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ibbleway area of :nced because of hip of a gang of ndow frames.


lilheroi?, had been out to a reason- ndard. But when raet progressed to bleway area, the re changed and • gang of joiners attain the re-


tandard. m a t te r was to the foreman’s


n. but no improve- jok place and the roe were issued sponsion notices. _ G lad win said


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| FORMER Ribblesdale School teachers Mr Wil-


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I present certificates and awards .to senior pupils and othe rs who left during the year. The Rev. David Wood-


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POSTMAN Pat fans from all over the Ribble Valley


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Drachenberg (6), a pupil of Tosside School, Ann- Marie Gould (6), of Thor- neyholme RC Primary, Dunsop Bridge, and Katherine Phillips (7), of Whalley CE School. There was also a special


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prizes was Mr Harry Connor, Head Postmas­ ter, Blackburn.


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Clitheroe climbers’ busy year


IT has been an active year for Clitheroe Moun­ taineering Club, with reg­ ular meetings in the Lake District and in Wales and the annual camp in Scot­ land particularly suc­


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weather enabled the clim­ bers to pursue their sport with a vengeance. Mike Haslam and John Barrett were at the forefront of the activity with an im­ pressive list of over 1,000 ascents to their credits, many of extreme severity. At the club’s annual


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on December 19th, with a quiz and supper at the Station Hotel. Some mem­ bers are hoping to end the year in style with a wine and cheese party on De­ cember 31st atop Scafell Pike, England’s highest summit. The club has a busy schedule for 1985, includ­ ing trips all over the UK, and the guest speaker at the January meeting will be Dr Gordon Hampson on the subject of moun­ tain hypothermia.


Orlit homes have life


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I cement-constructed Orlit- type houses in Clitheroe were structurally sound and had an expected life of another 30 years, Borough Health and Housing Officer, Mr Peter Gladwin told the Ribble Valley Council’s Housing Committee. Engineers’ investiga­


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I School governors’ awards for academic a t ta inm e n t — Richard Frost, Paul Nutter, Alan Ridehalgh, Julie Lancas­ ter, Grainne Lennox, Susan Broome. House awards: Calder —


award for community service — Samantha Wright. Karen Kay memorial award for domestic science — Carol Holden. Robert Hargreaves memorial award for woodwork — Stuart Gower. Headmaster’s 6th Form Award — Gwen Haworth.


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WINNERS of the duplicate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club were: NS Mr Ormand and Mrs Kirkham, Mr B. Russell and Mr Wiggins. EW Mr W. Grind- ley and Mr J. Leader, Mr R. Aikinson and Mr P. Jennings. Handicap winners were: NS Mr Williams and Mr Green. EW Mrs F. Wilson and Mrs M. Edmondson. At one table the spirited bid­


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which was beaten by the ace. A low club was then led (as south was placed with a very powerful hand on the bidding), but this caused east to lose a dub, a dub raffed by south and


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1 CRUMBS . . . the cake i Stall did a roaring trade ’ at the annual St Paul’s i Christmas fair on Satur- ' day when the princely j sum of £1,030 was raised for church funds.


I cashire, seen here serv- . ing the customers, was * the opener.


Mr Fletcher Richard­ son, of BBC Radio Lan-


Another major attrac­ tion was provided by I Father Christmas who


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talked to 83 youngsters


in his grotto. There was a special


mail box in which the children posted dozens of letters, with their Christmas requests. These were later for­ warded to Clitheroe


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