 13.


picture of the team in which he is seen on the back row on the right.


Mr Robinson provided a


are headmaster Mr Philip Fielding, Harold Fletcher, Wilfrid Penman, Richard Parkington and deputy head Mr Tom Heyworth. In the centre are Charles Walmsley, James Simms, Cliff Latham, Raymond Parkinson and George Kitson. At the front are Colin Gomall and George Eccles.


With him, from the left,


blesdale School in 1932 when it was opened.


I The shield went to Rib­


an inter-house shield, and for a side from the Catholic School, Lower-


From then on it became


gate. The competition is re­


' the task of putting to­ gether a side for the con­


membered by Mr John Cowman, of Chatburn Road, Clitheroe. He ta u g h t a t the Catholic School and had


tests. “Ribblesdale. School was


knows a thing or . two about the shield is Mr Charles Robinson, of Warrington Terrace,: Barrow, who played in the council school’s title­


I


■ the shield a few times,” he said. Now the shield


so much bigger than ours, but we managed to win


taking pride _ of place among R ibblesda le School’s collection of


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We shall proceed with the Charity


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trophies which Mr Smith- son would like to add to. He would be pleased to


hear, on Clitheroe 22563, from readers with any old unwanted boots, shin pads, shorts and the like, for the display.


BRIDGE CLUB


CLITflEROE Bridge Club’s meeting at the Brown Cow Inn, Chat- bum, last week was can­ celled due to the weather. The hand below, taken


from, the previous week’s game, is worth setting .out and studying, however. It was played by NS in


the Mayor and Mayoress of Ribble Valley, Coun. and Mrs Ted Boden, is hoped to have raised more than £60 for children in need.


ing was provided by the Chatbum pantomime dan­ cers and there was a de-. monstration by the Roly Poly tap dancers.


Vigorous can-can danc­


sented their own little sketch and policeman Stuart Caley performed a light operatic solo.


Downham.villagers pre­ Clitheroe Townswo­


men’s Guild sang songs from the shows, accom­ panied by Mr Geoff Hitch- en on the piano, and there was a demonstration of ukulele playing, before the evening was given over to old-time dancing and games.


es tate agent Mr Ian Lloyd.


Compere was Clitheroe


Danielle Frankland pre­ sented the Mayoress with a posy.


Two-year-old Ann-


ised by Mrs Mildred Hodgson, of Pendle Avenue, Chatburn.


The event was organ­


the Mayor and Mayoress with some of the perfor-


Our photograph shows


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Chip pan fire


A CHIP pan blaze at house in Pimlico Road. Clitheroe, caused slight damage to an electric cooker and kitchen decor. Clitheroe Fire Brigade quickly dealt with the in­ cident.


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