Clitheroe 223: Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) 4 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 29th, 1981 THE FRUGAL FAMILY ESTATE His sidewalls have torn, he’s getting the blame
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FORMER C l ith e ro e Grammar School student Sarah White could soon be broadcasting her musi cal talents on Radio 3.
that violinist Sarah (19), has been given by coming top for Northern Musi cians at the Wharfdale Music Festival.
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won £200 and offers of recitals by Yorkshire Arts Association and Bradford District Council. It is at one of these that the re cording will be made.
She was the youngest a the competition and
through one of the judges . . . Gordon Stewart, the chief producer of Radio 3 music.
The offer came about
Clitheroe and then Chip ping, before, moving last year to Moorside House, Altham, is on a four-year course at London’s Royal Academy. In spite of the high standard there, her talent is shining through.
Sarah, who lived in
, beating 25 other violinists from the academy. '
She recently won the J. and J. Brouth Prize,
Sarah, who is in the
second year of her course, gives much of the credit ;for her success to tutor Howard Davies. He is a member of the Albernie String Quartet which has played at Clitheroe Music Society.
A rock-steady
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ANYONE who spotted men clinging by their fingertips, halfway up a bam wall, could be forgiven for thinking there was something
strange going on.
HOT centre on doorstep
MULTIPLE sclerosis suf ferers in the Clitheroe district are travelling miles out of their way for treatment, say staff of a newly-opened treatment centre at Darwen. Mr Joe McGonagle, who
wrong — for scaling barn walls is just one method of training for a different b reed of C l ith e ro e sportsmen. • Little is heard of the town’s rock climbers, de spite the fact that this area boasts some of the most respected men in the
But they would be
sport. Rock climbing is a
operates the HOT (Hy perbaric Oxygen Treat ment) House, Robin Bank Road, Darwen, said: “I have heard of Clitheroe people travelling to Man chester and even Chester, because they do not real ise they have a centre in Darwen.” He asks sufferers to
• “I also invite any resi dents from the Clitheroe area to drop in at the
ring him on Darwen 774609 to arrange for treatments, which cost £5 each.
. coffee. I would be , only too happy to show them round,” he said.
Degree
THIS picture by Michael Ryan of Langho, shows Malcolm Haslam leading an “extremely severe” climb at Wilton Quarry, near Bolton. I t is a technical climb which is amusingly named “Nothing fantastic.
A CHAIGLEY man has graduated with a honours degree in Land Manage ment. Mr Neville John, Askew (22), of Plantation Farm Cottage, spent three years tackling the course at Leicester Poly technic.
Stonyhurst seeks new headmaster
IN a break with tradition, Stonyhurst College is expected to announce, next month, the ap pointment of the first lay headmaster in its 391 year history.
T r Michael Bossy, head master of the Jesuit school for the past 12 years, is expected to go by January, 1986, after being given a new assign ment by the Order. Fr Bossy, who is 55,
time ive’ may have another Jesuit headmas ter," he'said. Fr Bossy’s post has
was on the teaching staff at the college for several years before being ap pointed headmaster. , The Rector of Stony
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hurst, Fr Michael O’Hallo- ran, said the reason for the break from tradition was that these days there were few Jesuits in. the teaching world. “Perhaps in 20 years’
THREE. Ribble Valley eating establishments have been selected for the 1985 Good Food Guide, published on Monday. The F o x f ie ld s , at
would have to be a thoroughly commited Roman Catholic with the right kind of academic background and able to work with Jesuits and understand their long and proud tradition.
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THE valley through which our r iv e r Calder flows must once have been very, ve ry beaut i ful — parts of it still are. But how much lovelier it would have been if man and his mate had never set their feet there. Both are the vandals
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dangerous pastime in which dedication, pain and satisfaction are some of the main ingredients. Among the dozen or so cl im b e rs who have become known as the “Clitheroe team” is Dave Kenyon, of Whalley Road, who is'thought to be one of the smoothest movers over rock in the country. Peter Black, who lives
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in Chatburn, is another leading name who has several American climbs, such as the Devil’s Tower in Colorado, under his
belt. And Malcolm Haslam,
of Hayhurst Street, dou bles as a writer and photographer for the
climbing Press. When the team is not
moving across barn walls, they can be found on the training wall at Blackburn College, which caters for all standards of climbers. Regular training is vitally important, to maintain finger strength for those often barely-visible ledges and cracks. Rock climbing is a diffe
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te am ’s most popular climbing venues is Black burn’s Stanworth Quarry which holds some of the toughest routes in Lanca shire such as “Stranded passenger" and “Gravity well.”
One of the Clitheroe “There’s a lot of pain
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He related a similar ex perience. “I wouldn’t let him swim in here for all the gold in China,” he said. “The vet warned me against it.” There goes my clean river, I thought.- My mind went back to
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days when, as a lad, I used to' catch crayfish there. I have not seen tail or claw of one for years now. I recall catching a lam
when the river runs low, the smell can be inde scribable, although much has been done, we are told, to clean it. Much, much more re
mains to be done. I recall the time, 30 to
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prey — the only one I have ever seen — in Mearley Brook. My older, more experienced pal, tickled trout there, too. I doubt he would have much success there today. • Man has much for which to answer and it is high time the water au thorities did much, much more about it. Industry, I know is im portant, very important,
highly-qualified veterinary surgeons, our rivers are unfit for dogs to swim and play in, how much more so must they be for chil dren, your children and grandchildren, when they go to paddle and bathe? I make no claim to ex
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