Clithcroc Advertiser and Times, June 19th, 1986 Clithcroc 2232-1 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) : ’:v t ’.v i.-li/.-' r i i- imi). R um ley 22331 (Classified) .What’s on, ARTS


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are holding a


BRANDED SECONDS


CLOTHING SALE (plus various stalls)


Fri 20th June 7.3 0 pm. in


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COUNTRY MUSIC TUESDAY AND THURSDAY LIVE BANDS


SUNDAY J7t h Augus t ., I . c l . In Hear s P icn ic . Pendleton Village Hall-


ADMISSION FREE BAR TILL 1 A.M.


SEPTEMBER 7th 1986. '-abden Annual St re e t Market Organised by Ho l m* c ' o in in i 11 e e . Ptumi r ie s Tel. Thrift .


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COUNTRY ARTS AND


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A HONEYMOON in Majorca followed the wedding of Miss De­ borah Parkinson and Mr Michael Jones at All Saints' Church, Haber-


gliam. Miss P a rk in son ,


daughter of Mr and Mrs W. P a rk in son , ol Wheatley Close. Burn- lev. was given away by her father. She is a con­ fect ioner at Sains- iniry's.


The bridegroom, son


of Mr and Mrs R. Jones, of Moorland Crescent,


Clitheroe, is an accoun­ tant with Smith and Nephew. TTie bride wore a lace


-Young dancers- carry off six gold medals


THREE junior members of the Clitheroe and District Caledonian Society have danced their way to gold medals at the Highland Games in Blackpool.


C l i th e ro e Royal thurst Lane, Wadding Grammar School pupil


Sian Dowds (13).of Saw- ley


won lour


and countrv dancing— gold in the 100m run- the Highland fling, ning, silver in the high


sword, lilt and Sean Truibhas— and also re­ ceived a silver salver as the best dancer in her age group.


two tyiun Two Clitheroe girls n


gold medals. Sharon Clough(lO), of


Pendle Road, took the gold medal for the High­ land fling and a silver for the sword and Cheryl—Anne Harris (11). of Mayfield Ave­ nue, received a gold for winning the sword dance. The girls went to the


tulle dress with a fitted bodice. She carried a bouquet of pink and cream rosebuds and white gypsophila.


Attending the bride


were Misses Elaine He.vs. Anile Marie O'Donnell. Diane Par- kinson (bride’s sister) and Elaine Bird. Misses Heys and O'Donnell wore pink o f f * t li e - shoulder dresses ol


white off-tlie-shoulder dresses with slum puf­ fed sleeves. Best man was Mr Ian


crystal organza. The others wore


Jones (bridegroom's brother), groomsman was Mr Darren Parkin­ son (bride's brother). Page was Master Gareth Singleton. After the ceremony,


which was conducted by the Rev. John Hodgson,


a reception was held at the Moorcock Inn.


Rlacko. The couple will live in


Clitheroe. Photo: Colomajor.


SUMMER FAIR


SATURDAY’S sizzling


weather was perfect for Kdisford School’s sum­ mer fair, organised by


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Wednesday June 25 7.30 p.m.-9..30 p.m.


In the Mayor’s Parlour Church St.. Clitheroo


JACKS Mini Bus/Taxi


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Contracts, Airports, Parties, etc.


T e l . C l i th e ro e 2 8 5 5 5


the PTA. It was opened by fair


queen Deborah Wood­ ward (ID. attended by Sharon Wilmot U»). Faith Wright (ti) and Jennifer Harvey (o). and a splendid i’-l’in was raised for PTA funds. Attractions included


Maypole dancing by the youngsters, a teddy bears’ picnic and various games and stalls. A P.MX display was given and children who tried the sport were awarded medals.


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THE climax of weeks ot painstaking embroidery work eame on Sunday when the Rev. Brian Stevenson. Vicar of St Raul's. Low Moor, dedi­ cated five altar kneelers for use in the Royal En­ g in e e r s ' Memorial Chapel at the church. The Mayor and


than fill association members and wives and


other parishioners for the dedication.


by five wives ot associa­ tion members, are lot- use at the communion


The kneelers. made rail.


Mayoress of Clitheroe. Conn, and Mrs James Mcghie. joined more


An address was given bv the Rev Hugh Clark.


Vicar of Gisburn and a former RE chaplain.


Good trade at town auctions


Bull numbers main­


tained their weekly average at Clitheroe Auetion Mart’s Monday


sale, but graded cattle were in short supply.


Forward were 52 cat­


tle and (1(57 sheep. The b e s t bull was a Limousin from L .N. Nutter at 125.2p. Char- olais made to 122p from S.F. Hartley, Friesians to 10‘»p from K. Rowe and Hereford? to lOS.Sp from J. and M. Barrow.


Light steers made to


108p and medium to 1)7.(ip from J. and M. Barrow, light heifers to 1 M.fip from L. N. Nut­ ter. medium to lOSp from H. Speak. Heavy cows made to 80.2p from J. G. Whit well and young cows to 75p from G. and B. I’ve. Lamb numbers main­


tained last week's fi­ gures. but the expected increase for the season


did not materialise. A good trade prevailed.


