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r 10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 14th, 1985


DRAINAGE TENDER


A TENDER of £16,000 from Chipping landscape and plant hire contractor William Pye has been ac­ cepted by the Ribble Valley Council’s Recrea­ tion and Leisure Commit­ tee for drainage work to create a sports field on land next to the car park at Roefield.


There is also £10,000


for the scheme in the 1984-85 Capital Program­ me and a grant of £10,000 has been given by the North West Sports Council.


Show goes on at St Ann's Court


PREMIER Harold Mac­ Millan’s 1950s slogan “You've never had it so good" could have applied at Clitheroe Ladies’ Cir­ cle’s Fifties Night at the Roman Catholic Social Centre. For in one of the


liveliest events to have been organised by the Circle, more than 150 people danced to the sounds of the great clas­ sics of rock ’n’ roll — Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry and Bill Haley among them—to raise more than £260 for charity. The evening was round­


ed off with more modern songs thanks to the Phil Case disco. Community Services


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SUDDEN illness did not stop the senior citizens of St Ann’s Court, Low Moor, and their friends from enjoying a communal singsong.


‘Energy Control’ NewHoover A group of entertainers


who perform for charity were scheduled to appear on Friday night, but the sudden illness of three members meant some


last-minute rearrange­ ments. But the show went


ahead with stand-ins and St Ann’s warden, Mrs Marjorie Hollywood, said it had been a magnificent evening for about 40 people. “The entertainers were


so good that we want them back at Christmas,” she said.


ing was Derrick Smith, an inspector with Econ At­ kinson in Clitheroe, who lives in Fairfield Drive. He also performed an act as a magician and gave a few turns on the ukulele.


Compere for the even­


Roy Porter took his audi­ ence way out west with some rousing Country and


Chatburn butcher Mr


Western .songs. Shirley Ledger, of Blackburn, re­ cited poems and monolo­ gues and Dave Smith, of New Longton, near Pre­ ston, played the guitar, with the audience provid­ ing an effective chorus.


Our photograph shows,


from the left, Dave, Shir­ ley and Derrick with some of the residents.


£190 boost for Pendle Club


vided between the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital’s bone marrow- fund and the Save the C h ild r en ’s E th iop ia appeal. Our photograph shows


circle members and guests pausing to sample the corned-beef hash.


Dwellings


PERMISSION has been granted by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-committee for the proposed erection of two detached dwellings on plots four and five at The Paddock, Saw-ley.


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TICKETS are now on sale for Calderstones Revue and Dramatic Soci­ ety’s forthcoming produc­ tion of “Jesus Christ Superstar.” The musical is being


performed in the hospital ballroom from April 16th to 20th. Tickets are avail­ able from Castle Records, Clitheroe and Whittakers, Whalley; or by telephon­ ing Terry Dilworth (Whal­ ley 2421) or David Pear­ son (Blackburn 49229).


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MEETING TO LOOK AT SPORTS


OUTLETS FOR THE YOUNG


THE ball in a campaign to encourage Ribble Valley youngsters to take up sport will start rolling at a meeting in the Trinity Youth Centre, Clitheroe, on Monday evening. It is hoped that rep­


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CONTRACTORS carry­ ing out repairs and maintenance to footway lighting in the Ribble Valley have come in for praise. At a meeting of the borough’s Parish Councils’ Liaison Committee, Coun. Eric Edmondson (Wad- dington) complimented the lighting contractors on their work. “ The standard of


maintenance has improved since they took over,” he said. “I think they are doing a really good job.” Members agreed that


since the Lancashire County Council chose con­ tractors David Linning- ton, of Preston, there had been a general improve­ ment in the service.


NO CHANCE OF LEASE


A REQUEST by a Clitheroe car., spares firm to lease land at Salthill Industrial Estate has been turned down. Members of the Ribble


Valley Council’s Planning and Transportation Com­ mittee heard from Plan­ ning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey that Autoparts, of Albion Street, required a lease if it was to be able to relo­ cate the business. It was agreed to inform


the firm of the deferred payment scheme.


resentatives of sports and other related bodies will attend to participate in an information exchange, which could result in the publication of a booklet on recreational facilities and opportunities available for youths in the area. Those in attendance will include the chairman of the Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Recreation and Lei­ sure Committee, Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg, who will be in charge of the pro­ ceedings, education offi­ cials, youth officers and members of the Ribble Valley Sports Council. They are coming to­


g eth er to encourage young people to play sport following an earlier meeting in the town ad­ dressed by Mrs Irene Hinson, of the NW Sports Council. Her invitation to the


Ribble Valley to take part in the National Sports Council’s “Ever Thought of Sport” country-wide campaign was taken up by several interested parties, who hope that a commit­ tee will be set up at the meeting. In order that their ef­


forts aid youngsters as ef­ fectively as possible, a questionnaire may be cir­ culated among the 13-24 age group.


Triathlon


THIS y e a r ’s annual Ribble Valley Triathlon, for swimming, running and cycling, is on October 27th. It is envisaged that the Ribblesdale Pool will be closed for the morning of the event, and open to the public at 1 p.m.


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A LARGE number of people broke off from their shopping on Saturday morning to drop in to the Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour for a refresh­ ing drink at a coffee morning organised by the town’s Mayoress, Mrs Maxine Jones. The proceeds, esti­


mated at about £190, are to go to Clitheroe Pcndle Club. Apart from coffee,


tea and biscuits, there were cake and gift stalls. The Mayoress (pic­


tured centre front) treats herself to a well-earned cup of coffee, as helpers look


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WINNERS of the duplicate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club were: NS Mrs A. Power and Mrs E. Bennison, Mr R. Atkin­ son and Mr P. Jennings. EW Mr B. Hounslow and Mr D. Hall, Mr W. Grindley and Mr


three NS pairs played in the correct coniract of four spades. Three played in 3 NT, one ir. five clubs and four did not even bid to game. A good bidding sequence


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tricks to gain a top. West led the ace of clubs and then switched to the 10 of diamonds, which was won with the ace. The 10 of spades was cashed and a low diamond was ruffed. Declarer then cashed three


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