The weekly guide price is 283p and the national


average on Monday was


20t>p. There was a very


made’to £505 (average £521). August calvers to Tfi(M) (£528). September calvers to £515 (£500), A u g u s t -S ep t ember calving heifers to £570 (£*100). First prize cow was


good entry of 32 calving cows and heifers at Fri day’s sale, meeting an excellent trade. July calving cows


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jump and bronze in the 200m running. Sarah


(13) won bronze medals for running and high


jump. Both girls are pupils


*T , r> who are pupils at Brook- at side School also won Secontlaiy School.


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games with about -10 adult members of the society, which is affili­ ated to the Lancasliire and Cheshire Federa­ tion of S c o t t ish Societies. Sian’s mother. Mrs


Sally Dowds, said it was the first time that her


daughter had won four gold medals at once and she was “over the


moon.” Sian has only been


doing Highland dancing for just over two years and in August will be dancing at Chatsworth House, Derbyshire. The girls were taught


by Caledonian Society member Miss Doreen Hethorington, of Some­ rset Avenue, Clitheroe. President Helen Wal­


ker said:“This was the best result we have had for a long time and we are till very proud of the girls. “ The dancing is


INHERITANCE am! the problems it creates for farmers was ex­ plained to members of Clitheroe and Rowland National Farmers' Un­ ion at their final branch meeting before the sum­ mer break. The speaker was Tod-


tnorden solicitor Mr. Ken Hill, who told mem­ bers to obtain legal, accountancy and insur­ ance advice. Mr. Bryan Bristol re­


ported that livestock thefts were still on the increase and said that stricter control of lives­ tock tagging and record­ ing. especially at auc­ tion markets, could help to trace stolen animals. Mr. John Falshaw re­


ported that the prop­ osed charges to farmers for statutory dairy in­ spections. under the Milk and Dairy Regula­ tions. would cost the average wholesale milk producer £70. SO a year. He also stated that all


quite intricate and this will do a lot to encour­ age junior members.” Sisters Sarah and Julie Lodge, of Coul-


quota leasing arrange­ ments had to be com­ pleted by July 31st this year and that all leased (junta reverted to the owner by the end ol April 10S7. The next meeting will


be on August ‘Jiith at the Pendle Hotel. Chat- burn. starting at S p.m.


^ four types of Highland nigiiumu medals last year, took a


Road, Griiidleton, gold medals


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The gentler sex learns tactics of self-defence


A JUDO expeu-t has bee*» called in to give Kibble Valley women lessons in self-defence.


Lancashire County


Council coach Paul Vin- ney visited Trinity Youth and Community Centre. Clitheroe. last night for the first ses­ sion in a six-week course for over Ms.


tant youth worker Pino Pozzi*. of Clitheroe. is teaching women how to handle themselves when attacked and how to avoid dangerous situa­ tions.


Paul, helped by assis­


A spokesman at the centre said: "There isn’t


a lot of violent crime in the Kibble Valley, blit we still believe women should be able to defend themselves. It gives them confidence to know they can deal with difficult situations and makes them more inde­ pendent.


"Anyone is welcome


and special clothing is not required. Lack ol fitness is also no harrier and even the over fills are encouraged to come along.”


The course has so far


attracted only a moder­ ate response, but the organisers are hoping that more students wi turn up next week.


Each Wednesday ses­


sion lasts DO minutes and the total cost is £10. Anyone interested is asked to obtain applica­ tion forms from the cen­ tre (Clitheroe 2788(5) or turn up on the night. The starting time is 8-30 p.m.


for


ton, both came away with medals in the track events. Julie(M), who won


IT was sports day for Sunday School pupils of St James’s Church,


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Clithcroc on Saturday. Traditional races


were to the fore and the sun proved a bonus as the children threw themselves into sacks, b a la n c ed e g g s on spoons and became tangled in skipping ropes.


Tea was served to the


children and parents during the afternoon’s activities on St James’s


Lancashire police are cracking down on drink- drivers in ;t new sum­


in drink-related offences during the holiday period over the past few


mer campaign. Following increases


Infants School field and si tug-of-war pro­ vided a fitting climax.


Holiday-time campaign


years, they have laun­ ched the type of cam­ paign usually reserved for Christmas.lt will run until a week on Monthly and will be con­ centrated on accident blackspots


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Society’s first’ president


THE first president to


be appointed by Clitlier- oe Civic Society is Mr Stanley Westhead. Mr Westheadj of


Claremont Drive, was elected at the annual meetinir in recognition of his work for the socie­


ty and the town. Ollier officers elected


were: Mr Cos Watson (chairman), Dr Robert Bennett and Mr John Chew vice-chairmen). Mrs C.S Course (secret­ ary), Mrs Florence Wil­ son (assistant secretary) and Mr Donald Coates (treasurer). New committee mem­


bers are Mrs Beryl Cas­ sidy and Mr Robert , J ones


The meeting was held


at the Weavers' Cot­ tage. Rawtenstall. and hosted by Rawtenstall j Civic Society. Members were taken on a guided tour of tile Baptist Chapel of Goodshaw.


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